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What a beautiful weekend; meals alfresco, lots of family fun and glorious sunshine!
It always goes a little too quickly though and here we are on Monday again, planning for the working week ahead... and it's July!
I'm on a countdown until my holiday and also my brothers wedding in September so I'll be making extra effort to cut out junk, eat lots of fruit and veg and to exercise more frequently so I can shift a few pounds. 50 minutes of Zumba followed by a 20 min boxing/toning session is on the agenda this morning, Wednesday and Friday - I feel tired just writing about it!
Sounds lovely have a great week!
Im never one for planning although I know I should. We just cook what there is which means I never stick to my shopping budget.
Would this be something you may go into more detail on you blog?
Meal planning is something I seriously need to do to help stick to our ever tightening budget!
We had cod in cheese and parsley sauce with jacket potatoes and vegetables at the weekend - one of our favourites!


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Alain Vigneault still juggling lineup as Rangers prepare for first-place Penguins
By Pat Leonard
Rangers coach Alain Vigneault has yet to find his ideal starting lineup 34 games into the season. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Thirty-four games into the Rangers' season, coach Alain Vigneault admitted after Tuesday's practice in Greenburgh that he has found only one combination of forwards — one! — in Chris Kreider and Derek Stepan that consistently "seems to have a little bit of chemistry."
The coach deflected a question about whether he intended to give more AHL forwards a look, responding that he's "just focused" right now on Game 35, Wednesday night's showdown with the first-place Pittsburgh Penguins (24-10-1) at the Garden. Vigneault really is in a position in which he must assemble this Rangers team (16-17-1)anew every night.
His top end hasn't produced enough. He hasn't found reliable depth at forward or defense. He wasn't blown away by the 11-forward, seven-defensemen look he used for Sunday's 4-3 shootout win over Calgary, so now he'll likely go back to the standard 12-and-six alignment against the Penguins, who are buried beneath a mountain of injuries but nevertheless have won four straight.
"We're looking for possible combinations, and if we could keep (other forwards) together, I would," Vigneault said. "I feel that when players play together (regularly) and you don't mix and match, there's more of a sense of responsibility and trust that comes between teammates, and if I could find lines that could perform consistently offensively and defensively, I would do that."
The Rangers are trying to win two straight for the first time since Nov. 21 and 23 in Dallas and Nashville. They are 4-6-1 since, including a 1-3-1 record to open this nine-game home stand.
Vigneault is encouraged that forward Benoit Pouliot has played better recently, and that Carl Hagelin and Dominic Moore asserted themselves in Sunday's win. Defenseman Michael Del Zotto also feels better about his game while playing more physically during the top-four minutes he has assumed in the absence of Marc Staal (concussion).
Benoit Pouliot's (l.) improved play of late has been an encouraging sign for the Rangers. (Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
"When I'm more physical, I'm more engaged, and I'm skating," Del Zotto said, "and usually when I'm skating more, it means I'm at my best."
Pittsburgh is playing without its top four defensemen and two of its top forwards in Evgeni Malkin (lower-body injury) and James Neal (suspended). Malkin is the only one whose injury status (day-to-day) means he possibly could play on Wednesday. Due to those injuries, Rangers assistant coach Ulf Samuelsson's son, Philip, got the call-up for his NHL debut for the Penguins on Monday. Ulf attended his son's debut on Monday in Pittsburgh and now will coach against him on Wednesday.
"I coached with a son in Sweden, so I think that's worse than coaching against (Philip)," said a grinning Ulf Samuelsson, a two-time Stanley Cup winner with the Penguins who also played for the Rangers (1995-99). "I think he's a modernized version of what I was... I think he's a better passer than I was."
Injured captain Ryan Callahan is off crutches, which means he is on schedule in his rehabilitation from the second-degree sprain of the MCL in his left knee that he sustained Dec. 10 against Nashville. Callahan's time line for a return is four to six weeks. Staal has not begun skating.
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On Oct. 28, Marvin Padgett was selected to serve as the second executive director of Great Commission Publications (GCP), the joint publishing organization of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC).
In the wake of founding executive director Tom Patete's death last December, Padgett, who has been GCP's board president on an alternating basis since 1995, served as interim executive director while the search committee looked for Patete's replacement. In the end, the committee voted to permanently hire Padgett.
"We found Mr. Padgett eminently qualified for the position," said Alan Strange, head of the search committee. "We've been pleased with his work as interim executive director and wanted him to continue that as the new executive director."
Prior to coming on full time at GCP, Padgett served as P&R Publishing's vice president-editorial and earlier as Crossway Books' editorial vice president.
During the next few years, Padgett says that GCP will work to deliver the curriculum in digital formats, although Sunday School curriculum for children will likely never be entirely paperless.
Padgett plans to work toward greater adoption of GCP's Sunday School curriculum — "Show Me Jesus" — across the PCA specifically.
As well, Padgett plans to work toward greater adoption of GCP's Sunday School curriculum — "Show Me Jesus" — across the PCA specifically. Currently, a greater percentage of OPC churches use the curriculum than do PCA churches.
"It's a thoroughly Bible-based curriculum with a Reformed and covenantal perspective," he explained. "It's our desire to inculcate boys and girls in the PCA and OPC in the Reformed faith. I think we do a better job of that than anyone else. Our goal is to assist — but not supplant — churches and parents in what they're doing."
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ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran has claimed to have broken the partnership of status quo.
Talking to the media, he said that 2015 is the year.
He said that the PTI would form the next government.


