Austin Bomber HOAX. FedEx connection to Skull&Bones. Tomorrow is Skull&Bones Day, what will happen?
As always skip this part if tedious or of no interest.
"White Male Christian bomber" Mark Anthony CONditt 23 .
Among the victims a black guy called Draylen Mason.
This hoax story will feature as always some crisis actors, and to keep up with those I recommend following @fakenewsreport.
I usually prefer to focus on numbers, signs, symbols and trivia.
And 77 ( which is Oz and Divide et Impera in Numerology).
And the blue/white house colour typical of Blue Lodge Freemasonry.
I might add more of these finds in the replies. They love to code, and I love to decode them.
"Christian terrorist" to add to "Muslim terrorists, Nazi terrorists, Antifa terrorists" (this last group actually are terrorists).
So everyone is a potential "terrorist" now and the solution (problem>reaction>solution) is being under the Tyranny of the State for "protection".
As this story is centred around FedEx depots.
A former President of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
Known member of the Skull & Bones Secret Society.
No surprise his Corporation would participate in an event staged by the Feds (Fed in name and fact).
This event could have been just an appetizer for what could go down tomorrow.
Tomorrow 22/3 (in the US written 3/22) is "Skull & Bones day".
3/22 2018 What will happen tomorrow?
I think it would be too obvious if some terror event was to happen again tomorrow, not even "coincidence theorists" could stand a chance!
What do you think will happen tomorrow? The 3 most accurate guesses will get a 100% upvote!
In a bit of a twist the Austin police chief, after a 25 (7=G) minute confession by the bomber "emerged", is not calling it terrorism but only the acts of a "challenged young man".
Probably to enrage the anti-white groups and stoke even more division.
who knows where all this will lead, maybe to an orchestrated civil war down the line.
In the meanwhile I'm scratching my head how this dumb post calling for censorship got so many likes/retweets.
regarding Skull & Bones day I doubt something will happen today, as I said it would be too obvious. 21 was the Spring Equinox which is already significant for the "Illuminati" who probably opted for this date instead also because of the 33 (21/3).


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Environmental Permit No. EP-173/2003
環境許可證編號 EP-173/2003
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE
(CHAPTER 499)
環境影響評估條例
(第499章)
第10條
ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE A DESIGNATED PROJECT
建造及營辦指定工程項目的環境許可證
PART A (MAIN PERMIT)
A部 (許可證主要部分)
Pursuant to Section 10 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance (the EIAO), the Director of Environmental Protection (the Director) grants this environmental permit to the Islands District Office, Home Affairs Department (hereinafter referred to as the "Permit Holder") to construct and operate the designated project described in Part B subject to the conditions specified in Part C. The issue of this environmental permit is based on the documents, approvals or permissions described below:
根據環境影響評估條例("環評條例")第10條的規定,環境保護署署長 ("署長") 將本環境許可證批予民政事務總署離島民政事務處(下稱"許可證持有人") 以建造及營辦B部所說明的指定工程項目,但須遵守C部所列明的條件。本環境許可證的發出,乃以下表所列的文件、批准或許可作為根據﹕-
Application No.
申請書編號
AEP-173/2003
Document in the Register
登記冊上的文件
(1) Project Profile –
"Construction of a Temporary Helipad at Yung Shue Wan, North Lamma" (Register No.: PP-195/2003)"
(1) 工程項目簡介- "「興建南丫北榕樹灣臨時直升機升降坪」(登記冊編號: PP-195/2003)
Director's Permission to Apply Directly for Environmental Permit
署長准許直接申請環境許可證
Letter Reference:(18) in EP2/N9/B/105
信件檔號: (18) in EP2/N9/B/105
日期: 2003年9月16日
(Elvis W. K. AU)
(Environmental Assessment and Noise)
for the Director of Environmental Protection
環境保護署署長
(助理署長(環境評估及噪音)區偉光代行)
PART B (DESCRIPTIONS OF DESIGNATED PROJECT)
B部 (指定工程項目的說明)
Hereunder is the description of the designated project mentioned in Part A of this environmental permit (hereinafter referred to as the "Permit"):
下列為本環境許可證(下稱"許可證")A部所提述的指定工程項目的說明:
Title of Designated Project
指定工程項目的名稱
Construction of a Temporary Helipad at Yung Shue Wan, North Lamma
[This designated project is hereinafter referred to as "the Project"]
興建南丫北榕樹灣臨時直升機升降坪
[本指定工程項目下稱"工程項目"]
Nature of Designated Project
指定工程項目的性質
To construct and operate a helipad within 300m of existing residential development
建造及營辦一個在現有住宅發展300米內的直升機升降場
Location of Designated Project
指定工程項目的地點
On existing reclaimed land at Yung Shue Wan, North Lamma. The location of the Project is shown in Figure 1 attached to this Permit.
位於南丫北榕樹灣現有填海得出的土地上。工程項目的位置載於本許可證圖1。
Scale and Scope of Designated Project
指定工程項目的規模和範圍
The Project is to construct and operate a temporary helipad and associated access road on the existing formed land.
工程項目包括在現有已平整的土地上建造及營辦一個臨時直升機升降場和有關通道
PART C (PERMIT CONDITIONS)
1. General Conditions
1.1 The Permit Holder and any person working on the Project shall comply with all conditions set out in this Permit. Any non-compliance by any person may constitute a contravention of the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance (Cap. 499) and may become the subject of appropriate action being taken under the Ordinance.
1.2 The Permit Holder shall ensure full compliance with all legislation from time to time in force including, without limitation to, the Noise Control Ordinance (Cap. 400), Air Pollution Control Ordinance (Cap. 311), Water Pollution Control Ordinance (Cap. 358), Dumping at Sea Ordinance (Cap. 466) and Waste Disposal Ordinance (Cap. 354). This Permit does not of itself constitute any ground of defence against any proceedings instituted under any legislation or imply any approval under any legislation.
1.3 The Permit Holder shall make copies of this Permit together with all documents referred to in this Permit or the documents referred to in Part A of the Permit readily available at all times for inspection by the Director or his authorised officers at all sites/offices covered by this Permit. Any reference to the Permit shall include all documents referred to in the Permit and also the relevant documents in the EIA Ordinance Register Office.
1.4 The Permit Holder shall give a copy of this Permit to the person(s) in charge of the site(s) and ensure that such person(s) fully understands all conditions and all requirements incorporated by the Permit. The site(s) refers to site(s) of construction and operation of the Project and shall mean the same hereafter.
1.5 The Permit Holder shall display conspicuously a copy of this Permit on the construction site(s) at all vehicular site entrances/exits or at a convenient location for public's information at all times. The Permit Holder shall ensure that the most updated information about the Permit, including any amended permit, is displayed at such locations. If the Permit Holder surrenders a part or the whole of the Permit, the notice he sends to the Director shall also be displayed at the same locations as the original Permit. The suspended, varied or cancelled Permit shall be removed from display at the construction site(s).
1.6 The Permit Holder shall construct and operate the Project in accordance with the project descriptions in Part B of this Permit.
1.7 The Permit Holder shall ensure that the Project is designed, constructed and operated in accordance with the information and recommendations described in the Project Profile (Register No. PP-195/2003), other relevant documents in the EIA Ordinance Register Office and the information and mitigation measures described in this Permit. Where recommendations referred to in the documents of the EIA Ordinance Register Office are not expressly referred to in this Permit, such recommendations are nevertheless to be implemented unless expressly excluded or impliedly amended in this Permit.
1.8 The Permit Holder shall notify the Director in writing the commencement date of construction of the Project at least 1 week prior to the commencement of construction of the Project. The Permit Holder shall notify the Director in writing immediately if there is any change of the commencement date of the construction.
1.9 For the purpose of this Permit, "commencement of construction" does not include works related to site clearance and preparation, or other works as agreed by the Director.
1.10 The Permit Holder shall notify the Director in writing the commencement date of operation of the Project at least 1 week prior to the commencement of operation of the Project. The Permit Holder shall notify the Director in writing immediately if there is any change of the commencement date of the operation.
2. Specific Conditions
2.1 Only the "EC155 B1" or other alternative helicopter type that generates noise emissions lower than that of the "EC155 B1" shall be employed at the helipad. Any proposal to use an alternative helicopter type will need prior approval by the Director.
2.2 The helipad shall cease to operate after 31 October 2004. Any extension to this date will need prior written approval by the Director.
2.3 To control surface run-off during construction, the Permit Holder shall implement the following mitigation measures throughout the construction of the project:
(a) No construction works shall be undertaken during the rainy season from April to September; and
(b) Sand bags shall be placed along the edge of the existing stormwater drain within the site to avoid siltation.
2.4 The Permit Holder shall set up and operate a community liaison office throughout the construction period of the Project to receive and respond to complaints and enquiries on the environmental nuisances or pollution caused by the Project, and to implement remedial mitigation measures.
2.5 Before the operation of the temporary helipad, the Permit Holder shall hydroseedthe exposed earth surface around the helipad and the access road within the Project site boundary, as shown in Figure 1 attached to this Permit, for visual enhancement and dust suppression.
1. This Permit consists of three parts, namely, PART A (Main Permit), PART B (Description of Designated Project) and PART C (Permit Conditions). Any person relying on this permit should obtain independent legal advice on the legal implications under the Ordinance, and the following notes are for general information only.
2. If there is a breach of any condition of this Permit, the Director or his authorized officer may, with the consent of the Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works, order the cessation of associated work until the remedial action is taken in respect of the resultant environmental damage, and in that case the Permit Holder shall not carry out any associated works without the permission of the Director or his authorized officer.
3. The Permit Holder may apply under Section 13 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance (the "Ordinance") to the Director for a variation of the conditions of this Permit. The Permit Holder shall replace the original permit displayed on the Project site by the amended permit.
4. A person who assumes the responsibility for the whole or a part of the Project may, before he assumes responsibility of the Project, apply under Section 12 of the Ordinance to the Director for a further environmental permit.
5. Under Section 14 of the Ordinance, the Director may with the consent of the Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works, suspend, vary or cancel this Permit. The suspended, varied or cancelled Permit shall be removed from display at the construction site.
6. If this Permit is cancelled or surrendered during construction or operation of the Project, another environmental permit must be obtained under the Ordinance before the Project could be continued. It is an offence under Section 26(1) of the Ordinance to construct or operate a designated project listed in Part I of Schedule 2 of the Ordinance without a valid environmental permit.
7. Any person who constructs or operates the Project contrary to the conditions in the Permit, and is convicted of an offence under the Ordinance, is liable: -
(i) on a first conviction on indictment to a fine of $ 2 million and to imprisonment for 6 months;
(ii) on a second or subsequent conviction on indictment to a fine of $ 5 million and to imprisonment for 2 years;
(iii) on a first summary conviction to a fine at level 6 and to imprisonment for 6 months;
(iv) on a second or subsequent summary conviction to a fine of $1 million and to imprisonment for 1 year; and
(v) in any case where the offence is of a continuing nature, the court or magistrate may impose a fine of $ 10,000 for each day on which he is satisfied the offence continued.
8. The Permit Holder may appeal against any condition of this Permit under Section 17 of the Ordinance within 30 days of receipt of this Permit.
9. Under Section 26(2) of the Ordinance, a person who contravenes conditions in the Permit does not commit an offence if he carries out such an action in response to an emergency and in the interests of public safety or public health.
10. The Notes are for general reference only and that the Permit Holder should refer to the EIA Ordinance for details and seek independent legal advice.
環境許可證編號EP-173/2003
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Q: JNI code crash with core dump when throw is called under 64 bit I'm working with java + c++ ( using JNI ) and i must load own native libraries but application failed with core dump when throw is called lthough the code is surrounded by an exception handler (see code below). It's the same code working without problem on linux 64bit, sparc 64bit and i386 32bit.
The problem occurred when trying to run an application under java 8 on intel SunOs.
The flag -m64 has been added to the Makefile and library was added to the LD_PRELOAD_64 and LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64 has been set correctly.
The java starting, successfully load library and run the native code (Java_com_jnetx_usw_chp_CHPMain_start) and crash on the throw:
INF:17:59:33.20:CHP main(27): CHPMain.run: ok load chp library. Start it...
NOT:17:59:33.22:CHP main(27): CHPMain.run: -> chp.start
Wed Nov  8 17:59:34  CHP::startTest : cycle = 1
Wed Nov  8 17:59:35  CHP::startTest : cycle = 2
Wed Nov  8 17:59:35  Try cause Exception...
#
# A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment:
#
#  SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0x0000000000012ab5, pid=10081, tid=0x0000000000000026
#
# JRE version: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (8.0_121-b13) (build 1.8.0_121-b13)
# Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (25.121-b13 mixed mode solaris-amd64 compressed oops)
# Problematic frame:
# C  0x0000000000012ab5
#
# Core dump written. Default location: /home/kcc_64/x2001/bin/core or core.10081
#
# An error report file with more information is saved as:
# /home/kcc_64/x2001/bin/hs_err_pid10081.log
#
# If you would like to submit a bug report, please visit:
#   http://bugreport.java.com/bugreport/crash.jsp
#

