With today's deal you and your favourite person can cosy up in one of Old Churches House's inviting rooms, complete with a picturesque view across the cathedral square with its historic cottages, beautiful medieval cathedral and leafy kirkyard. Whether you choose to stay one or two nights, you'll get a full Scottish breakfast each morning, you'll be welcomed with a bottle of Prosecco in your room and you'll enjoy a delicious cream tea, plus you can opt to include a delicious main course each from the hotel's restaurant – don't say we're not good to you!
A quintessentially cosy country hotel in the heart of Dunblane, Old Churches House is the perfect base for exploring The Trossachs National Park, Central Scotland's historic landmarks and the nearby cities of Stirling, Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Just a short stroll from the town's historic centre and a multitude of quaint shops and cafés, Old Churches House is ideal for a meander around Dunblane, plus it has a fascinating history of its own to get stuck into when you visit!
Voucher is valid from Mon 24 Sept 2018 until Sun 23 Dec 2018, 7 days; subject to availability.
Excludes 19, 20, 26, 27 Oct, 30 Nov and 7 Dec 2018.
A supplementary charge of £10 per room per night is required for Friday and Saturday stays; payable directly to hotel.
Advance booking required. Voucher must be booked by Fri 23 Nov 2018 (we don't want you to miss out!).
Multiple voucher purchases permitted; max 2 per person. Multiple vouchers can be used on consecutive nights; subject to availability.
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Stay can be extended by a night for a supplementary charge; subject to availability. Please discuss directly with hotel.
Includes a bottle of Prosecco and cream tea on arrival; menu is subject to change.
Option 2 includes a main course dinner each to be chosen from main menu; supplement of £5pp applies to all items listed under 'steak' section. Max 2 vouchers per table. Please discuss any dietary requirements directly when booking.
Free parking on the street outside or in the large cathedral car park available; please respect neighbours when parking.
Max 2 children permitted in a family room or 1 child in a double or twin room; under 5's free when sharing with 2 adults, ages 5-12 require a supplementary charge of £15 per child per night and includes breakfast. Meals are charged as taken; children's menu is £6 per child.
Cots are provided free of charge, double and twin rooms can accommodate 1 cot.


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Work + Faith Online Speaker Series: Lee Behar
For this month's Work + Faith Online Speaker Series on January 13, we will be joined by Director of Finance and Strategy Director at The Maclellan Foundation, Lee Behar! In this series, our CEO, Anthony Flynn, interviews distinguished professionals who exemplify living at the center of work and faith, making it a priority to reflect Christ-centered lives while empowering others to do the same. We're excited to hear from Lee, as he is a compelling business leader!
Lee joined The Maclellan Foundation in May 2006, one of the largest Christian family foundations in the world. His focus for the foundation is in Europe, Eurasia, and the Turkic world. He has served as the Chief Operating Officer of Generous Giving and the Finance Director for Generosity Path. Prior to coming to the Maclelllan Foundation, he served as the Associate Director of Global Outreach at Perimeter Church near Atlanta. He holds a BBA in accounting from Texas Christian University and is a CPA. His expertise includes budgeting, risk management, family and corporate philanthropy, collaborative giving, and impact investment analysis. He has appeared in Christian Management Report, the Evangelical Missions Quarterly, and The Gathering. Lee and his wife, Brooke, live in Signal Mountain, Tennessee with their three children.
We look forward to seeing you virtually on January 13th at 9 a.m. CST as we hear from Lee. Registration is free. Once you register, you will receive an email with the link and instructions to the live Zoom interview. If you do not receive your link, please email acundiff@workfaith.org.

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Q: how to show/hide children in an angulartreeview? I am looking at the angular treeview (https://github.com/eu81273/angular.treeview)
How to show/hide the children in the tree?Or do I just need to bind to a different model?