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Nestle Waters North America Launches New Recycling Labeling across all Major US Bottled Water Brands
Nestlé Waters North America, one of the nation's leading beverage manufacturers, announced in August that it has begun adding the clear and consistent How2Recyle instruction to the labels on half-liter bottles of all its major U.S. brands. This includes its purified water brand Nestlé Pure Life as well as its regional spring water brands, Poland Spring, Deer Park, Ice Mountain, Zephyrhills, Ozarka and Arrowhead.
With this move, Nestlé Waters North America becomes the first beverage manufacturer in North America to add this label to all its major U.S. bottled water brands. The company anticipates completing the massive How2Recycle transition and roll out by September 2017.
Variation in recycling programs, unclear labeling and inaccurate recyclability claims make recycling a challenge in the United States.
The How2Recycle label was first created in 2012 by the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, a membership-based collaborative made up of businesses, educational institutions, and government agencies to help make recycling easier for consumers. It has so far been adopted by more than 65 brands and retailers and can be found on thousands of products on shelves today.
"We cannot overstate the environmental importance of the 'Empty & Replace Cap' instruction on these bottles; it means fewer loose caps will have the potential to get into our waterways and oceans," says Kelly Cramer, who leads How2Recycle at Sustainable Packaging Coalition. "Importantly, it also helps ensure that the caps will be recycled. That's because when caps are replaced on bottles that go through the recycling stream, it's less likely that they will fall through recyclers' equipment and be discarded. Nestlé Waters' confident move to put the How2Recycle label so prominently on so many bottles is a statement that they are serious about helping people recycle more, and better."
Nestlé Pure Life began the initiative this month with the How2Recycle label being added to certain Nestlé Pure Life half-litre bottles produced in the U.S. Following on from the current Nestlé Pure Life rollout, the new label started to appear on certain Poland Spring, Deer Park, Ozarka, Ice Mountain and Zephyrhills brand half-litre bottles from August. The How2Recycle label will begin appearing on certain Arrowhead half-litre bottles from September.
"Our goal has been to find a compelling and simple way to educate and encourage all Americans to recycle the bottle," said Nelson Switzer, Chief Sustainability Officer at Nestlé Waters North America. "By adopting the How2Recycle label, millions of consumers will now have a clear and consistent recycling guide on the side of the bottle – driving recovery of the bottle and a reduction in environmental impact. We hope our peers and other manufacturers of packaged goods will adopt the How2Recycle labeling standard to help stimulate a revolution in U.S. recycling."
To find out more about the How2Recycle initiative, visit the campaign website here.


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World's first underwater hotel residence opens in Maldives
For once, it's an opportunity to sleep with the fishes that doesn't mean you end up like a character in a mob movie. The Conrad Maldives Rangali Island opened the world's first-ever underwater hotel residence, CNN reported.
More than just a room or a suite (this is the Maldives, after all, so luxury is the name of the game), the two-story villa is set more than 16 feet below the Indian Ocean. Its name is 'Muraka,' which means 'coral' in the Maldives' local language Dhivehi.
In addition to a bed, shower and the other typical components of a hotel room, the Muraka takes it to another level with a private gym, a bar, an infinity pool, butler's quarters, an ocean-facing bathtub and most importantly an underwater bedroom with unparalleled views of the ocean.
The top floor, which is above the water, has a 'relaxation deck' where you can sun yourself.
The price tag? A cool $50,000 per night, although you can't actually book the Muraka for single night stays — it's only accessible via a four-night, $200,000 package that includes a personal chef for all meals and the use of a private boat.
Bonus: Those who book this insane package get automatic Hilton Diamond status.
The Muraka isn't the first underwater venture at the hotel. The property is home to Ithaa, an underwater five-star restaurant.
The Muraka is connected to the rest of the resort — including the Ithaa — by jetty, in case you want to leave your blissful seclusion to mingle with other non-aquatic life forms.
The process of building the Muraka was carefully considered to be respectful to the environment. Everything was built in Singapore — on land — and then brought to the Maldives on a special ship.
Once the residence was lowered into the water, it was nailed into place with concrete pylons that will keep it from shifting during rough waves or at high tide.
Not quite ready to eat and sleep below the sea? The Conrad is also home to several floating villas, should you want to just get your feet wet.
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The words in the music I have loved, have inspired and influenced me and are also paramount, which is why there are songs/lyrics within; their rhythm is in this collection. My whole life has been and remains the search for a meaningful life, to challenge stigma and prejudice in society, to search for a fairer society with a better sense of social justice and community.
I am Peter Clifford Vealey, now fifty five years old. I was born in post war Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire. I have had three breakdowns at 24, 40 and 51. I think, like many people, I had an underlying depression before my first hospitalisation in winter1976. I have had various and varied employments, up to the early 1990`s, since leaving school at 16, without finding any real sense of belonging anywhere. The best part of that time of my life was the friends I made, many of whom I still have. I have never been particularly materialistic. My abiding passions have been and remain poetry, football and music, not necessarily in that order.
Dead birds and fallen leaves.
Time to wonder in the morning.
Where this life will end?
Trying so hard to be normal.
The run runs you blind.
I was told of your complaint.
Lighter days and fallen idols.
Am I as sad as the morning?
A nearly anorexic, depressed girl.
Let it pass, all past.
It never faded too fast.
But I was always built to last.
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I went along to Warfare today: usually the last show of the year for me.
Warfare takes place at the Rivermead Leisure Centre in Caversham, Reading, and just about takes over the entire centre for the day. There is a huge trader hall, and then an even bigger hall full of competition and demo games. There's also a smaller hall that houses the Bring & Buy, and the rather noxious squash courts which is where some more competition gamers are caged.
It's one of my favourite shows of the year, mainly because (a) it's close to where I live and (b) it's got a huge trader hall and I can shop to my heart's content. The only downside is that it's usually packed, which means that parking, even in the huge Rivermead car park, can be quite problematic.
So what was this year's show like?
Well my overriding impression was that it was quiet, very quiet. I only got bashed by one backpack (a square FoW carrying case, doubtless holding an SS German army with US Para allies) and hardly saw anyone I knew.
There were also some key traders missing. Peter Pig weren't there, which was annoying as I needed a single pack of figures that I'll now have to mail order; and there wasn't really anywhere to buy Battlefront figures either - just a couple of buckets/racks of old, discount figures.
As for Lardy games, the guys from Evesham put on an amazing game of Chain of Command based around one of the key battles of the Bulge which, I think, won best demo game.
So a quiet Warfare this year...which meant, at least, that I didn't spend much money!
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I always wanted to do a photoshoot of my car and a white i8 ever since the demo released. By the time I knew about this one, it was in my friend's shop, Twiisted Media, for a wrap. A white car then turned black.
Later I noticed the car was themed as the owner's business. A photoshoot idea came straight into my mind — put the car back to where it belongs.
EXIT Canada is a real-life gaming company that creates various of set-ups (they call it "Bring the Fantasy to Reality") for players to find the Exit. Personally I don't know much about how their game works since I've never tried. But it seems like a fun time with friends wondering around in a virtual environment.
Due to the fact that Friday night is busy at their primary store, the photo shoot location was set to their second store in Richmond, BC, which was still in construction and would possibly open by the end of this month. The owner, Justin, is a humble and friendly young entrepreneur, is also planing on some modifications for this "shop car". I will definitely keep my eyes on this build!


