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Judge: New Square Rabbi Moshe Taubenfeld Not Guilty In Sex Abuse Case
July 30, 2015 /0 Comments/in Jewish News /by Joe Levin
A Rockland judge on Thursday found New Square rabbi Moshe Taubenfeld not guilty of allegations he sexually abused a boy over a five-year period.
Taubenfeld, 55, also known as Mendel Zarkowsky, was charged with second-degree course of sexual conduct against a child, a felony.
As he left the courtroom, his supporters started singing and dancing until court officers told them to be more composed. They said they planned to host a big celebration in New Square.
His lawyer, Gerard Damiani, said "Mr. Taubenfeld is very happy it is over with. He always denied he ever abused (the boy) or anyone."
He said Taubenfeld had taught over 200 students over the course of his career and not one of them has ever suggested he did anything inappropriate.
Rockland County Court Judge Rolff Thorsen announced the verdict at 3 p.m. following a multi-week, non-jury trial. He said it was based on the evidence, and had nothing to do with public opinion.
Damiani said Thorsen was under a lot of pressure in the case from the district attorney, the media, and Brooklyn activists, but was able to look past any prejudice in the case.
Nachum Rosenberg, a Brooklyn resident with ties to the religious community in Ramapo, advocates for people sexually abused in the Hasidic community and came to court Thursday to hear the verdict. He said it had been a terrible week for children in Rockland, citing another rabbi's plea to a reduced charge in a sexual abuse case earlier in the week.
He called the decision political, saying the judge owed his election to New Square. He said as long as judges are subject to political influence, "there will be no peace for children."
The young man testified during the trial's second day that Taubenfeld had sexually abused him, starting when he sought comfort and an explanation for the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. He was 8 years old at the time and Taubenfeld was a neighbor. He said the alleged abuse didn't stop until he said he turned 13 and moved out of the village in May 2006.
The young man said he and his family reported the abuse about six years ago to New Square community religious leaders, who discouraged him from going to police.
Defense lawyers, however, hammered at what they said were inconsistencies in the man's story,
The courtroom had been packed with men supporting Taubenfeld, a father of 20 who is well respected within the Skver Hasidic village. His brother, Herschel Taubenfeld, pleaded guilty in 2013 to charges that he forcibly touched a young boy.
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Naomi Osaka Is Pregnant! Her Touching IG Included A Tennis Update
"Everyday is a new blessing and adventure."
by Adrianne Reece
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Naomi Osaka has a baby on board! On Jan. 11, the tennis star revealed on social media that she's expecting her first child. She shared a photo carousel on Instagram that featured an ultrasound of her baby and a heartfelt note about the surprising news. By the sound of it, Osaka is already gearing up to be an iconic tennis mom.
"Can't wait to get back on the court but here's a little life update for 2023," she captioned the post. In the following slides, Osaka gushed about her pregnancy in a message written in both English and Japanese.
"The past few years have been interesting to say the least, but I find that it's the most challenging times in life that may be the most fun," she began the note, later confirming her pregnancy in the sweetest way. "One thing I'm looking forward to is for my kid to watch one of my matches and tell someone, 'that's my mom.'" BRB, currently sobbing.
Osaka didn't publicly name who she's expecting with in the post. However, People reported she's having her first child with boyfriend and rapper, Cordae. The duo began dating in 2019, and made their relationship public with their first date at an L.A. Clippers game that same year.
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In February 2021, the pair appeared in GQ's Modern Lovers issue and Cordae shared how intentional they are in keeping their relationship private. "We were dating for almost a year before people knew about us," he said. "We don't really post intimate moments, because I feel as though they're sacred. A relationship is really a sacred thing. Once you let outside influences get into it, it becomes less sacred."
Later that year, the couple stepped out in eye-catching ensembles at the Met Gala.
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Elsewhere in her pregnancy announcement, Osaka also vowed to return to tennis. Specifically, she's looking to make her debut at the 2024 Australian Open. "2023 will be a year that'll be full of lessons for me and I hope I'll see you guys in the start of the next one cause I'll be at Aus 2024. Love you all infinitely," she wrote in the note.
Osaka has been hinting at returning to tennis since she took a step back from the sport in 2021. At the time, she withdrew from several major tournaments and games due to struggles with her mental health, according to Time.
With a baby on the way and Osaka looking to rebuild her tennis career, the future is certainly bright for these two.
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text:
namespace Sensor_Components
{
	namespace Types
	{

	}

	namespace Concepts
	{

	}

	namespace Implementations
	{
		template<typename MasterType,typename InheritanceList=NULLTYPELIST,template<class,class> class InheritanceTemplate=NULLTEMPLATE_2>
		struct Antares_Fixed_Sensor : public InheritanceTemplate<MasterType,INHERIT(Antares_Fixed_Sensor)>
		{
			typedef typename InheritanceTemplate<MasterType,INHERIT(Antares_Fixed_Sensor)>::ComponentType ComponentType;

#pragma pack(push,1)
			struct Link_Line_Segment
			{
				Point_3D<MasterType> a;
				Point_3D<MasterType> b;
			};
#pragma pack(pop)

#pragma pack(push,1)
			struct Link_Line_Group
			{
				void* object;
				True_Color_RGBA<MasterType> color;
				int num_primitives;
				Link_Line_Segment* segments;
			};
#pragma pack(pop)

			declare_event(Sensor_Event)
			{
				InheritanceTemplate<MasterType,INHERIT(Antares_Fixed_Sensor)>::Sensor_Event<TargetType>(_this);

				ComponentType* pthis = (ComponentType*)_this;

				if( (iteration() + 1) % (((Scenario_Interface*)_global_scenario)->template simulation_interval_length<int>()*10) == 0 )
				{
					//int write_some = rand()%100;

					//if(write_some==0)
					//{
					//	cout << "Coloring: " << iteration() << endl;
					//}

					pthis->Color_Sensors();
				}
			}

			template<typename TargetType> static void Initialize_Type(string& name)
			{
				//InheritanceTemplate<MasterType,NT,INHERIT(Antares_Depot)>::Initialize_Type<NT>();

				_its_component_layer=Allocate_New_Layer<MT>(name);