A: It looks like each node can have a boolean property called collapsed that determines whether or not its children are shown.
For example, you can collapse the second child node of the root node like this...
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Some of you may know that I'm pursuing all natural medicine to try to conceive, and I found a great download of listing of many herbs to cure different ailments.
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Hedychium spicatum - Buch.-Ham.
Family Zingiberaceae
Habitats Forest clearings, shrubberies, 1800 - 2800 metres[90] from Himachal Pradesh to Arunachal Pradesh.
Range E. Asia - Himalayas.
Hedychium spicatum is a PERENNIAL growing to 1.5 m (5ft) by 0.7 m (2ft 4in).
See above for USDA hardiness. It is hardy to UK zone 8 and is frost tender. It is in flower in October. The species is hermaphrodite (has both male and female organs).
Suitable for: light (sandy), medium (loamy) and heavy (clay) soils. Suitable pH: mildly acid, neutral and basic (mildly alkaline) soils. It cannot grow in the shade. It prefers moist soil.
Woodland Garden Sunny Edge; South Wall. By. West Wall. By.
Edible Parts: Fruit
Fruit - cooked[177]. Eaten in savoury dishes with lentils[183].
Carminative Digestive Emmenagogue Expectorant Stimulant Stomachic Tonic Vasodilator
The rootstock is carminative, emmenagogue, expectorant, stimulant, stomachic and tonic[240, 243]. It is useful in the treatment of liver complaints, and is also used in treating fevers, vomiting, diarrhoea, inflammation, pains and snake bite[240, 243, 272]. The root is used in Tibetan medicine, it is said to have an acrid taste and heating potency[241]. It is digestive, stomachic and vasodilator[241]. It is used in the treatment of indigestion and poor circulation due to thickening of the blood[241].
Essential Incense
The rootstock yields 4% essential oil[240]. This oil, which has a scent somewhat like hyacinths, is so powerful that a single drop will render clothes highly perfumed for a considerable period[245]. The dried root is burnt as an incense[245].
Requires a rich moist soil and a sunny position[233]. They can be grown in a sunny border as a summer sub-tropical bedding plant[[1]. Plants are not very cold-hardy, tolerating temperatures down to about -2°c. They can be grown at the foot of a south-facing wall if given a good mulch in the winter[1, 200]. Plants succeed outdoors in Tresco Gardens, Isles of Scilly. This species succeeds outdoors in most parts of S. England, especially if the rhizomes are mulched with dry leaves in the autumn[90]. Plants have been known to withstand temperatures down to -16°c in Germany[214]. Plants seem to be immune to the predations of rabbits[233]. The tubers should only just be covered with soil[233]. The flowers are sweetly scented, the scent being most pronounced towards evening[245]. Both the bruised and the dried root are very aromatic with a fragrant, somewhat pungent smell that is similar to orris root but more powerful[245].
Seed - best sown as soon as it is ripe in a warm greenhouse at 18°c[200]. Prick out the seedlings into individual pots when they are large enough to handle and grow them on for at least their first winter in the greenhouse. Plant out in late spring after the last expected frosts. Division as growth commences in the spring[200]. Dig up the clump and divide it with a sharp spade or knife, making sure that each division has a growing shoot. Larger clumps can be planted out direct into their permanent positions, but it is best to pot up the smaller divisions and grow them on in a greenhouse until they are established. Plant them out in the summer or late in the following spring.
Hedychium coronarium Butterfly Ginger, White garland-lily, Garland Flower, Butterfly Lily Perennial 1.5 8-11 F LMH N MWe 2 2 2
Hedychium gracile Perennial 0.6 8-11 LMH N M 1 0
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Our world right now is in urgent need of the strong, loving presence and guidance of the Sacred Feminine. The Great Mother reminds us that a brighter future is indeed possible—even in these troubled times. Isabella Price's masterfully written and comprehensive Goddess Power: Awakening the Wisdom of the Divine Feminine in Your Life takes you on an empowering journey into the heart of the Goddess traditions, introducing the rich history and wisdom teachings of the Divine Feminine /Goddess in her numerous manifestations. Goddess Power explores symbols, stories, and key themes, as well as offers valuable spiritual insights on the role the Goddess plays in people's lives today.


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Il existe plusieurs routes ayant comme numéro 527 dans le monde.

 RS-527 au Brésil
 Route nationale 527 en France

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Consistency is key in relationships. It is often though misunderstood with constancy. What does Consistency in a partner look like? It doesn't mean that you have to be available every time or every second of the day. It doesn't mean that you have to be absolutely sure of your feelings for each other at every moment. It doesn't mean that you can't do anything differently in your schedule that it causes people to not trust you.
Consistency is even in the midst of confusion, conflicting needs or desires, or contradictory feelings that you are still there for the other individual. How does that look in a partner ? It means that you take the time to check in with each other on a regular basis and making yourself available when you are needed. It is also having some sense of commitment to the process of building relationships, getting to know each other, and being with each other.
However, in order to truly be consistent you have to have honesty about where you are in the relationship. You also have to first be honest where you are in your own life In order to be open with the other person. It goes hand in hand like constancy and loyalty. Trust can't be built in a relationship if there is no consistency.
I have had to let go of budding friendships or relationships because there was nothing present to help me build trust. In some ways it does build trust for the person to know that you aren't going to really have their back or make them feel like the rug can be pulled under their feet at any moment. That's not the trust that you want to build in a relationship.
Have you been confusing consistency with constancy? Ask yourself are you being consistent in your relationships? Are you receiving consistency?


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Attendance is mandatory for the group work and general discussions. If the student is absent, he or she can to some extent compensate by handing in written answers concerning the cases that have been discussed.
The doctoral student writes an essay on a research ethical theme, in relation to all intended learning outcomes, preferably related to his or her own research. A small number of students get the opportunity to orally present an ethical reflection concerning their research in front of the whole group.
Selection will be based on 1) date for registration as a doctoral student (priority given to earlier registration date), 2) the relevance of the course syllabus for the applicant's doctoral project (according to written motivation).
This course contains mandatory elements on each course day, and the students are therefore expected to be present during each course day.


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Tom (Richard) was Dean of Southampton Business School before being appointed as the Chief Executive of the Institute of Commercial Management, a large professional examination board. Tom founded and is currently Chairman of the Business Management Education Centre which offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes around the world. He has over 50 publications in areas such as information technology, business analysis and education. Tom has a lifelong commitment to education and he believes that fairness, respect and compassion are important traits in his dealings with others.


