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When I woke up, I was lying where I remembered, still wrapped in Kieran's arms.
What I couldn't remember, I realized as I stared up at the ceiling, was how I had ended up there.
"Kieran," I asked, trying to keep my voice steady. "What are you––why are we…?"
I pushed away, grasping for strands of memory. The room around us was plush, with more furniture than I kept at home, but it didn't match my memory of his place, either.
Kieran eyed me warily. "What do you remember?"
I thought back. "Not much…it's a fog."
"That's okay," he said softly, carefully. He brushed some stray strands of my hair back, away from my face. I realized my hair was still braided, even though I usually took it down when I was sleeping. The braid felt loose and lopsided and wasn't too comfortable to lie on.
Why hadn't I taken it out?
A niggling fear worked through my brain, telling me that things were very wrong. I backtracked mentally until I found something I was sure about, a doubt that needed to be resolved. "There's one thing I remember," I said.
He nodded. "What is it?"
My throat tried to shut around the words, so I forced them out before I could think too much about it. "I need to know if you're working with Jahal."
He hesitated before answering, looking pained. "I am," he told me.
I jerked away from him on instinct, and he stood and started to pace back and forth across the room. He was shirtless, but his pants were wrinkled like he'd been lying down in them for hours.
I struggled to weigh the possibilities of what exactly had happened in this room and to follow what Kieran was saying at the same time.
"You know how bad things are here," he began. "It wasn't supposed to be like this. An outpost, sure, but the Cilurnum stations were meant to be a part of Imperial space."
I had the feeling I was missing something important.
"But the Empire left more than fifty years ago," I said. "They don't care what we do out here, not really."
"That's just it, Ani," he told me. "They're trying come back."
I shook my head. "I don't understand. What does that have to do with––"
"Ani, I made a deal." He rubbed at the space between his eyebrows, sighing. "One of the Empire's agents contacted me a few years ago, asked whether I'd be willing to do some infiltration work––establish myself as a guy who wouldn't get his own hands dirty, but keep an eye out for people who did, make a few friends if I could." He shrugged. "The pay wasn't great, and they couldn't promise me much, but I was pretty close to established on my own and I figured it couldn't hurt to have a few respectable friends in high places for once."
"So…" I paused, trying to think through what he was saying. "So you're saying you were on orders from this agent to work with Jahal?"
"More or less," he said. "At the moment, I'm actually trying to dig up a human trafficking ring."
I swallowed. That wasn't what I'd expected to hear. "Human trafficking?"
"Their agent wants information on where some of the girls are being taken. He's got an increase in guards at the upper decks, but although the openings between upper and lower are carefully scanned, and the docks at the Uppers are as well, there just not enough people to also cover the docks at the Lowers. They shouldn't be able to get them up there, but they do."
I snorted. "Right. Because all of a sudden the Empire cares about everyday people suffering."
He shrugged. "Probably not. But they care about finding the heads of the syndicates. And if they can crack this, they'll be closer to that."
I sat back, pulling out what remained of my braid and combing through it with my fingers. It gave me an excuse not to look at him.
"What have you been doing to get mixed up in all this? For the Imperial agent to care enough to find you, or for the syndicates to fall for it?"
"Nothing immoral," he said immediately. "I promise."
I paused to look at up at him, raising an eyebrow.
"…But a lot of illegal," he admitted. "That's not exactly recent, either. I've been doing it for a while."
"Pietra said she thought you'd been smuggling," I said.
"Yes, often enough. Nothing really awful," he added quickly. "No drugs or weapons, or anything like that. But there's a lot of different interests who try to regulate the markets around the station, in or out, and just as many groups that want to get around it. It wasn't too hard to find clients, once I'd proven I knew how not to get caught."
"How'd you get started?" I asked.
He smiled crookedly. "Turns out it's hard to run ships around here without breaking at least one or two of someone's regulations, stepping on some toes or other. I learned that working my way up, and I figured out that I didn't mind taking some of the bigger risks. Some pretty big opportunities came my way, and I was lucky on the gamble."
"You always were that," I muttered, thinking of the hands of Tunk we'd played.
Which made me think of what I'd seen that handful of nights ago, in the Uppers for the first time in my life: Kieran had had a crew's worth or even more of people beholden to him, to say nothing of the rooms he'd been able to afford.
"Lucky enough to move into the Uppers?" I asked aloud.
"Not quite," he said, looking uncomfortable at the reminder. "I might have been able to if I'd wanted, but there wasn't really any reason to take that step until this job came up. I'd been back before, but only on short stop-offs, and I was busy trying to stay off the radar as much as possible. This is the longest I've stayed anywhere that's not my ship in years."
I crossed my arms. "When did that start?"
"I've been back, working with Jahal and a couple of the other syndicates, for about two months."
This was the important bit, I realized, my stomach dropping.
"And you just now came by to visit?" I said, struggling to keep my voice casual.
"Ani, I wanted to, but it was too dangerous. I thought I might come see you someday, once it was safer…but then I heard they had plans with the Star."
"What sort of plans?" I asked, voice tight.
"They've been talking about the Star, needing it for something. As soon as I heard about it, I tried to steer them away, but they're fixed on it. Won't tell me why, just that it's 'uniquely situated' for their purpose." He made little air quotes with his hands, sounding frustrated.
"What does that even––" I began, but he jumped suddenly, one hand going up to his ear.
"Hang on a second," he said, and reached up to switch on his commlink. He didn't seem any happier about the interruption than I felt. "Hello?"
He flinched a bit, grimacing at whatever he heard on the other end of the line. "I found her. She's fine." A pause. "No, I didn't forget, I waited because I was still trying to evaluate her status. There was…a bit of a situation. I was just starting to explain things to––"
His jaw worked as he was apparently interrupted. "How am I supposed to know if I trust you?" he snapped.
He sounded truly angry, and I was taken aback again by the threatening edge in his voice.
"Your house was the last place we knew she was before she was taken. I only found her because they'd decided to let her go. You have no way of knowing whether you're being followed or not."
There was a longer pause this time. The flash of rage in Kieran seemed to dissipate as he listened, nodding slowly once or twice.
"Yes," he said. "It's safe here. We won't be overheard."
He sighed, then switched his commlink to speaker.
"Anisha, can you hear me?"
I'd already suspected it was Pietra on the other end of the line, but hearing her voice still made my breath catch in my throat. She sounded confident as always, but also on-edge, annoyed––her way of sounding worried.
"Yes," I said immediately. "Are you okay? Are the others?"
"I'm fine. I told everyone to be careful––they're set up with friends that they trust, or I do. None of them are to go anywhere near the Star or go anywhere by themselves until I say so."
"Good," I said, relieved.
"But we need to talk," she said. "I shouldn't have had you go anywhere by yourself. I'm sorry."
"No, it was my fault for leaving in the first place," I admitted. "And I should never have gone near the Star." I dimly remembered that much, at least––the image of the trashed hallways, the fears that I could never rebuild after all that damage…
Pietra's voice on the other end of the line sounded grim. "Ani, I want to hear about everything that happened later. Kieran, I need to meet with you both face-to-face. But you're right––my place isn't safe. If I give you directions to a meeting place, can you promise me that you won't be followed?"
"I haven't been found out yet," Kieran said. "I'll get us there without Jahal or any of the syndicates tracing us."
"Good," Pietra said. "I'm sending you encrypted directions. Open them up and get moving. I'll let my friend know they'll be having company."
She cut the connection, and Kieran glared down at the ground, not looking at me. I saw his jaw clench, and then he looked up. "Ani, are you feeling okay?" he asked.
"I…I'm better than I was before, I'm pretty sure," I said. I was scared and confused and upset, but those feelings were the least of my worries, given that I couldn't remember exactly what had brought me here.
"How did we end up here?"
"Jahal's people drugged you," Kieran said. He sounded furious. "I've seen it before. Its primary effects don't usually last more than a few hours, but I can't be sure they didn't mix anything else in. Are you feeling groggy at all? Hurting anywhere?"
My wrists and ankles were a bit sore, but a glance at my wrists told me there were chafe marks that looked like they'd come from restraints.
I thought I remembered being tied to a chair at some point, but that was all…
"No," I said eventually, "I'm pretty sure I'm fine. For now, anyway."
"Right," he said. "We should get going, then. You probably have time for a shower before we leave, if you want. I don't have a change of clothes for you, so you'll have to make do with what you––"
"Hold on." I closed my eyes and sat back on the bed, filled with too many thoughts, too many feelings.
I was tired. A shower sounded wonderful, but I had a few more questions for Kieran first…and a couple of things to make clear.
"Let's break this down to basics," I said. "You're trying to find evidence that can be used against the syndicate."
"And you're not exactly working for Jahal, but you coming into the Star when you did, our bet"––I spat the word––"was all part of that plot."
"Ani, that's not…"
I kept my face impassive and raised my eyebrows, daring him to continue.
"…That's not all it was," he finished weakly.