The native code
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_com_jnetx_usw_chp_CHPMain_start
  (JNIEnv *env, jobject jobj, jint trc_level,jobjectArray j_argv,jobject chp_main,jobject chp_smp)
{
    chp = new CHP();
    chp->startTest();
}

void CHP::startTest() {
    int t = 1;

    while (true) {
        try {
            poll(NULL, 0, 1000);
            fprintf(stderr, "%s CHP::startTest : cycle = %d\n", getTime(), t++);

            if ( 3 == t ) {
                fprintf(stderr, "%s :  Try generate Exception... \n", getTime());
                throw 20;
            }
        }
        catch (const int & e) {
            fprintf(stderr, "%s :  Catch, e = %d\n", getTime(), e);
            break;
        }
        catch (...) {
            fprintf(stderr, "%s : Catch unknown exception...\n", getTime());
            break;
        }
    }
    fprintf(stderr, "%s :  CHP::startTest : End thread, exit\n", getTime());
}

Why the catch block is ignored and immediately we go to the system signal handler which ends with core dump (see pstack below)?
-bash-3.00$ uname -a
SunOS x2001 5.10 Generic_142910-17 i86pc i386 i86pc
-bash-3.00$ pstack core
-bash-3.00$ gcc --version
gcc (GCC) 4.4.2
Copyright (C) 2009 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
pflags core
/38:   flags = DETACH
        sigmask = 0xfffffeff,0x0000ffff  cursig = SIGABRT

pstack core
 fffffd7fff291aea _lwp_kill () + a
 fffffd7fff236c39 raise () + 19
 fffffd7fff215bb0 abort () + 90
...
 fffffd7ffe9d0343 JVM_handle_solaris_signal () + 8d7
 fffffd7ffe9c8617 signalHandler () + 2f
 fffffd7fff28c2e6 __sighndlr () + 6
 fffffd7fff280bc2 call_user_handler () + 252
 fffffd7fff280dee sigacthandler (b, fffffd7f7e2f5208, fffffd7f7e2f4ea0) + ee
 --- called from signal handler with signal 11 (SIGSEGV) ---
 0000000000013dd5 ???????? () + 28000d930d5
 fffffd7fff2904d9 _SUNW_Unwind_RaiseException () + 46
 fffffd7f7dea2c53 __cxa_throw () + 9b                      !!!!!!!!!
 fffffd7f7f213310 _ZN3CHP9startTestEv () + 190
 fffffd7fee215a14 * com/jnetx/usw/chp/CHPMain.start(I[Ljava/lang/String;Lcom/jnetx/usw/chp/CHPMain;Lcom/jnetx/usw/chp/CHPSmp;)V+0
 fffffd7fee2083b6 * com/jnetx/usw/chp/CHPMain.run([Ljava/lang/String;Lcom/jnetx/usw/chp/CHPUpdateListener;)V+563 (line 377)
 fffffd7fee2083b6 * com/jnetx/usw/chp/CHPProvider$1.run()V+20 (line 374)
 fffffd7fee2007a7 * com/jnetx/usw/chp/CHPProvider$1.run()V+17760
 fffffd7ffe4c10ff __1cJJavaCallsLcall_helper6FpnJJavaValue_pnMmethodHandle_pnRJavaCallArguments_pnGThread__v_ () + 8d7
 fffffd7ffe4bcd3c __1cJJavaCallsMcall_virtual6FpnJJavaValue_nLKlassHandle_pnGSymbol_5pnRJavaCallArguments_pnGThread__v_ () + 424
 fffffd7ffe4bd124 __1cJJavaCallsMcall_virtual6FpnJJavaValue_nGHandle_nLKlassHandle_pnGSymbol_6pnGThread__v_ () + 60
 fffffd7ffe64030c __1cMthread_entry6FpnKJavaThread_pnGThread__v_ () + b8
 fffffd7ffebd9679 __1cKJavaThreadDrun6M_v_ () + 5e1
 fffffd7ffe9bdc85 java_start () + 175
 fffffd7fff28bfbb _thr_setup () + 5b
 fffffd7fff28c1e0 _lwp_start ()

A: The issue has been resolved:
There is a known issue with a slight mismatch in the ABI between these two (libgcc_s.so: _Unwind_RaiseException and Solaris libc.so: _Unwind_RaiseException). Binding symbols to the GCC runtime first causes it to be loaded before the Solaris runtime, and everything works out well. But, simply adding this explicitly to our shared library link line did not help anything.
so my simple workaround helped me:
LD_PRELOAD=/usr/sfw/lib/amd64/libgcc_s.so

The main reason has been in the version of gcc, i used 4.4, but fix has been made in 4.9 -
Mixing libc and libgcc_s unwinders on 64-bit Solaris 10+/x86 breaks EH
https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=59788

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Pink Armenia, the acronym for Public Information and Need of Knowledge, is an LGBT organization which started with a focus on HIV/Aids issues. They later broadened their scope to human rights protection, advocacy, LGBT community empowerment and social-psychological and legal support. They do their advocacy by writing publications on the issues facing LGBT people in their country and now, their brand needed an update to reflect this new broader focus.
The chosen logo was a modern design with rounded edges to look friendlier and more approachable. Clean lines were used to to add to the professional look. The "i" is similar in style to those on information symbols on maps, due to the abbreviation of P.I.N.K.
Each letter is a different colour to mimic the rainbow flag, which is iconic with the LGBT community, and to add to the vibrancy.


