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Emmanuelle Bribosia
A graduate in law (1994 – with1st Class Honours) and with a PhD in Law (2000, with the highest distinction – the Alice Seghers prize) from the ULB, Emmanuelle Bribosia is a full time Professor in European law and human Lire plus
Anne Weyembergh
Anne Weyembergh graduated in Law (ULB, 1993 – 1st Class Honours). She holds a Masters Degree in Public and Administrative Law (ULB, 1994 – 1st Class Honours) and a Masters Degree in International Law (ULB, 1995 – 1st Class Honours). Lire plus
Marianne Dony
A graduate of law (1977 – with the highest distinction, the René Marcq Prize rewarding the student that has shown the best aptitude for scholarly research), a graduate in economic law (1979 – First Class Honours) and with a PhD Lire plus
Philippe De Bruycker
With a PhD in law from the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Philippe De Bruycker is a full time Professor in charge of teaching about immigration and asylum law and the free movement of European citizens. He was appointed Jean Monnet Lire plus
Françoise Vanden Broeck
Françoise is the secretary of the Centre for European Law. She also does the secretarial work for student matters for the Masters: LL.M. in European law; LL.M. in interdisciplinary analysis of European integration.
Alessio De Pascali
Anthony Rizzo
Anthony Rizzo holds a Masters in law obtained from the ULB with a major distinction (2011). During his academic studies, he was awarded two prestigious prizes: the Paul Foriers Prize and the René Marcq Prize. The first rewards students for Lire plus
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Cecilia Rizcallah
Cecilia Rizcallah holds a master degree in public law from the ULB (2015, Magna Cum Laude) and an LL.M from the College of Europe (2016, Very Good). In 2015 she obtained the Larcier Prize rewarding the Major de Promotion of the Lire plus
Céline C. Cocq
Céline C. Cocq obtained a Law degree (2005), a Master's degree in International Humanitarian Law (2010), two University Diplomas in Criminology and Criminal Studies (2005 and 2011) and an L.L.M. in Public International Law (2012). She is currently a PhD candidate Lire plus
Chloé Brière
Chloé Brière holds a PhD in law delivered jointly by the Université Libre de Bruxelles and the University of Geneva in September 2016. She holds an LL.M. in European law (College of Europe, Bruges, 2009-2010, grade "very good") and a Lire plus
Elodie Sellier
Description: Elodie holds a Master in European Studies (Université d'Aix-Marseille, 2014), a Master in European Public Affairs (Maastricht University, 2015) and an LL.M. in European Law (Université libre de Bruxelles, 2017). Over the past three years, she gained professional experience Lire plus
Francisco Javier Mena Parras
Francisco Mena holds a Master's degree in Law (Universitat de Barcelona, 2009) and a "Master complémentaire en droit européen" (Université Libre de Bruxelles, 2010, "Grande distinction", "Major de promotion"). During his studies, he completed an internship at the United Nations Lire plus
Gaël Le Roux
Gaël Le Roux has a Master's in the law of the European Union from Aix-Marseille University (2011) and a Master's in international relations form the Bruges College of Europe (Marie-Sklodowska-Curie cohor, 2012). From 2013 to 2015, Gaël Le Roux has Lire plus
Inès Armada
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Irene Wieczorek
Irene Wieczorek is currently a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Cambridge and at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Dec 2016-Dec 2018), on a project, financed by the Anspach'Wiener Foundation, which focuses on the impact of mutual recognition in criminal Lire plus
Joseph Damamme
Joseph Damamme holds an LL.M. (joint degree) from the Erasmus Mundus Program 'European Law Practice' (Université de Rouen, France, Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany, Symbiosis Law School, Pune, India, 2008-2010, obtained with 'bien', Cum Laude) and an Advanced Masters in European Law Lire plus
Julia Burchett
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Louise Fromont
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Nicolas Joncheray
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Sarah Ganty
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Andrée Puttemans
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Arnaud Van Waeyenberge
Arnaud Van Waeyenberge is a graduate of law (First Class Honours), DEA in the theory and philosophy of law (from the "Académie Européenne de théorie du droit" in Brussels), LL.M in European law (College of Europe – Bruges) and PhD Lire plus
Carine Doutrelepont
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Like most imperative programming languages, JavaScript allows you to re-assign the value of variables. The syntax is familiar to users of most popular languages:

    var age = 49;
    age = 50;
    age
      //=> 50

We took the time to carefully examine what happens with bindings in environments. Let's take the time to explore what happens with reassigning values to variables. The key is to understand that we are rebinding a different value to the same name in the same environment.

So let's consider what happens with a shadowed variable:

    (function () {
      var age = 49;
      (function () {
        var age = 50;
      })();
      return age;
    })()
      //=> 49

Binding `50` to age in the inner environment does not change `age` in the outer environment because the binding of `age` in the inner environment shadows the binding of `age` in the outer environment. We go from:

    {age: 49, '..': global-environment}

To:

    {age: 50, '..': {age: 49, '..': global-environment}}

Then back to:

    {age: 49, '..': global-environment}

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However, if we don't shadow `age` by explicitly using `var`, reassigning it in a nested environment changes the original:

    (function () {
      var age = 49;
      (function () {
        age = 50;
      })();
      return age;
    })()
      //=> 50

Like evaluating variable labels, when a binding is rebound, JavaScript searches for the binding in the current environment and then each ancestor in turn until it finds one. It then rebinds the name in that environment.

![Cupping Grinds](images/cupping.jpg)

### mutation and aliases

Now that we can reassign things, there's another important factor to consider: Some values can *mutate*. Their identities stay the same, but not their structure. Specifically, arrays and objects can mutate. Recall that you can access a value from within an array or an object using `[]`. You can reassign a value using `[]` as well:

    var oneTwoThree = [1, 2, 3];
    oneTwoThree[0] = 'one';
    oneTwoThree
      //=> [ 'one', 2, 3 ]

You can even add a value:

    var oneTwoThree = [1, 2, 3];
    oneTwoThree[3] = 'four';
    oneTwoThree
      //=> [ 1, 2, 3, 'four' ]

You can do the same thing with both syntaxes for accessing objects:

    var name = {firstName: 'Leonard', lastName: 'Braithwaite'};
    name.middleName = 'Austin'
    name
      //=> { firstName: 'Leonard',
      #     lastName: 'Braithwaite',
      #     middleName: 'Austin' }

We have established that JavaScript's semantics allow for two different bindings to refer to the same value. For example:

    var allHallowsEve = [2012, 10, 31]
    var halloween = allHallowsEve;

Both `halloween` and `allHallowsEve` are bound to the same array value within the local environment. And also:

    var allHallowsEve = [2012, 10, 31];
    (function (halloween) {
      // ...
    })(allHallowsEve);

There are two nested environments, and each one binds a name to the exact same array value. In each of these examples, we have created two *aliases* for the same value. Before we could reassign things, the most important point about this is that the identities were the same, because they were the same value.

This is vital. Consider what we already know about shadowing:

    var allHallowsEve = [2012, 10, 31];
    (function (halloween) {
      halloween = [2013, 10, 31];
    })(allHallowsEve);
    allHallowsEve
      //=> [2012, 10, 31]

The outer value of `allHallowsEve` was not changed because all we did was rebind the name `halloween` within the inner environment. However, what happens if we *mutate* the value in the inner environment?

    var allHallowsEve = [2012, 10, 31];
    (function (halloween) {
      halloween[0] = 2013;
    })(allHallowsEve);
    allHallowsEve
      //=> [2013, 10, 31]

This is different. We haven't rebound the inner name to a different variable, we've mutated the value that both bindings share. Now that we've finished with mutation and aliases, let's have a look at it.