				Antares_Layer_Configuration cfg;
				cfg.Configure_Dynamic_Lines();
				cfg.grouped=true;
				cfg.head_size_value=4;
				cfg.head_accent_size_value=6;
				cfg.selection_callback=&on_select;
				cfg.target_sub_iteration=0;
				cfg.storage_offset=((Scenario_Interface*)_global_scenario)->template simulation_interval_length<int>()*10-1;
				cfg.group_color=true;
				cfg.storage_period=((Scenario_Interface*)_global_scenario)->template simulation_interval_length<int>()*10;

				cfg.head_color._r = 0;
				cfg.head_color._g = 0;
				cfg.head_color._b = 255;
				cfg.head_color._a = 255;

				_its_component_layer->Initialize<NULLTYPE>(cfg);
			}

			void Color_Sensors()
			{
				if(_detector)
				{
					Link_Line_Segment* segments = new Link_Line_Segment[ 1 ];

					Link_Line_Group group;
					group.num_primitives = 1;
					group.segments = segments;
					group.object = (void*)((ComponentType*)this);

					if(_outlier_detected)
					{
						group.color._r = 200;
						group.color._g = 0;
						group.color._b = 0;
						group.color._a = 255;
					}
					else
					{
						group.color._r = 0;
						group.color._g = 200;
						group.color._b = 0;
						group.color._a = 255;
					}

					Link_Line_Segment* current_segment = group.segments;

					Link<typename MasterType::link_type>* link = (Link<typename MasterType::link_type>*)_covered_link;

					Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* intersection;

					intersection = link->upstream_intersection< Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* >();

					current_segment->a._x = intersection->x_position<float>();
					current_segment->a._y = intersection->y_position<float>();
					current_segment->a._z = 3;

					Scale_Coordinates<MT>( current_segment->a );

					intersection = link->downstream_intersection< Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* >();

					current_segment->b._x = intersection->x_position<float>();
					current_segment->b._y = intersection->y_position<float>();
					current_segment->b._z = 3;

					Scale_Coordinates<MT>( current_segment->b );

					_its_component_layer->Push_Element<Regular_Element>(&group);

					delete[] segments;
				}
			}

			template<typename TargetType> void Initialize(TargetType configuration)
			{
				InheritanceTemplate<MasterType,INHERIT(Antares_Fixed_Sensor)>::Initialize<TargetType>(configuration);

				//Link_Line_Segment* segments = new Link_Line_Segment[ 1 ];
				//
				//Link_Line_Group group;
				//group.num_primitives = 1;
				//group.segments = segments;
				//group.object = (void*)((ComponentType*)this);
				//group.color._r = 0;
				//group.color._g = 200;
				//group.color._b = 0;
				//group.color._a = 255;

				//Link_Line_Segment* current_segment = group.segments;

				//Link<typename MasterType::link_type>* link = (Link<typename MasterType::link_type>*)_covered_link;
				//
				//Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* intersection;
				//
				//intersection = link->upstream_intersection< Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* >();
				//
				//current_segment->a._x = intersection->x_position<float>();
				//current_segment->a._y = intersection->y_position<float>();
				//current_segment->a._z = 3;

//TODO
//				//Scale_Coordinates<typename MasterType::type_of(canvas),NT,Target_Type<NT,void,Point_3D<MasterType>&>>( current_segment->a );

				//intersection = link->downstream_intersection< Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* >();

				//current_segment->b._x = intersection->x_position<float>();
				//current_segment->b._y = intersection->y_position<float>();
				//current_segment->b._z = 3;

//TODO
//				//Scale_Coordinates<typename MasterType::type_of(canvas),NT,Target_Type<NT,void,Point_3D<MasterType>&>>( current_segment->b );

				//_its_component_layer->Push_Element<Regular_Element>(&group);

				//delete[] segments;
			}

			static void on_select(const std::list<void*>& removed,const std::list<void*>& added,const std::list<void*>& selected,std::vector<pair<string,string>>& bucket)
			{
				if(removed.size())
				{
					_its_component_layer->Clear_Accented<NT>();

					if(selected.size())
					{
						for(std::list<void*>::const_iterator itr=selected.begin();itr!=selected.end();itr++)
						{
							((ComponentType*)*itr)->Accent_Self<NT>();
						}
					}
				}
				else if(added.size())
				{
					for(std::list<void*>::const_iterator itr=added.begin();itr!=added.end();itr++)
					{
						((ComponentType*)*itr)->Accent_Self<NT>();
					}
				}
			}

			template<typename TargetType> void Accent_Self()
			{
				Link_Line_Segment* segments = new Link_Line_Segment[ 1 ];

				Link_Line_Group group;
				group.num_primitives = 1;
				group.segments = segments;

				Link_Line_Segment* current_segment = group.segments;

				Link<typename MasterType::link_type>* link = (Link<typename MasterType::link_type>*)_covered_link;

				Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* intersection;

				intersection = link->upstream_intersection< Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* >();

				current_segment->a._x = intersection->x_position<float>();
				current_segment->a._y = intersection->y_position<float>();
				current_segment->a._z = 3;

				Scale_Coordinates<MT>( current_segment->a );

				intersection = link->downstream_intersection< Intersection<typename MasterType::intersection_type>* >();

				current_segment->b._x = intersection->x_position<float>();
				current_segment->b._y = intersection->y_position<float>();
				current_segment->b._z = 3;

				Scale_Coordinates<MT>( current_segment->b );

				_its_component_layer->Push_Element<Accented_Element>(&group);

				delete[] segments;
			}

			static m_prototype(Antares_Layer,typename MasterType::antares_layer_type,its_component_layer, NONE, NONE);
		};

		template<typename MasterType,typename InheritanceList,template<class,class> class InheritanceTemplate>
		Antares_Layer<typename MasterType::antares_layer_type>* Antares_Fixed_Sensor<MasterType,InheritanceList,InheritanceTemplate>::_its_component_layer;

		implementation struct Antares_Link_Sensor : public Antares_Fixed_Sensor<MasterType,INHERIT(Antares_Link_Sensor),Link_Sensor>
		{
			template<typename TargetType> static void Initialize_Type()
			{
				Antares_Fixed_Sensor::Initialize_Type<NT>(string("Link Sensors"));
			}
		};
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


