I can't wait to show you my farmhouse.
But there is one small, tiny rule here.
To come in, you've got to have VISION!
You've got to be able to see BEYOND!
Now, when we finish, I want to hear which room is your favorite. And what would you do with it on a small budget?
"Is she broke to plow?" I asked.
I can honestly tell you that those words have never exited my mouth before.
I can honestly say that those words have never before even formed inside my head.
I surprised myself. It sounded as if I knew what I was talking about when I said it the other day.


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UNSPECIFIED (1950) This page or section has the heading "ENERGY:Energy Economy Petroleum" and contains the following individual annual reports: Coal Market Forecasts [1975-84][11]; Energy Markets [2012][1]; Imports of Crude Oil and Petroleum Products [1962-66,1975-76][7]; Investment in the Petroleum Industry [1962-63-64-65-66][5]; Market for Solid Fuels in the Community [1985-2011][39]; Oil Market and Oil Refining Industry [1978,1981-82,1985-86,1988,1992][8]; Internal Gas and Electricity Energy Market [2005,2007-10][10]; Projects in the Hydrocarbons Sector [1975,1978-82][7]; Statistical Bulletin (High Authority, ECSC) [1953-61][37]; THERMIE Reports [1995-97, listed under 1998][8]; Transparency of Gas and Electricity Prices for Industrial End-users [1993,1996][2]; and a few additional titles. [EU Other]
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UNSPECIFIED (1961) Bulletin Statistique (CECA) = Bollettino Statistico (CECA) = Statistical Bulletin (ECSC) No. 4. December 1961. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1962) Importations dans la Communaute de petrole brut et de produits petroliers en provenance des pays tiers et plus particulierement des pays de l'est en 1960 et 1961 = Community imports of crude oil and petroleum products from third countries and particularly from the Eastern bloc in 1960 and 1961. II/6312/62, July 1962. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1962) Investissements dans l'industrie petroliere de la Communaute. Situation au 1 janvier 1962 = Investments in the Community petroleum industry. Situation at 1 January 1962. II/6314/62, September 1962. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1963) Importations dans la Communaute de petrole brut et de produits petroliers en provenance des pays tiers en 1961, 1962 et previsions pour 1963 = Community imports of crude oil and petroleum products from third countries in 1961, 1962 and estimates for 1963. September 1963. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1963) Investissements dans l'industrie petroliere de la Communaute. Situation au 1 janvier 1963 = Investments in the Community petroleum industry. Situation at 1 January 1963. September 1963. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1964) Programme d'investissements dans l'industrie petroliere de la Communaute. Situation au 1 janvier 1964 = Investment program in the Community petroleum industry. Situation at 1 January 1964. September 1964. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1965) Importations dans la Communaute de petrole brut et de produits petroliers en provenance des pays tiers en 1963, 1964 et estimations pour 1965 = Community imports of crude oil and petroleum products from third countries in 1963, 1964 and estimates for 1965. September 1965. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1965) Programme d'investissements dans l'industrie petroliere de la Communaute. Situation au 1 janvier 1965 = Investment program in the Community petroleum industry. Situation at January 1965. September 1965. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1966) Importations dans la Communaute de petrole brut et de produits petroliers en provenance des pays tiers en 1964, 1965 et previsions pour 1966-1967 = Community imports of crude oil and petroleum products from third countries in 1964, 1965 and estimates for 1966-1967. September 1966. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1975) Commission report to the Council on imports of crude oil into the Community. COM (75) 440 final, 10 September 1975. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1975) General coal market situation - forecasts for 1975. Official Journal C 116/75, 24 May 1975. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1975) Proposal for a Council Decision on the grant of measures of support for Community projects in the hydrocarbons sector (submitted to the Council by the Commission). COM (75) 424 final, 25 July 1975. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1976) General coal market situation 1975 and forecasts for 1976. Official Journal C 146/76, 28 June 1976. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1976) Imports of crude oil into the Community: Report on estimated levels during the first half of 1976 submitted by member countries in accordance with Council Regulation (EEC) No 1055/72 (submitted to the Council by the Commission). COM (76) 406 final, 26 July 1976. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1977) The Community coal market in 1976 and forecasts for 1977. Official Journal C 156/77, 4 July 1977. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1978) The Community coal market in 1977 and forecasts for 1978. Official Journal C 118/78, 22 May 1978. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1978) Developments in the refining sector of the Community oil industry. Commmunication from the Commission to the Council. COM (78) 697 final, 7 December 1978. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1978) Proposal for a Council decision on the grant of measures of support for Community projects in the hydrocarbons sector (1978). COM (78) 432 final, 12 September 1978. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1978) Revision of the Community coal market forecasts for 1977. Official Journal C 5/78, 7 January 1978. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1979) Revision of the Community coal market forecasts for 1979. Official Journal C 278/79, 7 November 1979. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1980) The Community coal market in 1979 and forecasts for 1980. Official Journal C 174/80, 14 July 1980. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1980) Proposal for a Council decision on the grant of measures of support for Community projects in the hydrocarbons sector (1980). COM (80) 415 final, 18 July 1980. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1981) The Community coal market in 1980 - outlook for 1981. Official Journal C 123/81, 25 May 1981. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1981) Problems affecting the oil refining industry in the Community. Communication from the Commission to the Council. COM (81) 534 final, 30 September 1981. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1981) Proposal for a Council Decision on the granting of support for Community projects in the hydrocarbons sector (1981) (presented by the Commission to the Council). COM (81) 372 final, 14 July 1981. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1981) Revision of the report on the outlook for the Community coal market in 1981. Official Journal C 317/81, 5 December 1981. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1982) The Community coal market in 1981 and the outlook for 1982. SEC (82) 304 final. 4 March 1982. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1982) Problems of the oil refining industry: progress report. Communication from the Commission to the Council. COM (82) 360 final, 15 June 1982. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1982) Proposal for a Council Decision on the granting of support for Community projects in the hydrocarbons sector (1982). COM (82) 366 final, 15 June 1982. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1982) Proposal for a Council Decision supplementary to the decision of 28 July 1982 on the granting of support for Community projects in the hydrocarbon sector (1982). COM (82) 713 final, 8 November 1982. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1982) Revised forecasts for the outlook for the Community coal market in 1982. COM (82) 567 final, 16 September 1982. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1983) The Community coal market in 1982 and the outlook for 1983. Official Journal C 147/83, 6 June 1983. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1983) The Community coal market in 1982 and the outlook for 1983. SEC (83) 373 final, 15 March 1983. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1983) The oil refining industry of the Community. Communication from the Commission to the Council. COM (83) 304 final, 3 June 1983. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1984) Revised forecasts for the outlook for the Community solid fuels market in 1984. Communication of the Commission. SEC (84) 1324 final, 23 August 1984. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1985) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1984 and the outlook for 1985. Report by the Commission. COM (85) 83 final/2, 14 March 1985. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1985) The situation in the oil-refining industry and the impact of petroleum product imports from third countries. Communication from the Commission to the Council. COM (85) 32 final, 1 March 1985. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1986) The Community oil market, its oil refining industry, and the external trade in petroleum products. Commission staff paper. COM (86) 263 final, 13 May 1986. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1986) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1985 and the outlook for 1986. Report of the Commission. COM (86) 115 final/2, 4 March 1986. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1987) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1986 and the outlook for 1987. Report of the Commission. XVII/312/87, 24 July 1987. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1987) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1986 and the outlook for 1987. Revision of the report of the Commission of 24 July 1987, XVII/518/87, 3 November 1987. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1988) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1987 and the outlook for 1988. Report of the Commission. 11 July 1988. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1988) The oil market and the refining industry in the Community: recent developments and the prospects until 1995. COM (88) 491 final, 23 September 1988. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1989) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1988 and the outlook for 1989, Report from the Commission. SEC (89) 280 final/2, 10 March 1989. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1989) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1988 and the outlook for 1989. Revision of the report of the Commission of 10 March 1989 Doc SEC(89) 280 final updated on 17 April 1989. SEC (89) 1344 final, 12 September 1989. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1989) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1988 and the outlook for 1989. Revision of the report of the Commission of 10 March 1989, SEC (89) 280 final/2, updated on 17 April 1989. 