T> JavaScript permits the reassignment of new values to existing bindings, as well as the reassignment and assignment of new values to elements of containers such as arrays and objects. Mutating existing objects has special implications when two bindings are aliases of the same value.

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La Isla del Toro o Isla El Toro (en italiano: Isola del Toro o Isola il Toro) es una isla volcánica, y deshabitada parte del archipiélago de Sulcis, en Cerdeña, en el país europeo de Italia.

El islote, seco, áspero y escarpado, tiene una forma cónica y una línea de árboles poco notoria (limitada a una especie introducida por los seres humanos: la Nicotiana glauca) y vegetación herbácea poco variada, pero rica en especies endémicas. Hay muchas especies de insectos y otros invertebrados.

Véase también
 Geografía de Italia
 Geografía de Europa

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Toro
Islas deshabitadas de Italia

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    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>

    <groupId>org.betelnut</groupId>
    <artifactId>betelnut-oa</artifactId>
    <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
    <name>Betelnut :: OA</name>
    <packaging>pom</packaging>

    <description>Betelnut OA is a project based on JAVAEE.</description>
    <url>https://www.github.com/JameChou/betelnut</url>
    <inceptionYear>2013-2014</inceptionYear>
    <organization>
        <name>betelnut</name>
        <url>http://www.xzcoder.com</url>
    </organization>

    <developers>
        <developer>
            <id>James</id>
            <name>James Chow</name>
            <email>zhouxy.vortex@gmail.com</email>
            <organization>Nanda Soft</organization>
            <roles>
                <role>Project leader</role>
            </roles>
            <timezone>+8</timezone>
        </developer>
    </developers>

    <licenses>
        <license>
            <name>Apache License, Version 2.0</name>
            <url>http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0</url>
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namespace Tureki\RRS\Facades;

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Facade;

class ReactRenderServer extends Facade
{
    protected static function getFacadeAccessor()
    {
        return 'react-render-server';
    }
}


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Home Entertainment Movies Dream Girl Box Office Collection Day 4: Ayushmann Khurrana – Nushrat Bharucha's...
Dream Girl Box Office Collection Day 4: Ayushmann Khurrana – Nushrat Bharucha's Dream Girl in the Rs 50 Crore Club
Ayushmann Khurrana and Nusrat Bharucha's film Dream Girl is showing great performance at the box office. The film has also proved successful in winning the audience's heart. Not only this, on the fourth day of release, Ayushmann Khurrana's film Dream Girl has also joined the club of 50 crores. The film has crossed the 50 crore mark at the box office. The film Aayadin is setting new records. Ayushmann Khurrana's performance in Dream Girl is being highly praised.
The opening weekend of Ayushmann Khurrana's film Dream Girl has already been fantastic. According to the report of Box Office India website, the film has now joined the club of 50 crores by earning a good amount of money on Monday as well. According to the report, Monday's collection of Dream Girl on Monday has been close to 7.25 crores, which is less than Sunday's earnings. Even on Monday, there has been a slight decline in the film's earnings. Despite this, it is performing well.
Earlier on Sunday, Dream Girl earned a splash. The film earned around 18 crores on Sunday on the third day. While earlier on Saturday, the film did a business of Rs 16.42 crore, the first day collection of the film Dream Girl was Rs 10.05 crore. In this way, the film has grossed over 50 crores at the box office till the total tax.
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Po Lat (1900-???) is a scholar of Burmese literature. Among other works he is known for his historical study of Burmese orthography.

Works

Mranʻ mā ca kāʺ 'a phvaṅʻʺ kyamʻʺ : Mranʻ mā 'abhidhānʻ ṭīkā Ranʻ kunʻ : Paññānanda Puṃ nhipʻ Tuikʻ, 1962-1964.

References

External links
 Myan-ma sagà ahpwín kyàn

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The Parliamentary Team was very busy in 2018. Here is a summary of the changes to the PCB Bylaws and the resolutions for 2018.
In general, the 2018 amendments dealt with the subject of Special Interest Affiliates and tightened up the language and format of the Bylaws to make the requirements for Special Interest Affiliates similar to those for chapters.
In Article IX: Chapters and Affiliates, Section 1 regarding chapters of PCB remained unchanged. Section 2 was modified to provide for the establishment of special interest affiliates similar to that for chapters, including: the number of members (eight rather than ten) and responsibility of charter approval reassigned from the convention to the board of directors. Since section 3 was revised to define identical standards of good standing for both chapters and special interest affiliates, section 4 regarding Special Interest Affiliates became unnecessary and was removed.
In Article IV: Membership, Section 9: Dues has been revised to reflect the following changes. The number of dues and method of collection of dues from each member of PCB, regardless of the type of affiliation, are now identical. The language establishing dues of fifty dollars per special interest affiliate has been removed. In the final paragraph, the words "special interest affiliates" are no longer necessary and have been removed.
Finally, in Article VI: Powers and Duties of the Board of Directors: Section 3 Credentials tightens up language ensuring that all provisions are identical for chapters and special interest affiliates.
If you would like to explore this year's revisions to the PCB Bylaws in more detail, please review John Luttenberger's article, "2018 Proposed Bylaw Amendments," which was published in the fall 2018 issue of The PCB Advocate. Since all the proposed amendments were approved at the PCB Convention, this article gives an excellent summary of the pertinent sections of the Bylaws before and after the revisions, and explanations for all the changes which were made.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that PCB provide a copy of this resolution to all named officials and entities upon its adoption.
Resolutions 2018-02 and 2018-03 were courtesy resolutions thanking the convention planners and the Staff and Management of the DoubleTree by Hilton in Pittsburgh-Green Tree, respectively. Finally, we decided that from now on, we will write additional courtesy resolutions thanking the organizations that provide volunteers who help with various tasks at our annual PCB Conference and Convention.
I would like to conclude by thanking all the members of the Parliamentary Team for all their time and hard work on the 2018 amendments and resolutions. They include: John Luttenberger, Tom Burgunder, Mike Gravitt, and Fran Sine. I would also like to thank PCB President Sue Lichtenfels and the Executive Board for all their support and hard work. These amendments to the Bylaws and resolutions would not have been possible without all of you.