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The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) expressed strong opposition to a draft of the national anthem law proposed by the Hong Kong government, saying it can restrict freedom of expression and does not conform with the Basic Law.
In its submission on the draft of the bill, the HKJA said the proposal does not clearly stipulate the legal responsibilities media outlets might have to assume when they publish acts that are considered insulting to the national anthem, the March of the Volunteers, the Hong Kong Economic Journal reports.
As such, the bill fails to offer media outlets the protection that they need to be immune to prosecution when carrying out their responsibilities, the HKJA said.
The law took effect on Oct. 1 in mainland China. The SAR government aims to finish the first reading of the bill in July before the summer recess begins.
If the draft is passed, media outlets would be unable to assess if their reports are breaking the law since there are no precedents on what constitutes insulting or derogating the national anthem.
In that case, some would most likely refrain from publishing related stories, which in turn will create a chilling effect that works against free expression, the HKJA said.
The association also criticized the draft for not complying with Article 39 of the Basic Law, which provides that "[t]he provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and international labour conventions as applied to Hong Kong shall remain in force and shall be implemented through the laws of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region".
On Nov. 4 last year, the National People's Congress Standing Committee passed a proposal to add the new law to Annex III of the Basic Law, which requires Hong Kong to legislate its version of the law and implement it.
The HKJA said some of the punishments listed in the draft are heavier than those implemented in the mainland.
According to the association, one who, in a public venue, deliberately alters the lyrics or the score of the national anthem, or performs or sings the national anthem in a distorted or derogatory manner, or insults the national anthem in any other manner can receive a warning or be detained for up to 15 days by public security departments.
But a person convicted for a similar violation in Hong Kong, as suggested by the bill, may face a fine of up to HK$50,000 and three years imprisonment.
To commemorate the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, people are dressing up as the famous dissident icon.


