The Code of Conduct of the South Metropolitan Cricket Association is written and designed with the express intention to provide clear guidelines under which the SMCA Executive, member clubs and officials wish to see the game of cricket played in all matches involving SMCA registered players, teams or clubs.
The Code of Conduct is enshrined in the By-Laws of the association with the express intention of all participants to be bound to play, administer and watch the game of cricket within the SMCA with goodwill and sportsmanship and within the boundaries of normal and acceptable community standards.
The Code of Conduct applies to all registered players, officials, office bearers, club members or supporters, member clubs including SMCA Umpires association.
Additionally the Code of Conduct will apply to any functions sanctioned by the SMCA such as Annual General Meeting's, Special General Meeting's, President and Executive meetings, Association windups, Inter-association matches and functions where SMCA members, officials, umpires or spectators are involved.
1. Report by an SMCA appointed (official umpire) or a team captain in the event that the match does not have an SMCA appointed official umpire. A report from a club captain must be counter signed by a club official as confirmation that the club supports the captain's decision to make the report. All reports must be lodged within the specified time frame and by the method as outlined in By-Law 63a (iii).
2. Any report received by the SMCA Administrator will be referred for investigation and hearing by the P&D provided it meets the criteria as outlined above. If a report falls outside of the criteria, it can be referred as a matter to the P&D only if it is referred directly by the executive after discussion and review at an executive meeting or by a review of the information by another medium, most notably being email or phone between all available executive members.
3. Member clubs that breach the code of conduct will be subject to fines and penalties including penalties towards the Champion Club award if found guilty of any offence.
4. Should a player be reported and a P&D convened, the player's captain is required to attend the P&D along with the player/s involved.
If a player, official, spectator or club is found guilty of a breach or breaches of the code, penalties as outlined in By-Law 65b will be applied by the P&D. The guideline for offences and penalties shall act as an indicator for the P&D but the P&D have the autonomy to apply penalties, as it deems appropriate.
Web participation by members of the South Metropolitan Cricket Association to vilify, defame or criticise other members of the South Metropolitan Cricket Association whether they be players or official's acting in any capacity where it is deemed to be bringing the game into disrepute. Any player or official found to be engaging in this sort of activity may be brought before the P&D to answer a charge or charges of bringing the game into disrepute and be dealt with in accordance with this code of conduct.
Web participation is currently defined as all forms of public web-based communication and expression, such as blogs, microblogs, linkblogs, social network sites, wikis, bookmark sites, photo sharing sites, video sharing sites, forums, mailing lists, discussion groups and chat rooms.
All breaches of the code of conduct will be graded in severity and the below chart is to be used as a guide only for reporting purposes. A further recommendation from the P&D to upgrade the severity of any charge brought before it will be allowable at the time of the P&D hearing or before. Any upgrade in a charge against a reported player or club will be taken into consideration in the determining any penalty handed down by the P&D.
Equipment abuse, excessive appealing and dissent towards an umpires decision, sending a batsman off by pointing or gestures when a wicket has fallen which will carry a minimum penalty of a two (2) playing dates ban and a maximum of a four (4) playing dates ban.
Threatening or intimidating behaviour towards an umpire, official or player including verbal abuse, running aggressively towards a batsman or non striker when a wicket has been taken, vilification of a minor type, attempted assault or light contact with another player will carry a minimum penalty of a six (6) playing dates and a maximum penalty of twelve (12) playing dates. The offending player/official's club to be fined $100 per offence a player/official is found guilty of and be penalised towards club champion award.
Failure of Clubs to control spectator behaviour, inclusive of club members whilst club members are spectators will carry a minimum penalty $100 fine with maximum penalty to be $500 plus possible suspensions depending on severity of each case.
Players or officials from one club acting as spectators at another club may also be covered under this rule and subject to penalties such as fines and suspensions as deemed appropriate by the P&D.
Bringing the game into disrepute, which may include failure to control player, official or spectator behaviour resulting in loutish or anti social behaviour and which may cause the SMCA or the game of cricket's reputation to be tarnished in the eyes of member clubs, the general public or the WACA as the governing body of cricket in Western Australia.
Vilification of a major nature including but not limited too, racial, religious, colour, ethnic origin, cultural or severe personal nature.
Assault of a player, spectator, official or umpire.
Threatening or intimidating behaviour towards an umpire, including a fieldsman leaving his position in the field to approach an umpire for any reason.
A minimum penalty for individuals of twelve (12) playing dates to apply and a further penalty over and above twelve (12) playing dates to be deemed appropriate by the P&D for the offence depending on the charge brought before it.
A minimum penalty for a club is a $500 fine and the maximum of $1000 may be levied by the P&D. A further penalty of disqualification from the champion club award for the participating season and a forfeiture of the match in which the team is competing may also be applied by the P&D.
Players or officials from one club acting as spectators at another club may also be covered under this rule and subject to penalties such as fines and suspensions as handed down by the P&D.
18. No ball rules for two day matches "dangerous and unfair bowling"


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New Apple Ad: PC Blown Up?
Discussion in 'Apple, Inc and Tech Industry' started by thegoldenmackid, Apr 13, 2007.
Hello, i know that there were two new mac ads this week, but i just spotted a 3rd on MTV while watching Pimp My Ride.
The ad starts with the Mac guy in the right side of the screen, no PC.
The pc then wobbles (literally) in, he is blown up like a baloon, very Charlie in the Chocolate Factory reminicent.
The Mac Ask why the Pc is soo big?
He replies by saying that he is blown up filled with air because of the lack of things that PC include that you need, an iLife joke.
i will try to get more details if i can, but as far as i just checked no link on apple's website.
PC Bloat. Wonder how many more angles they can make viewable in an advert form.
could this get a bump to the appropriate place?
yeah now it is up Here. Now it is called Stuffed.(Link) i like this one.
Lol, this is probably the best out of the three they launched this week. Actually made me laugh first time I saw it.


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Xcode je IDE (Integrated Development Environment, česky vývojové prostředí) společnosti Apple, které obsahuje balíček profesionálních vývojářských nástrojů pro vývoj softwarových aplikací na platformy iOS a macOS. Nejnovější dostupná oficiální verze je 10.3, ta umožňuje vyvíjet aplikace pro nejnovější verze operačních systémů iOS 12 a macOS Mojave. Apple ho nabízí volně ke stažení z App Store, ale pouze pro operační systémy macOS.

V Xcode je dostupný programovacím jazyce Swift.

Vlastnosti
Xcode obsahuje celou uživatelskou dokumentaci pro oba operační systémy a spoustu vlastností a aplikací popsaných níže. Xcode podporuje programovací jazyky C, C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++, Java, AppleScript, Python, Ruby, Rez a Swift.

LLVM kompilátor
LLVM kompilátor je založený na open sourcovém projektu LLVM.org. Tento projekt tvoří kolekce technologií pro optimalizaci a generaci zdrojového kódu. LLVM byl představen již v Xcode 3.2 a mohl se používat v Xcode projektech spolu s GCC, ale od Xcode řady 5.0 se Apple uchýlil k používání pouze LLVM, jelikož to znamenal krok vpřed v kompilaci kódu. Hlavní pokrok LLVM totiž zavádí ve stavbě kompilačních technologií jakožto sadě modulárních knihoven, z nichž se následně dá kompilátor sestavit. To umožňuje rychlejší tvorbu specializovaných kompilátorů, které lze snadno inovovat. V Xcode LLVM kompilátor používá Clang jako front end k parsování zdrojového kódu, který přeměňuje na "mezi kód". Ten je za pomocí LLVM vrstvy, která generuje kód, přeměněn na finální strojový kód.

LLDB debugger
LLDB představuje vysoce výkonný debugger nové generace. Je vyvíjen po boku výše zmíněného projektu LLVM, a tak je postaven na stejné myšlence, to znamená, že je sestaven ze sady komponent, které skvěle spolupracují s již existujícími knihovnami v LLVM. Od Xcode 4.5 je LLDB jediným debuggerem v balíčku a plně nahrazuje standardní GDB. LLDB je integrován v Xcode a je dostupný přes jeho UI. Tento nástroj ve standardní instalaci poskytuje rozsáhlou sadu příkazů kompatibilní se známými příkazy z GDB.

iOS Simulator
Xcode dovoluje spouštění a testování vyvíjených aplikací na samotném zařízení, ale pouze za předpokladu, že má vývojář zaplacený Apple Developer Program. V opačném případě lze použít aplikaci iOS Simulator, která je součástí Xcode. Ta dovoluje počítači simulovat iPhone nebo iPad. Nejen že tato aplikace dovolí simulovat doteky či fyzické otočení jako u normálního zařízení, ale má i spoustu dalších užitečných prvků, například simulace geografické polohy, simulace nedostatku paměti a poskytuje vizuální rádce pro snazší odhalení UI nedostatků či chyb, atd.

