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Дамода́р(а) () — одно из имён Кришны или Вишну в индуизме. Упоминается как 367-е имя Вишну в «Вишну-сахасранаме». Существует два основных значения этого имени:
 Господь, когда Он был обвязан верёвкой (даама) за талию (удара) — имеется в виду божественная лила Кришны в которой мать Яшода связала его верёвкой после того как он напроказничал.

 Тот, кого можно только познать умом очищенным (удара) с помощью самоконтроля (дама).

В известном бхаджане «Дамодараштака» Кришна прославляется как Дамодара. Его упоминает в «Падма-пуране» Сатьяврата в беседе с Нарадой и Шаунакой. Этот бхаджан обычно поют в месяц картика и он пользуется особой популярностью среди кришнаитов.

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 Жизнеописание Кришны в Бхагавата-пуране
 Sri Damodarastaka lyrics and Real Audio recording
 Damodarastakam  Offer Ghee Lamp Online — Interactive Puja & MP3

Имена Кришны
Формы и образы Кришны


Company description | Award-winning British registered charity focused on Sustainable Environment, Education & Development in Madagascar.
Job description | Develop and implement a marketing and PR strategy for the promotion of SEED Madagascar's volunteer programmes to the core audience; recruit and manage of administration and communications Interns to fulfil the strategy; develop SEED Madagascar's online marketing through both managing the content of volunteering section of SEED Madagascar's website, and working with external volunteer specialists maximising the traffic to the website using a variety of online marketing tools including online advertising, Google Adwords, and social media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, SEED Madagascar's blog etc.); develop new and existing collaborations with partner organisations to promote the Charity's volunteer programmes; promote SEED Madagascar's volunteer programmes to educational institutions worldwide; maximise SEED Madagascar's profile by researching and implementing new advertising and marketing opportunities; attend careers fairs and other events as required.
Compensation package | GBP 20.000 per year.
Application period | From September, 19 to October, 31 2018.
Candidate qualifications | Empathy with SEED Madagascar's charitable aims and a commitment to promoting the Charity's mission, vision and values; meticulous administrative skills and experience of office administration procedures; high level of attention to detail; excellent english written and oral communication skills and ability to communicate with a wide range of different audiences; experience in communications and marketing, online marketing and/or social networking; ability to work independently with limited supervision, manage own time and work to deadlines; experience building and maintaining partnerships; excellent IT skills with a good working knowledge of spreadsheets and word processing; ability to manage and train a small team of volunteers and interns to assist in the role; excellent team player with influencing and motivational skills; flexible to changing circumstances.


The Delhi government's plan to cap hospital profits on drugs and devices like stents is a treatment course best avoided. The state government, against the backdrop of cases where patients were charged extortionate bills by private hospitals in the NCR, had set up an expert committee last December to look into improving access to healthcare and reducing the out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditure of patients. A study by the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) in February, for instance, had said that private hospitals' profit-margins on various medicines and other consumables were between 350-1,740%; the government is likely to put a 50% cap on margins. While asking hospitals to cap such billing will be immensely popular, the government has to keep in mind that other charges—on rooms or surgeries—will have to go up commensurately if hospitals are to maintain their current profit margins that, interestingly, are on the low side compared to other sectors.
While the NPPA numbers hogged headlines, the high capital and operational expenditure private hospitals in India incur is ignored in the discussion on margins. According to a study published in PLOS One, while total overall capital cost for private hospitals, in 2013, was eight times that of district hospitals funded by the government, land costs were 33% of the overall capital costs for private hospitals whereas, for district hospitals, they were just 19%. In the five years since the study, land costs would have gone up even more. Indeed, given net profit margins for an Apollo Hospitals are just around 3%, 4.4% for Narayana Health and 9.1% for Fortis—ebitda margins are 10%, 12% and 8%, respectively—it is obvious the NPPA-kind of numbers don't reflect anywhere near the situation on the ground.
Indeed, had the margins been anywhere nearly as attractive as is made out by stories in the media, India wouldn't have had anywhere near the kind of shortages that is has in healthcare. Delhi, one of India's most affluent markets has just 2.7 hospital beds per 1,000 people as compared to the WHO average of five. While the government is trying to fix the huge shortage in healthcare through the ambitious National Health Protection Scheme (NHPS) that will cover 10 crore families, unless there is a sharp increase in the number of hospitals, the healthcare shortage cannot possibly ease. Populist caps on prices and profit margins will be welcomed by the general public—and the non-pink media—but all they will do is to increase the already constrained supply of healthcare, especially if the Delhi-caps spread across the country.


Indianapolis, IN (February 2009) — IUPUI University College was among the winners of the 2008 MarCom awards. The college was included in the 18 percent of the total entries which were awarded the Platinum Award, the top honor that MarCom awards.
The Platinum Awards were given for the 2007 Learning Communities Conference (category: Marketing/Promotion Campaign/Special Events), the spring 2007 issue of Indiana Insight (category: Magazine/Educational Institution), the 2008-2009 Navigator student planner (category: Marketing/Promotion/Calendar), and the 2008 New Student Welcome backpack (category: Marketing/Promotion/Specialty Item). The MarCom awards are given by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals (AMCP), an organization that defines the standard of excellence for the marketing industry. In addition, AMCP supports the hard work of creative professionals who use their exceptional talents to help charitable organizations. IUPUI University College was also awarded four Gold Awards and two Honorable Mentions.