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GeekWire 200 September update: IPO revival points to future shakeups at the top
by Nat Levy on September 30, 2017 at 10:00 am October 2, 2017 at 11:43 am
Initial public offerings worldwide this year have already exceeded the total for all of 2016, but the Pacific Northwest's robust tech scene hasn't played much of a role.
Former GeekWire 200 top dog Redfin is the only company in Washington to go public this year, as it began trading in late July and has seen its stock rise by more than 15 percent. In 2016, three companies in Washington went public, including two tech companies: PhaseRX and GeekWire 200 alums Impinj, and Apptio.
Greg Beams, a partner in EY's Seattle office, told GeekWire this week he expects more Washington IPOs are coming down the pike.
"There are a number of private companies that have begun the confidential IPO filing process, with an expectation of going public either later this year or in early 2018," Beams said. "So while we can never predict exactly when any one Washington company will go public, we do expect to see more Washington companies completing their IPOs over the next six to twelve months."
Of the 369 companies CB Insights listed in December that had potential to go public in 2017, seven were based in Washington: Avalara, Rover, PayScale, Redfin, OfferUp, Avvo, and Inrix. Redfin is already gone, and the others all reside within the top 30 of the GeekWire 200.
Could one or more of these startups graduate from the list in the next few months, freeing up some space at the top of the list?
It was a static month at the upper reaches of the list, as not a single company in the top 20 moved up this week. Digital signature company DocuSign retained the top spot this month, followed by tax automation tech company Avalara, space exploration venture Blue Origin, work management technology company Smartsheet and software automation company Puppet.
Click for the full September update to the GeekWire 200 and continue reading for highlights and an explanation of the GeekWire 200 methodology.
Zipwhip CEO John Lauer.
Zipwhip, a Seattle startup that enables texting from business landline numbers, is knocking on the door of the top tier of the GeekWire 200. After landing a $22.5 million funding round earlier this month, Zipwhip rose five spots to number 37 on the list.
The fresh cash infusion came just 10 months after Zipwhip raised a $9 million Series B investment. Since then, the company has doubled its headcount to 180 employees and increased monthly recurring revenue by 60 percent.
Zipwhip's technology enables two-way texting between businesses and customers, working across the U.S. wireless carriers. Founded in 2007, the company originally targeted consumers with plans to offer text messaging through the cloud, rather than using cellular data. But it pivoted around 2013, taking a different approach by enabling hundreds of millions of business landlines to receive and send text messages. This allowed companies to text with their customers from landline phones, VoIP services, and toll-free numbers.
Developer bootcamp Coding Dojo has cracked the top half of the list, coming in at number 100, after moving up 14 places on the GeekWire 200. The Bellevue, Wash. coding school is in the midst of putting on 30 Amazon Alexa Skills Workshops for at least 1,500 developers by the end of the year.
Coding Dojo worked with Amazon to develop the curriculum for the workshops, which will be held at Coding Dojo's campuses in Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle, Silicon Valley and Washington D.C. Coding Dojo's website shows three workshops at its Seattle campus coming up Oct. 14, Nov. 16 and Dec. 14.
Students will learn how to build skills for Alexa, the voice-controlled assistant that powers Echo devices. They will also receive training on how to get their skills certified for publication in the Alexa Skills Store. Each workshop will last for four hours.
Here are some of the other climbers on the GeekWire 200 this month:
Stay Alfred, up 15 spots to number 110
Tagboard, up 10 spots to number 135
Moxi Works, up 10 spots to number 139
Flexe, up 12 spots to number 173
Just Biotherapeutics, up 11 spots to number 176
FlyHomes, up 12 spots to number 188
A trio of startups made their debut on the GeekWire 200 or returned to the list in September. They are: FanWide, Code Fellows and TableSafe.
The GeekWire 200 — sponsored by our partners at EY — is derived from our broader list of more than 900 Pacific Northwest tech startups. The list is designed to provide a better understanding of the startup landscape in the Northwest. The rankings are generated from publicly available data, including social media followings, approximate employee counts (via LinkedIn) and inbound web links.
To make sure your startup is eligible for inclusion in the GeekWire 200, first make sure it's included in the broader Startup List. If so, there's no need to submit it separately for the GeekWire 200. If your Pacific Northwest startup isn't among the companies on that larger list, you can submit it for inclusion here, and our algorithm will crunch the numbers to see if your company makes next month's GeekWire 200. (Please, no service providers, marketing agencies, etc.)
Thanks to everyone for checking out this month's ranking. And, just a reminder, if you value resources like these, be sure to check out our list and map of out-of-town tech companies with Seattle engineering outposts as well as our list of startup incubators, co-working spaces and accelerators in the region, and our GeekWork job board.
Nat Levy is a staff reporter at Geekwire covering a variety of technology topics, including Microsoft, Amazon, tech startups, and the intersection of technology with real estate, courts and government. Contact him at nat@geekwire.com and follow him on Twitter at @natjlevy.
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We get our hands on the final Japanese version of the Bouncer to see if Square's latest PS2 effort is a fighting game, a beat-'em-up, or an interactive movie.
The Bouncer, Square's highly anticipated PS2 effort, has finally reached Japanese shores. Since the game's announcement, press and fans alike have been curious to no end, and understandably so - Square's marketing strategy intentionally left the gaming community in the dark regarding most of the game's key aspects. Most suspected that the game was some kind of take on the classic beat-'em-up genre. All speculation was based on select gameplay sequences released by Square - sequences depicting, at their most candid, throngs of fighting bodies, punching, kicking, and slamming each other in tight spaces. Eventually, Square began allowing information to trickle, and now that we've got the final Japanese version, we're able to get a complete look at the game. The Bouncer is indeed some kind of gameplay-light beat-'em-up, albeit one heavily embellished by a huge amount of full-motion video. But in the end, The Bouncer is little more than a glorified and highly cinematic version of Final Fight using the dated Tobal animations.
The Bouncer tells the story of three unlikely heroes, all of whom are employed at a seedy bar called Fate. Volt, a solemn, hulking man, mysterious and wise; Sion, the young and scrappy hero with a tragic past; and Kou, the high-spirited, silver-tongued charmer with questionable motives. The trio - all of whom are playable - are eventually drawn into a series of dark affairs involving the mysterious Mikado corporation. After their mutual friend Dominique is spirited away by some of Mikado's more heavy-handed operatives, the trio sets off after them.
The import version of The Bouncer we've been playing with may as well be domestic - Square has added English language support, making the game wholly playable in English. All the menus are translated, as well as the in-game text and the voice work. Though the North American release (which is currently scheduled for March) may see some changes, we've reason to believe that what we're playing now is effectively identical to what'll hit stores, come two months.
If you've played any classic beat-'em-up, The Bouncer's formula will ring true. Cinematic pretensions aside, the game's execution is textbook to the bone, from the foe-littered gameplay sequences to the quintessential kidnapped girlfriend story hook.
At the heart of the game lies a version of DreamFactory's renowned Tobal fighting system. Admittedly, the system is much, much deeper than what you'd find in most beat-'em-ups. Each of the Dual Shock 2's four face buttons represents an attack type - high, middle, low, and jump. Each basic attack has two variations, which are based on how hard you press the corresponding button. If you tap the button lightly, you'll execute a swift strike that can often be used to start a combo. Press the button down hard, and you'll let loose a strong attack that'll leave your foes reeling. Blocking is simple undertaking - hitting the R1 key protects you from all frontal attacks, high and low, though you're still vulnerable to assaults from the flanks or rear.
Each character also has a set of special attacks at his disposal. Executed by means of the extra skill button in tandem with one of the basic attacks, The Bouncer's special attacks take a variety of forms ranging from slams and rushes to kicks and tumbles. The default place for the ES button is the L1 shoulder, so the special attacks are always readily accessible, provided you've paid for them. The special trinity rush attack is a bit more situational. To execute it, all three of fighters on your side have to occupy certain positions on the battlefield. Once in place, one of them will alert you. When this happens, hitting the R2 button will execute the powerful attack, which not only does a huge amount of damage to the enemy in question, but it also treats you to a ridiculous cutscene of the three characters unleashing the attack.
After defeating an enemy, your character will earn a certain number of bouncer points, or BP. Bouncer points are awarded to you depending on how well you pummeled your opponent. You can spend your BP on your character after the combat sequence closes, and you use the points to buy new special attacks, as well as to increase your character's basic stats. A decidedly light RPG element, to be sure, and one that carries on well after the game is completed - once you beat the story mode once, you'll be able to plow through it again with your juiced-up characters, which allows you to unlock more moves and such.
Graphically, the game is quite competent. The majority of the game's narrative sequences occur in real-time, and when they do shift to FMV, it's often difficult to tell. The character models are easily the presentation's most impressive element. Each is rendered using an obscene number of polygons, and the attention to detail is astounding. In and out of combat, the characters animate astoundingly - the most explosive attack is given its due, as is the subtlest facial expression. The primary colors that the main characters dress in contrast well against the often gritty industrial hues native to the stages they'll inhabit. The whole package never fails to impress, when seen in motion - which makes sense, as Square obviously focused on the game's visual and narrative presentation, as opposed to its actual gameplay systems.The Bouncer is extremely light on gameplay. In fact, skipping through every cinema will yield a play experience no longer than 45 minutes in length. While the game does feature a survival mode and a two- through four-player battle mode, the small diversion that is its primary mode ultimately seems a bit disappointing. Granted, the presentation is second to none, but in the end, do gamers want a pretty technological showpiece or a robust, feature-filled game?