30 September 1989. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1990) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1989 and the outlook for 1990. Report of the Commission. SEC (90) 545 final/2, 16 April 1990. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1991) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1990 and the outlook for 1991. Draft report from the Commission. SEC (91) 471 final, 19 March 1991. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1991) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1990 and the outlook for 1991. Report of the Commission. (Revision of the report of the Commission). SEC (91) 471 final, July 1991). SEC (91) 1732 final/2, 27 September 1991. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1992) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1991 and the outlook for 1992. Report of the Commission. SEC (92) 572 final, 27 March 1992. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1992) The oil market and the refining industry in the Community: recent developments and prospects. Communication from the Commission to the Council. COM (92) 152 final, 14 April 1992. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1992) The solid fuel market in the Community in 1991 and the outlook for 1992. Draft Commission report. (revision of the Commission report SEC (92) 572 final of 27.03.1992). SEC (92) 1676 final, 23 September 1992. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1993) Transparency of gas & electricity prices for industrial end-users. Report from the Commission to the Council. the European Parliament, and the Economic and Social Committee on the Operation of Directive 90/377/EEC. COM (93) 666 final, 16 December 1993. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1993) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1992 and the outlook for 1993. Commission report. (revision of Commission report SEC (93) 441 final of 25.03.1993). SEC (93) 1399 final, 23 September 1993. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1993) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1992 and the outlook for 1993. Commission report. SEC (93) 441 final, 25 March 1993. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1993) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1993 and the outlook for 1994. Report from the Commission. SEC (93) 2073 final, 16 December 1993. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1994) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1993 and the outlook for 1994. Commission report. (Revision of Commission report SEC (94) 448 final of 22 March 1994). SEC (94) 1482 final, 26 September 1994. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1994) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1994 and the outlook for 1995. Report from the Commission. SEC (94) 2105 final, 14.12.1994. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1995) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1994 and the outlook for 1995. Report from the Commission. (Revision of Commission report SEC (95) 496 final). SEC (95) 1541 final, 3 October 1995. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1995) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1994 and the outlook for 1995. Report from the Commission. SEC (95) 496 final, 5 April 1995. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1996) Report on the situation of oil supply, refining and market in the European Community. Working document of the Commission. COM (96) 143 final, 3 April 1996. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1996) The operation of Council Directive 90/377/EEC concerning a Community procedure to improve the transparency of gas and electricity prices charged to industrial end-users. Report from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament submitted by the Commission pursuant to Article 8 of Council Directive 90/377/EEC of 19 June 1990. COM (96) 92 final, 15 April 1996. [EU Commission - COM Document]
Berger, Roland (1997) Study on oil refining in the European Community. Executive summary and main report. 5 December 1997. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1997) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1996 and the outlook for 1997. Report from the Commission. (Revision of Commission report SEC (97) 1093 final). SEC (97) 1766 final, 03 October 1997. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1997) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1997 and the outlook for 1998. Draft report from the Commission. SEC (97) 2398 final, 16 December 1997. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1998) THERMIE Hydrocarbons Sectoral Report. Overview of THERMIE activities 1995-97. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1998) THERMIE International Co-operation on Energy Technology Sectoral Report. Overview of THERMIE activities 1995-97. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1998) THERMIE RUE in Industry and the Energy Industry Sectoral Report. Overview of THERMIE activities 1995-97. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1998) THERMIE Solid Fuels Sectoral Report. Overview of THERMIE activities 1995-97. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1998) THERMIE The OPET Network Success Stories Sectoral Report. Overview of THERMIE activities 1995-97. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1998) THERMIE Urban Technologies Sectoral Report. Overview of THERMIE activities 1995-97. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1998) THERMIE: The demonstration component of the JOULE-THERMIE Programme. The OPET Network Success Stories Sectoral Report 1995-97. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1998) THERMIE: The demonstration component of the JOULE-THERMIE Programme. hydrocarbons; Sectoral Report 1995-97. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (1999) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1998 and the outlook for 1999 - Preliminary report from the Commission. SEC (99) 892 final, 15 June 1999. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2000) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1999 and the outlook for 2000. Report by the Commission. SEC (2000) 2143 final, Volume I, 6 December 2000. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2000) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 1999 and the outlook for 2000. Report by the Commission. SEC (2000) 2143 final, Volume II, 6 December 2000. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2001) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 2000 and the outlook for 2001. Report from the Commission. SEC (2001) 1605 final, 19 December 2001. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2001) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 2000 and the outlook for 2001. Data tables. [EU Commission - Working Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2002) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 2001 and the outlook for 2002. Report from the Commission. SEC (2002) 870 final, 22 July 2002. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2004) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 2002 and the outlook for 2003. Commission staff working document. SEC (2004) 692 final, 1 June 2004. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2005) Annual report on the implementation of the gas and electricity internal market. Report from the Commission. COM (2004) 863 final, 5 January 2005. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2005) Progress in creating the internal gas and electricity market. Technical annex. Commission staff working document accompanying the report. SEC (2005) 1448 final, 15 November 2005. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2005) Report from the Commission on the implementation of the gas and electricity internal market. Commission staff working document accompanying the report. SEC (2004) 1720 final, 5 January 2005. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2005) Report on progress in creating the internal gas and electricity market. Report from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. COM (2005) 568 final, 15 November 2005. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2005) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 2003 and 2004. Commission staff working document. SEC (2005) 1059 final, 18 August 2005. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2007) Prospects for the internal gas and electricity market. Implementation report. Commission staff working document accompanying the report. SEC (2006) 1709 final, 10 January 2007. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2007) Prospects for the internal gas and electricity market. Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. COM (2006) 841 final, 10 January 2007. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2008) Progress in creating the internal gas and electricity market. Report from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. COM (2008) 192 final, 15 April 2008. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2008) Report on progress in creating the internal gas and electricity market. Commission staff working document accompanying the report. SEC (2008) 460 final, 15 April 2008. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2008) The market for solid fuels in the EU in 2004-2006 and trends in 2007. Commission staff working document. SEC (2008) 2870 final, 13 November 2008. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2009) Report on progress in creating the internal gas and electricity market. Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. COM (2009) 115 final, 11 March 2009. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2009) Report on progress in creating the internal gas and electricity market. Technical annex. D.G. TREN staff working document accompanying the communication. SEC (2009) 287 final, 11 March 2009. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2009) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 2007 and the outlook for 2008. Commission staff working document. SEC (2009) 1500 final, 28 October 2009. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2010) Report on progress in creating the internal gas and electricity market. Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament. COM (2010) 84 final, 11 March 2010. [EU Commission - COM Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2010) Report on progress in creating the internal gas and electricity market. Technical annex. Commission staff working document accompanying the communication. SEC (2010) 251 final, 11 March 2010. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2010) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 2008 and estimates for 2009. Commission staff working document. SEC (2010) 996 final, 24 August 2010. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2011) The market for solid fuels in the Community in 2009 and estimates for 2010. Commission staff working document. SEC (2011) 679 final, 25 May 2011. [EU Commission - SEC Document]
UNSPECIFIED (2012) Energy markets in the European Union 2011. [EU Commission - Working Document]