Make up your own breakfast cereal shake.
Blend milk with Kellogg's chocos at first in a blender then add sugar, nuts and ice cubes. Blend for 2 minutes at medium speed. Add sugar if not enough.
Small bits of nuts should be left in the shake.
Pour this to a transparent glass and decorate with nuts and chocolate powder on top.


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Q: Can't I use pointer to the type of interface in Go? I write the code with DI as follows. There are 2 code. One is for use case and other is controller that depend on that use case.

*

*Use Case

package usecase

import "fmt"

type Interface interface {
    Echo() string
}

type UseCase struct {}

func (u *UseCase) Echo() string {
    return fmt.Sprintf("this is usecase!")
}

*

*Controller

package controller

import (
    "my-project/usecase"
)

type Controller struct {
    usecase *usecase.Interface
}

func NewController(useCase *usecase.Interface) *Controller {
    return &Controller{
        usecase: useCase,
    }
}

func (s *Controller) Hello() {
    result := s.usecase.Echo()
    println(result)
}

However, in the controller the following error message was displayed.
Unresolved reference 'Echo'
The type of field usecase in the controller structure Controller is *usecase.Interface. (pointer)
The reason is that the Echo() method of UseCase, which implements the interface, is a pointer receiver.
I can't use a pointer to the interface as follows?
type Controller struct {
    usecase *usecase.Interface
}

A: Change your code to:
type Controller struct {
    usecase usecase.Interface
}

func NewController(useCase usecase.Interface) *Controller {
    return &Controller{
        usecase: useCase,
    }
}

func (s *Controller) Hello() {
    result := s.usecase.Echo()
    println(result)
}

There's almost never any reason to use a pointer to an interface.  The only time you would want a pointer to an interface, is when you need to set an interface value, which is passed as a function argument.  i.e.:
var x SomeInterface
SetX(&x)


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U.S. Supreme Court ruling leaves Google open to lawsuits over Street View secretly collected personal data
Tuesday, July 1, 2014 4:02 pm Tuesday, July 1, 2014 8 Comments
"The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Google Inc., leaving the company to face lawsuits accusing it of violating a federal wiretapping law by secretly collecting personal data while developing its Street View maps," Greg Stohr reports for Bloomberg.
"Google, the world's most-used Internet search engine, is accused in class-action lawsuits of gathering e-mails, user names and passwords while using a fleet of camera-equipped vehicles that drove around the country to collect images for Street View," Stohr reports. "Google has apologized for collecting the personal information, while saying it didn't violate the law. "
Stohr reports, "The Mountain View, California-based company has faced government investigations around the world over its data-gathering practices."
Google fined $7 million over Street View privacy breaches – March 12, 2013
Google outfoxes U.S. FCC – April 17, 2012
Google Street View cars grabbed locations of cellphones, computers – July 26, 2011
Glenn Beck: Be wary of Google, they way they think is creepy (with video) – February 17, 2011
Consumer Watchdog calls for probe of Google's inappropriate relationship with Obama administration – January 25, 2011
FCC cites Android 'openness' as reason for neutered 'Net Neutrality' – December 22, 2010
U.S. FCC approves so-called 'net-neutrality' regulations – December 21, 2010
Google CEO Schmidt: If you don't like being in Google Street View then 'just move' – October 28, 2010
Consumer Watchdog ads mock Google CEO Eric Schmidt (with video) – September 2, 2010
Google CEO Schmidt: Change your name to escape 'cyber past' – August 18, 2010
Wired: Google, CIA Invest in 'future' of Web monitoring – July 29, 2010
37 states join probe into Google's questionable Wi-Fi data collection – July 22, 2010
Google Street View Wi-Fi data included passwords and email – June 18, 2010
DWBowers
Tuesday, July 1, 2014 at 4:25 pm
"Google has apologized for collecting the personal information, while saying it didn't violate the law. "
Well the Supreme Court says you did violate the law!
eldernorm
Sadly, the supreme court along with the DOJ have been playing politics MUCH more than dealing with the law.
Jersey_Trader
Wednesday, July 2, 2014 at 8:39 am
Yeah! Who do they think they are, the NSA! Better back down and leave this to the Federal Government. They know how to manipulate and exploit that group called "We the people".
brettzuniga
Wednesday, July 2, 2014 at 5:02 pm
Actually, the Supreme Court affirmed the U.S. Wiretap Act protects the privacy of information on unencrypted in-home Wi-Fi networks. The coming lawsuits against Google will determine whether or not they violated the law. Google's argument was that the law did not apply.
correctu
I'd love to participate in the inevitable upcoming class action lawsuit.
Davewrite
overhead:
Taliban leader Musa "The Angry Mouse" Mustapha:
"Stealing personal data? Do we need further proof? …. First these infidels create Windows, it would be ok if they just used it over THERE but they had to foist it on the rest of the world, then they came out with ANDROID….. this plague… and they wonder WHY WE JIHAD????!!!!"
Ned Ryerson
Do we need further proof? Living in caves is preferable to living with Windows. /s
84 Mac Guy
Sounds like NSA and Google are competing to see who can be the leading violator of the Constitution.
Tags: crime, google, legal, personal data, privacy, Street View, U.S federal wiretapping law, U.S. Supreme Court
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Members of the Committee on University Discipline for Disruptive Conduct (from left to right), Christopher Wild, Michele Rasmussen, Randal Picker, and Daniel Abebe, hold a forum on the issue of disruptive conduct on Oct. 13th.
The faculty committee tasked with proposing a disciplinary system for disruptive protests and other conduct that interferes with University business took student input yesterday.
The committee was created in the wake of protests last year including the occupation of Levi Hall by a group calling for increased accountability by the University and audience interruptions of speakers including Cook County Attorney General Anita Alvarez. The All-University Discipline System, which the committee is reviewing, was created after a series of protests against the Vietnam War in 1969 that led to the expulsion of 42 students through a drawn-out and contentious disciplinary process.
Committee members clarified aspects of their work so far and gave insight into their probable recommendations, including the creation of a separate disruptive conduct-specific disciplinary system similar to the one for issues of sexual misconduct.
The meeting was led by Committee Chair and Law School professor Randal Picker. Committee members Michele Rasmussen, Daniel Abebe, and Christopher Wild were also present, along with Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs Ingrid Gould and Theodore Stamatakos, a member of the University's Office of Legal Council. Fewer than 10 people were in the audience at the event, which was held from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the South Lounge on the second floor of the Reynolds Club.
Picker began the forum by describing the Committee on University Discipline for Disruptive Conduct's intentions, as well as the context for its creation. Earlier precedents include the 2014 committee chaired by Law School professor David Strauss, charged with recommending the University's response to protests related to the currently-underway Level I trauma center, and the committee led by Geoffrey Stone last year that examined the University's broader stance on free speech.
Both previous committees concluded that the University should be committed to free speech but also has the right to restrict protesting under certain circumstances, such as when University functions could be impeded. Picker said that the current committee will recommend ways to translate the general conclusions of those two panels into actual, on-the-ground policies.
According to Picker, the committee is especially interested in dealing with situations where the free speech interests of two groups or individuals come into conflict, citing an example last year when individuals celebrating Israeli Independence Day on campus were protested by members of activist organization Students for Justice in Palestine. Picker specified that the committee is not opposed to protests, which they expect on a university campus, but do take issue with the disruption of activities.
The committee also wants to ensure that members of the University community understand the role of Deans-on-call at protests, who Picker said are intended to make sure that protestors understand the potential disciplinary consequences of their actions but often do not know the specifics of those consequences themselves. Picker also suggested the designation of individuals within activism RSOs to be sources of information on university free speech policy as a way to increase the system's transparency.
The committee's work is divided into two stages: Meeting with various groups to gather perspectives on the current system and how it could be altered, and making its recommendation before its deadline of December 15. Picker said that the committee is currently nearing the end of the first stage.
In response to audience questions about efforts by the University to rework or add to existing channels for students to communicate issues to the administration and potentially avoid the necessity of protests, Picker said that the committee is exclusively tasked with reviewing the discipline system, and that none of the members were aware of such a project.