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The construction history of modern Asia is inextricable from its colonial history. For the most part, however, scholarship in this field has focused on the production of architecturally conspicuous buildings and major infrastructure, and how such developments were supported by transfers of materials and expertise from the 'metropolis' to the colonial 'province', or from a Western 'centre' to an Asian 'periphery' in postcolonial contexts. Shifting the focus to the more mundane aspects of everyday building production, another thread of scholarship has explored the routine production of anonymous actors working within the organizational frameworks of Public Works Departments and similar institutional forms of agency. Whilst shedding light on the "historically specific rationality" of these technocratic modes of production, the still very limited work in this area has also examined the "pervasive normative tendency" of such construction processes, and how these may persist beyond the original colonial situation. Still, the conventional limitations of scope that typically constrain such studies within the aegis of national boundaries has also tended to constrain and to conflate such interpretations of 'departmentalism' with a Foucauldian conception of 'governmentality', critical theorisations of knowledge/power relationships that nevertheless privilege the Western 'centre' in the guise of critiquing its instrumental interventions in the colonial periphery.
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Listed below are comments made by Pariguana between Thursday, 11th July 2013 and Sunday, 12th May 2019.
48165992 5:56pm on 12 May 2019 Investment needed at Saints; a goalscorer, a creative no. 10 and a quality centre-half that can organise the defence. Hard to see the owners come up with that sort of money and the scouting in the last few years has been very suspect. Hopefully Ralph has some undiscovered gems lined up. We'll see.
48028713 2:51pm on 25 Apr 2019 Hard to pick the front line; some from Sterling, Aguero, Son, Mane, Hazard, Jota and Salah have to miss out all having great seasons. Pogba's inclusion is a joke. Wijnaldum, Neves, Moutinho, David Silva, Eriksen, Guendouzi all having better seasons.
47701796 07:11am on 26 Mar 2019 He definitely could have made more appearances for Chelsea in the first half of the season. But just because he's talented and English doesn't mean he should be displacing the likes of Willian, Hazard or Pedro. A loan move would be best but UEFA squad rules probably wreck that possibility.
47551783 5:38pm on 13 Mar 2019 6 full-backs and a lack of creativity, form and recent playing time in midfield. Can't make sense of this squad.
47551783 5:25pm on 13 Mar 2019 I don't understand how Dier gets in ahead of Maddison or Ward-Prowse. Too many anonymous performances in an England shirt. Offers very little on the ball.
Budget 2018: Austerity finally coming to an end, says Hammond 11:18pm on 29 Oct 2018 @1999. Posted by DevilsAdvocate
'Interesting thought, the computer models predict a 1.9C rise - well the BBC says the world survived 7C higher'
More interesting thought.
Does a mass extinction event taking 200,000 years to recover from sound like something to not concern yourself with?
Most computer models fail to include feedback mechanisms that could snowball temperature rises.
Budget 2018: Austerity finally coming to an end, says Hammond 10:40pm on 29 Oct 2018 Tory idea of tackling climate change, the epochal catastrophe humanity is staring down the barrel of? Pay wealthy landowners to plant some trees. It would be outrageous if it wasn't so agonisingly predictable.
43734550 08:22am on 20 Apr 2018 It starts with the team sheet Mark.
40044988 6:03pm on 25 May 2017 4 Goalkeepers, 5 full-backs and only 2 central midfielders? I'm all for picking players in form but surely some balance would be good.
36553381 06:14am on 17 Jun 2016 Kane's form hasn't been great but it's been 2 games against stubborn defensive opposition. Also don't think Alli has done much yet to warrant his starting place, so I think these 2 could do with starting the next game from the bench. Sterling looks out of form; with England short of wide players. Decision to leave Townsend at home? Those 3 out, Surridge, Vardy and Wilshere in against Russia.
36455355 06:52am on 08 Jun 2016 A little bit surprised and let down by this. I thought he'd be with the Saints for 1 more season and then leave for Arsenal. Don't think anyone would have begrudged him that move, but after saying he was going to see out his contract, this feels like a bit of a betrayal. Thankful for everything he's done, but I won't be wishing him good luck in the new job.
36413882 4:15pm on 31 May 2016 Shame to see Townsend miss out as he's a potential match winner and offers width that we might be lacking. Rashford has done brilliantly well but he's still just a rookie ; can't imagine too many other top teams losing their minds so readily over a young player with so little experience, but it seems to be the English way...
Christian Benteke: Have Liverpool found their number nine? 08:36am on 18 Aug 2015 Perspective: 2 games into the season and 6 points on the board. Less than convincing performances but that's often the case at this stage, and hardly surprising given the way last season finished for Liverpool, and the changes made over the summer. Besides, how is it any different to Utd.'s start? Certainly better than Arsenal and Chelsea's. Squad looks much stronger than last season.
Raheem Sterling: Liverpool should not be held to ransom over forward 05:52am on 19 May 2015 He hasn't had a good enough season to attract that kind of money from the big guns in Europe. Arsenal might cough it up, but City are the most likely candidates seeing as they desperately need to bring in homegrown players. If he wants to go then let him; it'd be interesting to see if he can avoid City's graveyard of young talent.
Liverpool: Brendan Rodgers's season is a failure 4:01pm on 29 Apr 2015 Look, the loss of Suarez and the injuries to Sturridge cannot be overplayed here. No team can afford to lose that amount of goalscoring potential and get away with it. The failure to find adequate replacements can't fall squarely on the Rogers' shoulders either. I think it's clear that Balotelli and Lambert were not Rogers signings. Rightly or wrongly, next season will be make or break.
Costa, De Gea, Kane? Robbie Savage picks his player of the year 08:42am on 03 Apr 2015 Fraser Forster should be mentioned somewhere in here. He's been outstanding for the Saints this season and has won them points in big games. He's also emerged as genuine competition for Joe Hart in the England set-up, which we haven't had for a very long time. Just a shame he's going to miss the rest of the season.
Raheem Sterling is not the finished article at Liverpool 08:48am on 02 Apr 2015 I believe him when he says it's not about money. It's clearly about ambition. He wants trophies and Champions League football; what footballer doesn't? If Liverpool finish in the top 4 he'll probably sign this summer. If not, he'll make a decisionon next season. The only criticism would be that ambition is overruling loyalty here, but we can't expect every home-grown player to be Steven Gerrard.
England: have Roy Hodgson's side improved since the World Cup? 08:43am on 01 Apr 2015 The sight of Jones getting done by Giorgio Chiellini for Italy's goal was an abiding one. His distribution was awful as was his positional awareness. He seems to have a tendency to go chasing after the ball, which means he gets dragged out of position too easily. I doesn't matter how 'talented' he is, he needs to learn to defend before he get's anywhere near this team.
England: have Roy Hodgson's side improved since the World Cup? 08:27am on 01 Apr 2015 The main thing this game hammered home for me was just how reliant we are now on Michael Carrick. There's really no-one else making a case for that holding role. Wilshere is too unreliable and probably not yet experienced enough to play that role. Maybe Mark Noble needs to be given a chance there. Solid performer for West Ham. Nothing fancy but exactly what's needed in that role.
Africa's football Premiership dreams shattered? 09:56am on 29 Mar 2015 What this really does unfairly disadvantage developing football nations and prevents players from earning a living they might have found difficult elsewhere. How does preventing a moderately talented Rwandan international from plying his trade in League One in any way help the English game? The problem is at the top echelons and this move barely even scratches that surface.
England: Rickie Lambert says debut goal is 'dream come true' 10:12am on 15 Aug 2013 @ 211
Technically, yes; but an international game against Scotland should always be treated seriously. It's a matter of national pride and a number of those players (ie. Wayne Rooney, who spent most of his 60 minutes plodding around doing nothing) showed a serious lack of it. I also have a problem with Hodgson choosing such a game as an opportunity to give an unfit player a 60 min runout.
England: Rickie Lambert says debut goal is 'dream come true' 10:01am on 15 Aug 2013 Awful performance from England, who, with the exception of Baines, looked like they were treating the game as a pre-season run-out. Scotland, to their credit looked like they wanted it and did not look like the inferior side. It took the introduction of Lambert and Oxlade-Chamberlain before England were able to take any sort of control.
Man Utd: David Moyes criticises Premier League fixture list 09:56am on 15 Aug 2013 Haha! The shoes seem to fit fine...
Rickie Lambert: England call for Southampton striker 12:47pm on 08 Aug 2013 England could do a lot worse than Ricky Lambert. He's strong, holds the ball up well, brings others into play and scores goals. Emile Heskey was an important player for England for a long time in a similar role and Lambert is a much better footballer.
If we had a wealth of world-class strikers to choose from, Ricky probably wouldn't get a sniff. But we don't, so he totally deserves his call-up.
Victor Wanyama: Southampton sign Celtic midfielder for 12.5m 5:38pm on 11 Jul 2013 Another top signing for the Saints, which further demonstrates their ambitions. A new contract for Luke Shaw along with a couple of quality additions in attack and I'm expecting a top half finish for Pochettino's men next season.


