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Байт-код Java — набор инструкций, исполняемых виртуальной машиной Java. Каждый код операции байт-кода — один байт; используются не все 256 возможных значений кодов операций, 51 из них зарезервирован для использования в будущем.

Для программирования на языке Java или других JVM-совместимых языках знание особенностей байт-кода не обязательно, тем не менее, «понимание байт-кода и понимание механизмов его генерации компилятором Java помогает Java-программисту так же, как и знание языка ассемблера помогает программисту, пишущему на Си или C++».

Инструкции
Код CA16 зарезервирован для использования отладчиком и не используется языком, как и коды FE16 и FF16, которые зарезервированы для использования виртуальной машиной и отладчиками. Коды в диапазоне CB16—FD16 в текущей версии JVM не используются и зарезервированы для будущих дополнений.

Инструкции можно разделить на несколько групп:
 загрузка и сохранение (например, ALOAD_0, ISTORE),
 арифметические и логические операции (например, IADD, FCMPL),
 преобразование типов (например, I2B, D2I),
 создание и преобразование объекта (например, NEW, PUTFIELD),
 управление стеком (например, DUP, POP),
 операторы перехода (например, GOTO, IFEQ),
 вызовы методов и возврат (например, INVOKESTATIC, IRETURN).

Также есть несколько инструкций, выполняющих специфические задачи, такие как выбрасывание исключений, синхронизация и так далее.

Многие инструкции имеют префиксы или суффиксы, соответствующие их операндам:

Например, операция IADD — сложение двух целых чисел, в то время как FADD — сложение чисел с плавающей точкой.

Пример
Код на языке Java:
  outer:
  for (int i = 2; i < 1000; i++) {
      for (int j = 2; j < i; j++) {
          if (i % j == 0)
              continue outer;
      }
      System.out.println (i);
  }

компилятор может транслировать в следующий байт-код:
   0:   iconst_2
   1:   istore_1
   2:   iload_1
   3:   sipush  1000
   6:   if_icmpge       44
   9:   iconst_2
   10:  istore_2
   11:  iload_2
   12:  iload_1
   13:  if_icmpge       31
   16:  iload_1
   17:  iload_2
   18:  irem
   19:  ifne    25
   22:  goto    38
   25:  iinc    2, 1
   28:  goto    11
   31:  getstatic       #84; //Field java/lang/System.out:Ljava/io/PrintStream;
   34:  iload_1
   35:  invokevirtual   #85; //Method java/io/PrintStream.println:(I)V
   38:  iinc    1, 1
   41:  goto    2
   44:  return

Генерация

В большинстве случаев байт-код Java генерируется для исполнения на виртуальной машине Java из исходного кода на языке Java. Единственный оригинальный компилятор, преобразующий код на языке Java в байт-код Java — это Javac, созданный компанией Sun Microsystems. Но поскольку все спецификации байт-кода Java доступны, существуют и сторонние компиляторы, генерирующие этот байт-код. Примеры таких компиляторов:
  — компилирует код на Java в Java-байт-код (разработан IBM, написан на C++),
 Espresso — компилирует код на Java в Java-байт-код (для версии Java 1.0),
 GCJ (GNU Compiler for Java) — компилирует код на Java в Java-байт-код, также способен компилировать в нативный машинный код, является частью GNU Compiler Collection.
Для некоторых проектов существуют компиляторы, позволяющие генерировать байт-код для JVM из исходного кода на другом языке программирования, среди таких проектов:

 ColdFusion,
 JRuby и Jython (для Ruby и Python соответственно),
 Groovy (скриптовый язык, основанный на Java),
 Scala,
 Kotlin,
 JGNAT и AppletMagic,
 компиляторы с языка Си в Java-байт-код,
 Clojure,
 MIDletPascal,
 JavaFX Script.

Большинство существующих инструкций JVM имеет статическую типизацию: сигнатуры методов в местах их вызова проверяются во время компиляции, но механизм переноса этой проверки на время выполнения отсутствует. Тем не менее, для JVM реализованы ряд языков с динамической типизацией.