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Terms of Use for Yandex.Maps Service
This document is a translation of Terms of Use for Yandex.Maps Service in English. In case of conflict between the Russian version of Terms of Use for Yandex.Maps Service and this translation - only the Russian version of Terms of Use for Yandex.Maps Service is legally binding. The Russian version of Terms of Use for Yandex.Maps Service can be found here: https://yandex.ru/legal/maps_termsofuse/?lang=ru.
1.1. YANDEX, LLC (hereinafter Yandex) offers the Internet user (hereinafter – the User) to use Yandex.Maps service available at http://maps.yandex.com/ (hereinafter – the "Service").
1.2. These Terms constitute an addendum to the User Agreement for Yandex Services relating to the procedure for using the Service. In all respects not covered herein, relations between Yandex and the User in connection with the Service use shall be regulated by the User Agreement for Yandex Services (https://yandex.com/legal/rules) and the License to use Yandex Search Engine (https://yandex.com/legal/termsofuse), and the Privacy Policy (https://yandex.com/legal/confidential).
1.3. Once the User starts using the Service/its individual functions, it shall be deemed that the User accepted these Terms as well as the terms and conditions of all the above-mentioned documents, to the full extent, without any exceptions or reservations. If the User disagrees with any of the provisions in the said documents, the User may not use the Service.
1.4. These Terms may be amended by Yandex without any special notification; a revised version of the Terms shall come into effect from the moment of its placement in the Internet on the Web site specified in this paragraph, unless otherwise provided for in the revised version of the Terms. The effective version of the Terms shall be available at all times on the page at: https://yandex.com/legal/maps_termsofuse .
1.5. If Yandex has made any amendments to these Terms according to the procedure specified in Clause 1.4 hereof, and the User disagrees with these amendments, the User shall stop using the Service.
1.6. The Service enables the User to gain free access to updated mapping and other reference information. All currently existing functions of the Service as well as their development and/or addition of new ones shall be deemed the subject matter hereof.
2. Use of the Service. Individual Functions of the Service
2.1. The Service uses objects of intellectual property rights to which are held by relative copyright holders, and information provided by its holders. The full list of the copyright holders and the information holders is given in Clause 3 hereof.
2.2. Any information used in the Service, including cartographic materials and traffic (traffic congestion) data (hereinafter referred to as the Data), is only meant for personal non-commercial use. In this respect, it is prohibited to copy the data, reproduce, process, distribute them, make them available to the public (publish) in the Internet, use them in any way in the media and/or for commercial purposes without the rightholder's prior written permission, except as expressly stipulated by the functionality of the Service, these Terms, terms of use of other Yandex services or documents specified in cl. 1.2 of these Terms.
2.3. The Service functionally enables the User to add, at the User's choice and its own discretion, user information, including signs, marks, inscriptions, messages, etc. (hereinafter – the "User Objects"), on the maps. Application of the User Objects does not modify the source Data, and it shall be acceptable solely for the User's convenience in using the Service. The User shall be entitled to create, store and place links to the User Objects for free access in the Internet. The links to the User Objects may be also distributed by other users of the Service.
2.4. The Service provides the User with the functionality to receive map code as of the time of receipt to insert it in its website, blog or mobile application. This function is available to the User only within websites or mobile applications that can be used freely and readily by the general public. The function cannot be used for projects requiring payments or otherwise limiting access thereto for third parties. The need to register shall not be deemed limiting access under this clause.
2.5. The User shall fully bear all risks and responsibility for choosing the location of the User Objects, compliance with the law, contents, completeness, correctness and reliability of the description of added User Objects at its own discretion. Yandex shall bear no responsibility for designation and description of any User Object, shall not confirm or argue against compliance with the law, correctness and reliability of the description of any User Object. Yandex reserves the right, without notice and at its own discretion, to delete any User Object or a set of User Objects, if the information in its description conflicts with the law of the Russian Federation, contains abusive language, and also in other cases when the designation and/or the description of the User Objects and/or distribution of the link to the User Objects violates these Terms, the terms of using other Yandex services or provisions of the documents specified in Clause 1.2 hereof, as well as for the purpose of protection of interests of Yandex, service users, and/or other third parties. Yandex does not guarantee integrity of data about the User Objects to any extent and/or during any time, including in the event of Data modification due to Yandex.Maps Service development or change.
2.5.1. Any User Objects can be used by Yandex in other Yandex services and applications as well as in promotional or marketing materials placed at Yandex resources in the Internet to draw other users' attention to the User Objects, the Service in general or other Yandex applications and services, third-party goods, works and services, both indicating and without indicating the User Object author (the name (pseudonym) of the User which it entered upon registration or in its data setup in the relevant section of the Service will be specified as the author's name), with no need to receive the User's special permission and with no royalty fee paid, with the right of Yandex to entitle third parties to use such User Objects in the said promotional or marketing materials. In this respect, the User acknowledges and agrees that Yandex has no obligation to review such User Objects, and they can be automatically used by software in the said manner and for the said purposes. If the User may not entitle Yandex to use any User Object this way, it shall refrain from adding such a User Object.
2.6. The Service functionally enables the User to automatically plan a route on the maps showing an optional route from the starting point to the destination indicated by the User (hereinafter – the "Route"). The routing does not modify the source Data, and it shall be acceptable solely for the User's convenience in using the Service.
2.7. The User shall fully bear all risks and responsibility for choosing the Route and following the chosen Route at its own discretion. Yandex does not guarantee accuracy, optimality, relevance of the Routes and/or compliance of the Routes with the traffic rules, and it shall not bear any responsibility for the User's choice of and following the Route.
2.8. Yandex reserves the right, at its own discretion, to restrict the User's access to the Service (or to certain functions of the Service if this is technologically possible) under the User's account, or to fully block the User's account in case of repeated violation of these Terms, or to apply other measures to the User in order to ensure compliance with the requirements of the law or observance of the rights and legitimate interests of third parties.
2.9. Pursuant to p. 1, Art. 18 of the Federal Law "On Advertising", by using the Service, the User gives its consent to receipt of advertising messages. The User is entitled to refuse to receipt advertising messages by using relevant functions of the Service.
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Processing © SCANEX Engineering and Technological Center, LLC (http://www.scanex.ru), Includes TerraColor Data © Earthstar Geographics, Includes IRS Data © ANTRIX Corporation Ltd., Includes material © European Space Imaging GmBH.
Kiev junction schemes are provided by Transnavicom (http://www.transnavi.com).
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Panoramic photos of Bolshoi skating center, Iceberg winter sports center and Sanki center are provided by Olympstroy State Corporation (http://www.sc-os.ru/).
Maps:
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Information on the routes of urban public transport is provided by State Unitary Enterprise Mosgortrans (Moscow) and Discus Media, LLC (Saint Petersburg).
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Date of publication: 20.01.2017
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Sabonis sharp again at MSG, Pacers beat Knicks 121-106
Beaten badly in Boston, the Indiana Pacers shifted their energy to finishing their road trip with a winning record.
Posted: Jan 12, 2019 12:11 AM
Posted By: Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — Beaten badly in Boston, the Indiana Pacers shifted their energy to finishing their road trip with a winning record.
It helped that it ended in a building where Domantas Sabonis barely misses.
Sabonis had 22 points and 15 rebounds to cap his sizzling season at Madison Square Garden, and Indiana bounced back from its worst performance of 2018-19 by beating the New York Knicks 121-106 on Friday night.
Victor Oladipo added 19 points for the Pacers, who finished 3-2 on their longest trip of the season. They yielded season highs of 135 points and 56.8 percent shooting in their 27-point loss in Boston, and spent two days talking about finishing strong.
"Even though we were 2-2 we felt like we hadn't played our best basketball," Oladipo said, "and I think we came out today with a chip on our shoulder and we did a great job of using that intensity and that edge and going out there and playing with that chip."
And with energy and anger. Oladipo threw down a dunk over Mario Hezonja, and Sabonis and Bojan Bogdanovic both had powerful slams in the first half.
Sabonis shot 9 for 14 from the field to finish 21 of 26 this season in two games in New York. Playing as a reserve, he made all 12 shots and tied his career high with 30 points when the Pacers won here on Halloween.
Starting this time with Myles Turner out of the lineup, he led six players in double figures as Indiana shot 52 percent. He couldn't explain why he is so good in New York.
"I treat every game the same way," he said. "Come out, my teammates do a great job of finding me and I just try to do my job."
Bogdanovic had 15 points.
Emmanuel Mudiay scored 21 points for the Knicks, back from a lengthy, six-game road trip and playing their first game at Madison Square Garden since Christmas. They lost their seventh straight at home.
"It felt good to play here," rookie Kevin Knox said. "Not the result we wanted, but it felt good to finally be back at Madison Square Garden."
New York battled back from 13 down to take the lead on Tim Hardaway Jr.'s second straight 3-pointer, but with the game tied, Indiana scored the final 12 points, with Oladipo hitting consecutive 3-pointers, to make it 64-52 at halftime.
Bogdanovic then opened and closed a 16-7 spurt out of the locker room with 3-pointers to open an 80-59 cushion.
Hardaway played just a minute of the fourth quarter before leaving for good because he was cramping. He said he expected to be fine.
Pacers: Turner has a sore right shoulder. ... The Pacers have won the last five meetings.
Knicks: New York played without Enes Kanter (illness), Frank Ntilikina (sprained left ankle) and Mitchell Robinson (sprained left ankle). ... Knox was presented with the Eastern Conference rookie of the month award for December before the game. ... The Knicks celebrated Croatian heritage night. Hezonja and Bogdanovic are Croatian, with Bogdanovic the leading scorer in the 2016 Olympics with 25.3 points per game.
PORZINGIS PROGRESS
Knicks coach David Fizdale said the team is leaning toward leaving Kristaps Porzingis home next week when the Knicks travel to London to play Washington, believing that is better for the All-Star forward's rehabilitation from his torn ACL than traveling. Fizdale said he spoke Friday with Porzingis, who is scheduled to be re-evaluated in about a month. He said Porzingis' spirits were positive.
"Obviously he misses playing, that part has been hard," Fizdale said, "but he's starting to get stronger, so he's feeling better. And he seems to be in a really good place."
STOMACH SICKNESS?
Kanter posted a video of his "cheat day" meal on Wednesday, with seven burgers and a plate of fries on the table in front of him. He then missed practice Thursday and the game Friday because of illness, leading to speculation that he had ate himself sick. But Fizdale thought there was no way Kanter actually ate all that food.
"The guy walks around with his shirt off all day in the locker room. There's no way he's stuffing seven burgers down his face. I just don't see that," Fizdale said. "I think sometimes people take the 'gram too seriously."
Pacers: Host Phoenix on Tuesday.
Knicks: Host Philadelphia on Sunday.
Sabonis, Oladipo lift Pacers over Knicks 107-101
Young, Sabonis, Evans power Pacers past Hawks 129-121
Turner, Oladipo lead Pacers over Knicks for 7th straight win
Pacers end losing streak by holding off Knicks' late charge
Sabonis' double-double leads Indiana past Detroit
James Harden, Rockets beat Pacers 118-95
Turner helps Pacers beat 76ers 101-98
Matthews fuels rally, Pacers beat Pelicans 126-111
Lyles sharp, Cervelli and Marte homer, Pirates beat Cubs 5-2


