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Q: Oracle DB - identifier too long I have created a connection in SQL Developer and added several tables to database. Also, I have defined some triggers. They all work well except for one that gives "identifier too long" error. I am aware of 30 character limit, but i can't see what causes this particular error. With this code, I'm trying to implement the Short-circuit keys.
Tables:
Izvestaj (IzvestajID, Datum, Opis, Tekst, PredmerID, NarucilacID, OsobaID, IzvrsilacID)
Predmer (PredmerID, Datum, Naziv, IzvrsilacID, LokacijaID)
Izvrsilac (IzvrsilacID, Naziv)
Italic values represent the primary keys of relations (tables).
Triggers:
create or replace TRIGGER "T_IZM_IZV"
AFTER UPDATE OF IZVRSILACID ON PREDMER
FOR EACH ROW
DECLARE
PRAGMA AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION;
BEGIN
        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ('ALTER TRIGGER'||'T_ZABRANA_IZM_IZV'||'DISABLE');
        UPDATE IZVESTAJ SET IZVRSILACID=:NEW.IZVRSILACID
        WHERE PREDMERID=:NEW.PREDMERID;
        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ('ALTER TRIGGER'||'T_ZABRANA_IZM_IZV'||'ENABLE');
END;

create or replace TRIGGER "T_ZABRANA_IZM_IZV"
BEFORE UPDATE OF IzvrsilacID ON Izvestaj
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20000, 'Direct altering of IzvrsilacID is forbidden');
END;

I have added some rows to table "Predmer" (Izvrsilac and Izvestaj also have some values inserted) and when I try to change value of column "IzvrsilacID" (foreign key), i get an error:
UPDATE "KORISNIK"."PREDMER" SET IZVRSILACID = '1' WHERE ROWID = 'AAAFBRAABAAALDxAAB' AND ORA_ROWSCN = '675526'
ORA-00972: identifier is too long
ORA-06512: at "KORISNIK.T_IZM_IZV", line 4
ORA-04088: error during execution of trigger 'KORISNIK.T_IZM_IZV'

One error saving changes to table "KORISNIK"."PREDMER":
Row 2: ORA-00972: identifier is too long
ORA-06512: at "KORISNIK.T_IZM_IZV", line 4
ORA-04088: error during execution of trigger 'KORISNIK.T_IZM_IZV'

What could cause this error? I've tried several things, even renaming triggers, tables and columns to one-letter names, but without any success.
P.S. Sorry about naming. I didn't want to translate table and column names to English because it would differ their length, which seems to cause an error in the first place.

A: These lines:
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ('ALTER TRIGGER'||'T_ZABRANA_IZM_IZV'||'DISABLE');
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ('ALTER TRIGGER'||'T_ZABRANA_IZM_IZV'||'ENABLE');

Should look like this:
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ('ALTER TRIGGER '||'T_ZABRANA_IZM_IZV'||' DISABLE');
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ('ALTER TRIGGER '||'T_ZABRANA_IZM_IZV'||' ENABLE');

Note the added spaces.
Without the spaces added, you were trying execute:
ALTER TRIGGERT_ZABRANA_IZM_IZVDISABLE

and
ALTER TRIGGERT_ZABRANA_IZM_IZVENABLE

which clearly isn't going to work.
Hope that helps.

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Jonny excited for Spurs challenge
Jonny Otto is looking forwards to this afternoon's clash between Wolves and the inform Tottenham Hotspur at a 'special' Wembley Stadium.
The 24-year-old, who has made the left wing-back position at Molineux his own since he joined Wolves on loan from Atletico Madrid in the summer, is expecting a tough match against Spurs, but says he enjoys the challenge of facing 'the best players'.
The Spanish international has also had his say on the impact Nuno has had on Wolves since his arrival last year, and what the team expects heading into the second half of the season.
On facing Spurs at Wembley
"It's true to say that Tottenham have had a good first half of the season, especially in the last few games. We know it's going to be particularly difficult to play them at Wembley, which is one of the nicest, most special grounds in football.
"When Tottenham played us at home, they made the game very difficult, going 3-0 up, which we almost came back from. This time, we can't afford to make as many mistakes again.
"They're one of the best teams, along with Liverpool, Man City and Chelsea, who are all fighting to win the league. I don't think it's surprising. They're a team that are always working very well and they keep improving every year.
"No matter who they're playing, Tottenham are a nice team to watch. They have a nice brand of football. They have a lot of depth in attack and now they have a lot of great players.
"We always like playing against the best footballers, coming up against challenges, and it's always nice to come up against the best players."
On the Nuno 'revolution'
"The team are playing well and, regarding the way we play, we try to do whatever the coach asks us to do and I think we're doing things right.
"Perhaps because of this, you could say that it's been like a 'revolution' – a recently promoted team that are doing things well, but the most important thing is to keep working and keep developing.
"Since the coach took charge the team have played a nice brand of football, an aggressive and counter-attacking brand of football.
"Ultimately, with the new players that have come in this year, it only boosted things, and ensured the team continued playing this way. But the most important thing is to understand the coach, for your teammates to understand each other, and you do what he asks."
On squad goals
"I think they're the same [mine and Wolves]. To keep doing what we're doing, to keep improving, to keep trying to make sure the fans are enjoying what we're doing, and to get Wolves to a position we deserve to be in.
"We've just finished the first half of the season in a good position, with a lot of points, and we need to do the same in the second half of the season and improve on what we've done. I think we're working well but it's important to continue to grow and to improve our work.
"The most important thing for us is to enjoy it and make sure the fans enjoy it. The team is happy, but we're ambitious, and I think now we'll work to continue to getting points and get as high a position as possible. We know it's going to be difficult, but hopefully we can do it."
#TOTWOL
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To progress the players , improve their performance - this is what I look forward to here and doing the best I can with my team.
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News|Freedom of the Press
Haitian journalists killed while reporting on violence in capital
Fatal shooting of two Haitian journalists in Port-au-Prince draws condemnation as gang violence continues to soar.
Protesters demonstrate last month against rising costs of living and violence in Haiti, where gangs have grown more powerful since the assassination of former President Jovenel Moise last year [File: Ralph Tedy Erol/Reuters]
Two Haitian journalists have been killed while reporting in the country's capital on the weekend, a journalists' association and news outlets said, as deadly gang violence continues to ripple across Port-au-Prince.
The two reporters were fatally shot and their bodies burned on Sunday while they were reporting on violence in the impoverished neighbourhood of Cite Soleil, which has suffered from heightened gang activity in recent months. Their bodies have not been recovered.
The victims were identified as journalists Tayson Latigue, who worked for digital publication Ti Jenn Jounalis, and Frantzsen Charles, a reporter with FS News Haiti.
"We announce with great sorrow the death of our journalist and reporter Frantzsen Charles and another colleague. They were killed by bandits while reporting in Cite Soleil. We demand justice for our colleague," FS News Haiti said in a statement.
Their deaths come amid rising violence in Haiti, where rival gangs have been battling for control of territory in and around the capital as instability worsened after President Jovenel Moise's assassination in July of last year.
The reporters had been investigating violence in Cite Soleil, including the recent killing of a 17-year-old girl, when they were attacked on Sunday, according to a statement from Haiti's Association of Independent Journalists.
"The journalists were just doing their job," the group said. "They didn't commit any crime."
Dieudonne St-Cyr, a reporter with the association, told radio station Metropole Haiti that seven journalists were ambushed by two warring gangs. Five of the reporters were able to escape unharmed.
The association has called on Haiti's government to address rising instability, calling the murders "further proof of the inability of the state to protect lives and property, which is nothing other than a violation of human rights".
It also described the killings as a "villainous and odious act".
Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry said he was "deeply shocked" by the deadly attack on the reporters. "We strongly condemn this barbaric act, while sending our heartfelt thoughts to the families of the victims and their colleagues," he wrote on Twitter on Monday night.
CPJ is investigating the killing of Tayson Latigue and Frantzsen Charles, two young reporters killed Sunday while on assignment in Cite Soleil, Port-au-Prince.
In 2022, #Haiti has become one of the Western Hemisphere's deadliest countries for the press.https://t.co/5MByPFlxPA
— CPJ Américas (@CPJAmericas) September 13, 2022
Henry has called for assistance as the island nation struggles to cope with rising violence, inflation, and fuel shortages. "The country has a lot of problems," he said in a televised speech earlier this week. "I am calling on everyone to stay calm. The government is working with what it has."
Haitians have taken to the streets to demonstrate against rising costs of living and to call for the removal of Henry, who has pushed back against accusations that he is trying to hold onto power.
Residents of Port-au-Prince sheltered at home on Tuesday as gun fire rung out, road blocks and burning tires were placed along city streets and protesters threw stones in an angry response to expected new fuel price hikes and crime.
Previous calls for accountability for killings of Haitian journalists have largely gone unanswered.
In January, two Haitian journalists, Wilguens Louissaint and Amady John Wesley, were killed by gangs on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince.
Louissaint and Wesley were also reportedly burned alive by armed groups in Laboule 12, a neighbourhood that has been the site of violence between various gangs.
The April 2000 assassination of Haitian journalist Jean Dominique, the island nation's most famous reporter at the time, also remains unsolved.


