along with a male friend Abhishek Singh (aged 21) at Ulubari, Guwahati on December 20 will have to endure a torturous wait to learn the truth behind the mysterious deaths after Guwahati Police informed that the postmortem reports would be available not before the first week of January 2110.
A student of Bishop Cotton Women College, Bangalore, Tsuknungla and her male friend Abhishek were found dead outside the residence of Abhishek's cousin JR Singh (Jairaj Singh) at Ulubari, Guwahati on Sunday evening.
As per rules, postmortem reports should be handed over within 48 hours of the examination. The postmortem was conducted at GMC, Guwahati on Monday morning.
The deceased Naga girl was returning home for Christmas from Bangalore and reached Guwahati on Sunday morning at around 6:30 am along with her friend Chubala, whose father was waiting for them at the station. Reportedly as planned Tsuknungla was picked up from the railway station by JR Singh, cousin of Abhishek along with a girl companion.
According to family members, Abhishek, who also studies in Bangalore, was a friend of the deceased. Abhishek had to travel to Guwahati in another train as he could not get a ticket on the same train. It was reported that Abhishek had asked his cousin to pick up Tsuknungla and take her to his residence as his train would reach only later.
Around 6:30 pm in the evening, the dead bodies of the victims were found by residents of the building at IPCA, 5th By-lane, Borthakur Mill road where the cousin resides.
JR Singh reportedly told police that the two might have committed suicide by jumping off from the terrace of the 3-storied building. He also told police he was not at home during the time of the incident. However, suicide has reportedly been ruled out by Police and evidences point to foul play.
For one, sources said there were visible signs on the neck and finger marks on her arms suspected to have been caused by deep pressure. The right shin bone was found broken and there was a straight incision on the back of the head. Surprisingly, there were no reports of any internal injuries.
Reliable sources visiting the site of the accident stated that no signs of impact of the bodies hitting the ground could be detected. Sources also claimed that there was no blood found splattered at the site of the incident despite the boy suffering a head injury.
Abhishek's cousin is under suspicion and is kept under watch by Police.
Trial landing of chopper on the helipad constructed at the scenic Dzükou valley was successful. Sources said the chopper landed twice on the helipad on Monday. The helipad is set on a hilltop about some 20-minute walking distance above the Dzükou valley.
The project was initiated through the chief minister's office and implemented by the department of tourism, government of Nagaland. It is a part of the state government's initiative to promote tourism in the state.
Commissioner and secretary for tourism, art and culture, K. K. Sema said the helipad was basically constructed for tourism purposes and to ensure that facilities were provided to the aged, people with physical challenges or tourists on short visits. He said the chopper service to Dzükou valley would not be on daily service as it would disrupt the peace of the valley but added it would be used only as and when required.
However, a section of the public feels otherwise. Besides, obvious reasons that the construction had cost destruction to ecology and that trekking to the valley would be less adventurous, they were of the view that the construction was "destruction of God's perfect natural architect." They felt tourism should not be promoted at the cost of destruction of a tourist spot.
NTIMES 21Dec: The NTIMES free sms is trying to send free sms to all the northeastern people in India but we cant find the Mizoram state news website.
If any one knows then, kindly update the Mizoram online news website. All the northeastern states have their own online news website but we dont find Mizoram state news website. However Mizoram has the highest Mizo language dailies in northeastern states.
Kohima, Dec. 19: The Naga peace process is poised to receive a boost with National Socialist Council of Nagalim's general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah tentatively scheduled to visit New Delhi by mid-January to discuss the government's proposals to hammer out a solution.
Disclosing this today, kilonser (minister) in charge of the "ministry of information and publicity", Vikiye Sumi cautioned that the visit would depend on the situation between now and then and the outcome of ongoing meetings between top NSCN (I-M) leaders and Indian officials in New Delhi. He did not divulge any details but added that the NSCN (I-M) would not accept any conditions.
The emissary to the collective leadership of the NSCN (I-M), V.S. Atem, is at present in New Delhi, meeting Indian leaders on the Centre's proposals and doing the groundwork for Muivah's visit.
Sources said the outcome of the meetings with the central leaders would be communicated to Muivah who is reportedly somewhere in Europe.
Harping on the Centre's sincerity, the NSCN (I-M) leader said a lot would depend on Delhi's "commitment and pragmatic approach to hammer out an honourable and acceptable solution" to the imbroglio.
He added that Swu might not come even if Muivah did, but did not elaborate.
Sources, however, said according to the agreement between the Centre and the NSCN (I-M), talks are to be held at the prime ministerial level and Muivah is the ato kilonser (prime minister) of the Government of People's Republic of Nagalim (GPRN) while Swu is its president.
Sumi said even if they were to visit New Delhi first, all security aspects had to be worked out by the GPRN and the Centre. "Security is also another problem for the leaders," the outfit's spokesman said.
Though the Centre has prepared proposals for the Isak-Muivah faction, the Khaplang faction of the NSCN and the Naga National Council have jointly rejected any conditional proposal to hammer out a solution to the Naga issue.
Naga organisations and political parties have, however, urged the NSCN (I-M) and the Centre for an honourable and acceptable solution to the Naga imbroglio.
The Congress said as the Centre had shown its sincerity to resolve the Naga problem, the Nagas must take full advantage of the situation and come to a conclusion on a pending problem.
Nagaland PCC president K.V. Pusa said internal differences within Naga society should be sorted out so that joint talks could be held with the Centre.
Home minister Imkong L. Imchen said a "logical conclusion" to the Naga political problem should be a New Year's gift to the Naga people.
"I hope that with the dawn of the New Year many things will unfold for the Naga people, specially when the government of India is sincerely determined to bring and offer a meaningful and honourable solution to the Naga political issue which Naga people cannot afford to ignore," he said.
The Naga organisations have also urged the state government to defer elections to the municipal councils and town councils slated for February in view of the proposed meeting between the Centre and the NSCN (I-M).
Saturday, December 18, 2009 Is Jesus God?
Have you ever met a man with such personal magnetism that he is always the center of attention? Possibly his personality or intelligence—but something about him is enigmatic. Well, that's the way it was two thousand years ago with Jesus Christ. But it wasn't merely Jesus' personality that captivated his followers. Those who witnessed his words and life tell us that even though he was human, he was remarkably different from all other men. Eyewitnesses tell us that Jesus was a man who grew physically, ate, slept, felt pain, and eventually died. They report he walked on water, calmed storms, healed the blind and lame, and raised the dead. And they tell us that Jesus appeared alive to them after his death on the cross. Jesus' greatness was obvious to all those who saw and heard him. But, whereas most great people simply fade into history books, Jesus of Nazareth is still the focus of numerous books and media controversy. And much of that controversy revolves around the radical claims Jesus made about himself.
May 2008: At a time when the socio-political scenario is passing through a very critical period, the role of the press become all the more important when the print media is carried away by the situation and went overboard in its reporting it could upset the whole fabric of journalism with damaging blow to the factual picture of the issue in question. NSCN comes under pressure when the Calcutta based 'The Telegraph' 22nd May provoked unwarranted and undesirable flare-up of tension affecting the image of certain tribal group in Manipur. The Telegraph reported that it was Poumai people who have formed the already dainted UNPC quoting Brig. Phungthing Shimrang, Convenor, Ceasefire Monitoring Cell. Unbecoming of the press obligation to issue corrigendum for the publication of fabricated statement, the paper never went beyond giving verbal word that it will be rectified. According to Brig, Shimrang such statement was never said by him to the Telegraph reporter.
"Sensationalizing the UNPC issued is highly regretted"- Shimrang. Strongly reacting to the Kohima based reporter Shimrang said "This is not the time to create such confusion". He blamed the reporter for going overboard, charging him that he will be held responsible for messing up the issue. In upholding the national principle NSCN holds each tribe equally responsible and no tribe is undermined in this aspect under any situation. Brig Shimrang has been playing a facilitating role to be bring better understanding among the different communities that constitute Naga family. In this context NSCN appeal to the press to be cautions while reporting on sensitive issue, and never put words into somebody's mouth to magnify news. This is not a good practice among the press.
Kohima, May 21,2008: The NSCN (I-M) today put up a brave front in the face of recent bickering in its ranks, saying the outfit was strong enough to thwart any threat posed to the "Naga cause".It said the clamour for unification raised by the outfit's former leader Azheto Chopy, who broke away from the parent body in November, was only to confuse the Naga people and sabotage the ongoing peace process with the Centre.
In its first reactions to the formation of another splinter group, the United Naga People's Council (UNPC), the convenor of the NSCN (I-M)'s ceasefire monitoring cell, Phungthing Shimrang, said the members of the "so called new outfit" were actually from the group formed by Chophy. "There has been no defection from the NSCN. Some members of Chophy's group are again claiming to have formed a new group just to confuse the people and sabotage the ongoing peace process with the Centre," Shimrang said.
Chophy, along with other breakaway members of the NSCN (I-M), had recently formed the NSCN (Unification). The group had since cosied up to NSCN (Khaplang).
The NSCN (Isak-Muivah), the NSCN (Khaplang) and the NSCN (Unification) have been a waging a bloody battle of attrition — the recent one costing 14 of their own men and two civilians.
Amid the bitter factional war, some members of the NSCN (I-M) claimed to have formed another group by splitting from the parent organisation.
The leaders of the nascent outfit claimed that they defected from the NSCN (I-M) as they were disenchanted with its policies.
The NSCN (I-M) was creating a division between the hill and the valley people in Manipur, the members of the UNPC alleged at a news conference in Senapati district.
The UNPC said it would root out the NSCN (I-M) from Manipur, protect and preserve the state's territorial integrity and forge unity with the people of valley and hills to restore Manipur's sovereignty.
Shimrang said the UNPC had been formed by a "major" who had earlier defected from the NSCN (I-M) along with Chophy. The members of this new outfit are from the Poumai Naga tribe, who Shimrang said had been misled by some vested interests to undermine the Naga political issue by confusing the innocent Nagas.