Примечания

См. также

Ссылки
 Chapter 6. The Java Virtual Machine Instruction Set


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Girl House (2014) [REVIEW]
February 1, 2017 · by The Wolfman	· in awful horror movies, Horror Movies.	·
Although it's been a few years since I've seen it, I used to have a lot of fun with Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer. It's possible that stems from a nostalgic connection of having seen it at the first 24-hour horror movie marathon I went to in Chicago, but I'm sure the movie is still at least kinda fun? I had enough interest in those filmmakers to check out The Shrine, which was mostly boring, but had an interesting ending that almost made up for it being dull. Point is, directors Jon Knautz and Trevor Matthews gained enough good faith with me that I checked out their film Girl House, which has all but destroyed every once of good will they had previously earned. Not knowing the filmmakers personally, I can't say for sure that they loathe women, but man, their movie sure does.
Yes, the film does have its fair share of attractive women dancing around seductively, so if that's all you loo for in a movie, you're in luck!
The film opens with a chubby little kid getting chased by two girls who bully him into showing them his wiener, which they then make fun of, so he responds by throwing one off a bridge to her death. Oh, great. Back in present day, Kylie (Ali Cobrin) is a down on her luck college student who moves into a house full of girls who get naked often for the cameras that fill the house. People pay money to watch them get naked and have sex with stuff, so what could possibly go wrong? Well, the little kid from the opening could grow up with a distorted perception of reality and feel like he has ownership over the women, so he comes to the house to murder them. Oh, and, spoiler alert, he does, except Kylie, because she's the lead character. I can't think of any other reason she'd stay alive.
This is the dresser of one of the girls who is referred to as the "wild one," who is killed by having a dildo shoved down her throat and taped there, ya know, in case you were wondering if this film punished women for their sexuality enough.
Oh boy, where the hell do I start with this one? Firstly, the opening scene featuring the killer murdering a little girl is the most backstory anyone in the movie gets. Sure, Kylie repeats how her dad just died and she's going to start stripping for money, but that doesn't tell us anything about who she is as a person. Shortly after the opening scene, we learn that the writer has never heard an actual woman speaking since he was in junior high, as one character delivers a line that is something like, "You're going to be showing your vertical smile on cyberspace." UGH. Who the fuck wrote this garbage? No one has ever said those words in that order out loud to any other human in history, but here, it's played as, "Hey, dudes, when chicks aren't around, this is TOTALLY how the talk to one another!" Mind you, we're only like ten minutes into the movie, and the turds just keep falling.
Don't even get me started on how the killer wears the mask of a female sex doll and how a camera would put watermarks on the image, even if it wasn't broadcasting to anything, because that's not how those things work.
This movie was made in 2014 and could've been a positive portrayal of women in the pornography industry, and I almost believe that the filmmakers thought they were actually doing that, but all of the characters are underdeveloped and basically personifications of sex dolls that merely existed to pleasure men. The worth of each one of these characters is only reflected by their relationship to men, just like, ya know, most porn. When one male character recognizes Kylie on the Girl House website from having a crush on her since kindergarten, he drives 70 miles to casually bump into her, resulting in him immediately going on a date with her and have his feelings reciprocated. A couple of dates later, he reveals he didn't bump into her casually but basically stalked her because he saw her online, but instead of calling him out for being a psychotic dirtbag, she basically just shrugs and says, "I'm not a prostitute…but now that we've cleared that up, let's continue flirting!" Goddammit. I mean, sure, the horror genre, in general, doesn't often empower women and they are often presented as nothing more than objects of desire, but you'd think a film called "Girl House" that featured half a dozen female characters would portray one woman as, oh, I don't know, an actual woman.
Why is this woman opening her shirt? Oh, well she breaks into the house, having been kicked out for doing drugs, so she begs to be let back in, using words like "Papi" (because she's latina, I guess) and promises that she's off "crank." That's how real people talk about drugs, they say "crank."
Even if you can put Girl House's hatred of women aside, it's still a pretty dull film. It clearly wanted to follow the structure of slashers like Halloween or Black Christmas, but does nothing nearly as thrilling as either of those films and is full of idiotic decisions. Oh! Here's one: the guy who owns the website and house where the girls live reminds the girls that the last line of defense in their protection are two buff dudes. Twice in the movie, the villain briskly walks towards these buff dudes and immediately kills them with his hands. These characters added nothing to the story and died immediately. Uhhhhhhh, okay. Here's another: the owner of the house gives this big long diatribe about how safe and secure the house and servers are, but the villain hacks in to show the girls his photo and 1) none of them tell the owner, "Hey, we got hacked, maybe your site isn't as secure as you claimed it was?" and 2) a dude hacks in and takes control of every technological aspect of the house and 3) a student hacks into the server to discover the house's location pretty easily, so 3A.) maybe don't spend so much time talking about how secure it is and 3B.) oh goddammit, the women STILL need to rely on men to locate them to send the police to their home, proving these women would be nowhere without their connection to men. I haven't even gotten to the one "top performer" in the movie who, when doing a super sexy show, complains that there are only THREE people watching (but I'm pretty sure actual performers get numbers in the hundreds/thousands tuning in, so I'm pretty sure even I could get three viewers if I threw on a wig right now and started broadcasting, so who the fuck knows how anyone makes money off this shitty fictional website), who is interrupted by the killer who chops off her fingers and cuts her face, which she could have easily survived, but instead decides she can't live with "being ugly" so she puts a plastic bag on her head to commit suicide. GODDAMMIT. If you hate women and revel in how terrible they are and need a reminder that they only exist for your enjoyment, then I totally recommend Girl House! However, if you prefer to consider women actual human beings, then I suggest you avoid it.
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An Italian Weddings
An Exclusive Umbrian Cooking & Tasting Experience
Day 1 – Upon arrival at Fiumicino Airport, you will be greeted and transferred by private coach to your villa, where welcoming refreshments await you. For the remainder of the day you can make your own plans, whether resting or taking in the local sights. In the evening, you can dine in comfort as a delicious meal will be served at your villa.
Day 2 - Umbrian cuisine is simple by definition and benefits from its authentic nature, in which very simple ingredients surprise even the most sophisticated of palates. Typical dishes grew out of a rural environment, made with just a few plain ingredients, when a lack of luxury was wisely seasoned with a pinch of intelligence and creativity so that the final result was simply a great taste.
You will be transferred by private coach to Orvieto. Just a few kilometres separates Orvieto from the town of Porano which is surrounded by a breathtaking landscape. Your first cooking class will take you to a farm which produces a special type of wheat used to make bread and pasta. After a brief introduction to this special wheat, you will make your own pasta and bread while sipping a glass of wine and listening to soft music. At lunch time, the class will sit down around a lavishly prepared table to enjoy the fruits of their labour: your freshly prepared handmade pasta and fresh bread, along with cold cuts and cheese, vegetables and good wine produced by local farmers.
Courtesy of Umbria Time
In the afternoon, take a guided tour of the beauty of Porano and Orvieto. Porano is home to the only painted Etruscan grave in the area. In Orvieto, one of this city's main attractions, the Cathedral, will catch your eye straight away. Dating back to 1263, it is undoubtedly the most important architectural landmark in the city, with its splendid Gothic architecture, opulent ornaments and internal chapels. A relaxing walk through the ancient town will reveal all the magnificence of this medieval and Renaissance town. Dinner will be served back at your villa.
Day 3 – Umbria is the only region of central Italy with no ocean coastline: centrally located and immersed in absolutely amazing nature, the area is world famous as 'the green heart of Italy'. However, the fourth largest lake in Italy, Lake Trasimeno is found here, and the region is crisscrossed by several rivers. Thanks to these bodies of water, Umbrian cuisine boasts delicious dishes based on freshwater fish.