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McCann, recognising that the enemy post must be seized, lined out in front of it in shell holes, the ten or twelve men who were with him. With bombs they thoroughly subdued the German bombers, and smashed one machine gun –McCann's success in this bold movement being partly due to his having with him two old Gallipoli sergeants, G.D. Beames and L.C. Wickham. When bombs began to run out, McCann passed the word on to charge with the bayonet, and he was on the point of giving the word when he was hit in the head by a machine gun bullet.
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↑ None of the cited sources explain the discrepancy about what caused his head wound.
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↑ Lock 1936, pp. 202–203.
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1 2 3 4 Australian War Memorial 2017a.
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1 2 3 Lock 1936, p. 203.
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↑ Wray 2015, p. 22.
↑ Bean 1941, pp. 510–511.
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↑ National Archives 2017, p. 7.
1 2 3 Australian War Memorial 2017b.
1 2 3 4 5 Lock 1936, p. 204.
↑ Bean 1941, p. 511.
↑ The Advertiser 29 September 1916.
↑ The Register 6 October 1916.
↑ Bean 1937, pp. 234–235.
↑ Bean 1942, pp. 404–407.
↑ National Archives 2017, p. 6.
↑ Bean 1942, pp. 662–663.
↑ Lock 1936, pp. 91–92.
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↑ National Archives 2017, p. 8.
↑ Bean 1942, pp. 752–753.
↑ Lock 1936, pp. 202 & 205.
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1 2 3 4 5 Lock 1936, pp. 205–206.
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↑ The Observer 8 December 1928.
↑ The News 6 February 1929.
↑ The Advertiser 4 April 1929.
↑ The News 18 September 1929.
↑ The News 23 September 1929.
↑ The News 25 September 1929.
1 2 The Advertiser 3 October 1929.
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↑ The Chronicle 17 October 1929.
↑ Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record 27 December 1929.
↑ South Australian Register 2 August 1930.
↑ The Advertiser 11 November 1930.
↑ The Advertiser 13 December 1930.
↑ The Advertiser 12 December 1931.
↑ The Advertiser 11 May 1934.
↑ The News 18 January 1935.
↑ The Advertiser 13 June 1938.
↑ The Advertiser 10 December 1938.
↑ The Advertiser 15 December 1939.
↑ The Advertiser 13 December 1941.
↑ The Border Watch 18 December 1945.
↑ The Advertiser 17 June 1940.
↑ The Advertiser 17 July 1940.
↑ The News 6 May 1944.
↑ The Advertiser 14 June 1945.
↑ The News 15 July 1946.
↑ The Barrier Miner 21 November 1946.
↑ The Advertiser 17 April 1947.
↑ Lock 1936, pp. 206–207.
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Lieutenant Colonel Maurice Wilder-Neligan,, born Maurice Neligan, was an Australian soldier who commanded the South Australian-raised 10th Battalion during the latter stages of World War I. Raised and educated in the United Kingdom, he was briefly a soldier with the Royal Horse Artillery in London, after which he travelled to Australia where he worked in Queensland. He enlisted as a private in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 20 August 1914 at Townsville, under the name Maurice Wilder, giving Auckland, New Zealand, as his place of birth. A sergeant in the 9th Battalion by the time of the Gallipoli landings of April 1915, he was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal, the second highest award for acts of gallantry by other ranks. He was quickly commissioned, reaching the rank of temporary captain before the end of the Gallipoli campaign. During his time at Gallipoli he was wounded once, and formally changed his name to Wilder-Neligan.
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Home » LS » My London: Football journalist Frida Fagerlund
My London: Football journalist Frida Fagerlund
Feb 10, 2021 by juulia
Name: Frida Fagerlund
Work: Football journalist
Living: Shoreditch
Time in London: 1,5 years
Instagram: @ffagerlund
Who is Frida?
I'm a 28-year-old who moved to London from Stockholm back in 2019 (although I'm originally from the south part of Sweden, Trelleborg). My biggest passion in life is football which I will tell you more about below. I also love great food, the pub culture (which I miss tremendously right now!) and winter without too much snow, so I consider London to be the greatest city on the planet.
I live in Shoreditch which is definitely not a boring part of the city (nor the quietest…) Pre-lockdown was always buzzing, and there is so much to do and eat, especially if you prefer vegan options like me.
How did your time in London start?
My family and I have always had a tight bond with the UK. I went here for a year after graduating from upper secondary school in 2011. At that time, I stayed with my older sister and her family while taking care of my niece during the weekdays. This time around, I only occupied their home in Essex for a few weeks while searching for a flat.
I work as a football journalist for Aftonbladet and Viaplay. I mainly cover the Premier League, the Women's Super League, and the National teams.
How come you wanted to be a sports journalist?
To be honest, I've wanted to do this for so long I can't exactly remember where the desire stems from. Pretty soon in life, I realised two things made me extra happy: Football and books. It was just natural for me to set my intentions on becoming a football journalist. My dream as a 10-year-old was to work for the biggest newspaper, at the biggest games and the greatest stadiums. I'm quite proud of achieving all this even though the journey hasn't always been easy.
Frida interviewing Zlatan Ibrahimovic
For how long have you been interested in football, and especially, Premier League?
I was pretty much born into it, like literally. I arrived on a Saturday, during a league game between Arsenal and Leeds. Football was a huge part of my childhood in the most wonderful way, and it probably helped that my whole family loved the game as much as I did. My parents divorced when I was 13, and my brother and sister are much older than me, but football was one of the topics that seemed to bring us all together, and I will always be grateful for that.
Do you have a favourite team?
Not really. I wouldn't call myself a wholehearted Arsenal-fan, but it's probably the club (out of the big six-pack) that I keep an extra eye on. This is natural, and I guess since I live so close to The Emirates, which makes it easy to attend games and get insight. Most people also know I have a small crush on Brighton, but yeah, overall I appreciate many different players, managers, and clubs. I think it's important to have an open mind while doing this.
What are the hardest/best parts of working as a journalist?
In my case, it's probably the performance anxiety. Yes, it's a dream occupation, and I'm fortunate to be doing this, and there is no better feeling than the raw tension and excitement right before a kickoff. But I also know that I need to perform on a high-level week in and week out. Be on top of my game all the time. It's not as easy as it sounds.
Frida's YouTube Channel
… and more important, to work as a woman in a man-dominated sports-world?
It has its ups and downs. The great thing about being a Swedish woman covering the Premier League is that you definitely stand out. Another aspect is that footballers may find it easier to open up to female reporters compared to men. On the other hand, you're being judged in a totally different, much brighter, light. I would also argue that some people still can't accept that women may know a thing or two about this game.
Which is your favourite interview that you have done, of all times?
Hm, that's a tricky one. There's something special about having interviewed Zlatan since he's Sweden's greatest player of all time. It was also memorable sitting down with Jürgen Klopp during Liverpool's title season. Although I have to say, I'm the most pleased when I leave an interview and feel like know the player/owner/manager on a personal level. So it's not really down to who's the most famous but rather who I connect with the most.
Frida and Jürgen Klopp, current coach in Liverpool FC.
What are the differences in reporting about Swedish and English football?
Swedish football is definitely more open to media. It's easier to get access to players and other people involved in the clubs. The Premier League is nothing like that, for example, you're lucky if you get to speak to a player after a game.
Which is your best London-memory of all times?
A few memories come to mind. The first one is a "perfect day" according to me. Last summer, I went to Brighton on what happened to be a really lovely day to cover the game against Man United. Afterwards, I got back to the city and strolled over London Bridge at sunset and then celebrated Swedish Midsummer with some great people in an alley in Shoreditch. It was the first time in what felt like forever that I actually enjoyed myself during the pandemic. The other one might not sound happy, but I will always remember it. A very dear person of mine and I had lunch in Borough Market when the first lockdown was around the corner. It all felt ominous and surreal, almost like the world was coming to an end. I guess it's one to tell the grandchildren about in the future.