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Q: how to make inner join query for getting multiple tables selected column i just working out project school management. now i just made query for retrieve other table columns. here is my query :
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetTeacherList]
(
    @teacherid varchar(5) = null,
    @classid varchar(5) = null,
    @sectionid varchar(5) = null,
    @subjectid varchar(5) = null
)
AS
BEGIN

    SET NOCOUNT ON;
    select *,right('00000' + CAST(t.[PK_PID] AS varchar(5)) ,5) as ID, c.ClassName, su.SubjectName, s.SectionName
    from teachers t

        inner join teacherclassassign tc on t.PK_PID = tc.TeacherID or (t.PK_PID is null and tc.TeacherID is null )
        inner join classes c on c.PK_PID = tc.ClassID or (c.PK_PID is not null and tc.ClassID is null)
        inner join sections s on s.PK_PID = tc.SectionID or (s.PK_PID is not null and tc.SectionID is null)
        inner join subjects su on su.PK_PID = tc.SubjectID or (su.PK_PID is not null and tc.SubjectID is null)

    where 1=1

    and (@teacherid is null or tc.[TeacherID] = CONVERT(INT,@teacherid))
    and (@classid is null or tc.[ClassID] = CONVERT(INT,@classid))
    and (@sectionid is null or tc.[SectionID] = CONVERT(INT,@sectionid))
    and (@subjectid is null or tc.[SubjectID] = CONVERT(INT,@subjectid))

    order by t.PK_PID asc
END

how ever it's return me two rows how ever i want all rows from table teachers.
here is rows data i want :

and here is all data of teachers :

how i achieve this result..please guys help me.

A: You need to replace the first inner join with the LEFT Join as you want all teachers.
Below i have changed the query,See if this fixes the problem
SET NOCOUNT ON;
    select *,right('00000' + CAST(t.[PK_PID] AS varchar(5)) ,5) as ID, c.ClassName, su.SubjectName, s.SectionName
    from teachers t
    LEFT join teacherclassassign tc on t.PK_PID = tc.TeacherID or (t.PK_PID is null and tc.TeacherID is null )
    inner join classes c on c.PK_PID = tc.ClassID or (c.PK_PID is not null and tc.ClassID is null)
    inner join sections s on s.PK_PID = tc.SectionID or (s.PK_PID is not null and tc.SectionID is null)
    inner join subjects su on su.PK_PID = tc.SubjectID or (su.PK_PID is not null and tc.SubjectID is null)

where 1=1

and (@teacherid is null or tc.[TeacherID] = CONVERT(INT,@teacherid))
and (@classid is null or tc.[ClassID] = CONVERT(INT,@classid))
and (@sectionid is null or tc.[SectionID] = CONVERT(INT,@sectionid))
and (@subjectid is null or tc.[SubjectID] = CONVERT(INT,@subjectid))