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A new name for Dudley Square? Voters may get to weigh in this fall
By Milton J. Valencia Globe Staff,August 28, 2019, 8:38 p.m.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh's administration and City Councilor Kim Janey support a Dudley Square name ballot question.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff/FILE/Globe Staff
City voters could weigh in this fall on whether to rename Dudley Square, one of Boston's most historic black neighborhoods, after local proponents of the change argued it is named for an enabler of the region's slave trade.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh's administration and City Councilor Kim Janey, who represents Roxbury, said Wednesday that they support putting a non-binding question on the November ballot to change the name to Nubian Square, after a region that hosted one of the earliest civiliations in Africa.
Janey urged her colleagues to support putting the proposal on the ballot, saying, "People should have the ability to name themselves and define themselves."
But she took no direct position on the name change, saying her focus has been on tangible improvements to the area, which is one of the city's poorest. "I have been focused on changing the condition. Even if we change the name tomorrow, we still have a wealth gap," she said.
The council and administration must make a final decision by Sept. 18 whether to have the question placed on the November ballot.
Jerome Smith, the city's chief of engagement, said the administration began working with the grass-roots effort to rename the square last year, around the same time that the Red Sox had proposed renaming Yawkey Way to Jersey Street, because of the late owner Tom Yawkey's reputation for racism. The Nubian Square Coalition proposed following the same process through the city's Public Improvement Commission, which oversees public ways.
Smith said, though, that the administration recognized that changing the name of an entire square has far greater implications than changing a street name, and so the administration proposed putting the question before voters.
"This should be something organically discussed with the residents of Roxbury, and they should give their feedback," Smith said. "We want them to be successful in having the conversation."
If it's approved for the ballot, the administration would look at the results as a community "poll" that could shape how the city proceeds, Smith said. He added that while the question would be on the city ballot, the administration agreed to focus on answers from Roxbury-based precincts.
"You're getting feedback from the community," Smith said. "That way you can slice and dice the data and use it as you see fit."
Dudley Square is named for Thomas Dudley, who served as governor of what was then the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the 1600s. Supporters of the name change say Dudley oversaw the passage of laws that allowed for slavery and his descendants enabled the slave trade.
The proposal to name the area Nubian Square has been floated for several years but failed to gain much traction.
Under city law, the Nubian Square Coalition gathered 10 voter signatures to petition the council and the administration to approve the placement of the question on the ballot. (Without approval of the council and the administration, coalition members would need 10 percent of registered voters, or 40,000, to put the question on the ballot.)
"Why not change Dudley to a name we choose, Nubian, one that reflects a people and race, and no one person?" said Alenor Larisa Abdal-Khallaq Williams, a Roxbury resident whose family founded A Nubian Notion Inc., an Afro-centric gift store that had a location in Dudley Square for more than 50 years.
Sadiki Kambon, chair of the Nubian Square Coalition and one of the original proponents, also urged councilors to let voters decide. He said the proposal falls in line with similar efforts across the city and the country to rename plaques, monuments, and other public infrastructure that had initially been named after supporters of the slave trade. He noted that Washington Park in Roxbury was renamed Malcolm X Park.
More recently, efforts to rename Faneuil Hall because of Peter Faneuil's legacy as a slave owner ran into controvery, and an artist who had planned a memorial at the site to mark the history of slavery pulled out of the plan.
But Alex Mitchell, a Boston University student whose family is rooted in Roxbury, called on councilors to oppose the name change to Nubian, calling it hypocritical. Empires in the region, in between Sudan and Egypt, have their own history of slavery, including in modern times. More recently, the Darfur genocide occured in Sudan.
While he supports changing the name from Dudley, Mitchell called on councilors to rename the square in honor of someone from Boston who supported the black community here.
"What has Sudan, what has Africa done for the African community in the US?" he said. "If we name it Nubian Square, we miss an opportunity to honor Boston."
Milton J. Valencia can be reached at milton.valencia@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @miltonvalencia.


Happy Home Baptist Church, located at 1015 East Gwinett Street, cordially invites the public to our Christmas Candlelight Communion, on Dec. 5, 2010. Dr. K.E. McNeal, Pastor will deliver the message. This is an interfaith community service and everyone is welcome. The program will include Christmas hymns, congregational hymns, traditional Bible readings, and Communion service.
Please bring a battery operated candle to illuminate.


(JTA) — Two Israeli parliamentarians blasted several of their Arab colleagues after pictures surfaced of them meeting with Hamas officials.
Knesset members Alex Miller of Yisrael Beiteinu and Yoel Hasson of Kadima called for sanctions against Arab Knesset members after photos were published on the Internet of them meeting with Aziz Dweik, a Palestinian parliamentarian and Hamas member, The Jerusalem Post reported.
The photos, which were said to be two years old, showed Dweik with Haneen Zoabi of the Balad Party and Ibrahim Sarsour and Masud Gnaim of United Arab List-Ta'al.
Miller said the Arab Knesset members should be prohibited from running for the Knesset.
"Whoever is not faithful to the state should not enjoy its fruits," Miller said.
Zoabi said there was no problem with meeting with Hamas, as its officials were "chosen in democratic elections and represent the Palestinian people."
Hasson said that he planned to ask Israel's attorney general to launch an investigation of the Arab lawmakers.


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package gce

import (
	"fmt"

	utilerrors "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/errors"
)

const (
	// alpha: v1.8 (for Services)
	//
	// Allows Services backed by a GCP load balancer to choose what network
	// tier to use. Currently supports "Standard" and "Premium" (default).
	AlphaFeatureNetworkTiers = "NetworkTiers"

	GCEDiskAlphaFeatureGate = "GCEDiskAlphaAPI"
)

// All known alpha features
var knownAlphaFeatures = map[string]bool{
	AlphaFeatureNetworkTiers: true,
	GCEDiskAlphaFeatureGate:  true,
}

type AlphaFeatureGate struct {
	features map[string]bool
}

func (af *AlphaFeatureGate) Enabled(key string) bool {
	return af.features[key]
}

func NewAlphaFeatureGate(features []string) (*AlphaFeatureGate, error) {
	errList := []error{}
	featureMap := make(map[string]bool)
	for _, name := range features {
		if _, ok := knownAlphaFeatures[name]; !ok {
			errList = append(errList, fmt.Errorf("alpha feature %q is not supported.", name))
		} else {
			featureMap[name] = true
		}
	}
	return &AlphaFeatureGate{featureMap}, utilerrors.NewAggregate(errList)
}