Play with the thought that you are eating out for an entire day. Where do you go for brunch/lunch/Fika/a a pint/dinner?
Well, it will have to be placed with great plant-based options. The Black Cat in Hackney makes really mean burgers, and I highly recommend trying it out. Food markets are great, like Borough Market or the one by Brick Lane. Broadway Market is less famous but also very nice. Basically, in terms of pubs, anyone would do as long as there is an extensive range of beers.
Mention three things you will do as soon as lockdown is gone:
Being able to go to the pub with people I love is everything I crave at the moment.
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We love you, ich liebe dich Zlatan Ibrahimovic
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Swedish Midsummer Celebrations 2017
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It is the largest dome in Khiva covered with blue glazed tiles with shining gilded top. Built in honor of the famous Khiva poet and undefeated professional wrestler, the city's pir (patron saint) and healer Pahlavan Makhmud. Originaly the mausoleum was modest, but it rapidly grew into a pilgrim site with a great number of hujras, khanaka and mosques. In 17th century, an entrance portal to the mausoleum was built on the south side. In 1719, Sherghazi Khan, when building a new madrasah south of the cemetery, oriented it strictly towards PaKlavan Mahmud Mausoleum. In 1810, after a successful raid to Kungrad, Muhammad Rahimkhan I decided to alter the ensemble drastically. Late constructions have spread to the east and partly to the south from the ancient mausoleum. The annex to the Mausoleum was planned as a grand family burial vault for kungrads. Marble headstones of Abulgazikhan (1663) and Anushakhan (1681) were moved to the new building and installed next to the burial niche of Muhammad Rahimkhan; there is Elbars II's epitaph (1728 to1740) in the portal pylon. During the rule of Allah Kuli Khan the building was decorated with majolica tiles. The 1810 construction was supervised by craftsman Adina Muhammad Murad from Khozarasp; majolica tiles dating back to 1825, when another side gallery was added, were manufactured by Nur Muhammad, son of Usto Kalandar Khivaki, and Sufi Muhammad, son of Abdal Jabbar. Abdullah Jin was the author of pictures. A craftsman Nadir Muhammad made a wooden door in 1893-1894. At the end of 19th century, the cemetery was separated after the construction of four karikhanas and Yaqubbay Khodja madrasah. In 1913, a two-storey building was erected in the yard in front of the mausoleum. Burial vaults of Isfandiyarkhan's mother and son as well as his own burial site are located in the rooms of that building. According to the common version, Isfandiyar who died outside Ichan-Kala, at Nurullabay'a Palace, was not buried in his burial place; his son Temur Gazi after he was poisoned was buried not here but in Sayyid Makhiruy Jakhan Mausoleum next to his grand-father. Construction of the magnificent architectural complex was completed after an ayvan on carved columns was erected in the southeastern part of the yard.
This one-domed portal mausoleum with a basement burial vault located on the south side of Dzhuma Mosque. The facade is equipped with high east-facing portal deco-rated with a pattern of ganch. Three meters in front of the portal is an underground passage, which serves as a special entrance to the burial place. There is a ziaratkhana in the upper room.
The crypt is adjoining the eastern walls of Matniyaz Devan-begi Madrasah, it was built in honor of the great Sufi sheikh died in 1303. A burial vault with a dome and unique majolica headstone was erected in the first half of the 14th century and later in the 17th century a ziarat khana hall with a portal entrance facing the opposite direction was added. The architecture of these rooms has been influenced by different epochs: there are multi-layer archaic cellular pendentives and low-set dome in the gurkhana; on the other hand, the dome in the ziarat-khana is raised high on arched pendentives.
The Mausoleum is located in Yussuf Tashpulatov Street in Ichan-Kala, in front of the north-western corner of Tash Khauli Palace. According to the existing evidence, the mausoleum was built in honor of Tugan Turak who originated from the Turkish Muslims and was one of Khiva's envoys of Kuteyba Ibn Muslim who conquered Khorezm in 712. Mausoleum was rebuilt in the 19th century.
This Mausoleum is located near the western walls of Tash Khauli. The monument commemorates three saints. A vast hall of the mausoleum is covered with a dome on arched pendentives with cellular filling of corners characteristic for Khorezm. The mausoleum was closely surrounded by late burials (sagana). The earliest date - 1561 - can be found on the panel of the carved door. The craftsman's name written on the carved entrance door is Abdullah Ibn Sayyid. Judging by the inscriptions, the Mausoleum was repaired in 1821-1822, some brickwork of the portal and few arcs were replaced. At the beginning of the 80's of the 20th century the portal was damaged by heavy rains; besides, the column ayvan of the mosque in front of the mausoleum portal was severely damaged, too. After the restoration of the monument and redeveloping of the surrounding territory the mausoleum became one of the most frequently visited places.
The Mausoleum is located south of Hojash Makhram Madrasah. It is a longitudinal-axis two-domed portal mausoleum with a crypt under a gurkhana with its central axis oriented in south-north direction. Both rooms are covered with spherical conical domes on arched pedantries. Yusunkhan was one of preventatives of the Khorezmkhan's dynasty. He was buried in one of the rooms. It is yet unknown who was buried in the second vault.
This Mausoleum is located in the eastern part of Dishan-Kala, south of Abdullah Nasfurush Madrasah, east of Palvan Kari Madrasah. The Mausoleum was erected in honor of Abdal Bobo whose real name was Palvan Ahmad Zamchiy. After Arabs' invasion Abdal Bobo became one of the followers and promoters of Islamic religion in Khiva. After his death a winter and summer mosque, a minaret, a khauz and a cemetery appeared around the place of his burial. Abdal Bobo Mausoleum was built in Bukhara style. Abdal Bobo who came from kishlak Zamchi in Bukhara was the great-grandson of Prophet Muhammad.
Sayyid Muhammad Makhiruy Mausoleum (19th century) - [ Dishan-Kala ] It is located on Sirchaly aryk in Amir Timur Street. A compound memorial complex consists of three groups of monumental structures including burial sites of several Khiva khans. Sayyid Muhammadkhan, Muhammad Rahimkhan II (Feruz) and his grandson Temurghazi Tura, Isfandiyarkhan's son were buried here. In special cells around the Mausoleum there are tombs of the Khiva khans' descendants, their wives and children. As the legends say, once there lived in these parts a Sufi sheikh called Chadirli Ishan. After his death he was buried here, and the cemetery that grew around his tomb got the name of Chadirly Ishan. In the second half of 19th century, Sayyid Muhammadkhan ordered to erect a mausoleum over the sheikh's tomb. As a result of further construction, the complex turned into the Khiva khans' family crypt. Next to it is the burial site of Islam Khodja.
This mausoleum is located southwest from Bikadjan Bika Madrasah, it was built in the center of the cemetery bearing the same name. According to the legends, Shakalandar Bobo, or Sheikh Kakandar Bobo was a Sufi sheikh and arrived in Khiva together with his two brothers who were dervishes. The Mausoleum is a one-domed portal burial vault. The Mausoleum portal with a folding door in Baghdadai style faces the north. The Mausoleum was restored in 1997.
It is located in Ruzmat Madaminov collective farm, it is a large memorial complex that includes a mausoleum, winter mosque and cemetery. Bibi Hojar was the mother of great thinker, teacher and valiy-tarosh ("creator of valiys") Najmiddin Kubro. The Mausoleum was built long after her death during the rule of Muhammad Rahimkhan, which is proved by the inscription on the winter mosque column. The Mausoleum and adjacent structures were restored before the 850th anniversary of Nadjmiddin Kubro's birthday.
The Mausoleum is located in the territory of Sheikh Mavlon Bobo cemetery in Agakhi collective farm, Khiva district. In the 19th century, a minaret, mosque and madrasah were erected in the cemetery territory on Allah Kuli Khan's order. By the beginning of the 20th century, a cemetery grew around the Mausoleum. Right here, around Sheikh Mavlon Bobo Mausoleum, is the burial site of Munis, historian and translator who served as mirab and scribe in the Khiva Khanate, as well as the burial site of his nephew Aghakhi.
Is located 500 meters west of Dishan-Kala in Pahlavan Mahmud collective farm. The cemetery around the Mausoleum started growing in the 18th century. People connect the burial site with the name of prophet Khazrat Ali's son-in-law. In fact, Khorezmshakh's standard bearer or shokhimardon ("the shakh of brave warriors") was first buried here. Later warriors and military leaders killed in combat were buried here. Shakhimaradan Mausoleum stands in the very center of the memorial complex with a madrasah (late 19th century) and karikhana (1908) around it. There are also Toza makhrama, Shakhsuvar makhrama madrasah and a mausoleum where Toz Makhram's family members are buried, as well as Sardorbay madrasah and korikhona.