I took a deep breath and then made my decision.
My heart felt like it was wrapped in lead.
"I'll work with you," I told him. "I've seen some of those girls when they escape. I've heard about what happens to them."
He reached for me with a pleading look, but I jerked away, getting up off the bed and retrieving my shirt before heading to the bathroom to tidy up a bit.
"But don't touch me," I said over my shoulder, fighting to keep my voice steady.
"Never again."
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The jolly man will be at the market each Saturday and Sunday for pictures and cheer. Dates are December 12th & 13th and 19th & 20th.
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Kia Provokes With New Provo Crossover Concept In Geneva
Viknesh Vijayenthiran March 4, 2013 Comment Now!
Kia's take on a possible future model aimed at the burgeoning compact crossover market has been previewed in the form of the Provo concept, which makes its debut on Tuesday at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
Kia previously described the vehicle as a "racy new urban concept" and explained that it previews the automaker's latest design language, which blends more curved surfaces with the sharp edges we're used to seeing from the Korean brand.
We can also see that the Provo drops Kia's signature tiger-nose grille in favor of a simpler, horizontal open bar.
In addition to previewing Kia's new look, the Provo also provides clues towards the automaker's next-generation powertrain and materials technology.
Under the hood is a hybrid setup, which combines Kia's turbocharged and direct-injected 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine with an electric motor.
The engine, which is rated at 201 horsepower, is matched to a dual-clutch transmission and drives the front wheels. The electric motor is rated at 33 kilowatts (44 horsepower) and is used to drive the rear wheels, creating a 'through-the-road' all-wheel-drive setup.
Planting the vehicle firmly in touch with the road are distinctive 19-inch alloy wheels, fixed by single center nuts similar to those used on race cars. A short 8.3-foot wheelbase completes the sporty look. The overall length of the Provo is just 12.7 feet.
Modern touches include carbon fiber body panels, which are left exposed on the aero parts, some aluminum, LED headlights and adjustable flaps at the rear.
Moving inside, the design team, located at Kia's European studio in Frankfurt, Germany, was left open to come up with a new theme for the automaker's interior look and feel.
Kia Provo concept car
Opening the doors--via flush-fitting push-up electronic handles--reveals that polished aluminum panels used for the car's flanks extend inside to create a two-step sill. The next surprise is the door construction itself: the doors are made from three individual panels. There is an outer panel, a carbon fiber inner panel and a neoprene-covered inner section that matches the exterior color.
The dashboard is made from a single expanse of carbon fiber, but does not extend down to the floor. This in order to keep the footwells clear and uncluttered except for polished aluminum footrests and pedals. The instrument panels, meanwhile, are all digital.
Whilst no specific production schedule for the Provo has been confirmed, Kia states that it is committed to delivering sporty and attractive vehicles that offer plenty of fun--a description the Provo could certainly fit.
Stay tuned for much, much more from the Geneva Motor Show in the coming days, and be sure to visit our dedicated show hub for all the latest updates.
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A few days ago I posted about a bike brand that made lovely bikes and then, for reasons I don't understand, had a page about 'recommended clothing'. The post illicited many responses, which is always great.
Many people, however, wandered off onto tangents. Let's tidy it up a bit by shovelling the proverbial footpath.
Firstly, yes yes yes, we all all aware that Minneapolis is cold in the winter. Although, having spent most of my childhood - for reasons beyond my control - growing up in Calgary, Canada, Minnesota winters are girlie winters to me... :-).
And like the Montréalers on the blog, others know too well the chill of winter. One of the chaps behind Larry vs Harry cargo bikes used to be a bike courier in Montréal, in the winter, and he couldn't recognize the need for such Rambo gear in the previous post.
'My winters are are colder than your winters' is not the point of the post or anything to do with what I'm trying to say.
Many visitors to this blog ride their bikes or are involved with bike policy in cities around the world. Those of you in North America are in a minority. It is in everybody's interest to do whatever we can to change that to a majority, or at the least increase the numbers.
Urban cycling is a product and products should be sold properly. If you want people to buy a product, it is generally not a good idea to overcomplicate it.
When you buy shampoo, you usually assume that you'll just have to squirt some in your hands and lather it into your hair. You may not choose to buy a shampoo that comes complete with two bottles that require you to mix two carefully-measured liquids together [measuring spoons included] with a custom-made mixing apparatus [batteries not included] after which you insert the completed mixture into the Shampoo Application Tool © [please use protective glasses!] that applies the shampoo onto your scalp. Pay $30 extra and get the newly improved Lather Removal Kit!
So while I may think someone who buys the above shampoo kit to be quite odd.
- I completely respect those who ride long distances each day.
- I used to race so I can appreciate the joy of bike racing or bike touring.
- I realise that some people live - and ride - in climates that are colder than average or in areas with a hillier geography than average.
I love everyone mentioned above. We all do.
However, for the majority out there that needs inspiration, very few of the points above are good marketing. They are quite useless in fact. They all highlight that cycling can be strenuous and difficult and this is what many companies have been trying to sell for decades in North America and elsewhere.
Long distances? 50% of Americans live within 8 km of their workplace. That's a lot of Americans. 85% of Americans use their car for journeys under 5 km. Certainly, many of these people don't have bike-friendly routes to use, but if only 10% of the above numbers were encouraged to ride, think of the difference that would make. Or even 5%.
Let's face it. In order to ride a bike you need... a bike. Period. Anybody who tells you that you need more than that wants to sell you something.
Nothing wrong with merchants wishing to sell you products. That's as old as homo sapiens. It's economics. I just choose to criticise this prevalent over-complication of a simple issue.
"What if every person in America decided to ride bikes? That would be wonderful! What if everyone of them decided to do it in helmets and lycra and clips? Would that make it less so?"
On paper, it would be fantastic. I believe, though, that no matter how you twist it or turn it, the majority will never end up as 'bicycle enthusiasts'. Just look at the cities that are moving forward these days. Portland isn't filled with lycra-clad, Oakley-glassed, carbon-fibered cyclists. There are many average people on average bikes. Look at New York City - the day is coming when New Yorkers Who Ride a Bike will outnumber New York Cyclists. Look at Paris. Nowhere on the planet has seen such a massive increase in the number of bikes on the streets in such a short amount of time as in the French capital.
European cities - both those with great numbers of people on bikes and those who are booming - have traditionally avoided the overcomplication factor and they are reaping the benefits on all levels of society. Reduced traffic and pollution, better health standards, fewer sick days for citizens... and so on. People just want to be inspired to ride a bike and that's what we should be focusing on.
Let the merchants adapt to the 'New Wave of Cycling' instead of trying to get the general population to adapt to the tiresome 'Cycling is a Sport' mantra.
Here's another comment from a reader who has recently embraced urban cycling in New York, as posted on the piece about New York's increase of cyclists.
"It is true, yes, in New York although it's harder to see the change from my perspective as a participant in it (started riding daily mid-summer). There has been some mild resentment of the new riders from established "tribes", but I think even they realize that normalized cycling is better for all. American cycling lore (the gear, the outfit, the helmet) will continue to be passed down through the athletic segments (currently, half of my ladyfriends are "triathletes") but submission to that lore among everyone else has been broken with surprising ease. It makes me think that the massive conformity displayed previously was more a result of self-selection (adults that want to compete in athletic events, or place themselves in front of speeding cars with no support from infrastructure or law) than any part of our nature, which is a huge relief!"
Encouraging news which backs up my postulate about how most people aren't going to end up in lycra or on the membership rosters of bicycle clubs.
So what should be tell people who live in cold climates? Should we present them with a long, expensive list of 'gear' that they need to purchase? Will that encourage Mr Average and his family? Not.
Pierre, from Montréal, wrote a comment about what he wears in the dead of winter and I thought about what I wore.
People who live in a cold city probably own clothing that they wear each and every day and which is suitable for the climate. What's wrong with those clothes? They already own them and use them. There is absolutely nothing to stop them from wearing them on a bike - unless you want to sell them something, of course.
When a snowstorm hits or the temperature falls, this is what I wear. I ski and snowboard, so I own a ski jacket. I have ski gloves. I have winter boots. I supplement these things with a scarf and a flat cap. This is the same clothing I take when I drive an hour and half to ski/snowboard in Sweden or when I head to the Alps. This is the same clothing I'd wear if I went to Minneapolis or Montréal in the winter. On or off a bike.
Most people have clothes like this. It is enough. All they need is a bike. Spread the word.