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Firefox alternatives
November 26th, 2014 by Dedoimedo
For many people, the release of Firefox 29 unto the market signified a symbolic death of Mozilla's flagship product, the Firefox browser. The specific edition came out with looks barely indistinguishable from Chrome, and with a big drop in UI productivity. As a result, a large number of Firefox users started prowling the Web, searching for alternatives.
In this article, I'll try to provide some, without linking to my rather R-rated review of Firefox 29 and the tutorial on how to transform it into a usable application. You can search for those, if you like. We will be focusing entirely on Gecko-based browsers, because moving to Chrome or Internet Explorer or any other software has never been an issue. Nor the big emotional dilemma we're facing here. The question is, can Firefox lovers continue enjoying Firefox, or better, something that resembles Firefox in spirit if not in name? Plus, we will examine this from the perspective of Linux users, because they have it much harder than Windows folks.
I will start with Seamonkey, a community project that has evolved from the now-abandoned Mozilla Internet suite. I've talked about this program before, and found it adequate if not very exciting or modern looking. But it's been around for a very long while, it has a decent force of developers and volunteers behind it, and it's backed, at least provisionally, by the Mozilla Foundation.
However, while Firefox has gone to the dark side with rounded tabs on top, Seamonkey remains true to the simple mission of displaying Web pages. On top of that, it's a suite, so you also get a slew of other programs, all of which have merit and use, even though you may never require them. We will talk about this a little later on.
Anyhow, I tried Seamonkey in a modified Salamander instance, focusing on the ease with which the software can be found, obtained, and installed. Then, I played with it, visited many popular pages to check how well they are displayed and rendered, streamed some popular media, and installed several extensions, to see whether the stuff that still makes Firefox the superior browser out there, despite the UI regressions, works in Seamonkey, too. So yes, extensions.
The installation was not trivial. Although getting Seamonkey merely means downloading a bz2 archive and extracting it somewhere, it's a generic 32-bit build, so it might not work everywhere. For me, this meant handling unknown exceptions due to missing shared libraries, as my system is 64 bit. It started with XPCOM errors, due to libdbus-glib issues.
./seamonkey
XPCOMGlueLoad error for file /home/uroger/Downloads/seamonkey/libxul.so:
libdbus-glib-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Couldn't load XPCOM.
I had to install libdbus-glib-1-2:i386, and after that, the error moved on to the next shared library:
libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
This is resolved by installing libgtk2.0-0:i386, which also pulls about a hundred other 32-bit dependencies. After this, Seamonkey launched just fine and without any problems, and it was stable and fast during my testing. On first launch, the Internet suite will ask you whether you want to import configurations, like from Thunderbird. Then, you get an archaic-looking but perfectly functional browser, which does everything Firefox like or near as it makes no difference.
Some of the things look a little strange, and there's a bit of clutter. But it's perfectly sensible. You have the browser, mail client, chat program, calendar, and composer for HTML editing, which is very similar to kompoZer, an oldie but goodie. A very decent set of tools to work with.
Next, I played with extensions. This is critical for Firefox users. Upfront, I must admit that only a subset of extensions will work. For example, Noscript and Adblock Plus installed fine, but Video DownloadHelper was not available. So you will be compromising if you decide to abandon Firefox. On the other hand, when it comes to privacy and security, you will be in a good shape.
Another problem is Flash playback. If you have a 64-bit system, then you will also have a 64-bit version of Flash installed, and if you try to add the 32-bit plugin, the 64-bit one will be removed. This creates a problem, and it's similar to what we've seen with Steam and Flash back in the day. You can work around this manually, but it's something you need to be aware of.
Under the hood, it's almost identical to Firefox. You have a load of options to tweak and configure the behavior of the software. You can even setup a sync, so you can maintain your profile across multiple devices, and keep backups of your user data.
Overall, Seamonkey is not an ideal replacement for Firefox, but it's a very decent and practical solution. If you're hard pressed into a corner, you can definitely consider this program for daily use. Again, it might not be the flashiest, the prettiest or the most modern, but it's continuously developed, updated and maintained, you get a reasonable arsenal of addons, and there are several other programs included in the suite that sweeten the deal. Indeed, some of the extensions might be missing, but then you might not really need that many, because recently, quite a few extensions have been created for the sole purpose of giving you the old Firefox behavior back. Unnecessary in this case. All in all, okay, but let's move on.
After publishing my aforementioned accusation of the recent Firefox developments, maybe a hundred different people contacted me separately, telling of Pale Moon, a forked version of Firefox without all the new UI changes, with additional optimization and efficiency tweaks. I was a little wary of the project, fearing it was an unsustainable one-man show, and not really knowing whether it could survive for long. Then, after carefully stalking the project's site and testing their browser on and off, I've come to a conclusion that it is a very interesting, very accurate if somewhat medium-risk replacement for Firefox. Let's elaborate.
Anyhow, Pale Moon is essentially Firefox in every way, except it comes with a sane presentation layer, some of the modern stuff has been removed, and there's the natural rebranding. Both 32-bit and 64-bit builds are available, and there's even a Linux installer, although the software is not officially available in any repository.
After you setup Pale Moon, it will reside happily alongside your other browser. Launch it, and you'll get a Firefox lookalike, with a blend between Firefox 4 and Firefox 24 plus some other unique features. Good, sane looks, especially for those dissatisfied with what happened in version 29 onwards.
Next, I did the same exercise like with Seamonkey. I tried to install a handful of browser addons, to see how compatible they are with Pale Moon. Here, your repertoire is wider and richer, and I had no problems with either one of the three extensions we tested before. However, Adblock Plus does not have a GUI button, even though it works in the background. This is a small but important glitch that shows that Pale Moon and Firefox are ever so slightly different. Whether this outweighs the aesthetic side of things is another matter. But you must be aware that nothing is going to be an exact 100% identical fit.
Flash plugin worked just fine, out of the box. Underneath the hood, you get virtually the same set of features and options like Firefox. Fire up the Preferences window, and you will struggle telling which browser you're using, except the obvious giveaway strings.
The focus of Pale Moon is both functional and emotional. It promotes freedom of customization, resists the latest changes in Firefox, and tries to offer a viable alternative to the trends while losing a minimal set of functionality in the process. This is a very interesting spin. But it also creates a dangerous precedent. What if Firefox suddenly went back to its old state? Moreover, what about future development and resources required to keep Pale Moon alive? Can we afford to switch over and hope it will be around for another decade or two? Windows focus is understandable, but you need to remember that Linux could and probably will come second as a result.
Another very critical aspect is the actual usability. Tiny things can go unnoticed for days, weeks or months. You might be bugged by seemingly innocent annoyances that you will not be able to explain or resolve easily. While Pale Moon is very much like Firefox, it's also different, and users need to remember this. All that said, there's no looming disaster, and the browser seems like a great alternative to the mainstream Firefox release. But it will never a perfect clone sans the personal taste woes, because that's not the point.
You might also consider IceWeasel or IceCat, Debian-branded versions of Firefox, which strip out all non-free components. In a way, you may think these are completely different browsers, but they are essentially Firefox, and therefore, not really an option. Furthermore, they might not be readily available in distro repositories, specifically because of the philosophy and licensing, plus they serve no functional value with Firefox around.
For many non-technical reasons, Firefox still remains the preferred choice in most Linux distributions. If you like the way it behaves but not so much the way it looks and feels, you might want to consider trying either Pale Moon or Seamonkey as possible alternatives or supplements. Neither will give a complete answer to what you might be seeking, but they come close. Pale Moon is more of a Firefox clone, but it could hide tiny, evil bugs that you won't notice until too late, and there's the question of future development and sustainability. Seamonkey is a more old-fashioned product, but it's its own master, and it comes with a long history.
We can only hope that Firefox will remain free, privacy-oriented and customizable as it's always been, even if it strays on the artistic front. An identity crisis, fueled by money and conflicting ideologies. Uncertainty is not a good place to be, so you must have something to allay your fears and doubts, which are often worse than the reality. Perhaps you do not have a definite answer to your quest right now, but at least you have some answers. If I had to choose, for most people, I'd say Pale Moon, but it's a tricky choice. Anyhow, if you think there are other Gecko-based browsers, which also work in Linux and not just Windows, feel free to suggest them. That would be all. Take care.
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[ARCHIVED] Village Board Approves Zoning Code Amendments to Allow Firearm Uses within the B-4 Zoning District
At the Village Board's regular meeting held on March 24, 2014 a zoning ordinance was passed to designate limited areas within the Village's B-4 Business Zoning District where several types of firearms related uses could potentially locate. The final decision to pass the ordinance can be described as a compromise of sorts between emerging business interests and those of a portion of the community, while at the same time strengthening the Village's ability to properly regulate such uses in the future.
A public hearing notice was published in the February 14, 2014 edition of the Suburban Life newspaper soliciting public comments on the zoning application. The public hearing was held before the Village Plan Commission on March 5, 2014 on a proposal to change the Village zoning ordinance to allow retail firearm sales and shooting ranges upon properties within the B-4 District only. After deliberation, the members of the Plan Commission recommended that retail firearm sales be listed as a permitted use in the B-4 District while shooting ranges be listed as special uses, which would require a separate zoning process and public hearing for each individual applicant. The Plan Commission's recommendation was received by the Village Board on March 10, 2014 and further considered during the last meeting on March 24th.
Since the state recently approved a concealed carry law, firearm type uses are emerging as an expanding business market. Recently, the Village has received inquiries from firearms related businesses desiring to locate in Willowbrook. However, since there were no zoning provisions in place to permit those uses, they were turned away.
Presuming the Village will likely continue to receive future firearms use requests, given this expanding business market, the issue is multi-faceted; First, since the Village does not levy a conventional property tax, a pro-business economic development approach is in place. In addition, the Village Attorney has cautioned that an outright prohibition on firearm uses may not survive a zoning challenge if a case was ever brought against the Village in the future. Therefore, after further consideration, the Village Board expressed a desire to be both proactive in its approach by allowing some accommodation for potential business opportunities while at the same time protecting the Village's ability to regulate these types of uses. Although there was concern in allowing areas where these uses could locate, there was greater concern that if specific areas (i.e., the B-4 Business Zoning District) were not identified, the Village could risk losing all ability to regulate the location of these uses.
There are twelve (12) properties within the Village's B-4 Business Zoning District, eleven (11) of which already have businesses operating on them, such as hotels, auto dealerships and restaurants. These properties are located at the south end of Willowbrook, east of Route 83, between 73rd Court and 79th Street.
During the Board's consideration of the amendatory ordinance on March 24th, the mayor and Board decided to further restrict the number of properties upon which a firearms related business could locate to only six (6) of the twelve (12) B-4 properties. These six (6) properties do not abut Route 83 or I-55, and are located in close proximity to the Village police station within the business/industrial park. As a result, it is believed that no negative community impacts should result.
The Village elected and appointed officials consider the expressed opinions of the public during its deliberations on all zoning matters, including those that are sensitive community issues. The public comments received pertaining to this issue led to the decision to further restrict the number of properties in which these uses could locate.
The Village Board's action in this matter represents the community's best long-term interests. Although the ordinance does provide zoning for such uses to potentially operate upon six (6) individual properties, these properties are located away from both residential areas and commercial shopping centers, and five (5) of them already have established businesses upon them which may make it unlikely for them to convert to a firearms related use. In addition, the zoning amendment will strengthen the Village's ability from a zoning perspective to continue to be able to regulate such uses in the future.


Read reviews about Ahgora here! All reviews have been written by Quandoo users that have already booked and eaten at Ahgora. We try to be as transparent as possible by providing you with real guest experiences. Find out what other diners are saying about Ahgora.
Amazing food (wow!!!) and fantastic staff (thank you), will definitely come back soon.
Beautiful food and fast, attentive service. Will certainly be returning here!
Lovely food, fabulous service and Chef accommodated my food allergy without missing a beat (which is not the normal experience). Best in class and definitely our favourite restaurant.
Ahgora is a really nice, fairly up-market dining option in Glebe. We went there for dinner to celebrate a special occasion. It's a share dishes format, which we generally love. It's not a stereotypical Greek menu and the food was great, particularly the haloumi ravioli. The pork belly was nice but a little overdone. The wine list was also decent and service was friendly. We'll be back.
We had a great time at Ahgora! the food was FANTASTIC! there wasn't 1 dish that came to our table that didn't get the entire plate cleaned up. Definitely a must go and revisit!
The food is beautiful every time we go and the wait staff are always good and helpful. If you want to be able to have a decent conversation, though, go very very early. The decor is really attractive but it's a boom box inside and once even one group of other guests arrive you have to SHOUT. By the time we had three groups, we gave up and cut the evening a bit short. This really is the only drawback and we will go again - but at times when we have a chance at the place being empty.
The food and service was great, the only drawback was it was a very busy Friday night (which is understandable) and as a result lots of noise. As we were a small group catching up after a while, we would have liked a quieter space. That aside, it is still one of my favourite restaurants. I will definitely be back.
Great Food, Atmosphere and service. The dishes were generous, unique and delicious, and to top it off Ahgora has some of the friendliest staff ive ever had in Sydney!
We had a party of 8 and although we did not order the banquet we managed to try many of the dishes on the menu. The food was uniformly excellent with a richness of textures and flavours that provided some welcome surprises. The service as usual was friendly and efficient. A favourite haunt of ours in Glebe.