Interface Builder
Skvělá vestavěná aplikace pro tvorbu uživatelského rozhraní bez nutnosti psát jakýkoliv kód. To, že se nemusí psát kód je díky tomu, že se Cocoa a Cocoa Touch drží modelu MVC a lze proto jednoduše oddělit design interfejsu od implementace. Každá iOS aplikace obsahuje Storyboard, což je soubor, který zachycuje celkový obraz aplikace. Základní stavební jednotkou UI v iOS je View Controller, takže storyboard hlavně ukazuje jaké View Controllery zde jsou a jaké vazby mezi nimi zde existují. Dále se do View Controllerů rozmístí ostatní objekty UI, jako jsou tlačítka nebo textová pole, atd. Poté, co se rozmístí prvky UI, dá se využít systému zvaného Auto Layout, který využívá constraints k definici toho, jak se mají prvky chovat při různých změnách zobrazení například při rotaci displeje. Interface Builder obsahuje také Assistant editor, což je v jednoduchosti okno, ve kterém se zobrazuje kód právě editovaného UI prvku a dá se také za pomocí gesta click-and-drag přetahovat z interface editoru do tohoto okna kódu a navázat tak na implementaci UI prvku.Novinkou je Preview mód, který dokáže rychle zobrazit náhled vytvořeného uživatelského zobrazení bez nutnosti spouštění aplikace a tím velmi zrychlit celý proces tvorby UI.

Instruments
Instruments jsou mocný nástroj pro testování a analýzu výkonu aplikací, který běží na frameworku DTrace vyvinutým společností Sun Microsystems. Za pomoci DTrace si uživatel může nadefinovat vlastní Instruments. Instruments umožňují sledovat běžící procesy, sbírat data a následně zkoumat takto shromážděná data.

Instruments poskytuje možnosti:
 Zkoumat chování jednoho nebo více procesů
 Zaznamenat sekvenci uživatelských akcí a následně je přehrát, spolehlivě reprodukovat tyto události a shromažďovat data
 Profilovat aplikace na macOS a iOS
 Ukládat záznamy uživatelského rozhraní a nastavení jako šablony

S pomocí Instruments se dají provádět úkoly jako:
 Vypátrat těžko reprodukovatelné problémy v kódu
 Provádět výkonnostní analýzu aplikace
 Hledat memory leaky a další problémy
 Vytvořit zátěžové testy na části aplikace

Source editor
Pro editaci zdrojových souborů stačí požadovaný soubor vybrat v navigatoru, jeho obsah se okamžitě zobrazí v hlavní editovací oblasti. Source editor nabízí spoustu funkci při psaní kódu.Editor skenuje text při psaní, a když detekuje syntaktickou chybu, vyznačí řádek a zobrazí zprávu popisující problém. Často je také schopný nabídnout automatickou opravu chyby. Dále umožňuje používání snippetů kódu, ty je možné vybrat z knihovny snippetů. Uživatel si samozřejmě úplně jednoduše může definovat vlastní. Nedílnou součástí je doplňování kódu, jakmile uživatel začne psát jméno symbolu Xcode nabídne inline návrhy pro doplnění jména, stačí si vybrat. Když metoda nebo funkce obsahuje parametry nebo argumenty, při doplnění kódu vloží Editor placeholder za každý z nich. Editor nabízí možnost statické analýzy kódu, takže ještě než se spustí aplikace, statický analyzátor projde stovky možných cest v kódu a ohlásí potenciální chyby. Source editor nabízí ještě mnoho dalších funkcí, uvedeno bylo několik vybraných.

Continuous Integration
Funkce Continuous Integration byla představena již v Xcode 5.0. Jejím hlavním úkolem je zajistit rychlé a jednoduché odchytávání problémů, vylepšení spolupráce týmu developerů, rozšíření pokrytí testy, generace buildů a statistik přes určitou časovou periodu a distribuce ostatním členům týmu. K tomuto procesu je zapotřebí Xcode Server, což je služba poskytovaná OS X Serverem. Na Macu se vytvoří boti, kteří pak běží na serveru a tam zajišťují integraci buildováním, analýzou, testováním a archivací vyvíjených aplikací. Boti napomáhají zajistit, že projekt je vždy ve stavu, kdy se dá vydat a když nastane problém Xcode server upozorní osobu zodpovědnou za způsobení chyby. Cílem této integrace je zlepšení kvality softwaru.

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy

 Oficiální stránky
Software pro iOS

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By 1019THEMIX | August 21, 2020
Sara Bareilles on revisiting 'Little Voice': "I'm really proud of that record"
Sara Bareilles is one of the executive producers of the new Apple+ show Little Voice, and has composed the show's original songs as well. The show — which follows an up-and-coming singer/songwriter named Bess as she tries to make it in New York City — is named after Sara's 2007 debut album. Sara tells ABC Audio what she thinks about that project now.
"I feel like I sound really young when I listen to that record. I listened to it not so long ago, because I was just sort of curious to revisit that time," she tells ABC Audio. "But I'm really proud of that record. I feel like it was, like, hard-fought."
However, she admits that listening to it reminded her of the internal "turmoil" she was going through at the time. Specifically, she was afraid that she'd compromised her artistic integrity by agreeing to work with Epic, a major record label.
"I mean, the day I signed my record deal, I cried," she tells ABC Audio.
"I was like, 'I sold out. I already sold out…this is over. Everything that's true and pure about me is going to fade off,'" she recalls. "But that, I think, is something that so many young artists can relate to. We're trying to figure out, 'How do you protect being yourself, but on a bigger scale?'"
"So I love listening to that record because I think it really captured a moment in my life that was a really special time," she concludes.
Little Voice was a top 10 hit, and produced the smash "Love Song;" it went platinum and earned Sara two Grammy nominations. In June, she released the actual song "Little Voice," which didn't make the album — it's now the Apple+ show's theme.
By Andrea Dresdale
Does our Chris Petlak look like the next Bachelor Zach? #TheMorningMix #twins #bachelor #hair #teeth #chicagoradio

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I'm in 2 book groups & I adore being in their group.
I would have loved to read either of your rejected series esp the one set in Illinois. I live in central Illinois. There aren't many coast lines around here. Lol!
I would love to go to Mackinac Island! No cars allowed, so bikes become your best friend! I love bikes, especially when they have big wicker baskets! Due to a wonky hip, I am not sure if I could ride one now, but I sure would give it a go!
I would love to be in a book group, especially one that read mysteries. I enjoyed yours last night!
Thank you for the chance to win this book. I really love the cover!
I would love to go there, too. Yes, Kensington does a great job with covers!
My favorite waterside getaway is really anywhere near the water. Maine, Cape Hatteras, the Jersey shore – I love them all. When we had a cottage on an Adirondack lake we used to ride bikes but that was not what I liked to do best.
I've never been to the Jersey shore – I want to fix that one day!
What a fantastic story, inspiring for other writers. I love the country store series, especially being from Indiana, and want your Cape Cod first-in-a-series but there isn't a B&N close enough and their shipping charge is crazy – so appreciate the chance to try here! Hope you do the mechanic series, sounds so unique and fun!
I'm delighted you love my series, Don. I WILL do that series one day.
I love going to either Charleston or Savannah for walking along the Ocean…no biking but lots of strolling…Book groups I have joined in the past but it's not really me. I like to get the book and read it.
I've never been to either, Marilyn (that's my middle name ;^) ) but would like to!
And the winner is Don! Please email your snail mail address to me at edith@edithmaxwell.com I wish I had a copy for everyone.