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Q: how to show that a linear transformation exists between two vectors? Is there a linear transformation $T$ from $\Bbb{R^3}$ into $\Bbb{R^2}$ such that $T(1,-1,1)=(1,0)$ and $T(1,1,1)=(0,1)$
My try:
According to me i think that I have to show that $(1,-1,1),(1,1,1)$ form a basis but according to my computations they don't. Now since they don't form a basis i cannot write the vector (1,0,0) in terms of these two vectors. So because of this at least there will  one vector in $\Bbb{R^3}$ who wont have a linear transformation in $\Bbb{R^2}$ since by the given mapping i cannot represent the standard basis vectors. Therefore there isnt a linear transformation with such kind of a mapping. Am i right?
sorry but i found a duplicate over here
 :-is there any transformation T from $\Bbb R^3 \to \Bbb R^2$ for this

A: Extend the two given vectors in $\mathbb R^3$ to a basis $B$ of $\mathbb R^3$ by arbitrarily adding a third linearly independent vector (say, $\vec e_1$) that is mapped to any other vector (say, $\vec 0$) by $T$. Express each vector in the standard basis for $\mathbb R^3$ as a linear combination of the vectors in $B$ and use the linearity of $T$ to find each column of the standard matrix for $T$. For example, notice that since:
$$
\frac{1}{2}\begin{bmatrix}
1 \\ -1 \\ 1
\end{bmatrix}
+ \frac{1}{2}\begin{bmatrix}
1 \\ 1 \\ 1
\end{bmatrix}
- \begin{bmatrix}
1 \\ 0 \\ 0
\end{bmatrix}
=
\begin{bmatrix}
0 \\ 0 \\ 1
\end{bmatrix}
$$
It follows that the third column of the standard matrix is:
$$
\frac{1}{2}\begin{bmatrix}
1 \\0
\end{bmatrix}
+ \frac{1}{2}\begin{bmatrix}
0 \\ 1
\end{bmatrix}
- \begin{bmatrix}
0 \\ 0
\end{bmatrix}
=
\begin{bmatrix}
1/2 \\ 1/2
\end{bmatrix}
$$
Indeed, it's not too hard to verify that the linear tranformation $T\colon \mathbb R^3 \to \mathbb R^2$ defined by $T(\vec x) = A\vec x$ where:
$$
A = \begin{bmatrix}
0 & -1/2 & 1/2 \\
0 & 1/2 & 1/2
\end{bmatrix}
$$
satisfies the desired property.

A: define $T$ by $$T(1,-1,1)=(1,0), T(1,1,1) =(0,1),T(1,0,0)= (0,0).$$ observe that $a=(1,-1,1),b=(1,1,1),c=(1,0,0)$ forms a basis for $R^3.$ now extend $T$ by defining $$T(\alpha a + \beta b + \gamma c)= \alpha T(a) + \beta T(b)$$ and you have your linear transformation $T.$

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package org.iproduct.rxjava;
import io.reactivex.*;

public class HelloRxJava {

	public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
		Flowable<String> cold = Flowable.just("Hello", "Reactive", "World", "from", "RxJava", "!");
		cold.subscribe(i -> System.out.println("First: " + i));
		Thread.sleep(500);
		cold.subscribe(i -> System.out.println("Second: " + i));
	}
}

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Q: Execute JavaSCript code after image preload I'm trying to create some kind of callback code which gets executed after an image has been preloaded.
My JS code is as follows:
<script type='text/javascript'>
d=document;
window.onload=function()
{
   if (d.images)
   {
      d.getElementById('preload').style.display='block';
      i1=new Image;
      i1.src="http://link_to_image";
      d.getElementById('preload').style.display='none';
   }
}
</script>

So in my example, d.getElementById('preload').style.display='none'; should be executed after the image has been fully loaded into the cache.
Any help on how to achieve this? Please only standalone JavaScript solutions without library/plugin requirements.

A: I'm not sure how reliable the image onload event is in all browsers, so I'd test this very carefully:
var i1 = new Image();

i1.onload = function() {
   d.getElementById('preload').style.display = "none";
};

i1.src = "http://link_to_image";

A: Have a look at this article, i think it will help: link text

like many other objects in JavaScript, the Image() object also comes with some event handlers. The most useful of these is undoubtedly the onLoad() handler, which is invoked when the image has completed loading.