A private coach will transfer you to Lake Trasimeno, where a guide will accompany you on a mini-cruise on a private boat. Stop in Isola Maggiore, the only residential area of the three islands which dot the lake.
Today, Isola is a small, pristine village with a population of only 16 people, but in the past it served as history's theatre: the first person to discover the importance and value of the island's tranquillity was Saint Francis, who built a monastery here and created a community with a brilliant future. The most active fishing community of Trasimeno was based here and, although many of these fishermen are now retired, you can still find a few to tell you stories of days gone by. Enjoy a delicious lunch in a restaurant that serves fish freshly caught from the lake.
On the return trip, stop in Castiglione del Lago. Surrounded by medieval walls, this lively location is known for its shopping opportunities, and you mustn't miss a visit to Palazzo della Corgna (Corgna Palace). From there, you can take the path leading directly to Rocca del Leone (Lion Fortress) and its secret passages into the towers, where you can enjoy a spectacular view over the whole of Trasimeno. If you dream about doughy pizzas and crunchy sourdough bread, sample some local specialties from a local pizzeria with a wood-fired oven. Also, indulge in some great local beer without worrying about the drive back. After dinner in the pizzeria, you will be returned to your villa.
Day 4 - Umbrian cuisine is full of cereals, legumes, many varieties of vegetables, aromatic and wild herbs, mushrooms and truffles. The king of the ingredients is surely the extra-virgin olive oil used raw, to season or to cook with. Try it on bruschetta, a slice of toasted bread dressed with olive oil and salt…yum! In the comfortable atmosphere of your villa, with the help of 'mamma' you will enjoy learning the secrets of cooking seasonal vegetables in many different ways, which you will then enjoy as part of a colourful lunch served in the villa's garden. The rest of the day is free time, followed by a candlelit dinner with live music at the villa.
Day 5 – Separating Umbria from its capitol town Perugia and dividing Perugia from the famous 'Bacio' is a very difficult challenge. Since1920, this famous praline containing sweet messages of love has been enjoyed around the world and has become an icon of Perugia. A few kilometres from the historical centre of Perugia is a place that smells of chocolate. This is the Perugina, one of the most ancient Italian chocolate factories. A visit to this amazing place starts with a tour of the Perugina Museum, where you'll learn how just one cocoa bean is magically transformed into rich chocolate, how Perugina's history started as a tiny workshop producing sugared almonds, and how it rose to become a chocolate icon and Italy's most beloved chocolate maker. To make the experience more interesting, the visit is combined with a tasting session and a chocolate-making lesson with Perugina's master chocolatier, who not only explains step-by-step the fundamental techniques of chocolate making, but also offers a fascinating insight into the history of chocolate, its physical and emotional benefits, the various methods of conservation, and tips on the best way to consume it.
Be a chocolatier for a day creating your very own confectionery masterpiece! Have lunch in a restaurant in Perugia, followed by a guided walking tour of the city.
Perugia is the capitol city of Umbria, located at the top of an undulating hill with a long series of peaks. A lot of history passed through here and we can find its mark in the old town centre: from Rocca Paolina, Piazza Italia and Corso Vannucci to Piazza IV Novembre with its beautiful Fontana Maggiore, the Cathedral, Palazzo dei Priori and the museum Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria (National Gallery of Umbria) which dominate the old centre. Perugia features small alleys that rise and fall as they intertwine amongst medieval palaces and squares, and unique corners where the inhabitant's shouts mix with the voices of the many multilingual students who live in the city. It is the home of an important Athenaeum in operation since the 1300s, as well as the oldest University for Foreigners in Italy. Dinner will be served at your villa.
Day 6 - One of the best ways to enjoy good food is to combine it with excellent wine. Wines from Umbria are starting to gain importance not only in Italy but also on the international market. Learning about where the wine is produced is not only an opportunity to taste it at its place of origin, but also to understand the deep connection between the wine and its historical and cultural background.
Montefalco has rightly been nicknamed the 'Railing of Umbria', because of its special position overlooking a breathtaking view. This little town has many well-preserved buildings from the 14th century, such as the Palazzo Comunale (Council Palace) and the ex-church of Saint Filippo Neri, today the site of the town theatre, and other Renaissance overlapping and renovations. The most precious thing in Montefalco is, without doubt, the church-museum of Saint Francis: a synthesis of the history, culture and tradition of Montefalco. Built between 1335 and 1338 by the Order of Friars Minor, since 1895 it has been home to the Museo Civico (Civic Museum), where you will find prestigious artworks of the most famous painters, such as the cycle of Benozzo Gozzoli dedicated to the 'Life of Saint Francis'. The oldest part of the town, the Quartiere di Porta Camiano (Neighbourhood of Porta Camiano), has a fascinating curiosity. Among the stone walls and the alleys that run down from Piazza del Comune (Town Square), Sagrantino grapevines symbolise the connections between different periods and reveal the ancient presence of domestic grapevines in the vegetable gardens' walls. Montefalco is proud of this grape variety, which embodies the symbol of wealth. Research into the genetics led to the identification of the Sagrantino genotype for a new plantation, an important project that strengthens the link between wine and the region even more. A tasting lunch with Sagrantino and other local wines will be the best way to appreciate the ancient relationship between this nectar and its place of birth. At lunch time, stop at a local farmhouse for a light lunch and a Sagrantino wine tasting. In the afternoon, visit a farm practicing organic and biodynamic farming, using horses and geese as their 'special partners'. A pleasant carriage tour through the vineyards and an entertaining wine tasting session will complete this amazing experience. Dinner will be served at the villa.
Day 7 - Even though Umbrian cuisine is characterised by simple ingredients, during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance more elaborate dishes appeared on the tables of noble families and in convents. Assisi is no doubt the most renowned Umbrian town in the world. It is considered the cradle of mediaeval art and is famous for being the birthplace and home of Saint Francis. It was founded by the Umbrians and reached its splendour during Roman times. You can still admire the signs of that period, in monuments such as the Temple of Minerva, the Amphitheatre and the Forum. After a dark period in the 9th century, Assisi bloomed again as a free comune. Churches, monasteries and sumptuous houses were built, and thanks to the Benedictine monks the marshy plain was reclaimed. Saint Francis was born into this thriving framework.
To celebrate St Francis, a Basilica was built in which the most famous artists of the time worked: Cimabue, Giotto, Simone Martini and Lorenzetti, whose paintings can still be admired today. Assisi today is unspoilt, and it is a symbol of peace for all humanity. A half-day guided tour of the town will allow you to dive into the spirit of the place. A light lunch will be served in local wine bar, a destination rich in atmosphere, good food and excellent wine. Once back at the villa a cooking class based on medieval recipes" will be taught by a chef from the Culinary University of Perugia. Your candlelit dinner will be based on medieval dishes.
Day 8 – After breakfast, a private coach will take you to the airport. Your week in Umbria will remain in your heart for a long time. When you return home, invite friends for dinner and cook your favourite Umbrian dishes for them!
The Tour will include:
Private car & driver for the whole tour, transfer from/to Rome Fiumicino airport included
7 nights' Accommodation in villa ***
Included in the villa rental: 3 hours daily cleaning and final cleaning, consumption of electricity, gas, water, free access to the vegetable garden, private swimming pool, one access to the wellness area
7 breakfasts + 6 dinners at the villa, including a special medieval dinner
Handmade pasta & bread class, lunch included
Trasimeno Lake mini-cruise on a private boat, aperitif on board included
Lunch in a fish restaurant
Dinner in a pizzeria
Vegetable cooking class with lunch
Chocolate making class at Perugina Factory
Lunch in a restaurant in Perugia
Wine tasting with a light lunch in Montefalco
Wine tasting with snack + carriage tour
Light lunch in a wine bar in Assisi
Medieval dishes cooking class (Culinary University of Perugia)
Private Guided visits (HD) in Orvieto, Perugia, Assisi, Montefalco
Not included in the price:
Extra drinks, tips, insurances (on request) everything not expressly mentioned above.
For Further Details Or To Book Quote ref: 4464a.
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Дмитро Андрієв (нар. 18 вересня 1970) — український гравець у водне поло. Він брав участь у турнірі серед чоловіків на літніх Олімпійських іграх 1996 року.