The MMRF is a world-recognized leader in cancer research. Together with its partners, the MMRF has created the only end-to-end solution in precision medicine and the single largest genomic dataset in all cancers. The MMRF continues to disrupt the industry today, as a pioneer and leader at the helm of new research efforts. Since its inception, the organization has raised over $400 million and directs nearly 90% of the total funds to research and related programs. As a result, the MMRF has been awarded by Charity Navigator's coveted four-star rating for 13 years, the highest designation for outstanding fiscal responsibility and exceptional efficiency.


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Q: How to concatenate / append a string to another one in Jekyll / Liquid? To be clear, assuming:
{% assign my_var = "123" %}
{% assign another_var = "456" %}

I would like to append string to my_var to get something like 123 - 456
What I have tried so far:
{% assign my_var = my_var + " - " + another_var %}

A: append: filter
This is more convenient than capture for short concatenations:
{% assign x = 'abc' %}
{% assign y = 'def' %}
{% assign z = x | append: ' - ' | append: y %}
{{ z }}

Output:
abc - def

Tested on jekyll 3.0.4 (github-pages 75).

A: All the answers so far are correct, but they fail to mention that you can also inline the append instead of having to assign a new variable:
Link

A: You could use the capture logic tag:
{% capture new_var %}{{ my_var }} - {{ another_var }}{% endcapture %}

It is also possible to use the append filter, as Ciro pointed:
{% assign new_var = my_var | append: ' - ' | append: another_var %}

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You might be expecting Doom on the iPhone to be the latest in an increasingly tedious string of ports of the original game. But it ain't no such thing. Doom Resurrection on the iPhone is a completely new game developed exclusively for iPhone and iPod touch by iD software. It's £5.99 and we've been smearing brain against wall all afternoon.
Remember the House of the Dead games? Y'know, the first-person shooters where your dude walks a pre-set path? Yeah, it's like that. Only to aim, you tilt the iPhone, and all other controls are displayed as virtual buttons on the screen. Oh, and instead of a house, it's Mars, and you're the last surviving Marine in a sea of Hellbeasts.
Those of you thinking, "Cripes, that sounds to me like the epitome of tedium," let us assure you: you're only partially correct. For the most part, iDoom, as we like to call it, is impressively playable, with some of the best graphics we've seen on an iPhone game to date.
There is a range of shooty-bangs on offer, numerous enemies to dismember, some Sega Mega Drive-esque text-on-the-screen cut-scenes and heaps of blood and brain to get plastered in. And most of the time it performs well, although we noticed on several occasions that dropped frames caused the game to stutter. Maybe it'll be even better on the iPhone 3GS (ours was running on an iPhone 3G).
It takes a little patience to get used to tilting the phone to position the crosshair over the thing you want to become dead, but as we say to all gun-wielding freaks: if at first it doesn't bleed, try, try, try again. Eventually, those limbs will fall, soaking you in mixture of satisfaction, blood and crippled organs.
And now you can take that pleasure on the bus and show the old woman next to you how you're so disturbed you have to carry a portable violence machine everywhere you go. The elderly are hilarious when they're running in fear. Go ahead, find an 'old' and scare it.
Doom Resurrection is available now in the iTunes Store for £5.99, and piles of screenshots are over the page. Look out for the guy whose stomach's falling out!
Caption:Nate Lanxon
Two already-crippled slowbeasts just begging for you to blow them to pieces.
Published: June 30, 2009 Caption:Nate Lanxon
Should an enemy grab you, you're encouraged to shake the iPhone to fight them off.
Here's a cut-scene. Yeah, thrilling.
Something fell in front of us and burst into flames. Might've been a wall, but it looks like a gas tank.
A guy being shot in the armpit here.
This was the very moment we discovered a shotgun...
...and this was the first thing we tried it out on: the pre-pulverised stomach of a fat Martian.
More stomach action.
A new enemy! This one hurls fire at you.
Screenshots: Doom Resurrection on iPhone tested
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Karamay wins iSunTV Chinese Documentary Award
Karamay (dir. Xu Xin)
Xu Xin's Karamay, a six hour epic investigation of a tragic fire that killed hundreds of Chinese schoolchildren, was one of four films honored by the iSunTV Chinese Documentary Awards for Best Investigative Documentary.
Born in Beijing by Ma Li, Three Days in Wukan by Ai Xiaoming, and Falling from the Sky by Zhang Zanbo also won awards. The films were all screened to the public last week in Hong Kong as part of iSunTV's annual festival.
In her report on last year's Chinese Documentary Awards, Isabella Tianzi Cai profiled iSunTV:
iSunTV claims to be the only independent Chinese television channel in China. It was founded in 2000 in Hong Kong as a Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) channel. Now headquartered in Hong Kong, Beijing, and Taipei, it produces and broadcasts programs in Chinese around the clock. Currently its programs are divided into eight categories; they are news, reviews, histories, biographies, documentaries, dialogs, cultural talks, and world cultures. A strong focus on free speech permeates all its programs. Documentaries, in particular, are a staple with them.
More details on the awards and screenings can be found on iSunTV's website (in Chinese).
Karamay is part of the dGenerate catalog.


Absolutely no complaints at all about the YSL Spring 2017 Collector Palettes, collectively known as The Street And I Collection. One's an eye palette and the other is a blush and I guess the mood they're going for is a kind of street art, graffiti look – the blush palette has a brick design running across the actual blush.
I was looking back at the YSL Collector's palettes and wishing I'd kept more that came my way (when I worked for print, I always had to send the product into the publication for photography and didn't have a blog back then so didn't even photograph them). At the back of my mind, I remembered a very limited edition Facebook Palette from 2012 – quite forward thinking of YSL at the time, because they're fairly traditional with social.
The limited run of 1,650 was sold via their FB page.
The palette is really pretty – very wearable, despite the pop of orange (trust me, it will look better in summer!).
The first swatch is the blush – a crushed orange shade that can go as vivid or as subtle as you like, and the palette swatches are above. Both palettes are £42.50 (ouch) but have 10% off at Feel Unique HERE.


CNBC's Rick Santelli interviewed Harry Dent yesterday regarding his expectations for the stock market and Federal Reserve actions. Dent, founder of H.S. Dent, is the author of several books including The Great Crash Ahead: Strategies for a World Turned Upside Down .
Dent began the interview by saying he just told his subscribers to short stocks and the Euro on Tuesday (two days ago). He views the recent market weakness as an intermediate-term market correction.
Dent said he didn't expect the ECB to come up with $1.3 trillion and QE2, and bond yields to keep going down while the economy strengthened. Dent added there was enough stimulus to put off a major crisis this year.
Dent stated stocks were way overdue for a correction. The question for Dent was whether it would be a 5-8% correction, or if it would be 15-20%. Dent said it would depend on a lot of things like oil prices.
Dent said he was cautious on the market here, but feels there will be one more rally. Dent stated this is an epic battle with the government saying we can't let the economy slow down and let the free markets deal with the debt problem, while they're ignoring the fact that Iceland already dealt with their debt and they now have the strongest growth and falling unemployment in Europe.
Adding debt to debt is not the right policy and Dent said he didn't like what was happening, but a "market on crack only wants more crack." Dent added that the market was disappointed because they're not going to get QE3 right around the corner.
Santelli said if the jobs number comes as expected, or less than expected on Friday, we could see a much larger equity sell-off.
The interview continued with Dent commenting on the perversity of the Fed's zero interest rate policy, the timing of QE3, and when the next crisis will occur.


Lakeside real estate occupies a neighborhood that once featured horse racing, roadhouses, and farms. Now, it offers the San Francisco Zoo, great golf courses, lakes and parks. Lakeside is also close to Ocean Beach and great surfing at the end of Sloat Boulevard. San Francisco State University, the Stonestown Galleria, and Merced Library are nearby. The neighborhood has a variety of good schools and all the usual conveniences. This page offers a brief but interesting history of how the Lakeside area developed from the 1930's to more recent times. Contact me for more information about Lakeside real estate.
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GitWeb is pretty simplistic though. If you're looking for a more modern, fully featured Git server, there are some several open source solutions out there that you can install instead. As GitLab is one of the more popular ones, we'll cover installing and using it as an example. This is a bit more complex than the GitWeb option and likely requires more maintainance, but it is a much more fully featured option.
This section has focused mainly on the Git-related parts of GitLab, but it's a fairly mature system, and provides many other features that can help your team work together. These include project wikis, discussion "walls", and system maintenance tools. One benefit to GitLab is that, once the server is set up and running, you'll rarely need to tweak a configuration file or access the server via SSH; most administration and general usage can be accomplished through the in-browser interface.


