The natural gas pipeline grid in Texas is undergoing a historic transformation as interstate pipelines designed to move gas north and east from the Gulf Coast region are being reversed, enabling Marcellus/Utica gas to flow to LNG export markets in Louisiana and Texas, and via Texas for pipeline export to Mexico. With a history of oil and gas production going back more than 100 years, no region in the world has a more convoluted network of pipelines than Texas. The state can be viewed as a dense "spaghetti bowl" of interconnected interstate and intrastate systems that defies traditional gas market analysis, in part because intrastate pipelines do not post receipts and deliveries on their systems as required by federally regulated interstate pipelines. However, it is possible to assess the dynamics of regional flows and capacities by examining the morass of flow data available from interstate pipelines in the region that connect to the intrastates. To help make sense of this data, RBN has developed a simplified model that facilitates an understanding of Texas natural gas flows and capacities that we call (unsurprisingly since it's RBN) the Fretboard Model because the region's interstate pipelines and capacity constraints look (with just a bit of artistic license) very much like a guitar fretboard. In today's blog, we introduce this model.
We've discussed the interstate pipeline reversals that will move increasing volumes of Marcellus/Utica gas to Louisiana in several blogs (most recently in Two Much Pipe on My Hands) and in Part 1 and Part 2 of our three-part Drill Down Report, "Miles and Miles of Texas," which takes a big-picture look at U.S. LNG exports and pipeline gas deliveries to Mexico. We've examined major enhancements to Texas's intrastate pipeline systems in our ongoing "Over, Under, Sideways, Down" blog series, Part 1 of which focused on Kinder Morgan's Tejas Crossover project, which will enable about 1.0 Bcf/d of natural gas to zig-zag over to and down the Texas coast to export markets; Part 2 addressed Enterprise Product Partners' plan for expanding capacity on its intrastate system. And we covered the connections between Texas intrastate and interstate pipelines to the LNG export terminals being developed at Freeport and Corpus Christi in Last Mile of the Way.
Figure 1 depicts the labyrinth of intrastate (red) and interstate (blue) natural gas pipelines within Texas, with the arrows representing the primary gas corridors for historical gas flows across and out of the state. Since the earliest days of gas production in Texas, the state has been a net producer of natural gas year-round. And while Texas production of nearly 18 Bcf/d is down 1.9 Bcf/d (10%) from 19.4 Bcf/d in the same period last year, that level still far exceeds the state's demand, which has averaged about 9.7 Bcf/d this year to date. As a result, gas not needed to meet in-state demand has traditionally moved north, south, east and west out of Texas on the many interstate pipelines crossing its border to other parts of the U.S. and Mexico. The five primary exit points for net flows out of the state as depicted in Figure 1 are from Southeast Texas into South Louisiana and then on to markets in the eastern and southeastern U.S. (Point A); Northeast Texas into northern Louisiana and then on to the Midwest and eastern U.S. (Point B); Permian/Waha/Panhandle North to the Midcontinent/Midwest (Point C); Permian/Waha to the U.S. Southwest (Point D); and exports to Mexico (Point E).
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Coming Around Again- Is More Pipeline Capacity Needed to Serve Natural Gas Exports via South Texas?


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People on the move: KPMG adds independent director to board
Business Team Investment Entrepreneur Trading Concept
Marcum CEO and CIO honored with industry awards; RKL expands partnership, hires managers and HR consultants; and other recent hires, promotions and personnel news from firms across the country.
Brad Rendall was hired to the new role of franchise relations at Antares Group, Dedham, where he will be providing financial counsel and advice to owner/operators of McDonald's, the corporation where he worked for more than 20 years.
Michelle Marler was hired as a manager in the tax department at Abeles and Hoffman, St. Louis.
Donna Yetter, part of the commercial services team, and Edward Boyd, who works in governmental services, were admitted as principals at Melanson Heath, Nashua.
Linda L. Addison (pictured), former managing partner of the law firm Norton Rose Fulbright, was appointed an independent director to the U.S. Board of Directors of KPMG, New York. (Read the full story.)