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Nevada's Staggering Government Pension System Revealed!
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CARSON CITY—Taxpayers United of America (TUA) today released estimated pension payouts for Carson City area and Nevada government employees. Nevada refuses to release actual government pensions, ignoring citizens' right to review all payments funded by taxes. TUA calculated estimated pensions for government employees based on actual salaries of current government employees to shed light on the largess of the tightly guarded secret payouts.
"Nevada lawmakers and administrators are complicit in the corrupt system that allows money to be forced from the rank and file and given to politicians in the form of campaign contributions," stated Rae Ann McNeilly, Director of Outreach for TUA.
"Nevada's government pension systems are crushing middle class Nevadans. Replacing defined benefit pensions for all new government hires with social security and 401(k)s would eventually eliminate unfunded government pensions. Current government employees must increase their pension contributions to preserve their pension benefits and the retirement age needs to be raised to at least 67. Additionally, all members should pay for 50% of their healthcare premiums. We need a stable system that is fair to both taxpayers and beneficiaries or pension checks will stop coming," added McNeilly.
*TUA submits FOIA requests for current employee salaries and estimates pensions based on the current pension laws. COLA 2.5% per year worked, after 2001 2.67%. New employees after 2010 only 2.5%. Assumptions: 30 years age 55 (age 60 for University Employees), 77% payout, COLA avg 3%. COLA is officially none for 3 years, 2% 4,5,6 then3% 7,8,9 then 3.5% 10,11,12 then 4% 13,14 then 5% after. However there is an adjustment made if the retirement at any given year exceeds what the accumulated CPI would be for the years retired so 3% as an average has been used. Maximum 90% if they started before 1985, 75% after 1985.
But don't the employees pay for their own retirement? How can this be "crushing" for the taxpayers? The retirement program was changed so that employees were given proportionately less in wages so that their contributions wouldn't be taxed as salary. Technically there is no longer a match from the taxpayers at all and all of the monies are donated by the employee to their retirement. It's the employees money.


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Chamba är ett distrikt i Indien.   Det ligger i delstaten Himachal Pradesh, i den norra delen av landet,  km norr om huvudstaden New Delhi. Antalet invånare är .

Följande samhällen finns i Chamba:

 Chamba
 Dalhousie
 Chuāri Khās
 Chowari

I övrigt finns följande i Chamba:

 Kullar:
 Bāti (en kulle)
 Bediāla Got (en kulle)
 Halnu Got (en kulle)
 Peri Got (en kulle)
 Thāthi Got (en kulle)

 Berg:
 Alipatan (ett berg)
 Badail (ett berg)
 Baihāli Jot (ett berg)
 Baleli Jot (ett berg)
 Banūd (ett berg)
 Bara Kanda (ett berg)
 Bhalni Jot (ett berg)
 Bhiar Malera (ett berg)
 Bhotaor (ett berg)
 Bhurāru (ett berg)
 Bul Jot (ett berg)
 Bulka Jot (ett berg)
 Chasag (ett berg)
 Chatren (ett berg)
 Cheni Jot (ett berg)
 Chhajk Jharok (ett berg)
 Chhaliāli-ka-Sita (ett berg)
 Dagai Jot (ett berg)
 Dāin Kand (ett berg)
 Damaul (ett berg)
 Damman (ett berg)
 Darbala Dhār (ett berg)
 Deoku Gala (ett berg)
 Deori Thatl (ett berg)
 Derwāni (ett berg)
 Dhan Kanda (ett berg)
 Dhanchu-ki-Tibri (ett berg)
 Dhans Bag (ett berg)
 Dharmpāp (ett berg)
 Duphao Jot (ett berg)
 Duphao Jot (ett berg)
 Ghore-ka-Tibba (ett berg)
 Gokla Jot (ett berg)
 Hātidhār (ett berg)
 Hurān (ett berg)
 Jhanda-ka-Tibba (ett berg)
 Kailās (ett berg)
 Kalaur (ett berg)
 Kankru Sankru (ett berg)
 Kaotal Jot (ett berg)
 Keshla-ka-Tibba (ett berg)
 Khara Danda (ett berg)
 Khua Bali (ett berg)
 Khuriond Paddar (ett berg)
 Kil-ka-Ghāru (ett berg)
 Kūja-ka-Tilla (ett berg)
 Kulma Jot (ett berg)
 Kumhāraru (ett berg)
 Kunt-ka-Matha (ett berg)
 Kunuput (ett berg)
 Lānga (ett berg)
 Mahrān (ett berg)
 Malanu Jot (ett berg)
 Malkutu Jot (ett berg)
 Matot (ett berg)
 Menthosa (ett berg)
 Moge-ka-Thera (ett berg)
 Nāden (ett berg)
 Nāgnu (ett berg)
 Nār Singh Tibba (ett berg)
 Niko (ett berg)
 Phinphar (ett berg)
 Phukot Tibba (ett berg)
 Phul Jornapar (ett berg)
 Piāri-ka-Jot (ett berg)
 Pirgao (ett berg)
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 Chaundi Gharel Pass (ett bergspass)
 Cheni Ghāti (ett bergspass)
 Chobia Pass (ett bergspass)
 Chobu Pass (ett bergspass)
 Chun Jot (ett bergspass)
 Churput Ghāti (ett bergspass)
 Cobareror Pass (ett bergspass)
 Drāti Pass (ett bergspass)
 Gag Pass (ett bergspass)
 Galaun Gala (ett bergspass)
 Ghorchhan Gala (ett bergspass)
 Ghordhār Jot (ett bergspass)
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 Si Pass (ett bergspass)
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Klimatet i området är fuktigt och subtropiskt. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är maj, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är februari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är augusti, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är november, med  mm nederbörd.

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"At that time, Jesus was standing by the lake of Gennesaret. And he saw two boats by the lake; but the fishermen had gone out of them and were washing their nets. Getting into one of the boats, which was Simon's, he asked him to put out a little from the land."


Our Journey Through John continues this weekend! I've been studying a passage in John 11 about the death of Lazarus. In the story, it appears that Jesus arrives too late and is unable to save His friend. But most miracles point to a deeper truth about who Jesus is, and the resurrection of Lazarus is no different. I am excited to unpack it with you.
As always, if you're in a difficult season and need help navigating next steps, we have pastors who will listen and pray with you. Feel free to call the church at 847-765-5000. We'd love to support you.