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Covering music and the arts for LiveAbout since 2005
Contributing writer to the Wisconsin Gazette and other regional Milwaukee and Wisconsin publications
Bill Lamb is a music and arts writer with decades of experience covering the worlds of pop, rock, and entertainment. He got his start by writing about the history of dance and disco music in 1999. Bill enjoys sharing his passion for and insight into the music world, and he takes pride in pointing his readers to major hits (like Adele's "Rolling In the Deep") long before U.S. pop radio discovers them.
Prior to becoming a music writer, Bill developed the music collection for a large public library. He currently contributes to the Wisconsin Gazette and other local and regional publications.
Bill holds a Master's in Library Science degree from Indiana University.
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Sportspeople: Speaking Up vs Sticking to Their Lanes
15 Sep 2020 In Blog By Sajda Mughal
Why it is important that athletes like Marcus Rashford and Lewis Hamilton be taken seriously when they speak up on important societal issues
Whenever an athlete, and indeed a celebrity in general, makes a public statement about current affairs, there is normally one side that repeats the idea that sportspeople should stick to sport, because that is their job and their job only, or that politics should be kept out of the arts and sports. It is not a coincidence that the people who are most offended by celebrities taking prominent stances on issues disagree most. As discrimination and minority empowerment comes to the fore, it is important that we do not dismiss a person's experience solely because of their opinion. Athletes are people too. Sports is simply a specific example of an occupation where someone from a BAMER or marginalised background may face discrimination. If an athlete's fame draws more attention to important issues, that can only be an advantage.
For example, Lewis Hamilton is the first ever, and currently only, black Formula One (F1) driver. He has recently spoken out on Black Lives Matter, and the need to deal with racism and a lack of diversity in Formula One after the murder of George Floyd. Those connected with F1 stayed silent, out of hesitation and discomfort at voicing an opinion, until Hamilton called them out for remaining silent on social media. This discussion has extended to his racing team changing the car's 2020 livery to black, and F1 management launching inclusivity initiatives. Despite generally being an apolitical sport, drivers even "took the knee" at the first race of the season. Whilst these changes alone support letting athletes voice their opinions, there is also an important flip side to sportspeople remaining silent: it is a privilege to have no concerns of which to speak. It is a type of privilege to be uncomfortable with speaking out about racism from not having faced significant discrimination. It is a type of privilege to not struggle with recalling personal experiences of racism when reports of crimes like the murder of George Floyd happen, as Lewis Hamilton did. It is also a form of microaggression to dismiss anyone's concerns or stories about racism, such as the former top F1 official Bernie Ecclestone being "surprised that [racism] concerns [Hamilton] even".
In the US, the only black driver in NASCAR, Bubba Wallace, found a noose in his racing garage after he got the Confederate flag banned from NASCAR events. Someone tried to threaten Wallace with a symbol of lynching from when African Americans were brutally murdered for no reason. The US President responded to reports of this event by publishing a tweet suggesting this was a hoax. In light of these extreme, racist, and dismissive responses to a black athlete simply seeking to remove racist symbols, we should stand strong against those trying cling onto their versions of the past. If athletes are brave enough to try to effect change, we can only listen to what they have to say.
England and Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford made headlines in June for raising money to get meals to those who need it, and then persuading the government to reverse its original course of action, and maintaining the provision of free meals for children from poorer families. Telling his personal experience of not being to afford enough food, and leveraging his now privileged status to effect change gives a human side to seemingly complex policies, and brings awareness to an important issue that can easily get lost in the news. It is a form of privilege to have no concrete opinion on free school meals from not having been hungry as a result of insufficient funds. It is a form of privilege to be in a position to be able to silence or brush aside others' concerns. Everyone has the right to tell their story, regardless whether it results in concrete change.
Athletes have the same rights and the same freedom to voice their opinions as any non-athlete. With the popularity of social media and viral news, they have a unique position to draw our attention to pressing concerns, and the struggles of minority communities. It is no coincidence that the examples given here are from athletes from minority backgrounds. It often seems like more of an outlier when a BAMER celebrity speaks out on policy issues, but they should speak out the most to draw attention to their stories, and highlight the stories of marginalised and BAMER communities. Even as normal citizens, we should voice our concerns on behalf of our communities. We, at JAN Trust, understand this importance, and work to encourage and empower marginalised and BAMER individuals. We campaign on vital issues for these communities like online extremism and FGM.


Following on from the books on Mental Health and Disability, the second pair of books in the Inclusive Church Resource Series have been published.
These next 2 books in the series will be on Poverty and Sexuality.
Each book has an introduction, theological reflection, stories from lived experience and a practical resource section.
The book on Poverty has an introduction by IC trustee Savi Hensman with a theology of poverty by Susan Durber, theological advisor for Christian Aid.
The book on Sexuality has an introduction by IC trustee Simon Sarmiento, and a theological section by Susannah Cornwall, Advanced research fellow at the University of Exeter.
"This is a perceptive and powerful commentary on a debate which should have been concluded years ago."
If you live locally and would like to join us for thee launch events - please let us know. Please be aware these are a free events, but with limited availability.
The final pair of books will be published in March 2015: Ethnicity by Michael Jagessar and Gender by Rosemary Lain Priestley.
These are ideal books for clergy, lay leaders, parish ministry teams, PCC members. They could be the basis of material for home group study.
Each church should have a set and encourage members to read them. Every registered church should have these for sale on their bookstall! This is something that Inclusive Church members and supporters should be proud about, celebrating and promoting!