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Exercise Helps Men During Hormone Treatment for Prostate Cancer: Study
MONDAY, March 16, 2020 (HealthDay News) -- Exercise benefits prostate cancer patients who undergo hormone-reducing therapy, a small study suggests.
The treatment -- called androgen suppression therapy or androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) -- uses drugs or surgery to reduce the level of androgen hormones, which prostate cancer cells typically require to multiply.
"The problem is ADT has several side effects, including increased body fat, decreased cardiopulmonary fitness and increased fatigue. These can increase the risk of a cardiovascular event and reduce health-related quality of life," said study leader Anthony Leicht, an associate professor of health care sciences at James Cook University in Australia.
The international study assessed whether a supervised exercise program could help reduce ADT side effects in 50 men and how long any benefits lasted.
"The exercise group completed three months of supervised aerobic and resistance exercise training involving two sessions a week for 60 minutes, followed by three months of self-directed exercise," Leicht said in a university news release.
The program led to sustained improvements in patients' risk for heart and lung disease and in their quality of life, but improvements in cardiopulmonary fitness and fatigue didn't continue after the supervised exercise ended.
"What was important, and different from most other studies, was that the patients started the exercise program before the ADT treatment began. Other studies have examined patients already undergoing treatment," Leicht said.
"Secondly, we followed up during the period of self-directed exercise and found some of the benefits were ongoing," he added.
Sustaining an exercise program is important because ADT side effects continue to develop after the first three months of treatment.
"In older people we often see reductions in strength and physical function just three months after halting supervised exercise. They may stop exercising because of cost or other reasons," Leicht said.
He said home-based exercise or a shorter period of supervision followed by remote support could help get around these limitations and provide measurable benefits to men with prostate cancer.
The study was recently published in the British Journal of Urology.
The American Cancer Society has more on hormone therapy for prostate cancer.
SOURCE: James Cook University, news release, March 11, 2020
Bicalutamide tablets
A New Approach to My Prostate Cancer


I was on a team that discovered a mid 19th century Spanish coin on the North Carolina Coast once but this is really cool.
A CRM firm in Canada, Ecofor Consulting, discovered a Chinese coin minted between 1667 and 1671 on a proposed new road to a new mine. The firm was doing a heritage impact assessment for Western Copper and Gold.
The article states that although Chinese coins are common on the west coast, this is only the third coin to have been found in the Yukon. It was found on a promontory overlooking a river and a creek tributary. It was a likely place for a traveler to have rested or camped, said James Mooney, the archaeologist with Ecofor.
Coins were often brought to the area by Russian traders who traded furs to the Chinese. The Russians traded tobacco, tea, beads, firearms, iron implements, kettles, needles, clothing and flour to the Tlinglit in exchange for furs including those of the sea otter, fur seal, fox, beaver, lynx, and marten.
The Tlingit tightly controlled direct trade with the interior First Nations by controlling access to the Chilkoot Pass, one of the few entry points through the coastal mountains to the interior.
The president and COO of Western Copper and Gold, Paul West-Sells, is satisfied with the work that is being done to contribute to the understanding of the Yukon's heritage. He also said that, "Heritage resource assessments are an important part of the environment and socio-economic baseline work of any project..."
This sounds like a well run project that is producing fascinating results. Hopefully Ecofor can continue to have a productive relationship with Western and that Western continues to value not only the heritage of the Yukon but also the dissemination of this information to the public. Nice job!
2008 The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology (iPad App), Oxford University Press, 2nd ed. Developed by Handmark, Inc.
Coin A metal token, usually a disc, with specific weight and value, usually stamped with designs and inscriptions. The earliest known coins in the world were minted by the kingdom of Lydia in the Near East in the 7th century BC. The coins, made of electrum, were simply pieces of metal of standardized weight stamped with designs, and later inscriptions, to identify the issuing authority. It is not exactly certain how they were initially used, but it was probably for high-level ceremonial exchange rather than everyday trade. After Cyrus the Great gained control of Lydia in the 6th century BC the Achaemenid Persians adopted a gold coinage that typically had a portrait of their king on one side and a punch mark on the other. The Greek cities of Asia Minor also copied the Lydian idea for coins in the 7th century, after which the idea spread widely throughout Greece. The first Roman coins were struck in the early 3rd century BC, initially in precious metals but by the later 3rd century in bronze as the "as" and the "denarius" in silver. The 4th century BC staters of Phillip II and Alexander III of Macedon provided the prototypes for coins in Europe which developed their own sequence based on the use of Celtic art and local designs.
In the Far East, coinage developed in India in the 5th century BC through contacts with Persian/Achaemenid coinage by Mauryans and Kushans. In China shells and other small items were used as money down to the Zhou Dynasty and beyond, but from the 3rd century BC onwards round coins with a central square hole began to circulate.


Taqueria Del Barrio is the Mexican concept from the owners of DC Empanadas; Chef Anna Bran-Leis and Shawn Leis. Our menu features many authentic Mexican recipes as well as some modern takes on classic Latin American dishes. Everything is made daily, from scratch including our hand made corn tortillas. Our bar menu was crafted by Bar Manager Chris Martino and features a wide array of classic and signature cocktails including the Del Barrio made from Silencio Mezcal, Caramelized Pineapple and Habañero-Turmeric Syrup. Our wine list was curated by Wines By Raz with an emphasis on Latin and Spanish wines as well as a Champagne list hand-picked by Anna herself.
The decor, designed by Sucha Khamsuwan, evokes rural Taquerias by blending natural elements like wood, rope, concrete juxtaposed with modern flairs like Mexican tiles and hand painted murals by artist Matthew McMullen.


Feels most akin to: Hummingbirds. Because they're tiny. Once witnessed a swarm of said tiny bird and was filled with love.
Muse of the song: Drums. Especially drum ensembles.
Secretly aspires to be: A witch. Seriously.
Love of Louisville: Falls of the Ohio. Which is technically in Indiana, but hey.
Dreams nightly: In typewriter font.
Coffee drink of choice: Iced Mocha. Duh.


In this work Bruce S. Allardice, author of More Generals in Gray, does for Confederate colonels what Ezra Warner did for more senior officers in his classic Generals in Gray.
To be sure, given the far greater number of men who have to be covered, each entry in Confederate Colonels is less extensive than those in Warner's work. But Allardice nevertheless manages to cram an impressive amount of material into the nearly 1,600 entries, including some notable anecdotes about some of these men.
The book covers officers who held commissions as colonels in Confederate service who were not subsequently promoted to general. Three appendices list colonels who were promoted to general, men holding state commissions, and some men of ambiguous status. The introduction provides a useful analysis of the origins and background of the men listed, and there is a very helpful section titled "Using the Register."