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Location: I show this in the video – not super exciting but maybe helpful. I approach on 211 from New Market near rt81. Heading east on 211, I go up to the top of the mountain, this is where the video picks up, and the parking lot is a short ways down on the right hand side. Again this is easy bound.
From this lot there is a trail – which I point out in the video – on the side of the parking lot. But for today's ride I crossed the road, directly across. There is a break in the hill, with a road through it with a closed fire gate. Can't miss it. It is well marked on the map, fire road 410.
Parking: it's a big lot on the side of Rt211, paved. It's a park and ride type of lot, smack on the side of the road, plenty of space to get a big rig in and turn around.
I headed out on a brand new trail today. From the parking lot it's directly across the road, and around the closed fire gate. There is actually a wooden bridge built on the right hand side of the gate to help go around it.
It's a nice rolling fire road ride for a while. Really pleasant and simple. Well groomed and clear.
After a bit the white blaze turns off to the left onto a very clear and well maintained trail. There is an arrow on the tree and it's very easy to spot. The fire road continues ahead. I check it out on the way back.
This trail is lovely. Still white blaze and just simple, clear, maintained. Some recently called trees were cleared. Wow. I am not often on trails this well kept, or frequently used. I saw pony poo, fat bicycle tracks and boot prints.
At one point there is a clear trail branching off to the left, with s small pile of branches in front of it. We stayed straight/right and kept with the white blaze.
The trail eventually dips down and there is a sign, with clear writing still visible! I laugh about this because it is so rare for me to ride anywhere with a sign still standing, and on the rare occurrence there is one, the words are either vandalized or worn out. I had to take photos.
So this is where 410 hits the orange blaze 408. I can go right, or left towards Cressman Hollow Rd. Eventually I want to do this loop, but today there was not enough time and daylight. So I decided to go left and explore just a little ways.
Steep climbing up. Well not too steep, but it was going on. And Simon stopped to breath. At this point I whip my forest service map out and point out where we are on the video. And I realize the loop and back to the trailer is probs my something like 13 miles or so. Give or take.
I kept looking up, and then down and I decided to turn around. After a bit of slow down hill crawling I got off and led Simon. This is in part because I hate down hill and he is built down hill so it's like double down hill. But he also crawls down hill. It wasn't all that steep so I think we went way faster with me on foot. Hilariously. Usually when I do this I feel it in my legs the next day. Tomorrow shall tell.
So back to the sign, and I decided to explore the other direction. Super nice. There was one point where it was rather narrow with a bit of a drop to the right. I was fine but wouldn't want to be on a stupid young horse I didn't trust. But it was short.
There was a sweet little camp site along a creek.
Then over the creek. While letting Simon get a drink I noticed some hair on a tree. Probs my deer. Had to snap a photo.
I only went a short ways more than decided to turn back around and head back. I wanted to explore some of the side trails before heading back.
So back past the sign, onto white blaze 410, to where the pile of branches blocked the trail. I hopped over those and cantered up the path and it ended very quickly in a clearing. Nothing special.
Then on along to a clearing on the right hand side of the trail that had a path at the back of it. I zipped up that to another clearing. There appeared to be a trail at the back of this clearing too but I did not check it out.
On back to the fire road turn. I made a left and continued up the fire road. It was not much longer, but still. Ice and clear. It ended in a circle with a nice peak behind it.
In the back of the circle there was a double trail and I checked them both out. They sort of both ended but not hard. When I looked at the tracker later it looks like one met up with the trail I was on earlier and I think I remember seeing a spot that was a poor looking trail. I bet that was where it connected.
After turning back around to head home, and just after exiting the circle, there was another trail to the left. I did not check it out but would like to at another time.
Time was short so I headed on back along that lovely fire road. It was a nice trot, canter, gallop stretch back to the parking.
Check out the two part video blog of the ride if you like. I'll admit I do. It watch these myself so I have no idea how bad they are. I save them for later when I can't remember what a trail was like. It's a great way for me to see different parts of the trail.


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Q: Derivations of central extensions of simple Lie algebras Let $L$ be a finite-dimensional Lie algebra over a field of characteristic zero. It is not difficult to see (and also follows from Theorem 4.4 of [G. Hochschild: Semi-simple algebras and generalized derivations, Amer. J. Math. 64, (1942), 677–694]) that the derivation algebra $D(L)$ of $L$ is simple if and only if so is $L$.
Now suppose that $L$ is defined over an algebraically closed field $\mathbb{F}$  of positive characteristic. If $D(L)$ is simple then all derivations of $L$ are inner (in particular, $L$ is restricted), and $L$ is either simple or a central extension of a simple Lie algebra. It is clear that such an extension cannot be split. Thus my question is the following:

Suppose that $L$ is a non-split finite-dimensional central extension of a restricted simple Lie algebra $\mathfrak{g}$ over a field $\mathbb{F}$ of characteristic $p>0$. Is it possible that every derivation of $L$ is inner?

A: I realized that it is indeed possible. Consider e.g. the restricted simple Lie algebra $W(1)$ over a field $\mathbb{F}$ of characteristic $p>3$ and let $\hat{W}(1)$ denote its universal central extension. As $H^2(W(1), \mathbb{F})\neq 0$, $\hat{W}(1)$ is a non-trivial central extension of $W(1)$. Moreover, as all derivations of $W(1)$ are inner, denoted by $Z(\hat{W}(1))$ the center of $\hat{W}(1)$, one has
$$D(\hat{W}(1))\cong D(W(1))\cong W(1)\cong \frac{\hat{W}(1)}{Z(\hat{W}(1))},$$
thus all derivations of $\hat{W}(1)$ are inner.

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The University of Bath, Great Britain, has appointed AVL to supply its new research facility, the Institute for Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems (IAAPS). IAAPS will be a global center of excellence to help the automotive industry meet future air quality standards. Located in Bristol and Bath Science Park in the southwest of England, it is scheduled to open at the end of 2020.


As we celebrate Memorial Day, it's important to think of and remember those who sacrificed their service and lives for our country. But hey, a three-day weekend doesn't hurt. When you're snapping pics on the beach or at family BBQ's, be sure to take a look at these Memorial Day Weekend Captions ideas to start your weekend off right!
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General elections were held in Chile on 14 December 1989, bringing an end to the military regime that had been in place since 1973. Patricio Aylwin of Concertación alliance was elected President, whilst the alliance also won a majority of seats in the Chamber of Deputies and in the elected Senate seats.

From the 1989 elections onwards the military had officially left the political future of the country to civilians to be elected. Pinochet did not endorse any candidate publicly. Former dictatorship minister Hernán Büchi ran for president as candidate of the two right-wing parties, RN and UDI. He had little political experience and was a relatively young (40 years) technocrat credited for Chile's good economic performance in the later half of the 1980s. The right parties faced several problems in the elections: there was considerable infighting between RN and UDI, Büchi had only very reluctantly accepted to run for president and right-wing politicians struggled to define their position towards the Pinochet regime. In addition to this right-wing populist Francisco Javier Errázuriz Talavera ran independently for president and made several election promises Büchi could not match.

The centre-left coalition Concertación was rather united and confident. Its candidate Patricio Aylwin, a Christian Democrat, behaved as if he had won and refused a second television debate with Büchi. Büchi attacked Aylwin on a remark he had made concerning that inflation rate of 20% was not much and he also accused Aylwin of making secret agreements with the Communist Party of Chile, a party that was not part of Concertación. Aylwin spoke with strength about the need to clarify human rights violations but did not confront the dictatorship for it, in contrast Büchi as a regime collaborator lacked any credibility when dealing with human rights violations.

Büchi and Errázuriz lost to Patricio Aylwin. The electoral system meant that the largely Pinochet-sympathetic right was overrepresented in parliament in such way that it could block any reform to the constitution. This over-representation was crucial for UDI to obtain places in parliament and secure its political future. Pinochet declared himself to be satisfied with the election. The far-left and the far-right performed poorly in the election.

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Q: How do I use String.include? with forward slashes? I'm using a rake task in Rails to look for strings to see if they have a now-decommissioned CDN in them:
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This doesn't seem to work, neither does \/\/cdn42.cloud.pizza, both approaches fail with syntax error, unexpected keyword_end, expecting $end errors. Am I doing it right?