This CaringBridge is for close family and friends of JJ Sivak. We are using it to keep Y'all updated in one place. Jay suffered serious injury to his back when thrown from a ferris wheel on New Year's Eve in Minneapolis. Fortunately the general and neurosurgery teams at Hennepin County Medical Center worked together to perform a long, complex surgery on Tuesday Jan 3 which went very well. He spent 2 weeks at Knapp Rehab at HCMC and on January 20 returned home to Duluth for continuing rehab and healing. Jay faces challenging rehab in the coming weeks and months. His L1 fracture was repaired and he is currently able to walk slowly, and do exercises. The mandatory back brace is painful and cumbersome to all daily routines. He is extremely brave as he faces other uncertainties, with hope for full recovery. Thankfully, he has his clarity of mind and musical skill, and though his spirit is challenged each day though pain and frustration, he keeps rallying to the necessary tasks. This is unbelievably difficult... But he is strong and doing the work and a hero to us all. Jay plans to walk through graduation at Loyola University New Orleans in May... Please keep him in your thoughts! We all appreciate your support and words of hope and encouragement. Thank you for visiting.
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Mayor's State of the City Message
Title: Development Services Director
Eric comes to the City of Horseshoe Bay with more than 20 years of experience in the area of city planning, Zoning Ordinance preparation and review and development review and negotiations. He has served as the Coordinator for Zoning Review in Austin, Texas and Planning Director for Jonesboro, Arkansas, Albion, Michigan and Newton, Iowa. He is one of the authors of the American Planning Association's award-winning Georgetown Century Comprehensive Plan. Eric also has served as one of the State of Texas' Business Recruiters and Executive Director of the Bastrop Economic Development Corporation and the Crockett Economic Development Corporation.
Eric earned a Masters Degree in City Planning from Georgia Institute of Technology. He holds an undergraduate degree in Urban and Regional Studies from the University of Michigan. He has completed both the Basic Economic Development Course and the Economic Development Institute, and is a former member of the American Institute of Certified Planners. Eric also holds a Texas Real Estate Agent License.
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The Riverhead Brewery Tap is ideally placed in the picturesque village of Marsden. On the ground floor in the bar, there are 10 real ale hand pumps several of which are permanently dedicated to the popular Riverhead beers brewed on-site. The famous Riverhead micro-brewery is housed downstairs in the cellar. Here we brew a wide range of beers all with a local connection. Hot and cold food is served regularly with all dishes freshly prepared on site.


Switches for headlights and indicators could fail if water gets into the controls of the Triumph Street Triple R, RS and R (low seat) models, prompting Triumph Motorcycle Australia to issue a recall.
The recall notice issued through the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says the electrical circuits in the left-hand switch cube may not function correctly due to an incorrect seal.
"If water penetrates the seal, the turn signal indicator and headlamp control switches may not function correctly," it says.
"If the turn signal indicator does not function correctly, other motorists may not know the motorcycle operator's intent.
Owners have been advised to have their bike inspected at an authorised Triumph dealer "as soon as possible" to have the switches replaced with a new version.
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Poet Meg Day to Speak at MCLA Lavender Voices Lecture Oct. 20
By Janice Jackson | October 14, 2021
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.—Award-winning poet Meg Day will speak at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, October 20, in Murdock Hall Room 218, as part of the College's Lavender Voices Lecture Series.
A remote viewing option is also available. Both options are free and open to the public. This lecture is also the closing event of MCLA's annual Day of Dialogue, a campus-wide day of workshops and discussions that focus on issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
To register for the in-person event or virtual option, visit https://mcla.edu/mcla-in-the-community/events/notable-speakers/lavender-fund.php.
Deaf, genderqueer poet Meg Day is the author of Last Psalm at Sea Level (Barrow Street, 2014), and winner of the Publishing Triangle's Audre Lorde Award. A recipient of the Amy Lowell Poetry Travelling Scholarship and an NEA Fellowship in Poetry, Day's recent work can be found in Best American Poetry 2020 & The New York Times. Day is assistant professor of English & Creative Writing at Franklin & Marshall College.
This lecture is made possible through the generosity of alumni and friends who contribute annually to The Lavender Fund.
Launched in 2019, The Lavender Fund raises annual support to bring LGBTQIA+ community speakers to campus, send students to attend LGBTQIA+ conferences, and sponsor student trips to historic and influential locations associated with the LGBTQIA+ civil rights movement. This first-of-its-kind funding enhances existing initiatives at MCLA to ensure that LGBTQIA+ student life on campus is enriched and protected.
About MCLA:
At MCLA, we're here for all — and focused on each — of our students. Classes are taught by educators who care deeply about teaching, and about seeing their students thrive on every level of their lives. In nearly every way possible, the experience at MCLA is designed to elevate our students as individuals, as leaders, communicators, fully empowered to make their impressions on the world. In addition to our 125-year commitment to public education we have fortified our commitment to equitable academic excellence. For eight of the last 10 years, MCLA has been named a Top Ten College by U.S. News and World Report. MCLA also appears on the organization's list of top National Public Liberal Arts Colleges, as well as on the top 50 schools in U.S. News' Social Mobility Ranking, which measures how well schools graduate students who receive Federal Pell Grants.
For more information, go to www.mcla.edu.