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Q: Selecting the 5th record before and after a supplied id along with other conditions I'm attempting to select the 5th record before and after a supplied id from a table with data like below.
What came to my mind is: select id-5, id+10 from devTable where id = 10 and stateCode = 'CA';
However, this does not actually give you the 5th id before and after the supplied id taking into account the stateCode, it simply seems to add /sub 5 to the supplied id. Do you know how this can be done the right way?
Desired results
supplied id = 10 and stateCode = CA
prev | next
2    | 16

supplied id = 9 and stateCode = NY
prev | next
NULL | NULL

Data
"id"  | "stateCode"
-------------------
"1"     "CA"
"2"     "CA"
"3"     "CA"
"4"     "CA"
"5"     "NY"
"6"     "NY"
"7"     "CA"
"8"     "CA"
"9"     "NY"
"10"    "CA"
"11"    "CA"
"12"    "NY"
"13"    "CA"
"14"    "CA"
"15"    "CA"
"16"    "CA"

A: Try this with UNION ALL two queries having LIMIT of 6 for one because of <= and 5 for second
To get 5 records before and after id= 10
(SELECT *  FROM devTable WHERE id <= 10 AND stateCode = 'CA' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 6)
UNION ALL
(SELECT *  FROM devTable WHERE id > 10 AND stateCode = 'CA' ORDER BY id ASC  LIMIT 5)
ORDER BY id

See that fiddle for 5 records before after 10
To get 5th record before and after id= 10
(SELECT *  FROM devTable WHERE id < 10 AND stateCode = 'CA' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 4,1)
UNION ALL
(SELECT *  FROM devTable WHERE id > 10 AND stateCode = 'CA' ORDER BY id ASC  LIMIT 4,1)
ORDER BY id

See that fiddle for 5th record before and after 10
Showing records row wise
SELECT
(SELECT id  FROM devTable WHERE id < 10 AND stateCode = 'CA' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 4,1) AS `prev`,
(SELECT id  FROM devTable WHERE id > 10 AND stateCode = 'CA' ORDER BY id ASC  LIMIT 4,1) AS `next`

Display 5th record before and after 10 row wise
This solution  is not specific to only 5th record it can be used for nth record as well
Example
(SELECT
  *
FROM
  devTable
WHERE id < 10
  AND stateCode = 'CA'
ORDER BY id DESC
LIMIT (n - 1), 1)

UNION ALL

(SELECT
  *
FROM
  devTable
WHERE id > 10
  AND stateCode = 'CA'
ORDER BY id ASC
LIMIT (n - 1), 1)
ORDER BY id

A: For Oracle, query for 5th record before given id
select * from (select id, statecode,rownum as rw
from devTable where statecode = 'CA' and id < 10
order by id desc) a
where a.rw = 5 ;

query for 5th record after given id
select * from (select id, statecode,rownum as rw
from devTable where statecode = 'CA' and id > 10
order by id asc) a
where a.rw = 5 ;


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Diversity Initiatives: A Welcome, an Invitation, and a Voice
February 9, 2017 2016, Dimensions Alejandro Asin
From Dimensions
By Natalie Bortoli
At the entryway to Chicago Children's Museum (CCM), a vibrant collection of nearly 400 self-portraits greets visitors, proclaiming, "We are Chicago Children's Museum." The faces of children, teachers, community leaders, parents, and caregivers from a variety of backgrounds are intermingled with mirrors so that all visitors are reflected in the museum's community.
This collection is much more than a "monument" to diversity and inclusion. Each portrait was created by an individual as an expression of his or her personal story. The collection reflects CCM's approach to community engagement, which focuses not only on representation but on inclusion, participation, and first-person voice. Diversity is not simply about the statistics of audience makeup; it is about ensuring that communities and individuals leave their mark on the museum and have a hand in shaping the experiences they encounter here.
Since CCM's founding more than 30 years ago, the museum has been striving to be an innovative, diverse, and relevant organization that encourages creative problem solving and dialogue among staff. As a reflection of this culture, CCM staff launched an institution-wide initiative in 2009 called the Position Paper Project. An interdepartmental team tackled the topics of diversity, inclusion, and accessibility to define a museum-wide policy, confirm organizational commitment to CCM's values, and lay out best practices. The Position Paper Project also spurred the initiation of an internal committee tasked with monitoring the organization's progress to make good on its commitments and periodically revisit papers to capture new best practices. As a result, CCM updated its Diversity Position Paper in 2015 to reflect recent thinking and resources; the paper is available here.
Early experiences with diversity are critical to helping children develop a healthy, inclusive worldview. Children's museums have a powerful set of tools (exhibits, programs, staff, and multiple approaches to learning) to help children interact with one another and experience the sense of pride and empowerment that comes from contributing their voices, actions, and ideas to a larger community.
At CCM, building a community-engaged experience includes three parts:
Creating a public "town square" that attracts and welcomes people from diverse backgrounds
Helping people from diverse backgrounds find and use that space
Engaging community members, including children, in the process of shaping the experience.
The result is a museum described by one of our visitors as a place of "warmth and welcome to all."
Create a place of welcome
A museum is a physical space for all kinds of people to come together and engage in positive and meaningful ways. At CCM, public spaces, exhibits, programs, materials, and staffing all reflect Chicago's diverse community and contribute to creating a place of welcome. Internal museum committees, including the Play for All committee (focused on engaging visitors of all abilities); the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) Inclusion committee; the Cultural Programs team (focused on engaging artists and performers of diverse cultural backgrounds); and the Diversity Committee (focused on diversity and inclusion practices broadly across the institution) help to ensure that every visitor feels welcome.
Museum staff members receive regular sensitivity trainings and diversity workshops. Bilingual (English and Spanish) signage and universally understood graphics are displayed throughout the museum. Images of people from diverse backgrounds are prominently featured in museum graphics and promotional materials and on the museum's website. Exhibits are aligned with universal design principles to be inclusive to children and adults with a variety of abilities and experiences. Special equipment and adaptive tools enable visitors with disabilities to fully immerse themselves in the hands-on learning that takes place daily. LGBTQ-friendly signage and gender-neutral bathrooms are proudly featured in the museum along with gender-neutral books in the museum's gift shop. Guest-facing staff members are trained to create avenues for constructive dialogue among families around the issues of race, ethnicity, ability, identity, and nontraditional families, and to model productive and positive interactions.
Make an invitation
It is one thing to create a welcoming museum, but how do you ensure that diverse communities know about it, and that all museum visitors actively participate in inclusive activities? Through an extensive and in-depth process of on-the-ground community engagement work, CCM develops long-term, meaningful relationships with organizations that provide direct services to families from diverse backgrounds. Using this networked effort, the museum hosts events for diverse communities coupled with programming elements to encourage all visitors to celebrate and welcome the inclusion.
For example, CCM partners with Dare2Tri, a para-athlete triathlon club to host an annual Play for All Adaptive Sports Event to highlight the limitless possibilities for athletes with disabilities and invite visitors with or without disabilities to participate in a variety of adaptive sporting activities. On the first Sunday of May for the past five years, the museum has celebrated International Family Equality Day, a worldwide celebration dedicated to recognizing all families, particularly those families that are led by or include LGBTQ and/or gender-expansive members (those who do not conform to the gender binary (boy/girl, male/female, woman/man)). The celebration kicks off two months of programming designed to invite all museum visitors to reflect on the qualities of a family through play-filled activities. The hallmark program asks museum visitors to help transform a two-story staircase into a rainbow of ribbons as a physical expression of the museum's primary tenet: be welcoming to all above all else.
Acknowledge diverse voices
When children, families, and community partners come to CCM, they must not only feel welcomed and represented but empowered to share their voices and make the experience their own. Regular surveys and feedback sessions ask community members for input on their relationships with the museum, including suggestions for how to better meet their needs. CCM surveys its visitors and members annually and asks their degree of agreement to the statement, "The museum is welcoming and easy to navigate." In the past four consecutive years, more than 90% of survey respondents have agreed or strongly agreed.
Ensuring a visitor experience that is both for and by our community requires commitment and resources, yet the rewards are great. We invest deeply in community-engaged practices and in our commitment to diversity and inclusion. We are here to give children the best possible example of a global community modeled on respect and celebration—a place where every voice is valued and included.
Natalie Bortoli is vice president of programming and experience development at Chicago Children's Museum.
About the image: A collection of nearly 400 self-portraits of community members greets visitors in the entryway of Chicago Children's Museum. Photo courtesy Chicago Children's Museum.


Most Westerners whenever asked exactly what food they will relate with the Indian subcontinent, will probably state 'curry', yet not necessarily just about every spiced dish is actually a curry, and curry is not merely one dish. It embraces a complete variety of dishes, each remarkably diverse in accordance to the spices and herbs used in different mixtures. Spices, imaginatively applied, tend to be the exceptional characteristic of Indian and Pakistani cuisine - subtle or pungent, hot or mild, there is something to fit each and every taste buds.
A lot of the cooking of northwestern India and Pakistan is so identical that one, would be reluctant to state which dishes belong to one country and which to the other. Pakistan, being a Muslim nation, uses no pork; yet offers a diet abundant in other meats and has as many delicious biriani and pilau as does the famous Moghul cuisine of the nearby Indian provinces. Lamb is prevalent in both places, and both use spicing and ingredients such as yoghurt and ghee in food that are elaborate without being hot as well as depending more greatly on wheat-flour chapati than on rice.
Bangladesh is more than 1,500 kilometers from Pakistan. With the eastern Indian province of Bengal, of which it has been once a part, it shares much more pungent spicing, an inclination to cook in mustard oil rather than ghee and focus on a selection of seafood instead of the fat lamb favorite in northwestern India and Pakistan.
The culinary choices of southern India are diverse again. The coconut plays a powerful role, rice mostly replaces wheat, mustard seeds are extensively used as a spice, and chilies come into their own - as anyone who has handled a truly hot Madras or Mysore curry can promptly acknowledge!
All through the subcontinent, different religious beliefs impose food taboos which are strictly adhered to. Hindus will certainly not consume beef. Muslim will not consume pork. Buddhist will not take life and so will not even break an egg. And many Indians are purely vegetarian, savoring a cuisine that is in a class by itself.