This is not one of my original games - it's too old and well-known for that - but I include it partly because I think my scoring system	is an improvement, and partly because it is currently produced by in Australia as an online game under the name Letterbox. Alan Walker, the site's webmaster, reports that something similar was produced by the Seven Network in Perth in the early 1980s as a TV game show called "$50,000 Letterbox".
You each take a separate sheet of paper and draw a grid of 5 x 5 = 25 squares.
To enter into your grid letters of the alphabet, as and when they are called out, in such a way as to make as many words as possible, either horizontally from left to right, or vertically from top to bottom.
Each player in turn calls out any letter of the alphabet they choose, and everyone	writes that letter into any blank square in his or her grid. This continues until 24 squares have been filled. Each player is then free to enter any letter of their own choice into whichever space they have left blank.
For each three-letter word you score 3 points, for each four-letter word 4 points, and for each five-letter word 10 points, making a (highly theoretical) maximum possible of 100 points. Two-letter words don't count.
What gives this game its bite is the feature of scoring for overlapping words. Each and every word you make scores separately, even if one or more of its letters are shared with adjacent words. The only restriction is that you may not score for a shorter word that is entirely contained within a longer.
Note that Row 2 could be scored as 4 for SPAN and 3 for ANY, but this counts only 7 as opposed to the superior three-way split for 9 points. Note also that column 5 yields only 4 for YOWL, and not an additional 3 for OWL as it is completely contained within the longer word - as also is the non-scorable PAL in column 2.