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This fund was developed in 2008. Over the past 10 years, it has supported 57 projects, an investment of more than $350,000.


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I've just been turned onto the BBC Radio 4 site's Arts & Drama page, with tons of downloadable readings of both literature and drama. The plays range from Stoppard to emerging contemporary writers, all with crackerjack London casts and top rank directors.
A goldmine.
The fact there is no equivalent site in the US arts world is astounding, saddening, and yet not surprising. What further proof do you need of the value of The Word in the two cultures.
Of course, this is eminently do-able here. And probably pretty cheaply. It just takes someone who has the idea. And believes in it.
Posted by Garrett Eisler
I couldn't agree more about the magnificence of BBC Radio 4 drama, but let's acknowledge that the funding structure of the BBC--and the lack of anything comparable over here--is what makes this possible.
The BBC is funded by a license fee that every Brit who owns a television must pay every year--currently it's £131.50, about $250. The vast majority of that money goes to television, but it also funds all the BBC radio channels. Thanks to the "public service remit" of the BBC, there's a paternalistic commitment to providing "quality" product--drama and wonderful "speech radio" on Radio 4 and classical (and increasingly world and folk) music on Radio 3. As well as sports and talk radio on 5 Live, muzak on Radio 2, popular music on Radio 1, and lots and lots of local and digital channels.
Over here, there's no equivalent national broadcaster. Yes, the first word of NPR is "national," but the majority of funding comes from local stations. Almost all NPR output--as opposed to shows produced by local affiliates and made available for national distribution--is news.
Once again, drama--which works superbly on radio--doesn't get the bucks. (It's incredibly hard to get picked up by local NPR affiliates--most of them are happy with the schedule they currently offer, and radio listeners are very reluctant to have the schedule they're used to messed with and often kick up a fuss when there's even rumors of change. So, there's little incentive to create a radio drama show--and no money to fund new works--when the chances of the show being picked up are slim.)
It's not just listeners who lose out, either. The actor bios in British equivalents of Playbill always have long listings for their radio work.
Speaking of the knock-on effects of government subsidies to theater/drama, this story in the Stage's Newsblog is fascinating.
I'm wonder if for this sort of thing, the actor unions are a bit easier to work with in England.
Friday, January 05, 2007 12:17:00 PM
Hiya, this blog is really interesting - it's amazing how little money there is out there for people other than the BBC to produce audio drama - I run this company www.wirelesstheatrecompany.co.uk and we have to run on donations and good will alone - good fun though!
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Egypt: Wildcat strikes and protests continue
Strikes and protests by Egyptian workers in several industries have continued for several weeks. The strike movement began at several textile plants in December, before spreading along the belt of the Nile delta. At the time of writing, more than 50,000 workers in textile, cement and poultry production have been involved in the strike wave. Since 2003 there has been a sharp increase in
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Strikes and protests by Egyptian workers in several industries have continued for several weeks. The strike movement began at several textile plants in December, before spreading along the belt of the Nile delta. At the time of writing, more than 50,000 workers in textile, cement and poultry production have been involved in the strike wave.
Since 2003 there has been a sharp increase in industrial action in a country where strike action is illegal and trade unions function as little more than appendages of the state and security forces. Other sections of workers involved in sporadic strikes and protests over the past year include train drivers, hospital journalists, engineers, truckers and miners.
The immediate causes of the strikes are nonpayment of wages and bonuses, inflation and falling social benefits. These are a key aspect of the austerity measures being implemented by the government of President Hosni Mubarak. In addition, the price of state-subsidized fuel was increased by 30 percent last year, leading to a further impoverishment of the working class and rural poor.
All trade union activity is systematically monitored by the officially sanctioned General Federation of Trade Unions (GFTU). The federation is made up of 23 labour bodies that control more than 2,000 local committees. These regulate some 4.8 million workers, mostly employed in the public sector, in various industries including textile production and transportation. State employment accounts for around 10 percent of Egypt's workforce of more than 22 million. Most of GFTU's leaders are members of the ruling National Democratic Party.
A bitter five-day strike was mounted in December last year by 27,000 workers at the state-owned Al-Mahallah Spinning and Weaving Company. On January 30 this year, 4,200 workers at the Misr Shebin Al-Kom Spinning and Weaving Company on the Nile delta began strike action to demand seven months worth of unpaid bonuses. Within days of the strike beginning, a hundred of the workers began a hunger strike.
The Al-Kom Spinning and Weaving Company was founded as a state-owned company in 1962 and was recently sold off to an Indian firm, Indo Rama, for LE125 million on a 25-year lease. Under the deal, the company keeps 70 percent of profits, 18 percent goes to the Egyptian government and 12 percent is reserved for a workers' "profit share" scheme.
Indo Rama intends to step up productivity at the plant and many workers fear for their jobs. The company plans to reduce the number of workers per spinning machine from two or three to one. According to accounts published in the Daily Star newspaper, many employees at the plant already struggle through a working day without breaks. Workers are also being financially crippled by the cost of a monthly health scheme to which they must contribute 75 percent of the overall cost.
At the end of January, 11,700 workers from the Kafr Al-Dawwar Spinning and Weaving Company struck to protest the nonpayment of a 45-day bonus promised by Minister of Investment Mahmoud Mohieddin. Other demands included increased pay, improved healthcare, fair trade union elections and the sacking of the chairman of the company. The workers occupied the plant and were subjected to intimidation and violence by police squads during the strike.
On February 4, some began a hunger strike. They have also called for the impeachment of their trade union representatives and other "worker representatives" who sit on the board of the company.
Other strikes followed at two nearby textile plants in the same town—the Artificial Silk Factory and the El-Beda factory—involving some 9,000 workers. El-Beda offered the workers a 21-day bonus, but some remained on strike demanding a 45-day bonus.
Another strike was held at the Zefta Textile Company, an affiliate of the Delta Textile Company. On February 5, the strike ended after management at the firm agreed to pay a 45-day bonus within four days.
Unrest spread to the capital city, as 3,000 workers at the Cairo Poultry Company staged a two-day strike earlier this month to demand unpaid bonuses and to protest management's refusal to pay them work-related hazard compensation. This also prompted another strike in an agricultural sector and the fodder factory in the town of El-Saff, outside Cairo.
Economic liberalism