Список літератури
 Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. «Dmytro Andriyev Olympic Results». Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 13 December 2019.

Народились 1970
Українські ватерполісти
Ватерполісти на літніх Олімпійських іграх 1996

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It's official, our second time blueberry picking and oh how we love it. It's amazing that you can find the easiest and cheapest things to do with your kids that bring you closer(if that's at all possible with my kids because we are pretty damn close).
We wait for the "Open Season" sign to be posted and off we go.
I'm partial to our local farm right down the road. I always say you can't find a better blue berry farm anywhere!
These are pics from our first visit this year and we will be going again by the time it's over.


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Sarah Armer -- 3 starTested the body lotion and soap bar. I enjoyed the homemade aspect of the products. I was not totally loving the scent of the lotion but that is a personal preference. Overall good products!


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Three factors could dictate Liverpool's Thiago Alcantara plans, and all will become clear soon
Reports in Germany suggest Liverpool have opened talks with Bayern Munich for Thiago Alcantara, but three factors are likely to dictate how and when a deal might be reached.
Joel RabinowitzStaff Writer
Liverpool continue to be strongly linked with Thiago, but much will depend on a trio of defining factors. (Image: Photo by M. Donato/FC Bayern via Getty Images)
Over a month has passed since the first whispers from Germany, but the noises around Thiago Alcantara and Liverpool just aren't going away.
Yesterday, Bild's Christian Falk – a highly reputable source of Bayern Munich news in particular – reported that Liverpool have now officially entered negotiations with the Bundesliga champions. That was swiftly corroborated by Italian journalist and respected transfer aficionado, Fabrizio Romano, who added that Thiago would "love" to work with Jürgen Klopp (and vice-versa), but that Liverpool are looking to find a compromise below Bayern's current €30m asking price.
A deal is by no means an inevitable outcome at this point, of course – and the Liverpool Echo have stated that he isn't an "active target" – but at this point it would seem there is almost certainly at least some genuine interest behind the continued links.
Whether or not that eventually materialises in anything concrete in the weeks ahead is therefore likely to hinge upon three defining factors...
Atlético Madrid's Champions League exit serves Liverpool reminder, and will ensure hunger remains
Liverpool's most chaotic trophy win holds wider significance, and Sadio Mané masterclass shows why
Bayern's Champions League progress
If we assume that Liverpool are looking to seal this deal, then it's highly improbable that anything gets finalised until Bayern's Champions League run is over in Lisbon, whenever that may be.
That could be tonight, should they get knocked out by Barcelona, potentially next Wednesday, should they beat Barcelona but lose to Manchester City (or Lyon) in the semi-final, or if they go all the way to the final, then not until the following Sunday (23 August).
After missing almost the entirety of the Bundesliga run-in following the restart due to a groin injury which then required surgery, Thiago was front and centre of Bayern's 4-1 thumping of Chelsea in the second leg of the last 16, and will surely have an integral role to play against his former club tonight – and beyond that, should they progress.
For Liverpool, it's surely within their interests to keep things under wraps as much as possible while any talks are ongoing, while Bayern could probably do without the distraction right now as they focus on the immediate task at hand. Once their season is finally over, though, that's when there could be some movement fairly quickly, given the extremely short turnaround before the start of 2020/21.
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The Gini Wijnaldum situation
Understandably, there's a great deal of ongoing talk at the moment about whether Wijnaldum's future directly influences Liverpool's thinking on a potential move for Thiago. The Dutchman now has less than a year left on his current deal, and with seemingly no progress over an extension, it would be entirely logical if Liverpool were putting together contingency plans.
If Wijnaldum doesn't intend sign a new contract for whatever reason, Liverpool would then need to weigh up the benefits of cashing in for a fee this summer – although who those suitors might be isn't remotely clear – or, more likely, keeping him for the duration of the 2020/21 campaign, but then risk losing him for nothing next summer.
In either scenario, a move for Thiago would make a great deal of sense in terms of securing a bona fide world-class, ready-made replacement with a vast bank of experience at the highest level. There's maybe even a situation where Liverpool don't get Thiago this summer, but form some kind of pre-agreement to take him next summer once he becomes a free agent (although it's worth remembering he'd be 30 by then, and time is of the essence).
All that said, there's nothing to say that the situation regarding Wijnaldum is inherently linked to whether Liverpool move for Thiago. It could simply be that Thiago is available, he wants to join, Liverpool want him, and will do what they can to agree a fee with Bayern because he's one of very few players on the planet who can come in and immediately improve the team.
The dream scenario is that Wijnaldum extends and Thiago signs, which perhaps then frees up the possibility of Fabinho as the fourth-choice centre-back option, rather than needing to go out and buy a direct replacement for Dejan Lovren. Either way, the sooner Liverpool have some clarity regarding Wijnaldum's future, the better placed they are to make decisions about midfield recruitment.
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Waiting on player sales
This, perhaps, is the single most significant factor in determining whether Thiago becomes a Liverpool player by the end of the transfer window. Given the enormous financial pressures facing clubs in the current climate, transfer business is, for most, set to be much more conservative than under normal circumstances.
In a pre-pandemic world, it's quite possible that Liverpool snap up the opportunity to sign a player of Thiago's calibre at €30m without much deliberation at all, because midfielders of that ilk just don't come around very often.
This summer is unlike any other, though, and any incoming signings will likely be dictated to a significant extent by what kind of cash Liverpool generate through sales. Although it's not quite as simple as money in, money out, it was noticeable how Liverpool allocated almost the exact same fee in their search for a new left-back as they generated from the sale of Dejan Lovren to Zenit St Petersburg.
With Thiago, then, it may well be a case of waiting to see what kind of funds can be raised from the likes of Harry Wilson, Loris Karius, Marko Grujic et al. in the coming weeks. Again, they may well have anticipated getting somewhere in the region of £40m just for that trio several months back, but that might prove much more difficult now, with not such a long queue of clubs willing to pay up what they ordinarily may have done.
Still, it's quite conceivable that Wilson and Grujic alone raise £25-30m, which could then unlock the door for Liverpool to go and meet Bayern's asking price for Thiago.
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As award-winning novelist, essayist and short-story writer Zadie Smith celebrates her 40th birthday today, we look back on her ground-breaking work in the world of British and international literature.
Born in North London to an English father and a Jamaican mother, Smith first exploded onto the literary scene when she accepted a six-figure advance for her then-unfinished debut novel, as well as a second work, when she was just 21 and still reading English Literature at Cambridge. When White Teeth was published three years later, it seemed that the hype was justified; the novel garnered overwhelmingly positive reviews, and earned her several accolades (including the Whitbread First Novel Award).
Since then, she has written three more critically-acclaimed novels, all of which tackle issues such as immigration, race and sexuality with her characteristic mix of humour and pathos. Smith is also known for her work as a contributor and editor of anthologies of both short stories and non-fiction essays.
Zadie Smith has come a long way from White Teeth, and as she reaches forty her career is showing no sign of slowing down. Not only is she currently working on a new sci-fi novel, Film4 is set to produce a refugee drama inspired by her 2013 novella The Embassy of Cambodia, adapted by Smith for the screen in collaboration with her husband, Nick Laird.


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COSC-270: Artificial Intelligence
Due: R 9/28 @ 5 PM
Write the function min-max-i that uses the do form to find the minimum and maximum values in a list of numbers. The function should return these two values in a list. Do not use the min and max functions in your implementation.
Same problem as above, but use recursion to implement the function min-max-r.
Same problem as above, but use apply, min, and max to implement min-max-a.
Encode the following tree as a list assigned to a globally declared variable. Write two Lisp functions, preorder and postorder, that return as a list the pre-order and post-order traversals of the tree passed in as the argument, respectively.
> (preorder *tree*)
(O R E G O ... )
Encode the following graph using property lists. Write the function dfs that, when given a start and an end node, uses depth-first search to return a path between them.
>(dfs 'a 'g)
(A C F E G)
>(dfs 'f 'g)
(F E G)
>(dfs 'e 'c)
Using a 3x3 array to represent a tic-tac-toe board, write the successors function that, when given a board configuration and a player's token as arguments, returns a list containing all of the next possible boards. Use nil to represent open positions. Use o and x to represent occupied positions.
Tanimoto defined a heuristic evaluation function for tic-tac-toe boards as
f = 100A + 10B + C - (100D + 10E + F),
A is the number of lines with 3 X's,
B is the number of unblocked lines w/ 2 X's,
C is the number of unblocked lines with 1 X,
D is the number of lines with 3 O's,
E is the number of unblocked lines w/ 2 O's, and
F is the number of unblocked lines w/ 1 O.
Implement Tanimoto's heuristic evaluation function as the Lisp function tanimoto. That is, when given a tic-tac-toe board represented as a 3x3 array, the function returns f.


