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Elections 2012: John Bennett
SA Election Guide 2012
By Sarah Ferris Feb 21, 2012 7:53 AM
Presidential candidate
Major: International affairs, economics
Hometown: Milwaukee
Platform: Revitalizing Columbian Square, creating a 4-RIDE priority pick-up system and reducing student fees
Clubs/Activities: Beta Theta Pi, Student Association, College Republicans, College Democrats, International Affairs Society, Alternative Breaks
Previous SA Experience: Two-term senator; currently a U-at Large senator and chair of the SA Senate Finance Committee
Favorite @FakeStevenKnapp tweet: "I am running for SA President! I feel I'd be the best for job because after all who can bug me better than me?"
John Bennett said he already knows what it takes to be Student Association president.
Bennett, a three-year SA veteran and chair of the finance committee, said he has worked with every registered campus organization.
"I'm running because I am hands-down more prepared and qualified for the job than anyone else," Bennett said, adding that his "institutional hindsight" will help him identify ideas worth pursuing.
Bennett also proposed merging the University's office for academic scheduling, which handles the use of classroom space, with the office for events and venues to streamline processes for student organizations, which he said regularly utilize services of both departments.
Having separate units is inefficient, particularly when academic scheduling is "so grossly understaffed," Bennett said. He also said the University needs to hire at least one new employee to handle event requests by student groups.
"If you vote for me, you know you're getting someone with a Calvinist work ethic and a genuine desire to give students what they need to help themselves as best they can," Bennett said.
This article appeared in the February 21, 2012 issue of the Hatchet.