Jeffrey Weiner, chairman and CEO of Marcum, New York, was inducted into the Long Island Business Hall of Fame at a ceremony hosted by Long Island Business News Nov. 8. Weiner was one of 12 individuals recognized for their influence in the growth and success of Long Island. In other Marcum news, Peter Scavuzzo, partner and chief information officer, was named Innovative Technology Leader of the Year by LEA Global, recognized for leading Marcum's digital transformation and his advocacy of leveraging technology to ensure the firm remains competitive.
Mark Marten, principal at Mazars, New York, joined the firm's health care consulting group.
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Herbein + Co., Reading, announced five promotions: to senior manager, Marybeth Olree (pictured) and David Peritz; and to manager, Cory Eisenhofer, Justine N. Bauer and Kaitlyn Schappell.
Michael Eby and Leonard Metkowski were admitted to the partnership, and Carrie Booth and Johnathon Heller were hired as managers, in the tax services group at RKL, Lancaster. Additionally, Amy Baker Trapp and Amanda Robinson were hired as consultants in RKL's human resources consulting practice.
Jeff Drummonds, CEO of LBMC, was named a Top 100 Business Journal Influencer in the finance category by The Business Journal in its "Influencers: Finance," which recognizes 100 executives who are impacting business. Drummonds was also recently named a 2018 Most Admired CEO and 2018 Power Leader in Finance by the Nashville Business Journal.
Gerard Schreiber received the 2018 Arthur J. Dixon Memorial Award by the Tax Division of the American Institute of CPAs, presented at the AICPA Fall Tax Division Meeting. The AICPA also presented Troy Lewis with the Tax Division Distinguished Service Award for his outstanding contribution to the work of the Tax Division over the past year.
Dana Halpin was hired as a consulting manager at Vrakas/Blum Computer Consulting, the technology practice of Vrakas, Brookfield.
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Huzzah: Sci Fi Renews "Eureka" for Third Season
Fans of Sci Fi's quirky drama Eureka, you are in luck. I've got some excellent news for you.
Multiple sources have informed me that the NBC Universal-produced series has been given a third season order by cabler Sci Fi.
New episodes of Eureka--most likely thirteen in number--are slated to return next summer.
Eureka, which stars Colin Ferguson, Ed Quinn, Joe Morton, Jordan Hinson, and Salli Richardson-Whitfield, wraps its second season next Tuesday night at 9 pm, with the second part of a two-part installment entitled "A Night in Global Dynamics."
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I am happy to see Sci Fi realizes it has one decent show left with BSG ending its run and Flash Gordon being a pile of puke.
Flash Gordon is truly horrible. As for Eureka, I want to like it but something about the show rubs me the wrong way. It's a little too cute and tidy.
Sources must read SyFy Portal. =P
http://www.syfyportal.com/news424121.html
(that was reported back on Sept. 5)
Anon, seeing as how people who worked on the series only learned this week that it had gotten a pickup, I do think that SyFy Portal was leaning on the side of optimistic rather than concrete. Hell, it even says: "Sources close to SciFi Channel say the show -- as expected -- is looking at an almost definite third season."
Jace is reporting that it has in fact gotten said pickup. Yes, there is a distinction.
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Kōji is a male student in Ryūji's class who has long hair and is on good terms with him. He is regarded as a class 'idiot' and that opinion is deepened by his poor school marks and overly energetic behavior. His childish pranks often target Taiga and he has been the victim of her violent outbursts.


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Once I finish writing my first novel, I'm going to start on a second. That's usually how it goes, right? This second book is going to be about Antarctic explorers. I've already done a great deal of research. From my notes:
The adventurers discover that the huts and cabins from previous Antarctic explorations are overrun by colonies of penguins. One cabin was for lodging and the other for supplies. Nearby there is an magnetic observation hut. In the living quarters there are two ante-rooms, one serving as a darkroom and the other used for taxidermy.
I have about a million little ideas like this compiled in a story outline. This is one of the less interesting ones—I don't want to spoil the story!
OK, one more:
Lots of provisions to make it through the winter: butter, tea and coffee, herring, sardines, cheeses, soup, canned tripe, plum pudding, dry potatoes and vegetables.