With a majestic presence and undeniably classic style, our 2008 Mercedes-Benz CL-Class CL550 Coupe is displayed in Black. Powered by a 5.5 Liter V8 that delivers 382hp while tethered to a 7 Speed Automatic transmission. This Rear Wheel Drive combination rewards you with near 22mpg on the open road. You will love the impressive acceleration and a ride at the leading edge of comfort.
Inside our CL550, enjoy the full-color navigation system, a premium audio system with a 6-disc CD/DVD changer and available satellite radio. You'll also relish in power heated and cooled front seats, the view from the huge power sunroof, and appreciate the park assist.


The Big Desert zone regulates hunting opportunities for elk in Idaho and covers 3,556 square miles. Public lands comprise 2,746 square miles (78%) of the total land covered by this game management unit. The greater region is best serviced by Crystal. The elevation of the region ranges from a low of 3,700 feet to a high of 10,600 feet above sea level. Wildfires have burned nearly 49,509 acres here in the last two years, providing opportunities for new vegetation and attracting a variety of wildlife. This area contains 1 campgrounds, and 2 public fishing access sites. There are 7 trailheads that provide public gateways to these wilderness areas: Bear Den Butte Wilderness Study Area, Cedar Butte Wilderness Study Area, Craters of the Moon National Monument Wilderness, Great Rift Wilderness Study Area, Lava Wilderness Study Area, Little Deer Wilderness Study Area, Shale Butte Wilderness Study Area. Additionally, 2 sites are open to the public for access to managed private lands.


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Tax reduction and low-cost development dividend policy
In order to implement the reduction and tax reduction policy to the whole process of enterprise development, while entering the relevant policy dividends, increase the investment in R & D, the Tax Department of the Taxation Department of the Sino-Sino-Sino-Sino-Sino-Sino-Sino-Sino-Japanese New District, which is implemented Household policy ", for the company's tailor-made tax policy spree, vigorously support the development of individual industrial and commercial households, high-tech enterprises, and send policy dividends directly to enterprise" pockets ".
"Enterprise production equipment is simple, production capacity can not sell sales, let me worry.
However, R & D fees are added to deduct new policies. In January-September 2021, our company enjoys 1.25 million yuan, so we can use taxes to expand the plant and purchase new equipment, improve Production capacity, increase income. "Yunnan Food Co., Ltd. Liu Zhi Min said.
The company was established in April 2015 and belongs to college students' entrepreneurship projects.
"Next, the company will build a plateau characteristic agricultural rose innovation center, building a standardized edible rose raw material base, to create a full-food rose industrial chain, promote the production facilities of edible roses, organic, digital, and strive for the establishment of a green organic demonstration base.
"Liu Zhimin said that he is full of confidence in the future.
In recent years, in order to stabilize the survival and development of enterprises, the continuous efforts of new innovation and tax reduction policies, especially in these two years, to alleviate the influence of the epidemic on the company, further increase, monthly sales The starting point is increased from 30,000 yuan from the beginning to 100,000 yuan, and then it is now 150,000 yuan. The preferential policies brought by tax cuts, directly acting on the development process of enterprises, allowing companies to put saved funds directly into the production and development process, further enhance the competitiveness and vigorous vigor of enterprises.
The introduction of a good policy also needs to cooperate with fine service guidance. In order to further implement the tax preferential policy of high-tech enterprises, the Tax Department of the Sino-Sino-Sino-Central District is firmly established to implement tax reduction and deduct the concept of political tasks, hard tasks, and give full play to the role of taxation function, explain the "one-on-one" "one-on-one" "" one-on-one "in high-tech enterprises. Counseling enterprises to declare the "roadblock", driving the implementation of the policy, and promote the root of preferential policies. Yunnan A Biotechnology Co., Ltd. Is a high-tech enterprise specializing in biotechnology research and development. When the tax worker entered the enterprise propaganda tax cutting policy, the company's finance staff Feng Wei made such a bill: "The most lack of corporate technology research and development is the cash flow. In 2020, only the increment is revenue. We can enjoy the tax preferential policy of 430,000 yuan. This time it benefits from tax reduction and tax reduction policy. The company has increased its investment in scientific research, and a number of R & D technologies is transformed into patent results, and use it smoothly.
"It is understood that it is the only patented technology for the production of paclitaxel, which has always been the world's own unique raw material supplier of several multinational high-end preparations and medical equipment companies. Good performance is due to the long-term business Product research and development, for high-tech enterprises
The person in charge of the Biotechnology Co., Ltd. said: "In 2020, the company enjoys the investment cost plus deducting preferential policies, the reduction of more than 3.45 million yuan, the company's investment, large amounts of funds, the product development, there is no worries in the turnover of capital, really I am very grateful to the national policy support and tax department's intimate service! "Next, the tax department in the Sino-Central New District will continue to increase tax preferential policies, and pass a series of tax preferential policies issued to taxpayers and continue to implement various items. Listed companies Hui people tax payment preferential policies.
(Li Ziyu, Lin Keyu, Yuan Yumei) (Editor: Xu Qian, Zhu Hongxia) Sharing let more people see.


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import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap;

import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext;

import com.alibaba.dubbo.config.spring.ReferenceBean;

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    private DubboUtil() {
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Located in what is now Sonoma County, California, Fort Ross was in operation from 1812 to 1841 as a trading outpost for the Russian-American Company. The southernmost settlement in the Russian colonization of North America, it was established as an agricultural base to supply Alaska. Fort Ross was the site of California's first windmills and shipbuilding yards, and Russian scientists there were among the first to record California's cultural and natural history. How did the Fort get its name?
Colchis was an ancient country situated on the eastern shore of the Black Sea in what is now the Republic of Georgia. In Greek legend, it was the home of Medea and the destination of Jason and the Argonauts. Though Greek trading posts were established there with the support of the native Colchians—whose ethnic composition is unclear—the land remained independent for hundreds of years. It was situated just outside of Alexander the Great's control. Who finally conquered Colchis in 100 BCE?
Although she was born a member of the upper class, which traditionally identified with British rule in Ireland, Gregory embraced Irish cultural nationalism and became an extremely important figure of the Irish literary revival. She collected and published several volumes of Irish folk tales, wrote and translated dozens of plays, and directed multiple theater companies. The name of Irish author Denis Johnston's play The Old Lady Says No! refers to what incident involving Gregory?


Fast approaching the 18 year Milestone here at Carpy's Cafe Racers and have always enjoyed what I do here in Sunny California, and today is another great day and seeing as its Blog Tuesday, just wanted to than you all for purchasing from me and all the great emails and phone calls that I receive from you.
Trying to make New parts as well as sell the Classic ones too, I listen and if I get enough interest then I try and make the parts happen and so far it has worked out well.
So if you need Handle bars, to seats, to great Exhaust systems, I am here for you and once again thank everyone for all your support I really appreciate it.
Have a Great day and look forward to maybe one day meeting you at some of the shows we shall e attending this year, off to New Jersey in March, should be a Blast.
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Isolation of minor and novel azaspiracids: structure elucidation and toxicology
Resolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.toxicon.2014.08.027
Search for: Kilcoyne, Jane; Search for: Nulty, Ciara; Search for: McCarron, Pearse1 ; Search for: Jauffrais, Thierry; Search for: Twiner, M.; Search for: Quilliam, Michael Arthur1 ; Search for: Hess, Philipp; Search for: Miles, Christopher Owen1
National Research Council Canada. Measurement Science and Standards
Toxicon
21st Meeting of the French Society of Toxinology (SFET), Freshwater and Marine Toxins, December 9-10, 2013, Pasteur Institute, Paris, France
Special issue of 21st Meeting of the French-Society-of-Toxicology (SFET) Azaspiracids (AZAs) were discovered following a poisoning event in the Netherlands in 1995 after people consumed contaminated shellfish harvested in Ireland. The symptoms included nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. AZA1, -2 and -3 were identified as the source of the illnesses. LC MS/MS is the EU reference method for detection of AZAs, with the regulatory limit set at 160 μg/kg AZA1 equivalents. Extensive research has revealed that more than 20 additional AZA analogues exist. The phytoplankton Azadinium spinosum produces AZA1 and -2 while AZA3 and many of the other analogues are metabolic products formed in the shellfish. To date AZA1-6 have been isolated, chemically characterized and assessed for their toxicological impact using both in vitro and in vivo assays. Cytotoxicity studies indicate that AZA1, -2, and -3 elicit a lethal response that is both concentration- and time- dependent, with EC50 values in the sub- to low nanomolar range. The availability of as many AZA analogues as possible, in sufficient quantity and purity, is imperative to highlight the analogues which are relevant for public health protection. Here we describe efforts made to identify hitherto unknown analogues of the AZA group in phytoplankton and shellfish as well as attempts to isolate some of the known minor AZA analogues using a series of partitioning and column chromatography steps. Samples were purified in sufficient quantities to enable full structural elucidation by LC-MS/MS and NMR and toxicological assessment using the Jurkat T lymphocyte cell assay. Some the purified compounds had significant differences in their structure from the main AZA analogues which enabled examination of structure-activity relationships.
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cop: copula

The cop relation is used exclusively for the word 是 / shì "be" primarily as a copula linked to the main predicate, which may often be a noun or adjective. The words 為 / wéi "be, be as" and 非 / fēi "not be" are also included if they are the only verb in a sentence and the latter is semantically equivalent to the opposite of 是 shì.