A: Use onload in the image tag itself.
<img src="http://link_to_image" onload="alert('IMG LOADED')" />


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SENATOR SHAPLEIGH ADDRESSES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION
Here's a terrible program that used punitive fines to plug holes in the budget. Some face $1,750 fines for a first time offense. Of the 1,600,000 in the program, more than 1,080,000 can't pay. Our founders never intended for debtor's prisons to substitute for a tax system
EL PASO - Today, August 21, 2009 Senator Eliot Shapleigh (D- El Paso) addressed the Department of Public Safety commission to urge for immediate revisions to the Driver Responsibility Program (DRP). The program has disproportionately hit students, low-income, minorities and Texans with expensive fees, and has led to more warrants being issued to low-income Texans and more uninsured drivers on Texas' roads.
Senator Shapleigh asked the commission to create a public awareness campaign, create an indigent program that would exempt people from paying surcharges, and a "good driving behavior" program.
In El Paso, 11 percent of drivers had outstanding warrants attributable to the DPS program. When driver's fail to pay excessive fines, then fail to show for municipal court hearings, a capias issues for their arrest. All across Texas, DPS cases clog Municipal courts so badly that judges came to testify today and during the legislative session on the acute need to reform the DRP.
This session, Senator Shapleigh filed legislation that would have provided several changes to the program, including mandating notice of when a surcharge will be applied, exempting people within certain income brackets and students, and creating a program to forgive surcharges with proof of a good driving record. Senator Shapleigh was successful in amending some of the provisions on to the DPS Sunset bill which would exempt people living at or below 125 percent of the federal poverty level from paying surcharges.
Under the DRP:
Points are accumulated for moving violation convictions. After six points, drivers are required to pay a $100 surcharge each year for three years. Each additional point on a driver's record will cost an additional $25 a year;
Under the program, driving while intoxicated carries an automatic $1,000 annual surcharge for a first offense. Each subsequent conviction carries an additional $1,500 annual surcharge;
Driving without a license carries a $150 penalty, plus a $100 annual surcharge, making the total violation $450. Driving with an invalid license would cost a driver $150, plus a $250 annual surcharge, making the total violation $900;
Texans caught driving without proof of insurance would be required to pay a $250 fee, plus an automatic annual surcharge of $250 for three years from the date of their conviction, making the total cost of the violation $1,000; and
Should a driver commit one of these latter two violations again within that three years, they would be assessed an additional annual surcharge.
Many people facing surcharges have opted to simply not pay. By October 2008, of the 1,121,348 drivers required to pay surcharges, 783,536 did not pay, a roughly 30 percent rate of compliance. That means, of the more than $900 million in surcharges billed, less than $300 million have actually been collected.
Texans affected by these automatic surcharges are first-time offenders, students, single parents or low-income parents. As a result of the DRP, these vulnerable Texans are now faced with the choice of either complying with the law, or paying for their education, rent, food for their families or emergency expenses like car repair or medical bills.
Further, according to the Legislative Budget Board (LBB), this program has both failed to fund trauma care centers and disproportionately hurts students and low-income or indigent Texans who cannot afford to pay the costly surcharges. Accumulated fees faced as a result of these surcharges could total hundreds or even thousands of dollars for some drivers. During the 81st legislative interim the Senate Transportation and Homeland Security Committee voted unanimously to abolish DRP.
"Here's a terrible program that used punitive fines to plug holes in the budget. Some face $1,750 fines for a first time offense. Of the 1,600,000 in the program, more than 1,080,000 can't pay. Our founders never intended for debtor's prisons to substitute for a tax system."
Copyright © 2019 - Senator Eliot Shapleigh • Political Ad Paid For By Eliot Shapleigh


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Since we still haven't found a way to cheat death, i'll leave that discussion for another day. However I am, as i'm sure there are others as well that are interested in learning the best LEGAL ways to save on taxes. I have my normal income from employment. I also have rental income as well as income from a small business. I'm pretty sure my accountant has covered the most obvious taxes deductions, what i'm looking for are the more obscure deductions.


Such a cute little pig charm from the late Victorian period, c1890s. The pig is made from natural coral that has gradations of colour throughout, mainly salmon pink with patches of angel skin here and there. This is particularly evident on the pig's snout. The pig has a post of silver through the middle and hangs on a more modern sterling silver box link chain. A very pretty mini charm that would add an extra element to a necklace stack.
Size - The pig measures approx 12mm long by 5.5mm wide. The bail adds an extra 5mm to the length.
Condition - Very good. The bail is silver plated.


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While there are many stories about the movement of the honour roll that remain unknown, the stories behind the 36 names on the board are a poignant insight into the lives of the men who enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force and the effects of the war on the Ultimo community.
On 25 1953, Teresina Caccamo donned her wedding dress and made her way to the local church in Taurianova in Calabria, Italy. She proceeded up the aisle, but it wasn't her fiancé who greeted her at the altar.
As the wedding bells chimed and the celebrations commenced, across the other side of the world the real groom was working in Australia's largest foundry in Sydney. All it took was a photograph for Giovanni Cama to decide he wanted to marry Teresina. This is their story.
We've had our share of memorable advertising and the recent use of the Sydney Opera House as a 'billboard' is without a doubt one of the most controversial.
Picturesque Sydney Harbour has 13 islands, each with its own fascinating history. One of them, Rodd Island, was once converted into a laboratory in the late 19th century.
On Monday I attended a seminar presented by the Walkley Foundation, 'The art of interview', which have provided some valuable insights for oral history.
On Monday we heard that the 86-year-old General Gordon Hotel in Sydenham had been gutted by a ferocious fire. I spoke about it's history on 2SER.
The exhibition, Blaze, features fascinating stories of women trailblazers including that of the Aboriginal activist, Pearl Gibbs.
Today any bar or restaurant in Sydney offers an extensive wine list and array of scrumptious dishes from around the world. But it hasn't always been so.
Waverley Cemetery is the resting place of many well known people, but one person has largely been forgotten in the history books – Maggie Oliver.
Audiocraft included two days of talks and workshops covering the best in audio production. I've come away with a range of ideas.
Reynolds' cottages on Harrington Street, The Rocks have survived for 187 years! I spoke about them on 2SER for the Dictionary of Sydney.
Did you know a duel took place in a field in Homebush one morning in March 1827? I spoke about duelling in colonial Sydney this morning on 2SER Breakfast.


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Jeremy Kyle show axed by ITV
The Jeremy Kyle Show cancelled by ITV after the death of one of the programme's guests
ITV has cancelled the Jeremy Kyle show following the death of a guest who took his life days after taking part in the programme.
Carolyn McCall, chief executive of ITV, said: "Given the gravity of recent events we have decided to end production of The Jeremy Kyle Show".
READ MORE: Jeremy Kyle Show guest told son that TV host 'really laid into me'
Transmission of the programme was suspended this week after Steven Dymond, 63, who took a lie detector test on the show, took his own life.
The incident led to widespread concern about the programme's methods and the prime minister's spokesman called the death "deeply concerning".
In a statement, ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall said: "Given the gravity of recent events we have decided to end production of The Jeremy Kyle Show.
READMORE: Call for Jeremy Kyle show to be cancelled for good after guest 'took own life'
"The Jeremy Kyle Show has had a loyal audience and has been made by a dedicated production team for 14 years, but now is the right time for the show to end.
"Everyone at ITV's thoughts and sympathies are with the family and friends of Steve Dymond."
The broadcaster said that it will continue to work with Kyle on other projects.


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Wonder of Stuff... What's Next?
Some of the more observant amongst you will have noticed that we haven't had an update for a few weeks. The truth is that we've all been busy doing other things and as Richard mentioned to me tonight, the last episode with Andy David of Riversimple was so good, we need something of that standard, so that it doesn't appear to be an anticlimax... Well, we've decided that in order to do that, we need some of your help. We need a guest!
If you or one of your friends has an interesting story or job related to Science, Engineering or Technology and is willing to spend an hour talking about it, we'd like to hear from you. If you work in a lab, help build bridges, work in the NHS or anything that you feel may fit our general brief we'd genuinely be interested in having you on the show. You may think it's not that interesting, but trust me, other people will be really intrigued! So, if you want to be on the next episode, either drop us an email at wonderofstuff@gmail.com or send us a DM on Twitter and join the team!