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Singtel Launches Standalone 5G Network
Singapore operator Singtel has launched its 5G Standalone (SA) network. Singtel has teamed up with Samsung, its official 5G SA launch partner, to provide selected customers with early access to its 5G standalone mobile network. Singtel customers can now access Singtel's 5G SA network on Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G handsets, running a Singtel-exclusive beta release of Samsung's 5G SA software.
Customers can register their interest at the Singtel website to get access to Singtel's 5G SA network. According to Singtel, "customers with creative entries on how 5G will transform their lives" will be selected to receive a 5G Power Up kit that comprises a 5G SA SIM card, a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G handset and cool accessories.
Since September 2020, Singtel has been operating a 5G Non-Standalone (NDS) network under a market trial, offering 5G speeds of up to 1.2 Gbps. Within a year of receiving its 5G license, Singtel reports it has activated 5G SA and deployed over 1,000 5G sites across Singapore. The operator has also rolled out in-building 5G, covering VivoCity and Ngee Ann City mall, and plans to continue to expand its indoor 5G footprint in the coming months.
Many MNOs in developed markets have devoted their energies to Non-Standalone (NSA) 5G rather than Standalone 5G, because NSA allows them to use their existing 4G/LTE infrastructure as the core of the 5G network. With NSA, operators can deliver high speeds to their customers without having to construct entirely new network architecture.
However, 5G SA—that is, a new, end-to-end 5G network with 5G core—allows for more advanced services and applications, such as complex IoT, smart cities, and smart factories. These kinds of services, which go well beyond traditional mobile telephony and mobile data, are of interest primarily to enterprise customers and hold out the promise of greater revenue in the future and more comprehensive customer relationships rather than the simple consumer-to-operator relationship.
There is no true dichotomy between SA and NSA; Singtel is working on both tracks and already has an NSA network in operation. By launching its 5G SA in partnership with Samsung, the operator is likely setting its sights on a different market with more sophisticated demands. However, the current offering is also being presented as something of value to the ordinary consumer. Having a beta version available on a trial basis should make uptake of the service more widespread, and the "creative entries" contest is intended to stimulate excitement and interest among ordinary users.
This strategy makes sense because the non-enterprise user can also benefit from some of the functionalities that SA enables, and because popularity among consumers can strengthen Singtel's brand in general. And of course, as with any other network, the operator will want to maximize traffic on its 5G SA network, especially given that it is new.
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Not all deal sites are created equal, said Beth Ellard, general manager of lifestyle website and newsletter DailyCandy.
Speaking on an Advertising Week panel on women and marketing, Ellard talked about DailyCandy's version of the now-ubiquitous daily deal. Other sites take "a little bit of a scorched earth approach," in the sense that they'll offer any kind of deal without caring as much about quality. So even if a site like Groupon sends customers to a mediocre spa, "you're not going to hate Groupon, you're not going to say 'I'm never going to use Groupon again.'"
DailyCandy doesn't have that luxury, Ellard said, because it has a stronger connection with customers, and they expect higher-quality curation.
"I am happy to have that higher standard, because that means we're building a business for the long term," she said.
Panel moderator Susen Credle, the chief creative officer at agency Leo Burnett, wondered if those deals have a limited value to most businesses. She recalled talking to one client who said they shied away from deal sites because it wasn't their goal "to give my stuff away." Ellard, however, said that samples and promotions "have always been part of the marketing mix."
Businesses are also struggling with the fact that the definition of loyalty seems to be changing. Ellard recalled a recent survey where most women said that "brand loyalty" means sticking with a brand for six months to a year—they're not exactly lifetime customers. In that context, Ellard said brands have to work to "earn that loyalty every day."


Home » Discussions » Are federations in search of a purpose?
Are federations in search of a purpose?
The RCGP GP at Scale National Conference in London earlier this month started with the question "are federations in search of a purpose?" Mayur Lakhani President RCGP suggested that organisations should look at Barbara Starfield's four pillars of primary care – first Contact accessibility, Coordination, Comprehensiveness, and Continuity as their benchmark when defining that purpose.
During the day we heard from organisations around the country including Sunderland Alliance, Symphony from Yeovil, and Beacon Medical practice from Devon who each described how their organisations were starting to deliver the quality care that Starfield described. This was being achieved through changes to organisational structures that reduced the divide between primary and secondary care, new roles such as the Extensivist role for clinicians in the Symphony group and new ways of working across multiple sites that brought new services and money to primary care.
It was clear by the end of the day, having also considered with NHS collaborate some of the leadership challenges of GP at scale, that there is no single model that can be implemented throughout the country each organisation must evolve to meet the needs of its local population.
As primary care physicians we know our own communities well and live daily with the tension between providing continuity of care and meeting the accessibility they need, whilst working in practices stretched by workforce challenges and rising demand.
It seems essential therefore that for GP at Scale to develop in any area, organisations will need good data on the health needs of their local population upon which to base any new care models, as the Nuffield Trust projects are demonstrating – including in the Valentine medical group. This will mean that working at scale can improve the care patients receive without increasing the burden on primary care professionals.


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For the week ending 31 October 2020 / 13 Heshvan 5781
Parashat Lech Lecha
PARSHA OVERVIEW
Ten generations have passed since Noach. Man has descended spiritually. In the year 1948 from Creation, Avram is born. By observing the world, Avram comes to recognize G-d's existence, and thus merits G-d appearing to him. At the beginning of this week's Torah portion, G‑d tells Avram to leave his land, his relatives and his father's house and travel to an unknown land where G-d will make him into a great nation. Avram leaves, taking with him his wife Sarai, his nephew Lot, their servants, and those whom they converted to faith in G-d. When they reach the land of Canaan, G-d appears to Avram and tells him that this is the land that He will give to his descendants.
A famine ensues and Avram is forced to relocate to Egypt to find food. Realizing that his wife's beauty could cause his death at the hand of the Egyptians, Avram asks her to say that she is his sister. Sarai is taken to Pharaoh, but G‑d afflicts Pharaoh and his court with severe plagues and she is released unmolested. Avram returns to Eretz Yisrael (Canaan) with much wealth given to him by the Egyptians. During a quarrel over grazing rights between their shepherds, Avram decides to part ways with his nephew Lot. Lot chooses to live in the rich but corrupt city of Sodom in the fertile plain of the Jordan. A war breaks out between the kings of the region and Sodom is defeated. Lot is taken captive. Together with a handful of his converts, Avram rescues Lot, miraculously overpowering vastly superior forces, but Avram demurs at accepting any of the spoils of the battle.
In a prophetic covenant, G-d reveals to Avram that his offspring will be exiled to a strange land where they will be oppressed for 400 years, after which they will emerge with great wealth and return to Eretz Yisrael, their irrevocable inheritance. Sarai is barren and gives Hagar, her Egyptian hand-maiden, to Avram in the hope that she will provide them with a child. Hagar becomes arrogant when she discovers that she is pregnant. Sarai deals harshly with her, and Hagar flees. On the instruction of an angel, Hagar returns to Avram and gives birth to Yishmael. The weekly portion concludes with G-d commanding Avram to circumcise himself and his offspring throughout the generations as a Divine covenant. G-d changes Avram's name to Avraham, and Sarai's name to Sarah. Hashem promises Avraham a son, Yitzchak, despite Avraham being ninety-nine years old and Sarah ninety. On that day, Avraham circumcises himself, Yishmael and his entire household.
PARSHA INSIGHTS
Nothing Is More Serious Than Humor
"Go for yourself… (lit. Go to yourself)" (12:1)
Around twenty-five years ago, I remember sitting in the dining room of Ohr Somayach at a Sheva Berachot (post-wedding celebration). One of the Rabbis there was noted for his seriousness, self-control and gravitas. He sat, his hooded eyes fixed on a small Gemara held by his slender fingers. As soon as the bride and groom entered, he set his Gemara down, stood up and took a small vase with a flower in it that was on the table in front of him. He then proceeded to climb onto the table, place the vase on his head, and dance on the table with the vase perched precariously on his head. The bride and groom were beside themselves with laughter. After the singing and dancing to welcome the bride and groom had died down and everyone returned to their seats, I noticed that the Rabbi had gone back to his learning as though nothing had happened. Every time I saw him, he would do the same thing. It was fascinating to watch this instant metamorphosis. I have never managed to work out if he is a deeply serious person who could turn on the merriment at the turn of a mental switch, or a deeply humorous person who held his humor in check with his self-control.
The Gemara in Ketuvot (17a) recounts that Rav Yehuda bar Ilai would take a branch of myrtle and dance before the bride. Rav Shmuel bar Rav Yitzchak would dance while juggling three branches. Rabbi Zeira complained to Rav Shmuel and said, "The elder is embarrassing us." But when Rav Shmuel passed away, a pillar of fire separated him from everyone else, and there was a tradition that this happened only for one or two people in each generation. The question arises: Why didn't a pillar of fire separate Rav Yehuda bar Ilai from everyone else when he passed from the world? It cannot be because he only used one myrtle and not three. The Eitz Yosef explains that, whereas Rav Yehuda would dance in front of a bride, it wasn't part of his habitual behavior. He would do it only on occasion. Rav Shmuel, however, never failed to do this.
There are times when we can slip and fall very far, and there are times when we can reach for the stars — but what we normally do is who we really are.