order by t.PK_PID asc

END

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HomeBusinessMeng Wanzhou's fate in the hands of a judge, but verdict months away
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Meng Wanzhou's fate in the hands of a judge, but verdict months away
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Meng Wanzhou's extradition hearing ended Aug. 18, 991 days since her sensational arrest at Vancouver International Airport.
The Huawei CFO and daughter of the Chinese telecom giant's founder has lived under curfew in one of her two Vancouver houses since her Dec. 11, 2018 bail from a suburban women's prison.
Meng Wanzhou and her Lions Gate security bodyguard (Bob Mackin)
She appeared in B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver with her entourage, wearing a purple dress and the court-ordered surveillance anklet on her lower right leg.
The U.S. accuses Meng of defrauding HSBC during a Hong Kong meeting in 2013. U.S. authorities want her to face a judge in New York because they say she hid Huawei's ownership of a subsidiary called SkyCom so that it could get a bank loan and sell computer equipment in Iran, contrary to U.S. sanctions law.
Assoc. Chief Justice Heather Holmes reserved her decision after the week-long committal hearing, which ended two days sooner than scheduled. Court will reconvene Oct. 21, when Holmes is expected to reveal when her decisions on the extradition and the defence allegations of abuse of process will be delivered.
Meng, her defence team and lawyers for the Canadian government, who argued on behalf of the U.S., had been in and out of court intermittently for the last two-and-a-half years for preliminary hearings.
Louis Huang outside a court appearance in the case of Meng Wanzhou at the Law Courts in Vancouver on March 8 (Mackin)
As he wrapped up, Robert Frater, the top lawyer in Canada's Department of Justice, accused Meng's defence team of "describing the law as they wish it to be — and not as it is."
"We've met our burden, and she should be committed [for extradition]," Frater said.
Meng's lawyers said the case should be thrown out and Meng freed because the bank suffered no loss.
Frater, however, argued that Canada's fraud law does not require economic damage. Only that there were acts of dishonesty and deprivation. He also accused Meng's defence team of aiming to try the case before Holmes.
Extradition hearings are not trials, he said, they are expeditious procedures to determine whether a trial should be held. He told Holmes that her job is to decide whether the case meets Canadian extradition law, not to assess "quality, credibility or reliability of the case, except in a very limited sense."
The case fraught with geopolitical intrigue sparked a new cold war between China and the west.
Before the hearing began Aug. 11, China upheld the death sentence for convicted Canadian drug smuggler Robert Schellenberg and sentenced Canadian hostage Michael Spavor to 11 years for alleged spying. Both decisions were condemned by Canadian government officials as retaliation for the Dec. 1, 2018 arrest of Meng.
Robert Frater (Government of Canada)
A second Canadian hostage, Michael Kovrig, awaits his verdict on a similar charge of spying. The Chinese government has released no evidence and denied diplomats and reporters access to trials of the Two Michaels.
During court hearings in Vancouver over the last two years, Meng's legal team has claimed she is the victim of a politically motivated prosecution stemming from the U.S.-China trade war. They also claim Canadian police infringed upon her rights when she was arrested.
In May 2020, Holmes ruled the U.S. extradition application could proceed because of similarities in Canadian fraud law — a principle known as double criminality.
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Translational Innate Immunity
We are seeking a highly motivated, academically excellent and proactive Postdoctoral Researcher with a strong background in innate immunity and bioinformatics to join the groups of Dr Mariola Kurowska-Stolarska (Immunologist; principal investigator); and Dr Thomas Otto (Bioinformatician) at the University of Glasgow.
The successful candidate will lead translational research on the role of different subpopulations of human and mouse synovial tissue macrophages in shaping the synovial tissue microenvironment to identify macrophage-driven mechanisms of joint immune-homeostasis. To achieve this goal, you will use primary cells, FACS-sorted from human synovial biopsies in a unique ex vivo model of human synovium, along with innovative single-cell technologies, tissue spatial transcriptomics and transgenic mouse models that specifically target synovial tissue macrophages.
You will hold a position at the University of Glasgow, where you will be embedded in a multicentre Research into Inflammatory Arthritis Centre Versus Arthritis (RACE), which include researchers/clinicians from Glasgow, Oxford, Birmingham, Newcastle and collaborators in Gemelli Hospital in Rome. RACE is a world-leading research centre where discovery research drives development of transformative therapies for arthritis. You will benefit from an intellectually stimulating, vibrant international research/clinical environment and outstanding support facilities. You will hold a PhD in Immunology and an MSc in Bioinformatics or equivalent. You will demonstrate capacity to deliver high quality research outputs, illustrated by a strong publication record in high profile journals. Expertise in macrophage biology, single-cell sequencing/epigenetics is essential, and expertise in vivo cre-flox animal models would be desirable.
This is a full-time appointment, fixed term for 4 years in the first instance, with a 6 months' probation period. You will be required to upload a supporting statement, CV and names of referees as part of your online application.
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Research Assistant in Translational Innate Immunity Grade 6
The University of Glasgow are seeking a highly motivated, academically excellent and proactive Researcher with a strong background in macrophages/pluripotent stem cells biology and bioinformatics to join the groups of Dr Mariola Kurowska-Stolarska (Immunologist; principle investigator) and Dr Thomas Otto (bioinformatician) at the University of Glasgow.
You will be carrying out translational research in a Versus Arthritis funded project to develop an in vitro model of human synovial tissue macrophages from pluripotent stem cells. To achieve this goal, you will be using innovative primary cell culture systems and single-cell transcriptomic/epigenetic technologies.
You will hold a position at the University of Glasgow, where you will be embedded in the multicentre Research into Inflammatory Arthritis Centre 'Versus Arthritis' (RACE), which includes researchers/clinicians from Glasgow, Oxford, Birmingham, Newcastle and collaborators in Gemelli Hospital in Rome. RACE is a world-leading research centre where discovery research drives development of transformative therapies for arthritis. You will benefit from an intellectually stimulating, vibrant international research/clinical environment and outstanding support facilities.
You will hold a BSc in Immunology and an MSc in bioinformatics, and work towards a PhD in Immunology or Bioinformatics. You will demonstrate capacity to deliver good research output, illustrated by your publication record. Expertise in cell sorting and a single cell RNAseq technology is essential.
Laboratory Technical Specialist
We are looking for a highly motivated person who has an interest in translational research. You will provide technical support for the operation of academic gastroenterology, working under the guidance of Dr Chris Lamb in the Translational and Clinical Research Institute. This will involve carrying out complex research projects, experimental design, planning and progress of work along with quantitative & qualitative analysis. Work within the group aims to understand immune and microbial mechanisms responsible for inflammation in the intestine, with a particular focus on developing new and improved treatments for the inflammatory bowel diseases, ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. You will be required to work closely with Dr Andrew Filby the Flow Cytometry Core Facility team.
You should have the ability to work independently and on a flexible basis. You should be enthusiastic, self-motivated and express a clear commitment to multidisciplinary and translational research.
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Knowledge, Skills and Experience
Demonstrable work experience in a relevant technical / workshop role
Thorough working knowledge of Health and Safety procedures
Excellent team working skills
Demonstrates technical and problem solving capability
Demonstrates good organising ability to meet deadlines, with a positive and proactive approach to duties and diligence and attention to detail
Contribute to design and specification of research/teaching activities
Ability to adapt to changes in laboratory research priorities
BTEC HNC / HND; or A' level (or equivalent) qualification; or broad work experience acquired through a combination of vocational training and considerable on-the-job experience, demonstrating development through progressively more demanding relevant roles.
Professional registration with an accredited professional body (including HEA) or working towards this on appointment
Research Assistant/Associate
A postdoctoral position is available within Dr.Amarnath's Laboratory [Laboratory of T cell Regulation] at Newcastle University. The Laboratory's major focus is understanding role of co-receptors in maintaining immune tolerance. Specifically, the project will address how programmed death-1 receptor (PD-1) activation on T regulatory cells (Tregs) can impact the proteomic landscape in human and mouse Tregs. You will be involved in identifying key pathways in murine and human Tregs that are modulated by PD-1. You will utilise multiple experimental murine models of cancer, colitis and graft versus host disease. In addition, you will also use a xenogeneic human into mouse model of graft versus host disease to test fundamental questions in Treg biology. You will be expected to possess cellular and biochemical skills, molecular biology skills and have experience in murine work.
The University of Glasgow are seeking a highly motivated, academically excellent and proactive Researcher with a strong background in dendritic cell biology/innate Immunity and bioinformatics to join the groups of Dr Mariola Kurowska-Stolarska (Immunologist; principal investigator) and Dr Thomas Otto (bioinformatician) at the University of Glasgow.
The successful candidate will undertake translational research in a Pfizer-funded research project investigating JAK-regulated and synovial tissue macrophage-driven mechanisms of disease remission in Psoriatic Arthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis. To achieve this goal, you will use innovative ex vivo models of human synovium and single-cell transcriptomic / spatial tissue transcriptomic technologies.
You will hold the position at the University of Glasgow, where you will be embedded in the multicentre Research into Inflammatory Arthritis Centre Versus Arthritis (RACE), which includes researchers and clinicians from Glasgow, Oxford, Birmingham, Newcastle and collaborators in Gemelli Hospital in Rome. RACE is a world-leading research centre where discovery research drives development of transformative therapies for arthritis. You will benefit from an intellectually stimulating, vibrant international research/clinical environment and outstanding support facilities.
You will hold a BSc in Immunology and an MSc in bioinformatics and work towards a PhD in Immunology or Bioinformatics. You will demonstrate capacity to deliver research outputs, illustrated by your publication record. Expertise in a single-cell RNAseq technology is essential and the expertise in multiparameter flow/mass cytometry and primary cell-sorting is desirable.
This is a full-time appointment fixed term for 3 years in the first instance, with a 6 months probation period. You will be required to upload a supporting statement, CV and names of referees as part of your online application.
Freelance science communication/public engagement professional
The British Society for Immunology is looking for a freelance science communication/public engagement professional to work with us on an exciting and fast-paced project.
The British Society for Immunology is the UK's largest organisation representing scientists and doctors who study the immune system. We aim to ensure that the public benefits from the success of immunology research, and as such, one of our priorities is around the topic of childhood vaccination and immunity. More information about our work on this topic can be found in this article.
Our latest project aims to engage the public about the importance of vaccines and the beneficial role of immunology research in advancing global public health. We're looking for a freelancer to develop a host of innovative and impactful engagement resources for our members to use, which will include interactive, hands-on activities and an educational PowerPoint presentation.
We are working on a tight timescale for this and are looking for someone who has capacity to develop and deliver the resources by early March 2020 and can start as soon as possible.