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Russian Helicopters delivered the first Ansat helicopter in medical configuration in the year 2018
14.03.2018 / Kazan
Russian Helicopters Holding Company (part of Rostec State Corporation) delivered the first Ansat helicopter in medical configuration in the year 2018 under the contract with State Transport Leasing Company (STLC). The rotorcraft was delivered to Russian Helicopter Systems. This year STLC will get another 11 Ansat helicopters in medical configuration from Russian Helicopters.
STLC obtains helicopters within the framework of the federal project "Timely provision of emergency medical services in difficult-to-reach regions of the Russian Federation", providing for the development of air medical services in Russia. Last year Russian Helicopters delivered 29 medical helicopters under the contract with STLC. In accordance with the new contract STLC will get 31 helicopters in 2018: 12 Ansat, 13 Mi-8AMT and 6 Mi-8MTV-1.
"Air medical helicopters are indispensable in difficult-to-reach regions and it is critical to us to ensure prompt replenishment of the regional aircraft fleets with the modern air medical rotorcraft." That is why we started the production of the helicopters in advance, in September 2017, and we set a goal for ourselves to deliver all of them before the end of Q1 2018," Andrey Boginskiy, Director General of Russian Helicopters Holding Company, emphasized.
"We are happy to deliver the first medical helicopter in the year 2018 to Russian Helicopter Systems under the contract with our partner in the implementation of the air medical program, Russian Helicopters Holding Company. By the end of 2018 STLC is planning to deliver all the helicopters received from Russian Helicopters to regional aviation companies, implementing the goal set by the country's leadership related to the renewal of the aircraft fleet and rendering emergency medical services in difficult-to-reach regions of Russia," Sergey Khramagin, CEO of STLC noted.
Ansat is a light twin-engine utility helicopter serially produced at Kazan Helicopters. In May 2015 a helicopter modification with a medical module passed certification. The modification complies with all the international air medical standards and allows supporting patient's vital functions during transportation. In accordance with the certificate the design of the helicopter allows for its prompt transformation into either cargo, or passenger version with the capability to transport up to seven people.
The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Tatarstan became the first customer of the medical version of the new Ansat produced by Kazan Helicopters. The helicopter designed for medical evacuation and on-board emergency medical services has already been put at the disposal of the Republic's hospital as the means for emergency medical evacuation and transportation of casualties.
It is to be recalled that in 2017 the first Ansat with a medical module was delivered to the customer under the contract with STLC at the end of May, while in 2018 the delivery period shifted and the first delivery took place already in March.
Russian Helicopters, (part of State Corporation Rostec), is one of the global leaders in helicopter production and the only helicopter design and production powerhouse in Russia. Russian Helicopters was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Moscow. The company comprises five helicopter production facilities, two design bureaus, a spare parts production and repair facility, as well as an aftersale service branch responsible for maintenance and repair in Russia and all over the world. Among Russian Helicopters customers - Russian ministries and state authorities (Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Emergency Control Ministry), operators (Gazpromavia, UTair), major Russian and foreign corporations. In 2016 Russian Helicopters IFRS revenues reached RUB 214.3 billion. Deliveries reached 189 helicopters.
State Corporation Rostec is a Russian corporation founded in 2007 for the purpose of promoting the development, production and export of hi-tech civilian and military industry products. It comprises 700 organisations, nine of which have now been formed as holding companies of the military-industrial complex, six of them are involved in civil industries and 32 are directly controlled. Rostec's portfolio includes recognised brands such as Avtovaz, Kamaz, Kalashnikov Concern, Russian Helicopters, and VSMPO-AVISMA. Rostec's organisations are located in 60 constituent entities of the Russian Federation and supply their products to the markets of more than 70 countries. The revenue of Rostec in 2016 the consolidated revenue of Rostec reached RUB 1.266 trillion, while consolidated net income and EBITDA amounted to RUB 88 and 268 billion. In 2016 average salaries within the Corporation amounted to RUB 44 thousand. According to the new Rostec strategy, the new main goal of the Corporation is to facilitate technological advantage of Russia at highly competitive international markets. Planned volume of investments into development until 2025 is RUB 4.3 trillion.
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Caribbean lizards face extinction threat
An Anguilla Bank skink. Blair Hedges and his team have discovered and scientifically named 24 new species of lizards known as skinks. Credit: Karl Questel
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa., April 30 (UPI) -- Twenty-four new species of lizard were recently discovered in the Caribbean and almost half are already close to extinction, researchers say.
A team led by Blair Hedges, a professor of biology at Penn State University, discovered and named the 24 species of lizards known as skinks, an article in the journal Zootaxa reported.
"Now, one of the smallest groups of lizards in this region of the world has become one of the largest groups," Hedges said. "We were completely surprised to find what amounts to a new fauna, with co-occurring species and different ecological types."
These New World skinks arrived in the Americas about 18 million years ago from Africa by floating on mats of vegetation, he said.
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Though long established in the Caribbean, almost all of the identified species now face extinction, Hedges said, primarily to predation by the mongoose -- an invasive predatory mammal introduced by farmers to control rats in sugarcane fields during the late nineteenth century.
"The mongoose is the predator we believe is responsible for many of the species' close-to-extinction status in the Caribbean," Hedges said. "Our data show that the mongoose, which was introduced from India in 1872 and spread around the islands over the next three decades, has nearly exterminated this entire reptile fauna, which had gone largely unnoticed by scientists and conservationists until now."
A sharp decline in skink populations coincided with the introduction of the mongoose, he said.
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"By 1900, less than 50 percent of those mongoose islands still had their skinks, and the loss has continued to this day," Hedges said.
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Some Letters of Sri Aurobindo to Amal Kiran: A Personal Correspondence of 1938
February 18, 2019 by Anurag Banerjee	/ 5
A set letters of Sri Aurobindo addressed to K. D. Sethna alias Amal Kiran written from Pondicherry to Mumbai has been published without any omission for the special value they have of showing a very human side to a divine personality. While several important topics are dealt with in brief, some of the matters mentioned are bound to strike one as trivia, but they become significant because of the writer being what he was—a friend and father who was at the same time a Himalayan Master. The father-touch comes through most in the opening letter of the last letter, for the inquiry found there was made entirely on the writer's own initiative. The absence of expected communication from the addressee prompted the sweet concern expressed. The letter's end also has a deeply solicitous accent in a different yet related context.
Amal,
We were very glad to receive your letter of the 6th and to know that you are going on as well there as can be expected in another atmosphere and among very different-minded people. We have received the packet and the designs — I suppose Lalita has written to you.
Homi's information is interesting; if he wishes to write to the Mother direct he can do so though the answer will usually go through you.
As for the house contemplated by Aimai and Sharanagata, there is one (a house of Henri Gaebelé) next to the Bartwa house which you know very well, so I need not describe it. It is to be sold in June or July, but as it will be by auction it is not possible to say how much it will cost—it might turn out something a little above Rs. 10,000 rather than under.
I have been kept too occupied with other things to make much headway with the poem—except that I have spoiled your beautiful neat copy of the Worlds under the oestrus of the restless urge for more and more perfection; but we are here for World-improvement, so I hope that is excusable.
The Mother's Note: my love and blessings are with you.
You seem to have been having an excessive number of tosses, — knee, influenza, overdose of medicine! I hope you have come through them all unshaken, alert and smiling. Three however are enough and to spare.
Your three friends can all have permission for the Darshan — but accommodation in the Ashram is, alas, hoping for the physically impossible. They will have like so many others to camp somewhere.
So Nuffield has come to "nuffings". [1] That was always possible, but the intervention of the secretaries has sealed the possibility and made it a certitude. The only chance would have been if somebody had got hold of him by the button hole and fixing him still farther with a magic eye like the Ancient Mariner talked him into being interested even in spite of himself and his ear turned to the marriage bells, i.e. to unlimited reading matter, University donations and the manufacture of innumerable aeroplanes for the future worldwide massacre.
But what is the matter with you? You want to insure the Mother's life and for Rs. 10,000! If it were one crore of rupees and the insuring company undertook to pay all the premiums themselves, then the matter might just be negotiable. [2]
That's all I think for the present. I have been too much under high pressure to write, so you must not expect an overlong letter. We hope to see you before long hale, hearty and full of pep for the future.
The Mother sends her love and blessings along with mine.
You must on no account return here before your heart has recovered. No doubt, death must not be feared, but neither should death or permanent ill-health be invited. Here, especially now when all the competent doctors have gone away or been sent to a distance from Pondicherry, there would be no proper facilities for the treatment you still need, while you have them all there. You should remember the Mother's warning to you when she said that you would have your realisation in this life provided you did not do something silly so as to shorten your life. That "something silly" you tried your best to do when you swallowed with a cheerful liberality a poison-medicine without taking the least care to ascertain what was the maximum dose. [3] You have escaped by a sort of miracle, but with a shaken heart. To risk making that shaky condition of the heart a permanent disability of the body rendering it incapable of resisting any severe physical attack or shock in the future, would be another "something silly" of the same quality. So it's on no account to be done.
You need not be afraid of losing anything great by postponing your return to Pondicherry. A general descent of the kind you speak of is not in view at the moment and even if it comes, it can very easily catch you up into itself whenever you come if you are in the right openness; and if you are not, then even its descending would not be of so urgent an importance, since it would take you some time to become aware of it or receive it. So there is no reason why you should not in this matter cleave to common sense and the sage advice of the doctors. [4]
For a long time the conditions were such that writing letters was impossible, hence my silence. I have been hearing of your health from others, but very vaguely, "Amal is still not well," "Amal looks much better but the heart is still weak," "Amal is better." You might let me know the exact condition. We have heard from Minnie that your mother's hernia has been pronounced curable.
One matter. Mehroo Tarachand wrote asking for permission for November darshan with Dhun and requesting an answer through you, but as I could not write, there was no answer. Now she has written again; but we have also a letter from Dhun saying that her (Mehroo's) mother is ill and she won't be able to come. Anyhow she can be informed that she has the permission and can come, if she is able to manage; she will be put up with Dhun in one of the new houses.
I have also not been able to deal with your four poems up till now. I do not find them satisfactory. The substance of good poetry, but lacking in perfection, that powerful or exquisite perfection you were so often getting recently. The three blank poems have fallen back into a monotone rhythm owing to lack of swing and driving force; the lyric is pretty, but has not the usual combination of felicity and directness except in the last two lines. But I presume all that is due to lack of inspirational exercise and keeping the hand in.
I have not been able to make any headway with Savitri owing to lack of time and also to an appalled perception of the disgraceful imperfection of all the sections after the first two. But I have tackled them again as I think I wrote to you and have pulled up the third section to a higher consistency of level; the "worlds" have fallen into a state of manuscript chaos, corrections upon corrections, additions upon additions, rearrangements on rearrangements, out of which perhaps some cosmic beauty will emerge.
The Mother sends her blessings and I mine.
I write to get news about your progress—recovery—I hear that you are better; I hope you can confirm it.
I have not yet been able to answer Homi's letter. You can tell him from me that the Mother and I were both extremely well-impressed by Bosanquet's photograph which shows a remarkable personality and great spiritual possibilities. I may be able to write about (Bosanquet's) letter in a few days. If he comes here, we shall be glad to give him help in his spiritual aspiration.
There is nothing much to say on other matters. The Asram increases always, but its finances are as they were, which is a mathematical equation of doubtful validity and is not so much an equation as an equivoke.
I have done an enormous amount of work with Savitri. The third section has been recast—not rewritten—so as to give it a more consistent epic swing and elevation of level. The fourth section, the Worlds, is undergoing transformation. The "Life" part is in a way finished, though I shall have to go over the ground perhaps some five or six times more to ensure perfection of detail. I am now starting a recasting of the "Mind" part of which I had only made a sort of basic rough draft. I hope that this time the work will stand as more final and definitive.
In sending news of yourself, you will no doubt send news of your mother, also. I saw a notice of a remedy (in the Matin) for hernia which they say has succeeded in America and is introduced in France, very much resembling the defunct doctor's discovery (the one who treated Lalita's father), but perhaps more assuredly scientific; it is reported to get rid for good of belts and operations and to have made millions of cures. It will be a great thing for many if it turns out to be reliable.
[1] The Mother, on being shown Lord Nuffield's photograph, had found him an open unconventionally generous mind. So Amal Kiran's brother, who was in England at the time and enthusiastic to work for the Ashram, was sent with Sri Aurobindo's approval a write-up by Amal Kiran about the cultural and educational aspect of the Ashram and about the need for financial support. Unfortunately, to everybody's amazement, Nuffield got kidnapped and, when released, became difficult to approach directly.
[2] Since the Integral Yoga was expected to prolong the Mother's life indefinitely, a life-insurance realizable after a long term seems to have been suggested on the basis of some proposal made by an insurance company.
[3] The normal tonic dose was one-twelfth of a grain, but the man who gave "physician's phial", which had no directions, mistakenly advised a dose of four grains, which meant forty-eight times the normal dose. It was later ascertained that beyond one-sixth of a grain the potent drug would be dangerous to life. Twenty-four times this quantity would surely be lethal.
[4] The Supramental Manifestation which took place on 29 February 1956 was expected in the year 1938. Before Amal Kiran left for Mumbai the Mother had told him that "a general descent" might occur in the course of the year and she wanted him to be in Pondicherry around that time and would inform him of its imminence or its occurrence. As no word about it came up to nearly the end of July he was curious to know what he should do.
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Certainly these letters reveal another aspect of Sri Aurobindo's personality, capable of remembering the price of real estates or struggling with the progress of the sections in Savitri. The affectionate father-like tone towards the end of the letters is quite a novel touch.
Goutam Ghosal says:
Dear Anurag,
Thanks a lot for these gems. Curiously enough, Sethna lost all his poetic inspiration after Sri Aurobindo's passing in 1950 ( as he told me on many an occasion during our long talks at 21 rue franscois matin street house) For nearly half a century after that he wrote prose in various veins, starting with his letters to P.Lal since 1951 struggling frantically to convince the Calcuttan that Sri Aurobindo had meant the rhetoric of his poetry and that they had never been "Roget's Thesaurus"! The curious researcher may give a look at my long discussion on Sethna's prose serialised in Mother India in the later part of the 90s by the courtesy of R.Y.Deshpande.
thanks for the treasures, keep up the good work, congratulations ….
Surendra Singh says:
Many thanks – Anurag for sharing these warm and intimate Guru – Shyshya correspondence – And what a disciple was 'Amal -da'.
Amal – da was absolute literary genius in the true sense of the word –
His love and surrender for Lord Sri Aurobindo the Divine Mother did not come in the way of his luminous and giant intellect – He could write with incredible ease on any thing with supreme authority without referring so many books –
We should be thankful to him that he could elucidate deeper critical comments and light from Lord Sri Aurobindo on and about Savitri – he always had time to meet all of us with love and gestures of kindnesses –
Surendra s chouhan – SAICE'69
George J. Hunziker says:
Thank you Anurag and your co-workers for the outstanding and much appreciated work you all do, with this publication, and the many others that preceded this, I have been privileged to receive.
George J. Hunziker