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Graham L. Hughes
Graham L. Hughes enlisted in the New Zealand Navy at sixteen years old and was assigned to the HMNZS Pukaki. The ship was an anti-submarine frigate that served in the Korea Sea on Korea's west coast. As a radio operator, he experienced long hours and overall stress of a four-hours-on-and-four-hours-off shift. The loss of three sailors on his ship had a lasting impact on him. He is proud of his military service, how the military shaped him, and his contribution to the South Korean people.
Stress and Relief for the Radio Operators
Graham Hughes was a radio operator and worked in four-hour, two-man shifts. Radio operators had to find time to sleep, wash, and rest in four hours. This exhaustion caused him to get shingles. There was a constant, intense pressure for his military specialty throughout the Korean War. He even went fishing with hand grenades in the East Sea during the few hours that he had off.
Tags: East Sea,Yellow Sea,Food,Front lines,Living conditions,Pride,Rest and Relaxation (R&R),Weapons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFDV5YQbpW4&start=763&end=1055
Loss of Sailors and Shingles
Graham Hughes lost three sailors while he was stationed in the East Sea. None of the sailors died in combat, but all their lives clearly had an impact on him. He discovered one of the sailors who hanged himself. After getting shingles, he was sent to an island in Japan for Rest and Relaxation (R and R).
Tags: East Sea,Yellow Sea,Depression,Front lines,Living conditions,Personal Loss,Pride,Rest and Relaxation (R&R),Weapons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFDV5YQbpW4&start=1066&end=1291
The HMNZS Pukaki During the Korean War
Graham Hughes experienced an intensive nine-month basic training as a radio operator. The training included typing and touch typing. The HMNZS Pukaki, his ship, was armed with a variety of weapons to aid in the Korean War.
Tags: East Sea,Yellow Sea,Basic training,Civilians,Front lines,Home front,Pride,Weapons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFDV5YQbpW4&start=179&end=355
Inferiority of the North Korean Navy
Graham Hughes believed that the North Korean Navy was inferior to those in the United Nations (UN). An example of this occurred when his ship fired on a specific target at the 38th Parallel. North Koreans fired in retaliation, but they missed. The great thing about being part of the UN was the cooperation of lots of countries patrolling the West Sea, including Argentina.
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G: My name is Graham Leslie Hughes, spelled G R A H A M L E S L I E Hughes,
H U G H E S.
I: Great. And what is your birthday?
G: The 10th, 35. I'm 84 this year.
I: Eighty-four. And where were you born?
G: I was born in Christchurch.
I: Christchurch. That's where I'm headed. And tell me about your family background when you were growing up, your sibling brothers and sisters.
G: Uh, my father was the Army, um, Second World War, and
I had a brother younger than me and two sisters at the time.
I: Um hm. So you
G: We had it reasonably hard. It was Dad being away. But we made it, um. Yeah.
I: Yeah. So you are the eldest.
G: No. My sister, I've got a sister that's 92.
I: Um. Tell me about the school
you went through there.
G: I went to, um, to, uh, [Kiapoi] Pri, Primary School.
I: Um hm.
G: It's a, it was a [INAUDIBLE] big school, uh. I had no troubles. I was only a little fella, but I, for some reason, anybody
upset me I would bite, uh. The people left me alone.
I: Um hm. So when did you finish your whole school?
G: Uh, I joined the Navy in 1952, 7th of May.
I: Um.
G: From school.
I: From school.
G: Uh huh. I was 16.
I: Yeah, it is interesting to know that, uh, New Zealand Navy allowed 15 year-old boys
G: Um.
I: to join them. That's too young, wasn't it?
G: I enjoyed it.
I: You enjoyed it.
G: Yeah.
I: Yeah. So did you get any basic military training?
G: Yes.
I: Where did you get it?
G: Um, up in Auckland.
I: Auckland.
G: I was a radio operator.
G: Was typewriting, uh, yeah. I was pretty highly trained actually.
I: So was it easy for you? You never done it before, right?
G: No.
I: No. So how was it? Was it easy or too difficult?
G: No, I didn't find it, uh, difficult. It was Morse is something that you, you either get it or you don't.
G: Um, typewriting,
touch typing. I didn't have any problem..
I: Um hm. For how long did you get that, uh, training, in Auckland?
G: About nine months.
I: And then, did you get any other basic military training after that?
G: No. We went to, uh, went to the Pukaki, a frigate
and went into Korea.
I: Frigate, right?
I: Pukaki. P U
G: K A
I: P
G: Pukaki, P U K A, oh God.
I: Pu, P you said?
G: Yeah. P U K A K I.
I: Yeah, Pukaki. And what kind of ship the frigate was?
How, how big? How many people there, and how many weapons?
G: It was a anti-submarine ship, um. It was not all that large. It was about, oh I think, about 1500 tons
G: Um, crew about 120
G: Um. We had a 4" guns and [INAUDIBLE] 40 ml., uh, and we had anti-um,
I: Anti-submarine machine or
G: Yeah. We had, what did we call them, bombs.
I: Bombs.
G: Anti, and you'd fire them and, I happened to sink submarines.
I: Yeah. You, you seem to have a pretty good memory about it.
G: Yep. I'm, I'm, yeah. I'm, I reckon I've done alright.
I: Um hm. And so when did you
leave, when did you arrive around the Korean Sea area?
G: I would say, uh, it was, uh,
I: Fifty-three.
G: Fifty-three, fifty-four, somewhere around there.
I: Yeah. And were you in the West or East?
G: East.
I: East?
G: Americans were on
I: East.
G: that side, and we were on this side, yeah. The British was this side, Americans that side.
G: Uh.
I: So West, right? So you were with the British?
I: Yes. So you were in the West, and
G: based in Kure.
I: Hm?
G: We were based in Kure
I: In Japan.
G: Um,
We didn't have much to do with the Yanks, uh. British, we were, yeah.
I: Um. And, um, were there any action between your frigate and North Koreans or Chinese or Russian, any action?
G: We only, to my memory, we only fired, uh, a whole of rocks up by the 38th Parallel.
G: [INAUDIBLE] and us, three of us, three frigates. We went in, one behind the other, and bombed them.
I: Oh. So you bombed there at Coastal line.
I: Around North Korea 38th Parallel.
I: Why? Do you remember why you, you were just ordered
G: You tell me.
I: You were just ordered to do that.
I: And, any reaction from North Koreans?
G: Uh, they did fire at our ship. They did fire at some of our ships, but they didn't fire them at us.
I: They didn't?
I: Ha. That's interesting. And any other episode where that your, you know, you were threatened or kind of, uh
dangerous?
G: Oh, it was always, uh, they didn't, they didn't have, sort of have any submarines which was the biggest danger to us.
I: Yeah, yeah.
G: They had shore batteries
G: And we would go up the Coast, up the Coast, yeah, to do our turn
patrolling, and they'd come out and shoot, uh, land, never, never got near us.
G: And, then they'd shoot at us on our way back again, you know. We'd go about three weeks up there, 38thParallel.
G: Um. No they, they never hit any of New Zealand ships.
So you were patrolling around 38th Parallel in the West Sea
G: Um hm.
I: and to make sure that no enemy vessels or no, no enemy challenges going to be occurring in the Sea. So the U.N. Forces were dominant in the Sea.
I: Um. That's very good.
G: There was a lot of, uh, there was a lot of countries up there.
I: Yeah?
G: I think, it was even Argentinians, um, [INAUDIBLE] uh. Yeah, there was a lot of different countries up there.
I: Um hm. How was the
cooperation between New Zealand Navy and British?
G: Oh, good.
I: Was it good?
I: Anything you remember working together with them?
G: Um, we just would be on the screen of the aircraft carriers
G: The British had aircraft carriers up there. And they'd have a screen of smaller ships
G: And we'd just be in the screen.
I: And you were still radio operator using a lot of Morse Code.
G: Yep.
I: So do you remember any particular message or, you don't have to reveal the secret.
G: Well, I used to do the coding and the decoding.
G: I don't, you're going back a long time.
I: Mostly, what was about it, the communication? What was about it? Mostly what was all those Morse Code communication was about?
G: They were in code, all of them. [INAUDIBLE] groups, and we had to decode them and depending on their
classification whether we read them or not. Some we didn't read, some we did. Um, It was all supplies, movement, you know, that sort of thing.
I: I see. Were there any funny episode about the Morse Code? It's like a texting. But these days it's a Smart Phone. We using text, right?
Where are you? What are you doing, things like that. Were there any funny episode using those Morse Code between you and others, talking about something else?
G: Well, we used to, you know, we used to [INAUDIBLE] a bit and I'll see you. We'll go ashore and, and have a bit of, uh, fun, you know. We all, we all did that, and, radio operators,
and, uh, we had a, a, sort of, we'd had words that nobody else knew
I: Right, right.
G: Yeah. Um, but, yeah.
I: Like in what? Example, if you can remember.
G: Request pleasure of company, and we'd just say the first letters in those words.
I: What does that mean? Request pleasure of company
G: company and then a time.
G: We'd meet, that was to meet them ashore and get on the boat.
So must been a lot of those kind of things just between you and other, and you are the only people that can understand, right?
I: Must be fun.
G: It was fun.
G: Um. It, the trouble was that, um, we did four hours on, four hours off, four hours on, four hours off for weeks. And
we had, uh, I finished up with shingles.
G: And they put me on a an island somewhere for a rest, um. There was, um, it was very hard on the radio operators.
G: Um
You didn't, you know, you never got any, you never got four hours sleep
G: in the one week, yeah, you know, yeah. And some of them, uh, we'd get on a boat and, you know, most of the radio operators
would have got into a little bit of trouble on there.
I: Um. So the working condition was not good.
I: Very hard. And you have to work a lot.
G: Yeah. There was no, um, central heating or air conditioning or anything like that.
G: It was, um, four hours on, four hours off. But you had to do your washing and your, look after your clothes and share and, you know.
It, it just was a pressure, pressure, pressure.
I: Um. It wasn't easy. So that, but other than working condition, how was, um, living in the ship, sleep, shower, eating, things like that.
G: Oh, there were showers, and we had, uh, salt water showers on the upper deck,
Whenever it was a nice day, the skipper would stop and you could go over the side and have a swim.
I: Oh, you could swim?
G: They'd put a, a boat, whaler, couple guys with machine guns for sharks or whatever.
I: They gunning sharks?
I: So they'd catch it?
I: No, just shooting.
I: That's the fun part of it.
G: Hand grenades, they'd throw hand grenades and, uh, we'd get some fresh fish for tea. Used to go fishing with hand grenades.
I: Fishing with a hand grenade. That's the most effective, right?
I: You sure you catch it.
Strictly illegal.
I: I know, right? Were there any other episodes living in the small ship? Frigate is kind of small ship compared to others, right?
G: We lost three men.
I: How?
G: Um, one hung himself.
I: Whoa.
G: They were never tested to see whether they were suitable for going to sea. And this guy had a bit of pressure on him, and he hung himself. I actually found him.
I: You found him?
I: Was it kind of pressure to be alone in the sea or what, why do you think that he committed suicide?
G: Don't know.
I: You don't know.
I: Did you know him?
G: Oh yes, knew him well.
G: There was only 128 of us on board.
G: And they had, uh, [INAUDIBLE] which is smaller than my little finger
G: and he just wrapped it round his neck and bent his knees.
I: What about other two?
G: Uh, one, uh, [INAUDIBLE] fell down the stairs from a canteen, concrete stairs. Joined in with the rest of them, and they were just sitting there quietly, and then he said, uh, Jesus, my head's bloody sore.
So they put him on a, on a bed, took him and put him in a bed. And in the morning he was lying on the floor dead, fractured skull.
I: That was accident.
I: The other one too?
G: Swimming pool at Singapore. The side of the swimming pool was about that high.
The, you came out of the dressing sheds, and they were about that high, and there were tiles were always wet so, and it as at night, the light shining, and he thought it was a swimming pool,
G: and he dived in, and he hit his head like,
like that, broke his neck.
I: Must have been very depressing to witness all those, right?
I: Yeah. You didn't have any problem, right?
G: No, just Shingles. I got Shingles there.
I: Oh. That 's a very painful.
G: Um. Wasn't pleasant.
I: So how long did it take to cure that?
G: I don't know, two or three weeks I suppose.
G: We were in Korea
I: In Korea.
G: and they put me on an island. It was a rest camp, British run, British camp somewhere. I, don't ask me where. I
G: It was an island where, what'd they say, where Kamikazes trained during the War.
I: So you mean in Japan.
I: Oh. Did you come back to serve?
G: Uh, yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, 16 months.
I: So you served 16 month in Korea.
I: Yeah. So that means that you, uh, left Korea around '55?
G: I got, uh, yeah. That would be, I got married in 1956 and
I: You came to New Zealand one year before.
I: Yeah. Have you been back to Korea since then?
I: No. Do you know what happened to Korean economy and Korean politics, modern right now after you left?
G: I think it's boomed. I don't know to be honest.
G: But, uh, it was a pretty, um,
they were having a pretty tough, the people of South Korea when we were up there.
I: How do you know?
G: Well, we used to go everywhere and go ashore and
I: shore, and you were able to see?
G: Yeah. And
I: Tell me. What did you see?
G: Mostly bars, um, girls.
G: It was all pretty well controlled. All the girls had to have a license, uh.
I: You mean prostituting, yeah?
G: They had to have a doctor's, it was all controlled.
G: MP's
I: You mean in Japan or in Korea?
G: In
I: In Japan, right?
G: Yeah. Korea we didn't, we didn't spend a lot of time
ashore in Korea.
I: Um. And now Korean economy is 11th largest in the world.
G: Yeah, they're hard workers.
I: The first is China, U.S., U.S and China, Japan, Germany, right, and we are the 11th, and by 2030, 10 years after that, 10 years from now, we are projected to be
number seven in the world. Can you believe that?
G: Yes, I can.
G: Because they are focused on what they are doing. They, uh, well, from my memory of them, if you, uh, like we got to know some of them reasonably well, and they were hard working and
and they, they deserved everything they got. They, they worked hard.
G: You know, the fellow that was cutting your hair and you go ashore and you're gonna have a meal somewhere and no, they were good people.
I: Um. Do you think it is kind of natural or
not surprising?
G: Not surprising, no.
I: Um hm. Yep.
G: No. They, no. We got on pretty well with them
I: That's very good. So are you proud to be a Korean war veteran?
G: Oh hell, yeah.
G: Yeah. I got my medals.
I: You got medal.
I: From Korean government?
G: No, from the New Zealand government.
I: New Zealand government.
I: Oh, that's good. They recognized you.
I: Yeah. Um. How does that affect you, the War, how does the Korean War service affect you to be a man?
G: Well, I think I was 16 when I went in the Navy.
G: And I think it was the best thing I could, could ever do
to make myself into a person of honor.
I: Wow. That's a great comment.
G: The Navy was, you know, you, you fronted up and you had to do your job and, no. I, I'm very proud that I was in the Navy.
I: I mean, yeah. I, I absolutely agree with you. Look at 16 year-old boy here in New Zealand right now.
G: Useless.
I: I don't think they can do anything like that.
No. And I had 10 years in the Navy.
G: Uh, I had sore aches and nothing very much in my life. We were supporting the New Zealand SAS far into the jungle. And I had a little bit up and career.
Next year will be 70th anniversary of the break out of the Korean War.
I: That War never been really ended. It's never been [INAUDIBLE] Peace Treaty.
G: It's never, no, no. I know that.
I: Think about it.
G: I, I, I'm , I'm, I knew that it had never been, uh, signed. Yeah, I knew that the War was still officially on.
I: Um hm. So what do you think about that? I mean, do you know of any war in the e 20th century history of human being that lasted more than 70 years after official cease fire?
G: I suppose you could say the [INAUDIBLE] I don't know, no.
I: Do you have any special message to the Korean people in the context of 70th anniversary?
G: I'd just like to congratulate them. We tried to help them, uh. But that was part of my job. And I think they've done very well and, yeah.
I: Graham, it's been a very nice and pleasant to meet you and to hear from you about your service.
And because of that, we were given chance to rebuild our nation, and it's now stronger than ever in our own history. And that's why we want to do it. we want to honor your service and preserve your memory. But we going to use this one into, uh, curricular resources like a lesson plan, primary and secondary resources for the History teachers so that they can teach
about the War that you fought for, you know? That's why we are doing this. So this is very important and valuable.
I: Thank you very much.
G: It's the little sailor from New Zealand.
I: Yes, just a little sailor. But you did your part.
G: Um. We tried.
I: Yeah. I want you to be proud of that.
G: Oh, I,
I'm very proud that I was in the Navy.
I: Thank you.
Korea Sea aboard the HMNZS Pukaki
Yes, from New Zealand government

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Диана Гаспари (; 6 мая 1984, Сан-Кандидо, Больцано, Италия) — итальянская кёрлингистка, скип команды Италии на Олимпийских играх 2006. Гаспари начала заниматься кёрлингом в 1996 году. Она правша, играет скипом на четвёртой позиции.