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1	他	_	PRON	_	_	4	nsubj	_	3SG
2	是	_	VERB	_	_	4	cop	_	be
3	我	_	PRON	_	_	4	nmod	_	1SG
4	男朋友	_	NOUN	_	_	0	root	_	boyfriend

1	"He	_	_	_	_	0	_	_	_
2	is	_	_	_	_	0	_	_	_
3	my	_	_	_	_	0	_	_	_
4	boyfriend."	_	_	_	_	0	_	_	_

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4	沒	_	AUX	_	_	5	aux	_	NEG.PERF
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Larisa Epatko Larisa Epatko
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/leon-panetta
Panetta: President Obama Couldn't See Bin Laden's Death, but Received 'Geronimo' Signal
World May 3, 2011 12:10 PM EDT
President Obama shakes hands with Adm. Mike Mullen after his statement about the mission against Osama bin Laden. CIA Director Leon Panetta and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are pictured at left. (White House photo by Pete Souza)
In a newsmaker interview with Jim Lehrer on Tuesday, CIA Director Leon Panetta describes the final tense seconds of the commando raid on the compound housing Osama bin Laden in Pakistan — and the culmination of a nearly 10-year manhunt.
Panetta told Lehrer neither he nor President Obama watched the actual shooting of bin Laden as it happened. Panetta spoke from CIA headquarters about the military intelligence operation that led to the al-Qaida leader's death.
"Once those teams went into the compound, I can tell you that there was a time period of almost 20 or 25 minutes that we really didn't know just exactly what was going on. There were some very tense moments as we were waiting for information. But finally Adm. (William) McRaven came back and said he had picked up the word 'Geronimo,' which was the code word that represented they got bin Laden," he said.
When Lehrer asked if bin Laden said anything to the commandos, Panetta said: "To be frank, I don't think he had a lot of time to say anything."
Lehrer also asked about the uncertainty surrounding whether bin Laden was actually in the compound and whether he fired back at the Navy SEALs. The full interview airs Tuesday on the NewsHour.
More NewsHour coverage of bin Laden's death:
Look Inside Osama Bin Laden's Abbottabad Compound
Photo Essay: The World Reacts to Osama Bin Laden's Death
During Bin Laden Raid, 'The Minutes Passed Like Days'
Albright: Bin Laden Death a 'Very Big Victory,' But Not 'Happily Ever After'
Abbottabad Residents 'Shocked' Bin Laden Hid Nearby
'Bin Laden Bounce': Obama's Approval Rating Jumps, Except for Economy
Obama Pleads for Bipartisanship in Bin Laden Aftermath
The Life of Osama Bin Laden: 10 Must Reads
View all of our World coverage and follow us on Twitter.
Larisa Epatko produced multimedia web features and broadcast reports with a focus on foreign affairs for the PBS NewsHour. She has reported in places such as Jordan, Pakistan, Iraq, Haiti, Sudan, Western Sahara, Guantanamo Bay, China, Vietnam, South Korea, Turkey, Germany and Ireland.
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Redskins News | Washington Redskins - Redskins.com
Monday, Dec 02, 2019 09:45 PM
Four Former Redskins Named Finalists For NFL 100 All-Time Team
Kyle Stackpole
Four former Redskins have been named finalists for the NFL 100 All-Time Team. The league announced its cornerback, safety and special teams finalists Monday night, with Darrell Green, Ken Houston, Brian Mitchell and Paul Krause all making the list at their respective positions.
Congrats to HOF and Redskins Ring of Fame Inductee @darrellgreen28‼#HTTR https://t.co/O1oHjSl1pv
— Washington Redskins (@Redskins) December 3, 2019
Green, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and Redskins Ring of Fame member, is one of 16 cornerback finalists thanks to a legendary 20-yard career in Washington. Known for his agelessness and elite speed, Green was a seven-time Pro Bowler, four-time first-team All-Pro and won two Super Bowls between 1983-2002. He's currently the Redskins' all-time leader with 54 interceptions, while no other Redskins has corralled more than 36 interceptions. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008.
Adrian Peterson, Ken Houston Inducted Into Texas High School Football Hall Of Fame
Rewarding Moments In Redskins History: 70 Greatest Honored
Rewarding Moments In Redskins History: Redskins Outlast Vikings In 1987 NFC Championship
Congrats to HOF and Redskins Ring of Fame Inductee Ken Houston and HOF Paul Krause‼#HTTR https://t.co/IhMXhf95ZU
Houston and Krause, both of whom are also Hall of Famers, are among 14 finalists at the safety position.
Houston, a 12-time All-Pro and Redskins Ring of Fame member, played in Washington from 1973-1980 and made the Pro Bowl in seven of his eight seasons there. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1986.
The Redskins drafted Krause in the second round of the 1964 NFL Draft, and he spent his first four seasons there before playing the rest of his career with the Minnesota Vikings. He made the Pro Bowl eight times and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1998.
Congrats to Redskins Ring of Fame Inductee @BMitchliveNBCS‼ #HTTR https://t.co/SaAVOYkFaG
Mitchell, a Redskins Ring of Fame member and one of the 80 Greatest Redskins, established himself as one of the best return specialists in NFL history from 1990-2003. His 23,330 all-purpose yards are second all-time behind Jerry Rice, while his 13 special teams touchdowns are also second behind Devin Hester.
Mitchell, one of 12 special teams finalists for the all-time team, played his first 10 seasons with the Redskins, where he was named a first-team All-Pro three times and is still the franchise's all-time leader in punt return yards (3,476) and kick return yards (9,586) by a wide margin.
Six special teams players, six safeties and seven cornerbacks will make the NFL 100 All-Time Team. Tune in Friday at 8 p.m. on NFL Network to see if some of your beloved Redskins made the final cut.
(In addition to those mentioned above, former Redskins Champ Bailey (cornerback), Bruce Smith (defensive end), Deacon Jones (defensive end) and Sam Huff (linebacker) were also finalists at their respective positions. Congrats to all of whom have been nominated for the NFL 100 All-Time Team!)
Redskins Announce Ron Rivera As Head Coach
The team made the following announcement Wednesday morning.
WRCF Hosts Annual Skins Santa Shoppe at FedExField
Students from four different elementary schools enjoyed holiday festivities alongside several Redskins players on Dec. 10.
Nick Sundberg Named Redskins Nominee For Walter Payton NFL Man Of The Year
Sundberg has been nominated for the second time in three years for this award because of his deep commitment to the community over his 10 seasons with the Redskins.
Jonathan Allen Unveils Innovation Lounge, Donates $45K To Homeless Shelter
The lounge features laptops, video game consoles and televisions to help homeless youth interact with one another and work on schoolwork and employment readiness skills.
Redskins Players Visit Joint Base Myer For USAA Unit Interaction
Four Redskins players received a tour of the 947th Military Working Dog Kennels, walked around a caisson barn and witnessed a changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery on Nov. 12.
Josh Norman, Players Coalition Donate $60,000 To Digital Pioneers Academy
The Digital Pioneers Academy wants to give more opportunities to minority children in computer sciences. Josh Norman and the Players Coalition were happy to help achieve that goal.
Josh Norman, Landon Collins Attend Boys & Girls Clubs of America Award Ceremony
Redskins defensive backs Josh Norman and Landon Collins both have ties to the organization and wanted to celebrate the achievements of all of the winners, which were announced at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday night.
WRCF Helps Build Sports Court For D.C. Middle School
The Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation teams up with KaBOOM! to build a sports court play area at Hart Middle School in Washington, D.C.
Players Surprise Season-Ticket Holders At Redskins Gold Season Kickoff Party
As a part of the season-ticket benefit program called "Redskins Gold," members were treated with an exclusive event at the Bud Light Party Pavilion at FedExField ahead of the team's preseason finale on Aug. 29.
Redskins Team Up With Bob's Discount Furniture, Greater Washington Urban League To Furnish Residences Of First-Time Home Owners
GWUL selected four deserving families that recently qualified to purchase their first homes. Bob's Discount Furniture, the team's official furniture store, and the Redskins stepped in to gift each family with essential household items, helping to usher in the next chapter in their lives.
Redskins Host 58th Welcome Home Luncheon
This year's Welcome Home Luncheon, the largest team fundraiser of the year, highlighted the work the Redskins do both in the community and on the field. All of the proceeds from the luncheon will directly support the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation's Loads of Love program.