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ELIZABETH MAY STATEMENT ON GLOBAL DIGNITY DAY 2016
By PondstoneOctober 12, 2016 5 Comments
(OTTAWA) October 12, 2016 – Today, the Green Party of Canada is pleased to joinCanadians across the country and 60 other nations in celebrating the 10th annual Global Dignity Day.
"The most important resource of a country is its people," stated Elizabeth May, Leader of the Green Party of Canada and MP (Saanich-Gulf Islands). "To reach their full potential, citizens need an environment where they can grow as young people and mature within a safe, healthy, and secure environment and then be encouraged to participate fully in society."
"Canada has been built on a diversity of cultures, religions, and ethnic backgrounds. Our success as a country is based on our ability to not just tolerate, but to accept and celebrate our differences," May said. "However, much remains to be done. Any group that works to erode civil society or sow distrust of others will make it more difficult to live up to our traditional values of peace, the rule of law and the common good, and to be a positive force in the community of nations."
2016 is the first year that Global Dignity Day has received the support of the leaders of every major political party in Canada.
An independent, non-political organization, Global Dignity is focused on empowering young people with the concept that every human being has the universal right to lead a dignified life. Global Dignity Day is commemorated around the world annually each fall. This year's theme is: "The many faces of dignity."
https://www.greenparty.ca/en/media-release/2016-10-11/elizabeth-may-statement-global-dignity-day-2016
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The Mindlessness of War in Afghanistan
Sunday, December 30, 2012 - Inter Press Service
KABUL, Dic 30 (IPS) - One night in 1979, bombs dropped from the sky, killing 16 members of Ismail's family. "The war took some people to Europe and America, but it destroyed my family," Ismail, who is universally addressed as "uncle", says.
Between Drought and Floods - A Year of Extremes in Sri Lanka
UDAWALAWE, Sri Lanka, Dic 30 (IPS) - Wild elephants are usually the primary attraction in the remote shrub jungles of Udawalawe, about 180 kilometres southeast of Sri Lanka's capital Colombo. But this Christmas season, the massive Udawalawe dam stole the limelight from the lumbering beasts.
Bicycles No Longer Mere Recreation in Argentine Capital
BUENOS AIRES, Dic 30 (IPS) - A programme launched in Buenos Aires three years ago to encourage the use of bicycles has already brought results: the use of this environment-friendly means of transport has increased fivefold in the Argentine capital.
Thai-EU FTA Raises Alarm for People With AIDS
Saturday, December 29, 2012 - Inter Press Service
BANGKOK, Dic 29 (IPS) - Days before leaders of the European Union (EU) arrived in Norway to collect this year's Nobel Peace prize, Thai public health activists sent a letter to the northern powerhouse, warning that the EU's 2012 accolades face a credibility test in this Southeast Asian country.
Bolivia Takes the Leap into the Big Pond of Mercosur*
RIO DE JANEIRO, Dic 29 (IPS) - To go down fighting in the Andean Community (CAN), with a combined market of 92 million consumers, or move up to the big leagues of Mercosur, with 275 million? This was the dilemma faced by Bolivia's foreign trade strategists when it came to pursuing full membership in the bloc formed by its neighbours to the south.
Renovating an Embattled City
HEBRON, Occupied West Bank, Dic 29 (IPS) - Every day, Anas Maraka sees his family's home, but can't go inside. "It's hardest for my grandfather," said Maraka, referring to the house overlooking Shuhada Street, once the central marketplace in Hebron's old city.
Carrots and Cabbages - Reviving Family Farming in Angola
CAPANDA, Angola, Dic 28 (IPS) - "We never used to eat carrots, but now we like them," said Rebeca Soba, admiring her vegetable garden, an island of diversity in the midst of a vast sugarcane plantation.
Vegetable gardening has been introduced at the Capanda Agroindustrial Pole (PAC) as a source of income for local small farmers.
Prisons in Mexico on Verge of Collapse
MEXICO CITY, Dic 28 (IPS) - Edgar Torres Castillo, 21, has spent two years in the prison of Gómez Palacio, in the Lagunera district between the northern Mexican states of Durango and Coahuila – an arid zone known as one of the most dangerous parts of the country.
International Aid Helps Cuba Adapt to Climate Change
HAVANA, Dic 28 (IPS) - "Adaptation to climate change is urgent and must be part of development," said Bárbara Pesce-Monteiro, the United Nations resident coordinator in Cuba, assessing the damage done by hurricane Sandy in the eastern region of the country.
Q&A: Depending on Democracy to Deliver Sustainable Development
BULAWAYO, Dic 28 (IPS) - "Accelerating environmental pressures and growing economic inequality are triggering huge social changes around the world, putting existing democracies to the test," Halina Ward, director of the London-based Foundation for Democracy and Sustainable Development, tells IPS.


A strictly personal view of Mo'gas' musings on the PRA (April 2009) is that, unlike the curate's egg, they were good in parts. Let us not beat about the bush! The PRA's 'state of flux' as it was euphemistically described, is a long overdue attempt to get parts of the organisation fit for purpose and able to operate within their budget. The issue as to whether the PRA should be allied to any other organisation is, in reality, an irrelevance. If the PRA cannot live within the budget determined by the level of its income from its membership, then no other organisation, be it the Federation of Petroleum Suppliers or the Association of Convenience Stores, would be interested in it anyway. And if it can live within its income, it is far better where it is. Within the RMIF there is no risk of a conflict of interest arising from organisations supplying oil companies or their subsidiaries in membership.
The petrol retailing sector is at the start of an historic change which will eliminate one of the long-standing drains on retailer profitability - stock 'losses' from hot fuel.
PRA member Jimmy Beveridge, from Bonnybridge in Falkirk, has been the first to install automatic temperature compensation dispensers to give motorists standard litres for petrol and diesel. Many others who understand the opportunity are rushing to do likewise. Jimmy has set the ball rolling for a process recommended by the National Engineering Laboratory (NEL) report in 1999 - the use of standard litres from supplier to retailer and from retailer to motorist - which takes fuel temperature off the retailer's agenda. Who initiated the NEL report with its letters to Ministers? The PRA. Some retailers may also recall that it was only when the PRA wrote to Ministers that certain oil suppliers began to give allowances for deliveries from 'hot fuel' terminals.
The Association has also seen a seven-year campaign come to fruition last December, with the passing of the Legislative Reform (Verification of Weighing and Measuring Equipment) Order 2008. This has made it possible for installers and repairers of retail dispensers to be approved through the National Measurement Service to verify the meters which they have adjusted. This saves petrol retailers the time, trouble and expense of waiting for local Trading Standards to arrive.
Yes! Change does take time, especially when government departments, such as the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (DBERR) seemed immune to the message that oil majors own just 18% of petrol retail sites and supermarkets 14 %, with 68% owned by independents. As small businesses are now the major employers in the UK, they are gaining a larger voice.
Against this background, it is depressing that Mo'gas can only point to the PRA's great success in getting the public to understand that they are paying a fortune at the pump because of taxation. It may have given PRA members a warm feeling when they watched Ray Holloway's commentary on the latest petrol price rise on TV, but warm feelings don't bring home the bacon. And why should Ray have to defend petrol prices? That, surely, is the job of the oil suppliers who ultimately determine Platts prices.
It may be being too harsh to say that anyone can run a shop, but it takes a real professional to run a petrol station effectively. The plain facts are that, with the increasing technical complexity of service stations, petrol retailers ignore the benefits of PRA membership at their peril. What the PRA needs is more members to support its programme and benefit from its services. Independent petrol retailers are not so thick on the ground that they can afford the luxury of 'a house divided'. If the PRA, under new management, is not meeting your needs then take steps to change it from the inside by signing up.
An honours graduate in chemistry, Chartered Chemist, Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Fellow of the Energy Institute, Peter Barlow has had a long and distinguished career in the oil industry. He worked for Shell for 32 years, spending most of that time at the Thornton Research Centre in Cheshire. He chaired the UKPIA Fuels Committee for five years, and the British Standards Institution's Petroleum Standards Policy Committee. He joined the Retail Motor Industry Federation in 1993, and since leaving in July 1999, has continued to provide advice and support to the RMIF and PRA.