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Tomorrowland Winter opens 7-day packages ticket sales
It's time to start preparing for a freezing new chapter in The Book of Wisdom. Repeating the dose and the success of 2019, Tomorrowland Winter, which recently announced the theme and confirmed the dates of its 2020 edition, has now revealed the start dates for the festival's 7-day package.
Scheduled to take place between 14 -21 March, once again in the French Alps Alpe D'Huez, from today, September 14, it will be possible to take your place at the festival. Sales will be exclusive to all those who have pre-registered on Tomorrowland Winter's official website and if you haven't done so, run to guarantee yours on my.tomorrowland.com. The 7-day package includes lodging, lift & ski pass and festival entrance for all 7 days. Multiple stages in the village and on the mountain will already be open the 2020 festival edition.
In 2019, Tomorrowland Winter brought together some 40,000 people from around the world in a true frozen experience. Among the DJs who performed were names like Afrojack, Armin van Buuren, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Joris Voorn, Kölsch, Lost Frequencies, Martin Garrix, Steve Aoki, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, among others. Do not waste time and reserve your seat in this edition, which promises to be even bigger and better.
Watch how the 2019 edition went and prepare for a new chapter in Tomorrowland history:
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View Page Code :

  <title>Bootstrap Example</title>
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  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
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Register

      <?php

          $attributes = array('id' => 'saveEmpForm');
          echo form_open('register/insert', $attributes);

      ?>

          Name:
          <input type="text" class="form-control" id="name" placeholder="Enter Name" name="name">

          Email:
          <input type="email" class="form-control" id="email" placeholder="Enter email" name="email">

          Password:
          <input type="password" class="form-control" id="password" placeholder="Enter password" name="pswd">

        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary" id="btn_add">Submit</button>
      </form>

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class Register extends CI_Controller {

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    public function index()
    {
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        $data = array(
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                'email'             => $this->input->post('email'),
                'password'  => $this->input->post('password')
            );
        $result=$this->register_model->insert_data($data);

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soot.jimple.parser.node.Switch

Packages that use Switch

soot.jimple.parser
An interface to the Jimple parser.

soot.jimple.parser.analysis

soot.jimple.parser.node

Uses of Switch in soot.jimple.parser

Classes in soot.jimple.parser that implement Switch

 class
BodyExtractorWalker

          Walks a jimple AST and constructs the method bodies for all the methods of
  the SootClass associated with this walker (see constructor).

 class
SkeletonExtractorWalker

 class
Walker

Uses of Switch in soot.jimple.parser.analysis

Subinterfaces of Switch in soot.jimple.parser.analysis

 interface
Analysis

Classes in soot.jimple.parser.analysis that implement Switch

 class
AnalysisAdapter

 class
DepthFirstAdapter

 class
ReversedDepthFirstAdapter

Uses of Switch in soot.jimple.parser.node

Methods in soot.jimple.parser.node with parameters of type Switch

 void
TXor.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TWith.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TVolatile.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TVoid.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TVirtualinvoke.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TUshr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TUnknown.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TTransient.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TTo.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TThrows.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TThrow.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TTableswitch.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TSynchronized.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TStringConstant.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TStrictfp.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TStaticinvoke.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TStatic.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TSpecialinvoke.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TShr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TShort.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TShl.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TSemicolon.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TRParen.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TReturn.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TRet.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TRBracket.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TRBrace.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TQuotedName.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TQuote.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TPublic.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TProtected.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TPrivate.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TPlus.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TOr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TNullType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TNull.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TNop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TNewmultiarray.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TNewarray.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TNew.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TNeg.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TNative.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TMult.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TMod.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TMinus.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TLParen.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TLookupswitch.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TLong.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TLengthof.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TLBracket.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TLBrace.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TInterfaceinvoke.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TInterface.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TIntegerConstant.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TInt.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TInstanceof.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TImplements.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TIgnored.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TIf.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TIdentifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TGoto.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TFullIdentifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TFrom.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TFloatConstant.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TFloat.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TFinal.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TExtends.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TExitmonitor.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TEquals.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TEnum.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TEntermonitor.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TDynamicinvoke.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TDouble.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TDot.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TDiv.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TDefault.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TComma.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TColonEquals.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TColon.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmpne.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmplt.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmple.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmpl.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmpgt.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmpge.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmpg.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmpeq.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCmp.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCls.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TClass.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TChar.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCatch.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TCase.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TByte.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TBreakpoint.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TBoolean.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TBoolConstant.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TAtIdentifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TAnnotation.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TAnd.apply(Switch sw)

 void
TAbstract.apply(Switch sw)

 void
Switchable.apply(Switch sw)

 void
Start.apply(Switch sw)

 void
EOF.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AXorBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AVolatileModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AVoidType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AVirtualNonstaticInvoke.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AUshrBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AUnopExpression.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AUnopExpr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AUnopBoolExpr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AUnnamedMethodSignature.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AUnknownJimpleType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ATransientModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AThrowStatement.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AThrowsClause.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ATableswitchStatement.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ASynchronizedModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AStringConstant.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AStrictfpModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AStaticModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AStaticInvokeExpr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ASpecialNonstaticInvoke.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ASingleParameterList.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ASingleNameList.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ASingleLocalNameList.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ASingleArgList.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ASimpleNewExpr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ASigFieldRef.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AShrBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AShortBaseTypeNoName.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AShortBaseType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AShlBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AReturnStatement.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ARetStatement.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AReferenceVariable.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AReferenceExpression.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AQuotedNonvoidType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AQuotedName.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AQuotedClassName.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AQuotedArrayRef.apply(Switch sw)

 void
APublicModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AProtectedModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
APrivateModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
APlusBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AParameter.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AOrBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANullConstant.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANullBaseTypeNoName.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANullBaseType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANovoidType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANopStatement.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANonvoidJimpleType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANonstaticInvokeExpr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANewExpression.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANegUnop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ANativeModifier.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMultiParameterList.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMultiNewExpr.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMultiNameList.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMultiLocalNameList.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMultiArgList.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMultBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AModBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMinusBinop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMethodSignature.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AMethodMember.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALookupswitchStatement.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALongBaseTypeNoName.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALongBaseType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALocalVariable.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALocalName.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALocalImmediate.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALocalFieldRef.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALengthofUnop.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALabelStatement.apply(Switch sw)

 void
ALabelName.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AInvokeStatement.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AInvokeExpression.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AInterfaceNonstaticInvoke.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AInterfaceFileType.apply(Switch sw)

 void
AIntegerConstant.apply(Switch sw)