Since the early 1990s there has been a sustained attack on the social position of the working class and rural poor in Egypt. In 1991 the Mubarak government received a $372 million loan from the International Monetary Fund in return for implementing a raft of free-market policies, including cutting public spending, slashing its budget deficit, freeing oil and other prices from state control and deregulating its farming sector.
The government increased domestic energy prices and introduced a 10 percent sales tax to reduce its budget deficit. Over the next decade tens of thousands of jobs were lost in many state-owned industries. The Kafr el-Dawwar textile mill, for example, employed 28,000 workers in 1993 but just 11,700 today.
An article published in the Financial Times in May last year contrasted a growing economy and a huge increase in foreign investment with the dire and worsening plight facing the vast majority of the almost 79 million-strong population:
"The current account is well in the black, the surplus set to rise as conduits for exporting Egypt's abundant natural gas come on stream. Foreign investment, much of it from the oil-flush Gulf, is expected to touch $6 billion this year, triple the level of three years ago.
"But the view from Cairo's crowded streets is far darker. Speeding growth has yet to lift living standards for the masses, even as needed further reforms, such as cutting costly subsidies on such things as fuel, threaten a tighter squeeze. State schools, universities and hospitals that were once free have worsened; often, only private courses or fee-paying sections provide a decent service. For many, meat has become a luxury."
According to figures collated in 2005 by the United National Human Development Index, 43.9 percent of the Egyptian population lives on less than $2.00 a day while a further 3.1 live on less than $1.00 a day. There are approximately 1.5 million child workers.
A study by the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt in 2004 showed that the average wage of an Egyptian textile worker stood at $110 per month—just 19 percent of the comparable wage in Turkey, and 8 percent of that in Israel.
But another study by the same body pointed out that low wages alone were not sufficient for Egypt to position itself as a location for foreign investment. The report was concerned that "certain features of the Egyptian labour market need to be modified if economic reform and growth is to be attained." It called for the abolition or reform of job security provisions for employees and the end of wage-setting rules for public enterprise workers, adding that "a flexible labour market attracts investors."
Many of these measures were legislated in the 2003 "reform" of Egyptian labour law.
On December 26 last year, Mubarak announced that the government intended to carry out 34 changes to the constitution. Egypt, he said, "has not seen such a large number of proposed amendments since 1980." Stressing the importance of the amendments, he added that they "not only aim to rid Egypt of socialist principles launched in the 1960s, but also seek to create a more favourable atmosphere for foreign investments."
His speech was commended by the chairman of parliament's Economic Affairs Committee, Mustafa El-Said, who said, "Although the socialist policies of the 1960s were scrapped very early in the 1990s, they were not followed by a change in the constitution to reflect the government's official embrace of economic liberalism." He added it was time "to rid the constitution of these socialist foundations and make it more harmonious with the new market economy and liberal policies."
When the government speaks of "socialism" and "socialist measures," it refers to the national regulation and state nationalisation that laid the basis for the economic development of Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser—beginning most famously with the nationalisation of the Suez Canal in 1956. Nasser dressed up his pan-Arab nationalist programme in pseudo-socialist garb in an attempt to consolidate popular support for his regime, coupled with his building of a military and political alliance with the Stalinist regime in the Soviet Union as a counterweight to the US and other Western powers.
Last month the Ministry of Investment announced that 100 state-owned companies would be privatised this year. On February 18, the Investment Minister Mohieldin met with several international financial institutions, including Merrill Lynch. According to a press release by the ministry, among the items discussed were "trade liberalization," "attracting more direct foreign investments" and enabling the "Central Bank's independence in managing the monetary policy without the government intervention."
A rebellion against the trade union bureaucracy
The most prominent feature of the recent strikes and protests has been the open confrontation between the working class and the leadership of the GFTU and the General Union of Textile Workers (GUTW). The recent strikes have all been wildcat stoppages, met with outright hostility by the trade union heads.
According to a recent survey by the Land Centre for Human Rights, the first half of 2005 saw 109 worker protests, including strikes, sit-ins and public demonstrations. This represented a 30 percent increase from the first half of 2004. Some 265 protests were recorded by the organisation in 2004—the most since the LCHR began keeping track in 1997.
A February 20 article in the San Francisco Chronicle quoted Ragui Assaad, an Egyptian labour expert, stating, "Control over the unions has always been thought of as a national security issue. It's not about wages and collective bargaining, it's about making sure the state has control over an active, organized, movement that can make trouble."
The workers involved in the December strike at Al-Mahallah initially struck to demand the payment of promised bonuses, but this developed into the call for the impeachment of the leadership of their local GUTW leadership, such was its blatant collaboration with the company.
Following the strike a mass meeting was held in which the union leaders were confronted and denounced as workers called for the creation of a new trade union, independent of the state. The workers have since warned that they will strike again if the GUTW leaders are not removed.
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The first bearer of the name Steup appears documented in a not exact timed register about 1450 - 1480 of the free Vogtleute from the "Herrschaft zum Westerwald" (Authority of the Westerwald). He was named here as Stips Hentze, without mention of habitation and a livestock of 4 Coi (cow) und 1 Phart (horse).
Since this first appearance of the Steup family their life are centered during the next 300 years around the Westerwald, only a few persons are leaving. The virtual living environment is the parish Marienberg (dialect: "Owerkirschpel"). Here they are often mentioned as "Almosenpfleger", juryman or mayor.
Because of the increasing poverty at the Westerwald starts at the beginning of the 19th century a big emmigration move. Prefered destination are the Eastern States of the new founded USA. Not all emigrants keeped their birth names; some americanized themself and changed their name from Steup to Stipes or from Franz to Francis.
Also the the Industrial Revolution at the beginning of the 19th century with the change from a farming to a industrial society leave marks. Familymembers moving from the Westerwald to Industrial centers like the Ruhrgebiet.
Other relatives are moving in the opposite direction until they arrived Indonesia, the former netherlands dependency of Batavia. Also in Budapest or in Vienna we can find marks of the family.
In a Database are the known members of the family listed and those who are related by marriage. Because protection of privacy the data of the living familymembers and the access to the picture libary is only after registration (registration actually unrealised - lot of work <-> no time) allowed.