Riveting stuff, huh? (It will be good, I promise.)
On June 5th, 1898, Émile Danco, the magnetician aboard the Antarctic sea vessel Belgica, died of heart failure. Henryk Arctowski, the expedition's geologist, described his burial in a way that greatly moved me:
"In the obscurity of the midday twilight we carried Lieutenant Danco's body to a hole which had been cut in the ice, and committed it to the deep. A bitter wind was blowing as, with bared heads, each of us silent, we left him there. . . . And the floe drifted on. . . ."
The Belgica and its crew were imprisoned in ice for over a year. From May to July 1898, for a total of 63 days, there was nothing but total darkness outside. It was during this time that Danco passed away. I can only imagine the desperation and deep sorrow these men felt as they lowered his corpse into a tomb of ice.
The End of the World, John Martin (1851–1853)
For just about everyone, the end of the world can't come soon enough.
In 1887, the crew of the Belgica set out on a long journey to explore Antarctica. Aboard their ship was a cat named Nansen (named for the famous Norwegian explorer), who kept the men company and presumably kept the place clear of mice.
A few weeks after crossing the Antarctic Circle, the ship became moored in ice and remained that way for nearly a year. Halfway through that long stretch of darkness and despair, Nansen the cat went to that place all cats go one day—maybe because of a severe nutrition deficiency, or maybe because he was sad as hell and ready to leave this planet for good.
I wonder where in Antarctica Nansen the cat is buried. Poor little dude.
I didn't want my friend Leila (who is newly single) to go without flowers on Valentine's Day, so I decided to send her some. Every florist I called in New Orleans (and I called about twenty of them) said they weren't taking any more orders for delivery, but told me I was more than welcome to walk in and pick some up. I am five hundred miles away in Austin, so obviously I couldn't do this.
Instead I called a local plant nursery and asked for advice on what to do. The guy on the phone told me he would be happy to put something together and deliver it to Leila's house. He said he was going to "put two orchids in a pot and make it look nice," and I said that sounded fantastic. He asked me if I wanted to include a card, and I dictated the following message:
To Leila—
Roses are red,
And ready for plucking,
You're sixteen,
And ready for high school.
Forty-five minutes later, the flowers were delivered to her house. She called me as soon as she got them and said it was the first time anyone had bought her flowers. Huh.


This EA trades with Stochastic Signal Line and Base Line crossovers.
Stochastic will base its value on the current time frame.
Only allows one open trade at a time.
Two strategy to choose, crossover and trend following.
Optimize risk management settings for lot size and martingale.
Opens a buy position if the Signal Line crosses below Base Line and base line is below the Buy below crossover level.
Opens a sell position if the Signal Line crosses above Base Line and base line is above the Sell above crossover level.
if Close on Reverse Trend is set to true.
Close a buy position if the Signal Line crosses above Base Line and base line is above the Sell above crossover level.
Close a sell position if the Signal Line crosses below Base Line and base line is below the Buy below crossover level.
Opens a buy position if the Signal Line is below Base Line.
Opens a sell position if the Signal Line is above Base Line .
Close a buy position if the Signal Line is above Base Line.
Close a sell position if the Signal Line is below Base Line.
if Reverse Logic is set to true, opening and closing of position will be reverse in order type.
MagicNumber - return an identifying (magic) number of the currently selected order.
Strategy - The option to choose Crossover or Trend Following.
Reverse Logic - Reverse order type.
Max Spread Pips - distance between Ask and Bid, at which you allow the EA to open a trade.
Max Slippage - The difference between the expected price of a trade, and the price the trade actually executes at which you allow the EA to execute an order.
Indicator Bar Value - The option to choose current bar value or closed bar value.
%K value - Input %K value.
%D value - Input %D value.
Slowing value - Input %Slowing value.
Buy below crossover Level - Input Buy below crossover Level.
Sell above crossover Level - Sell above crossover Level.
Price Field - Low/High or Close/Close.
MA Method - Moving Average method. It can be any of enumeration values. SMA, EMA, SMMA, LWMA.
Start Lot - Starting lot size.