Она также принимала участие на восьми чемпионатах мира по кёрлингу и девяти чемпионатах Европы, на чемпионате Европы 2006 завоевала серебряную медаль, на  — бронзовую медаль. Также имеет бронзовую медаль чемпионата мира среди юниоров 2003 года.

Гаспари живёт в Кортина-д'Ампеццо (Италия), говорит на итальянском, английском и немецком языках, изучала языки в Падуанском университете, не замужем, увлекается каратэ.

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So, a local church left their pamphlet/magazine on our porch the other day. I was bored and thumbed through it. I expected the usual stuff, the bible verses and explanations of the lessons we can take from them, the articles on things like 'How to show Christ-like love in every day life'. What I didn't expect was multiple articles attacking science in general, and evolution specifically. Those I deal with regularly who are religious are also learned, and I keep getting surprised by the depth of willful ignorance so many churches want (or need) their followers to sink to.
First off, the article arguing against evolution made several very glaring mistakes, one of which particularly irked me. The author cited the Laws of Thermodynamics, esp. the part about 'the universe tending toward disorder' [sic], as evidence against the ToE. There are multiple problems with this, but I'm going to rant about one in particular. This idea that entropy disproves evolution bespeaks phenomenal ignorance of both evolution and entropy. First, it pretends that the earth is a closed system, thus how could biological processes and organisms become more complex without a guiding force? The problem is, the earth is most certainly not a closed system. Sure, the earth and everything in it is losing energy to entropy. Obviously if the earth was floating in a void, things would become pretty bleak pretty soon for life here. Thing is, we have this huge source pouring energy onto the planet at many times the rate we lose it to entropy. You may have heard of it, it's called the sun. This gigantic source of energy is more than enough to provide the power for ever more complex biological processes. Entropy in no way prevents such processes from being, or becoming more complex, simply because this huge energy input to the system far outweighs losses to thermodynamic principles.
Moving on. I've never understood why one would think that a belief in god requires a denial of scientific evidence, or vice versa. If god is god, then all this is *his* doing. Thinking he would put such things here merely to see if we denied the evidence of our own senses (also from him) is purely nonsensical. Sort of akin to believing that a being who can create such wonders demands our constant worship, or else he'll punish us to an eternity of torment. Hmmm...
Really, an ordered universe is actually much less evidence for the existance of god than these people realize. An ordered universe, one with constant, immutable laws that can be understood and categorized could certainly have arrived where it is today on its own. Created on its own, perhaps or perhaps not, the birth of the universe is a little deeper than I'm prepared to blather about atm. But, however it came to be, such a universe would require no input whatsoever to develop from its creation to its current state. No guiding force is necessary, no god is required. It has become the fascinating and amazing place it is because it had to. Hydrogen is hydrogen, always following specific properties. It always turns to Helium when fused in the core of a star, and helium in turn fuses into bigger elements. This process is natural, arising from the properties of the particles involved, not from someone turning a 'universe wheel' to keep things rolling.
The only imaginable universe that would require a creator, guide, and god would be a chaotic universe. A universe in which laws are not immutable or constant, understandable or anything like it. A universe where hydrogen is not always hydrogen, where, when fused in a star, it doesn't always turn into helium, but sometimes directly into carbon, or into tin. Or where the periodic table doesn't even exist, cannot exist, because elements do whatever they want to do. The only explanation for such a universe would be god.
That is not the universe we live in, however.
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A popular Indian appetizer recipe. Chicken Seekh Kebab is made with chicken mince, onion, ginger-garlic paste, coriander, green chillies and spices. It is super simple to make and is a great option for serving to your guests.
In a bowl, add chicken mince, onion, green chillies, coriander, ginger-garlic, salt, pepper, red chilli powder, garam masala, coriander powder, cumin powder and oil. Mix well.
Divide the chicken mix into 7 equal portions. Take one portion and spread around the skewers evenly using lightly greased hands. Repeat with remaining chicken mix and skewers.
Heat a little oil in a non-stick pan over medium heat. Place the kebabs on the hot oil and cook in batches for 8-9 minutes per batch. Make sure to turn the kebabs in between for even cooking and colour.
Once cooked, transfer to a serving plate, garnish with coriander and serve hot with onion, lemon and mint chutney.


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What are the names of the backer levels? Are they myth names?
Yes. They are names of Odin, from the list in Snorri's Edda (and from our Norse Creation Myth song "Ice & Fire"). Well, most of them are names of Odin. You can test your myth fu by checking which are not.
Will these new CDs have lyrics booklets, like the Sundown CD?
No, they won't. Having a lyrics booklet exponentially increases the expense of a CD, and the amount of time we have to spend on the layout as well. Unless we rocket way past our goal and add it as a stretch goal we won't be doing lyrics books. But there is a downloadable e-book libretto of all the Norse lyrics, plus the play script and historical and composer's notes. You can download it for $12 instantly from our bandcamp site, or add it to your campaign contribution as an Add-on for a special price of $10. To add it as an Add-on simply increase your pledge by $10 and send us a message. The instant download link is below.


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Exclusive Members Only Thursday night advance screening now on sale.
Based on the real-life courtship between Kumail Nanjiani (star of HBO's "Silicon Valley" -- and an alum of Grinnell College!) and writer Emily V. Gordon, THE BIG SICK tells the story of Pakistan-born aspiring comedian Kumail (played by Nanjiani himself), who connects with grad student Emily (Zoe Kazan) after one of his standup sets. However, what they thought would be just a one-night stand blossoms into the real thing, which complicates the life that is expected of Kumail by his traditional Muslim parents.
THE BIG SICK is directed by Michael Showalter ("Hello My Name is Doris") and produced by Judd Apatow ("Trainwreck," "This is 40") and Barry Mendel ("The Royal Tenenbaums").


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Q: Persists data on client side for observableArray in knockoutJS I am trying to implement a shopping cart with knockoutjs.
My issue is whenever user navigates to other pages of website, the data in the shopping cart (which gets created using an observableArray) does not persists.
What I want is when user navigates away to different categories still, he/she should be able view the data ordered in previous category.
My HTML File:

Order

Name

Price

Qty

                    Remove

            <button class="button" data-bind="click: viewOrder">Hide</button>
            <button class="button" data-bind="visible: totalPrice, click: submitToServer">Order</button>

My viewModelFile
self.orderList = ko.observableArray(null, {persist: 'orderList'});

I was trying to achieve this via knockout.localStorage.js.
However I have not been able to successfully implement it.
Does knockout.localStorage.js is applicable only to ko.observable() variables?
Or does it support ko.observableArray or ko.computed, if yes then how?

A: Since you didn't provide any specific errors, it is hard to predict the error. But, here is a working example of knockout.persist with knockout observable array. You can use it to test if your code has faults, or you are having some browser compatibility issues.
Check the fiddle if it is working on your browser too, re check your code with some extra breakpoints.
Some suggestions here;
That try catch block in the knockout.persist codes, may be hiding the real error from you. First of all check if this catch is not hit.
  // Load existing value if set
  if(key && localStorage.hasOwnProperty(key)){
    try{
      initialValue = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem(key));
    }catch(e){};
  }

Then check your values with JSON.parse(yourValue) and ko.toJSON(yourValue) and be sure that those works well with your observable arrays.
Then check that your values made it to the local storage, for that you should watch the knockout.persist codes that sets the localstorage item (you can get item keys (here is an how-to get all keys of localstorage) right after the save to check if it is saved successfully):
  if(key){
    observable.subscribe(function(newValue){
      localStorage.setItem(key, ko.toJSON(newValue)); // try to get item right after this.
    });
  };

If they are saved successfully, refresh the page and check if they are still there by getting local storage keys again.
Thats all I can suggest

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This mobile home is on land that is not rented. You will own the land and the home. The owner will take a deposit down and be the bank for you in a seller financing contract. This home is spacious and open as you will see when you enter the front door. Do not disturb the tenants. The listing brokerage will set up appointments for you to visit this home. In Pleasant Grove by Geneva Road and State Street. Easy access to I-15 and restaurants and supermarkets.