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Q: How to record a video from video in app I am playing a video clip on a UIView in iPad screen. In half of the screen video is playing. In other half I am doing some text animation and playing sound also.
I need to record all these (video + Text animation + audio). As all this is on same view.
I can record screen by UIScreenCapture view classes using AVAsset writer.
But it Doesn't record video playing on screen.i have played video on AVPlayer and MPMovie player controller both but AV asset writter doesn't record video from screen.
Please help.

A: About Caputring Screen i find some nice Tutorial i think it will help you.
First Tutorial Capturing Whole Screen Video and Second one guide you how to add Sound with ScreenCaputring.
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Tall Ships inspire Sunderland students onto the stage
Jun 25, 2018 | Arts and Culture
Stories of Sunderland's past, present and future will dock on stage as part of this year's Tall Ships celebrations.
Five Performing Arts students from the University of Sunderland have created a new play for the stage called Mackems Through Time which focuses on stories which have helped to shape Wearside's rich cultural, social and industrial heritage.
The city has been handpicked as the start port for the 2018 Tall Ships Races, with the University's St Peter's Campus expected to be a key viewing point for many visitors, it's also the location of the students' exciting new 30-minute production.
Taking place over three days (July 11,12, 13,) Mackems Through Time is a celebration of the city, inspired by voices across the area throughout history, from the folklore surrounding the Lambton Worm, the heydays of shipbuilding on the Wear to working on the production line at Nissan.
The students, who graduate this summer, have spent several months researching content for the performance outside of their own academic studies, which will be used to enhance their own CVs.
Adelle Hulsmeier, Senior Lecturer in Drama and Performing Arts, explained: "As part of our drama club, and aligning ourselves to the Tall Ships, the students came up with the idea that they would be inspired by voices from around the area throughout history, looking at lots of different stories in terms of what is the best about the city, and where the regeneration is coming from, what has put us on the map.
"It's not chronological, however, as the play focuses on the discovery of a book of Sunderland, and we have a narrator at each point while the students physically project and react to what the story is around them. We are trying to appeal to a diverse audience of children as well as adults. Some of the stories, have significance for the older generation, whereas others are just entertaining within themselves."
She added: "The students have all done this on a voluntary basis and put so much effort into their rehearsals, we hope the audience will enjoy it as part of the Tall Ships celebrations."
Each performance will last 30 minutes, at 2pm in the afternoon on July 11, 12 and 13.
Four of the students are in the final year of their degree, while the fifth is a part-time Year 2 student.
Rebecca Ball, Creative Director Sunderland Culture, said: "It is fantastic that students from the University of Sunderland will be performing as part of Tall Ships. The Tall Ships is a brilliant platform to showcase the huge amount of creative talent in the city. Mackems Through Time will tell Sunderland's story to visitors from across the North East and beyond."
Find out more about the performers here.
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"Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays." This quote from the 1999 movie "Office Space" has been said over and over again in everyday life. For many, Mondays are a very real ailment, but there are ways to turn this around and make Mondays just as great as the other four weekdays.
The first thing you can do in order to make the beginning of the week better is by preparing yourself at the end of the week. Meaning you should use Fridays to start preparing for Mondays. Try to get the most dreadful work done on Friday that way you won't have to worry about it on Monday. However, if this is not possible, try to do that work first thing Monday morning. Next, unplug for the weekend. If you can help it, keep your work at work and use personal time for what you actually want to do.
Additionally, try to go to sleep early and wake up a little earlier. This advice goes for any day, but especially Sundays. Getting up earlier allows for a little leisure time in the morning as opposed to rushing to get ready and immediately speeding off to the office. Finally, be positive! Mondays may be hard, but if you tackle them with a smile on your face and an appreciation of your work, you can automatically improve the day.
What are other ways to avoid the Monday blues?


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Q: What does it mean for CUDA to have parallel kernels? I'm reading an article about CUDA and it says "A CUDA program is a serial program with parallel kernels". My questions are:

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*What does it mean for it to be a serial program? I know that serial is the opposite of parallel, but what does that mean in terms of CUDA's code being run on different processors, different cores, etc? I know the point of CUDA is that it facilitates parallel programming, so I'm interested to know which part of it is serial.

*What does it mean to have multiple kernels? I've always understood the kernel to be a part of the operating system, and I think CUDA is just software that runs within the operating system, right? How does CUDA have multiple kernels and how does it use them to achieve parallelism?

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*A CUDA kernel is written from the standpoint of a single thread.  It answers the question "what will each thread do?"  A CUDA kernel gives a single definition for what every thread will do.  From the standpoint of a single thread, it appears to be a serial program.  However it becomes parallel at launch time, when many threads execute the same code, "in parallel".

*I think you're misinterpreting.  CUDA has "parallel kernels" means that each kernel in CUDA has the opportunity to express (according to how it is written, and the specifics of CUDA concepts such as built-in variables)  and manifest (at launch time, across many threads of execution) parallelism.  It does not mean that CUDA inherently requires multiple kernels to express parallelism.  A single CUDA kernel launch is inherently parallel.
You may wish to read the CUDA programming guide.


The first major fortifications to be built by settlers in New France to protect Quebec City from an invasion have been discovered in the heart of the old city.
Archeologists in Quebec City have discovered the first fortifications built in 1693 to protect New France from a major attack, in what is considered the first reinforced palisade of its kind of that era.
The discovery was made by an archeological firm, Ruralys, that was overseeing renovation work on a building on Sainte-Ursule street, after a worker found a small piece of wood sticking out of the black sand.
"We knew we had to [be cautious] because usually we don't find wood that deep in the soil," said archeologist Jean-Yves Pintal, who was knee deep in the mud on the day the site was found.
The team carefully dug deeper and found the wooden structure was nearly 20 metres in length — the first tangible proof of the rempart palissadé de Beaucours, that is featured in history books as the predecessor to the stone fortifications that still surround the old city to this day.
"It's the first time that a reinforced palisade of that kind is found," Pintal said Tuesday at a news conference organized by the Ministry of Culture and attended by Premier François Legault, as well as Quebec City Mayor Régis Labeaume.
Pintal said it took 500 people to build the wooden structure that stood nearly four metres high, anchored in a trench and filled with sand.
The wood, which normally would have disintegrated over the centuries, was preserved due to the humid environment of clay and water in which it was buried.
The rempart de Beaucours replaced a temporary structure built in 1690, a simple wooden wall protecting the 2,000 to 3,000 residents from arrows and land attacks.
That palisade was in place during the Battle of Quebec and the six-day siege of the city in October 1690.
A coalition of countries, led by the British, tried to take over the colony and demanded that Governor-General Louis de Buade de Frontenac surrender, to which he famously said "my only reply will be from the mouth of my cannons."
"It's because Frontenac said that that this palisade was built," said Pintal.
While the French maintained their ground during the siege, historian Réjean Lemoine said they knew they would not always be so lucky.
"After the attack of 1690, they thought 'We have a good geographical position, but strategically, we need to protect ourselves'," said Lemoine.
Josué Dubois Berthelot de Beaucours, a French military engineer, drew out the plans for the wooden fortifications built in 1693-94, designed to protect the colony from heavy artillery and cannon balls.
Decades later, under the growing threat of a British invasion, the French troops built the existing stone fortifications in 1745, a few dozen metres back from Beaucours' palisade.
Teams are now working to extract the artifacts as quickly as possible before temperatures plummet and jeopardize the site.
Several pieces of wood have already been dug out and carefully brought indoors, where they will be dried out over a two-year period.
A large central beam will likely have to be hauled out with a crane, said Pintal.
Labeaume, present for the announcement, said the discovery "reinforces our status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site."
"Historically it's huge," said Labeaume.
Legault said he was impressed to see the structure with his own eyes.
"It confirms that our ancestors worked very hard, in very difficult conditions," he said. "It's something important, that reminds us we've been here for 400 years."
Julia Page is a radio and online journalist with CBC News, based in Quebec City.