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Q: model.add( Dropout(0.25)) SyntaxError: invalid syntax in CNN I am trying to do a CNN based project. But when I want to build a CNN model, I got an error in "model.add(Dropout(0.25))" in line 14. In the previous model.add(Dropout(0.25)) , i did not get error in line 9.
Can anyone tell me what is the problem here? Why does it give an error?
 model = Sequential()

model.add(Conv2D(32 , kernel_size=(3,3), acitvation ='relu' , padding='same' , input_shape = (28,28,1)))
model.add(BatchNormalization())

model.add(Conv2D(32,kernel_size=(3,3),activation='relu' , padding='same'))
model.add(BatchNormalization())
model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2) ,strides=2))
model.add(Dropout(0.25))

model.add(Conv2D(64,kernel_size=(3,3),activation='relu' , padding='same'))
model.add(BatchNormalization())
model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2),strides=2,padding='valid')
model.add( Dropout(0.25))

model.add(Flatten())

model.add(Dense(512,activation='relu'))
model.add(BatchNormalization())
model.add(Dropout(0.25))

model.add(Dense(1024,activation='relu'))
model.add(BatchNormalization())
model.add(Dropout(0.5))

model.add(Dense(10,activation='softmax'))

and the error message is
 File "<ipython-input-53-e1c5cf3b08b4>", line 14
    model.add( Dropout(0.25))
        ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

A: You forgot one parenthesis on the line above. Fix that and you are good to go, I believe.

A: You forgot to give the bracket on the line above. Just put the bracket at the end of line 13.
 model = Sequential()

    model.add(Conv2D(32 , kernel_size=(3,3), acitvation ='relu' , padding='same' , input_shape = (28,28,1)))
    model.add(BatchNormalization())

    model.add(Conv2D(32,kernel_size=(3,3),activation='relu' , padding='same'))
    model.add(BatchNormalization())
    model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2) ,strides=2))
    model.add(Dropout(0.25))

    model.add(Conv2D(64,kernel_size=(3,3),activation='relu' , padding='same'))
    model.add(BatchNormalization())
    model.add(MaxPool2D(pool_size=(2,2),strides=2,padding='valid'))
    model.add( Dropout(0.25))

    model.add(Flatten())

    model.add(Dense(512,activation='relu'))
    model.add(BatchNormalization())
    model.add(Dropout(0.25))

    model.add(Dense(1024,activation='relu'))
    model.add(BatchNormalization())
    model.add(Dropout(0.5))

    model.add(Dense(10,activation='softmax'))

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Thirty units Residential apartment building.
Expenses: Taxes, W/S, Ins, Fuel, Electricity, Repairs, Super, other = Total $156,000.
Call WALLY REALTY @ 718-465-6600 for more detailed information and breakdown on each unit.


Rebecca Sierp is an Advisor and Chief Compliance Officer at WPWealth. She is a certified plan fiduciary advisor (CPFA), chartered retirement plan specialist (CRPS) and holds a Series 65 License. Rebecca's areas of practice include design and implementation of qualified retirement plans, wealth management and financial planning.


From their rise in popularity during the early 1900s to their continued relevance today, Craftsman homes have become a celebrated staple of American architectural style. Whether you have a classic, one-of-a-kind bungalow or a revisited take on this home style, a new garage door can be the perfect touch to pull together the lines, materials and colors of your home. In addition to complementing your home's exterior, a new garage door can be a great opportunity to add your personal style to your home. When it comes to your personal style, there is no single "right" garage door -- it is all about what you want to come home to each day.
Clopay® doors have complemented the appearance of thousands of Craftsman-style homes over the years, so to help homeowners find their perfect door, we have collected examples of beautiful home and garage door pairings that reflect this home style.
This home features beautiful clean lines, crisp white front porch columns, and a large attached 3-car garage. By choosing garage door paint colors that blend with the siding and trim colors, the homeowner is able to integrate their garage into their home's front elevation, making it less apparent at first glance that the garage accounts for roughly half of the home's lower façade.
Beyond color, the design options of these carriage house doors also complement the home, with the panel design and garage door windows echoing the size and shape of the front porch columns, windows and doors. This further supports the role the white overlay color plays in complementing the home's white porch columns.
The garage door windows also nicely play into the Craftsman theme of bringing natural elements into the home by allowing light into the garage. Furthermore, the windows add architectural interest to the right side of the house and contribute to an inviting, open feel that would not be present with a solid door.
When it comes to hardware, simple black handles keep with the simplicity of the Craftsman tradition while also complementing the light fixtures on either side of the doors.
This home features a symmetrical curb appeal, created by repeating elements like the vertical garage door panels and tapered porch columns. The two-tone tan and white color combination blends with the rest of the house, and the earthy color calls back to the close-to-nature theme present in many Craftsman homes.
The size and shape of the garage doors also add to the home's symmetry by mimicking the large picture window on the front of the home. Like the first home, this garage door incorporates windows for natural light, with the horizontal layout of the windows complementing the shape of the entry door's window.
This home also uses simple black hardware, which tie into the light fixtures on either side, the window shutters, and the front porch railing on the right side of the home. The use of metal in these areas, as well as the choice of a steel garage door, reflects the mixed-material theme of the Craftsman style, with stone, natural wood, glass, and metal all incorporated into the home's exterior.
While the two homes above opted for painted steel garage doors, this home uses natural wood on both the garage doors and entry door, creating consistency between the home's two main entry points and contrasting the white color used for the window fixtures, porch columns and railings.
A big part of this home's curb appeal comes from the feeling of overall warmth, created in part from the glow of light through the second-floor windows, and complemented by the use of windows in both the garage and entry doors. The windows on the doors share a similar shape, creating a repeating pattern of light at the top of each of the doors. Black hardware on the garage doors keeps the focus on the wood panels while also mirroring the clean, solid look of the entry door panels.
This homeowner took the best-of-both-worlds approach by choosing a steel garage door from the Clopay Gallery Collection with our Walnut Ultra-Grain Finish – a combination that provides the convenience of low-maintenance steel with the look of natural wood. Although the garage door uses steel in its construction, the Ultra-Grain baked on paint finish creates a warm and inviting look, which is especially important for this home as the garage is a focal point for visitors when approaching from the driveway.
With three single garage doors, the total size of the garage is vast, but the windows on these doors do an excellent job of breaking up the garage doors and providing natural light. The vertical windows are also consistent with the size and shape of the home's other windows, creating further consistency.
Like many Arts and Crafts style homes this home combines materials by utilizing wood, stone and siding. The Walnut Ultra-Grain finish on these doors helps to create further consistency among the materials by complementing the color of the exposed wood beams, columns, and shake shingle siding.
Windows allow natural light into the home and complement the home's other windows.
If the doors are painted, the base color often matches the color of the home to integrate the garage into the rest of the home.
If a natural wood look is chosen, it often complements the look of the entry door or other natural wood elements used on the home.
A garage door can have a big impact on the look of your home, and Clopay® has resources to help you reimagine its exterior. By clicking the buttons beneath any of the homes above, you can learn more about the garage door on that home and even try it on your own home using our Door Imagination System™.
If you know exactly what you want, or you'd prefer to talk it through with an expert first, our network of independent Clopay® Dealers can help. Visit our Dealer Locator, enter your location, and get a full list of Clopay® Dealers in your area that can provide design advice, install your door, and schedule regular maintenance. Whether it's classic, new, or anywhere in between, you're sure to love your Craftsman home with a Clopay® door.