Scott, your new book Eight Days comes out in March 2016. Tell us a bit about the story and what inspired you to write it.
I can't remember the exact moment when the idea for Eight Days came about. Usually new story ideas come fast, through a dream or event, but this one came slowly. I do know that several people who I cared for had died within a year or so. Two of them died within a couple of weeks of each other. I was sad about their loss, but I also knew that I would see them again. Not here, but somewhere. I wanted to explore this and began researching Heaven and the most believed ideas on the afterlife.


Have you ever realized that your bus has just left or that you have stuck in the city at night? Hitchhyper is a service helping with communal car sharing, a kind of modern hitchhiking.
The application works in the following way: you enter your destination, we find the optimal route for you and if a driver is going the same way you can ask them to take you for a while.
When you are driving you don't have to diverge from your original route or waste fuel. Just be cool and take others for a short common segment of your trips. The users rate each other after each journey, that is the currency between the driver and passenger.
If you give many lifts for other passengers, as a pedestrian you can always use the communal car sharing service for free . If you give no lifts for others, you have to buy premium membership.


Hi everybody, I have a 2014 bmw s1000r sport and was looking for somewhere to plug my sat nav into, I bought the connector from bmw as they told me it fits on the left hand side behind the panel but it odes not power up ???
I`ve been to bmw today only to be told it is a data socket and not a charge point !!!!!!!!!!!


Senior Team boosted with new Operations Manager | Diesel engines and well service equipment for the offshore oil and gas and marine sectors.Diesel engines and well service equipment for the offshore oil and gas and marine sectors. Senior Team boosted with new Operations Manager | Diesel engines and well service equipment for the offshore oil and gas and marine sectors.
Great Yarmouth based Prior Diesel, a Suretank company and leading global supplier of diesel driven power solutions and well service products, has appointed James Rix as Operations Manager.
James will manage daily operations at Prior Diesel. Planning, managing and implementing schedules to ensure deadlines are met, James will be responsible for maintaining a high quality standard of product production and delivery.
As an experienced ISO9001 quality procedure and process author and auditor, James will also have responsibility for the technical assurance and compliance of all manufacturing systems in line with company, national and international standards.
James is an experienced manager and engineer with a 16-year track record in the oil and gas industry. He has experience of new equipment design and development, production management and project management.
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At Arbor Hill Winery we concentrate on personal relationships which naturally come about when people purchase our products. Over the years we have become synonymous with Grape Pies, Fine New York State Wines, Naples and all the little things that make up our region of the world.
We would be nothing without our customers, who provide the purpose for what we do each and everyday!
My husband and I want to thank you for the trip to the wine cellar and all the information and history you gave us. I am sure you could tell that we didn't have a lot of knowledge about wine but left New York knowing more than we did. Tomorrow we are having a Father's day dinner and your wine will be part of it.
I was telephoned to be told my order was not going to be delivered in time for her birthday due to the wine rack being on back-order. At which time I was given the opportunity to cancel the order, when I chose not to, a bottle of wine was offered to be included in her package. Just knowing in advance I could let her know the package was going to be delayed was nice – the included bottle of wine was really wonderful. The customer service I received from your company was conducted in a warm manner which I greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Incidentally, my daughter loved the wine rack and the wine too.
My husband and I had the pleasure of visiting your Grapery shop last Friday for the first time. We purchased a couple of bottles based on taste tests, and spent the rest of Friday and most of Saturday visiting other wine shops around Canandaigua and Seneca Lakes. Near the end of Saturday we realized that Arbor Hill was our favorite! So we drove from Seneca back to Bristol to get one of your last bottles of Vergennes! Also noted that your products are carried at almost every other shop — so why buy from the middle vendors? We bought the jellies and other things we wanted right from you. Love everything we tasted, and very much appreciated the knowledge of the person serving the wine samples. Keep the information on your labels! That is great for those of us who aren't as savvy about the grapes and how to serve!
Thanks, again! We will visit again soon!
Jean & John Dittman – Williamsville, N.Y.
I wanted to drop you a line to tell you how SPECTACULAR AND WONDERFUL I think Rhine Street Red is. My husband and I were there in July and I was able to taste a variety of wines. I was NOT a red wine drinker, but I have since become a convert! I just finished ordering ANOTHER case (that's 2 in one month!) and I will be out there for the weekend at the end of the month to pick up more. I have told everyone and anyone who will listen about how wonderful this wine is. Keep up the GREAT work! Thank you for creating such a terrific product.
On 12/29/04, My wife and I tuned into our channel #54, Food Network, Tampa Florida, as we settled in to watch "Food Finds", much to our pleasant surprise we saw the Great segment about Arbor Hill Grapery, Naples N.Y.
We had decided to stay here in Plant City (The Strawberry Capital) for the Holidays (1st time). It was like receiving a nice Christmas present from home when we viewed the program.
It was a fine presentation, most enjoyable to watch as were the other segments.
Hoorah for Naples and the Finger Lakes!!!
My husband and I were in your winery and gift shop this past Sunday and when we got home I decided to write to you and let you know how pleased we were with your gift shop. We usually make two or three trips to your winery each year and come home each time with at least half a case of wine and a few things from your gift shop. We are wine lovers and have been to every winery along Keuka, Cayuga, Seneca, Canandaigua and Lake Erie (western New York). I must say that your gift shop is the best stocked store of all of the wineries that we have visited over the years. We always enjoy a trip to your winery – the people in the tasting room are always cordial, you have excellent wines and your gift shop is top notch!
After being away for three years, we visited our new grand daughter in Chili and our favorite winery, Arbor Hill! We were not disappointed! We loaded up on Rhine Street Red and gourmet foods. You all do a fantastic job and your passion for excellence is in your products. Can't wait until we return!
I just had to write again to all of you to commend you on your products. After continually ordering my Rhine Street Red (directly from you) for the past two years, I have finally convinced my local wine/liquor store to carry it. I am giving a variety of your wines as Christmas gifts this year, although I can't part with my Rhine Street Red! Luckily, you have a wonderful selection of great wines that will keep them all happy, without me having to feel guilty about not giving up my favorite. We all continue to enjoy the dips and spreads, along with my jars of Healthy Purple pie filling. My husband is a HUGE grape pie lover and this makes it easy for me to have a continual supply on hand.
Again, I cannot thank you enough for your continued production of such wonderful products. Keep up the great work and know that I have become your number one advertiser without costing you a penny! Just keep the Rhine Street Red flowing!!!
I'm not a wine person, even a little…in fact I hate most alcohol, with a few exceptions, like margarita's. The woman urged me to try two of your "dips", Champagne Garlic Mustard, and a Jalapeno one. I immediately shied away from the Champagne one, alcohol, then tried the Jalapeno dip, it was wonderful! Not too strong, but a delicate (if you can call a Jalapeno 'delicate') taste of the pepper. I was urged again to try the Champagne Dip, and to my surprise, it was Awesome! Sometimes you can slip a little alcohol past me. I bought both bottles, brought them home to my husband, who is Head Chef at Medaille College, and he was very impressed, his thoughts wandered to "marinating, infusing, etc." I have to tell you, I ate the whole Champagne Dip in three days! And I don't like mustard either! You have some sort of magic in your products.
I just wanted to let you know how pleased we were in visiting your winery. We did a wine tour of the Finger Lakes and your winery stood out! We liked the variety in the store, the friendliness of the staff, and the wine! Glad we made the trip to Naples, South Bristol, as it was a highlight of our trip. Hope to see you again next visit.
We just recently moved back to Valrico, Florida, which is 15 miles east of Tampa, after spending two years in Avon, NY. We would frequent your winery once a month and stock up on the Rhine Street Red, garlic cheese, and other wine accessories. We miss you guys very much, but thanks to the internet, you are only a click away. Keep up the great work in producing great wine products!!!
I received my order in plenty of time. All of the wine was used for Christmas parties or as gifts. Everyone has thoroughly enjoyed it—I have two left. I am grateful to you for keeping the memory of my grandfather – Nicholas Konz—alive. Each bottle I gave I remembered him giving away his juice to my Dad for his own wine making purposes. Some day I too will learn to make wine.
Just a quick note to say how much my brother and I enjoy, no relish your grape preserves. As you are probably aware, grape preserves seem to be the rarest of all fruit preserves to locate. We are no strangers to wonderful fruit products and wines in the Northern Indiana, Southern Michigan region.
As kids, we had concord grapes on our farm along w/various other fruits, but of all the wonderful canned products, jams, jelly's and pie's our grandmother made, grape preserves were not among the list. So, we were content to buy (forgive me here) Welch's grape preserves which were actually quite good. Around the middle to late 1970's they stopped producing preserves leaving my brother and I without a necessary pleasure in life.
I have been stationed with the National Park Service for many years around this great country of ours to include Alaska and Hawaii but could not locate grape preserves. Having just opened the box of 12 containers and opening and sampling the first jar, I can say, I haven't tasted anything so wonderful in a very long time.
Thank you for keeping one of the truly great American traditions alive and doing it quite well.