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"Criterion vi [To] be directly or tangibly associated with events or living traditions, with ideas, or with beliefs, with artistic and literary works of outstanding universal significance. (The Committee considers that this criterion should preferably be used in conjunction with other criteria)."
Theme: 2.2.2.2 - Specific considerations related to criterion (vi)
Report of the Rapporteur, World Heritage Committee, Third Session, 1979
J. Note 11 (iii) "In order to preserve its symbolic status as a monument to all the victims, Auschwitz should, it seems, remain in isolation. In other words, we recommend that it should stand alone among cultural properties as bearing witness to the depth of horror and of suffering, and the height of heroism, and that all other sites of the same nature be symbolized through it".
Conclusions. "Sites representing the positive and negative sides of human history will only be invested with real force if we make the most remarkable into unique symbols, each one standing for the whole series of similar events".
Source: CC-79/CONF.003/11 Principles and criteria for inclusion of properties on World Heritage List
Decision of the World Heritage Committee CONF 003 XII.46
31. "The Committee decided to enter Auschwitz concentration camp on the List as a unique site and to restrict the inscription of other sites of a similar nature."
Decision: 3 COM XII.46
(iv) "The authenticity of a cultural property remains an essential criterion."
The World Heritage Committee encourages the use of traditional materials and skills in restoration works and interventions (based on Case law on decisions on the State of Conservation).
See for examples Decisions: 34 COM 7B.53 38 COM 7B.52 40 COM 7B.41 41 COM 7B.46 43 COM 7A.33 43 COM 7B.76
The World Heritage Committee recommends paying particular attention to the conservation of authenticity and to inaccurate reconstructions and the risk of over-interpretation, with regard to restoration and development works, including architectural restorations and of technical historical reconstructions (based on Case law on decisions on Nominations).
"The delineation of boundaries is an essential requirement in the establishment of effective protection of nominated properties. Boundaries should be drawn to incorporate all the attributes that convey the Outstanding Universal Value and to ensure the integrity and/or authenticity of the property."
Theme: 2.2.6.1 - Boundaries
"For properties nominated under criteria (i) - (vi), boundaries should be drawn to include all those areas and attributes which are a direct tangible expression of the Outstanding Universal Value of the property, as well as those areas which in the light of future research possibilities offer potential to contribute to and enhance such understanding."
"For properties nominated under criteria (vii) - (x), boundaries should reflect the spatial requirements of habitats, species, processes or phenomena that provide the basis for their inscription on the World Heritage List. The boundaries should include sufficient areas immediately adjacent to the area of Outstanding Universal Value in order to protect the property's heritage values from direct effect of human encroachments and impacts of resource use outside of the nominated area."
"The boundaries of the nominated property may coincide with one or more existing or proposed protected areas, such as national parks or nature reserves, biosphere reserves or protected cultural or historic districts or other areas and territories. While such established areas for protection may contain several management zones, only some of those zones may satisfy requirements for inscription."
Decision of the World Heritage Committee 35 COM 8B.46
7. "[The World Heritage Committee] considers that modifications to boundaries of World Heritage properties that are related to mining activities should be considered through the procedure for significant modifications of boundaries, in accordance with paragraph 165 of the Operational Guidelines, given the potential impact of such projects on Outstanding Universal Value."
Decision: 35 COM 8B.46


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Q: Checking the number of brackets and spelling out an error if is uneven number of '(' and ')' brackets I am trying to count the number of brackets in an input math expression. if there are not right brackets than left brackets, program should prompt users to tell them an error:
"Unexpected right parenthesis between _ and _"

for example:
expression = ( ( 1 + 2 ) ) ) )
output: Unexpected right parenthesis between ( ( 1 + 2 ) ) and ) )

Question: how do I get to the index between ( ( 1 + 2 ) ) and ) ) to print out my desired output?
Below is the code that I have now. I appreciate anyone who can help me with this. Thank you.
tokenList = []
countLeft = 0
countRight = 0
mark1 = []
mark2 = []

expression = input("Enter an expression: ")
for i in expression.split(" "):
    tokenList.append(i)

for i in range(len(tokenList)):
    if tokenList[i] == '(':
        countLeft += 1

    if tokenList[i] == ')':
        countRight += 1

if countLeft < countRight:
    for i in range(len(tokenList)):
        if tokenList[i] == '(': # this is to store the index  of '('
            mark1.append(i)

    for i in range(len(tokenList)):
        if tokenList[i] == ')': # this is to store the index of ')'
            mark2.append(i)

while (' and ')' in tokenList:
    tokenList.pop(mark1[-1])
    mark1.pop(-1)
    mark2.pop(0)

print("Unexpected right parenthesis between _ and _")
if countRight < countLeft:
    print(f"There is {countLeft - countRight} unclosed left parenthesis in {expression}")

A: You can iterate through the string and find the first point where the brackets become unmatched. One way to do this is just to add 1 to some total if you find a ( and subtract 1 if you find a ). If this number ever goes < 0 then you have a mismatch (and if it is > 0 at the end of the string). So something like
def find_mismatched_brackets(expression):
    out = "Unexpected right parenthesis between {} and {}"
    stack = 0
    for i, j in enumerate(expression):
        stack += 1 if j == '(' else -1 if j == ')' else 0
        if stack < 0:
            return out.format(expression[:i], expression[i:])

find_mismatched_brackets('( ( 1 + 2 ) ) ) )')

will print
'Unexpected right parenthesis between ( ( 1 + 2 ) )  and ) )'

A: This is a perfect candidate for stacks. If you loop over all the characters in the string and every time you encounter a "(" you push it to your stack and every time you find a ")" you pop a "(" from your stack.
In the end you will end up with an empty stack, if everything is correct. Or you find a closing bracket when your stack is empty. That is when you know you have an unbalanced expression.
Something like this:
expr = "(( a + b ))))"
stack = []

for idx, char in enumerate(expr):
  if(char == '('):
    stack.append(char)

  if(char == ')'):
    if(len(stack) == 0):
      print('Unexpected right parenthesis between {0} and {1} '.format(expr[:idx], expr[idx:]))
      break
    else:
      stack.pop()