Loss Factor - Multiplier of last lot size if the last trade was a loss.
Max Consecutive loss - Maximum Consecutive loss, it will restart to starting lot size if reached.
StopLoss - Stop loss value relative to open price. Measured in pips.
TakeProfit - Take profit value relative to open price. Measured in pips.
Trailing Stop - Modify Stop order when moves price moves to its favor, set 0 to deactivate.
Close on Reverse Trend - if set to true, it will close open trade if it met the condition in reverse of opening the trade.
~~~~~Time and Day Filter Settings~~~~~ - For Opening of Trades Only.
Daily Start Time - Starts to open a trade.
Daily Stop Time - Ends to stop opening a trade.
Monday - Trade on Monday.
Tuesday - Trade on Tuesday.
Wednesday - Trade on Wednesday.
Thursday - Trade on Thursday.
Friday - Trade on Friday.
Martingale is a very risky strategy!
Do not trade with money you can't afford to lose!
Consider withdrawal as a part of the strategy!
For more questions and suggestions, email me at geniebulltrader@gmail.com or private message me here at MQL5.
This is a fantastic EA for the price. You will need to experiment for your best setting. I tested 100 Pips SL and changed it from Crossover to Trend Following strategy and am getting really good tests. You will find better settings than this. Genesis a great programmer and will indeed support you when you message him.
Reverse Logic - if Reverse Logic is set to true, opening and closing of position will be reverse in order type.


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Premos proposal: Pit salmon welfare against land-based endangered species
Ever since the State Water Resources Control Board weighed a proposal that would negatively impact the region's water supply, agriculture operations and economy, members of the Central Valley have rallied together to protect the precious resource.
According to the SWRCB's Substitute Environmental Document, the proposal attempts to take 35 percent of unimpaired flows along the Merced, Tuolumne and Stanislaus Rivers from Feb. 1 to June 30 annually in order to benefit endangered fish and wildlife.
Turlock Irrigation District land owner and Ceres native April Premo journeyed with other concerned citizens to Sacramento to hear the two day debate about the proposal, and has been in contact with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission during its meetings to discuss additional problems that may arise due to a decrease in water supply if the proposal were to pass.
As a former member of the Sierra Club, Premo has been involved in endangered species debates, and found that the Water Board's reasoning cannot be fully supported if more than one species is at risk.
Premo reviewed letters and documents from West Patterson's Master Development Plan and the Almond 2 Power Plant Project in northern San Joaquin Valley, and found that both the kit fox and the Swainson hawk were listed as at-risk, endangered animals.
"This issue tears the Sierra Club up. I've talked with three club members, and they are upset that the proposal doesn't take into account other animals," said Premo.
If the SWRCB's Substitute Environmental Document passes, an estimated 210,000 acres of farmland would fallow due to the sacrifice of 300,000 acre-feet of water annually.
"If we are going to worry about the salmon, we need to worry about the other animals that are out there too," said Premo. "It really isn't fair to just look at one species, let them die out, and save another. Who are we to say who should live or die?"
Premo raised these concerns at Tuesday morning's TID Board meeting, and hopes to influence others in the region to stand up to the State Water Board.
"If you are going to get into the game and get your water, you have to play at their level," said Premo to the Board. "They are asking you for water, but you are not saying 'Hey, look! We have endangered habitat on our side, too.' I haven't heard that from anybody.
"I've been in the Sierra Club for 23 years. The only way you are going to win this war is when they say 'We want it for the salmon,' you say 'We want it for the kit fox.' When they say 'We want it for the sturgeon,' you say 'We want it for the Swainson hawk.'"
"I think April brings up a good perspective…that the eco-model will change if there is less surface water available for our farmers to irrigate," said TID Director and local veterinarian Rob Santos. "We could have to fallow productive farm ground which would change the food web which would affect all birds, reptiles and animals…endangered or not."
The Board of Directors found her evidence to be interesting, but believed there is a larger picture at stake, namely how the proposal would affect the county's economy and agriculture.
"I personally think her argument is good, but it is just one part of the equation," said Santos.