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I'm generally really quite busy, though I have been to a number of archives up and down the country.
2 Generic collection
3 Opening Booklets
4 Roads in...
5 Ephemera
Via Pathetic Motorways.
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A556 (M56 to M6) Improvement (1989) 1989
A5225 Wigan, Hindley and Westhoughton Bypass: Alternative Routes (1994) 1994
A5225 Wigan, Hindley and Westhoughton Bypass: Environmental Statement (1994) 1994
A5225 Wigan, Hindley and Westhoughton Bypass: Public Inquiry (1994) 1994
A Road Plan for Lancashire (1949) 1949
A history of British motorways (1984) 1984
Belfast Urban Motorway Plan (1967) 1967
City of Liverpool Planning Consultant's Report number 7 (1962) 1962
Conurbation: A Survey of Birmingham and the Black Country (1948) 1948
County of London Plan (1943) 1943
Glasgow Motorway: A History (2013) 2013
Greater London Plan (1944) 1944
Greater Manchester Western and Northern Relief Road: M56-M62 Link: Further Information (1992) 1992
Greater Manchester Western and Northern Relief Road: M56-M62 Link: Public Consultation (1992) 1992
Greater Manchester Western and Northern Relief Road: M56-M62 Link: Supplementary Information (1992) 1992
Greater Manchester Western and Northern Relief Road: M56-M62 Link: Technical Appraisal Report (1993) 1993
Lancashire County Development Plan (1951) 1951
M1 Junctions 1-19 and M10 Route Management Strategy: Public Consultation 2005
M6-M8 Fastlink: Route Options (1992) 1992
M6 to M61 Link - Wigan, Hindley and Westhoughton Bypass: Public Consultation (1989) 1989
M62 Relief Road: Further Information (1993) 1993
M62 Relief Road: Public Consultation (1993) 1993
Ministry of Transport Road Traffic Census 1928 Report 1928
Motorways (1969) 1969
Motorways in London (1969) 1969
Motorways in the Urban Environment (1971) 1971
People and Cities (1963) 1963
Proposed M3-M4 Link Motorway (M31) Report (1966) 1966
Roads for Prosperity (1989) 1989
Roads for the Future: A New Inter-Urban Plan (1969) 1969
Roads: The New Way (1950) 1950
SELNEC - A Highway Plan (1962) 1962
Staffordshire County Survey (1951) 1951
The AA Road Book of England and Wales (1928) 1928
The London - Birmingham Motorway: Traffic and Economics (1960) 1960
The Motorway Achievement Volume 1 (2004) 2004
The Motorway Achievement: Midlands (2009) 2009
The Motorway Achievement: NW England (2005) 2005
The Motorway Achievement: NE England (2009) 2009
The Motorway Achievement: S & E England (2007) 2007
The Motorway Achievement: Wales (2010) 2010
Tyne Wear Plan: Transport plan for the 1980s (1972) 1972
Urban Motorways (1956) 1956
Wolverhampton Borough Council: Transport Policies and Programme 1986 Submission 1986
Opening Booklets
The Hammersmith Flyover (1960) 1960
Heads of the Valleys Road (1964) 1964
M6 in Lancashire (1965) 1965
M25 Orbital Motorway (1986) 1986
Motorway Across the Pennines (1971) 1971
Preston By-pass Official Opening (1958) (reprint) 1958
The Preston-Lancaster section of M.6 Motorway (1964) 1964
The Severn Bridge (1966) 1966
Roads in...
National Roads England 1985 1985
Policy for Roads: England 1978 1978
Policy for Roads in England 1987 1987
Roads in England and Wales (1957-58) 1958
Roads in England (1965-66) 1966
Trunk Roads, England into the 1990s (1989) 1989
Trunk Roads in England 1994 Review (1994) 1994
Copies of maps from Greater Glasgow Transport Plan
Pudsey - Dishforth Motorway plans and cuttings
Full-size plans from local newspaper: M11/M12/M15 junction, NE London
...more to be added later
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Wide spread in inner Mongolia, the Chopsticks Dance is often seen on festive or celebrative feasts with only one man as the dancer.
I grive because a precious stone is considered a common rock and an upright. And loyal man is branded a liar. This is the cause of my sorrow.
There are two ways to ask yes / no questions in Mandarin: with the "ma" particle, or by using a positive / negative sentence structure.
Currency exchange is the main problem foreign friends met in China. We offer a simple dialogue about currency exchange. This topic can help you in the bank.
If you are hungry at home, will you want to order take-away food? So the dialogue below will teach you how to order take-away food at home in Chinese.
孔子只是一个符号,不同的人给他赋予不同的含义,然后各取所需。Different people give Confucius different meanings in the United States of America.
近300年来,除了中国世代流传的孔子理念,在大洋彼岸,始终存在着一个"美国的孔子"。Confucius has been in the United States for nearly 300 years.
任何 is a modifier that means means "any" or "whichever, whatsoever". It is also like the English phrase "any and all, no matter what"
Just as 死了 can be used to intensify negative adjectives, 极了 (jíle) can be used to intensify positive adjectives.This is used in spoken, colloquial Chinese.
We might say things in English like "you scared me to death!". One way to intensify negative adjectives is to put 死了 (sǐle) after them. To express the opposite you would use 极了.