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Jazz From U.n.c.l.e.
By Summit Six Sextet
Music Genre Jazz
THE JAZZ FROM U.N.C.L.E. Live in Concert album is the brainchild of producers Robert Short and Jon Burlingame. Recorded live at "The Golden Anniversary Affair," the FIFTIETH year celebration of the "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." TV series.
Artist: Summit Six Sextet
Title: Jazz From U.n.c.l.e.
Label: Arena Music
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Home > Read > Pauline Studies
Paul and Barnabas in Acts
by Paul Kalfa
Bible Reference Events in Acts
Paul and Barnabas
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4:36-37 First mention of Barnabas.
9:27 Barnabas brings Saul to the apostles.
11:22-29 Sent to Antioch and Tarsus to look for Saul.
12:25 Returns to Jerusalem with Saul and John Mark
13:1-3 Teacher and missionary companion of Paul.
13:7 Proconsul sends for Barnabas and Saul.
13:42-50 Paul and Barnabas preach at Pisidian Antioch.
14:1-3 Paul and Barnabas preach at Iconium.
14:14-20 Paul and Barnabas perform miracles in Lystra.
14:23 Paul and Barnabas appoint church elders.
15:2-3 Paul and Barnabas debate salvific nature of circumcision.
15:12 Paul and Barnabas report miracles to council at Jerusalem.
15:22-35 Paul and Barnabas choose men to join them in Antioch.
15:36-41 Paul and Barnabas dispute over John Mark.
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The dispute over John Mark, in Acts 15:36-41, has caused debate concerning the relationship Paul and Barnabas might have had after this event. There is not any Scriptural proof that Paul and Barnabas reconciled to the point of continuing in active ministry together, however, Scripture strongly suggests that there was favor between Paul and Barnabas after the dispute. The dispute involved the fact that John Mark returned home during the first missionary journey and therefore Paul believed Mark was unreliable. Barnabas did not think the issue was so extreme as Paul thought, and Barnabas was willing to give Mark another opportunity. It is also important to note that John Mark is Barnabas' cousin (Colossians 4:10), and that relation may have allowed Barnabas the understanding that Paul did not seem to have. Was Paul being too hard on Mark? Was this dispute really worth breaking fellowship in ministry? In order to answer this question we must be cognizant of the fact that Paul was attempting to spread the gospel message with two major obstacles. The first obstacle was that Paul was causing upheaval in the moral and social orders of the lands, and secondly, Paul was having to deal with disputes among the Christian converts. With these issues looming over the mission of the gospel, it was no wonder Paul did not look kindly upon Mark's sudden departure. What Paul was looking for was reliability in his mission team. Paul felt that if the Holy Spirit set apart these men to accomplish a heavenly goal, then there should not have been a problem amongst its members. To Paul, the bond of Christian faith transcends the barriers of class. Christian faith involved spreading the gospel message of Jesus Christ as savior to sinners. All of this, however, is scholarly speculation because neither Paul, nor any other New Testament author write about the underlying issues surrounding Mark's departure, or Paul's reaction to that departure.
The text does show that whatever the tension might have been between Paul, Barnabas, and Mark, the disagreement was not long lasting. In his letter to the Corinthians Paul writes, "Don't we have the right to take a believing wife along with us, as do the other apostles and the Lord's brothers and Cephas? Or is it only I and Barnabas who must work for a living" (1 Corinthians 9:6). In his letter to the Galatians, Paul refers to Barnabas in 2:1-13. In this text Paul recounts his acceptance by the apostles, and speaks of Barnabas as an equal. However, he also writes that along with Peter "even Barnabas was led astray" (v. 13) concerning circumcision. In his final greetings to the Colossians and Philemon, Paul sends greetings on behalf of Mark which leads one to believe that Mark continued active ministry with Paul at some point in time. If Paul ministered actively with Mark then the assumption would be that Paul reconciliated with Barnabas. It does not seem likely that Paul would maintain such a relationship with Mark if there had not been some understanding with Barnabas.
Early in Paul's ministry, Barnabas was a vital link to the Jerusalem church. According to Luke, Barnabas brought Paul together with the church and probably acted as mediator. In much the same way Paul had Ananias' friendship in Damascus, Barnabas filled this important role in Jerusalem. Barnabas was an important cohort to Paul at a time when Paul's former Jewish friends treated him as a radical, and the apostles still treated Paul like the persecutor he was. It was Barnabas who brought Paul to the apostles (Acts 9:27), and it was Barnabas who served as diplomat to the leaders at Jerusalem. Barnabas also went to Tarsus to find Paul and sought his assistance regarding the church at Antioch because the population was flourishing. Barnabas was also a trusting partner of Paul's when it came to monetary funds for the famine in Judaea. Was Barnabas an apostle? Paul never explicitly calls Barnabas an apostle, however, he tends to use the title "apostle" in a wider sense than Luke. It is also evident from Scripture that Barnabas was a gifted orator. It was common for Paul and Barnabas to visit the synagogues of the cities in which they were evangelizing. Both Paul and Barnabas debated and argued with various religious groups concerning the gospel. Luke also attributes leadership in his writings. Luke refers to "Barnabas and Saul" throughout Acts until Paul's name change, then referring to them as "Paul and Barnabas." This name order was probably Luke's way of illustrating leadership (see above table for name order). If this is true, then Paul lead the missionary journeys.
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Carson, D.A., Moo, Douglas J., Morris, Leon An Introduction to the New Testament. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1992
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Papa Charlie Johnson 1926
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John Skillman
Dekalb Illinois & Lake Wales Florida
Electronic Engineer, retired president of Skillman Engineering of DeKalb, IL. John plays with the Buck Creek Jazz Band on the National Jazz Scene. John is the leader of the Barb City Stompers Band in Dekalb IL and is the clarinetist for the Chicago Hot Six Jazz Band. In addition to being much in demand in the Chicago area, he is also the leader of the New Orleans Nighthawks Jazz Band in Florida. John also is the clarinet player in the International CanAmGer (Canadian-American-German) Jazz band. He has performed at numerous jazz festivals in USA, Canada, Scotland and Europe. His style ranges from down-town New Orleans to Chicago to Swing.
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Bradenton Florida
Mike was the co-leader of the Coast to Coast Jazz Band as well as the leader of the Toll House Jazz Band in Columbus, Ohio and the (International) CanAmGer Jazz Band. The Toll House band played at festivals throughout the Midwest including the Bix Beiderbecke festival in Davenport, the Coon-Sanders festival in W. Virginia and the Early Jazz Festival in Ohio. Mike has led the Toll House and CanAmGer Jazz Bands on four tours in Europe including performances at jazz clubs and festivals in Munich, Dresden, Leipzig, Regensburg and in Brunico, Italy. Mike is currently the banjoist with the Buck Creek Jazz Band from Washington, D.C. In addition Mike has performed as solo banjoist aboard the American Queen riverboat on the Mississippi River. He was recently inducted into the Columbus Senior Musicians Hall of Fame. Besides tenor banjo, Mike sings and plays plectrum banjo and guitar. Visit Mike's Banjo Website.
Paul Monat
Plainville Massachusetts
Paul has over 35 years experience playing a driving Dixieland/Swing horn. He started on tuba (still plays it) and string bass in 1963, and played with Italian bands and Up with People in Springfield Mass during the late 60's. He played in the '70s with Art Hodes, Teddy Wilson and other members of the Coon Saunders Nighthawks Club in Wethersfield CT. He played harmony cornet & trumpet with the Yankee Rhythm Kings from 1974 to 1981. He helped start the Blue Horizon Jazz Band in 1981. He went to the Japan Kobe festival in 1982 with the Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band second cornet to Bert Barr. He has recorded with the Albany NY's premier jazz group, Skip Parsons' Riverboat Jazz band (with Eddie Hubble on trombone). He is currently the cornet sub for Tony Pringle in the New Black Eagle Jazz Band and played the Sacramento Jazz festival in 1977-8-9, 1980, 1982. He also plays lead horn in the Beale Street Jazz Band and has recorded 2 CDs with them. In Massachusetts Paul is an active part the Northeast Jazz scene with his own Band The New Condon Mob amongst other bands.
Dayton Ohio and Bradenton Florida
Our trombonist, Gordon Moore, has been playing the trombone since age 11. Gordon's current day job is a high school biology teacher in Miamisburg, Ohio. At a previous school, Gordon organized several of the high school faculty into a Dixieland Band called the Do's and Don'ts of Dixie. This band played locally near Dayton, Ohio for 10 years, and, on three occasions, played in the Grand Cayman Islands, as jazz ambassadors under government sponsorship. Gordon also plays with Dave Greer's Classic Jazz Stompers. This band has, for the last 24 years, played in numerous jazz clubs and festivals on the east coast, plus several trips/concerts to Belgium. Gordon regularly substitutes with the Mike Evan's Toll House Jazz Band from Columbus Ohio including a recent performance for 700,000 fans at the International Jazz Festival in Dresden, Germany
Vinnie Armstrong
A Southern Californian, Vinnie Armstrong began playing professionally when in his teens. He has always favored the solid, two-handed stride and swing jazz piano styles. Now retired, Vinnie held down a "day job" for 30 years with the County of Los Angeles, but always took every opportunity to play gigs on the side. In addition to performing in Los Angeles and at various jazz festivals with the Yankee Wailers Jazz Band, Vinnie played occasional concerts with the following, well-known jazz artists: Eddie Miller, Dick Cathcart, Peanuts Hucko, Nick Fatool, Ray Leatherwood, Bob Havens, Red Callendar, Joe Darensbourg, Nappy Lamare, and Bobby Gordon. He also played with George Probert's Riff Machine in Holland and Belgium, and with the Sunset Music Company in Germany.
Sid Townsend
Bass & Tuba
Columbus Ohio
Sid Plays String Bass, Tuba and Electric Bass. He has played professionally throughout the Midwest for 40 plus years He Has a Bachelor and Master degree in Music Education, from the Ohio State University, and has taught music in the public schools for 30 years; and, is now retired. He has been an adjunct professor at the Capital University Conservatory of Music for 14 years and has taught as adjunct bass professor at the Ohio State Univ. and Otterbein College. In Ohio, Sid is presently playing with the High Street Stompers Dixieland Band, the Buckeye Tailgaters Band, and the Columbus Ohio Broadway across America Pit Orchestra. He has toured with the Guy Lombardo and Lawrence Welk Orchestras and has recorded with Terry Waldo and Carmen Cavallaro. He has performed with musicians such as Warren Covington, Les Elgart, Myron Floren, Ken Peplowski, and Randy Rinehart.
Stan Mulder
Winter Haven Florida
Stan studied piano and trumpet in elementary school but decided to play drums around age 12 after being inspired by parade drummers. As a kid, Stan studied drums with Army jazz band veteran Dick Vild and later with Gary Werdesheim at Florida State. Stan was inspired and mentored as a teen by Bill Allred and the band at Rosie O'Grady's in nearby Orlando. During that time Stan played in the Pride of Dixie Dixieland Band (with Glen Carlton) which played hundreds of events throughout Central Florida. Stan met John Skillman at a jazz jam session at Al's Place in Lake Wales in 2006. He then starting playing with the newly created New Orleans Nighthawks Jazz Band and later with the Coast to Coast Jazz Band and the international CanAmGer Jazz Band. Stan also plays with the O-55 big band, various projects with Kid Dutch, and has subbed for the Buck Creek Jazz Band and Dave Greer's Classic Jazz Stompers. He has played numerous U.S. trad jazz festivals and toured Germany with CanAmGer.
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Bayon-sur-Gironde – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Nowa Akwitania, w departamencie Żyronda.

Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwało 747 osób, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 131 osób/km² (wśród 2290 gmin Akwitanii Bayon-sur-Gironde plasuje się na 548. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 1382.).

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Název Dolejší rybník má více rybníků:

 Dolejší rybník (Domažličky) – jihozápadně od Domažliček v okrese Klatovy
 Dolejší rybník (Měčín) – jižně od vsi Radkovice v městě Měčín v okrese Klatovy
 Dolejší rybník (Postupice) – jihovýchodně od Postupic v okrese Benešov
 Dolejší rybník (Tchořovice) – jihovýchodně od Tchořovic v okrese Strakonice
 Dolejší rybník (přírodní rezervace) na jižním okraji Dolejšího rybníku u Tchořovic v okrese Strakonice
 Dolejší rybník (Nesuchyně) – v Nesuchyni v okrese Rakovník
 Dolejší rybník (Svojetín) – v Svojetínu v okrese Rakovník

U některých rybníků je slovo Dolejší druhým přívlastkem:
 Dolejší Kařezský rybník – jihozápadně od Kařezu v okrese Rokycany
 Dolejší Padrťský rybník – ve vojenském újezdu Brdy v okrese Příbram

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 Hořejší rybník
 Horní rybník
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Some recent fun with Sarah Mariel Photography. I love, love, love second shooting and enjoyed being able to play creatively with some more unconventional shots (at least for my usual style). And spending time with my gal who moved to Cali who I miss desperately? Major bonus. Love you Sarah!
Heather. Where to start. A tried and true friend, a blessing, a bright spot of humor to my life. I love the gal. And when she asked me to photograph her wedding to her absolutely perfect fit in every, single way, Greg, I was over the moon.
Heather & Greg are a special breed. Heather is not-so-secretly obsessed over British life in all its many facets of tea, the Queen, Kate and some really odd looking, but strangely tasty candies. She loves Doctor Who, Downton Abbey, the Lord and....hedgehogs. Like I said, kindred spirit. And likewise, if Heather was cloned in the male form, it would be Greg. He has his own collection of goodies and is fantastically sweet. They are a perfect fit for each other.
So, hedgehogs. Heather decided to give little squishy hedgehogs as wedding favors to her guests. As Somer and I were playing with our set that she of course set aside for me (not for my kids...for me...ha), we had a lightbulb moment. We were going to tell the story of their wedding through the hedgehogs' eyes. Normally, this would be ultimately cheesy, but for Heather & Greg, I couldn't think of anything more perfect for their awesome sense of humors. Somer, being Somer, grabbed this project and dug in with full force. The outcome was brilliant from start to finish.
Without further ado...when hedgehogs marry.
The method behind the madness! Seriously - everyone was in on making this work!
I admit, they've been married for...well, forever now. I've been a blogging slacker and let life get ahead of me. It's KatyFest 2014 this week, and you know what that means! Time to catch up and knock out my never-ending to do list!
You may recognize Jackie & Corey from their ridiculously easy engagement session at Munden Point Park. Seriously, these two are so crazy about each other, I barely had to say a word to get them "in position." Given the many, many months they had spent apart while Corey was cross-country studying military linguistics, this brief weekend visit was the perfect opportunity (and the only opportunity!) for me to see them both together before the big wedding day.
On their wedding day, their personalities and big love for family showed in every aspect of their ceremony and reception. From the bag piper who played Jackie down the aisle in tribute to her Scottish heritage, to the rowdy family dances full of love and pure joy, to the simple hugs shared between brothers. This family is awesome in every way.
I had the privilege of welcoming Caitlin of Caitlin Gerres Photography to my side as second shooter since Somer was on maternity leave and she did a fabulous job! Thank you Caitlin!
The boys' celebrated their 3rd birthday last week and I found myself introducing my friends to my parents in this manner..."This is Nichole and Daniel and their little man B. He just turned one. I did their engagement pics, wedding, maternity, newborn and we just did family portraits. They've become close family friends." I had several friends that got introduced this way, with one even going "They were my very first wedding, and now I've followed them through maternity, newborn and family for three kiddos!"
Here are some sneak peeks to little man B's birthday celebration shoot. He is seriously ridiculously cute and happy always. I love this family.


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Amibay.com Forum > Want to Sell > Software for Sale > Sinclair > For Sale A big bunch of spectrum games.
View Full Version : For Sale A big bunch of spectrum games.
All games are £6 each postage is free if in the uk. If you want a few games they will be shipped by courier in the uk with tracking number which you will get once dispatched. Always open to offers or deals.
Picture one is either big box games or hard case games.
Pic 1. karnov,renegade 3,fun school 3,stealth fighter,time machine,superman,prodigey,howard the duck,midnigh resistance,the real ghostbusters,tusker,yabbadabb doo.
Pic 2. Fruit machine 2,platoon,scooby doo,chequered flag,one for the road+mutations,gaunlet,stalone cobra,bubble bobble,crazy golf,dont panic,pedro,milk race,impossible mission 2,oh mummy,kong,cabal,nemesis,project future,traxx,disco dan,olli and lissa 3,postman pat 2,champ jet ski sim,green beret,combat school,jack the nipper 2,platoon,the great escape, rally sim,hunchback,jack and the bean stalk,jack the nipper 2,classic arcadia 3 in 1, hacker 2,spectron,quicksilva,california games,topcat,fruitmachine 2,punchey,falcon patrol 2,lighting sim,barbarian 2,fastfood dizzy,maziacs,commando,us basket ball, winged warlords,beachhead 2,mutant fortress.
Pic 3 chequred flag,gyropid,skool daze,dickys diamonds,vampire,trailblazer,top shots,raid moscow,scooby doo,witchfield+odd jobb eddie,crossfire,murray mouse supercop,the empire fights back,the way of the exploding fist,spectipede,stunt bikes,back to the future,cj in the usa,3d desert patrol,formula one,colony,the eidion,fruit machine,arcade flight sim,rock star ate my hamster, blizzard pass+h.a.r.d,omega one,yogis great escape,bruce lee,blade warrior,pro golf sim,grandprix sim,operation gunship,wonderboy.
There is a few magazine tapes and loose games which I will be happy to sell for £3 each.
Loose game cassettes are ninja master,fairlight 2,slightly magic,black lamp,the race against time,were wolves in london,konami coin op hits (green beret+yie are kung fu),crazy cars,guadal canal,double dragon.
Oh mummy,soccer double,punchy,league challenge,ninja,slightly magic,combat zone,action force,crazy golf,f1 tornado,los angeles,disco dan,treasure island.
Any extra pics or questions at all please ask me.
The postage to Portugal will £2.50.
Declaring interest in Your Spectrum Mega Basic.
Now sold. Payment received Item packaged and will be posted Tomorrow.
Mega Basic received and positive feedback left. Thanks again!
Thank you. And positive feedback has been left for you.
Interested in dicky's diamonds, 2nd class post is fine by me, whats the price posted to uk?
Interested in Chequered Flag by 2.99 Classics.
Chequered flag is super common guys. Have a look on sinclair for sale on facebook.
Interested in Chequered Flag (2.99) and Thing / Riding the Rapids covertape.
Can you update what is left for sale.