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Port Belgrano Naval Base ( - BNPB) is the largest naval base of the Argentine Navy, situated next to Punta Alta,  near Bahía Blanca, about  south of Buenos Aires. It is named after the brigantine General Belgrano (named after Manuel Belgrano) which sounded the area in late 1824.

Home of the Argentine Seas Fleet ( Flota de Mar), it concentrates the major ships and arsenals; and is close to the main bases of other Argentine Navy organisations: Marine's camp Baterías and Naval aviation's air base Comandante Espora ( - BACE) .

History
Designed by Italian engineer Luis Luiggi, Puerto Belgrano opened on November 30, 1896, under the name Puerto Militar (). In 1911, the French-owned railway company Ferrocarril Rosario y Puerto Belgrano opened a broad gauge () line between Puerto Belgrano and Rosario. The harbor was renamed Puerto Belgrano in 1923.

The base grew in importance with the size of the fleet.  During World War I and World War II the s  and  were docked here, and during the Cold War the aircraft carriers  and  were docked at this base.

The shipyard continues doing maintenance and refits of vessels and submarines.

In April 2006, the Royal Navy's Antarctic patrol vessel  entered Puerto Belgrano for repairs after damaging its rudder while in Antarctica in February. It was the first time since the end of the 1982 Falklands War () that a British Royal Navy ship had entered the Argentine naval base.

Facilities

The base contains a naval hospital, specialized workshops, six middle and tertiary level military schools, a banking headquarters and seven residential neighborhoods for naval personnel.

Based ships

Destroyers

 ARA Almirante Brown (D-10)
 ARA La Argentina (D-11)
 ARA Heroína (D-12)
 ARA Sarandí (D-13)

Corvettes

 ARA Espora (P-41)
 ARA Rosales (P-42)
 ARA Spiro (P-43)
 ARA Parker (P-44)
 ARA Robinson (P-45)
 ARA Gómez Roca (P-46)

Auxiliaries and Amphibious
 ARA Patagonia (B-1)
 ARA Hércules (B-52)
 ARA Canal Beagle (B-3)
 ARA Bahía San Blas (B-4)
 ARA Cabo de Hornos (B-5)
 ARA Puerto Argentino (A-21)
 ARA Estrecho de San Carlos (A-22)
 ARA Islas Malvinas (A-24)
 ARA Teniente Olivieri (A-2)
 ARA Punta Alta (Q-63)

Antarctic Naval Command
 ARA Almirante Irízar

Tugships
 ARA Querandí (R-2)
 ARA Tehuelche (R-3)
 ARA Mataco (R-4)
 ARA Mocoví (R-5)
 ARA Zeus (R-9)

Space launch pad

A launch pad was considered for the planned Argentine space launch vehicle "Tronador II". Land for the construction of the facilities were ceded to CONAE (Argentine Space Agency). The location was selected because of existing Navy facilities, security measures already in place, large enough available area, and a favorable location for launches into polar orbits.

See also

 List of shipyards of Argentina
 Mar del Plata Naval Base
 Ushuaia Naval Base
 Falklands Naval Station

References

Citations

Sources

  Puerto Belgrano history at Histarmar
 HMS Endurance completes repairs in Puerto Belgrano

External links

 Official Site

Shipyards of Argentina
Argentine Navy bases
Buildings and structures in Buenos Aires Province
Belgrano
Rocket launch sites in Argentina
1896 establishments in Argentina


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Before Atrium, there was St. Peter's Hospital
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In 1875, St. Peter's Hospital, the first non-military hospital in North Carolina, was founded to serve the underprivileged Charlotte community.
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 1910
St. Peter's Episcopal Church formed the Church Aid Society after an inspiring message by Reverend Benjamin Bronson on taking care of the underprivileged and sick in Charlotte's community. Patients were first treated at the church, but Jane Wilkes and other Church Aid Society women recognized the need for a hospital setting to better serve their patients.
Jane Wilkes (1827-1913)
St. Peter's underwent several location changes and renovations in its operation. In 1875-1876, the hospital rented two rooms in Mr. Ferdinand Kuester's home on East Seventh Street between College Street and the North Carolina Railroad. While serving patients at this location, St. Peter's Hospital came to be known as the Charlotte Home and Hospital, which only served white patients (Jane Wilkes later aided in the fundraising and founding of Good Samaritan Hospital in 1892 to serve the black community).
St. Peter's Hospital, 1907
In 1877, a single story, four-bedroom permanent facility was built on the corner of Sixth and Popular Streets. In 1907, the facility expanded to twenty-one rooms, five baths, seven closets and several storage rooms. By 1899, Charlotte Home and Hospital returned to its original name, St. Peter's Hospital, after the organization amended its charter.
Donations from St. Peter's Episcopal Church board members and their belief in strengthening Charlotte's healthcare system enabled the hospital to stay open as their services rapidly expanded. The success of the hospital soon attracted people as far away as New Hampshire and Alabama.


New Delhi [India]: India and Switzerland have decided to cooperate in the fight against black money, which is being used for arms and drugs.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday held delegation level talks with the President of the Swiss Confederation, Doris Leuthard, wherein they discussed the Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement between India and the European Free Trade Association.
"The talks have already begun on the provisions of this agreement. This is a welcome move. Both sides have expressed their commitment to fulfill this agreement," Prime Minister Modi said.
He also mentioned that India and Switzerland have signed a joint declaration for the automatic exchange of tax related information, last year.
The Prime Minister also said that under this agreement, when the internal process is completed in Switzerland, the information will be shared with India on an automatic basis. This information also pertains to the black money stashed away by Indians in the Swiss banks.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Switzerland in June 2016, wherein tax evasion and black money menace were discussed.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister thanked Switzerland for its continuous support for India's entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), and for its support for the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) membership.
Swiss Confederation President Doris Leuthard said that India and Switzerland can be relevant and reliable partners in programmes like Skill India, Digital India, Clean India, Startup India and Smart Cities.
Addressing a joint statement with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, President Leuthard said that both the countries would launch Swiss-Indian friendship activities.
"We will launch Swiss-Indian friendship activities; we came here with 30 representatives of the business society. We can be relevant and reliable partner in programmes like Skill India, Digital India, Clean India, Startup India and Smart cities," she said.
President Leuthard said that Switzerland has one of the strongest laws on money laundering and they would be happy if other countries follow Switzerland.
Earlier in the day, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj called on the Swiss President and discussed various bilateral issues.
"First engagement for an honoured guest. EAM @SushmaSwaraj called on President Leuthard and discussed wide-ranging issues of mutual interest," External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tweeted.
Leuthard, who is on a three-day visit, was also given a ceremonial welcome at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.