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DC Universe: Post-Race Reactions, Chapter 3: Duty of Care
by Farmer Sackett and Doc Quantum
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Pensacola, Florida, December 31, 1988:
Ben looked up as a young couple roared up in their matching Yamahas. They let the big machines idle noisily as Willie and Lorraine took off their helmets, and Willie shook out his long hair. Finally, the motorcycles were shut off, and the sound of kids yelling in the backyard while playing in the sprinkler returned.
"Are we late?" Lorraine called out, stepping off from her bike.
"Steaks were just put on the grill, and the weather couldn't have been nicer for New Year's Eve," Ben called back. "Beer?"
"Sure!" Willie exclaimed eagerly.
A deep growl grew closer as Willie unscrewed the cap from his sweating bottle, then saluted as Dave rolled in on his Harley. Coming to a stop, Dave gunned his engine loudly, his head cocked to one side. Idling down, he removed his helmet and ran his fingers through his shaggy black beard. Looking concerned, he gunned the engine again, listening attentively.
"Hey, guys, does this sound right to you?" he called out, revving the engine again.
"I thought maybe you're running a bit rich, myself," Willie replied. Dave and Ben shared a look; Willie made a much better accountant than a motorcycle mechanic.
Opening a bottle for Dave, Ben handed him the beer and listened as the computer engineer revved his engine once more.
"I don't know… doesn't sound quite right," he said, agreeing with Dave. "Try it again."
"Ben! The neighbors!" Debbie screamed out over the howl of the motorcycle, moving closer to her husband and friends. She waved frantically, trying to attract their attention toward the old man making a beeline toward them determinedly.
Dave shut off the cycle, and the group finally heard the old man's reedy voice. "Villains! You won't take over this neighborhood! I won't allow it! No drugs — no drugs! I protect these people!" His thin, white hair was in disarray, food stained the front of his shirt, and his fly was undone. Yet there was pride in his step, determination despite the slight unsteadiness on his feet. His eyes were clear and strong, and his shoulders square; despite his somewhat-frail appearance, there was still something intimidating about him.
"We're sorry, sir," Ben started to say. "We're new to the neighborhood. I'm Ben–"
"I don't care who you are. I've seen your sort before," the old man stated. "I want you out of here. I won't have trouble."
"We're having a New Year's Eve dinner, an open house for our friends," Debbie told him. "You're Mr. Dunbar, aren't you? Won't you join us? Can we get you something to drink? Please?"
The old man's eyes widened in astonishment as he spotted a Gunderson/Schuster in '88 button pinned to the woman's denim jacket. "Never! Drink with the enemy? I'm here to put you in jail!"
Dave snickered, while Willie rolled his eyes. Lorraine hit Dave with the palm of her hand to keep him quiet.
Just then, their son Randy came around the corner of the house, crying. "Mo-o-o-om! Carrie splashed water–"
"Did not!" said Carrie, who was following him.
"What have you done?!" the old man shrieked, staring at the youngsters in their bathing suits. "Perverts! Get back, kids — I'll save you!" The old man lurched forward, bumping into the parked Yamaha and tipping it over. Dave tried to catch it before it hit the cement, and didn't quite succeed.
"You idiot!" Willie cried, throwing his hands over his head in shock.
"Hold on there, old-timer — that's my son," Ben said sternly, grabbing the old man by the biceps to keep him away from the child, as well as to keep him from falling on the bike he'd just knocked over.
"Unhand me! Let me go!" the old man squealed. "Get back, boy — get back!"
Randy just stared, his young eyes wide, then turned and ran away, far down the block. Carrie ran after him. The old man shrugged out of Ben's grip with surprising ease.
"Damn you!" he howled, the veins in his neck bulging.
The last thing Ben saw was the old man swinging his arms wide, then knocking his fists together as hard as he could. As the identical rings on each of his ring fingers made contact, there was a flash of light and a wave of heat, and then he, his wife, and their three friends, along with the old man, were disintegrated in a huge, fiery blast that broke windows three blocks away and knocked the house from its foundation.
January 1, 1989:
Dr. Charles McNider sat alone in a dark room at the Dunbar estate. Though it was after midnight, and there were no lights on, he was sitting in the easy chair he'd sat in so many times before during his frequent visits over the last couple of years, sifting through old magazine articles and newspaper clippings. Time and time again, he read tales about Tex Thomas and Danny Dunbar, alias TNT and Dan the Dyna-Mite, Danny's time in the Young All-Stars, and finally his short-lived career as Dyna-Man before he hung up his costume and rings for good to go into a life of public service.
Daniel Dunbar had become a well-respected U.S. ambassador like his father before him by the time he helped found the All-Star Party in 1986 along with Senator Neptune Perkins, recruiting Jay Garrick to run for president. (*) But Danny had to bow out a few months later after receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer's. It must've broken his heart to see the All-Stars lose to the Humanist Party on Election Day earlier this month. Not only had his dreams of political reform come to nothing, but a third party worse than the Republicans and the Democrats combined had taken the White House.
[(*) Editor's note: See DC Universe: The Race, Book 1, Chapter 1: The All-Star Party.]
Hearing the front door open, Charles McNider turned his head and saw a noble figure standing there, his wings folded back. McNider, alias Doctor Mid-Night, had always envied the way Hawkman could just walk into the room and dominate it with his presence. Only Superman could do any better.
"Hello, Carter."
"Doc," Carter Hall said, glancing around the room. "What are you still doing here?"
"Did you talk to Doctor Fate?"
"Yeah. He said that Danny was wearing both the rings. Apparently, a couple had just moved in and were having a barbecue for New Year's Eve. A couple of the guests arrived on motorcycles. In his… confusion, Danny assumed they were Hell's Angels, or something even worse."
McNider sighed. "Yes, he'd been experiencing a lot of paranoia over the past year, which only intensified after the election. I should've seen something like this coming."
"Well, according to the information Fate uncovered in his seance, when two of the little kids came around the corner of the house in bathing suits, Danny thought he'd uncovered an Illuminati child molestation ring! Things quickly got out of hand."
"Apparently, negative energy had been building in Danny over the past few decades, since he hadn't used the rings to dispel it for so long," explained Hawkman. "A combination of his confusion, his age, the adrenaline of the moment, even watching that pirate broadcast on TV just after the election — all allowed a volcano to erupt from within. Danny never knew that was going to happen, of course. He just thought he'd mop the floor with those bikers as Dyna-Man, just like he used to, before calling the police to arrest them. He didn't intend for anyone to get hurt."
"Has anyone told Jay yet?" asked McNider.
"Not yet," said Hawkman. "He'll find out soon enough — the media is about to have a field day with this supposed 'murder-suicide' story, given Danny's connection with the All-Star Party — but knowing Jay, he's likely to burden himself with this senseless death, as if he or any of us could have done anything about it." Carter repeated his question. "Why are you still here, Doc?"
McNider was about to reply, something about locking up the place, then sighed without saying a word. He knew what Hawkman was asking; they'd battled too long together, for nearly half a century, to play silly games.
"This is all my fault."
"Is that right?" Hawkman glided through the dark house without leaving the floor. McNider wondered how he was able to keep from knocking everything over with those huge wings of his. "How do you figure that?"
"I was his doctor, dammit." The words were harsh, but delivered without heat. "I've been thinking a lot about my duty of care. I knew Danny was losing the last of his faculties, and I'd been delaying for months putting him into a home, since he'd insisted he was better off at his Florida estate with his nurse. He'd begun wandering around the neighborhood on a regular basis, telling her he was going out 'on patrol'. But he was always within walking distance of his home, and he always returned. It's no wonder poor Jennifer wasn't too concerned about his absence today." Softly, he added in a sorrowful whisper, "If only he hadn't gone downhill so fast."