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2018+ Jeep Trackhawk Forums
2018+ Jeep Trackhawk General Discussion
Mike Manley On The Jeep Grand Cherokee TrackHawk Release
TrackBird
Head of the Jeep brand, Mr. Mike Manley, firstly, has said that the Jeep Grand Cherokee TrackHawk will launch sometime around next September in the U.S. The Jeep will be shown at the New York Auto Show in April of next year as well.
When asked if the TrackHawk would be replacing the SRT8, Manley states that there is "space for both"
"I don't see any reason to stop our current Grand Cherokee SRT just because we've launched the Trackhawk, because they're going to be very different vehicles."
"With Grand Cherokee, we have built up for a long time, that concept of capability at the two bookends — one: capability off-road, two: capability in terms of on-road performance," he said. "I like that with Grand Cherokee."
-Mike Manley
I can't wait until the New York Auto Show :surprise::surprise:
HellKitty
The SRT Cherokee probably has a better suspension tuned so that it's capable of doing both on-road/off-road performance effectively.
The Trackhawk, I can imagine has slicker tires for grip on the road, a tighter suspension to hold it down, which are both unsuitable for off-roading.
They both make phenomenal numbers in the low-end torque range but I think it comes down to the suspension/equipment that sets them apart.
Long way out from now but what i will be on the look out for is when we`ll be able to place orders and by my guess that should be right when it launches at the New York Show. Wouldn't mind putting down a $5k+ deposit.
After that point it will be time to speak to your dealers.
I think you'll have the opportunity to do it at the show with one of the reps there. But worst case, day after the show, like you said straight to the dealers.
I'm not familiar with what the transition time is with in regards to reaching the Aussie shores, how long does it usually take in reference to past experiences with vehicles ?
Even at dealers right now that should be possible, even if its just to get you on a contact list, where once the order process opens up they contact you right away. No sales person would refuse that. The only thing is that early into the process there's not much they can promise or give you, it's just a spot in line.
Pretty much. That being said you have nothing to really lose at all either. Even if when time comes closer you put a deposit down, it's usually a refundable deposit so it's all good.
I think when the Hellcats were initially coming out, the deposits were like $2k or something around that ?
Nope. The Hellcats when they first came out, dealers were varying the deposits they required. Some dealerships tried to screw people and told them they needed to put down a $10k deposit while others took a $500 deposit. It was shifting quite a bit.
Just an update, New York Auto Show is approaching in less than 2 months. Trackhawk launch date is set for July 2017. Less official sources say it will arrive as a 2018 model.
6.2L V8 supercharged
TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic
4WD system believed to be from a prototype Ram model
Brace yourselves... the storm is approaching
Wouldn't it need to be from August (8th month) in order for it to be a 2018 model? As in production date stamped 08/17 for it to be 2018.
Nonetheless, the TRX concept only produced 575hp. Hopefully they took that 4WD system, beefed it up more, and upped the horsepower closer to that 700 mark at least.
USMCav8er
It's official! Being released at NY!
TFLcar Roman Micah interviewed Mike Manley... Video is up on tflcar and YouTube.
Owned 19 different Jeeps in my lifetime
-1951 Willys with 350 Chevy
-2007 Jeep SRT8 turbo [email protected]
-2015 Summit Diesel
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Manley has been saying that since November last year lol
Looked up the Dates and first public day of the show is April 14, so a coupe days before that we should finally get to see it in full.
With all that's been happening (spy shots) its no surprise that New York is where the debut will happen.
Following the debut we should see an increase of deposits happening, even if its just the dealers list and not in an official cue.
Discussion Starter · #14 · Mar 7, 2017
After the debut I guarantee the dealer deposits will spike significantly. Has anyone contacted their dealers yet though in regards to trying to place a deposit? I'm also hoping to see a live-feed of the launch as well!
TrackBird Mar 7, 2017


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Experiencing loss or the death of a friend can be a sharp reminder that our own life will also come to an end. It can be a wake-up call to live fully in the present moment rather than putting things off for another day. Sometimes the things that we fear or avoid doing, are the very same things that have the potential to give us the greatest happiness and satisfaction. As something comes to an end, there is the potential for the birth of something new. Another opportunity to discover how to live more fully.
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UNprincipled support for Apartheid
by Suraya Dadoo | Mar 24, 2017 | MRN Views | 0 comments
When the Special Committee against Apartheid was established by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in 1962, Western powers initially declined to join it or support its work. These powerful nations, mostly made up of former colonisers and their allies, argued that a boycott of the Apartheid regime was not necessary.
It was left to Algeria, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guinea, Haiti, Hungary, Malaya (later to become Malaysia), Nepal, Nigeria, Philippines and Somalia to begin the committee's work of reviewing the racial policies of the South African government; pressing for international sanctions against the South African government; and publically exposing the inhumanity of apartheid.
Five decades later, and the UN's powerful Western nations are, again, protecting an Apartheid regime.
Last Wednesday, a report published by the UN's Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA), found that "Israel has established an Apartheid regime that dominates the Palestinian people as a whole." For the first time, a UN agency found Israel guilty of practicing Apartheid – as defined in the UN Apartheid Convention of 1973 – against the Palestinian people.
Defence of the Israeli Apartheid regime was swift and forceful. Israel's UN envoy Danny Danon, called the report an "attempt to smear " Israel. Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the UN demanded that the report be withdrawn. That demand came just as the Trump administration announced sweeping cuts in US contributions to the UN.
UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, had the report removed from the ESCWA website, and ordered ESCWA head, Rima Khalaf, to withdraw the report entirely. Khalaf stood by the report, and resigned.
In her resignation letter, Khalaf noted that Gutteres had instructed her to withdraw the report – not because of its content – but due to political pressure exerted on him by member states.
Israel's defenders frequently claim that the UN ignores other human rights violators, while condemning Israel's treatment of the Palestinians. This was also the lament of Apartheid South Africa's propagandists, most notably the Club of Ten group. The secret group took out full-page adverts in British and American newspapers in the 1970's decrying the UN's "singling out" of Apartheid South Africa.
The truth is that Israel is singled out – not in terms of unfair criticism – but for unprecedented financial and diplomatic support, particularly from Western nations.
There are many countries around the world that face retribution by the international community for breaching international norms – but Israel is not one of them.
Syria has had its foreign assets frozen, Zimbabwe faces embargoes on international loans and arms imports, and the US and EU have imposed an array of sanctions on Russian individuals and businesses.
But Israel experiences the opposite. It commits war crimes and offends every principle of human rights – and in return is rewarded with diplomatic immunity at the UN.
The ESCWA report comes at a time when Israel finds itself in a state of emergency reminiscent of South Africa in the 1980's. On March 6, Israel's right-wing government passed a law barring the entry of foreigners who support the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Movement (BDS) against Israel and its illegal settlements in the West Bank.
Like the Apartheid South African government before it, the Israeli regime is embarking on a well-funded propaganda program to burnish Israel's image abroad. Israel offers fully-funded "study tours" to politicians, student leaders, and entrepreneurs. Free water technology serves to normalise an abnormal Israeli state.
South Africa's history has taught us that these measures merely delayed the complete isolation of a pariah nation. And Israel's "South Africa moment" is fast approaching.
Last year, the Israeli Tourism Ministry gave 26 Oscar nominees a free luxury trip to Israel. Not a single star took up the offer. In February, eight of a 13-member delegation of American NFL players cancelled their free trips to Israel, after realising that they were being used to improve the country's image abroad.
As the siege on Gaza tightens, settlement construction in the West Bank continues and Israel extends its occupation, Barack Obama – one of Israel's most ardent defenders at the UN – described the result as "one state in which millions of people are disenfranchised and operate as second-class residents. You can't even call them citizens."
Israel's defenders are outraged when the term 'Apartheid' is used to describe the Israeli government's policies against the Palestinian people. But is there any other word to describe the situation that Obama depicted?
Israel, and its defenders, can no longer look away from the mirror that the world is pushing into its face. The Israel lobby and its powerful allies at the UN might have succeeded in getting the ESCWA report scrapped. But burying the report will not bury the reality that it describes.
An edited version of this article appeared in Mail & Guardian newspaper on 24 March 2017
Suraya Dadoo
Suraya Dadoo is a researcher with Media Review Network. She focuses on the impact of the Zionist occupation on Palestinian media, education, healthcare, and family life. She holds a Masters degree in Sociology from Rhodes University.
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Peter Richard Huttenlocher (23 February 1931 – 15 August 2013) was a German-American pediatric neurologist and neuroscientist who discovered how the brain develops in children. He is considered to be one of the fathers of developmental cognitive neuroscience.