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Throughout 2020, judges have been solicited for feedback on aspects of tournament policy that needed clarification. It all culminated in Tuesday's release: version 2.1 of KDE-US's tournament policy documents, which you can find here!
Many of the policy updates are straightforward, while others might not make as much sense to players. As both a YCS judge and competitor, I'll be taking today to add some commentary and analyze certain individual updates to the policy, providing clarification and context. I recommend that you read up on the key changes in Konami's official blog post. I will not be covering every one of these key changes, but instead will provide commentary on the parts that have been the most discussed and contested.
Section I: Asking For Advice vs. Asking About Mechanics
The revisions to Section I of the policy contain some of the most requested material that judges asked for when surveyed.
As a player, I've had a couple of frustrating instances in which an inexperienced floor judge wouldn't initially answer my question about activation legality, citing that they weren't allowed to coach me. Such logic is silly. If a player is unsure whether they can activate a card, they shouldn't need to bet a penalty on their guess by activating the card and seeing whether the judge rules it illegal post hoc.
The new policy now includes additional examples that the 2019 policy lacked. Take a look at this scenario:
With this new inclusion, judges can better appreciate that the widespread "I can't make a ruling until the player makes the move" heuristic is inaccurate. A judge can and should share truths about game mechanics when asked by a player.
Likewise, players should phrase their questions with wording such that they are asking for objective truths about the game's rules and mechanics, and not for subjective assessments that sound like a request for strategic advice.
Section II: Registration and Clothing
In Subsection B, a small provision has been added to account for the fact that some duelists may not want to use their legal name when competing. There are a number of reasons why duelists might not use the name on their ID, including but not limited to transgender individuals, for whom legal name changes can prove difficult depending on their state of residence. Duelists who wish to play under a different name can email Konami or speak with the TO at the event.
Subsection E is an entirely new section that describes the permissible usage of the Neuron mobile app during tournament play. Since this section is brand new, I recommend that you read it in its entirety. Aficionados of non-English cards like myself were pleased to learn that this app serves as a digital card translator. We no longer have to bring translation printouts to tournaments! Save the trees. The only downside to this is that we will no longer get to appreciate Avery Foster's beautiful hand-drawn translations, like the two below that he used at the NAWCQ 2019.
Remember that relying on Neuron does leave one vulnerability: technical malfunction. If your battery dies or your phone suddenly experiences issues, you're still responsible for providing translations. Keep that in mind, and consider keeping a hard copy for a backup.
Finally, Subsection H stipulates that wearing masks may be required in the interest of public health, and Subsection K says that duelists must wear clothing and that said clothing must be clean. The wording of Subsection K is a bit wonky; a strict reading of the sentence saying shirts, shoes, and pants/skirts must be worn makes it sound as if sweaters, sandals, and shorts aren't permissible alternatives. Don't take it literally. You may wear other articles of clothing. I even confirmed with Konami that you can wear a onesie, as Michael Tamez often likes to do at tournaments.
Section IV: Tournament Materials
Section IV contains a large set of updates that are worth reading over.
First, I'd like to dispel a common misunderstanding I've observed on social media. Subsection D is not about completing deck registration digitally. While I'm sure we all would love to skip waiting in line to register our deck lists, that technology has not been implemented, and it will probably be quite some time before it is. Rather, this section merely describes how players can populate their deck registration sheet with the aid of the Neuron app. This still requires printing out said sheet and waiting in line to turn it in. Those who have used Duelingbook to print their deck lists (I've always enjoyed this convenience over writing or typing out every card) will recognize that this is very similar functionality.
Subsection G contains perhaps my single favorite update in the history of tournament policy updates. Duelists are finally permitted to double sleeve their cards! In today's world, collectibles like trading cards are appreciating in value, so much so that many collectibles are simply too valuable to touch directly. In Magic: The Gathering, we've even seen cards go on auction to sell piecemeal as shares of stock. Yu-Gi-Oh cards have similarly appreciated over the years. The practice of double sleeving reduces, and even eliminates, the need to ever touch your valuable cards directly. This has been long overdue.
Subsection H has been highly controversial over the past few days. This section now clarifies that dice cannot be used to indicate the number of counters for effects that use counters. This has always been the rule, and now it's been put in writing. After speaking with a seasoned YCS Head Judge, what I gather is that a high occurrence of player disputes resulting from dice being used as counters has led to this update.
Many players are up in arms over this rule, and understandably so. There's validity to the argument that it wastes time to count out physical counters and/or write them down on paper as their numbers accrue over the course of a turn or duel. I would love to live in an ideal world in which all players can be honest about their game states so that we can stick to dice. Unfortunately, we don't live in such a world, and it's easy for dice to be changed from one side to another, accidentally or otherwise.
However, I wouldn't worry about the consequences of having to use counters. History has shown that wherever there are inconveniences, there are profit-motivated businesses willing to solve them. Products have been developed in gaming to help count to high numbers, and I find it reasonable to predict that this policy update will inspire businesses to create even more products to assist duelists who need to count really, really high.
Subsection J provides new information on the rules surrounding notetaking. The blog and the policy document are self-explanatory here. The only commentary I would add is that the additions allowing notes to help maintain a legal gamestate, help adapt this policy now that there are so many newer game mechanics which benefit from taking notes. The F.A. monsters immediately come to mind, a group of cards that never used counters, but were subject to often rapid changes in their Levels with no defined mechanism to keep track.
Subsection O is a new section that describes how to handle the two types of loops in Yu-Gi-Oh. Newer players may be surprised to learn that these procedures have always existed, and Konami has now formalized them in the policy. While I don't think this particular section is immediately important (they cover niche rare scenarios), I do like what it represents: that many of the "unwritten" rules of the game are finally being documented. In the past, I've found it difficult to convince players of certain rules because they were only found in third-party rulings databases (like Yugipedia). Many of these rules originate from Japan's Perfect Rulebook, and I hope that in time, the TCG will have the equivalent information printed.
"I like to do this a trillion times and put two trillion counters on each Gateway. That way I can remove a billion, and still have so many counters." – Billy Brake
Section VII: Time Limits for Siding
The update in Subsection C is minor but important. Years ago, a prominent player was suspended for intentionally using the three-minute side decking limit to run out the clock. The update now clarifies that the three-minute threshold is an absolute ceiling that applies to the most extreme situation.
Just like with slow playing, there is not a black and white threshold that determines whether a player's side decking pace counts as stalling or legitimate. In some cases, three minutes is warranted. In other cases, three minutes is unreasonably long. It depends on the context, but regardless of context, three minutes is the absolute limit.
Subsection IX: Clarifying Card Text
Just as you can use Neuron (while offline) to translate cards, so too can you use the app to look up the proper text for cards with translation errors, misprints, and outdated text.


And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters.If anyone has material possessions and sees a brother or sister in need but has no pity on them, how can the love of God be in that person?Dating is an emotional complexity we were not intended to endure for long.Understanding that anxiety is a proper reaction to the unsettled angst of an unfulfilled and covenantally unprotected relationship is the best starting place.
Uncertainty in dating propels us forward with purpose. Uncertainty dangles us from our ankles and reveals all of the unspoken (and often ungrounded) expectations hanging loose in the pockets of our faith: You don't need to pretend you haven't thought those things — like you haven't wanted to say those things to God, to other Christians — like you haven't preached those things over and over again to your own heart. The uncertainty of dating peels back the floorboards of our presumptuous theologies — our crystallized ideas about what God for us — and shines the light on all the threats beneath the otherwise comfortable world we live in: "Those who once feasted on delicacies perish in the streets" (Lamentations 4:5). The uncertainty of dating is a microcosm of the otherwise forgotten truth: Life is uncertain.
Even the notion that life beyond dating has no uncertainties — marriage, kids, family — is a delusion.
The one who fears is not made perfect in love.""Do to others as you would have them do to you.""Love is patient, love is kind.
Bible Verses for Dating Couples As a Christian, I strive to have God.
Bible Verses for Dating Couples As a Christian, I strive to have God as the center of all my relationships, including my romantic ones. God's word gives us great guidelines for growth and a great foundation for relationships and it outlines the core principals of godliniess, purity, and unconditional love in the scriptures. If.
BIBLE VERSES ABOUT DATING. Dating Bible verses in the King James Version KJV about Dating.
May 9, 2015. Any relationship that is built on the foundation of God's word offers a great opportunity for growth. Many Christian couples struggle in their relationships because they forget the core principles of godliness, purity, and unconditional love that is modeled in scripture. If two believers are in a relationship.
It is unwise to date someone who doesn't love God. It's in the Bible, II Corinthians -15, TLB. "Don't be teamed with those who do not love the Lord, for what do the people of God have in common with the people of sin? How can light live with darkness? And what harmony can there be between Christ and the devil?


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The United States offers 6,500 work visas for Central Americans and Haitians in 2022
Dozens of Haitian migrants cross the Rio Bravo, the border between Mexico and the United States, last September . PAUL RATJE (AFP)
The Government of Joe Biden has sent a nod to the immigrant community in his country. The United States will grant 20,000 temporary work visas in the coming months. The Democratic Administration has reported that these may be requested by foreign immigrants from now until March 31 for non-agricultural jobs. "This is the first time that the Department of Homeland Security (Secretary of the Interior) offers additional H-2B visas in the first half of a fiscal year," the institution announced on Monday after months of beating immigrants seeking a new one. life in the North American country.
Most of the visas, 13,500, that have been made available will be for temporary immigrants who have already traveled to the United States in the last three years to do some work. The rest, some 6,500 visas will be exclusively for migrants from Haiti and the northern triangle of Central America: Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras. This area, along with Mexico, has become a headache for the Biden Administration during his first year in office, where record numbers of illegal crossings have been achieved. In September, the US government deported more than 7,000 Haitians who entered through Texas in a few days. The images of the treatment that some elements of the border patrol gave these people caused an international scandal.
The Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas said on Monday that these new visas "will help drive the historic economic recovery." The official, on whom the surveillance of the border and the force that persecutes illegal immigration depends, assures that in the coming months the Government will seek to implement policies that will make the H-2B visa even more flexible to the needs of the US labor market. .
November showed another disappointing job creation data, weighed down by supply chain congestion and the rebound in cases of coronavirus. The report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that 3.9 million vacancies remain to be filled to be at the levels of February 2020, just before the pandemic.
The H-2B visa allows foreigners to have work for a certain time or season in non-agricultural services or industries. The offer of these types of visas should not rival or impact the US job market. In January 2018, the government of Donald Trump removed Haiti from the list of 80 countries whose citizens can apply for this type of work permit. That decision came a week after Trump called the Caribbean country, along with other African nations, "shit countries" while discussing immigration with his Cabinet.
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The Department of Homeland Security has converted three of its most important detention centers into single adult custody sites. In this way, the Biden government intends to distance itself from the arrests and separation of migrant families that were one of the hallmarks of the immigration policy of its predecessor, Donald Trump.
As an alternative, the Administration monitors 145,000 people who are awaiting the review of their cases by an immigration judge. Instead of keeping them in immigrant prisons, authorities have opted for ankle monitors or home visits. The number of people under surveillance is more than double than two years ago.
Until the beginning of December there were 21,952 people in the centers in detention, according to a Syracuse University think tank. The three centers that have stopped receiving migrant families to become an adult-only detention center are the one in South Texas in the city of Dilley; the one in Karnes County, near San Antonio and one more in Berks, Pennsylvania.
Last week, Vice President Kamala Harris reported an increase in private investment destined for the countries of the northern triangle of Central America. This announcement extends the government's efforts to curb the flow of immigrants from the region. Harris communicated 450 million dollars that will be contributed by Microsoft, Cargill, PepsiCo, among other companies, mainly in Guatemala and Honduras.
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A political group in Nigeria has termed an 'insult' the comment made by Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the APC presidential candidate, that he has forgiven Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
The Osinbajo Support Movement on Thursday noted that while there is room for political realignment, any talk of forgiveness between the Osinbajo and Tinubu is an insult and a provocation that it will not take lying low.
In a statement by the group's national coordinator, Mr. Liberty Badmus in Abuja, Nigeria's capital, OSM said its attention has been called to a news report in Vanguard newspaper where a fellow and his co-travellers declared support for Bola Tinubu and begged for forgiveness.
OSM noted that the representation of the support group in question do not speak for the coalition of all Support Groups that rooted for the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo in the buildup of APC presidential primary.
"While the OSM welcomes the need for the APC flagbearer and other presidential aspirants to come together, the group rejects the use of the word "forgiveness" and the implications attached to it."
"We note just like the flagbearer stated that both the VP and himself have met at least twice since after the primaries, any attempt to take a revisionist perspective by insinuating that an offence had been committed because a sitting VP decided to run for the Office of President is an unmitigated insult, completely unnecessary and such narratives ought to be totally discouraged."
Political office about service not prestige – Osinbajo
"We recall that a meeting of APC Elders in the Southwest ahead of the primaries where the aspirants had resolved the issue concluding that all the aspirants had the right to contest. It is the spirit of that meeting that should be maintained not a derogatory effort which undercuts the solidarity required to take both the flagbearer and the aspirants including the VP forward."
The group said support of everyone was appreciated and their new political choice is respected, but will not accept a situation where every group or individuals in the Vice President's camp will be forced and classified into this self serving agenda.
"Everyone who supported the Vice President has the right to support whoever they wish after the primary, and Vice President Osinbajo has made it clear that people are free to support the party's candidate but no one should however ridicule us and our principal by going to beg for forgiveness," the statement added.
Badmus noted that, "Nigeria runs a democratic democracy, and approves anyone within the legal ambit of our laws (constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the APC constitution) to seek to be elected for President and other elective offices as so desired".
"For the umpteenth time, we state that His Excellency, the Vice President has not committed any crime or offended anyone by seeking to serve his country in the capacity of President."
"We wish to call on Tinubu to face his campaign and ignore elements who want to want to benefit from him by regularly invoking Osinbajo. Osinbajo has since moved on and he is vigorously facing the task of nation building for which he was elected Vice President", Badmus said.
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After completing a summer move to Bayern München, Leon Goretzka compares his new club to his old club Schalke 04.
Over the summer, Leon Goretzka has completed his move from Schalke 04 to Bayern München on a free transfer.
In an interview with Sky, the central midfielder talks about his perception of Bayern's reputation compared with Schalke 04.
"Bayern are a club that are perceived differently on an internaional level than, for example, Schalke. On a national level, Schalke are a big player, but Bayern are simply one of the biggest clubs in the world," Goretzka told Sky.
Goretzka made his official Bayern München debut in the 5-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt in last Sunday's DFL-Supercup when he was sent on the pitch with 26 minutes remaining.