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Good quality work despite a few days when things wasn't quite as easy as we thought it would be. Flexible for some extra work to be added as the job progressed. Would have been nice to see receipts for materials bought and used. However, would recommend.


The German private law contains no specific regulations on factoring. Thus, the factoring is governed by the general provisions of the civil code and by the provisions of the commercial code relating to the commercial transactions. The factoring contract concluded at the beginning of the co-operation between the factor and the supplier is a frame contract, which provides an obligation to conclude the further performing agreements. Such particular agreements to be concluded under this frame contract may be classified as a contract of sale of receivables or as a loan contract with additional assignment of receivable securing the loan repayment. The factoring is based on the transfer of the receivables. According to the German law, the assignment of receivables is the only instrument of the transfer of receivables within the factoring transactions to the factor. The German law on the assignment of receivables provides some important rules which facilitate and thus promote the factoring. In particular, it allows the general assignment of (existing and future) receivables, removes the ban of assignment incorporated in the civil code. In addition, with its rules on transfer of accessory rights securing payment of the assigned receivable and the priority rules referring to the persons who, by operation of law, claim the rights in the same assigned receivable, it clarifies the effects of an assignment. By establishing the abstraction principle with respect to the assignment it also removes the uncertainty concerning validity of the assignment agreement. Moreover, it confirms a generally accepted rule, that an assignment does not affect the debtor's legal position without the debtor's consent. All these rules can maintain a fair balance of interests between the different parties involved in factoring transactions.


I'm cramped in my seat right now typing on my phone as I write this blog post.
It is a cold, frigid day, and I am on my way to work. The morning commute is fine. The one thing that makes taking the train worse than driving to work is that I can't use tools like dragon talk to speak. Well, I could, but I would sound crazy. That is why I need better writing mobile apps.
These writing mobile apps can help me create better content even while I am on the go dodging other commuters.
The cool thing about writing on my mobile device is the smart technology that attempts to predict my next word. Like a little game of what comes next.
Below is a list of a few of my favorite tools for content creation from a mobile app.
1. WordPress– for an avid WordPress user like myself, it makes sense to use the WordPress mobile app to write content directly in the source. The WordPress mobile app allows you the freedom to do this wherever you are. You can even add media, publish articles, and respond to comments straight from the mobile app.
2. Microsoft Word Mobile– If you don't have a WordPress site, then you might want to consider the Microsoft Word app to write and edit your content. While it might not have all the options you would use with your traditional Word document on a desktop, you can still create content on the go.
3. Grammarly– This mobile writing app is a godsend if you miss the small edits when you are writing on a regular basis. As someone who at times averaged 40,000 words per week, I can tell you that mistakes happen.
Grammarly reduces the number of mistakes you make, so you can produce a better piece of content.
4. Upwork- if you don't have the time or the desire to write all your content from scratch, then it makes sense to outsource this task to someone more talented or likely to create your content.
Upwork is the largest freelancer site in the world. They have writers and editors to help you with your content needs.
While the app is not perfect, it provides a launch pad for you to message your current contractors on the go.
5. Google Docs– the final app today is Google Docs. While Microsoft Word has better editing capabilities, Google Docs has better sharing capabilities.
Now that you have some great mobile content creation tools, it is time to start writing.
Start by letting me know in the comments, which mobile content app we shared above you liked the most. Or if you have one we missed, let us know why it is valuable.