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Cryptonym: SMOTH
MI-6, the British intelligence agency that provides the British government with foreign intelligence.
Compare with MI-5, which provides the British government with domestic intelligence.
http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/CIA/CIA_Diary_Agee.html, pp. 49, 53
In addition to discovering ordinary state secrets, the CS is responsible for obtaining the most complete and accurate information possible on the global manifestations of Soviet imperialism, that is, on local communist parties and related political groups. The exceptions to the world-wide operating charter of the CS is the agreement among the US, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and New Zealand whereby each has formally promised to abstain from secret operations of any kind within the territory of the others except with prior approval of the host government. The governments of all other nations, their internal political groups and their scientific, military and economic secrets are fair game. p53 The most important liaison operation of the CIA is with MI-6, whose cryptonym is SMOTH. It has been almost ten years since Burgess and Maclean disappeared, and SMOTH has apparently tightened its loose, 'old boy', clubby security practices. The inner club also includes the services of Canada, Australia and New Zealand although the CIA receives relatively little from these. Liaison with the Dutch is considered excellent because they facilitate support operations against targets of mutual interest, as do the Italians who tap telephones and intercept correspondence for the CIA station in Rome. The West German services are considered to be thoroughly penetrated by the Soviets while liaison with the French has become difficult and sensitive since the return of de Gaulle.
104-10167-10351: TWICKER CERTAIN KNOWLEDGE AMICAR MEMBERS NAMED BY SMOTH WERE NOT LIVING IN SAME HOUSE MEXI
10/5/60 memo from MASH to Director: "To Twicker (Howard Hunt) certain knowledge AMCIGAR (FRD) members named by SMOTH (MI-6) were not living in same house Mexi (in Mexico)."
https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/104-10172-10155.pdf
6/20/62 CIA Information Report, with credit in the lower right hand corner given to SMOTH: "There has been a noticeable increase in sabotage since February or March 1962. Buildings and factories have been blown up or burned, cane fields set on fire, and above all, passive resistance has grown in certain industries, especially the sugar refining industry. A different pattern of sabotage has emerged. Instead of setting off explosive or incendiary bombs that might cause loss of life or injury, thus arousing popular resentment against the opposition, targets are chosen for the maximum financial damage or dislocation."
104-10247-10415: JOHN RETTIE'S MACHINATIONS; THE SITUATION IN MORELLA; THE AMBASSADOR'S "COMMITTEE OF TEN"
5/2/63 cable from Mexico City to Director: "LIFEAT coverage John Rettie 29 April reveals latter influencing and assisting Dudley Doust to Svengalian extent in research and preparation re anti-Embassy story. To quote Rettie directly: 'There are great possibilities for destroying Thomas Mann in this.'...Doust planning go Morelia 30 April to investigate story and Rettie eloquently persuades him visit Ofelia Ocaranza, directress Russian Cultural Institute (and according station files, member Spartacus Communist Group). Also suggests interview painter Alfredo Zalce (numerous Station traces active Communist causes)..." Rettie tells Doust that Ambassador Mann off the record described "The Committee of Ten", an anti-Communist action group under his direction..."According LIFEAT Rettie planned depart Mexi evening 29 April for New Orleans...on 29 March Rettie told LICOOKY-1 (according LIFEAT) that he "really sorry he unable go Morelia to do the story of the Ugly Americans". In another cable seven months later on 12/13/63, Mexico City station asked permission from GALBOND (J.C. King) and ASHMEAD (James Angleton) for permission to destroy tapes on Doust and Rettie. Permission was given as long as tapes were fully transcribed. https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=28514&search=RETTIE#relPageId=2&tab=page
http://www.jfknumbers.org/~ramon/jfk/NARA-Releases/20170725/Searchable-PDFs/3369-RELEASED_WITH_DELETIONS/(17)%20104-10075-10146%20through%20104-10098-10186.pdf
11/18/63 dispatch from C/WH to COS/Mexico City: The Station is authorized to pass on, "preferably orally, of really priority timely information believed to be of value to SMOTH...any reports on Guatemala and any information affecting the safety and sovereignty of British Honduras should be cabled to London and Washington indicating those portions which may be passed on to SMOTH...since the general agreement between (CIA) and SMOTH is that (CIA) will provide SMOTH with information on Western Hemisphere matters, steps will be taken to increase the flow of intelligence reports to SMOTH."
104-10527-10030: CABLE: COMMENTS ON REPORT ON KGB AGENT
11/18/63 cable from Mexico City to Director: Rettie accused by redacted source of being a KGB agent of long standing. There is concern about "Doust Rettie attack Amb Mann which obvious from transcripts".
000-00000-00000: MISC DOCUMENTS FROM AARC CIA COLLECTION, BOX 113
12/18/63: "John Rettie with Robin (?) Robin was involved in assassination stories. Had to go to Washington. John Rettie says he will eat his hat if 'there aren't people behind Oswald and Ruby and he will eat his shoes if these aren't ultra-rightists'. John Rettie does not believe all this business. A lot of talk about being one lone mad man. John does not believe it." This LIFEAT transcript indicates that "Robin" is Robin Stafford: https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=68249&relPageId=3&search=%22ROBIN_STAFFORD%22
104-10266-10026: FOLDER ON COBB, VIOLA JUNE (VOL VII)
11/29/67 dispatch from Chief, REDACTED (signed Jessica T. Labatt) to Chief of Base, REDACTED, slugline ISOLOG/LICOOKY/1: "In dealing with LICOOKY-1 (June Cobb) it should be recalled that her past association with (CIA) has been widely blown through broad publicity. It is recommended that (Cobb) be handled by a strong, mature case officer who can and will avoid emotional involvement with (her). The case officer should be fully briefed on (Cobb's) background and her emotional and sexual problems. Worthy of particular note is her involvement with John Rettie, BBC correspondent in Mexico and an MI-6 agent whom the Soviets tried to compromise while he was serving a tour in Moscow."
Bill Simpich


Seventeen students from the Ateneo Law School participated in Ateneo Human Rights Center (AHRC) Sembreak Internship Program, sponsored by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF). The interns underwent the Basic Orientation Seminar from October 30 to November 3 at the Splash Mountain Hotel, a six-day immersion at Oriental Mindoro, and the program culminated in the Evaluation/Rest & Recreation at Puerto Galera, Mindoro.
The Internship Program of the Ateneo Human Rights Center (AHRC) is designed to expose law students and graduates to the plight of vulnerable sectors of society and to provide training on human rights advocacy or alternative lawyering. "We hope that eventually, we can consolidate the concerns of the marginalized and develop way how to properly address them," said FNF Resident Representative, Mr. Siegfried Herzog.
During the Basic Orientation Seminar, the participants were presented with the specific human rights concerns with the help of guest speakers who are experts in their fields.
Aside from the lectures, the interns actively participated in the workshops on interviewing clients, giving paralegal training sessions and on affidavit making. There were also group activities and session which aimed to promote unity and camaraderie between and among the participants.
For the immersion, the interns went to San Mariano, Oriental Mindoro to live with the Mangyans. "We want the interns to directly experience grassroots poverty and learn about the issues affecting vulnerable groups. The immersion will further deepen their understanding of the marginalized," expressed AHRC Internship Director Atty. Lovely-Ann Carlos.
During the Immersion proper, some participants were able to use the skills they learned during the Basic Orientation Seminar and conducted paralegal training seminars and group discussions which educated the Mangyans on their rights over their ancestral land.
The Sembreak Program ended with an evaluation, where the interns were guided in processing their experience.