To express interest, please send a short covering letter outlining your interest and experience, along with your CV and any links to relevant examples of your work by Friday 24 January to Erika Aquino, Public Engagement Officer, e.aquino@immunology.org.
Postdoctoral Researcher in Neuroimmunology
An exciting opportunity has become available for a postdoctoral researcher to study the cellular immunology related to autoantibody-mediated diseases of the nervous system. This position is funded by a grant awarded to Dr Sarosh Irani from ONO Pharmaceuticals, via their alliance with the University of Oxford. This is an especially timely opportunity as the Irani group have a unique collection of patient samples and have recently published a series of high impact papers studying the autoantibodies and the B cell compartments.
This project aims to characterise the role of T cell and B cell interactions with a particular emphasis on the function of checkpoint molecules, PD-1 and CTLA-4, and the effects of drugs which target these proteins. This is an especially translational and patient-orientated contemporary area of immunology which has not yet been applied to the rapidly expanding field of autoimmune neurology. The Irani group are just beginning to study T cells in these diseases, and hence the postholder will play a formative role in the development of this field within the host laboratory.
The successful applicant will hold a PhD in immunology or a closely related field with extensive technical expertise in research methods within the field of immunology with special attention to multicolor flow cytometry and cell sorting, mammalian cell culture and molecular biology including PCR and RT-PCR. Research experience in the field of immunology and the ability to solve problems and demonstrate independent, critical scientific thinking skills are essential. Ideas for the development of innovative methods to study the immunobiology of patients with autoantibody CNS diseases and skills and or background in T cells and B cells would prove advantageous
Postdoctoral Research Scientist/Senior Research Scientist
The Babraham Institute is a charity which is world renowned for its research in life sciences to enhance lives and improve wellbeing.
They are seeking an enthusiastic and experienced Postdoctoral Scientist/Senior Postdoctoral Scientist to investigate molecular mechanisms underpinning B lymphocyte development. The successful applicant will develop their own project within the complementary interests of the Corcoran lab in gene regulation and signalling mechanisms underpinning B lymphocyte development and antibody repertoire formation in normal B cell development, immunodeficiency and ageing. The Corcoran lab uses next generation sequencing multiomics approaches to address these questions in immunological mouse models. These include VDJ-seq for immunoglobulin repertoire analysis, RNA-seq and capture HiC genome conformation approaches.
The aim of the project will be to gain mechanistic understanding of the role of key signalling pathways in downstream effector functions, gene expression and epigenetic regulation.
In addition to their own project, the successful applicant will have the opportunity to participate in collaborative projects and mentoring of PhD students. They will benefit from excellent technical, scientific and leadership training, mentoring by senior colleagues, and opportunities to present at conferences. They will join a collaborative and supportive group working on complementary projects.
The ideal candidate will have a PhD in gene regulation, immunology, or a related discipline, and experience in molecular mechanisms underpinning lymphocyte development.They will be able to design, perform and interpret experiments, and write and publish papers. They are looking for a collaborative individual, with effective communication skills, who enjoys working in a team.
Babraham Institute
Research Associate (Fixed Term)
At the University of Cambridge a post-doctoral research associate position in Professor Kaser's laboratory is available for a talented and motivated scientist to work on the biology of the key immune-metabolic enzyme. The laboratory studies genetically-affected pathways that predispose for immune-related diseases. They are looking for a scientist with a background in immunology, cell biology, biochemistry, structural and/or molecular biology to join our group to study a major immuno-metabolic pathway. They hope to recruit an enthusiastic and creative colleague who shares their passion for discovery and who looks for an exciting challenge within a multidisciplinary group.
The successful candidate will have a PhD in a relevant subject and be willing to supervise research students. A strong publication record, ability to work independently and good communication and presentation skills are essential. A personal Home Office License would be advantageous although not vital. Experience in immuno-metabolism would be ideal. The successful candidate will participate in an active programme of group meetings and departmental seminars, manage research project and associated administrative matters.
The lab is located in the Cambridge Institute of Therapeutic Immunology and Infectious Disease (CITIID). The research and this post is funded by the Wellcome Trust and the European Research Council.
Lecturer / Senior Lecturer
The Institute of Liver Studies and the Department of Inflammation Biology at King's College London invite applications for a faculty position at the level of Lecturer/Senior Lecturer. Applicants with expertise in immunoregulation, immunotherapy, adaptive/innate immune cell biology, transplantation or cancer immunology and a strong interest in liver immunobiology are particularly encouraged to apply.
The position requires a PhD, postdoctoral experience, and an outstanding record of research achievements and publications in the field, commensurate to the level of appointment sought. The successful applicant will be expected to create and manage an independent, internationally renowned research programme in basic and/or translational aspects of liver immunobiology and to obtain a portfolio of grant support to develop such programme. The laboratory will be based in the Institute of Liver Studies at the Denmark Hill campus and the research developed will be expected to integrate and/or complement the academic priorities of the Institute and the Dept Inflammation Biology. In addition, the post holder will be expected to deliver undergraduate and post-graduate teaching activities and educational leadership in line with the School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences educational portfolio.
The successful applicant will become a member of the Department of Inflammation Biology, which consists of 25 research faculty with strengths in autoimmunity, cancer immunology, immunotherapy, inflammation biology, liver immunology, rheumatology and transplantation. Additional cross-disciplinary collaborative opportunities will be available through the School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences, which houses 48 principal investigators across three departments.
Sunday, 9 February, 2020
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The walls of the forecourt are covered with brightly decorated scenes of the life of St. Paul in blue and yellow ceramic tiles; the story begins with the image to the left of the door to the inner courtyard, recounting the moment of the saint's conversion: Savle, Savle, quid me persegueris? ("Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?"). The ceramicist, Llorenç Passolas, also designed the late-17th-century tiles around the inner patio. The image of St. Paul in the center of the pillared courtyard, over what was once a well, pays homage to the building's first benefactor, Pau Ferran. Look for the horseshoes, two of them around the keyholes, on the double wooden doors in the entryway: tokens of good luck for the afflicted who came here to recover—again, in reference to benefactor Ferran, from ferro (iron), as in ferradura (horseshoe).
Leave the complex through the heavy wooden doors to Carrer Hospital, and turn left toward La Rambla. The next set of doors leads to the Capella (Chapel) of the Hospital, an interesting art space well worth a visit. Built in the early 15th century, on the site of what had been the old Hospital de Colom (founded in 1219), it is now a showcase for promising young artists, chosen by a jury of prominent museum directors and given this impressive space, with its Romanesque tunnel vault and medieval arches, to exhibit their work.
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At times pregnancy is considered to be as an ailment but in fact it is not. One should remain active and must live a normal routine life. It keeps the; to be mother relaxed and comfortable which in return is good for the baby in every manner. No doubt one should be careful about certain things mentioned by the doctors however, to be moms should enjoy the feeling of having another life being nourished in their bodies.
Let us talk about best cardio Exercises during pregnancy that women can do in order to keep them fresh, healthy and active to deliver a happy and healthy baby after nine months.
Experienced athletes who are in good shape can continue their aerobic and dance routine during pregnancy. But you need to ensure that you never exert yourself to an exhaustion point as it can drop the level of oxygen in your body. It deprives the baby of the oxygen which is dangerous indeed. In case you are a beginner, you may go for the water version or select the aerobics with low impact. It specifically is meant for the pregnant ladies. Follow the link to see how much will be too much workout during pregnancy.
When you are in water, your weight is only tenth of what you actually weigh on land. It makes the water workouts to be perfect for the pregnant women. It boosts your flexibility and strength. At the same time it is gentle on your joints. Water workouts ease the swelling during pregnancy in feet and legs. Most of the gyms have water aerobics pools and some of these are specially designed for the expecting women.
All you need to do is to be careful while walking on the slippery pool side. Avoid deep water and never dive.
You can use a machine for that at your home. Some people find it convincing to do exercise at home while pregnant. That way you are in a secure and comfortable place where you are near to someone close. For that purpose, I would suggest "Maxi Climber Vertical", It is very safe and compact machine that can be used in cardio training during pregnancy at home. Maxi Climber gives a great cardio and strength training workout without putting stress on the lower joints, By using body weight as resistance.
Treadmills, rowing machines and stair climbers are fine during the pregnancy. This is equally good for the beginners too. You need to adjust the inclination, speed, and tension to a level where you feel comfortable.
However during the third semester it is suggested to avoid jumping as well as fast running. Therefore, you should focus on walks, stretching, and water workouts during the pregnancy. Moreover, when you no more can see your feet, you need to be extra vigilant in order to avoid stumbles and falls.
Kickboxing includes a great deal of speed and grace. Both of these are the things that pregnant women usually do not have. In case, you are an experienced one and feel comfortable in kicking then you can continue with it even when you are pregnant. It is highly suggested to look for the pregnancy classes in this regards. Never ever overdo it. It is not at all suggested for the beginners.
Once again, it would be said that experienced runners can stay on their normal routine track of jogging during pregnancy. But even the experienced ones will have to limit their distances, stick them to terrain level, or using treadmill is suggested.
While you are running, you should always be capable of having a conversation. If you see that you cannot do it, then you need to slow down the pace. Always remember that loosening joints and ligaments during pregnancy can turn the running harder on the knees. It is also prone to injuries. So these are some of the reasons not to overdo it any manner.
It has the pulse grip heart rate monitoring feature which will not let you overdo it. Treadmill has been equipped with a quite operation with its CHP motor. It can carry a total weight of 300 pounds. You will have a life time warranty on its frame as well as its motor, while a couple of years warranty for the parts and 1 year for the labor.
No doubt these treadmills are readily available for the pregnant women in gym but if you can afford to have one, go for it. Or otherwise you can always hit the gym to get on one.
It should be realized that most of the diseases these days are because of lack of exercise. Pregnancy is a crucial period in every woman's life and hence she should avoid the diseases by exercising as mentioned above. Once again it is stressed upon that these should be done carefully to get maximum benefits out of it.
To conclude, I would say that exercising is a simple way of getting your pregnancy in a smoother manner. At the same time, it prepares you for your delivery. It is hopeful that these cardio workouts will prove to be helpful for you.
If you have never been working out and now you are pregnant, then it is suggested that you should begin at a slower pace. Nevertheless, make a simple and regular routine of simple workouts to have a healthy and happy baby.