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From The Priest to Irul, here are 5 offerings that you can watch with your loved ones this festive season
South Indian films you can watch with your loved ones
The festive season is here and people are celebrating New Year in different locations all around the country. With holiday hovering around this week and a strict curfew due to the pandemic, we are left sitting at home and binge-watching content. So, if you're looking for something to watch, here are the curated 5 recently-released movies that we have specially handpicked for you so that you could sit and enjoy with your loved ones.
Yuvarathnaa
This Kannada action-drama film is directed by Santhosh Ananddram starring Puneeth Rajkumar, Prakash Raj, Sayyeshaa and Sonu Gowda. The movie showcases a story of a reputed college, R K University which is on verge of closing due to the privatization of education system and politics. It's a fascinating watch that sees the college principal aka Prakash Raj, along with one of his loyal students, aka Puneeth Rajkumar's character Arjun find themselves as pawns in dirty political maze only to come up on top.
The Priest
The Priest is a Malayalam language supernatural horror mystery film which is sure to send you chills down the spine. Directed by Jofin T. Chacko, the movie that stars Mammootty, Manju Warrier and Nikhila Vimal, has received much praise and positive reviews from the film fraternity and critics for its storyline, on point acting and unimaginable thriller suspense. The story is about a Priest who is known for his problem-solving skills but every case that he takes up is like a Pandora's box that brings forth an unresolved mystery
Irul (Netflix)
This Netflix original Malayalam film is a mystery crime thriller that sees Naseef Yusuf Izuddin make his directorial debut. Starring Fahadh Faasil, Soubin Shahir and Darshana Rajendran, the film showcases the discussion among the protagonists about a book named Irul (meaning – darkness). The book features a real-life story of a serial killer. Who amongst the trio is the serial killer is what makes Irul such a fascinating watch.
Teddy (Disney+Hotstar)
If you are looking for a fictional action-drama thriller film, then look no further. Teddy is a Tamil thriller directed by Shakti Soundar Rajan that stars Arya, Sathish and Sayyeshaa Saigal. Teddy is the first Tamil film to use an Indian animation company to design a special animated character. The movie has it all, be it intense drama, powerpacked actions scenes to on-point dialogue delivery and not to forget a teddy bear.
Mandela (Netflix)
Mandela is a Tamil comedy-drama political satire film which is written and directed by Madonne Ashwin. Starring Yogi Babu and Sheela Rajkumar, this film is titled after Nelson Mandela. The film is set in a village where panchayat election is taking place and where a barber's vote will determine the fate of the two rival political parties.
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package com.stegg_inc.search.autocomplete;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;