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Giant Storms, Big Waves and Chilly Winds
By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Jan 8, 2021 Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science
Alaska went big on New Year's. First, on New Year's Eve 2020, a superstorm spun its way through the North Pacific Ocean and into the Aleutian Islands. The twirling mass of gases surrounding Earth was more than 5,000 miles wide, its boundaries stretching from northern Japan to middle Alaska. That's about 10 times the width […]
Coast Guard Works to make Catch Less Deadly in 2021
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Within the commercial crab fishing fleet of Alaska's Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI) sail some of the most widely admired and respected fishermen on earth. An international audience has peered through the window to their world on the Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch—Season 3 of the TV show alone attracted more than […]
Eight New Cases of COVID-19 Reported in Five Alaska Communities; 18 Nonresident Cases Identified
By Clinton Bennett | Alaska Department of Health and Social Services on Jun 4, 2020 Featured, Health, State
June 4, 2020 ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) today announced eight new cases of COVID-19 in five communities: Anchorage (4), Homer (1), Soldotna (1), Big Lake (1) and Anchor Point (1). This brings the total number of Alaska cases to 513. In addition to the Alaska cases, 18 […]
Tracking Cod in the Aleutian Islands
By Alaska Fisheries Science Center on Jan 6, 2020 Featured, NOAA Fisheries and Alaska Fisheries Science Center
Scientists and fishermen are working together to gain new insight into seasonal movements of valuable Pacific cod. Cutting edge technology and fishermen's expertise are helping scientists track Aleutian Islands Pacific cod for the first time. Last winter scientists and fishermen partnered to launch a pilot study to develop methods for tagging cod on working commercial fishing […]
Coast Guard Cutter Alex Haley returns home after 40-day, 5,000-mile patrol
By 17th District online newsroom on Oct 23, 2019 Featured, Southcentral, State
Click on images to view high-resolution version. KODIAK, Alaska — The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Alex Haley (WMEC 39) returned to their homeport in Kodiak Sunday, following a 40-day deployment throughout the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands. Since departing Kodiak in September, the crew patrolled 5,000 miles and conducted 13 at-sea boardings. The crew also conducted law […]
Research Will Help Seaweed Farming and Traditional Aquaculture
By Paula Dobbyn | Alaska Sea Grant on Sep 30, 2019 Featured, News from Alaska SeaGrant
Alaska Sea Grant has received new federal funds to help develop aquaculture projects in Alaska and to work with partners on regional and national priorities. It's part of a $16 million award from National Sea Grant that will fund 42 collaborative aquaculture projects across the country. Alaska Sea Grant and the Aleutians East Borough will partner on a project to launch a […]
Life Returns Fast to Lonely Island
By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Feb 13, 2019 Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science
[dropcap]B[/dropcap]ogoslof Island is the gray tip of a mountain that pokes from the choppy surface of the Bering Sea. The volcano stands alone just north of the Aleutians, far south of the larger islands of St. George and St. Paul. Nora Rojek, a biologist at the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge based in Homer, once […]
Bird Feathers and the Smell of Tangerines
By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Apr 27, 2018 Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science
Millions of Alaska birds nest on rocky emerald islands seen by few people other than ship captains. One of the funkiest of these creatures is the crested auklet, which looks like a bassist in a punk band and smells like a tangerine. These hand-size birds have intrigued Hector Douglas for years. He just wrote a […]
Polaris Students Work with UAA Grad Student to Find Plastic in Seabird Stomachs
By UAA Green and Gold News on Oct 9, 2015 Featured, Science/Education
"If only animals could talk," said Veronica Padula, a UAA graduate student researching seabird decline in the Aleutian Islands, "then they could tell us what's wrong with them." Instead, Padula and ecology professor Douglas Causey must take the long path to an answer—research that involves lengthy and stormy boat treks through the Aleutian archipelago right […]


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'The Sought Six: The Sterling Cone' Will Be FREE to Download Tomorrow (12/10/2019)
WEBWIRE – Friday, October 11, 2019
C. A. Klug is proud to present in Kindle the first edition of her eagerly anticipated debut work, the first in The Sought Six series, 'The Sterline Cone'.
This Middle Grade fiction takes its readers on a fantastical journey with twelve-year-old twins Jenna and Hallie, and their four best friends, Alan, Jules, Lindsay and Thomas, who find themselves in the mystical land of Pawcombe—lush and forested, but with terror at its core. They must fight to restore peace to the world they once called home, with their life's purpose dictating their mission to battle against and triumph over evil. They are The Sought Six and Pawcombe's only hope.
Ms Klug's beautifully crafted world with its imaginative magic and strange creatures is a wonderful escape for young readers across the globe. A story first penned when the author was just ten years old, this is a story imagined by a child, for children, and then perfected and polished by a wonderfully talented writer. Without question, this is a book to be read not only by 8–12 year olds, but would also make the perfect bedtime story, read to children by their parents.
'The Sterling Cone' will be FREE and available for download on Amazon for a TOTAL OF FIVE DAYS (October 12, 2019 through to October 16, 2019) at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W4G2ZLD. 'The Sterling Cone' has been rated 5 stars by those who have purchased the book, with 5 stars also awarded on Goodreads.
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Bromma è una delle 14 circoscrizioni amministrative di Stoccolma, in Svezia.

Geografia fisica
Il territorio ospita un gran numero di piccoli boschi, parchi e laghi: fra questi troviamo l'area naturale  Judarskogens naturreservat che circonda il lago Judarn, oppure i parchi situati nei pressi dei castelli di Åkeshov e Ulvsunda.
La Bromma kyrka è una delle chiese romaniche più insigni della regione, ed ospita al suo interno un affresco del pittore svedese Albertus Pictor risalente al periodo tardo-medievale.

Bromma è costituita prevalentemente da quartieri residenziali di alto o medio reddito, nonostante la presenza di una zona industriale presso Ulvsunda. Quest'ultima si trova nelle vicinanze dell'Aeroporto di Stoccolma-Bromma, aperto nel 1936 ed operativo su destinazioni nazionali: si tratta del secondo aeroporto più grande della contea di Stoccolma, con circa 1,25 milioni di passeggeri all'anno.

La superficie di Bromma è a sua volta suddivisa nei seguenti quartieri:

Abrahamsberg, Alvik, Beckomberga, Blackeberg, Bromma kyrka, Bällsta, Eneby, Höglandet, Mariehäll, Nockeby, Nockebyhov, Norra Ängby, Olovslund, Riksby, Smedslätten, Stora mossen, Södra Ängby, Traneberg, Ulvsunda, Ulvsunda industriområde, Åkeshov, Åkeslund, Ålsten e Äppelviken.