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City Council unanimously passes Southside Plan
By Lance Knobel Sept. 28, 2011, 9:30 a.m. October 29, 2018
The Southside Plan, in the works since 1997 (or since 1929, as one councilmember joked), was passed unanimously by the Berkeley City Council last night.
"Congratulations! We have a plan," exulted Mayor Tom Bates after the vote.
The main goals of the plan, which covers the area directly south of the UC Berkeley campus, include creating additional housing to help meet the housing demand for students and local employees; to encourage affordable housing; to provide for a high-density residential and commercial mixed-use edge to the campus and the "spine" along Telegraph Avenue; to increase non-automotive modes of transport; to enhance the Telegraph commercial district; to recognize, preserve and enhance the "unique physical character" of the Southside; and to improve public safety, address social needs and act to minimize loss of life and property in the event of a natural disaster. (The full plan, which was amended slightly by the council last night, can be downloaded from the city website.)
Although the mayor and councilmembers expressed delight at the passage, last night's council discussion also included frequent reference to the long, tortuous development of the plan, and the recognition that examined in the light of today's thinking, there are areas where the plan falls short.
Kriss Worthington: "I've been working on this since, what, 1929?"
"I've been working on this since, what, 1929? No, 1997 — before I was a councilmember and before I had grey hairs," said councilmember Kriss Worthington, whose District 7 encompasses most of the Southside area. "It's just beautiful that we're finally moving forward. There are things that are missing. There should be a sustainability element. There should be more of an open space element. In spite of the fact that I don't like the flaws, I also don't want to wait another 17 years to get a Southside Plan, which is why I support moving forward."
"It's not a perfect document," echoed Mayor Bates. "There are a lot of things that should have been done that we've learned in the meantime, but we're not going to stop it now."
The plan originated in a March 1997 Memorandum of Understanding between the university and the city following a tussle over the expansion of the Haas Pavilion, the university's primary indoor sports arena. As Andy Katz, a director of the Associated Students of the University of California back in 1999-2002, said in the public comments at last night's meeting, "Work on the Southside Plan was a response to really terrible town and gown relations."
The draft Southside Plan was completed in 2003, following extensive community meetings, staff work, and a series of Planning Commission-sponsored working groups. Work on the draft environmental impact report (DEIR) started in July 2004, and the DEIR was released for review in March 2008. The updated draft plan was released in April 2009. Last night, the council formally certified the environmental impact report, adopted amendments to the city's General Plan, adopted the Southside Plan, and adopted the first reading of ordinances for amendments to the Zoning Ordinance, which were spurred by the Southside Plan.
In the public comments at last night's meeting, almost all of the speakers were students who live in co-op housing on the Southside. All encouraged the council to push for more affordable housing, and to stop the university from imposing additional costs on new housing developments through its 4% capital improvements fee. The capital improvements fee has replaced a much-criticized parking replacement fee that the university enforced on land it owned.
"We don't agree with the university policy," affirmed Mayor Bates. "We haven't and we won't on this one either. We will probably unanimously, or close to unanimously, ask the university not to impose this fee, but the issue is they can do it anyway."
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THE PRAIRIE EDITOR: A Run On The Bank
My grandfather Morris Masiroff emigrated from Czarist Russia when he
was a young musician more than 100 years ago. He had been drafted into the
Russian army, and served for a time as the conductor of one of the Czar's
military bands, but after a series of violent pogroms, he, like so many of his
co-religionists, fled Russia and sailed to the United States, settling briefly
in New York City. There, he became a street peddler. My grandmother, who
he had known back in Russia, where she lived in a neighboring village,
emigrated separately with her four sisters to New York a few years before,
and there she was reunited with my grandfather and they married. At some
point, they moved to Erie. PA (for reasons I do not know, or if I once did,
I have forgotten). It was precisely the turn of the century, and my grandfather,
a clarinetist and a composer by profession, opened a small furniture store,
expanded from his selling goods on the street. (This story was repeated, in
assorted forms, in hundreds of cities and towns, and more than many hundred
thousand times over the next few decades.)
For a musical artist, my grandfather (whom I do not remember; I was two when
he died) obviously had some business skills as well in a very volatile and risky
period of American capitalism, and he managed not only to survive, but to grow
his business over the years until it occupied the floors of two five-story buildings
on opposite sides of upper State Street, Erie's main downtown thoroughfare.
He made it through a financial Panic in 1907, a World War from 1917-18
and then the stock market crash in 1929. His business went on, however,
and he put his money in as safe a place as you seemingly could in those days,
The Second National Bank of Erie. By 1933, however, the Depression was
worsening, and many banks were teetering. "Runs" on many banks were common
(where panicky depositors lined up to withdraw their savings). When there was a
run on the Second National Bank, thinking this was America and not Russia, my
grandfather did not get in line to try to withdraw his money. In a short time, the
bank ran out of funds to pay depositors, and it closed its doors forever. All his
money was lost There was no bank insurance and no recourse. Not all the banks
closed, and not all the deposits were lost, but in February and March, 1933, the
nation came close to the collapse of its entire banking system. On March 4, 1933,
a new president of the United States was inaugurated, and one of the first things
he did was close all the banks in America for a few days, "a bank holiday," he
called it, and through his inaugural speech and aggressive action in his first hours
and days in office, restored enough public confidence to re-open the banks
without further panic.
Today, there is in the United States a Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
(FDIC) that guarantees, as a form of insurance, all deposits under $100,000 in
U.S. banks (this limit has been expanded to $250,000 per account until the end
of 2013). When banks have failed since 1934, no depositors have lost any money
(shareholders in the banks, however, presumably did). Of course, this guarantee
is not quite as absolutely certain as some might think. It assumes that the
guarantor, the U.S. government and treasury have enough money ("full faith and
credit") to back up the losses. The recent bailouts of major U.S. banks, following
the mortgage banking crisis, were not bailouts of depositors in those banks. They
were bailouts of the shareholders and the creditors of those banks.
I have told the story of my grandfather because, with the increasing reports of
panic in Europe, and runs on some of its banks, as the European Union faces a
continuing economic crisis, I think it may be useful to remember a time when, in
the U.S., bank runs and panics were very real and very devastating.
I don't know how he did it, but my grandfather somehow survived the loss of all
his money in the Second National Bank of Erie. I think I remember hearing he
took on a partner in the business who invested some cash. It was a difficult time
to be in the furniture bsinesss, or any retail business, and his furniture business
was not an upscale one. It sold furniture to blue collar and working poor families
in Erie, and often on credit that was not paid for an extended period of time. His
willingness to extend credit beyond normal limits created a very special loyalty
for thousands of his Erie customers, most of whom did ultimately pay their bills
during those difficult Depression days. After it was over, and World War II' was
over, most of them, now earning good money in the post-War period, came back
again and again to buy their furniture. from Masiroff's. When I was a teen-ager
and worked in the family business (first as a janitor, but later as a salesman),
I heard numerous stories from customers who told me how Masiroff's helped
them through bad times, and now they would buy their furniture and appliances
at no other store. Younger customers would tell me time and again how their
parents and grandparents insisted they buy their furniture only at Masiroff's.
(By the 1970's, however, family furniture stores, and many other family businesses,
were replaced by chain stores and discount stores if they did not adapt. My uncle,
my grandfather's only surviving son, managed the store for the family, but he did
not adapt. The business was liquidated at pennies on the dollar.)
In Germany and France today, the governments are in a position to stabilize their
banking systems, even in the present period where most of the nation states of the
European Union have a common currency, the euro. Great Britain, wisely it now
seems, did not accept the euro, even though it joined the EU. Smaller European
nations, however, are in deep trouble. There is now an expectation that Greece
will withdraw from the euro, and reinstate its former currency, the drachma.
Anticipating this, many Greeks are beginning to withdraw their euro deposits from
Greek banks, and depositing them in banks in Germany, Switzerland and France.
They have assumed that, at the moment Greece withdraws from the euro, their
accounts will automatically become drachmas that will quickly lose their value in
relationship to the euro of the rest of Europe. This scenario could then be repeated
in Spain, Italy, Portugal and other smaller EU countires. These countries and their
treasuries might not have the reserves to back up their local banks. Like my
grandfather, the citizens of these countries could be wiped out financially, and this
could lead rather quickly to a virtual collapse of most of the European economy.
This is, of course, the worst case outcome. Europe still has a very large economy,
and Germany, most of Scandinavia, France and Great Britain still have very
significant financial resources. The worldwide Depression of the 1920's and 30"s
was preceded by the collapse of a speculative "bubble," but the true impact of
disaster occurred because of the disappearance of credit in the money supply. In
Europe, especially in Weimar Germany (a brief republic), extraordinary inflation,
accompanied by massive unemployment, wiped out the post-war economies.
In Russia, a decadent absolutist monarchy was also briefly replaced by a liberal
regime, but the Russian economy had, at that time, little heavy industry, few
entrepreneurs, no available capital, much actual starvation, no history of
democracy, and was thus easy prey to an insurgent predatory communist takeover.
2012 is not 1932, but the basic conditions of human life remain unaltered. In a
healthy democratic capitalist society, bad times are transformed into good
times again. A healthy society not only provides for its poorest members, it
provides opportunity for all its members to succeed and thrive. Only a very
few centenarian Americans alive today remember well those scary times in
1931-33 when the U.S. banking system teetered on the edge of collapse, and real
revolution was in the air. What would have happened if Franklin Roosevelt had
not brought calm and then confidence back to the banking and free market
system? The answer is that a political and economic system we now take for
granted might have collapsed into anarchy, and who knows what after that.
The worst case is what did happen in parts of Europe then, and the cost was
hundreds of millions of lives, unspeakable violence and human depravity.
Many more persons now live in Europe, and their standard of living, even in
the poorest of countries, is many levels above the poverty and despair that
existed only 80 years ago. When I read about runs on the banks in Europe,
however, I think about how unsympathetic and impersonal history can be
when political and economic leaders behave badly.
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HBO's Looking wrap up movie will receive its UK premiere on Sky Atlantic on Tuesday August 2nd at 10:15pm, it has been announced.
HBO has released a trailer for their upcoming feature-length Looking movie, which is set to premiere on Saturday July 23rd at 10/9c.
Looking has run its course at HBO. The critically acclaimed series will not be returning for a third season, the network announced today. Instead, HBO has given the greenlight to a one-off finale special, which promises to give closure to fans of the series.
The second season of HBO's Looking will receive its UK premiere on Sky Atlantic on Thursday February 5th at 11:10pm, with a double-bill, it has been announced.
HBO has set premiere dates for the new seasons of 'Girls' & 'Looking' and new comedy series 'Togetherness'.