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New sky rail station opens - and residents are happy about it
By Tom Cowie
April 16, 2018 — 5.31pm
More trains are taking to the air in Melbourne's south-east after the latest stretch of the state government's controversial sky rail was opened to the public – and nearby residents are mostly happy about it.
The newly rebuilt Clayton station – which looms high above the ground like the new Noble Park facility – welcomed its first passengers on Monday, as another level crossing was removed on the busy Cranbourne-Pakenham line.
As Metro and V/Line trains whizzed past overhead, road traffic on the ground was also moving smoothly through the former Clayton Road level crossing.
Until the project, boom gates had kept cars stationary for 82 minutes of the 120-minute morning peak. A similarly congested level crossing at Centre Road has also been removed.
The new station at Clayton opened on Monday. Credit:Josh Robenstone
The level crossing is one of nine to be removed between Caulfield and Dandenong on the Cranbourne-Pakenham line. Three have already been ripped up as part of the first sky rail segment, near Noble Park, which opened in February.
Five stations will also be built as part of the project, including Clayton and Noble Park.
Nearby resident, Charles Li, whose property looks out onto the concrete of the freshly constructed track as it rises to Clayton station, described the level crossing removal as "fantastic".
"It's great because that intersection is crazy. Me and my wife would need to wait there for 15 to 20 minutes sometimes, coming back home after a long day's work," he said.
Mr Li said he would have preferred the rail to have been put underground, but he accepted the compromise to reduce the area's traffic problems.
"I wouldn't call it an eyesore but it's not ideal," he said. "There's always a trade-off – you can't get everything."
Marius Menaud, who has lived next to Clayton station for 16 years, said the reduction in congestion at the intersection had been noticeable already.
"Just to get to the other side of the road, it was a task," he said.
"I'd be standing there as a pedestrian, in a hurry to get across, and it would take me a minimum of 11 minutes. I've timed it. It's a long time."
Car parks and a permanent customer service office will be built at the station in coming months, and the surrounding open space will also be improved.
Passengers wait for the next train at Clayton. Credit:Josh Robenstone
The latest section of sky rail does not overlook residents' backyards. Two roads, Haughton and Carinish Road, run parallel to the new track, providing a buffer between trains and neighbouring houses.
Most Haughton and Carinish Road residents who spoke to The Age were positive about the new station.
When asked about the noise, many said that they did not notice any difference or said it was quieter.
However one resident, who did not want to be named, said she felt the trains were too close to her house and that she was worried about what would happen below the bridges, including vandalism.
Tom Cowie
Tom Cowie is a journalist at The Age covering general news.


Not me but I love it up there.
Me too!! It's extra gorgeous right now with all the snow and icicles!
Thanks! I requested to join! I'm definitely a crunchy mama! PS, know of any midwives in BB? I know you aren't in BB, but who knows! I heard there was a recently certified midwife up here, but Big Bear is *way* behind the times when it comes to websites and such. I can't find anything by searching on it...and I forget how one got information before the internet!!
Hi! I'm in Corona. Thanks for the reminder on the thrift store sale, I just saw something about that. Oh, but I think it was at The Crossings, not off McKinley so it's probably a different place.
I'm in Temecula. any of you mamas going to one of the Great Cloth Diaper Change events? There is a store in Vista hosting and I was thinking about going.
What type of event is a cloth diaper one?
I know this thread has been inactive for awhile, but did want to say hi, and let any moms of the Redlands area know that we are holding a cloth diaper and baby carrier garage sale next Saturday, June 23rd. It is totally free to come sell your items, we just ask that you bring your own table/chairs and cash for change.
The sale will be held at Kissui, 5 E Citrus Ave #102. 909-307-9500. We had a great turnout last time, and are hoping to have more sellers this time around. Just call to let us know you are coming to sell so we can save you a spot. Call if you have any questions!
HI! Im from redlands, just started CD. anyone selling AIO's?
Kissui sometimes sells used diapers. They also have swap shop occasionally. No idea when the next one is though.


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John Gibson Smith fue un poeta británico.  Ha sido originario de Innerleithen, una pequeña población cerca de Peebles, en el sur de Escocia. En 1834 se trasladó a Ednam como maestro de escuela.

Fue un aplicado jardinero y escribió sobre todo lo que veía. Por ejemplo, su clásico The Old Churchyard ("El viejo cementerio") ocupa 240 páginas.

Renunció a su puesto de maestro en Ednam para emigrar a Nueva Zelanda con su familia, donde murió.

Poetas de Escocia del siglo XIX
Escritores en inglés
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after the first consultation the stewards considered that they should just grant me the flag for 3 months. This period expires the 22th of this month. I reapply to see if you think I should become a permanent sysop, or not.
The temporary period is finished, and it seem you don't need me as sysop.
I might come less often here, but will be happy to help you when needed. If you have technical questions or request for bot actions just tell me on my french talk page (english welcome).
I'm not sure it is necessary to have a sysop if there is no aceh speaker as sysop. What do you want to do with the sysop flag ? Is there any aceh speaker that ask you some tasks. For vandalism there is already the stewards and global sysops that check this Wikipedia.
I think that a non ace-0 sysop can be usefull when there is a communauty that can need his help, but not if there is no communauty. For this reason I think that you should have the support of some people that understand the language.
Theses tasks are done by global sysops, I don't think there is a need of local member with sysop rights to do it.
But when an existing article is not blatant vandalism, how can you decide it should be deleted if you don't know acehnese ? I can't see tasks you can do that a global sysop can't do. Do you have particular contacts with acehnese readers ?
For example, how do you know that Kota Sigli, Pidie is not in acehnese ?
The idea is not to let the global sysop do the job (even if I didn't requested permanent local flag here because I received global flag). My doubt are about the interrest of giving permanent flag to someone who don't know the language, when there is no communauty to help.
As far as I'm a member of this communauty, yes, he request my opinion to be expressed.
You really don't understand what is the Wikipedia concept... You should have look on en:Wikipedia:Five pillars.
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Half-empty stadiums won't stop number of bowls from going up
By Eric Olson Jan. 09, 2020 12:20 PM EST
MAC champ Miami, Ohio faces Louisiana in LendingTree Bowl
By The Associated Press Jan. 05, 2020 09:23 AM EST
LendingTree Bowl: Miami of Ohio (8-5) vs. Louisiana (10-3) in Mobile, Alabama, Monday at 7:30 p.m. EST (ESPN). Line: Louisiana by 14. ...
Ohio beats Nevada 30-21 in Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
By Jason Chatraw Jan. 03, 2020 07:13 PM EST
Ohio faces off with Nevada in Idaho Potato Bowl
By The Associated Press Jan. 02, 2020 12:52 PM EST
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — IDAHO POTATO BOWL: Ohio (6-6 Mid-American Conference) vs. Nevada (7-5, Mountain West Conference), in Boise, Idaho,...
No. 22 West Virginia rallies, upsets No. 2 Ohio State 67-59
Brian Dulik Dec. 29, 2019 05:30 PM EST
Year sees Day rise from unknown assistant to celebrity coach
By Mitch Stacy Dec. 24, 2019 10:30 AM EST
Slippery Rock QB Rivers leads AP D-II All-America team
By Ralph D. Russo Dec. 18, 2019 01:43 PM EST
LSU QB Joe Burrow wins Heisman Trophy in landslide vote
Heisman Trophy candidates: Burrow, Fields, Hurts, Young
By Eric Olson Dec. 11, 2019 12:39 PM EST
Ohio, Nevada meet for 1st time in Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Ohio (6-6, Mid-American) vs. Nevada (7-5, Mountain West), Jan. 3, 3:30 p.m. ET LOCATION: Boise, Idaho TOP PLAYERS ...
Miami, Ohio to Face Louisiana in Lending Tree Bowl
Miami, Ohio holds off CMU 26-21 in MAC title game
By Noah Trister Dec. 07, 2019 04:00 PM EST
No. 2 Ohio State beats No. 10 Michigan 56-27 for record run
By Larry Lage Nov. 30, 2019 04:06 PM EST
Ohio reaches bowl eligibility with a 52-3 win against Akron
AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Nathan Rourke threw for 308 yards and four touchdowns and Ohio routed Akron 52-3 on Tuesday night. The Bobcats (6-6, 5-3...
Transfer quarterbacks shining ahead of The Game
By Mitch Stacy Nov. 26, 2019 05:26 PM EST
No. 2 Ohio State tested but tops No. 9 Penn State 28-17
Ohio State star Young returns with "chip on my shoulder"
By Mitch Stacy Nov. 22, 2019 11:09 AM EST
Allison, Rourke lead Ohio to 66-24 win over Bowling Green
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) — O'Shaan Allison had touchdown runs of 54, 7 and 53 yards, Nathan Rourke accounted for four TDs, and Ohio beat Bowling Green 66-24 on...
'Blowout Buckeyes' may finally be tested in final weeks
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Well, I guess I panicked for nothing. Because there has been a shortage of Thyrogen for an OUTRAGEOUS two years, the nuclear medicine department at U of M is overbooked. I won't have my scan until July 16, which means I will start the low-iodine diet (we thyca survivors call it LID) on July 2. Plenty of time to get myself down to Whole Foods and Trader Joe's so the experience doesn't have to be so horrific. I guess I will be snacking on apples during the fireworks this 4th of July, and I won't be eating spaghetti the night before my annual 5K. That's okay, because I am about to drink my coffee, and much to my delight, I don't have to go "creamless" for another few months.
December 22 – Appointment with the nutritionist was a colossal waste of time that included going over the food pyramid. The best piece of advice I got: cut my lunch in half and bring it home for dinner to spread out my calories.
January 4 – U of M confirms my worst fears…TSH is perfect at 0.6, T4 is 1.3 and T3 is 2.5. Since my T3 is at the low end of the normal spectrum, Dr. E actually complied with my request for Cytomel! I added a 5 mcg dose to my 112 mcg of Synthroid. It's my last-ditch effort to get back to normal.
It's been almost 2 weeks, and no change can be observed from the Cytomel except I did lose 2 pounds. I think. I am almost afraid to say it for fear of jinxing it.
I really hope it's just the pseudoephedrine that's causing these jitters. I was really hoping Cytomel was the answer. To be honest, I'd take a lifetime of heart palpitations if it meant I could drop a few lbs. I still have my follow-up at U of M next week. In the meantime, in the words of Breaking Bad's Walter White, NO PSEUDO.