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Home » Archived Missing » Landon League: Missing since 2008 may be in San Diego or Nevada
Landon League: Missing since 2008 may be in San Diego or Nevada
Missing Person Nevada
Landon League turned 18 in February 2021, he was parentally abducted when he was 5 years old. He probably doesn't realize his dad is out there searching for him. His dad posted a message on Facebook on his 18th birthday.
Find Landon League
Landon League was just 5 years old when he went missing in June 2008.
Landon's father Blayne League had received a call from his ex-wife, Landon's mother, Victoria League-Lopez asking him if she could keep Landon a while longer as she was in the middle of moving some stuff. Blayne agreed and sadly he has not seen his son since.
Authorities believe that Victoria took Landon and crossed the border into Mexico, and may be in Guadalajara or Jalisco, Mexico. They also believe that she is probably traveling back and forth from Mexico, as her car was flagged in a database in 2010, but the car passed through before she was stopped at the border.
Victoria has been charged with abducting her son and preventing him from seeing or contacting his father.
Blayne told the me at the Examiner on Wednesday (2012) that "John Walsh is here in Vegas filming for America's Most Wanted and he will air Landon's story on an upcoming show."
The show will air January 13 (2012), on Lifetime.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has been receiving new leads since the age-enhanced photo of Landon at the age of 8 has been released.
Authorities hope that someone will spot Landon or his mother in San Diego visiting her brother or in Las Vegas visiting her Uncle and come forward and let them know.
Victoria may be driving a blue 1998 Toyota Corolla with Nevada license plate 523-UAG.
Victoria was born August 20, 1977 and has brown eyes, long black hair and a scar on her lower pack. She is 5'4″ tall, 125 pounds and may go by Lopez or Lopez-Garcia.
Landon is now 8 years-old and is approximately 3'6″ tall, 55 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Below is the photo of him when before he went missing and the photo above is an age-progressed photo to age 10.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Landon League or Victoria League-Lopez, please call 911 or 1-800-CRIME-TV.
Landon's Facebook page