This year we will be drawing the lake the Sunday before. NO PREFISH for anyone from the drawing until the event Thursday. You can fish any place up to the draw, after the lake is known, you cannot be on it or get information from anyone else that fishes it during the off limits, until the event.
Fish Lake, Grand Lake, Island Lake Cromwell, Island Lake Duluth, Island Lake (Moose Lake), Sturgeon Lake, Sand Lake, Bear Lake, Nichols Lake, Caribou Lake, Big Lake, Chub Lake, St. Louis River Duluth, St. Louis River Cloquet, Rice Lake, and Oak Lake.


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Panathinaikos defeated PAOK 1-3 set in the rescheduled match for the 5th Round of the Greek Volley League. The match was only a derby for the first set as Panathinaikos went on to celebrate a rather comfortable victory.
In an entertaining first set, where both teams exchanged the lead, PAOK was victorious 26-24 to take an early 1-0 lead in the match. However, it was a different story for the three sets that followed. Panathinaikos built a commanding lead in the second set and went on to win 20-25, tying the match at 1-1. The visitors clearly had the momentum and came away with comfortable victories in the third (19-25) and fourth sets (18-25), winning the match 1-3.
The win puts the Trifylli in second place in the Greek Volley League standings, only two points behind the leaders Olympiacos. PAOK will be disappointed after coming up short in their second derby of the season, sitting 5-points behind the Erythrolefki.


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Q: Can a Win10 GURU automate this solution for splitting videos upon resolution changes? Can a Windows10 Guru help automate this?
I have failed at automating Lord Neckbeard's solution in the following post:
How to split video files upon detected change in resolution? (ie. recorded streams containing multiple widths)
Ideally, I should either run the batch file on an entire directory of videos, or at least drop the video onto a batch file in file explorer.
EXAMPLE FILE (temporarily available): Example.flv
Failures:
I fell back on Powershell as a last resort, but that leads to code signing issues.
I tried extracting the unique changes using a batch file, but I couldn't get the variables to retain their values inside loops or subroutines. One of many attempts:
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
SET lastres=none
FOR /F "eol=; tokens=1,2,3 delims=, " %%i in (allkeyframes.txt) do (
  if %j == %lastres% (echo "ignore") ELSE (
        set lastres=%%j
        echo %%j %%i %%k
        echo !lastres!
  )
)

I tried extracting the contents of resolutionchanges.txt using SET /P segs=<resolutionchanges.txt but all I got were special characters and 0's.
SET /P segs=<resolutionchanges.txt
set filenam=%1
echo %segs%
echo %filenam%
echo S:\_sys\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg -i %1 -map 0 -c copy -segment_times %segs% -reset_timestamps 1 -f segment %filenam%_%%03d.flv
)
pause

Here is the currently working "manual" process:
drag video onto a batch file that contains:

ffprobe -v error -show_entries frame=pkt_pts_time,width,height -select_streams v -of csv=p=0 %1 > allkeyframes.txt

(allkeyframes.txt sample...)
13.652000,640,480
13.755000,640,480
13.597000,480,360
13.652000,480,360

paste this text in POWERSHELL:
$o=""
$n=0
foreach($line in (Get-Content allkeyframes.txt)){
  $nline = $line.Split(",")
  $nline2=($nline[1]+$nline[2])
  if ($nline2 -ne $preventry) {
    $n0=$nline[0]
    $o="$o,$n0"
    $n=$n0
}
  $preventry = $nline2
}
if ($o.length -gt 1){
echo $o.Remove(0,1) > resolutionchanges.txt
} else {
Write-Host "No resolution changes found" -ForegroundColor Red
}

(resolutionchanges.txt:)
13.597000,25.618000,33.628000,45.598000

enter the following in the command window, after pasting contents of resolutionchanges.txt and changing "input.flv" to the video name (Win10 refused my attempts at batching this):

ffmpeg -i input.flv -map 0 -c copy -segment_times 13.597000,25.618000,33.628000,45.598000 -reset_timestamps 1 -f segment output_%03d.flv


Located on the corner of Cavalry Road and home to a well-known landscaping business the site offers approx. 5,859m2 of fully fenced yard and improvements.
The property consists of a showroom, multiple storage and production areas and offices, tea room amenities and yard.
The property is available for sale in conjunction with the business.
This property is well positioned just off Macquarie Street, across the road from Woolworths and a stones throw from the water. Previously operating as a butcher shop and zoned Commercial this property has scope for many different uses. What a great opportunity to purchase an affordable commercial property with loads of upside, either move your own business in or lease out as an investment.
Don't miss your last chance to purchase this vacant commercially zoned land for development along this strip. At 3904m2 and minutes from the Launceston CBD and proposed University Relocation it would ideally be suited to student accommodation, bulky goods retail, showrooms, distribution warehousing, sales / hire businesses or other commercial ventures.