Do You Need to File Quarterly Tax Payments?
With so much attention on Tax Day, other tax deadlines are easily overlooked. Believe it or not, your income tax is a pay-as-you-go system for qualifying individuals or businesses. In fact, if you are a sole proprietor or have other types of taxable income such as capital gain, you may need to file quarterly estimated payments in order to avoid an IRS penalty.
Who Should Pay Quarterly Tax Payments?
"If you are filing as a sole proprietor, partner, S-corporation shareholder, and/or a self-employed individual, you generally have to make estimated tax payments if you expect to owe tax of $1,000 or more when you file your return," notes the IRS.
Your estimated tax due is $1,000 or more.
An exception applies to taxpayers who earn at least 66 2/3 percent of annual gross income from farming or fishing. Farmers and fisherman are only required to pay one estimated payment prior to the filing deadline. The estimated payment due date for farmers and fisherman is typically January 15 following the close of the taxable year.
How Do You Submit Your Quarterly Tax Payment to the IRS?
When you submit your annual tax return, apply the refund to your taxes for the next quarter.
Mail a check or money order with Form 1040-ES each quarter. Find out where to mail the information based on the state you reside in here.
Visit eftps.govto use the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System. Here you can make payments weekly, quarterly, or monthly, and you can set up payments up to a year in advance.
Enlist the help of a tax professional. For example, you can find an expert Tax Advisor at a Block Advisors location near you, schedule a meeting so the Advisor can review your situation, and then he or she can map out your estimated quarterly or yearly tax obligations based on your unique situation. Once a plan is put in place, the Advisor will file on your behalf, leaving you to what you're most passionate about.
Note that you may be able to lower your quarterly payments or eliminate them altogether by increasing your withholding from wages or by requesting withholding from retirement distributions, social security, dividends, or other income that you receive on a regular basis.
What Happens if You Don't Pay Quarterly Tax Payments But Should?
If you did not pay enough tax throughout the year, you may incur a penalty for the underpayment. The penalty is a complicated formula; it is imposed on the amount of underpayment for the number of days it remains unpaid, starting with the first quarter's payment. Refer to Publication 505, Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax for additional insight.
Where Can You Turn To For Help?
Do you have additional questions? Block Advisors is here. We are available year-round to support the life changes that come your way. As life goes on, taxes become more complicated. While the number of people doing their own taxes is increasing, you must realize that life will throw you curve balls and you need to enlist the help of a professional to help you manage your tax and finances. This is true especially for those who need to pay quarterly tax payments.


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package com.example.chengqi.mycoderepo.app;

import android.content.ContentProvider;
import android.content.ContentValues;
import android.content.Context;
import android.content.UriMatcher;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase;
import android.database.sqlite.SQLiteOpenHelper;
import android.database.sqlite.SQLiteQueryBuilder;
import android.net.Uri;
import android.util.Log;

public class DemoContentProvider extends ContentProvider {
    private static String LOG_TAG = "DemoContentProvider";
    private static final String DATABASE_NAME = "idname.db";
    private static final int DATABASE_VERSION = 1;
    private static final String TABLE_NAME = "idnametable";

    private static final String AUTHORITY = "com.example.xuweiwei";
    public static final Uri CONTENT_URI = Uri.parse("content://" + AUTHORITY + "/" + TABLE_NAME);

    private static final int TABLE = 1;
    private static final int ROW = 2;

    private static final UriMatcher surlmatcher = new UriMatcher(UriMatcher.NO_MATCH);

    static {
        surlmatcher.addURI(AUTHORITY, TABLE_NAME, TABLE);
        surlmatcher.addURI(AUTHORITY, TABLE_NAME + "/#", ROW);
    }

    private SQLiteDatabase sqlDB;
    private DatabaseHelper dbHelper;

    private static class DatabaseHelper extends SQLiteOpenHelper {
        DatabaseHelper(Context context) {
            super(context, DATABASE_NAME, null, DATABASE_VERSION);
        }

        @Override
        public void onCreate(SQLiteDatabase db) {
            db.execSQL("create table " + TABLE_NAME + " (id INTEGER, name TEXT);");
        }

        @Override
        public void onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase db, int oldVersion, int newVersion) {
            db.execSQL("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS " + TABLE_NAME);
        }
    }

    public DemoContentProvider() {
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreate() {
        // TODO: Implement this to initialize your content provider on startup.
//        return false;
        dbHelper = new DatabaseHelper(getContext());
        sqlDB = dbHelper.getWritableDatabase();
        return (sqlDB == null) ? false : true;
    }

    @Override
    public String getType(Uri uri) {
        // TODO: Implement this to handle requests for the MIME type of the data
        // at the given URI.
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not yet implemented");
    }

    @Override
    public Uri insert(Uri uri, ContentValues values) {
        // TODO: Implement this to handle requests to insert a new row.
//        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not yet implemented");
        int uriType = surlmatcher.match(uri);

        Log.d(LOG_TAG, uri.toString());

//        sqlDB = dbHelper.getWritableDatabase();

        long id = 0;
        switch (uriType) {
            case TABLE:
                Log.d(LOG_TAG, "1");
                id = sqlDB.insert(TABLE_NAME, "", values);
                break;
            default:
//                throw new IllegalArgumentException("unknown URI:" + uri);
                break;
        }
        getContext().getContentResolver().notifyChange(uri, null);
        return Uri.parse(TABLE_NAME + "/" + id);
    }

    @Override
    public int delete(Uri uri, String selection, String[] selectionArgs) {
        // Implement this to handle requests to delete one or more rows.
//        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not yet implemented");
        int rowsDeleted = 0;
        int uriType = surlmatcher.match(uri);

        switch (uriType) {
            case TABLE:
                SQLiteDatabase db = dbHelper.getWritableDatabase();
                rowsDeleted = db.delete(TABLE_NAME, selection, selectionArgs);
                break;
            default:
                throw new IllegalArgumentException("unknown URI:" + uri);
        }
        getContext().getContentResolver().notifyChange(uri, null);
        return rowsDeleted;
    }

    @Override
    public int update(Uri uri, ContentValues values, String selection,
                      String[] selectionArgs) {
        // TODO: Implement this to handle requests to update one or more rows.
//        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not yet implemented");
        int uriType = surlmatcher.match(uri);
        int rowsupdated = 0;

        switch (uriType) {
            case TABLE:
                SQLiteDatabase db = dbHelper.getWritableDatabase();
                rowsupdated = db.update(TABLE_NAME, values, selection, selectionArgs);
                break;
            default:
                throw new IllegalArgumentException("unknown URI:" + uri);
        }
        getContext().getContentResolver().notifyChange(uri, null);
        return rowsupdated;
    }

    @Override
    public Cursor query(Uri uri, String[] projection, String selection,
                        String[] selectionArgs, String sortOrder) {
        // TODO: Implement this to handle query requests from clients.
//        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not yet implemented");
        SQLiteQueryBuilder qb = new SQLiteQueryBuilder();
        qb.setTables(TABLE_NAME);

        int uriType = surlmatcher.match(uri);

        switch (uriType) {
            case TABLE:
                SQLiteDatabase db = dbHelper.getReadableDatabase();
                Cursor c = qb.query(db, projection, selection, null, null, null, sortOrder);
                c.setNotificationUri(getContext().getContentResolver(), uri);
                return c;
            case ROW:
                throw new IllegalArgumentException("unknown URI:" + uri);
        }
        return null;
    }

}

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Take a gander at Anotinette Taus's Facebook page and you'll see just how much prettier she has become. Pinoys have wondered for quite some time what happened to her because it's been a while since we all last got wind of her in local showbiz. It turns out, Antoinette is now part of a singing group in the US called Kinfolk 9.
According to their website, the group is composed of accomplished solo artists and musicians who have have worked and recorded in nearly every genre of music. Kinfolk 9 comprises singers who have backgrounds from different countries, including Nigeria and the Philippines.
It seems that the Taus siblings are now making a comeback (albeit miles away from home). Just days ago, we featured Toni's brother, Tom, who is now known as DJ Tommy T in Hollywood.