"Ahhh," Hawkman said in acknowledgement. "I didn't know you were an expert in negative-energy-powered super-heroes. Besides, I'm sure this would have been all so much better had it happened in a retirement village."
"No, it wouldn't have been." Changing the subject, McNider asked, "Do you remember them… during the war?"
"TNT and Dyna-Mite? Vaguely. There were just a handful of full-roster meetings of the All-Star Squadron in its first year, and the two of them hardly made much of an impression compared with, say, Batman and Robin, or Sandman and the Golden Boy. But they fought the good fight. They were good men."
"I took care of Danny for a while, before his parents returned from overseas, tutoring him a bit after Tex's untimely death. (*) He was a bright kid, very sensitive. The pedestal he put Tex on wasn't any shorter than the one Dick gave Batman." McNider glanced over at Hawkman. "That's why Danny was able to retire later on, you know. While Batman impressed upon Dick a lifelong mission, a war on crime, TNT had merely offered Danny a life of adventure."
[(*) Editor's note: See Operation Liberty: Times Past, 1942: Homefront.]
The two men were quiet for a moment, thinking about that.
"You know, Danny was just sixty years old at the time of his death," said McNider. "Just barely out of his fifties, and still a spring chicken compared with us, though you'd never have guessed it if you didn't already know our true ages. Danny had really aged quite a bit over the last couple of years, and could've passed for seventy, or even eighty, by the end. Do you realize that Danny was ten to fifteen years younger than most of us during the war? Yet, when he died, he was physically twenty to thirty years older than either of us right now?"
Hawkman grunted. "Since my first confrontation with Anton Hastor, and discovering who I really am, my sense of time and history has always been a bit skewed. But, yes, I see what you mean."
"This is going to happen more and more." McNider waved his hand before Hawkman could deny it. "No, no, not the explosion, and the… deaths, but this kind of thing. Look at Will Everett, who died from cancer a few years ago, or Chuck Grayson, who just had a triple bypass. (*) Not everyone is fortunate enough to luck into perpetual youth like us, or get a miraculous rejuvenation treatment like Wesley or Jonathan, or merely skip through time like Sylvester and the other Seven Soldiers did." (*)
[(*) Editor's note: See All-Star Squadron: The World on Fire Again, Chapter 1: All-Star Reunion, The Sandman: Season of Mists, The Suicide Squad: Path of the Immortal, Chapter 2: Don't Look at the Fnords, and "The Unknown Soldier of Victory," Justice League of America #100 (August, 1972).]
"Amazing-Man's surviving family and the former Robotman are being taken care of," Carter Hall interrupted. "Dick and Helena have made sure of that."
"But we still failed Vance Corlin," said McNider.
"You mean that old creep who tried to force Kara to marry him?" said Hawkman. (*) "Wasn't he sent to jail?"
[(*) Editor's note: World's Finest: Power Girl and the Huntress: Survivor.]
"Yes, and he did receive some help while incarcerated, but not until many years after it would've really done him some good," replied McNider. "Not many people remember him now, but he'd been an active adventurer back in the mid-1930s until he retired in mid-1941. Even led his own team of adventurers during that time. This was actually a few years before he first met Superman in the early '50s when he was at the height of his powers. (*) And with the potential Superman-like power he had at his fingertips, his mental illness could've resulted in something much more disastrous than trying to force a Kryptonian woman to marry him."
[(*) Editor's note: Although a version of this story takes place on Earth-Two, the original story takes place on Earth-One, as seen in "The Artificial Superman," World's Finest Comics #57 (March-April, 1952).]
"Where is Corlin now?"
"He was released from Belle Reve after a few months of therapy, during which time he lost all vestiges of his artificial super-powers," said McNider. "Last I heard, he was a bit more lucid and spending his remaining years in a monastery, and by all reports he finds it quite comfortable."
"Then he won't be a danger to anybody," said Hawkman.
"What do you mean, Doc?" Hawkman's said, his voice becoming steely. "We're taking care of our old comrades, both for their own sake and society's. What more do you want — an official old super-heroes home? Should we take dues and provide a retirement plan?"
"I don't know, dammit!" Now there was passion in McNider's voice. "But Danny died… and took others with him! I can't help but also be reminded of Albert Elwood." (*)
[(*) Editor's note: See Justice Society of America: Black Sunset.]
"Now, now, Doc. Elwood was a maniac who was never really one of us to begin with, and killed people deliberately, unlike Danny, whose heart was always in the right place, and had never intended to kill anyone with those rings. But yes, Danny slipped by us," Hawkman said, ceding the point. "We'll have to be more vigilant. Still, that's not your real problem, is it?"
McNider said nothing.
"You're feeling guilty, Charles, because you should be as old as Danny right now… older. Yet you're about as powerful, and as vital, as you were back in the war. You watched Danny, and so many others, grow old and die, and you didn't."
"Yes." There was silence for a few moment before McNider continued. "Why, Carter? Karkull's energy expenditure over you and the other JSAers at the time, and my own accident with the cryotuber a few years later I can understand, however improbable those incidents may have been. (*) But everything that's occurred since the Crisis? It boggles the mind how some of us have gotten a second — or third or fourth — lease on life, while others aren't so lucky."
[(*) Editor's note: See "The Justice Society Adventure the World's Not Ready to Learn About Yet," All-Star Squadron Annual #3 (1984) and The Brave and the Bold: Doctor Mid-Nite and the Guardian: Times Past, 1947: Shedding Some Light.]
"I don't know, Charles. I don't know why we get third and fourth chances, while others don't."
"I'm also reminded of Terry Sloane," said McNider. "It's been nearly ten years now, so I don't think he'd mind me telling you this, but poor Terry had been quietly suffering in the months leading up to his death. Although he'd never had any kind of rejuvenation treatment like the rest of us, he still kept in top physical shape through athleticism. But he was unable to do anything to save his mind."
Hawkman nodded. "I suspected as much, from the last few times I saw him. I noticed that he was starting to forget things, to repeat himself, though he covered well, trying to pretend that nothing was wrong. He also seemed angry under the surface, as if he was mad at his mind for betraying him. He almost seemed to be a different person during our visit with the JLA on Earth-One just before he was killed. (*) I wasn't the only one to notice that, either."
[(*) Editor's note: See "The Murderer Among Us: Crisis Above Earth-One," Justice League of America #171 (October, 1979).]
"Terry's brilliant mind was everything to him, but when he started showing the effects of dementia, it was the hardest thing for the man with a thousand talents to deal with," said McNider. "Sure, his wealth would have provided him with the best care, but there's still no cure for it. I hate to say this, but if Terry had not been murdered as he was, he would have survived only to lose everything that had made him who he was — his talents, his skills. Even his family would have become unrecognizable to him in time."
"We've all faced certain death I don't know how many times. But what's the alternative? You ready to hang up the cape? Join a monastery in Tibet? Contemplate your navel? Hum yama-lama-lama-lama twenty hours a day?"
"No." The answer came quickly.
"Neither am I. C'mon, Doc. In almost fifty years of crime-fighting, you know we don't win 'em all. All we can do is try harder. And let's face it — nobody can beat our experience."
McNider could see Carter's wry smile in the darkness, and felt himself returning it. He had tried — he knew he had — to give Danny the respect and dignity that a hero deserved in his old age. He'd know better next time.
"I'm done here," Doctor Mid-Night announced, getting out of the chair with a surge. "Share a cab with me to the airport?"
Hawkman almost declined, preferring to fly under his own power, then thought about old Dyna-Mite. "Sure, you bet," he agreed.
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on December 18, 2012 by 5earths.