Wow, that was amazing… Brilliantly written.
Very nicely said and very much the way I think about prayer. God bless you and your writings.
Thank you so much for this beautiful description of the power and blessing inherent in prayer. I am so touched by your words. Prayer is an uplifting antidote to the devastation of anxiety and selfishness. I admire your depth and hope that the loving energy I am sending you reaches the center of your soul. Thank you for knowing that you are blessed to be a blessing and having the wisdom to step forward in faith to manifest the same for yourself and others. It is encouraging!
Beautiful. Thank you for your poignant and touching words. Your words reminded me of my own deeply felt experiences in prayer at this time, when i needed to be reminded.
thank you. the light in me bows to and honors the light in you.
You told the truth, Soothsayer!
I can relate to every single word you said in this article. This is one of the best, or perhaps "The Best" artical I have read on prayer so far, and I did read a few.
"praying can connect you to someone who loves you somewhere in the world where you are not physically present. You can communicate with this person….." what an amazing way to express a sacred knowledge.
Such a beautiful tribute to prayer. For myself I imagine the words drifting up towards the heavens like little clouds with angels lifting them to the source of all good. They are heard. Prayer is so humbling. It's an admittance to our weakness. Thank you, lovely article. Pax Christi.


For our fifth wedding anniversary, the husband and I decided to make a trip up to Asheville, N.C. Only about five hours away from Myrtle Beach, it is an easy weekend destination.
In addition to its outdoor beauty with mountains, trails, trees and flowers, Asheville is also quite the foodie destination.
Several chefs have started one of a kind eateries in and around Asheville that make it a top food destination.
On our way to Asheville, we made a stop in Monroe, North Carolina to check out one of the only places you can get white barbecue sauce. Yes, you read that right: WHITE barbecue sauce. Supposedly, it is an Alabama thing and can only be found in that state. When my husband was researching our trip, he found Big Bob Gibson's in Monroe. It is an original Alabama restaurant and serves the white barbecue sauce over barbecue chicken. The sauce is very different than the tradition barbecue sauce, but it definitely is tasty and has a place in the competitive BBQ world.
Once we got to Asheville, we checked into our hotel about 10 minutes away from the city center.
On our first evening, we enjoyed music and fireworks Downtown and a Cuban dinner at Havana's Restaurant. The ropa vieja is to die for.
On July 5, the husband and I enjoyed some sight seeing and an amazing lunch at White Duck Taco. This place serves up fresh, made-to-order tacos and salsas. It is THE hot spot for business luncheons and we were lucky to get a table. On the menu, that changes daily, are a variety of tacos with various ethnicities. You can order mexican tacos, asian tacos, barbecue tacos and so much more. My husband and I only got two tacos each and I regret it every day. I should have gotten more.
After lunch, we explored the Biltmore Village area. It is very touristy and full of little shops meant to sell you overpriced goodies that you can find anywhere. There are a few original shops in the mix like the Tree and Vine shop, but not many. Here is where you can also check out the Biltmore Estate. It is pricey to get in, but I hear that it is amazing. My friend and fellow blogger Megan from Mapping Megan stayed in the Biltmore Estate and loved it. It is something to at least check out.
For dinner, we checked out the award winning tapas bar, Curate, created by chef Katie Button. This place rocks. The dishes Ms. Button creates are top-of-the-line and really show off her talents. We got a variety of dishes including the gambas al ajillo, the chistorra & chips, jamon serrano and the pan con tomate. Everything was amazing and the service was impeccable.
After dinner, we took a stroll over to the French Broad Chocolate Lounge for a slice of cake and a macron. I am a chocoholic and am pretty sure I could have spent hours in that shop tasting and smelling everything.
Ashveille has so much to offer locals and visitor's alike. We enjoyed strolling the Whole Foods-esque grocery store, tasting and buying wines from various shops, sipping on a flight of beers from the Green Man Brewery and a stop at the local food co-op where we found fresh, locally sourced goodies that you can't find anywhere else. While we were there, we even fit in a long hike to the top of a mountain. The views were amazing and totally worth it. Plus, we burned some calories, which is always good on a foodie trip.
If you are looking for an eclectic, hippie, fun and delicious place to go for you next trip, I would highly recommend Asheville. The places I mentioned barely scratch the surface of the amazingness that is Asheville, N.C.
← A quick trip to Wilmington, N.C.


Apr 22, 2019: Rome was not built in a day—so don't expect things in your life to fall immediately into place. Lifestyle changes take time, patience, and perseverance. Don't allow setbacks to deter your progress. The big picture really isn't that scary: just proceed one step at a time.
Apr 23, 2019: Keep a tight rein on purchases and acquisitions at the moment. Everyone, including you, will be easily tempted by deals that will evaporate on closer inspection. Add one layer of approval to all spending—better safe than sorry.
Apr 21, 2019: You're liable to either make a snap choice or be mired in indecision at the moment, and obviously neither is optimal. Take a couple of moments to call or email a sensible confidant. This person will have the feedback you're looking for.