Work
He discovered that synapses are created in the first few months of a child's development, and then "pruned", by examining the brains of about 50 people, mostly infants and young children who had died unexpectedly, but also a few adults, one of them age 90. Using an electron microscope to count image samples of material, and then manually counting the synapses, he showed that synaptic density was low at birth, about 2,500 connections per neuron. It increased rapidly to levels 50 to 60 percent above adult levels, and then gradually declined, falling to typical adult values.

He had originally intended to study defective parts of the brain, but found that: "Paradoxically, in our early studies, the findings in the normal population were more interesting than the abnormal population." The individuals with intellectual disability he studied were discovered to have the same number of synapses as those without, but of a different shape.

This "pruning" mechanism removes redundant connections in the brain. Huttenlocher found that in individuals with intellectual disabilities, this mechanism works differently.

Huttenlocher also became an early authority on Reye's syndrome, and in 1987 launched the first clinic in the United States for children with tuberous sclerosis.

His findings have influenced government policy and parents' priorities, putting more emphasis on the importance of early education. He correlated the acquisition of skills and the development of the parts of the brain associated with them.

Personal life
Huttenlocher was born in Oberlahnstein bei Koblenz on 23 February 1931. His parents became divorced when he was young, and his mother, Else, an opera singer, refused to join the Nazi Party and fled to the United States in 1937. Peter and his brothers were raised by their father, Richard, who was a chemist. The experience of growing up under Nazism contributed to his lifelong interest in ethics and morality.

He travelled in 1949 to the United States with his older brother Dieter to meet his mother, and decided to stay. He met his future wife Janellen Huttenlocher (née Burns) (February 17, 1932 - November 20, 2016) at the University of Buffalo in New York, from where he graduated summa cum laude in philosophy in 1953. He married Janellen a year later, and moved with her to Harvard University, where she obtained a Phd in Psychology and he his MD, magna cum laude, from Harvard Medical School in 1957. After an internship at Harvard's Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, he completed his residency at Boston Children's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), followed by research fellowships at the National Institutes of Health and MGH. He was an assistant professor in pediatric neurology at Harvard from 1964 to 1966, followed by eight years at Yale School of Medicine. In 1974, he moved with Janellen to the University of Chicago as a professor of pediatrics, adding neurology in 1976. He stayed for almost 30 years, the remainder of his career, shifting to emeritus status in 2003.

Huttenlocher enjoyed classical music, and played the flute, as well as gardening and baking.

He died of pneumonia and complications of Parkinson's disease on 15 August 2013 in Chicago. He is survived by his three children, and four grandchildren.

Publications
He published more than 80 papers on a wide variety of topics related to the development of the brain in children. As well as a number of book chapters, he published in 2002 Neural Plasticity: The Effects of Environment on the Development of the Cerebral Cortex.

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1931 births
American neurologists
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Ethnic power relations
Fostering pluralistic memories
Gender dimensions of social conflicts
Ethnic Power Relations and Conflict in Fragile States
This project proposes to study the link between group-level inequality and ethnic conflict in fragile states. As illustrated by the Arab spring, numerous civil wars and uprisings, continue to claim thousands of casualties, result in huge refugee flows, and cause economic distress. In most cases the state is either under attack or is so fragile that it can hardly control its territory. While recent scholarship has demonstrated that economic and political inequality between ethnic groups appears to be a major contributing factor to political instability and conflict, the exact mechanisms behind this regularity have so far not been sufficiently probed.
Although political violence appears to be on the wane, numerous civil wars and uprisings continue to claim thousands of casualties, result in huge refugee flows, and cause economic distress. In most cases the state is either under attack or so fragile that it can hardly control its territory. While recent scholarship has demonstrated that economic and political inequality between ethnic groups is a major contributing factor to political instability and conflict in both of these situations, the exact mechanisms behind this relationship have so far not been sufficiently probed. Mobilization processes of ethnic groups and states' accommodating strategies are likely to be of central importance in this relationship.
In cooperation with researchers in five different developing countries – in regions that are themselves affected by such conflicts –, this project examines the link between group-level inequality and ethnic conflict in fragile states. We aim to provide scientific knowledge to political actors to reduce exclusion and discrimination of ethnic groups and to mitigate its adverse consequences, especially with respect to conflict and political instability, thereby improving governance in these countries and their surrounding regions. Concretely, the project intends to improve existing measures of inequality, while paying closer attention to both subjectively perceived collective grievances and mobilization processes involving political organizations that represent ethnic groups. A key characteristic of this project is the refinement of global quantitative data with the local expertise of our partners.
A more detailed understanding of the formation of collective grievances and the political mobilization of ethnic groups, as well as possible accommodating strategies by the state, can serve as a basis to produce policy recommendations for structurally weak multiethnic countries in order to reduce the risk of violent ethnic conflict and improve political stability. The transfer of scientific knowledge to political decision makers as well as to society at large in the regions of interest are an important and integral part of the project.
Highlights and most important results
The project so far has made three major findings:
First, the consequences of ethno-political mobilization depend greatly on the ethnic cleavage type in a country. In societies with hierarchical group relations, as, for example, in Latin America, ethnic movements are likely to promote the political empowerment of historically subordinated groups. This finding qualifies commonly held notions (both in academic and journalistic works) about the precarious consequences of ethnic mobilization for horizontal equality and peace.
The second outstanding finding refers to the role of natural resources in fueling sentiments of ethnic inequality. In contrast to conventional accounts of the resource-conflict link, the interaction with the partners has produced preliminary evidence that state-led extraction of mineral resources tends to trigger ethnic grievances along the lines postulated by our project. Yet, in addition, we have also found that the resource curse may actually decrease the risk of governmental conflict.
Finally, information on politically relevant groups and their access to executive power has been extended and validated with contributions from each hub, proving the relevance of such data. Inputs from the hubs allowed to identify two gaps, namely political inequality at the subnational level and the discrepancy between perceived and objective inequalities both in political and economic terms.
Côte d'Ivoire, from 1.1.2017
Ghana, until 31.12.2016
Prof. Dr. Lars-Erik Cederman, ETH Zürich, Switzerland
Prof. Dr Roch Yao Gnabeli, Université Félix Houphouët-Boigny d'Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, from 1.1.2017
Prof. Dr. Emmanuel Gyimah-Boadi, Ghana Center for Democratic Development, Ghana, until 31.12.2016
Prof. Dr. Ali Hamid, American University of Cairo, Egypt
Prof. Dr. Simon Hug, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Prof. Dr. Naison Ngoma, Copperbelt University, Zambia
Dr. Franklin Oduro, Ghana Center for Democratic Development, Ghana, until 31.12.2016
Prof. Dr. Ricardo Gustavo Adolfo Saenz de Tejada Rojas, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, Guatemala
Prof. Dr. Madhushree Sekher, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India
Dr. Seraina Rüegger, ETH Zürich, Switzerland
Peace Research Institute Oslo, Norway
Department of Peace and Conflicts Research, Uppsala University, Sweden
Department of Politics, University of Essex, Great Britain
Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland
University of Konstanz, Germany
Project website and link to P3
Link to project website
Link to project phase 1 (2014-2016) and project phase 2 (2017-2019) on SNSF research database P3
Prof. Dr. Lars-Erik Cederman ETH Zurich Haldeneggsteig 4 CH-8092 Zurich +41 44 632 6385 lcederman@ethz.ch
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Q: How to avoid using iloc or hard coding the index number pandas to dynamically fetch rows from single data frame into multiple subsets? My dataframe looks likes this
country1    state1  city1   District1
india   36  20  40
china   27  21  35
honkong 34  21  38
london  32  21  38
company technology  car brand   population
adf     java       Ford          40
ydfh    java      Hyundai        19
klyu    java      Nissan         47
hy6g    dotnet    Toyota         20
rghtr   dotnet    Hyundai        30
htryr   dotnet    hummer         12