Hubble Space Telescope huggers are celebrating the iconic observatory's 20th birthday, even as scientists anticipate the next generation of bigger and more powerful successors to the famed orbital instrument.
The Hubble Space Telescope launched on April 24, 1990 with a flawed mirror, but survived for two decades in large part because of five repair missions by space shuttle astronauts. Its cosmic gaze has led to breakthrough discoveries about the universe and embedded stunning views of the cosmos in the hearts and minds of the public.
"Hubble has done all those things and become an icon of science because it can produce glorious images," said Rick Fienberg, an astronomer and press officer of the American Astronomical Society.
But there's bigger and better science yet to come.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is scheduled to come online in a few years. And a slew of new space observatories are also being considered, even if none have received the official go-ahead yet.


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Enroll in a marketplace plan through an insurance company. Many insurers are now allowing consumers to enroll directly in a marketplace plan through their company. This gives you one more way to sign up for coverage.
You have until December 23, 2013, to enroll in coverage that starts January 1, 2014. But open enrollment lasts until March 31, 2014.
Start the new year right. Go to HealthCare.gov and sign up for high-quality health coverage at a great price today!


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Q: How to send HTTP header field with "_" in its name? I have a set of header keys that I'm sending with a task. The issue comes when I'm looking on the server side and all the headers that contain a _ are skipped. How can I insert the _ in my header values? Using Unicode values? Using UTF-8? If so, where?
request.setValue("4435353", forHTTPHeaderField: "session_id")
request.setValue("08", forHTTPHeaderField: "channel-id")
request.setValue("5afde734-7655-406d-bda3-14ffa968d6ab", forHTTPHeaderField: "itau-client-id")
request.setValue("oO6oO3nW6iG8yV0kL6gU5yY1hE3qV6bH6yF0mK0tG4xX3qU2gD", forHTTPHeaderField: "itau-client-secret")
request.setValue("\(token_latam!)", forHTTPHeaderField: "token_latam")
request.setValue("itoken", forHTTPHeaderField: "application")
request.setValue("2017-12-12T12:30:00", forHTTPHeaderField: "timestamp")
request.setValue("c626ea51-edde-4172-8d16-1c2fd7700c13", forHTTPHeaderField: "itau-chave")
request.setValue("345353454", forHTTPHeaderField: "transaction_id")
request.setValue("\(encoded_operation!)", forHTTPHeaderField: "encoded_operation")
request.setValue("application/json", forHTTPHeaderField: "Content-Type")

Server Side:
{
  "itau-chave": "c626ea51-edde-4172-8d16-1c2fd7700c13",
  "accept": "*/*",
  "timestamp": "2017-12-12T12:30:00",
  "itau-client-secret": "oO6oO3nW6iG8yV0kL6gU5yY1hE3qV6bH6yF0mK0tG4xX3qU2gD",
  "itau-client-id": "5afde734-7655-406d-bda3-14ffa968d6ab",
  "channel-id": "08",
  "application": "itoken",
  "accept-language": "en-us",
  "accept-encoding": "br, gzip, deflate",
  "user-agent": "ItauPassEmpresa/1 CFNetwork/975.0.3 Darwin/18.5.0",
  "content-type": "application/json"
}

A: just try to add : in prefix header name  for more info read this HTTP::Headers