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Here is an update of Large Cap Biopharmaceuticals Performance over the past 12 months. These numbers will be updated after all 2017 financials have been reported.
Note that the IBB is a good pick for Large Cap Biopharma up ~20% YoY.
Only ABBV (a Rayno pick) beat the IBB.
XBI has been our top ETF pick, up 37.88% YoY, although it is more volatile and may underperform in bear markets.
Regeneron (REGN) is down over 2% 2018 YTD.
The Fidelity Select Biotechnology Portfolio (FBIOX) continues to outperform the IBB up 22.4% over 12 months.
1/15/2018 Rev$B Cap $B 12 mos YTD YTD %Perf.
Best performers over 12 months: ABBV up 61.86%, AMGN up 18.5%, BIIB up 18%.
The following 2017 data (see below) will be updated by Mid February. We will also add Vertex (VRTX) to large caps with a $38B market cap after rising 91% over one year! P/S is 16.87 so revenue expectations are very high.
Compare the stock performance at this time last year 2/11/17 when top performing stocks were CELG, AMGN and ABBV.
Here is the Large Cap Biopharmaceuticals Summary from 2/11/17.


We're pleased to welcome MS Express to the Fleetio family!
MS Express Inc. is a rapidly growing carrier company, providing reliable and cost efficient transportation services in the USA. Prior to implementing Fleetio Manage, MS Express kept track of its 30 assets using OneDrive.
MS Express chose Fleetio Manage in an effort to better manage its fleet.
We're excited to provide MS Express with the solutions it needs to efficiently manage its fleet.


Calcitonin is a polypeptide hormone formed by the proteolytic cleavage of a larger prepropeptide. It is produced primarily by the parafollicular C-cells of the thyroid. Calcitonin is involved in the regulation of calcium and phosphorus metabolism. It decreases the level of calcium and phosphate ions in blood by promoting the incorporation of these ions into bones, as well as inhibiting renal tubular cell reabsorption. Calcitonin expression is found in C-cell hyperplasia and medullary thyroid carcinomas. It is a useful marker in identification of C-cell proliferative abnormalities, and for distinguishing medullary carcinoma from papillary and follicular thyroid cancer.
Boron WF, et al. Elsevier/Saunders. 2004; ISBN 1-4160-2328-3.
Rhoades R. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. 2009; ISBN 978-0-7817-6852-8.
Us-Krasovec M, et al. Pathologica. 1998; 90:5-13.
Hayashida CY, et al. Cancer. 1993; 72:1356-63.


The first room in the house that called out for attention was actually our smallest: the upstairs bathroom which measures in at just 4.5x7ft.
We decided that after many years of rental bathrooms and tension rod shower curtains we were going to take advantage of owning a home and install what seemed to be the first non-tension rod shower curtain in our house's 57 years. We went to Home Depot the same day we closed on the house and purchased a curved curtain rod in chrome to match the hardware already in the bathroom.
Installation was pretty straightforward until our drill hit what we believe to be cinder block. Our plaster and cinder block surrounded bathroom wasn't going to blockade us from the mounted shower curtain of our dreams… we dream big apparently. We put several holes in the wall before finding a spot we could get our screws in deep enough to support the curtain, which resulted in a wall mount curtain slightly higher and farther out from the tub but you should see the amazing elbow room inside!
All three issues had to be addressed immediately…especially the Moulin Rouge issue. Our temporary solution was to duck tape a trash bag over the window and frame to protect the frame from water and blackout innocent passers by.
We gave up on the no tension rod in the bathroom dream and simply suspended our cut-to-size shower curtain on a tiny window tension rod. The curtain keeps water away from the window frame and blocks all shower street views.
It has been about 8 months since we repainted and we haven't had one bit of paint peeling since. The only part of the room that we didn't paint was the ceiling were we have since noticed periodic mildew so we plan to go back through with another sweep of mildew primer + eggshell paint.
Whoever thought having a window inside the shower was a good idea anyway?


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Less Than 30 GPs Providing Abortion Services In The Midlands
Wednesday, May 25th, 2022 10:16am
Today marks four years since the Repeal referendum.
Less than 30 GPs are providing in abortion services in the midlands, according to new research.
Today marks four years since the Repeal referendum, and the National Women's Council are marking the anniversary by highlighting the "rural divide" in abortion care.
Today marks the 4th anniversary of #Ireland's historic vote to legalise abortion #repealanniversary.
With the 2019 legislation under review, @NWCI, @IrishFPA, @freesafelegal & more are calling for reform & the removal of remaining barriers #AbortionReview.
— Center for Reproductive Rights in Europe (@ReproRightsEUR) May 25, 2022
Figures from the HSE show 13 counties - including Laois, Offaly and Westmeath - have fewer than 10 GPs providing services, while just 10 percent of GPs nationally have opted-in to providing terminations.
The National Women's Council says the campaign for abortion rights in Ireland isn't over.
It's calling for the full decriminalisation of abortion, meaning women could seek a termination at any stage of pregnancy.
Chair of the NWC, Orla O'Connor says the 12 week limit is forcing many people to travel abroad to access care:


"Negotiation is a rare skill. The skill lies in coping with the stress which the process demands, and knowing which behaviour is appropriate, and when."
"We do not get the best from negotiation because of acombination of social conditioning, ignorance,insecurity, egocentricity, sloth, anger and fear."
"The better you are at selling, the chances are,the worse you are at negotiating."
Life is a negotiation. It cannot be escaped. We can do it well or badly. The majority of us Westerners do it badly. Most people believe that negotiation is compromise. It isn't. It is getting the other guy to compromise.
Understanding who you are and what drives you; at what point you would rather not have a deal.
Understanding him; at what point he would rather not have a deal.
Developing attitudes which make the other person realise that, if he wants a deal, he must compromise.
Learning skills which make it unnecessary to compromise oneself while recognising the possibility of compromise in the other person.
The Workshop In Negotiating Skills (WINS) originated in the USA during the 1960s, designed for IBM's purchasing department. Having been applied in financial, banking, manufacturing and retail sectors by thousands of participants, WINS is widely regarded as the most powerful and effective commercial negotiating course available.
Please note: in the text, the terms "he", "his", "him" and "the other guy" refer equally well to women as to men.
In fact, our experience has demonstrated that women are generally better negotiators than men. The very best women negotiators will have realised that the above note is unimportant.