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50 judgments found.
ABAR15 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection
Court: Federal Court of Australia
Citation: (No 2) [2016] FCA 721
Health Topics: Violence
Human Rights: Freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, Right to bodily integrity
This case addresses whether a protective visa under Australia's Migration Act should be granted when appellant fears for her safety on return to her country because of domestic violence at the hands of her husband. A 54-year-old Vietnamese woman (appellant) was detained for being an unlawful non-citizen in Australia in 2014. She had remained in …Read more
Tags: Cruel treatment, Degrading treatment, Domestic abuse, Domestic violence, Immigrants, Immigration, Inhuman treatment, Violence against women
Download Judgment: English
Alimov v. Turkey
Court: The European Court of Human Rights
Citation: Application no. 14344/13
Health Topics: Prisons, Water, sanitation and hygiene
Human Rights: Freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, Right to liberty and security of person, Right to water and sanitation
This case relates to the lawfulness and material conditions of the detention of an Uzbek refugee in Turkish holding facilities. The applicant and his family sought refuge in Turkey. The applicant was refused entry. He was placed in a detention facility at the airport pending his repatriation. The applicant's new asylum request was rejected, to …Read more
Tags: Asylum, Cleanliness, Degrading treatment, Detainee, Detention, Immigrants, Immigration, Refugees
Kanthasamy v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)
Court: The Supreme Court of Canada
Citation: 2015 SCC 61
Health Topics: Child and adolescent health, Disasters and emergencies, Health care and health services, Mental health, Prisons, Violence
Human Rights: Freedom of movement and residence, Right to liberty and security of person
The appellant was a 17 year old boy who applied for permanent residence from within Canada, having previously landed as a refugee claimant. He travelled to Canada to escape threatened violence from the army and police in Sri Lanka, his native country after he was detained and questioned by the Sri Lankan police and army. …Read more
Tags: Abuse, Access to healthcare, Access to treatment, Armed conflict, Assault, Asylum, Child development, Children, Custody, Depression, Detainee, Detention, Humanitarian crisis, Immigrants, Immigration, Law enforcement, Manmade disaster, Mental disorder, Mental illness, Migrants, Military, Minor, Police, Psychology, Refugees, Trauma
Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care, et al. v. Attorney General of Canada et al.
Court: Federal Court
Citation: (2014) FC 651
Health Topics: Child and adolescent health, Health care and health services, Health systems and financing, Poverty
Human Rights: Freedom from discrimination, Freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, Right to health, Right to life
In 2012, the Governor-in-Council passed two orders modifying the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP), thereby reducing health insurance coverage for refugee and asylum claimants in Canada. Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care (CDRC) and two groups of lawyers challenged the changes to the program to restore better coverage as the changes had a significant negative impact …Read more
Tags: Access to health care, Access to treatment, Health expenditures, Health funding, Health insurance, Health regulation, Health spending, Immigrants, Immigration, Migrants, Out-of-pocket expenditures, Refugees, Reimbursement, Social security
Case 562/13
Court: Grand Chamber
Citation: C-562/13. Centre public d'action sociale d'Ottgnies-Louvain-la-Neuve v. Moussa Abdida
Health Topics: Health care and health services, Health systems and financing
Human Rights: Freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, Right to health
Mr. Abdida, a Niegrian national, was in Belgium seeking asylum from torture and inhuman treatment. While in Belgium, he suffered from a serious illness and submitted an application to reside in Belgium on medical grounds. The application was accepted, and he began receiving social assistance from the Public Social Action Centre of Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve ("CPAS"). In 2011, …Read more
Tags: Access to health care, Access to treatment, Asylum, Emergency care, Health expenditures, Health funding, Health spending, Immigrants, Immigration, Migrants, Refugees
Download Judgment: English French
F.K.A.G. et al. v. Australia
Court: United Nations Human Rights Committee
Citation: Communication No. 2049/2011, CCPR/C/108/D/2094/2011
Health Topics: Child and adolescent health, Health care and health services, Mental health, Prisons
Human Rights: Freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, Right to due process/fair trial, Right to liberty and security of person
The authors, 37 Sri Lankan citizens held in Australian immigration detention facilities, alleged that the actions of the Australian government regarding their detention violated Articles 7, 9, 10, 17, 23, and 24 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (the "Covenant"). At the time of the submission, all of the authors were …Read more
Tags: Access to health care, Access to treatment, Asylum, Child development, Cruel treatment, Degrading treatment, Depression, Detainee, Detention, Immigration, Inhuman treatment, Migrants, Refugees, Suicide
M.M.M. v. Australia
Health Topics: Health care and health services, Mental health, Prisons
The authors, nine persons held in Australian immigration detention facilities, alleged violations of various articles (named below) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (the "Covenant"). The authors had different backgrounds. Two were Myanmarese citizens, six were Sri Lankan citizens, and one was a Kuwaiti citizen. They all entered Australian territorial waters on …Read more
Tags: Access to health care, Access to treatment, Asylum, Cruel treatment, Degrading treatment, Depression, Detainee, Detention, Immigration, Inhuman treatment, Mental illness, Migrants, Refugees
Tomlinson v. Belize and Trinidad & Tobago
Country: Belize, Trinidad and Tobago
Court: Caribbean Court of Justice
Citation: Tomlinson v. Belize and Trindad & Tobago, CCJ (2013); CCJ Application No. OA 2 of 2013
Health Topics: Sexual and reproductive health
Human Rights: Freedom from discrimination, Freedom of movement and residence
The petitioner was a homosexual man and an LGBT activist who had traveled to Belize and Trinidad and Tobago; he had never been denied entry into either state. When he learned that section 5 of the Belize Immigration Act and section 8 of the Trinidad and Tobago prohibited homosexuals, prostitutes, or any person who living …Read more
Tags: Gay, Homosexual, Immigration, LGBTI, Migrants, Queer, Sexual orientation
Laidlow v The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration
Health Topics: Disabilities, Health care and health services, Health systems and financing, Hospitals, Medicines
Human Rights: Freedom from discrimination, Freedom of movement and residence, Right to health, Right to life
The applicant was a citizen of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines who entered Canada on a visitor visa, and remained in Canada illegally after his visa had expired. During this time, he was hospitalized after losing his eyesight and memory. He was diagnosed with a benign tumor affecting his brain and pituitary gland. The tumor …Read more
Tags: Access to drugs, Access to health care, Access to medicines, Access to treatment, Blind, Essential medicines, Examination, Health expenditures, Health facilities, Health funding, Health regulation, Health spending, Immigrants, Immigration, Refugees, Testing
Ubamaka Edward Wilson v. Secretary for Security and Another
Court: Court of Final Appeal of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Citation: FACV No. 15 of 2011
Health Topics: Prisons
Human Rights: Freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment
In 1991, the appellant, a Nigerian national, was arrested at the Hong Kong airport for drug trafficking, and subsequently sentenced to 24 years imprisonment. During this time, he applied several times to the Hong Kong and UK governments to be allowed to serve his sentence in Nigeria. However, in 1998 he desisted after becoming aware …Read more
Tags: Cruel and treatment, Cruel and unusual punishment, Degrading treatment, Immigrants, Immigration, Imprisonment, Inhuman treatment, Torture
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Better Health, financial situations, better reltionship with my family.
Hi, I am a 37 yr old wife/kids. I have been depressed for awhile, I have been dealing with osteoarthritis for a few yrs, it started in my knees & now in my back....I have had 4 knee surgeries & now I have been back & forth to the pain clinic for my back I have 6 bulging disc & 2 spots deteriated, now I am getting nerve blocks injected, trying to see if this will help with pain. I have been struggling to keep bills paid & it is getting stressful by the day. So now since I have been stressed it seems like my family & I relationship has went down hill. I pray all the time & it seems like I don`t really know what to say when I do pray. So I am asking you & ur prayer team to pray for me. May God continue to Bless you all.