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SaviLinx Expands Contract Center in Hattiesburg, Mississippi
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SaviLinx, a contact center specializing in customer service, business process outsourcing and technical support, is expanding its contact center operations in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
The project represents a corporate investment of approximately $354,000 and will create 231 jobs in addition to the 260 SaviLinx currently employs.
SaviLinx is investing in new equipment and facility improvements at its new Cloverleaf Center location, where the company is leasing 43,000 square feet of office space. The company's employees provide customer retention, customer care, back office support and technical support services for premier government, financial services, hardware and software and e-commerce and retail companies in the U.S. and around the world.
"We are delighted to expand our presence in Hattiesburg with a new state-of-the-art contact center," says Heather D. Blease, Founder & CEO, SaviLinx. "We are growing fast, and it makes sense to build right here where we have more than 260 work-at-home agents. The entire SaviLinx team extends our thanks to the Mississippi Development Authority, the Area Development Partnership, and everyone in Hattiesburg and Forrest County for their help and warm welcome."
SaviLinx currently employs 260 permanent agents and more than 500 seasonal agents in Hattiesburg. The company plans to fill the 231 jobs by the second quarter of 2019.
The Mississippi Development Authority is providing assistance for workforce training. "SaviLinx's decision to grow and bring hundreds of new jobs to Hattiesburg speaks to the strong business climate found throughout the Pine Belt Region, and it continues the exciting economic growth taking place in the Hub City," Governor Phil Bryant said.
"SaviLinx is a valued corporate citizen to Hattiesburg and the state of Mississippi, creating new career opportunities for Mississippians in the Pine Belt Region by expanding its customer service center operations to ensure its clients receive the best service available," said MDA Executive Director Glenn McCullough, Jr. "We salute our partners at the Area Development Partnership, Forrest County, the city of Hattiesburg and the Southern Mississippi Planning and Development District whose teamwork with MDA played a key role in this economic development win."


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Hal Abramson Reaches 35th Year Promoting Concerts And Festivals
Daytona Beach, FL (CelebrityAccess MediaWire) — Hal Abramson promoting since 1975, at age 20 founded Cactus Productions in Las Vegas with borrowed money. He first moved back to his Maryland origins, promoting Thin Lizzy, Golden Earring, Leslie West and Mountain, Natalie Cole, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Spirit and Nils Lofgren… tickets were just $6.50. Just one year later, after brainstorming with his roommates in his Baltimore apartment, he dreamt up Stompin 76, a 3-day celebration in the bicentennial summer, featuring the greatest bluegrass lineup in history drawing over 100,000 from hyper-aggressive promotions in 12 states.
Abramson, knowing that the real action wasn't in Baltimore, moved back to Las Vegas and joined the stagehands union, working on the Vegas Strip beating out hundreds of applicants for a Promotions Director gig at 4 Fremont Street casinos at age 26. This creative position gave him the opportunity to promote everything from Computerized Gambling Horoscopes to extensive bus programs shuttling in busloads of L.A. fun seekers to Sassy Sally's, Glitter Gulch, Coin Castle and the Golden Goose. In one of these slot joints, he built a butcher shop called Frankies Foot Long Franks and a Beer for 5¢. He lined the corridor with $5.00 slot machines and averaged $20.00 per hot dog. He invented dozens of compelling promotions drawing tourists off the street.
Later he landed a position with Ringling Bros. Circus and Ice Follies and Holiday on Ice, first in their box offices, then traveling on one of Ringling's 2 identical mile long trains going from car to car writing notes to compose the first modern operations manual for building managers. He rose as Regional Marketing Director for the Greatest Shows On Earth and Ice promoting Feld's shows throughout the eastern US. After years on the road, he started his sojourn as an independent promoter: The Orlando Record Collector's Convention, JamSouth, Christian Concerts, Shakedownfest, UniteFest, among many other events over 3 decades.
At 55, Abramson just completed promoting 12 country concerts at Fir, Colorado. "It's an adventure just getting there and back. Every concert of festival ticket includes a train ticket because it's the only way to get there. There are no roads there at 9,242'. The log-clad railroad car stage is totally green, with the sound and lights totally powered by a wind/ solar power system generating 5,000 amps." Hal said.
Now as a music festival consultant, Abramson says "even in a down economy there are opportunities all over the world, "the secret is finding the right venue that has funding"…"A modern music festival can range from $250,000. for a "microfest" (a term coined by Hal indicating a capacity of less than 5,000 people), to $4 million for a major multi-stage, weekend campout event."
Hal's comprehensive books on how to promote concerts and music festivals helps promoters worldwide. Hal said "There just aren't any other good resources out there teaching the industry standards." "Figuring this game out as you go can be fatal to your pocket and your life."
Not just a festival producer, Abramson brings with him a toolbox of marketing skills from a successful executive background in resort, travel and retail marketing. What many do not know is that Abramson started and managed what became the largest resort marketing operation in the east. He established many of the accepted standards used since the mid-90's for many other successful resort and travel marketing companies until the internet emerged. Abramson took Vacation Break USA to the pinnacle of the industry until it was sold for almost $400 million to Fairfield Resorts in 1996.
Abramson consults many beginning promoters for free at first. If the operator wants his services, is sophisticated and well funded, he'll consider the project. After the Australia experience, he turns down more projects than he takes, but unlike other promoters, is willing to always pick up the phone to offer advice. Hal is a lifelong promoter.–by CelebrityAccess Staff Writers