I wanted to create a multiple subset from  single dataframe, I do not wanted to use index number or iloc function or hard coding the index number because it will filter out whenver there is new entry either after entry london or after last entry
If there is any new entry comes it should also needs to be captured, any clues how to perform in pandas or using numpy?
hope this question is clear

A: Assuming your data frame is saved as df you can use groupby and save the grouped sub-data to a dictionary for future reference.
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A Mandate By Any Other Name Is Still a Mandate
Last night the Republicans released their Obamacare repeal/replacement plan. They're calling it the "American Health Care Act" or AHCA (I'm sure there's no intention to confuse people with the ACA, is there?) If you'd like to read a summary of what it does/doesn't do, I'd recommend checking out what has been written by Sarah Kliff, Tierney Sneed, Kevin Drum and/or Michael Hiltzik.
After checking in with all those expert wonks, I think that Ezra Klein nailed the overarching problem with this:
It is difficult to say what question, or set of questions, would lead to this bill as an answer. Were voters clamoring for a bill that cut taxes on the rich, raised premiums on the old, and cut subsidies for the poor? Will Americans be happy when 15 million people lose their health insurance and many of those remaining face higher deductibles?…
This bill has a lot of problems, and more will come clear as experts study its language, the Congressional Budget Office release its estimates, and industry players make themselves heard. But the biggest problem this bill has is that it's not clear why it exists. What does it make better? What is it even trying to achieve? Democrats wanted to cover more people and reduce long-term costs, and they had an argument for how their bill did both. As far as I can tell, Republicans have neither. At best, you can say this bill makes every obvious health care metric a bit worse, but at least it cuts taxes on rich people?
Klein's questions are important because no matter how Americans feel overall about Obamacare, we've seen in poll after poll that big majorities (including Republicans) approve of its individual provision. That is why so many of them have been preserved in AHCA, only in a less effective form – leading Rep. Justin Amash (R-MI) to tweet this:
Obamacare 2.0 https://t.co/p0zKkMD3UT
— Justin Amash (@justinamash) March 6, 2017
The one Obamacare provision that doesn't receive high marks from the public is the individual mandate to purchase insurance. In the last Kaiser poll, it only received 35% support. So of course you'd expect the Republican plan to eliminate it. This is the provision they referred to as tyranny and took to the Supreme Court in an attempt to unravel Obamacare.
But a funny thing happened on the way to repeal and replace. As so many have suggested, the only way you make good on a promise to stop insurance companies from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions is to require Americans to purchase insurance. Republicans will claim that they got rid of the mandate. But they simply replaced it with a requirement that people have continuous coverage. If you go over two months without it, the AHCA allows insurance companies to charge you an additional 30% on your premiums for a year. Josh Barro points out the problem with that.
The weird thing is, this discourages people from re-entering the health insurance market *unless* they are sick. https://t.co/rVjfofnk48
— Josh Barro (@jbarro) March 6, 2017
But even beyond that, under Obamacare, if you don't have insurance you pay a penalty to the government. Under the Republican plan you pay a penalty to your insurance company.
In the end, a mandate by any other name is still a mandate. It's just that Republicans want to enforce that by subsidizing a private entity rather than the federal budget. Nothing in this plan does a better job of defining the difference between Democrats and Republicans than that move.
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Few issues could push America to such infighting. Repealing Roe v. Wade is one of them.
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The Aba, who also call themselves the Aba Kizhi and a clan of the Shor people of Russia. They live along the Tom River in the general vicinity of Novokuznetsk. Although in the past they were at times considered a distinct people, they are now considered to be Shor. They are also called Abantsy, Aban, Abin and Abintsy.

Sources
 Wixman, Ronald. The Peoples of the USSR: An Ethnographic Handbook. (Armonk, New York: M. E. Sharpe, inc., 1984) p. 1

Ethnic groups in Russia


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The No. 1 Ladies Dectective Agency (#1) by Alexander McCall Smith
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Hello, my bookworm friends! Oh, these gray days are perfect for beautifully illustrated books. This is another book review for the Literary Voyage Around the World Reading challenge. It is also a book I am using for March Mystery Madness, a BookTube reading challenge for the month of March. So for the month of March you are to read mysteries and they challenge you to read a book for each of the following categories:
1. SHELF 2. BORROW 3. NEW 4. HISTORICAL 5. FOREIGN 6. OPPOSITE
You can interpret these words any way you would like. For instance, the word SHELF could be a book off of your shelf etc. I might use this book for FOREIGN since it is set in Botswana.
Title: The No. 1 Ladies Detetive Agency (Book #1)
Author: Alexander McCall Smith
Copyright: February 18, 2003
Format: audiobook Narrator: Lisette Lecat
"Detective agencies rely on human intuition and intelligence, both of which Mma Ramotswe had in abundance. No inventory would ever include those, of course." p. 3
Mma "Precious" Ramotswe sets up a detective agency in Botswana on the edge of the Kalahari Desert, making her the only female detective in the country. At first, cases are hard to come by. But eventually, troubled people come to Precious with a variety of concerns. Potentially philandering husbands, seemingly schizophrenic doctors, and a missing boy who may have been killed by witch doctors all compel Precious to roam about in her tiny van, searching for clues.
About the Author (Genevieve Cogman):
Alexander McCall Smith is the author of the international phenomenon The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series, the Isabel Dalhousie Series, the Portuguese Irregular Verbs series, and the 44 Scotland Street series. He is professor emeritus of medical law at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland and has served on many national and international bodies concerned with bioethics. He was born in what is now known as Zimbabwe and he was a law professor at the University of Botswana. He lives in Scotland.
For many years now I have collected books in this series as I come across them at thrift shops. The covers always struck me a beautiful. So what better time for an audiobook than when you catch the flu. Yup, you heard it right, I was brought down by the flu. So I downloaded it off of Hoopla and let the story unfold.
I also chose this book because it fulfills the Mystery March Book challenge and the Literary Voyage Around the World.
I truly enjoyed listening to Mma Ramostwe's story and how she became a lady detective. There were several cases that she tended to in the book and I appreciated being able to learn a little more each time about life in Botswana. Even though the stories are fiction, these types of cases to occur so it allowed the reader to see some of the struggles that society has to deal with in Botswana.
"I love all the people whom God made, but I especially know how to love the people who live in this place. They are my people, my brothers and sisters. It is my duty to help them to solve the mysteries in their lives. That is what I am called to do." Mma Ramotswe, p. 4
Rather than follow tradition Mma Ramotswe feels compelled to help her people and despite the obstacles for women in this profession, she pursues it with gusto.
I really look forward to reading book two and will be sure to come back with another review.
Overall I enjoyed the story of Mma Ramotswe and the variety of cases she solved. The audiobook was delightful and although I wasn't feeling well, this book was a welcome distraction. For these reasons, I would give this book 4 butterflies.
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Q: An error has occurred in Javadoc report generation - unknown tag I'm trying to generate the javadoc through maven by doing this mvn javadoc:javadoc javadoc:aggregate and here is the error
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Thats not my code, it is for a school project.
Cordially

A: Agreeing with the comments of @dehasi I additionally just want to point you to a tag-specific section of deeper explanation in an Oracle article about How to Write Doc Comments for the Javadoc Tool.
It covers the well-known tags, their recommended order as well as cardinalities, semantics and if applicable their equivalent synonyms.


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Tanjore provided us an exceptionally pleasant dining experience. The restaurant is well appointed and comfortable. It is a modern, elegant restaurant with a highly professional level of service. Our waiter, Jay was attentive and generous with his recommendations. The dishes that are developed by award winning Chef and owner, Christopher Corda, are creative, delicious and memorable. As you depart the restaurant you begin thinking about the next time you will be able to dine there.
Great place! Was my 1st time there and the food was amazing. Waiter went over menu items with us. Will definitely return.
Words cannot explain how excellent the food and the staffs are at Tanjore. Chef Christopher Corda is just an amazing and down to earth person. He is a master of creating traditional indian food with unique and mind blowing new flavors. Manager Sunny is just awsome and he makes you feel right at home as soon as you walk into the restaurant. My 2 year old and my wife loves to eat there. On weekends they have a great brunch buffet with complementary champagne A must try place in Boca Raton for lunch, dinner and brunch on weekends.


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