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Ketchikan borough gets $850K to renovate Women in Safe Homes shelter for office space
Posted by Eric Stone | Aug 1, 2022
Aerial view of Ketchikan (KRBD file photo).
Ketchikan's borough has been awarded $846,949 in federal funding to convert a former domestic violence shelter into an office and meeting space for the advocacy group Women in Safe Homes, or WISH.
The Community Development Block Grant will pay for a wide range of renovations to WISH's building on First Avenue. WISH plans to take out an interior wall to create a large, open space for group classes. The building's electrical systems, bathrooms, and windows will be renovated. The roof will also be replaced with federal funds.
WISH Executive Director Agnes Moran says the renovations are meant to provide space for the organization's growing community services department. She says in the last few years, WISH has greatly expanded its offerings to include family services like parenting classes and counseling, plus a new housing assistance program. They're also planning to open a new child advocacy center."
"We've brought on all these programs in the last couple of years, and we just needed a place to house them," Moran said by phone Monday.
Moran says even with the renovations, the former shelter would still be able to take in clients if necessary.
"We're not doing anything that removes the capability of utilizing the facility as a shelter if we need to revert to that at some time in the future," she said.
WISH says the renovations will allow for social distancing and increased ventilation, reducing the potential spread of the coronavirus. The grant from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development is part of a $5 billion federal program funded by the CARES Act aimed at making communities more resilient in the face of the pandemic.
Ketchikan's borough applied for the grant in April. The facility served as WISH's primary shelter for survivors of domestic violence until last year, when it relocated to the former Ketchikan Regional Youth Facility. Renovations for that new shelter were also partially paid for by a Community Development Block Grant.
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For the second year in a row, Hamilton gave the ball to Madison Seigworth in the biggest game, and she came through to deliver a state softball championship.
Chandler Hamilton coach Rocky Parra could have given the ball to any of three pitchers Monday.
But, for the state championship, it became an easy choice.
Junior Madison Seigworth came through in the 6A final for the second year in a row, pitching Hamilton to a 7-2 victory over Phoenix Pinnacle on Monday night at Arizona State's Farrington Stadium in Tempe.
Last year, Seigworth pitched Hamilton to a 3-0 victory over Pinnacle in the final.
Seigworth went the distance Monday, changing speeds on her pitches, keeping Pinnacle's batters off balance.
She struck out 12, nine through the first four innings, walked only one, and gave up seven hits. Three of those hits came in the sixth inning when Pinnacle (34-2) scored its only runs.
"Unbelievable," said Seigworth, who has committed to Butler. "To play Pinnacle again, it was so nerve-racking. They've got a good team. We couldn't let our guard down."
Despite Hamilton coming into the final with a .426 batting average, a pitcher's duel was anticipated with Phoenix Pinnacle ace Marissa Schuld in the circle.
Schuld came in with a 22-0 record and 0.56 ERA, averaging two strikeouts an inning.
Hamilton struck first on Macy Simmons' single into center field, driving in Ali Ashner, who opened the fourth with a double off the wall.
Schuld pitched out of a bases-loaded jam in the fifth, getting No. 3 hitter Abby Anderson to strike out.
But she couldn't escape trouble in the sixth, as Hamilton showed why it was the best-hitting team in the state.
Simmons began the inning with a home run. Taylor Gindlesperger and Seigworth both doubled and No. 9 batter Nikki Gonzales contributed an RBI single.
"I've faced her before so I knew where she was going to pitch me," Simmons said. "I just tried to do my best for my team."
Hamilton scored four runs in the sixth inning. And Schuld's night was done at pitcher.
CC Cook came on in the seventh and gave up a two-run homer to sophomore Lorena Vasquez-Inzunza, building the lead to 7-2.
Pinnacle's only two losses came against Hamilton (30-6). It had come into the game ranked No. 2 nationally by CBS MaxPreps.
But Parra knew he had the best hitters in the state.
"They have great pitchers," Parra said. "I always felt from day one, we had better hitters."
Parra said felt he could make his outfield defense stronger with pitcher Abby Andersen in right field.


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/**
 * @file    time_all2all.cpp
 * @ingroup
 * @author  Chirag Jain <cjain7@gatech.edu>
 * @brief   Measures all2all time for checking collective bandwidth of a cluster
 *
 * Copyright (c) 2015 Georgia Institute of Technology. All Rights Reserved.
 */

//Includes
#include <mpi.h>
#include <iostream>

//External includes
#include "extutils/logging.hpp"
#include "extutils/argvparser.hpp"
#include "mxx/collective.hpp"
#include "mxx/timer.hpp"
#include "mxx/utils.hpp"

INITIALIZE_EASYLOGGINGPP
using namespace std;
using namespace CommandLineProcessing;

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
  // Initialize the MPI library:
  MPI_Init(&argc, &argv);

  //Initialize the communicator
  mxx::comm comm;

  //Print mpi rank distribution
  mxx::print_node_distribution();

  /**
   * COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS
   */

  LOG_IF(!comm.rank(), INFO) << "Computing all2all benchmark timings";

  //Parse command line arguments
  ArgvParser cmd;

  cmd.setIntroductoryDescription("Computes all2all benchmark timings");
  cmd.setHelpOption("h", "help", "Print this help page");

  cmd.defineOption("count", "total count of numbers for all2all", ArgvParser::OptionRequiresValue | ArgvParser::OptionRequired);

  int result = cmd.parse(argc, argv);

  //Make sure we get the right command line args
  if (result != ArgvParser::NoParserError)
  {
    if (!comm.rank()) std::cout << cmd.parseErrorDescription(result) << "\n";
    exit(1);
  }

  std::istringstream istr(cmd.optionValue("count"));
  std::size_t count;
  istr >> count;

  LOG_IF(!comm.rank(), INFO) << "MPI All2All of " << count << " elements";

  //Adjust and make count equal on all ranks
  count = count - count % comm.size();

  std::size_t localcount = count/comm.size();

  using valueType = int64_t;

  //Declare a edgeList vector to save edges
  std::vector< valueType > buffer(localcount);

  LOG_IF(!comm.rank(), INFO) << "Generating vector";

  //Generating the vector here
  std::generate(buffer.begin(), buffer.end(), std::rand);

  LOG_IF(!comm.rank(), INFO) << "Starting all2all";
  mxx::section_timer timer(std::cerr, comm);

  //Do all2all here
  auto bufferRecvd = mxx::all2all(buffer, comm);

  timer.end_section("all2all completed");

  MPI_Finalize();
  return(0);
}

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This blog post was written by Recovery Help Now's, Elana Clark-Faler, LCSW, CSAT-S, CGP, Clinical Director.
Is your life fast paced? Does your schedule run you? Do you have space in your life?
I think it's very difficult to make space to think, workout, fellowship or sleep. Life is going all the time and your focus may be on more important things, such as paying your bills. However if your health suffers, you have nothing.
The answer…Create space in physical, mental, spiritual, emotional and social areas of your life.
Reduce clutter in your living environment. When I was a kid, my mother had us spring and fall clean to prepare for both summer and winter. My brother and I would have to go through our closets and drawers and prepare to give away bags of clothing and other items to Goodwill. This was important for our family, because we learned the value of giving back and letting go.
It's important to clean off your desk and dressers. File papers away and let go of things that have no more use in your home. It's time to create space. But remember not to fill the space back up with more stuff.
Another physical activity of creating space is maintaining a schedule, which organizes your life. It's important to make space in your schedule to travel, eat, sleep and socialize. If you don't plan it, it won't happen. When creating your schedule make sure you have quiet time, reading time, fellowship, meditation, walks in nature and exercise. Having quiet time brings order and balance to your life. These times of space, help you learn how to manage anxiety and learn how to work with silence. Many individuals struggle with silence. Meaning, there are individuals that struggle with being alone, or are unable to manage sitting with themselves. Many have gotten uncomfortable with space. You see individuals on their smart phones, and rarely just breathing without activity.
Creating time for reflection is crucial, because you gain insight and awareness. Sometimes your best ideas come out of the calm. It's time to journal and reflect.
It's critical to let go of the clutter of your mind, because your mind is over active. Let go of unnecessary thoughts that don't serve you. See them come and see them float by. Avoidance isn't the answer. It's being able to acknowledge thoughts and make an active choice to let them go. Visualization and meditation help you utilize more brain power and teach you to let go of unnecessary thoughts. Check out UCLA Mindfulness Classes to learn more about Mindfulness: http://marc.ucla.edu.
Creating space for emotions and spirituality is important too. Emotions communicate messages to our body, saying that there is something to pay attention to. To acknowledge and take personal responsibility for your emotion, and to share these feelings with others who are supportive. Creating spiritual space looks different for each person. You have your own relationship with your Higher Power. How ever you honor this time for yourself, a hike or meditation, this is your time to connect and feel a part of something bigger. Letting go of feeling alone. See the connection you have with everything.
Are you ready to make space for yourself? What is your commitment this week to yourself?