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Cinema screenings
I love an unusual arts venue – and City Varieties is certainly that. The country's most famous music hall and Grade II listed venue hosts a great range of shows including music and variety acts.
The venue is now also screening both live theatre and delayed screenings. Here's what's coming up:
On Saturday 17th August 2019 there's a delayed screening of NT Live: The Lehman Trilogy (age guidance 12A). Academy Award-winner Sam Mendes (Skyfall, The Ferryman) directs Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley and Ben Miles in this three-part story of a family and company that changed the world. The screening includes two intervals – so it's going to be a long screening!
On a cold September morning in 1844 a young man from Bavaria stands on a New York dockside dreaming of a new life in the new world. He is joined by his two brothers and an American epic begins. 163 years later, the firm they establish – Lehman Brothers – spectacularly collapses into bankruptcy and triggers the largest financial crisis in history.
Next up on Thursday 26th September is another NT Live delayed screening. This time, One Man, Two Guvnors (age guidance 12A) starring James Corden!
Fired from his skiffle band, Francis Henshall becomes minder to Roscoe Crabbe, a small time East End hood now in Brighton to collect £6,000 from his fiancée's dad. But Roscoe is really his sister Rachel posing as her own dead brother who's been killed by her boyfriend Stanley Stubbers.
Holed up at The Cricketers' Arms, the permanently ravenous Francis spots the chance of an extra meal ticket and takes a second job with one Stanley Stubbers who is hiding from the police and waiting to be re-united with Rachel. To prevent discovery, Francis must keep his two guvnors apart. Simple.
If you missed Wise Children when it toured last year, don't miss the delayed screening on Sunday 6th October as multi award-winning director Emma Rice brings her unique, exuberantly impish vision to Angela Carter's great last novel in this brand-new theatre production.
In Brixton, Nora and Dora Chance – twin chorus girls born and bred south of the river – are celebrating their 75th birthday. Over the river in Chelsea, their father – and greatest actor of his generation – Melchior Hazard turns 100 on the same day. As does his twin brother Peregrine. If, in fact, he's still alive. And if, in truth, Melchior is their real father after all… The show's age guidance 15.
NT Live is actually live on Monday 4th November with A Midsummer Night's Dream – captured live from the Bridge Theatre in London (age guidance 12A). Gwendoline Christie (Game of Thrones), Oliver Chris (Green Wing, NT Live: Young Marx), David Moorst (NT Live: Allelujah!) and Hammed Animashaun (The Barber Shop Chronicles) lead the cast as Titania, Oberon, Puck and Bottom.
I'm interested to see how the cinematic experience will capture the experience of being there live as the Bridge Theatre will become a forest – a dream world of flying fairies, contagious fogs and moonlight revels, surrounded by a roving audience following the action on foot.
Finally, there's another live screening on Thursday 7th November.
See two-time Olivier Award winners, Lindsay Duncan (Birdman, About Time) and Alex Jennings (The Lady in the Van, The Queen), in Hansard – a brand-new play by Simon Wood, broadcast live from the National Theatre in London (age guidance 15).
It's a summer's morning in 1988 and Tory politician Robin Hesketh has returned home to the idyllic Cotswold house he shares with his wife of 30 years, Diana. But all is not as blissful as it seems. Diana has a stinking hangover, a fox is destroying the garden, and secrets are being dug up all over the place. As the day draws on, what starts as gentle ribbing and the familiar rhythms of marital scrapping quickly turns to blood-sport.
All the shows look really exciting and I'm sure live cinema will give people the chance to experience great theatre where they couldn't always go to see it live. Visit the City Varieties website for more information and to book.
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Part 1, Chapter 1 Part 1, Chapter 2 Part 1, Chapter 3 Part 1, Chapter 4 Part 1, Chapter 5 Part 1, Chapter 6 Part 1, Chapter 7 Part 1, Chapter 8 Part 1, Chapter 9 Part 2, Chapter 1 Part 2, Chapter 2 Part 2, Chapter 3 Part 2, Chapter 4 Part 2, Chapter 5 Part 2, Chapter 6 Part 2, Chapter 7 Part 2, Chapter 8 Part 2, Chapter 9 Part 2, Chapter 10 Part 2, Chapter 11 Part 2, Chapter 12 Part 2, Chapter 13 Part 2, Chapter 14 Part 2, Chapter 15 Part 3, Chapter 1 Part 3, Chapter 2 Part 3, Chapter 3 Part 3, Chapter 4 Part 3, Chapter 5 Part 3, Chapter 6 Part 3, Chapter 7 Part 3, Chapter 8 Part 3, Chapter 9 Part 3, Chapter 10 Part 3, Chapter 11
All Themes Abstraction, Fantasy, and Experience The Sublime and the Mundane Love and Desire Causes, Appearances, and Boredom Truth, Rhetoric, and Hypocrisy
All Characters Emma Bovary Charles Bovary Rodolphe Boulanger Léon Dupuis Monsieur Homais Monsieur Lheureux The elder Madame Bovary Berthe Bovary Monsieur Rouault Hippolyte
All Symbols "The big blue country" The lathe
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Part 1, Chapter 1
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Abstraction, Fantasy, and Experience
The Sublime and the Mundane
Causes, Appearances, and Boredom
Truth, Rhetoric, and Hypocrisy
Emma Bovary
Charles Bovary
Rodolphe Boulanger
Léon Dupuis
Monsieur Homais
Monsieur Lheureux
The elder Madame Bovary
Berthe Bovary
Monsieur Rouault
"The big blue country"
Madame Bovary: Part 1, Chapter 2 Summary & Analysis
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One night, Charles is called away to set a broken leg in Les Bertaux, a distant village. He sets out a few hours after he receives the message, sleepy, comfortable, and slightly anxious about his task. His patient is an old widower named Monsieur Rouault, who lives on a large farm with his daughter Emma. Charles easily sets the simple fracture, admiring, in the meantime, the daughter's white nails, lovely eyes, and general elegance. She serves him a small meal, and they talk briefly about the difficulties of country life.
Charles is a dutiful doctor, but he is not passionately self-sacrificing. He does what needs to be done without implicating his ego. He enjoys simple pleasures – sleep, food, and beauty. Emma, from the very beginning, is much less easy and natural. Her appearance suggests a sort of nervous, meticulous care. Her self-consciousness and self-regard are visible from the beginning.
Active Themes
Charles returns the very next day to check on Monsieur Rouault's leg, and very frequently thereafter. The man's leg heals quickly and easily, and Charles begins to get a good reputation. Charles intensely enjoys his visits without quite knowing why. Soon his wife discovers that Monsieur Rouault's daughter is pretty and well-educated, and becomes quite jealous. She complains shrilly about Charles' disloyalty and berates the young girl to no end. Charles agrees to stop visiting Les Bertaux, but he thinks about Mademoiselle Rouault all the more.
Charles follows his instincts without trying to analyze them. He knows that he wants to go to Les Bertaux, so he goes. Only at his wife's insistent hinting does he realize that he has feelings for Emma. He lives his life without the need to create an imaginative structure corresponding to it, a fantasy world of ideas, ambitions, and justifications. When he acts, he considers the effect of his actions on others, but not on his self-image.
One day, Héloïse's lawyer runs off with the entire Dubuc fortune, and Charles' wife is left penniless. It also comes to light that she had lied about the value of some of her assets. Charles' parents quarrel with her, and she dies of a seizure a week later. Charles responds with a sort of ambivalent sadness.
Because Charles very nearly lacks an ego, a self-image, he also lacks any sense of his rights or privileges. He observes that his wife makes him unhappy, but he does not feel that he deserves better. He takes her life and her death as they come, without the distortions of ego.


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Swift Sales - After just four days, Taylor Swift sold more albums in the US than any other artist this year. The star's sixth album, Reputation, sold 1.04m copies in the US over its first four days on release, says Billboard magazine.
That puts her ahead of 2017's previous biggest-seller, Ed Sheeran's ÷, which has shifted 919,000 copies to date. Reputation also becomes Swift's fourth album to sell a million copies in the space of a week, following 1989, Red and Speak Now. In fact, only she and Adele have sold a million copies of any album in a seven-day frame since 2012.
Extended Role - Edinburgh International Festival has extended director Fergus Linehan's contract for an extra three years, meaning that he will run the festival until at least August 2022. Linehan joined EIF in 2013, directing his first festival in 2015. The EIF said that so far during his tenure it has had record sales and extended to new audiences.
One of Linehan's first moves was to bring the dates of the EIF forward a week to run at the same time as the Edinburgh Fringe. Other innovations include a free public event to open the festival season in Edinburgh and developing its theatre programme, notably in its revival of existing Scottish work. In a statement, Linehan said: "The commitment and creativity of the festival team has made the past three years the most professionally exhilarating period of my career."
Royal Visit - The Tony award-winning Broadway production of The King and I will transfer to the West End next year. Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical, which stars Kelli O'Hara and Ken Watanabe, opens at the London Palladium in June. The production originated at the Lincoln Centre Theatre in New York in 2015, winning four Tony awards, and is directed by Bartlett Sher.
Festive TV - Ed Sheeran and Dua Lipa will be among the performers on this year's Christmas Top of the Pops special. They will be joined by Clean Bandit, Rita Ora and The Script. Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates will present the show, along with a New Year special featuring artists including James Arthur and Paloma Faith.
Farewell - AC/DC co-founder and rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young has died aged 64 after a long battle with dementia. He died peacefully on Saturday with his family nearby, a statement said. Young will be remembered for his powerful rhythm guitar riffs that were instrumental in propelling the Sydney heavy rock group to stardom.
"Renowned for his musical prowess, Malcolm was a songwriter, guitarist, performer, producer and visionary who inspired many," the statement read. "From the outset, he knew what he wanted to achieve and, along with his younger brother, took to the world stage giving their all at every show. Nothing less would do for their fans."


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Q: SSAS processing fails when attribute value duplicated (which is actually okay) This has been an issue with SSAS since forever, but it's been a pain and I don't understand why it happens.
On the first build of a cube, I will get an error like the following:
Errors in the OLAP storage engine: A duplicate attribute key has been found
when processing: Table: 'ServiceLocation', Column: 'location_facility',
Value: 'Acute'. The attribute is 'Facility'.

This is by design.   It is standard practice to have "duplicate attributes" in a dimension  (e.g. The value "Monday" will be found hundreds or thousands of times in a date dimension).
If I process the dimension ONCE to ignore key errors, the dimension will then process correctly forever thence, even after reverting to normal processing mode (i.e. not ignoring key errors).   But until then, it will not complete processing.
This seems perverse:  SSAS doesn't seem to be understanding the nature of a completely normal design until it has already processed, and then it does.   This is a pain, and means that first deployments of a cube onto a new server will have to be a semi-manual, nursed, step-at-a-time process.
Does anyone understand why this happens?   Is there metadata that I'm not setting correctly?   Is there a workaround for it?    This has been SSAS behavior since I've been designing with it (2004), and it's always been a pain.

A: I have experienced this too.  I recently tried to do some optimization and found the same issue would arise when trying to do Process Full.  It just doesn't work.  So when you do that first build it has to be on Process Default.