One of the Italian lender's units pleaded guilty to violating US sanctions on countries including Iran.
The government has had to show a renewed commitment to its commitments to the IMF on foreign exchange and subsidies.
The UAE-based bank has agreed to acquire the lender from Russia-based Sberbank for US$2.8bn.
The US company also entered an agreement with Network International Holdings to expand in the Middle East and Africa.
While Bank Hapoalim's net attributable profit fell by 2%, Bank Leumi registered a 2% rise.


The full list is compiled by former CEO of the Austereo Network, Brad March.
He explains how radio promotions add sizzle to your station and are effective at driving audiences.
Radio promotions put the wow factor into radio. Promotions, stunts and contests can create word of mouth, increase awareness & recall, drive cume & market share, create compelling listening and are great revenue drivers for advertisers.
Another, often unspoken but major benefit, is that a great, well executed, multifaceted promotion can give a station a sharp point of focus and direction. And stations with limited marketing budgets can benefit from strong PR via promotions & stunts. As well as appealing to the minority of active contest participants, promotions should also appeal to the majority – the passive listeners.
Whereas contests used to be targeted primarily to ratings diary keepers, now they are an integral part of a station's brand DNA.
Australian FM radio is recognised to be at the forefront of executing brilliant, original and creative promotional campaigns. Many Australian promotions have found their way onto US, UK, European, Asian, and African radio over the years.
And many promotional mechanics used on radio over the decades have been adapted to other media (an example from the UK: did you know Who Wants to Be a Millionaire started out as a radio contest?) or have started being adapted in consumer marketing outside the media (e.g., many elements of the Share a Coke campaign will have been familiar to anyone who has worked in radio over the last few decades).


alibaba offers 42 indoor snow ice maker products. about 90 of these are ice machines, 7 are ice makers .. model es mobile snow maker, indoor snow machine, to build dreamy ice snow world . us $20000 100000 / set . 1 set (min. order) 12 yrs .
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Every School/Academy/Federation should have an effective governing body made up of well informed, knowledgeable, skilled governors. Working alongside and with governing bodies, advisory boards, committees and parents forums are an intrinsic part of improving outcomes for children and families, as well as focusing resources to address priorities. Showing accountability and demonstrating how governance works is a key feature of current inspection regimes.
Ensuring that you understand terms of reference, create appropriate structures, strike the right balance between support and challenge and have clarity about decisions are all vital for providing effective governance. This practical programme is provided to support governing bodies fulfill their strategic role effectively.
The core functions of a governing body statutory responsibilities.
Engaging with stakeholders governance in multi-academy trusts.


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Q: boost::filesystem::path::native() returns std::basic_string instead of std::basic_string Although the following code compiles on Linux, I'm no being able to compile it on Windows:
boost::filesystem::path defaultSaveFilePath( base_directory );
defaultSaveFilePath = defaultSaveFilePath / "defaultfile.name";
const std::string s = defaultSaveFilePath.native();
return save(s);

where base_directory is an attribute of a class and its type is std::string, and function save simply takes a const std::string & as argument. The compiler complains about the third line of code:
error: conversion from 'const string_type {aka const std::basic_string}' to non-scalar type 'const string {aka const std::basic_string}' requested"
For this software, I'm using both Boost 1.54 (for some common libraries) and Qt 4.8.4 (for the UI that uses this common library) and I compiled everything with MingW GCC 4.6.2.
It seems that my Windows Boost build returns std::basic_string for some reason. If my assesment is correct, I ask you: how do I make Boost return instances of std::string? BTW, is it possible?
If I made a bad evaluation of the problem, I ask you to please provide some insight on how to solve it.
Cheers.

A: On Windows, boost::filesystem represents native paths as wchar_t by design - see the documentation. That makes perfect sense, since paths on Windows can contain non-ASCII Unicode characters. You can't change that behaviour.
Note that std::string is just std::basic_string<char>, and that all native Windows file functions can accept wide character path names (just call FooW() rather than Foo()).

A:
how do I make Boost return instances of std::string? BTW, is it possible?

How about string() and wstring() functions?
const std::string s = defaultSaveFilePath.string();

there is also
const std::wstring s = defaultSaveFilePath.wstring();

A: Boost Path has a straightforward function set to give you a std::string in "native" (i.e. portable) format. Use make_preferred in combination with string. This is portable between the different operating systems supported by Boost, and also allows you to work in std::string.
It looks like this:
std::string str = (boost::filesystem::path("C:/Tools") / "svn" / "svn.exe").make_preferred().string();

Or, modifying the code from the original question:
boost::filesystem::path defaultSaveFilePath( base_directory );
defaultSaveFilePath = defaultSaveFilePath / "defaultfile.name";
auto p = defaultSaveFilePath.make_preferred(); // convert the path to "preferred" ("native") format.
const std::string s = p.string(); // return the path as an "std::string"
return save(s);