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The Do-Over (2016)
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The life of a bank manager is turned upside down when a friend from his past manipulates him into faking his own death and taking off on an adventure.
Director: Steven Brill
Actors: Adam Sandler, David Spade, Kathryn Hahn, Matt Walsh, Nick Swardson, Paula Patton, Renée Taylor
Quality: WEB
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Meet Dave (2008)
A crew of miniature aliens operate a spaceship that has a human form. While trying to save their planet, the aliens encounter a new problem, as their ship becomes smitten…
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Family, Science Fiction
Treasure Buddies (2012)
Disney's irresistible talking puppies are back in an all-new movie that takes them halfway across the world to the ruins of ancient Egypt. With the help of some exotic new…
Genre: Adventure, Family
The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption (2012)
Since his triumphant rise to power in the original blockbuster "The Scorpion King", Mathayus' kingdom has fallen and he's lost his queen to plague. Now an assassin for hire, he…
Genre: Adventure, English Drama, Fantasy
I Shall Never Return (2017)
A surreal adaptation of Moby Dick. Lake, obsessed with finding the ultimate truth, is led down a path into the horrifying depths of his own subconscious.
Genre: Adventure, Horror
Fuelled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's selfless act, Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince assemble a team of metahumans consisting of Barry Allen, Arthur Curry and…
Country: Canada, UK, USA
Genre: Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Memories of the Sword (2015)
While in medieval Korea, a young girl sets out to revenge the betrayal and the death of her mother. But therefore she must face one of the most powerful men…
Genre: Adventure, English Drama, History
Barely Lethal (2015)
A 16-year-old international assassin yearning for a "normal" adolescence fakes her own death and enrolls as a senior in a suburban high school. She quickly learns that being popular can…
Samsara (2001)
A love story situated in the Himalayas. A Buddhist monk can't choose between life and the way of the Buddha.
Country: France, Germany, India, Italy, Switzerland
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999)
Two Jedi Knights escape a hostile blockade to find allies and come across a young boy who may bring balance to the Force, but the long dormant Sith resurface to…
Genre: Adventure, Science Fiction
Christopher Robin (2018)
Working-class family man Christopher Robin encounters his childhood friend Winnie-the-Pooh, who helps him to rediscover the joys of life.
From director Hiromasa Yonebayashi: "Kanini & Kanino"; "Life Ain't Gonna Lose" directed by Yoshiyuki Momose; and "Invisible" directed by Akihiko Yamashita. These leaders of animation draw tales of modest heroes…
Genre: Adventure, Animation, Fantasy
Two young brothers are drawn into an intergalactic adventure when their house is hurled through the depths of space by the magical board game they are playing.
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Trailer: The Do-Over (2016)


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Q: Restore of Replicated Database fails with "Cannot drop the table  because it is being used for replication." published database restoration failed once you setup transactional Replication using system Store procedures. Few work around to this problem is restore with KEEP_replication option and than drop the publication and subscription.
Is there anything we can do while setting up the Transactional replication using System SP that can avoid this issue ?

A: Use below query to avoid replication related SP in Transactional Replication.
SELECT name 'ROUTINE_NAME','T' 'ROUTINE_TYPE'
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            WHERE OBJECTPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID,'TableHasPrimaryKey') = 1 AND name not like 'MSpeer%'


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Four say they wouldn't take avalanche risks
ctvbc.ca Published Sunday, January 4, 2009 7:53PM PST
The high risk of avalanches has local ski hills taking a strict approach with people who venture out of bounds.
Despite this, four men who were kicked out of Grouse Mountain Resort and banned for venturing out of bounds in front of camera crews last week were back on the slopes Sunday -- at Whistler.
Backcountry enthusiasts James Hillier, Graham Haywood, Sean Nixon and Andrew Petsnick say they didn't need help while at the North Shore resort.
"We could have got out of there no problem ourselves and it's just too bad that it got escalated so quickly," said Petsnick.
This comes two days after losing pass privileges at Grouse Mountain for venturing out of bounds. It was a trek that prompted an immediate helicopter search -- for which the four are being told they will have to pay.
"We went out there with the proper equipment and knowledge to take those risks and we find that it's inappropriate that we are bring punished so harshly," said Hillier.
"Unfortunately we're being used as an example, which is a little unfair, in our opinion," said Haywood.
But opinions vary at the end of a week that's seen 10 deaths due to avalanches in B.C., and Grouse Mountain is still threatening to circulate their names to other resorts.
Local resident Dean Edwards was sympathetic.
"I can see where [the resorts are] coming from, but I think it's a bit harsh," he said.
"They're putting other people at risk to save their lives, you know I just don't think there's room to be stupid, disagreed Dale Mikkelsen.
The rescuers are with Mikkelson on this.
"I think they're very sincere young men and I think they're passionate about what they do, but I think it was a poor choice," said Tim Jones of North Shore Search and Rescue.
So far Grouse Mountain hasn't tallied the cost of the search, sent a bill or circulated their names. Whistler Blackcomb said that until this happens they will be treated like any other guest -- all of whom would have their Whistler Blackcomb passes revoked and be subject to a year-long ban if they ventured out of bounds at the resort.
The young men say they regularly check avalanche danger... and acknowledge that here in the alpine the risk is too high.
"Would we access dangerous avalanche prone terrain that isn't recommended to be skied -- of course not. That would be foolish and we would never take that risk," said Petsnick.
With a report from CTV British Columbia's Sarah Galashan
Second Whistler avalanche victim an avid skier
Whistler makes changes following avalanche deaths
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Cannes puts local film maker on road to success
A FILM-maker has followed up a top award at Cannes Film Festival by snapping up an exclusive distribution deal.
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James Webber, of Oak Lane, Isleworth, has had an epic few months with his 11-minute film, Driftwood, which won the Coup de Coeur award from the most famous film festival in the world, Cannes.
Then Shorts International offered to distribute the film, which could put the 32-year-old writer and director, and his team, on their way to the Oscars because Shorts is the only distributor able to nominate short films for the Academy awards.
The company was also one of iTunes' earliest film industry partners so the public will be able to buy it from there.
Mr Webber said: "We never aimed to make money with Driftwood. We just wanted the biggest possible audience to enjoy it, so winning the Coup de Coeur at Cannes was amazing. It was one of only three British films to receive the honour, which was pretty impressive.
"The biggest thing for any film is to get a distributor, and I was looking at my phone about to Google Shorts International to see if they were at Cannes when I saw I'd had a call from them that I'd missed!
"That was bizarre. I called back and they said they'd really like to take Driftwood on, which is fantastic as they are the distributor you want for short films.
"Being at Cannes was great, we were rubbing shoulders with the great and good of the film industry and it was fascinating going to the film market, which is teeming with film industry professionals."
Since Cannes, Driftwood has been nominated for three more awards, including a shortlisting by the East End Film Festival, one of the UK's biggest.
Before Cannes, the inspirational tale won best film at the British Independent Film Festival and best foreign film at the Sunset Film Festival, Los Angeles.