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Shooting on the Bay Bridge kills 1, injures 2 this morning [Updated]
Photo: Athena I. Saldaña/Flickr
By Brittany Hopkins - Published on August 06, 2018.
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One man has died and at least two others have been injured following a shooting on the Bay Bridge early this morning.
ABC7 reports that the shooting occurred around 2:30 a.m., when a suspect heading eastbound opened fire on an SUV. The SUV crashed into a third vehicle, just west of Treasure Island, while the suspect vehicle fled the scene.
The SUV driver was pronounced dead at the scene, and two passengers in the same vehicle suffered injuries from the shooting or collision.
California Highway Patrol closed all eastbound lanes of traffic for about four hours to investigate the shooting, bringing early-morning commutes to a standstill. The agency is currently seeking a silver or gray sedan or small SUV in connection with the shooting.
[Update, 9:25 a.m. 8/7] SFGate reports that the victim killed in Monday's shooting has been identified as Darryl Stinnette, a 31-year-old rapper from Mesquite, Tex. Stinnette, also known as Li'l Pooh, specializes in hip-hop and gangsta rap.
ABC7 adds that Stinnette is the father of two sons, a 10-year-old and a newborn, and worked in artist management, promotions and marketing.
Additional information regarding the suspect has not been released.
Ayesha Curry opens Sweet July store and cafe in Uptown Oakland
As she promised to last year, Ayesha Curry has just opened her first retail store in Oakland, in conjunction with her lifestyle magazine called Sweet July. The Sweet July store and cafe debuted Tuesday at 455 23rd Street in the Uptown neighborhood. Read More
New LGBTQ bar headed for I. Magnin building in downtown Oakland
A new LGBTQ bar appears to be headed for downtown Oakland — technically in the Uptown vicinity — in a ground-floor space of the iconic I. Magnin Building at 2001 Broadway. Read More
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West Oakland's Ghost Town Brewing plans to expand to the city's Laurel District next month, taking over the recently-vacated 4505 Burgers and BBQ location. Read More
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Oakland's Grand Lake Theater creates GoFundMe to raise funds for staff
The Grand Lake Theater — Oakland's historic cinema famous for its attention-grabbing marquee messages — has been closed since March. And now most of its crew members have "run out of their unemployment benefits," leading the theater to create a fundraiser that will offer some financial support for its staff. Read More
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Estate è un brano musicale composto dal cantante e pianista italiano Bruno Martino con testo di Bruno Brighetti, pubblicato nel 1960 come Lato A del 45 giri Estate/Ed è subito sera.

Descrizione

Il brano nasce originalmente con il titolo Odio l'estate. Dopo l'interpretazione ironica e dissacrante di un altro grande jazzista italiano, Lelio Luttazzi, che lo trasforma durante un programma televisivo in Odio le statue, nelle successive riedizioni viene semplicemente intitolato Estate. Con il tempo diventa anche un famoso standard del jazz internazionale, entrando a far parte del repertorio di numerosi interpreti.

Cover
Tra le cover, la più celebre è probabilmente l'interpretazione che ne fece João Gilberto; altre versioni sono state incise, tra le tante, da Shirley Horn, Jon Hendricks, Toots Thielemans, Chet Baker (1983, 1988) e Chris Botti, le edizioni strumentali riarrangiate dal vivo di Michel Petrucciani (1982, 1994) e di Lynne Arriale, le prove di Chris Botti, Eliane Elias (2004), Arturo Sandoval, Joe Pass, Helen Merrill (1960) inserita nell'EP Helen Merrill sings Italian songs su etichetta RCA Italiana e nell'album del 1991 Helen Merrill in Italy, orchestra diretta da Ennio Morricone, su etichetta Liuto Records e da artisti italiani come Jimmy Fontana (1960), Mia Martini (1991), Milva (1964), Anna Luana Tallarita (2007), Orietta Berti (2008), Roberta Gambarini (2009), Andrea Bocelli (2005), Sergio Cammariere (Blue Note, 2007), Irene Grandi (2007), Amalia Grè (2003), Mina (1984), Ornella Vanoni (nel LP E poi... la tua bocca da baciare, 2001), Vinicio Capossela, Giulia Ottonello, Giorgio Poi (2020), Giusy Ferreri (2009), Joe Barbieri (2013), i Selton con la rapper Priestess (2020). Nel 2009 Patrizio Buanne  esegue una cover in inglese dal titolo Maybe This Summer per l'album Patrizio. Nel 2014 vede confrontarsi anche Plácido Domingo con Martino.
Il 7 giugno 2015 il cantante e produttore norvegese Erlend Øye pubblica la sua versione di Estate.

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Bibliografia
 Paola De Simone, Odio l'estate, Roma, Donzelli Editore, 2010, ISBN 9788860365149.

Collegamenti esterni

Brani musicali di Bruno Martino
Standard jazz


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The Smoky Bhoot is not for the weak of heart (or stomach) – after all its unique and fiery flavour comes from the legendary Bhut Jolokia chilli from North-East India.You might have seen how YouTube is littered with videos of 'bros' pumped up enough to eat a whole Bhut Jolokia – only to crumble to the floor, pounding down milk! Do you think you can tame the Smoky Bhoot? Think again! Rich in texture, this hot sauce takes you on a sensory journey right from the first taste through to a full 10 seconds later when the heat finally breaks. Possibly the hottest sauce you'll find anywhere in India, we've toned it down so you can actually enjoy how special the chilli is, all mixed in with a flavour profile that will keep you coming back for more.The Smoky Bhoot is not for the weak of heart (or stomach) – after all its unique and fiery flavour comes from the legendary Bhut Jolokia chilli from North-East India.
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Heat Level - X-tra Spicy (8/10)
SHU Rating -12,000-18,000
The Smoky Bhoot (aka The BJ) may not be for everyone but it really should be. We've toned it down a bit so we could bring you some serious flavour, but it still comes in with an 'X-tra Spicy' tag.
Bhut Jolokia Chill
Bhut Jolokia is the world's spiciest chilli that is actually used for cooking, and beloved by hot sauce and chilli lovers around the world as the 'Ghost Pepper'. The Bhut Jolokia measures over 10,00,000 SHU on the Scoville Heat Scale, making it at least 130 times as spicy as the average Jalapeno Pepper. Famously known worldwide (even infamously), the 'Ghost Pepper' is the chilli that kicked off the 'Hottest Pepper in the World' race and has since been hybridized to create deadly combinations like the Carolina Reaper and Pepper X.
State of Origin: Assam, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh
Appearance: Short, shrivelled, bulbous
Scoville Rating: 800,000 – 10,00,000 SHU
Jalapeno Ref. Scale: 100-130x spicier
The infamous Bhut Jolokia (Ghost Pepper) hails from Assam & Nagaland. One of the hottest chillies in the world, this flavourful BJ has a distinctive taste and a slow burn you'll learn to love if you don't already!
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Italian singer Andrea Bocelli is being tipped to perform for Pope Francis in Croke Park this summer.
The popular tenor was listed alongside a number of artists which organisers considered for the big event on August 25. These included Ed Sheeran, The Script and Finbar Fury.
However it seems Bocelli, 59, has come out top and according to reports, is being tipped for the musical role.
The singer has performed for Pope Francis many times in the past and is also a popular crossover artist.
A source told the Irish Independent: "Ed Sheeran, The Script, Andrea Bocelli and Finbar Furey were all listed by organisers as possible acts for the Festival of Families in Croke Park in the early stages of brainstorming."
However they added that the headline acts "are not at this stage ready to be announced as a lot still have to be confirmed".
Meanwhile, a World Meeting of Families spokeswoman said: "We want people to leave uplifted by the music and the presence of the Pope and the prayerful atmosphere."
Tickets for the Croke Park event are free but only available for those who book to attend three days of the Pastoral Congress in the RDS.


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The Commercial Bank of Australia Building is a heritage-listed former bank building at 205-207 Flinders Street, Townsville CBD, City of Townsville, Queensland, Australia. It was designed by James Percy Owen Cowlishaw and built  by J C Harrison & Sons. It is also known as the Atinee Building. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992.

History
The building was erected in  and was the second premises of the Commercial Bank of Australia. The Bank operated from this building for forty-one years and the Relatino Restaurant for twenty-three years from 1955. Recently the building has become well known as the Back Packers Hostel.

In March 2016, it was occupied by Zambrero, a Mexican fast food restaurant, and a Latin dancing studio.

Description
This symmetrical three-storeyed building of the Federation period has deep shady verandahs on the upper two levels. These verandahs, which extend over the footpath, are decorated with cast-iron balustrades and friezes, together with timber fretwork.

The ground floor shop front and interior have been modernised while the upper floors remain basically intact. The brick building, which is well designed for the tropics, is surmounted by a parapet and centrally placed pediment. While the structure is in need of maintenance, it is still in reasonable condition and its integrity is basically intact.

Heritage listing
The building was listed on the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992 having satisfied the following criteria.

The place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history.

The impressive style of the structure emphasises the role the Commercial Bank of Australia played in the economic growth of the region during the early twentieth century.

The place demonstrates rare, uncommon or endangered aspects of Queensland's cultural heritage.

The building is commercial structure of unusual design in the Townsville region and as such it is a feature of the streetscape in Flinders Street.

The place is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a particular class of cultural places.

It is a good example of a commercial building constructed with wide verandahs and decorated with timber and cast iron.

The place is important because of its aesthetic significance.

The building is commercial structure of unusual design in the Townsville region and as such it is a feature of the streetscape in Flinders Street.

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Queensland Heritage Register
Townsville CBD
Former bank buildings in Queensland
Articles incorporating text from the Queensland Heritage Register
Commercial buildings completed in 1897
Queensland Heritage Register sites located in Townsville