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B-1 US visas misused by Tesla Motors
US Immigration / By US-Immigration.com
The Tesla Motors contract company known as Eisenmann recruited a small company in Slovenia to employ foreign workers via the B-1 US visa program by misrepresenting those workers in order to get hold of the visas to allow for the importing of cheaper overseas labor rather than hiring American workers, according to a new investigative report.
The B-1 US visa enables overseas workers to come to the United States for limited and temporary work purposes, like training or supervising American workers in some kind of specialized skill, or to attend a conference. The US visa does not, however, allow the worker to work hands-on at jobs that can be performed by American workers and workers cannot receive payment from an American company under this particular visa. The B-1 US visa can last as long as six months, with no fixed cap on the number of visas permitted per annum. In 2014, as many as 6.2 million B-1 and B-2 US visas were issued.
The misrepresentation of information of applications for B-1 US visas has become an ongoing problem. In 2014, IT firm Infosys was fined as much as $34 million for a number of offenses, including the circumventing of regulations surrounding B-1 US visas.
B-1 US visas have been misused by overseas contractors to import immigrant workers who will work for low wages and long hours in violation of labor and US visa laws. The US Department of Labor's assistant district director in the San Jose office, Michael Eastwood, says he believes there is widespread abuse of the visas in the area.


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Where's the best, close, easy access restaurant. Maybe bbq or local cuisine?
Jerusalem Bakery located right on the corner of our street. Really good Mediterranean food.
Does the hotel have an outside seating area?
Yes we have a beautiful seating area on our second floor terrace that is accessible to our guest with their room key. We hope you come and visit us when you are in the area.


Chances before the start were that a lady in orange would cross the line first. Everybody thought it would be Van der Breggen or Van Vleuten, but no, Chantal Blaak attacks with 8 kilometres left to solo to victory. Katrin Garfoot comes in second, Amalie Dideriksen in third.
Herewith Cyclingstage.com brings you the starters at the women's road race of the World Cycling Championships in Bergen. The Netherlands have the largest squad - they start with eight riders.
The road race for women at the Worlds in Bergen is played out on a exhausting course of 152.8 kilometres. The route amounts to an altitude gain of 2,248 metres, while the finale is a technical descent of 2.4 kilometer and then 8.2 kilometres on the flat. Who are the favourites to win the rainbow jersey?


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[WITHDRAWN] Fading In and Fading Out: Negatives and Positives in the Afterlives of the Photographic Documentation of Ephemeral Site Specific Installation
What does Photography Preserve? Reification and Ruin in the Photographic Heritage of a Place Called Montreal
9:00, Tuesday 7 Jun 2016 (30 minutes)
Concordia, John Molson School of Business Building (MB) - MB S1.435
In the 1980s, three very large scale site-specific installations occupying the entire architectural envelope of three distinct and highly significant abandoned buildings in post-industrial Montréal were created by Martha Fleming and Lyne Lapointe. Entirely ephemeral, all that remains of the site-specificity of these projects are their photographic documents. This presentation seeks to trace some of the changes in meaning and value of these photographic documents over time, and the ways in which the existence of these photographs, and their own changing status over some thirty years, have altered the contents, contexts and conceptions of these artworks, the artists and the communities in which they are embedded. How does a photographic record become 'archival', vintage, historic – indeed, how does an image of an artwork become a work of art in itself? When and where are these images visible or absent? What effect does this process have on the temporal, spatial and memorial nexus specific to installation art and urban interventions?
The three site-specific works in question are: Project Building/Caserne #14 (1983, abandoned firehall, rue St Dominique); Le Musée des Sciences (1984, abandoned beaux-arts post office, rue Notre Dame Ouest); and La Donna Delinquenta (1987, abandoned Corona Theatre, rue Notre Dame Ouest). Though very different from each other in theme, all three of these major projects were forms of activist urbanism, feminist epistemology and post-studio art practice rooted in their 1980s contexts. What kinds of heritage of these significant activities exist, and where might it be located? What role does photography play in its 'location'?
The paper will elaborate briefly on the position of these works in the artistic and urban contexts of their time, and move on to address the use of photography both within the works themselves and as documentary records of the works. I will outline some of the highly controlled ways in which we commissioned and took photographs of these works, as well as tightly managing, at the time, the distribution of these images and the contexts in which they were reproduced. These attitudes and precepts changed over time, and we began to use, reference and reproduce these images differently as time and space opened up between us and the 'events' that we had created. Concurrently in the intervening years, and perhaps even as a correlative, photography itself has been subject to huge shifts in production and consumption as it moves from analogue to digital. And yet the materiality of these particular photographs themselves remains: in the current climate, that very materiality has come to increase the value – in so many senses of the word – of these images, their substrates, their technics, their content and their meanings.
Martha Fleming


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The Boutique offers free services to Avion cardholders including valet parking, coat & parcel check, gift wrapping services and VIP lounge and café. If you are not an Avioner yet, it is good time to become one and experience all benefits of being VIP.
For last ten years of shopping at Yorkdale Shopping Centre I really appreciate exclusive services RBC Avion Holiday Boutique offers during holiday season. They save us time and money. We drive to the mall, go directly to valet parking, leave winter outfit at the Avion Holiday Boutique and ready to shop. If we are tired and with our kid it is definitely happen, we go back to Avion Holiday Boutique to relax in the amazing VIP lounge, drink some tea, coffee or hot chocolate while our gifts get new holiday covers. There are some books and magazines at the lounge to read. Teddy likes variety of Christmas books for children there.
You know, what is also very important at the Avion Holiday Boutique? It is a relaxing atmosphere, the holiday atmosphere we wait for a whole year to come. You can feel it from live music played by a pianist (we love a grand piano at the Lounge), holiday decorations, comfortable chairs, lovely Christmas trees, snowflakes and ornaments. Friendly staff you meet at the Boutique also contribute to holiday atmosphere and make you feel welcome.
You can experience RBC Avion Holiday Boutique benefits without Avion card for a small pre-set fee where all coat & parcel check and gift wrapping are donated to charities like SickKids Foundation. RBC Avion Holiday Boutique is already open at the Yorkdale Shopping Center & Square One Shopping Centre in Ontario and Coquitlam Shopping Centre in BC and operates till December 31, 2014. Avion Holiday Boutique at Halifax Shopping Centre will be open from December 1 to December 24.
New feature to the Avion Holiday Boutique this year is the RBC Rewards display. It presents some of the most popular items from the RBC Rewards catalog from iPhone 6, fashionable handbags to kids' toys. The Boutique visitors have an opportunity to participate in the "Not-so-secret-Santa" Twitter contest and nominate someone to win one of the items from the display. Just take a photo of a product features in the display, yourself in front of the display or of the Boutique and use the #AvionVIP hash tag in combination with one of the product hashtags to post to Twitter and nominate a recipient to receive the item. Winners will be announced after December 31, plus each winner will receive a $100 RBC Visa Gift Card in addition to the product they were nominated for.
Good luck, Avioners! Enjoy your shopping and Happy Holidays!
That is a NICE day of shopping. I love getting the VIP treatment!
This is really some serious VIP treatment. I would love to shop in this type of environment.
That definitely looks relaxing. Do they have a "kid check" too?
Wow! Now that's the kind of holiday shopping that I could really go for!
This is totally the way I like shopping. Great VIP treatment all around!
Ooh, I love that. This would make the whole holiday shopping experience so much nicer!
What a beautiful spot! I know for sure that would just make my shopping experience feel incredible! So lovely!
Now that is an awesome experience. It's like old fashioned department store shopping meets trendy and hip modern.
I normally hate Christmas shopping, but with this sort of VIP treatment I might actually like it. How neat!
That looks like a great shopping experience. I would go just for the atmosphere!
That is holiday shopping in luxury! I would totally love to have that experience for my holiday shopping!
Oh wow! It's so chic! What an awesome place to shop!
This looks like an amazing place to shop. I wish i lived closer so i could go.
Sounds like a great holiday shopping experience! Thanks for sharing!
What a wonderful shopping experience this could be. The shop looks just adorable. This is going to be so much fun to shop here this Christmas. Thanks for sharing.
What great perks for all those Avion clients! I need to become a member too!
That is awesome. Now I need to do shopping like that everyday!


The Drawing Breakthrough Book is a book on drawing most suitable for the absolute beginner learning to draw. It is a series of step-by-step exercises that aims at getting you to learn drawing quickly.
The instructions are clear and concise. Examples are practical and easy to follow. There are lots of drawing tips which beginners will find helpful.
There are a couple of good books on drawing around. The other one I would recommend and prefer is Keys to Drawing which covers more content. If you want to be really good, you can get both books.