Objective: To understand patients' experiences of High Grade Glioma and identify and describe information and support needs along the disease trajectory. Methods: Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 19 patients. Data was analysed using grounded theory and the constant comparative method. Results: Four major themes were identified: (1) feelings of uncertainty around prognosis and quality of life; (2) the need for individualised information; (3) dependence on carers due to cognitive deficits, loss of balance and inability to drive; and (4) communication with health professionals around prognostic uncertainty and disease progression with communication barriers due to complex language deficits. Conclusion: Previous studies in HGG pre-date the current combined modality standard of care, or examined a mixed population. This study has found that patients with HGG have needs that differ from other patients with terminal malignancy and that these needs change over time with disease progression. Practice implications: This study has identified that patients with brain tumours may have unique needs. Health professionals need to clarify patients' information and support needs and be aware that these change over and within time.
Halkett, Georgia K. B. and Lobb, Elizabeth A. and Oldham, Lynn and Nowak, Anna K. 2009. The information and support needs of patients diagnosed with High Grade Glioma. Patient Education and Counselling 1: pp. 1-8.


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St. Clare purchases an eight- or nine-year-old slave with very dark skin named Topsy, so that Miss Ophelia might teach her manners. Miss Ophelia is upset, feeling that there are too many slaves in the house already, and Topsy is dirty and "heathenish," but St. Clare convinces her to take Topsy on as a student.
Topsy serves as a foil to Eva, both in appearance (Topsy is very dark-skinned, and Eva very fair) and in behavior. Topsy embodies a total lack of Christian values, while Eva is so perfect as to seem an angel on earth.
When Miss Ophelia asks Topsy about her family and origins, Topsy replies that she has none; she has no knowledge of her past. Once, while doing chores, Miss Ophelia believes Topsy has stolen a bow belonging to Eva, and after threatening her, convinces Topsy to admit stealing it and other trinkets besides. Miss Ophelia later discovers that Eva never lost her bow, and Topsy admits to making up her confession to please her master. Exasperated, Miss Ophelia says she will have to whip Topsy, and St. Clare insinuates that his cousin is giving up on her ideals too easily.
An example of how slave attitudes and moralities are shaped by the reality of ownership. Topsy wishes only that her mistress does not harm her or yell at her—she will say what needs to be said in order to avoid punishment. Though this seems like lying to Miss Ophelia, it is in fact a natural defense born of years of mistreatment.
Miss Ophelia wonders that St. Clare lets Eva play with Topsy—she thinks it will harm Eva's development, but St. Clare believes Eva is in fact teaching and improving Topsy. When Topsy misbehaves and Miss Ophelia asks why, Topsy answers that she was "born wicked," and smiles.
Again, Miss Ophelia believes that it is not right for Eva to play with slaves—this is an example of northern hypocrisy, decrying slavery but wanting nothing to do with actual black men and women.
Miss Ophelia tries to teach Topsy the Bible, but Topsy learns the passages only by rote, and perhaps willfully misunderstands them, in order to anger her master. St. Clare finds Topsy amusing, and delights in Ophelia's difficulties "civilizing" her.
St. Clare's attitudes toward the Bible are, to a degree, reflected by Topsy's impudence. St. Clare delights in the difficulties Topsy presents for Miss Ophelia, and appears to understand that, to care for Topsy, Ophelia must learn to treat black people with compassion.
Schlegel, Chris. "Uncle Tom's Cabin Chapter 20: Topsy." LitCharts. LitCharts LLC, 17 Sep 2013. Web. 29 Mar 2019.
Schlegel, Chris. "Uncle Tom's Cabin Chapter 20: Topsy." LitCharts LLC, September 17, 2013. Retrieved March 29, 2019. https://www.litcharts.com/lit/uncle-tom-s-cabin/chapter-20-topsy.


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Q: Select individual form with Javascript   <script>
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$('form["meldaan"] input').keyup(function() {

    var empty = false;
    $('form["meldaan"] input').each(function() {
        if ($(this).val() == '') {
            empty = true;
        }
    });

    if (empty) {
        $('#register').attr('disabled', 'disabled');
    } else {
        $('#register').removeAttr('disabled');
    }
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This script works fine with one form, but I have two or three different forms on one page. I want each form to be treated different, if I use this code all fields in ALL forms need to be filled in, which I obviously don't want.
How can I identify the unique forms? Say one form is named name="formone" and the other name="formtwo". How would I implement that? (It's okay if I have to make more functions).

A: You just need to adjust your selector:
$('form[name="formone"] > input')

Update: @Andre, in your live example inputs are not direct children of the form element, so you need to use:
$('form[name="formone"] input')

Update 2: if you are using an id:
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package org.codehaus.griffon.jsilhouette.geom;

import java.awt.Rectangle;
import java.awt.Shape;
import java.awt.geom.Arc2D;
import java.awt.geom.Area;
import java.awt.geom.AffineTransform;
import java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D;
import java.awt.geom.PathIterator;
import java.awt.geom.Point2D;
import java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D;

/**
 * Defines a Lauburu shape.

 *
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 *
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 *
 * @author Andres Almiray
 */
public class Lauburu implements Shape, Cloneable, Centered {
   private float angle;
   private float cx;
   private float cy;
   private Shape lauburu;
   private float radius;

   public Lauburu() {
      this( 6, 6, 6, 0 );
   }

   public Lauburu( float cx, float cy, float radius ) {
      this( cx, cy, radius, 0 );
   }

   public Lauburu( float cx, float cy, float radius, float angle ) {
      this.cx = cx;
      this.cy = cy;
      this.radius = radius;
      this.angle = ShapeUtils.normalizeAngle( angle );
      calculateShape();
   }

   public Object clone() {
      return new Lauburu( cx, cy, radius, angle );
   }

   public boolean contains( double x, double y ) {
      return lauburu.contains( x, y );
   }

   public boolean contains( double x, double y, double w, double h ) {
      return lauburu.contains( x, y, w, h );
   }

   public boolean contains( Point2D p ) {
      return lauburu.contains( p );
   }

   public boolean contains( Rectangle2D r ) {
      return lauburu.contains( r );
   }