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Bonerama Letter to the Louisiana Congressional Delegation
Band tells Congress: support public radio
On August 10, 2011, the New Orleans-based brass-funk-rock band Bonerama sent a letter to the members of the Louisiana Congressional Delegation in support of National Public Radio and their local affiliate, WWOZ. Public radio's support over the years has been instrumental in the band's success, just as it has for many developing artists across the country. Download a PDF of the letter below.
Members of the Louisiana Congressional Delegation,
We, the members of Bonerama, are writing in support of National Public Radio and non-commercial radio. National Public Radio is a principal vehicle for fostering the growth of local music communities and helps to maintain the vitality of American Arts and Culture. NPR has been instrumental in delivering the unique sounds of our hometown of New Orleans to music enthusiasts across the country year-round. Without this kind of exposure, the musicians of Louisiana would not be able to expand their networks and grow their brands and businesses.
Bonerama is a trombone jazz funk and rock band that formed in New Orleans in 1998. The individual members of the band originate form all across the country, but were drawn together by the spirit and soul of New Orleans. The band gained a regional audience through its residency at Tipitina's in the French Quarter. This original gig allowed Bonerama to begin to tour and eventually release three live albums. In 2008, the band teamed up with indie pop stars OK Go for the EP You're Not Alone, to raise money for New Orleans musicians displaced by Katrina. Last year, we released our first studio-recorded EP, Hard Times. Hard Times includes a cover of Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks," as well as the song "Lost My House," which is a true account inspired by the levee failures of 2005. Hard Times received significant local press and was brought to the attention of national audiences through NPR. In April, NPR featured Bonerama on a compilation of bands as a lead up to the 2011 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
The music of Louisiana maintains its vibrant nature due to deep cultural roots and the individual communities that grow from those roots. Public radio in Louisiana is the number one platform for delivering and developing local artists that continue to build upon the history and traditions that precede them. WWOZ, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Station, is a prime example of such a public radio station. Over the last few years, NPR has paired with WWOZ to provide nationwide coverage of the Jazz Festival, and bring the sounds of Louisiana to listeners across the country.
Bonerama is essentially a small business making a living off our local export, Louisiana culture and music. Public radio and NPR has been the largest promotional device for our business and Louisiana music and culture as a whole. If Congress votes to limit federal funding for NPR and non- commercial radio stations, small local stations that are in true need of such funding will have to cut jobs. The ability to program and feature a multitude of rising diverse local artists will be limited and national exposure to Louisiana music and culture will be diminished. As working musicians with close bonds to the community, Bonerama believes that the de-funding of public radio would cause a debilitating blow to both the culture and economy of our great state of Louisiana.
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When it comes to teeth that were stained a VERY dark brown or grey when you were young and took the antibiotic tetracycline, there are unfortunately not a lot of options for making a dramatic change. While Deep BleachingTM is the most conservative option, it isn't necessarily for everyone. And if you've already had some previous cosmetic dentistry done and also want that redone to look better with the modern techniques cosmetic dentistry can offer, you most likely need a Total Smile Makeover.
Chan was just such a patient when he first came to my office back in 2005; his old porcelain-to-metal crowns had been done many years previously, but his bite never felt quite right, and he just wasn't thrilled with the look. In addition, over time his gums had receded slightly, leaving the grey metal edges exposed and unattractive. Honestly, his teeth were the absolute darkest brown stained teeth I've EVER seen, even 5 years later.
Could porcelain veneers be used to treat tetracycline-stained teeth? Possibly, but it's highly unlikely in a case like this. We actually NEEDED metal under the crowns (nowadays we have a different option) to mask the super-dark teeth, so we ended up choosing CaptekTM crowns, which have a very high gold content to give a beautiful, natural light reflection that looks fabulous. Not only that, but they've been proven to help repel plaque at the gum level and keep gums super-healthy.
As you can imagine, Chan is MUCH happier with his smile now!


Podcaster. Producer. Maestro of horror movie analysis. If Mike Murcer sounds like someone who would be found deep in the depths of Banshee Labyrinth with a pint and a good book, The Evolution of Horror will only reinforce that rather pleasing image.
Each episode sees Mike and his guests discuss everything to do with horror movies. Much like evolution itself, the series is a slow burner – the second podcast is one of ten dedicated solely to slasher-horror films like Halloween. The conversations he has with his guests pierce into the heart of a genre which has experienced some memorable moments of cinematic brilliance (A Nightmare on Elm Street, for example).
Conversely, horror has also fallen victim to too many cash-in sequels destined to plague their superior originals (Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare – even the Wikipedia synopsis is dire). Good or bad, Murcer covers them all.
This particular podcast sees Mike introduce discussions about slasher movies, their origins and how they have developed into their modern form. Joined by guests from the BFI and horror-film feminist group The Final Girls, Murcer expertly guides more than an hour of talking and interviews that details exactly what make slasher films tick.
It's a feast of information that has the intellectual power to pull listeners in, without becoming too complex in its explanations. The amount of detail fitted into about 70 minutes is deeply impressive, but also avoids feeling like an overload of banal facts.
Beyond this incredible level of detail, The Evolution of Horror sadly offers little in the way of entertainment. It is okay to have a discussion based show – not everything can be a fresh and funky comedy, nor should it be – but Murcer's writing and delivery comes across as a bit soulless.
There is little humour. Everything seems formal, and there is nothing to smile at. It is very difficult to enjoy hearing Murcer speak, even if what he is saying is interesting. The style is more befitting of a lecture than a podcast. A good lecture, for sure, but podcasts should be more engaging than that.
For those already interested in horror movies, this is the realisation of a delirious fantasy. An unashamed and intelligent nerd-out can be broadcast into the ears of avid fans, who can admire Murcer's collection of facts and opinions. Everyone else, however, may prefer to choose something with a bit more personality.