The second phase of the project "Support to Strengthening Migration and Asylum Management in Republic of Serbia" has been implemented since 1 June 2018 by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and financed by the British Embassy to Serbia with GBP 224,725.
As of mid-2015 until the beginning of March 2016, when the so-called Balkan route was formally closed, more than 700,000 migrants passed through the Republic of Serbia on their way to the countries of Western Europe. Unlike the period before the closure of the Balkan route, migrants now have been staying in Serbia for a longer period of time, in some cases longer than a year. In January 2017 there are some 4,000 migrants accommodated in 18 asylum and reception centres. Such a situation requires a different response of institutions dealing with migration management, as well as international and non-governmental actors. In this regard, the mission of the project is to assist the Government of the Republic of Serbia to respond to dynamic challenges of the migration management.
In 2015 the Republic of Serbia was faced with large-scale movements of refugees and migrants. Until the closure of so-called Western Balkans route at the beginning of March 2016, some 700,000 migrants passed through Serbia on their way to Western Europe. Consequently, the number of refugees and migrants exceeds 8,000 in January 2017. Nowadays, some 4,000 migrants/refugees are staying in 18 reception and asylum centers in Serbia. The UN partner organizations (UNDP, WHO, UNOPS and IOM) in close coordination with the target groups, developed specially tailored actions of the Project "Open Communities-Successful Communities" based on first-hand field analysis and technical verification of needs at local and national level.
Introduction: The Western Balkans region has witnessed a sharp increase in the numbers of mixed migration flows arriving in or transiting through its territory, along the so-called Western Balkan route, in particular Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Serbia. In addition to the high numbers, the mixed composition of these flows adds complexity to the task of addressing them effectively and in line with international commitments and standards.
The Swiss FOM (Federal Office for Migration) provides operational input and makes final decisions on the individual reintegration assistance to be provided to the returnee. IOM Belgrade has started processing returnees under the AVR Switzerland in the middle of 2002 and this programme is still active. The total number of cases assisted by IOM Belgrade since mid 2002 until December 2011 is: 221 cases or 530 persons.
The Reintegration Fund was created in 2002 as an additional component of the Voluntary Assisted Return and Reintegration Programme (VARRP) implemented by IOM London. The VARRP provides financial support for reintegration activities in countries of origin for nationals returning from the UK. The VARRP – UK programme became operational in 2002 and this programme is open – ended. The total number of processed cases is 30.
The Reintegration Fund provides financial support for reintegration activities in countries of origin of returnees from Ireland who are eligible for reintegration assistance. The VARRP – UK programme became operational in 2005 and is open-ended. The total number of processed cases is 13.


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People v. Harris 72 Ill. 2d 16,377 N.E.2d 28, 1978 Ill.17 Ill. Dec. 838
In re Smith 3 Cal. 3d 192,474 P.2d 969, 90 Cal. Rptr. 1,1970 Cal.
Regina v. Eagleton
People v. Rizzo 246 N.Y. 334, 158 N.E. 888 (1927)
People v. Orndorff 261 Cal. App. 2d 212,67 Cal. Rptr. 824, 1968 Cal. App.
Commonwealth v. Skipper 222 Pa. Super. 242,294 A.2d 780, 1972 Pa. Super.
People v. Bowen 10 Mich. App. 1,158 N.W.2d 794, 1968 Mich. App.
United States v. Mandujano 499 F.2d 370,1974 U.S. App.
United States v. Thomas 11-1800, 2012 BL 131697 (6th Cir. May 30, 2012)
People v. Staples 6 Cal. App. 3d 61,85 Cal. Rptr. 589, 1970 Cal. App.
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People v. Harris
Citation. 72 Ill. 2d 16,377 N.E.2d 28, 1978 Ill.17 Ill. Dec. 838
Citation72 Ill. 2d 16,377 N.E.2d 28, 1978 Ill.17 Ill. Dec. 838
Brief Fact Summary. Defendant and Victim were dating and got into a heated argument where Defendant brandished a gun and shot at Victim's car while she was driving. Defendant was charged with attempted murder and aggravated kidnapping.
Synopsis of Rule of Law. Attempted murder is a specific intent crime that requires the intent to bring about the result of the crime attempted.
Niceties and strictness of pleading are supported only where a defendant would be otherwise surprised on the trial or be unable to meet the charge or prepare his defense.
Facts. Defendant was dating Victim. One evening while in a car, they got into an argument in which Defendant, who was driving, reached down and picked up a gun. He made several remarks that Victim interpreted as threats. Victim got out of the car and injured herself, Defendant did not pursue her but did get out of the car. Victim returned to the car and drove off, at which point, Defendant shot at the car and shattered a window. The jury found Defendant guilty of attempted murder, but not of kidnapping. Defendant appealed claiming that improper jury instructions were given.
Issue. Whether the result must be intended by Defendant to sustain a conviction of attempted murder.
Held. Reversed and remanded and the jury must be given new instructions.
A jury instruction must make it clear that to convict for attempted murder, there must be a criminal intent to kill shown. Attempted murder requires the intent to bring about the result described by the crime of murder, the death of another.
Attempted murder is a specific intent crime, and requires the intent to commit a specific offense.
Discussion. The jury instructions given to Defendant's jury allowed for the jury to convict if they found that Defendant intended to commit serious bodily harm. Although for the crime of murder the intent to do serious bodily harm is sufficient, it is insufficient for the crime of attempted murder. The Court ruled that the actor must have the intent to bring about the result of the attempted crime. If he had merely desired to do serious bodily harm, it would not be attempted murder.
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Brownwood's Shelby Miller returns to Texas with something to prove
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The Texas Rangers on Wednesday completed a deal to sign former Brownwood pitcher Shelby Miller to a one-year, $2 million deal.
Miller went 10-2 as a senior after helping lead the Lions to the region semifinals as a sophomore and throwing three straight no-hitters as a junior.
While Miller was committed to Texas A&M, he was the 19th overall pick in the 2009 MLB draft by the St. Louis Cardinals. He made his Major League debut in 2012 and was third in National League Rookie of the Year voting after going 15-9 with a 3.06 ERA in 2013.
But he is not the same pitcher.
Miller went on to win 10 games in 2014, but struggled after that. He was a tough-luck loser with the Atlanta Braves in 2015, losing 17 games but posting a 3.02 ERA. The Braves then sent Miller to Arizona where he was 5-18 in three seasons, including just eight starts in the past two years combined.
Not to mention the 6-foot-3, 225-pound right-handed pitcher is coming off Tommy John surgery.
If you are a half glass empty person, you see the Rangers putting money and a year into a pitcher past his prime — even at 28 years old. But if you choose to look at the glass half full, you will see a pitcher with a lot of potential who caught some tough breaks and is looking to prove he still has it.
And if he does, there are another $3 million in incentives built into his contract –incentives the Rangers appear happy to pay if they are earned.
In the Rangers' release, general manager Jon Daniels said, "We see this as a chance to add a relatively young, power pitcher to the staff. Healthy now after rehabbing last year, we think Shelby has more in the tank and are excited to see him work with our staff this year."
Miller was the second former Cardinals starting pitcher the Rangers signed this offseason. Less than a month ago, Texas inked Lance Lynn to a three-year, $30 million contract.
Lynn and Miller pitched together on the St. Louis staff when Miller was called up in 2012 until Miller was traded in November of 2014.
Miller might not make the Rangers better, but he certainly doesn't make them any worse. And if Miller can get back to the pitcher he was, then it can be a win for everyone involved.
At the very least, Miller gives the Rangers an option in the starting rotation that keeps its young arms protected, pitching either at AAA Nashville or AA Frisco. He could also provide a safety net if the Rangers want to trade Mike Minor or pitch himself into being a trade asset himself.
The Rangers are coming off a 67-win season and missed the playoffs for a second-straight year. Texas doesn't seem poised for a 30-win improvement with a playoff berth, but could be a respectable team for the final season in Globe Life Park before moving to Globe Life Field.
And it could be a chance for the Brownwood native to re-introduce himself to the MLB as a legitimate starting pitcher.