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Home West Albany High School graduation rate among highest in state
West Albany High School graduation rate among highest in state
Statewide graduation rates were released last week by the Oregon Department of Education (ODE), and GAPS high school results are among the best four-year graduation rates in the state, beating the state average of 74.83 percent and showing improvement over last year.
West Albany High School's graduation rate at 97.48 percent ranks third only to Henley High School in Klamath County and West Linn High School in Wilsonville.
Principal Susie Orsborn said her goal is to reach 100 percent and has set up programs to catch struggling students and help them stay on track for graduation.
At South Albany High School, the four-year graduation rate was 88 percent, an increase from 86 percent last year.
ODE measures graduation rates for a number of subcategories. This year's report includes graduation rates for students who took at least one career technical, or vocational, class during high school. The report found that those student had a higher graduation rate than students who did not take those course.
The District is seeking to add more career technical classes at the middle and high school level. If the May 16 bond measure passes, new classrooms and programs are planned for all middle and high schools in the District. Find more information about the proposed bond on the bond information page.
Read more about the recent high school graduation reports in the Democrat-Herald story.


Onyx Ashanti is the inventor of "beatjazz" — a new way to make music.
I am what can only be described as a cyborg musician. in other words, the music i create live, can not be replicated without technology. My music is called "Beatjazz." It is a mix of sound design, live looping and jazz improvisation. My instrument of choice over the years has been a Yamaha Wind MIDI controller, but now the limitations have started to stunt the growth of this new form, so i designed an instrument that can take it into future.
He is now working on the next iteration of his instrument, codenamed Tron, and built around a helmet-mounted controller.


The aim of this project is to provide the most complete implementation of the codecs for Windows and DirectShow. If you have a codec problem are not a " power" user I suggest you first install on your computer a Codec Pack.
There are six different filters each performing a different task working seamless together in an MPEG- 4 work set. The 3ivx Filter Suite is the ideal MPEG- 4 back- end to use with Multimedia Applications ( such as Video Editors Players etc. If you want more precise information, then use. The 3ivx Filter Suite is an MPEG- 4 filter set to create play back MP4 Files with MPEG- 4 Video MPEG- 4 Audio.
Directshow filter pack free download. Any amount is appreciated and.
It allows media players to playback movies with AC3 and DTS audio tracks.
The AC3 Filter is a free audio decoder and processor filter which allows media players to read files with AC3, DTS and MPEG audio CoreAAC Directshow filter 1. 3 : fast downloads for latest versions of CoreAAC filter.
DirectShow ( sometimes abbreviated as DS or DShow), codename Quartz, is a multimedia framework and API produced by Microsoft for software developers to perform various operations with media files or streams. It is the replacement for Microsoft' s earlier Video for Windows technology.
Based on the Microsoft Windows Component Object Model ( COM) framework, DirectShow provides a common. AC3Filter is a high quality free audio decoder and processor filter.


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Jennifer Lopez to perform at her debut concert in Israel
MediaInfoline June 27, 2019
Singing sensation Jennifer Lopez is all set to perform in Israel for the first time at Tel Aviv's Hayarkon Park on August 1, 2019. The pop star and actress will visit the country during the international leg of her 'It's My Party' world tour, a 25-show engagement kicking off on June 7. J. Lo's show is expected to attract thousands of people in one of the summer's blockbuster concerts, at the same venue that will host legendary Bon Jovi on July 25.
In her two-decade career, Lopez has sold 80 million records worldwide with 16 top-10 hit songs and three number-one albums. She is also the first woman to have a number-one album and film in the same week, with "J.Lo" and the romantic comedy "The Wedding Planner." Her films have grossed more than $3 billion around the world and Lopez made Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People last year.
Israeli fans are excited to welcome the star while her visit demonstrates that Israel is considered an important stop for tourists and artists alike.
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Q: How was Ishamael able to visit Lews Therin after the Dark One was sealed away? At the end of the War of Power, Lews Therin Telamon led the Companions to seal away the Dark One. By luck or design, they caught the entirety of the inner circle of the Forsaken there and sealed them away, too, shattering the forces of the Shadow.
How, then, was Ishamael still able to visit Lews Therin afterwards and grant him the moment of sanity and name him Kinslayer? How was he able to masquerade as the Dark One over the three thousand years between the War of Power and the present day? Is this ever explained?

A: I remember reading in the Wheel of Time books that:
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 Ishamael was only partially caught when Lews Therin and the 100 companions sealed the Bore, which is why he constantly flickers from place to place. All of the other Forsaken where firmly sealed when they were called to the pit to meet with the Dark One.
 The Dark One was able to launch a counter stroke at the time of the sealing and taint Saidin, the male half of the one power.  The taint drove Lews Therin insane and he kills his own wife and family.
 Ishy then pays him a visit, partially heals Lews Therin's insanity, so he can understand that he killed his own family, and then taunts him into killing himself.
 So, for the next 3,000 years Ishy creates epic mayhem by impersonating the Dark One, starting the Trolloc Wars, starts the Black Ajah, convinces Artur Hawkwing to wage war against the Aes Sedai and send his sons across the ocean (i.e. Seanchan formation) et al.

A: According to wikia, the book The World of Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time (which was not written by Robert Jordan himself, but based on detailed notes he supplied) contains an in-universe theory to explain this:

Aran son of Malan son of Senar (born roughly 50 AB) had a theory based on Ishamael being thrown out and touching the world for specific periods of time. Aran had heard claims that people had encountered him as long as forty years after the sealing of the Bore. Using lost manuscripts, Aran concluded it might have taken some time for Ishamael to be brought into the prison with the remainder of the Forsaken, and might possibly have been "thrown out" in a regular cycle.

A: I would have to disagree with part of djm's assessment. He said, "Ishy then pays him a visit, partially heals Lews Therin's insanity, so he can understand that he killed his own family, and then taunts him into killing himself." From several mentions in the series, there are only two things that cannot be Healed - death and insanity. Although there were indeed some Aes Sedai who specialized in diseases of the mind, there is no mention of the One Power being used to deal with these issues. If insanity were curable, the 100 Companions might never have gone insane and Break the World.
So, even if insanity were "partially" curable, that should have still been enough to keep the once benign male Aes Sedai from committing mass murder. I would imagine that most of them would choose to die rather than commit mass murder or lose the ability to channel, either one.

A: Ishmael used the True Power, the Dark Ones own power to make Lews Therin lucid enough to see what he did. The same power Moridin uses and the same power Rand used to break the Male A'Dam and kill Semihrage

A: Remember, the Dark One can reincarnate the "Chosen" and according to the recently published WoT Companion, a male channeler of his strength would theoretically live about 800 years, so he'd only be on his 3rd reincarnation when Rand is reborn. Also, the Bore wasn't perfectly sealed, and those closer to the "top" were still affected by time (remember Aginor and Balthamel's appearances at the end of TEotW), and finally, saidin-induced insanity is curable. In ToM, Nyneave heals more than one man who's going mad, and she says that when she Delves them it looks like Compulsion that was woven with the True Power.