   public float getAngle() {
      return angle;
   }

   public Rectangle getBounds() {
      return lauburu.getBounds();
   }

   public Rectangle2D getBounds2D() {
      return lauburu.getBounds2D();
   }

   public float getCx() {
      return cx;
   }

   public float getCy() {
      return cy;
   }

   public PathIterator getPathIterator( AffineTransform at ) {
      return lauburu.getPathIterator( at );
   }

   public PathIterator getPathIterator( AffineTransform at, double flatness ) {
      return lauburu.getPathIterator( at, flatness );
   }

   public float getRadius() {
      return radius;
   }

   public boolean intersects( double x, double y, double w, double h ) {
      return lauburu.intersects( x, y, w, h );
   }

   public boolean intersects( Rectangle2D r ) {
      return lauburu.intersects( r );
   }

   public void setAngle( float angle ) {
      float a = ShapeUtils.normalizeAngle( angle );
      if( this.angle != a ) {
         this.angle = a;
         calculateShape();
      }
   }

   public void setCx( float cx ) {
      if( this.cx != cx ) {
         this.cx = cx;
         calculateShape();
      }
   }

   public void setCy( float cy ) {
      if( this.cy != cy ) {
         this.cy = cy;
         calculateShape();
      }
   }

   public void setRadius( float radius ) {
      if( this.radius != radius ) {
         this.radius = radius;
         calculateShape();
      }
   }

   private void calculateShape() {
      // terrible hack to avoid OOM when cx = 0 & cy = 0
      if( cx == 0f ) cx = 0.0001f;
      if( cy == 0f ) cy = 0.0001f;
      Area l = createArm();
      l.add(createArm().createTransformedArea(AffineTransform.getRotateInstance(Math.toRadians(  90 ), cx, cy)));
      l.add(createArm().createTransformedArea(AffineTransform.getRotateInstance(Math.toRadians( 180 ), cx, cy)));
      l.add(createArm().createTransformedArea(AffineTransform.getRotateInstance(Math.toRadians( 270 ), cx, cy)));
      lauburu = ShapeUtils.rotate( l, angle, cx, cy );
   }

   private Area createArm() {
      Area arm = new Area(new Arc2D.Float(cx, cy - radius/2, radius, radius, 0f, 180f, Arc2D.CHORD));
      arm.add( new Area(new Ellipse2D.Float(cx + radius/2, cy - radius/4, radius/2, radius/2)) );
      arm.subtract( new Area(new Ellipse2D.Float(cx, cy - radius/4, radius/2, radius/2)) );
//       arm.add( new Area(new Arc2D.Float(cx + radius/2, cy - radius/4, radius/2, radius/2, 180f, 360f, Arc2D.CHORD)) );
//       arm.subtract( new Area(new Arc2D.Float(cx, cy - radius/4, radius/2, radius/2, 0f, 180f, Arc2D.CHORD)) );
      return arm;
   }
}


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Ashtons specialist office is based in High Street, Redbourn and caters for clients in north-west Hertfordshire and south Bedfordshire.
Redbourn was,for a long time, the centre of a farming community and for a time had a successful watercress business on the River Ver's water meadows. Just south of the village, Redbournbury Mill, a recently restored watermill, produces flour.
Redbourn Cricket Club was formed about 1823, but records show organised cricket was played on Redbourn Common some eighty years earlier. Some Hertfordshire County histories record cricket being played on the Common in 1666 making the village one of the oldest recorded cricketing locations in England.
Redbourn featured prominently in an episode of the popular TV property programme Location, Location, Location on 5 August 2009. The presenter Phil Spencer was lavish in his praise for the village describing it as "quite possibly one of the cutest villages I've ever seen". He also commented on "the fantastic village green". "People move here because of the special feel of the village and its amenities".
Just out of the village towards Harpenden lies Redbourn Golf Club, one of the most popular in Hertfordshire. Redbourn has an eclectic mix of property, the High Street featuring many fine period buildings lining either side of what was once the Roman road to London. Behind the High Street is Redbourn common with many imposing properties framing the Common and cricket pitch.
Further north lies the enchanting village of Flamstead and beyond that the larger village of Markyate which offers a wide range of properties from modern apartments and starter homes through to period listed buildings.


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Ocampo, the Donors and "The Presumption of Arrogance"; a story of babes in the woods of Mt. Kenya?
The slain men, Oscar Kamau Kingara and John Paul Oulu, had been driving to a meeting of human rights activists when unidentified assailants opened fire. No arrests have been reported.
Last month, the two activists met with Philip Alston, the United Nations special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions, and provided him with "testimony on the issue of police killings in Nairobi and Central Province," Mr. Alston said in a statement issued in New York on Thursday.
"It is extremely troubling when those working to defend human rights in Kenya can be assassinated in broad daylight in the middle of Nairobi," Mr. Alston said.
Mr. President, two human rights defenders, Oscar Kamau Kingara and John Paul Oulu, were murdered in the streets of Nairobi, Kenya two weeks ago. I was deeply saddened to learn of these murders and join the call of U.S. Ambassador Ranneberger for an immediate, comprehensive and transparent investigation of this crime. At the same time, we cannot view these murders simply in isolation; these murders are part of a continuing pattern of extrajudicial killings with impunity in Kenya. The slain activists were outspoken on the participation of Kenya's police in such killings and the continuing problem of corruption throughout Kenya's security sector. If these and other underlying rule of law problems are not addressed, there is a very real potential for political instability and armed conflict to return to Kenya.
In December 2007, Kenya made international news headlines as violence erupted after its general elections. Over 1,000 people were killed, and the international community, under the leadership of Kofi Annan, rallied to broker a power-sharing agreement and stabilize the government. In the immediate term, this initiative stopped the violence from worsening and has since been hailed as an example of successful conflict resolution. But as too often happens, once the agreement was signed and the immediate threats receded, diplomatic engagement was scaled down. Now over a year later, while the power-sharing agreement remains intact, the fundamental problems that led to the violence in December 2007 remain unchanged. In some cases, they have even become worse.
Mr. President, last October, the independent Commission of Inquiry on Post-Election Violence, known as the Waki Commission, issued its final report. The Commission called for the Kenyan government to establish a Special Tribunal to seek accountability for persons bearing the greatest responsibility for the violence after the elections. It also recommended immediate and comprehensive reform of Kenya's police service. Philip Alston, the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial killings, echoed that recommendation in his report, which was released last month. Alston found the police had been widely involved in the post-election violence and continue to carry out carefully planned extrajudicial killings. The Special Rapporteur also identified systematic shortcomings and the need for reform in the judiciary and Office of the Attorney General.
A few links to set the scene as we approach 30 days to Kenya's vote . . .