Galleria d'immagini

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Circoscrizioni di Stoccolma

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Protesters descended on the Capitol building in Madison on Monday for the lone hearing before a Tuesday vote on a far-reaching package of bills to curb the authority of Democratic Gov.-elect Tony Evers.
Evers himself has promised to "take any steps possible" to block Republican lawmakers, and nationally prominent Democratic lawyers are poised to go to court on behalf of progressive groups to fight any limit on early voting.
The GOP controls both the state assembly and state Senate, and no Republican lawmaker has signaled plans to vote against them. Outgoing Gov. Scott Walker's history of supporting these kind of norm-breaking legislative moves suggests he will sign the bills into law.
Republicans "are trying to undo the results of the November 2018 elections by taking constitutional power away from the incoming Governor and Attorney General and trying to rig future elections by changing the voting rules for their own partisan advantage," Scot Ross, director of progressive group One Wisconsin Now, said in a Monday press call.
The grab-bag of proposals advancing to a vote this week include all of the measures Republican lawmakers publicly toyed with after their party was swept at the state level on Nov. 6.
Among the bill's many provisions: preventing the state from dropping out of a lawsuit challenging the Affordable Care act; moving the date of the 2020 presidential primary to boost the electoral prospects of a Republican state Supreme Court justice; limiting early voting to two weeks; reducing the powers of incoming Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul; and limiting Evers' authority to implement state laws and make appointments to state agencies.
These proposals would cost taxpayers millions of dollars, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Moving the presidential primary to March 2020 in order to reduce the number of Democrats who turn out to a scheduled Supreme Court election the next month would cost an estimated $7 million, according to the newspaper. Taxpayers will also be on the hook for costs associated with legal challenges to efforts to restrict early voting.
Walker himself has not yet said whether he would sign off on the bill.
But in anticipation that Walker will do so, local Indivisible chapters, One Wisconsin, and Move On are convening at the Capitol on Monday to attend the Joint Finance Committee hearing. Attendees are being urged to offer testimony expressing opposition to the proposed legislation.
Possible legal challenges are also being coordinated. Perkins Coie partner Marc Elias publicly threatened to sue Wisconsin if the state attempts to "disenfranchise voters by cutting early voting." During One Wisconsin's Monday press call, Elias' colleague Bruce Spiva said they would consider filing a contempt motion in a separate, ongoing early voting case against the state if the legislature moves forward.
Perkins Coie was involved in a 2016 lawsuit to strike down previous limits to early voting that ended with a federal judge determining that Republican lawmakers were "stifling votes for partisan gain." Larger cities like Milwaukee and Madison expanded voting hours and polling locations in response to the ruling, and the case is currently pending appeal.
"If the Legislature is again contemplating the hours and the days of early voting, that would directly conflict with the injunction that Judge Peterson put in place," Spiva said on the press call, according to the Journal-Sentinel.
Evers has also said he is open to legal action if the legislature forces the bill package through. The mild-mannered former state schools superintendent had hoped to usher in a new era of bipartisan compromise, but he appears to be adopting a firmer line as GOP lawmakers threaten to derail his agenda before he even takes office.
"Everything's on the table," Evers said Saturday when asked by the Journal-Sentinel about the prospects of lawsuits.
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Q: How to provide Go cmd app as productive app I'm creating the following repo which use Go command line tools cobra
to generate some artifacts , while run the command
go run main.go mzr convert toJSON ./ the program take the yaml file and
generate from it json file.
Now I want that my repo will Behave like the following command lines tool  (user can install it and run help and use the tool supported commands)
https://github.com/golang/dep
That the user will be able to install mzr and will be able to run the
command's inside like in the dep repository when user run dep init ,
In my case user should run
mzr convert toJSON path/to/yaml/
This is my repository
https://github.com/NinaWatcher/mzr
I've the file.yaml inside the root (and the output json for testing only) but the user should provide the path to the file.
The logic is inside the file: cmd/commands/convert.go
I try to do it with creating make.sh file (see the results in build folder) which create executable files for several OS
but when I take the files and try to run it on mac and windows its not working either, what should I do here ?

A: I went through the code base and identified the following should change in-order for this tool to be platform independent.
Users should execute the following commanad as you've mentioned
mzr convert toJSON path/to/yaml/
path/to/yaml  should be OS independent and it must be the absolute/relative path to the file. For this you can do the following change to convert function. And remove the github.com/mitchellh/go-homedir dependency from converter.go
func convert(args []string) {
 //read file
 // TODO: handle number of arguments and output proper messages.
 yamlFile, err := ioutil.ReadFile(args[0])
 if err != nil {
    log.Printf("yamlFile.Get err   #%v ", err)
 }
 //Format the yaml to json
 fmt.Println("Start converting: " + strings.Join(args, " "))
 jsonOut, err := YAML.YAMLToJSON(yamlFile) // TODO: handle error
 fmt.Println(string(jsonOut))
 err = ioutil.WriteFile("jsonFile.json", jsonOut, 0644) // TODO: handle error
}

There are 2 ways to use this tool.

*

*Users who have setup a working golang environment

*

*Make your package go gettable.

Change for the main.go file(in git diff notation).
 package main

-import "mzr/cmd/commands"
+import "github.com/NinaWatcher/mzr/cmd/commands"

Once you do this users can install the tool with the following command smilar to how godep works
go get github.com/NinaWatcher/mzr

*Users who don't have golang installed.
Build OS specific distributions as you are doing with the make.sh file
Hope this solved your tool distribution issue. On a side note though, there is lot that can be improved in the code base specially error handling, package hierarchy etc..Better to pay attention to them before distributing this to the users.

A: The problem may be because you are building for all three platforms on one platform.
Go build can only build for the current platform. i.e. the platform on which the build is running.
You can however use goreleaser to automate builds for platforms independently.
Reference: https://goreleaser.com/#quick_start

A: To the question

I try to do it with creating make.sh file (see the results in build
  folder) which create executable files for several OS but when I take
  the files and try to run it on mac and windows its not working either,
  what should I do here ?

I better have to redirect you to already provided answer than to try to repeat theirs.
https://superuser.com/questions/517894/what-is-the-unix-path-variable-and-how-do-i-add-to-it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PATH_(variable)
tldr: when you copy the executable on the target machines, the directory containing that binary does not exist within the PATH variable, thus, when you call for it, the OS is not capable to locate the file on the file system.
To the programming aspect of your question
i took a bit of time to rewrite the program in, what i believe to be, a more appropriate way.
Please check https://github.com/mh-cbon/demotest/tree/master/help
The caveat around your implementation goal (take any yaml input and convert it to json) is that go is not well suited to do that easily.
As it is a strongly typed language it is way more easier to provide a predefined data structure.
That being said, i don t doubt a solution exist to convert any input to json, it is just more complex and out of the scope, imho.

A: Hope this can help:
Create a simple shell script named mzr:

#!/bin/bash -
exec go run main.go mzr "$@"

Fit your own path, and have luck ;D


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Signing of Memorandum of Understanding between Nilai International University College and Oxford Brookes University, UK
Nilai International University College (Nilai UC) and Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom signed a memorandum of understanding on 19 Feb 2008. This signing ceremony was officiated by Mohd Zamani bin Harun (Timbalan Setiausaha Bhg Operasi Latihan, Ministry of Health) who was representing the Deputy Minister of Health, Datuk Dr Hj Abd Latiff bin Ahmad.
The MoU was to signal a joint development of a post registration programme for nursing between the two long-standing partners. In his welcoming address, Prof Emeritus Tengku Dato' Shamsul Bahrin, President of Nilai UC noted that Deputy Minister of Health had mentioned in another recent Nilai UC function (Conference on Regulatory issues in Laboratory Medicine, 16 Jan 2008, Petaling Jaya) had said there was a pressing need for more allied health workers such as nurses.
"We are always very responsive to the government's suggestions and this MoU is a clear signal of us acting upon that suggestion," said Tengku Shamsul.
Tengku Shamsul also took the opportunity to announce that the debut batch of nursing students in 2005 had achieved a 100% pass rate and hoped that the lecturers would keep up the good work. "But instead of resting on our laurels, we are constantly looking to improve our programme and this MoU is the way forward," added Tengku Shamsul.
Signing on behalf of Oxford Brookes University was June Girvin, Dean of the School of Health and Social Care, who said she was proud of the long-standing relationship between the two institutions and was looking forward to help further build Nilai UC's nursing programme.
Also in attendance was Zainooriah Dato' Hj Zakariah from the Nursing Board who along with Mohd Zamani witnessed the signing. The signing ceremony was held at Nilai UC's on-campus training restaurant Flamme and guests were treated to a four-course meal specially prepared by students of the School of Hospitality and Tourism.
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