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Poems are the thoughts and expressions of a person in a lively manner. To some extent, these are the wishful thoughts of a person. Any desire or a wish is expressed in the best way in the form of a beautiful poem. The wishlist of a person ki endless and there is every wish in his wishlist. Even if his desires are not fulfilled, but a person is satisfied a bit after writing wishful poems about love. So these poems are best expressions of a poet's desires and wishes.
Poems about love are expressive of the love of the poet for someone. A poet explains his feelings of love and care for someone in the form of his beautiful idealistic poems. These feelings of love can be for someone special in his life. It is said that love makes a person a poet. The poet expresses his wishes and desires for someone special in these Poems about love. The poet opens up his heart and makes a spell of his love in the form of the words of the poem. He wants to show the feelings of love and madness for the special person of his life.


text:
Myoglobin-induced oxidative damage: evidence for radical transfer from oxidized myoglobin to other proteins and antioxidants
Myoglobin-induced oxidative damage : evidence for radical transfer from oxidized myoglobin to other proteins and antioxidants. / Irwin, J A; Ostdal, H; Davies, Michael Jonathan.
In: Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Vol. 362, No. 1, 01.02.1999, p. 94-104.
Irwin, JA, Ostdal, H & Davies, MJ 1999, 'Myoglobin-induced oxidative damage: evidence for radical transfer from oxidized myoglobin to other proteins and antioxidants', Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, vol. 362, no. 1, pp. 94-104. https://doi.org/10.1006/abbi.1998.0987
Irwin, J. A., Ostdal, H., & Davies, M. J. (1999). Myoglobin-induced oxidative damage: evidence for radical transfer from oxidized myoglobin to other proteins and antioxidants. Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 362(1), 94-104. https://doi.org/10.1006/abbi.1998.0987
Irwin JA, Ostdal H, Davies MJ. Myoglobin-induced oxidative damage: evidence for radical transfer from oxidized myoglobin to other proteins and antioxidants. Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics. 1999 Feb 1;362(1):94-104. https://doi.org/10.1006/abbi.1998.0987
Irwin, J A ; Ostdal, H ; Davies, Michael Jonathan. / Myoglobin-induced oxidative damage : evidence for radical transfer from oxidized myoglobin to other proteins and antioxidants. In: Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics. 1999 ; Vol. 362, No. 1. pp. 94-104.
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Please go to Voltaire Network to read the entire article.
A few thoughts on American news media sources: These are not "journalists", they are sometimes lawyers and psychologists trained in human psychology and trained in how to manipulate large group organizational behavior. This is psychological warfare at its worst. If you depend on CNN, Fox News (Fox News is an intelligence operation straight into the White House), or any of the other major news networks for your news, your mind will be toast.
The following psychological operations CNN news article was designed to appeal to the sympathy of many male Americans who unfortunately plug into CNN for their news. From the very first paragraph, the article is written in such a way as to appeal to emotions and not actual facts. If you are not already in an emotional state or if you haven't already made up your mind, the illogical suppositions in this article can be seen. When men read this article, they might experience a subconscious emotional flip that in many cases they really can't control since it is part of their biology. In many cases, because of deep beliefs they hold, they will become angered if you challenge their views and beliefs if they aren't consistent with what they are being programmed with through CNN.
Now take a look at this article from the Jerusalem Post. Juan Guaido has now claimed he is "working to restore ties with Israel." In the Venezuelan election in 2013, Henrique Capriles who is an Ashkenazi Jew, lost to President Nicolás Maduro, so it is not surprising that Jews living in Venezuela have accepted the opposition self-appointed president Juan Guaido. Israel's Benjamin Netenyahu has recognized Juan Guaido as the president of Venezuela despite an illegal grab for power.
And in a really slick move by Guaido, he then attempted linking their "struggle in Venezuela against a dictatorship" to the Jews' political struggle after the holocaust. There have been many different reasons stated as to why, but Israel and Venezuela presently do not have official diplomatic relations. Juan Guaido is not in control of Venezuela and he is already attempting to establish relations with Israel. As it turns out, the "Random Guy™ Juan" was apparently recruited by the US 10 years ago, if we are to give any credit to Russia's envoy in Venezuela.
In the above article by Thierry Meyssan, he mentions that this coming war won't just be on Venezuela but the entire Caribbean Basin, and that includes Haiti. The following news just appeared at Mint Press News on how riots have erupted in Haiti against the continuous US plundering of Haiti and its wealth. What we are seeing in Venezuela are gathering storm clouds and it isn't likely this war against Venezuela can be stopped. It will likely expand into the entire Caribbean Basin if started.


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For the second week in a row, our "early preview" of the weekend included a pretty wet outlook. But also, for the second week in a row, the forecast continues to improve as the weekend approaches. As this post's headline suggests, it is going to rain for the 7th consecutive weekend. But it will not rain everywhere in the state. And it certainly will not be a washout.
For the 6th morning in a row, we're enjoying a truly comfortable start to the day with low humidity and temperatures generally in the 50s. That's actually a bit cooler than I expected, which makes me think high humidity will be mostly quashed for one more day. Your Friday is certainly going to be summerlike, with most high temperatures in the lower 80s. Thermometers could climb as high as 85 in SW NJ. It will be cooler along the coast, thanks to the sea breeze, closer to 70 degrees. Barrier islands will be the coolest spot in the state.
While the morning hours look mostly sunny, clouds will increase quite a bit by Friday afternoon. Dew points will jump into the 60s too, making it feel more humid. (Although, again, not really "muggy" or "oppressive".) Furthermore, models suggest a shower or thunderstorm will be possible between about 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. If something pops up (and that's a big "if"), it will be isolated.
Clouds and some patchy fog are expected for Friday night. Thanks to increased humidity, it will not be as cool or as comfortable as the last six nights in a row. Overnight low temps will only dip into the lower to mid 60s.
The weekend forecast still looks unsettled and complicated, thanks to a stalled front. We'll see hit-or-miss thunderstorms on Saturday. The highest chance for storms, by far, will be in South Jersey — Camden, Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland, Atlantic, and Cape May counties. A few showers and thunderstorms are possible around the Burlington, Ocean, Monmouth, and Mercer county area. Further north? I wouldn't be surprised if we stay dry all day Saturday.
Saturday's Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center.
Any storm that does form will be capable of producing locally heavy downpours and gusty winds. The Storm Prediction Center has put the southern half of the state in a Marginal Risk of severe weather on Saturday.
In previous forecasts, I had suggested a band of heavy, steady rain — in the form of an MCS (Mesoscale Convective System) — would pass through New Jersey Saturday night. That solution has now completely disappeared from all forecast models, a function of how delicate and volatile this stalled front setup is. No complaints about a drier weekend forecast, at all!
Sunday looks like the cooler, drier day of the weekend. (I am notably throwing the NAM model forecast out the window, as it paints an unreasonably wet picture for Sunday afternoon. That's contrary to every other forecast scenario out there right now.) We'll keep a stray shower chance in the forecast, and skies will remain mostly cloudy to overcast for the second half of the weekend. High temperatures will be limited to the lower to mid 70s.
It looks like another batch of rain will push into southern New Jersey on Monday, before a stretch of drier, hotter weather takes over by midweek. We could see have a couple of 90-degree days coming down the pipeline around the Wednesday-Thursday time frame.