Some might say that giving unconditionally is the path of true abundance. Stepping beyond our self-interest and thinking of others is a gift in and of itself, especially for those in recovery. It is not only scientifically proven to make us happy, but it is also recommended by some of the world's greatest leaders, spiritual and religious figures, and psychologists.
I think Brown has a really valid point. We spend so much of our lives on self-reflection, whether that's in therapy, mutual-aid meetings, with our sponsors, mentors, or coaches, talking with our peers, or through journaling about our thoughts and feelings. Stepping beyond the realm of ourselves is an opportunity to give back to those who are still suffering.
Having perspective in recovery is crucial. Just this week I was feeling sorry for myself because a crown displaced in my mouth. I suffer with severe dental anxiety that can exacerbate my complex PTSD and dysregulate my body. Within 30 minutes I went from a place of relaxation to crying for an hour. When I came home, I awoke to my heightened reaction as I rode the elevator with a person in a wheelchair who has cerebral palsy. Asking me how I was, I moaned about my tooth. He told me that he, too, needed a new crown. I quickly realized how much more fortunate I was in this situation — at least I was able-bodied and could cycle to the dentist and express my needs clearly. He was less fortunate, but he wasn't moaning and instead was empathizing with me.
I was able to see how lucky I was being able to access the funds to pay for dentistry in America, which not everyone can. These realizations shifted my mindset so that I was able to think less about my challenges and more of others. Since then, I have hosted a recovery social event, and I've thanked the staff in my building by giving them cakes for Halloween.
In a society that is set on acquiring things — money, prestige, material possessions, relationships — it is a welcome change to let go of a need to be highly regarded and have everything we want, and instead focus on serving others.
"This reverses the obsessions with ourselves, and our own needs, by contextualizing ourselves as a fellow traveler, rather than a lone sufferer. 'I understand you pain, however briefly, as my own, and vice versa,'" he says.
There is nothing more powerful for me than someone showing me kindness, compassion, and empathy. Knowing that I am not on my own has been fundamental to my recovery. Without it, I would feel lost. I'm fortunate to have been given the time and hearts of many souls in recovery who have listened intently to my woes and supported me.
Whether motivated by spiritual or religious leaders or not, there is research to support the benefits of giving. Science has shown that the act of giving can actually make you happier. A study by Harvard Business school found that regardless of one's income, those who spent money on others were far happier than those who spent money on themselves.
Whether you are giving to those in recovery or not, what we give can be wide-ranging and it doesn't have to cost us money if we don't have it. Giving can include volunteering our time in positions of service in mutual-aid meetings, or local non-profits; giving care items to people who don't have homes (socks, toothbrush, female hygiene products, blankets, sleeping bags); donating old clothes that you no longer wear; giving gifts to people for their birthday, or as a means of thanking them; and adopting a dog from a local rescue shelter. Another great idea is, instead of buying Christmas gifts, consider donating to a global non-profit campaign. There are some wonderful options such as Doctors Without Borders, Save the Children, Compassion International, World Wildlife Fund's Wildlife Adoption program, Charity Water, Human Rights Campaign, the American Cancer Society.
As Thanksgiving approaches, why not take a moment to stop focusing inward and instead focus on giving to others. You won't regret it.
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I've been playing WoW since January 2007, and this is the first character I've gotten to level 70. Jeremin's a holy paladin on the Kirin Tor server, and I never would have made it this far without my peeps, the Pig and Whistle Explorer's Society. Now let's get started on that rep grind.
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