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For Gabriela Geneva, sending a positive message with her music is absolutely paramount. "I'm very particular about what's being said in my songs, and what it means."
Her new single, 'You Were Right', which is grounded deeply in the Bulgarian born, Toronto-based singer/songwriter's personal experience, is no exception. "I was in a relationship with someone who basically tried to dull my colours," Geneva says, "but he was really just a small part of the story. The important thing was the realization that this is who I am and who I'm going to be."
Co-written and recorded with Shobha and Rob Wells (Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Nelly Furtado), 'You Were Right' is a uniquely powerful pop/R&B tune – one that will not only make listeners move, but encourage them to speak up for themselves, and celebrate who they are, without reservation.
Geneva's music draws heavily on both Bulgarian and western styles. "I learned about harmonies singing traditional songs with my mom, and Bulgarian popular music is just fun and danceable. You're always just grooving to it. But it also uses traditional instruments, which I wanted to incorporate into 'You Were Right'."
When Geneva joined her parents in the UK, one year after they left Bulgaria, music fell by the wayside for a time. Later, however, after settling in Vancouver in her mid-teens, it became her central focus. While she admits being concerned early on that a career in music might not be the most stable choice, after joining her first band at 15, she ultimately decided to pursue a life as a songwriter, performer and recording artist, exclusively.
Over time she's continued to hone her performance and songwriting chops relentlessly, developing a pure, but decidedly organic, pop/RnB sound – a signature blend of Eastern European and Western styles characterized by massive bass and drum grooves and uncompromisingly honest lyrics.
Since relocating to Toronto in 2017 Geneva has further refined her sound and songwriting process. "I'm proud of my previous songs, but when I wrote them I was still figuring out what I wanted to do. I'm passionate about using music to connect with people. I want every one of my songs to help the people who hear them feel strong, confident and bold. So 'You Were Right' is the perfect track to reintroduce myself. It says exactly what I wanted to say, exactly how I wanted to say it."