Vernon and Mary Oyer will observe their 60th wedding anniversary soon. On June 12, 1955, Vernon Oyer married Mary Barnes at the First Baptist Church in Wauseon. Rev. Art Holmes and Dr. Gordon Zimmerman officiated.
The couple have been blessed with four children, six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. There is one granchild who is deceased.
The couple and their family will celebrate at a family dinner.


French biotech company Global Bioenergies and German cars manufacturer Audi signed a new agreement focused on the implementation of residue usage, preparation of a path to commercialization and engine testing of new blends. Following the completion of a first series of engine testing and significant progresses of the isobutene bioproduction process, the two companies have agreed to start a new program.
The first focus will be the regulatory landscape associated with the conversion of various non-food residue feedstocks (for example wheat straw and wood chips) into renewable gasoline. Another workpackage is dedicated to the preparation of the path to commercialization with third parties. Shipment of a renewable gasoline batch to Audi is also part of the program in order to perform further engine testing.
Global Bioenergies' renewable gasoline can be blended in high proportion (over 30%) into fossil gasoline. The mix is suitable for any gasoline engine and therefore interoperable with existing car fleets, without any need for modification. Its large scale commercialization will not require any specific storage nor distribution infrastructure, thus creating an efficient option for countries in their efforts to meet their CO2 reduction targets, and for cities willing to improve their air quality.


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67.04.010 Penalty for bribery in relation to baseball game.
67.04.020 Penalty for acceptance of bribe.
67.04.030 Elements of offense outlined.
67.04.070 Bonus or extra compensation.
67.04.080 Scope of provisions as to bribes.
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67.04.140 Negotiations with minor prohibited.
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The Amazonian research of University of Arizona ecologist Scott Saleska and his students, of UA Biosphere 2 soil scientist Joost van Haren and that of their colleagues around the world is featured in a photo exhibit in the Ironwood Gallery at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum until Sunday, Oct. 25.
The exhibit, titled "What Happens in the Rainforest Doesn't Stay in the Rainforest," features the artistic and photographic vision of scientific photographer Jake Bryant, who accompanied the scientists and their students over a period of four years to their scientific campaigns and their field courses in the Amazon, photographing as he went.
The researchers are finding out how different parts of the forest — the leaves in the canopy, the roots below ground and the greenhouse gases emitted by microbes in soils underfoot — respond to droughts like those caused by the currently developing El Niño. (In contrast to Arizona, where El Niño brings rain, it causes droughts in Amazonia.) This work will enable a better understanding of how climate change may affect forests in the Amazon and Arizona.
For more information about the exhibit, go to www.crpasaleskalab.com. For more about the research, go to www.saleskalab.org. The National Science Foundation is funding the research and the exhibit.


James Joyce's Epiphanies: Theory and Praxis from the Epiphanies to Finnegans Wake.
Summary of thesis In this doctoral thesis I propose to re-examine James Joyce's Epiphanies (c.1901-04) in the light of his theoretical pronouncements on epiphany and the aesthetic principles he outlined in the Paris and Pola notebooks (1903-04), Stephen Hero (c.1901-06), 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man' (essay, 1904) and his novel of the same name (1916). An introductory chapter will locate Joyce's concept of epiphany in the context of a nineteenth-century poetic tradition dating back to the Romantics, showing how Joyce developed his own theory and practice of epiphany in relation to Wordsworth, Shelley and Pater, amongst others. I intend to follow this theoretical introduction with a detailed analysis of Joyce's Epiphanies, illustrating the essential difference between the realism and irony of Joyce's dramatic epiphanies and the lyrical symbolism of the dream epiphanies, which form the twin poles of Joyce's art. Later chapters will trace the development of Joyce's epiphanies in Dubliners, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Ulysses (1922) and Finnegans Wake (1939), focusing on a) the way the Epiphanies are recycled in Joyce's later work and b) Joyce's changing attitude towards epiphany and the effect this has on the stylistic and linguistic innovations of his later work. In the conclusion I will assess how successful Joyce is at attaining his epiphanic ideals and what we can learn from his failings. I will also endeavour to clarify the connection between the ideals of epiphany and the central concerns of modernism as a whole, identifying Joyce's unique contribution to the literature of epiphany in relation to his contemporaries.


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type WorkerInterface interface {
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	}

	// handle task
	w.Logger.Debugf("Calling %s handler with args %+v", uuid, taskDetails.Arguments)
	err = w.handler(w.Logger, taskDetails.Arguments)

	if err == nil {
		w.Logger.Debug("Deleting task:", uuid)
		// delete a processed task, if success
		if err := w.rc.DeleteTask(uuid); err != nil {
			w.Logger.Errorf("DeleteTask(\"%s\") call failed: %+v", uuid, err)
		}
	} else {
		// otherwise put the task to the failure queue
		w.Logger.Errorf("Handler call for task \"%s\" failed: %+v", uuid, err)
		w.markTaskAsFailed(uuid, err, taskDetails, false)
	}
}

// Get worker instance id
func (w *Worker) GetInstanceId() int {
	return w.id
}

// Get worker instance id
func (w *Worker) GetTaskType() string {
	return w.rc.taskType
}

// Run a worker (normally use a goroutine to allow concurent workers)
func (w *Worker) Run() {
	w.Logger.Debug("started")
	for {
		// pick an item from the queue
		uuid, err := w.rc.PickTask(LIST_QUEUE, LIST_PROCESSING)

		if err != nil {
			w.failure <- WorkerFatalError{
				WorkerError: WorkerError{
					Worker: w,
					Err:    err,
				},
			}
			return
		}

		w.processTask(uuid)
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Q: How to drop functions with dependencies We need to drop all functions for a specific database ( by code ). There are a lot of questions for dropping functions but all anwsers fail to drop functions with dependency.
One popular anwser is following:
/* Drop all functions */
DECLARE @name VARCHAR(128)
DECLARE @SQL VARCHAR(254)
DECLARE @schema VARCHAR(128)

SELECT @name = (SELECT TOP 1 [name] FROM sysobjects WHERE [type] IN (N'FN', N'IF', N'TF', N'FS', N'FT') AND category = 0 ORDER BY [name])
SELECT @schema = (SELECT TOP 1 schema_name(schema_id) FROM sys.objects WHERE [name] = @name)

WHILE @name IS NOT NULL
BEGIN
    SELECT @SQL = 'DROP FUNCTION [' + @schema + '].[' + RTRIM(@name) +']'
    EXEC (@SQL)
    PRINT 'Dropped Function: ' + @name
    SELECT @name = (SELECT TOP 1 [name] FROM sysobjects WHERE [type] IN (N'FN', N'IF', N'TF', N'FS', N'FT') AND category = 0 AND [name] > @name ORDER BY [name])
    SELECT @schema = (SELECT TOP 1 schema_name(schema_id) FROM sys.objects WHERE [name] = @name)
END
GO

How can i adjust it to ensure it is deleted in correct order ( and doesnt fail because of Msg 3729 )

A: You can use sys.dm_sql_referencing_entities to find references to a function.
So you just retrieve all functions which have no references, drop them, then loop again.
DECLARE @maxRuns int = 10;

WHILE (@maxRuns > 0)
BEGIN
    DECLARE @sql nvarchar(max) = (
        SELECT STRING_AGG(
            'DROP FUNCTION ' + QUOTENAME(s.name) + '.' + QUOTENAME(o.name) + ';', '
'
          )
        FROM sys.objects o
        JOIN sys.schemas s ON s.schema_id = o.schema_id
        WHERE o.type IN (N'FN', N'IF', N'TF', N'FS', N'FT')
          AND o.is_ms_shipped = 0
          AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1
            FROM sys.dm_sql_referencing_entities(QUOTENAME(s.name) + '.' + QUOTENAME(o.name), 'OBJECT')
          )
    );

    IF (@sql IS NULL)
        BREAK;

    PRINT @sql; -- for testing
    EXEC sp_executesql @sql;
    SET @maxRuns -= 1;
END;

db<>fiddle


text:
Yvonne Keeley (born Yvonne Paaij, 6 September 1952) is a Dutch pop music singer. She is the sister of Patricia Paay.

She began her career as a session singer in the music industry in London. She was the girlfriend of Steve Harley of Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel, and sang on the 1975 hit, "Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)".  She also worked with Madeline Bell and Vicki Brown.

Most notably she performed as a duet with Scott Fitzgerald on the song "If I Had Words", which reached number 3 in the UK Singles Chart and Australia in 1978. It was also a hit in Ireland, New Zealand, Belgium, the Netherlands and Scandinavia and sold more than a million copies.

Keeley was part of the group the Star Sisters which was popular in the Netherlands during the 1980s. She also worked as radio presenter at the Dutch regional broadcaster Radio Rijnmond.

References

1952 births
Living people
Dutch women singers
Musicians from Rotterdam