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Man wrote his own name in graffiti on Cork/Waterford bus
Now at Cork District Court he has pleaded guilty to causing criminal damage to the Bus Eireann property
Dane Ring wrote his name on the back seat of the Cork/Waterford bus on an unspecified date.
Liam Heylin
A 31-year-old man whose graffiti on the back seat of a bus included his own name avoided jail after he brought €350 to court to pay Bus Eireann for the clean-up of the damage.
Now at Cork District Court he has pleaded guilty to causing criminal damage to the Bus Eireann property.
"He brought €350 to court for this mindless act of stupidity," Ring's solicitor Diarmuid Kelleher said.
"He is doing well for the first time in a long time. He presents better now than than in a long time. He had been taking one form of drug or another since the age of 13.
"This escalated to Diamorphine — heroin. He is working hard to eliminate that from his life. He is on methadone and he is working to get into St Francis Farm.
"He is on a culinary course and he is hoping to finish that. It is a step in the right direction but he has a long way to go. He deals with a counsellor from Coolmine when he is at home in Youghal. And he is giving clean urine samples," Mr Kelleher said.
Judge Marian O'Leary took the evidence in mitigation into consideration as she finalised the matter. Inspector Mark Keating told the judge of Dane Ring's previous convictions.
The judge imposed a sentence of two months on Ring of Gort Aoibhinn, Youghal, County Cork, but suspended it on condition that he would keep the peace for the next two years.
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City Manager and Worcester Clerks Association Reach Three-Year Deal to Save Jobs
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For Immediate Release: 6/17/2011 1:16 pm
Worcester, MA (June 17, 2011) - The City Manager and the Worcester Clerks Association reached a memorandum of agreement on a three-year term spanning FY2011, FY2012 and FY2013 earlier this week. The agreement reflects both parties' collective desire to preserve eight (8) union member jobs and their valued services to our community. The settlement embodies these goals through a balance of fair wages and employee health benefit changes to allow the City to adapt to these difficult economic times.
The highlights of the memorandum of agreement are as follows:
Zero-Percent Base Wage Increases for FY2011.
GIC-like Health Care Plans, Effective July 1, 2011 (FY2012).
A $300 Base Wage Increase, Effective July 1, 2011 (FY2012).
Conversion to the General Salary Schedule Effective June 30, 2012.
Two-Percent Base Wage Increase for FY2013, effective July 1, 2012.
1% Base Wage Increase, effective January 1, 2013.
"Union President James O'Leary and the Executive Board of the Worcester Clerks Association must be commended for their efforts here," said City Manager O'Brien. "They are solid, tough negotiators on behalf of their members, but what I found even more refreshing was that they were able to do so while concurrently exhibiting thoughtfulness, understanding and respect.
"They set a tremendous, positive tone with how they handled themselves, reversing the unnecessary contentious and adversarial posturing of their previous representation. I am grateful and I am very pleased we were able to reach this agreement, preserving jobs and services," he added.
The memorandum of agreement was ratified overwhelmingly by a vote of the membership on June 16, 2011. All City Unions have now agreed to fair and balanced wages and benefits, inclusive of the GIC-like employee health care plans, through collective bargaining contracts that span through June 30, 2013.
"The Worcester Clerks Association members are the lifeblood of our line administrative functions in City government. I hold them all in high regard. We can now collectively focus on the work at hand, serving the citizens of Worcester."
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41. Tony Jaggers wrote at 13/12/2007 - 08:0 hours (CET)
after a 10 day wait the Cd I ordered finally turned up.....bloody brilliant...Saw you and Jim on enough rope the other night...heres hoping its a smooth road for you from now on....I do a radio show "Mojos and jellyrolls and will be featuring ya CD next week...will send you the link when I post the playlist.....
Gonna check ya Myspace
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42. Deidre wrote at 12/12/2007 - 10:0 hours (CET)
Hi John, I saw you and Jim on enough rope the other night and felt I just had to let you know how proud it made me to see you tell your story about the alcoholism and panic disorders etc. without feeling any shame about your past. Hope you remember the days in the late 70's hanging at the Lifesaver and that little 3 room flat that you and Jim had in Hollywood Ave which has long since been torn down. I was so sad to hear about the hard times you had battling your drinking problem but am really glad to see you come out on top. I remember you being admitted to St Vincents after a big night back then and coming to see you in hospital thinking you were OK. How naive was I? After the Lifesaver closed and Jim became a big star it was almost impossible to keep in touch with you guys but these kind of TV shows give us a link into your lives and a lot of us watch with interest.We're all in the 50 plus age bracket now and thinking back I'm sure we thought we were invincible back then but sometimes I think we were just lucky, but they were still the best days of my life. Hope you continue to do well,
Love Deidre
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43. Tricia wrote at 11/12/2007 - 12:0 hours (CET)
Hi John, I too watched you and Jimmy on enough rope. I was also from Elizabeth, the memories came flooding back. Apparantly you used to drink with my dad at the soccer club.
When you and Jimmy had a singalong it reminded me of Dad coming home with his mates all bevied up, they used to go around the room one after the other and sing.
Homepage: not entered Email: tricia.murray[AT]cdu.edu.au
44. Johanna wrote at 10/12/2007 - 13:0 hours (CET)
Hi John, Just watch you and Jim on Andrew Denton. Seeing the back of the house in Elizabeth brought back some memories for me too.I lived a few doors down. Great to see you looking so well.
Best wishes to you
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45. sascha klave wrote at 10/12/2007 - 12:0 hours (CET)
Hi John...long time no speak!
Just caught you and Jim on Enough Rope.
Really enjoyed the interview, great to see you looking so well.
Hope to catch up with you somewhere along the way.
All the best to you and Virginia.
Sascha X
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46. ray wade wrote at 01/12/2007 - 00:0 hours (CET)
Goodaye John,Just a quick note to thank you for a fantastic gig at a day on the green.Its been a long time since we rock'n'rolled i go way back to Bombay rock in Melb but you did'nt dissapoint us. I said to my wife that i was looking foward to seeing you as much Jimmy. After the show you she agreed that you were great , and we'll be back again
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47. Dale wrote at 25/11/2007 - 00:0 hours (CET)
Hey John
You were brilliant yesterday at "live on the green" Great gig, great tracks. Thanks!!
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48. Mark Ireland wrote at 20/11/2007 - 22:0 hours (CET)
Greetings from a rainy London.
Firstly scrolling through the messages, it seems there are a lot of people who you have touched very personally with your character and your music. There are few people in this world who ever get to achieve that. I hope you are very proud.
I am a fan of yours from Australia, and many years ago at a couple of gigs in Sydney and Canberra you invited me on stage to share a few songs; these were very memorable nights. As a young guy, 'Lady' was always my favourite song and I knew every note. I have a recording of a session that you did on the Gold Coast with Jim, Diesel, the Noisework's boys, Sherine Abeyratne and Mark Seymour; which is a prized possession and your version of 'Lady' is a favourite.
Anyway these days I am in London and I try to make it home as often as I can. I always try to fit in as many gigs as possible of which ever Australian bands may be touring. This music is close to my soul and can bring comfort and identity in a busy and sometimes cold world.
Which brings me to my question…do you know how I obtain copies of your early albums or a CD of Days Gone By? Or even a copy of some of the older clips on the site. Some of these I have wanted since my teens. Are they available for sale anywhere?
My thanks and congratulations
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49. Jo St Clair wrote at 14/11/2007 - 06:0 hours (CET)
It was just fantastic to have you, Darryl Cotton and Russell Morris play at my 50th last Friday. We all had the best time, and everyone who was there enjoyed the show so much. The music was just sensational. We will look out for more of your gigs and come along and dance the night away!! Jo and Ivan
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50. Jeff Ridler wrote at 01/11/2007 - 02:0 hours (CET)
Hey John, Just wanna thank you for a great website and your generosity at listing your albums. I remember playing pool with you and KB at Van Goghs Earlobe East Bne in 1995 at a Party Boys gig, can't wait to see you live again. Headin down to Ballina to see KB and Mal Eastick this weekend for the SRV/Hendrix show. Take care and keep on rocking John.
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Teresa M. Norton, 53, died February 2, 2019 as a result of an auto accident.
Teresa was born July 29, 1965 in Dansville, NY a daughter of Paul Dieter of NH, and Sandra Demmer of Batavia. Teresa loved crafts of all kinds and really enjoyed making beautiful wreaths to give to family members. Teresa was an extremely hard worker that was dedicated to her family and could start a conversation with anyone.
She was predeceased by her son, Thomas M. Norton.
Teresa is survived by her husband, Roger; son, David (Jillian Goodenough) Robb; daughter, Kimberly (Corey VanAmeron) Albanese; grandchildren, Allen VanAmeron, Samuel Goodenough and 1 on the way, Elsie Clara Anne VanAmeron; father, Paul Dieter; mother, Sandra Demmer; sister, Angela (Bruce) Wright; brothers, Paul (Sherry) Dieter; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.
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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) will come out with a new price regime for mobile number portability (MNP) in April, TRAI Chairman R.S. Sharma said on Monday. "The whole process of MNP has undergone a change. We are carrying out consultation about what should be the charges of the MNP service provider. The consultation process is currently on. It was about to come to an end but some stakeholders have sought time and we have given time till April 1," Sharma told IANS in an interview.
"So, I think we will be coming out with a new price regime for the changed policy on the MNP, hopefully by mid-April, when we would be able to give the recommendations", Sharma said. The new price regime comes in the wake of a recent High Court ruling striking down the TRAI`s order to lower the portability charge earlier this month. The court said the TRAI decision on revising the cost downward was flawed as it disregarded costs to the service providers.
"We will have to take a call whether we should appeal that decision", said the Trai Chairman.
"In December, 2018, 4.76 million subscribers submitted their requests for Mobile Number Portability (MNP). With this, the cumulative MNP requests increased from 407.22 million at the end of November 2018 to 411.98 million at the end of December 2018, since implementation of MNP," TRAI said in its latest industry report last month.