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24th Lincoln Scout Group
SAXILBY SCOUT & GUIDE ASSOCIATION
August 7, 2016 News
A Tribute to Jean Reville
It was with great sadness that we all heard the news that Jean Revill (BALOO to the Cubs) passed away peacefully on the 13th July 2016. As you may know she has been struggling with her health for some time but managed to attend our Thanks event, the Queens Tea Party, the joint pack night with Bailgate and receive her Silver Wolf on St Georges Day this year.
80 years involvement with Scouting and Guiding What an achievement!!
On Friday 12th June 1936 Jean finally reached her 7th birthday, she had been waiting for that day for many weeks looking through the old School room window where the Brownies met in Bailgate, as she passed with her mum every Saturday morning.
So on 13th June 1936 Jeans involvement with Guiding and Scouting began, she idolized her Brown owl Miss Miller, in Jean's words, she could, tie knots, light fires, make a bed with the ends tucked in, knit, sew, make toys, tell wonderful stories, sing songs and play lots of games. That same year Jean went with the Brownies to Hartsholme Park for the visit of Robert Baden Powell to Lincoln.
After an exciting 3 years in Brownies Jean Joined Guides and continued to be fully involved and enjoy everything they did, it was the war years so things were not easy. In 1942, Jean became a Ranger, she started to help out at the Brownies and the following year as most young men were away on War duties, she was asked to help at the Cub Pack. She was a little unsure, as she had not worked with boys before but agreed to give it a try and found it great fun. After doing her training and getting a warrant, she attended camps and St Georges day parades. St Georges day Parade was still the main occasion of the year, at that time, on the Friday night before the Sunday parade all the District met at Bailgate Church for a practice march to the Cathedral. It was at the Friday practice in 1946 that Jean met Geoff and romance blossomed. Geoff had restarted the Saxilby Scouts just after the war ended, and so the link between Saxilby and Bailgate got stronger. After coming over to Saxilby regularly to help Geoff with Scouts, Saxilby Cubs were finally started in 1949. Jean married Geoff in 1951 at Bailgate Chapel with a Guard of Honour, made up of Cubs and Scouts carrying their Flags. Jean then came to live with Geoff's mum in Saxilby and left her Bailgate Pack to concentrate on her Saxilby Pack, which by that time was thriving with a long waiting list.
In 1953 the Saxilby Group was officially registered with Scout HQ in London and was growing quite fast. By 1955 it was decided that the group needed its own HQ and Mr Morton (Snr) kindly supplied an old Painters hut from Pelham Bridge, on the understanding that the scouts raised £100 towards its cost. Fundraising took place and the wooden building was erected on the Memorial field on the same site as the current HQ. The Saxilby Group produced a Panto in 1955 "Little Red Riding Hood" it was very successful so the following year "Humpty Dumpty" . Geoff's Medal of merit for his services to Scouting was awarded in 1956.
In 1959 the girls of the village wanted to start a Brownie pack and Guide company, so as Tawny owl, Jean assisted Gill Pacey and Mary Gelder, in starting both.
In 1961 Jean, Geoff and the family moved to Bridge Place, with the HQ just outside their back gate! Numerous activities and events took place in the 50's and 60's, including a visit of Olave, Lady Baden Powell to Market Rasen in 1965. During this time Ian Joined the Cubs and Janice helped her mum as an assistant Leader (Baloo). Jean was always very proud to show the picture of Ian, Janice, Geoff and herself at the Castle in 1969, when Ian carried the flag at the St Georges day Parade.
Sadly in 1970 Geoff passed away. It was a very upsetting time for everyone but Jean knew Geoff's wish would be for her to carry on with Scouting, so with help from Gillie and Colin Hardwick Scouts kept running. Derek came along to help in the early 70's and in 1971 Jean received her Scouting Medal of Merit, followed in 1973 by her Guiding long service award.
Jean married Derek in 1976 and as her picture show's Brownies, Cubs, Guides and Scouts lined the path from the chapel door.
In 1977 the decision was made to build a new brick HQ next to the wooden building on the rec. it was completed in 1979 and opened by Jean.
In 1981 my wife and I joined the Group and took over the Cubs, Jean became Baloo, a title she held for 35 years! We did our first Gang Show with Jean's help in 1982 and built the first extension to the HQ in 1983. Jean was invaluable with her advice to leaders and children, sitting to help with records and pass on her vast Scouting knowledge. In 1996 Jean achieved her 60 years since joining Brownies, but was determined to carry on with her Scouting with Cubs and the fellowship, for as long as she could. In 2005 she was awarded her Silver Acorn and 2011 saw her awarded the Bar to the Silver Acorn. She continued supporting as many events as she could completing 12 Gang shows with the Group and a number at the Theatre Royal with the District. As her health deteriorated over the last two years she was unable to be so active but always tried to be present at Church Parades, remembrance services and of course St Georges day Parade at the Cathedral.
At St Georges day Parade this year Jean was awarded a Silver Wolf, the highest award in Scouting, and helped us organize our thanks Event to celebrate 100 years of Cub Scouting.
On 12th June, her Birthday, she came over to the HQ to join us for the Queen's Birthday, and we all celebrated Jean's 80 year involvement since joining Brownies, so many years ago.
It has been a privilege for me to be associated with Jean for so many years, she was a very Special lady and her example has been an inspiration to everyone.
Gone Home
It is with great sadness that we have to relay the news that Jean Revill passed away peacefully last night (13th July 2016). As you may know she has been struggling with her health for some time but managed to attend our Thanks event, the Queens Tea Party and receive her Silver Wolf on St Georges Day this year. Jean has achieved an awful lot in her lifetime and her memory will never be forgotten for her contribution to Scouting and Guiding in Saxilby.
Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this sad time.
Obituary and Further information will be posted when available.
July 4, 2016 News
Lincoln District Cubs Special Event
Cubs 100 Special Event
On 3rd July 2016 the Cubs of Lincoln District gathered together for a special event to celebrate our 100 year anniversary. For the event the Cubs visited The Collection in Lincoln and learned to write their names in Hieroglyphics as well as march like Roman Soldiers!
Following the visit to The Collection, the Cubs paraded up Steep Hill in Lincoln and through Lincoln Castle grounds. While they were at Lincoln Castle they paid tribute to the soldiers who took part in the Battle Of The Somme and they had the opportunity to view the ceramic poppy memorial marking the 100 years since the battle took place.
The Cubs then paraded across to Lincoln Cathedral and gathered into a '100' formation for a photo opportunity. The Fire Service kindly brought 'Simon' the snorkel which lifted the Saxilby Scout Leader into the sky to take the photos!
February 25, 2016 Cubs, News
A quick reminder that it is the annual trip to the Saxilby Panto this Saturday.
Please can all cubs who have paid for tickets meet in the entrance of the village hall at 2pm. The show starts at 2:30pm. Keep your eyes peeled for some current and ex-cubs in the cast!
February 25, 2016 Beavers, Cubs, Group, Guides, News, Scouts
Mothering Sunday Church Service
Sunday 6th March 2016
The Annual Mothering Sunday service will take place on Sunday 6th March 2016 at St Botolph's Church. The service will start at 10:30 am, sections will meet in the Church Hall by 10:00 am.
This year's service will be the same as last year, a family communion format but shortened as much as possible and will still include pieces from all sections. The Length is less than an hour. Flags will be paraded, a posy of flowers prepared by the Mothers Union will be given to all Mums present and there will also be simnal cakes and a drink after the service in the church.
So, please come along and give your support to the children and leaders.
February 25, 2016 Cubs
Cubs100 Celebration Necker
To celebrate Cubs100 a special necker has been made available to wear alongside the usual necker. It is £4 in the Scout shop but we have subsidised the cost of this so that Saxilby Cubs can get one for £2.
If you would like one then please complete the form sent home with the Cubs last night and bring it in with £2 at the next meeting.
February 22, 2016 Group, Scouts
Lincoln District Scout Band
ScOUtND BITE
Calling all potential musicians! The Lincoln District Scout Band is running some introductory training evenings.
If you have always fancied a go on a trumpet, snare drum, flute, clarinet, bell lyre or a bugle then this may be for you.
You can even take along your own instrument if you're already musically inclined or you always wanted to learn to play that euphonium your Aunty Edith gave you…
Our Lincolnshire
University of Lincoln Heritage Study
We have been contacted by the University of Lincoln to assist them with their 'Our Lincolnshire' campaign. They are performing a study on what the people of Lincolnshire think about their heritage. They would like the children and young adults from all groups to fill out the survey (link below) which should take around 15 minutes for over 10's and around 5-10 minutes for under 10's.
If the children let their group leader know if they filled out the survey then this activity may count towards badge work.
The survey is available from this link;
https://www.research.net/r/ourlincolnshire
If you would like to know more about the project then you can view their on-line blog here;
http://ourlincolnshire.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/
February 11, 2016 News
At the end of January, the Cubs headed to Whisby Nature Park to take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch. It was a nice crisp day and the Cubs managed to see quite a bit of the local wildlife
You can check out the full gallery here.
January 11, 2016 Cubs, News
CUBS UPDATE – CUBS100
CUBS 100
Happy New Year to everyone! This year is an exciting year for the Cubs as we will be celebrating our 100th birthday! Throughout the year there will be a number of events and challenges to mark what is Cubs100. Keep your eyes peeled for further information on this!
The Cubs have already received their Cubs100 occasional badge, so it seems an appropriate time to show you where the badge should be placed on the uniform. The attached diagram should be of help!
This is an 'Occasional Badge' which is a badge celebrating a one-off occasion and is worn on the uniform for a temporary amount of time (usually about a year). Your cubs may already have an occasional badge on their uniform, in which case this should be removed before stitching on the Cubs100 badge.
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The most effective way to set your dating deal breakers or non-negotiables in what you're looking for in a relationship is to set your intention solo or with the help of a dating coach like Marni.
This week plan to take an hour or two to get clear on what you're really looking for in a long-term partner. The big question when you're determining dating dealbreakers is deciding how to set your non-negotiables.
Dating with Dignity is here to help make sure you stay on track when determining your non-negotiables for your future healthy, happy, loving relationship. So get that piece of paper out and settle in on the couch!
Setting your non-negotiables is going to lead you to the place you're aiming for: a healthy, loving relationship.
1. Decide that you're done letting people drive you crazy.
If you find yourself complaining to friends that you "keep meeting the same kind of guy" or wonder why you keep dating people who call you after midnight, it's time for you to set a clear non-negotiable for your future relationship. That relationship will start with how you define yourself and your boundaries.
While it may seem difficult to communicate to men what you need because you're afraid they'll run off or consider you"high maintenance," it's really easy once you understand your value! You have to let them know that you need them to stop the behavior that doesn't meet your expectations, or you let them know that you aren't a match because you have different values.
2.Know when it's appropriate to want/talk about commitment, and then be fearless.
When you're in the early dating stages (e.g., the first two months or so), it's time to get to know each other. You really don't want to rush into a relationship without giving each other time to decide that you're ready for the next step. However, if you feel afraid of bringing up the topic, you'll need to discard that fear.
Of course it's ideal if your guy brings up the topic first; but if you feel like it's time (two to three months into dating is generally the right period to discuss), it is YOUR responsibility to let him know what it is you're looking for. If he's a stand-up guy, he'll be ready to define the relationship with you. And if he isn't? Sayonara. You want to be with a man who's ready to be in a committed relationship with you, not someone who's scared to take it to the next level. It's better to know the truth now rather than falling in love with the potential of your relationship.
3. Say YES to you.
Part of saying yes to you involves saying no to others. When you say yes to knowing that your needs are important and deserve to be met, you'll begin to say no to things that are below your value. Instead of glossing over an issue or ignoring that feeling in your stomach that you should say something, it's time for you to take control and set your non-negotiables in a way that will lead you toward your relationship intention.
Remember that setting your dating deal breakers is something you should think about. Here at Dating with Dignity we can certainly help you set your non-negotiatiables with our audio program, Breaking Free from Your Romantic Rut.


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752 Is Not a Number is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Babak Payami and released in 2022. The film centres on Hamed Esmaeilion, an Iranian  dentist who is seeking information and justice following the death of his wife and daughter in Iran's 2020 shootdown of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752.

The film premiered at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival on September 11, 2022, and was second runner-up for the People's Choice Award for Documentaries.

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