Sometimes it's more fun to swim against the tide as the BMW 2 Series Coupé flawlessly demonstrates. Those who forge new paths also appreciate travelling down safely illuminated roads. Oncoming traffic can rest assured of a dazzle-free journey though. Servotronic keeps the steering behaviour optimal at all times and numerous further details make even unconventional days easier, regardless of where life takes you.
The Adaptive Headlights with variable city and highway light distribution, including cornering lights as well as Bi-Xenon headlight technology, provide optimal illumination of the road ahead. The moving headlights light up bends and corners as soon as the driver starts turning the steering wheel. To improve short-range visibility, the cornering lights are automatically activated as soon as the turn indicator is switched on or the steering wheel is turned, even when the vehicle is at a standstill. The Adaptive Headlights ensure optimal illumination in every situation on the road, significantly increasing driving safety.
The High-Beam Assist relieves the driver at night by automatically switching between high and low beam depending on the presence of vehicles in front or oncoming traffic. The lights are also automatically dimmed when street lighting is sufficient. A camera located near the rear-view mirror detects the headlight surrounds of other vehicles at a distance of up to 1000 metres. When the High-Beam Assist is activated and an oncoming vehicle approaches or the rear lights of a vehicle in front are detected, the system automatically switches between high and low beam.
Enjoy optimal power steering support in every driving situations with Servotronic. It adjusts the steering power to suit the current speed and delivers a direct and precise steering response at high speeds. It also offers supreme comfort by minimising the physical effort required when steering, as well as maximising agility when parking, manoeuvring, or navigating narrow or twisting roads. A control unit uses the electronic speed measurements to determine the necessary power steering support for every driving situation. An electronically controlled valve in the steering hydraulics allows fine power steering adjustments to be made that are far more precise than with conventional servoassisted power steering systems which rely on motor RPM for orientation. This system means that less physical effort is necessary for steering at lower speeds. As speed increases, servo-power is progressively decreased in order to ensure direct contact with the road and directional stability.
A control unit uses the electronic speed measurements to determine the necessary power steering support for every driving situation. An electronically controlled valve in the steering hydraulics allows fine power steering adjustments to be made that are far more precise than with conventional servoassisted power steering systems which rely on motor RPM for orientation.
This system means that less physical effort is necessary for steering at lower speeds. As speed increases, servo-power is progressively decreased in order to ensure direct contact with the road and ensure directional stability.
The BMW 2 Series Coupé rises to the occasion on the inside. The storage compartments in the doors even have enough room for one litre bottles. Cup holders in the centre console and the rear centre armrest ensure drinks are securely stowed. The rear-seat backrests can be folded down in a 40:20:40 split for the transportation of larger and bulkier objects. And the storage compartment package enhances the BMW 2 Series Coupé with helpful details like a floor net, bag holders and lashing eyes in the luggage compartment. This ensures safety and functionality.
The Comfort Access system is innovative and easy to operate. It makes it possible to open the car doors and start the engine without having to use the car key. The key, which may be in a trouser pocket or briefcase, is automatically recognised upon approaching the car. Once the door has been automatically unlocked, the driver can get in and start the engine by pressing the Start-Stop button. The Comfort Access system relies on key authentication to ensure its security.


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Pat Toddy
Pat Toddy has enjoyed rich experiences working in print, radio, and television journalism over the past two decades.
Recently, she landed her first radio endorsement for "The Perfect Workout." She is devoted to training in the specialized fitness program, and is honored to deliver her testimonials for radio. In addition, she typically writes the spots and works on marketing strategies.
The mother of three also enjoys mentoring aspiring journalists who have come to watch her as she anchors the news. Toddy, who spent six years at FOX 29 where she helped produced the Ten O'Clock News, thrives in breaking news situations. She is known for her constant composure amid the chaos while always looking for a story's local impact. She has also done on-air TV work for CBS and FOX. The West Chester University alum also reports for KYW Newsradio.
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After 3 decades, the Ritz at the Bourse is closing
You have less than a week to catch a movie at the Ritz at the Bourse in Old City. After three decades, the beloved theater is closing, but a new operation will take over the space. Read more here...
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As students grieve suicide deaths, Rowan University adjusts approach to mental health
Rowan University hosted a discussion about approaches to mental health Monday night for students and staff. the Galssboro campus is united in grief, and trying to cope with the loss of three...
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Community forum generates ideas for curbing gun violence
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — An event organized by Pa. Sen. Sharif Street and community activist Darryl Shuler drew about 1,000 people to the Met Philadelphia auditorium for a forum...
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NJ Transit River Line almost back to normal after wheel inspections
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — Following a weekend of round-the-clock wheel inspections, the New Jersey Transit River Line is running normal service.
In the interest of rider...
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Nonprofit grants Disney World wish to Montco girl with special needs
ABINGTON TWP., Pa. (KYW Newsradio) — A nonprofit organization, has granted a Disney World getaway to a Montgomery County second grader and her family.
Maddie Tuteur can be counted...
Philly food scene bolsters fight against HIV with Dining Out For Life
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — It was a night of dining and donating in Philadelphia and the suburbs Thursday night.
Hundreds of diners brought their cravings for dumplings and dim...
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Man accidentally shot himself in Old City parking garage
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — A lesson in gun safety could be in order for a young man who accidentally shot himself in an old city parking garage.
Philadelphia police say a 23-...
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Police investigate shooting at Wayne Wawa
WAYNE, Pa. (KYW Newsradio) — One person has been shot to death outside a Wawa in Wayne.
A shooter opened fire at the Wawa on 151 Sugartown Road around 8.30 Thursday night. ...
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South Jersey mom gets prison after accidentally smothering infant
BURLINGTON COUNTY, N.J. (KYW Newsradio) — A South Jersey woman will spend time behind bars for accidentally killing her infant son four years ago.
It's four years in state prison...
Bucks County shelter-in-place order lifted; gas leak contained
UPDATED: 10:30 a.m.
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — A Bucks County shelter-in-place order was lifted Monday morning after a gas leak at a chemical facility.


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Schidax coronaria is een vlinder uit de familie van de uraniavlinders (Uraniidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1899 door Strecker.

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