import org.apache.solr.client.solrj.SolrServer;
import org.apache.solr.client.solrj.SolrServerException;
import org.apache.solr.client.solrj.impl.CloudSolrServer;
import org.apache.solr.client.solrj.impl.HttpSolrServer;
import org.vertx.java.core.Handler;
import org.vertx.java.core.http.HttpServer;
import org.vertx.java.core.http.HttpServerRequest;
import org.vertx.java.core.json.JsonObject;
import org.vertx.java.platform.Verticle;
import org.vertx.java.core.logging.Logger;
import org.vertx.java.core.logging.impl.LoggerFactory;

public class AutocompleteServer extends Verticle {

	HttpServer server;
	Logger log;

	HttpSolrServer solrHttp;
	CloudSolrServer solrCloud;
	SolrServer solr;

	// Config params
	String conf_zkhosts;
	String conf_collection;
	String conf_solrserver;
	int conf_contimeout;
	int conf_sotimeout;

	String conf_listenHost = "127.0.0.1";
	int conf_listenPort = 8081;

	JsonObject appConfig;

	private void init() {

		log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(AutocompleteServer.class);

		try {
			appConfig = container.config();

			conf_zkhosts = (String)appConfig.getValue("zkHosts");
			conf_collection = (String)appConfig.getValue("defaultCollection");
			conf_solrserver = (String)appConfig.getValue("solrServer");
			conf_contimeout = (int)appConfig.getValue("connectionTimeout");
			conf_sotimeout = (int)appConfig.getValue("socketTimeout");

			if (!((String)appConfig.getValue("listenHost")).isEmpty())
			{
				conf_listenHost = (String)appConfig.getValue("listenHost");
			}
			if((Integer)appConfig.getValue("listenPort") != null)
			{
				conf_listenPort = (int)appConfig.getValue("listenPort");
			}

			if (conf_zkhosts != null) {
				solrCloud = new CloudSolrServer(conf_zkhosts);
				solrCloud.setDefaultCollection(conf_collection);
				solrCloud.getLbServer().setConnectionTimeout(conf_contimeout);
				solrCloud.getLbServer().setSoTimeout(conf_sotimeout);
			} else if (conf_solrserver != null) {
				solrHttp = new HttpSolrServer(conf_solrserver);
				solrHttp.setBaseURL(conf_solrserver + "/" + conf_collection);
				solrHttp.setConnectionTimeout(conf_contimeout);
				solrHttp.setSoTimeout(conf_sotimeout);
			} else {
				throw new Exception(
						"Parameters not set correctly in config.json");
			}

		} catch (IOException ex) {
			log.error(ex.getMessage());
		} catch (Exception ex) {
			log.error(ex.getMessage());
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void start() {
		// Initialize properties
		init();

		server = vertx.createHttpServer();

		log.info("Starting autocomplete server on " + conf_listenHost + ":" + conf_listenPort);

		server.requestHandler(new Handler<HttpServerRequest>() {
			public void handle(final HttpServerRequest request) {
				request.exceptionHandler(new Handler<Throwable>() {
		            public void handle(Throwable t) {
		            	request.response().end("");
		            	log.error("Request failed");
		            	log.error(request.toString());
		            }
		        });
				request.response().putHeader("content-type", "text/plain");

				try {
					String query = request.params().get("query");
					String collection = request.params().get("collection");
					if(collection == null) {
						collection = conf_collection;
						if(collection == null) {
							//throw MalformedURLException
						}
					}

					if(solrHttp != null)
					{
						solrHttp.setBaseURL(conf_solrserver + "/" + collection);
						solr = solrHttp;
					}
					else if (solrCloud != null)
					{
						solrCloud.setDefaultCollection(collection);
						log.info("Default collection: " + solrCloud.getDefaultCollection());
						solr = solrCloud;
					}

					AutocompleteQuery aq = new AutocompleteQuery(query, solr);

					String suggestions = aq.getSuggestions().toString();

					request.response().putHeader("Content-Length", Integer.toString(suggestions.length()));
					request.response().putHeader("Content-Type", "text/plain; charset=utf-8");
					request.response().write(suggestions);

				} catch (MalformedURLException e) {
					log.error(e.getMessage());
				} catch (SolrServerException e) {

					log.error(e.getMessage());
				}

				request.response().end();
				request.response().close();
			}
		}).listen(conf_listenPort, conf_listenHost);
	}

	/**
	 *
	 */
	@Override
	public void stop() {
		server.close();
	}
}

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