Regardless, Premo is not deterred in arguing her point. She has credited TID's involvement in helping her acquire environmental documents, and states that she is still attempting to motivate people in the Central Valley to join her cause.


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Fuentes de Año es un municipio de España perteneciente a la provincia de Ávila, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla y León. En 2021 contaba con una población de 96 habitantes. Por el municipio circula el río Valtodano, afluente del río Zapardiel.

Geografía

La localidad está situada a una altitud de 822 . y es atravesado por el río Valtodano

Demografía
El municipio, que tiene una superficie de 20,01 km², cuenta según el padrón municipal para  del INE con  habitantes y una densidad de  hab./km².

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Economía

Villa eminentemente agrícola y ganadera, es rica en agua subterránea por lo que el regadío está fuertemente implantado, principalmente en la remolacha azucarera y las patatas, aunque también son vastos los cultivos de cereal.
El primer cultivador de remolacha azucarera en la Villa y en el contorno, creando un sistema de riegos de tubos de barro cocido con bridas de hierro fue Félix Maroto Muñoyerro, quien vio unas pruebas de dicho cultivo durante un viaje a Zaragoza, cerca del río Ebro.

La ganadería porcina y bobina es otra de las riquezas de la Villa.

Monumentos y lugares de interés
Consta de varias calles, siendo las principales la Plaza rectangular, diseñada antes que el caserío, con su palacio del marquesado o del Conde de Valdeláguila junto a la iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, la calle Larga, la Calle del Hospital que lleva por nombre al antiguo Hospital de siglos pasados, calle nomenclatura, calle de la Fuente y calle Cangrejo, seguramente por la cantidad de crustáceos que se encontraban en los arroyos y regatos cercanos.

Véase también

 Río Valtodano

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Ayuntamiento de Fuentes de Año

Municipios de la provincia de Ávila
Localidades de la provincia de Ávila
Río Valtodano


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AVIOM SPEAKS VOLUMES AT COTTON HILL STUDIOS
D. Pagan Communications ⋅ Apr 11, 2008
ALBANY, NEW YORK, APRIL 9, 2008–Cotton Hill Studios in Albany, NY has been busy with automatic dialogue replacement (ADR) sessions for a number of high-profile clients for such television shows as "Battlestar Gallactica," "Flash Gordon," "Jericho", and "The Kill Point." In the middle of it all, making the jobs of the actors and engineers easier and more productive, is Aviom with its Pro16 Monitor Mixing System.
A typical ADR session involves not only the recording studio and voice talent, but often producers, directors, and vocal/dialogue coaches located in other parts of the country. Remote parties participate via ISDN, allowing everyone to interact in real time. The artists need to hear the original set dialogue, music, sound effects, directions from the production team and coaches, cues, playback of the re-recorded parts, and talkback from the control room. With the Aviom Pro16 Monitor Mixing System, actors and engineers have control over their own audio environment, so they don't miss a cue or a direction and still have the ability to monitor their own performance.
"It's not unusual for us to have seven or eight different sources to feed to a talent when working on an ADR session for broadcast or movies," says Margherita Petti Krug, the studio's general manager. "Our engineers treasure the flexibility that the Aviom mixers afford, especially when it comes to ADR and ISDN broadcast sessions. The individual control we have over the different signals allows us to help an actor complete an ADR session comfortably and efficiently."
Ray Rettig, president and chief engineer of Cotton Hill Studios, Inc., adds, "In the world of ADR and ISDN, when you are feeding seven or eight monitoring signals, nothing gives you more control or makes it easier than the Aviom personal mixers."
Cotton Hill Studios has been quite busy these days. Actor John Leguizamo was there for two projects recently: Working with Wildtracks Studios in Los Angeles, Leguizamo recorded replacement dialogue for the USA Network television drama "The Kill Point," and he did dialogue replacement for his movie Love in the Time of Cholera with the production team located in London. Cotton Hill, with Aaron Scher engineering, also worked in conjunction with Larson Sound, a Burbank California studio, via ISDN to record actor Michael Gaston's dialog for an episode of the CBS hit show "Jericho", where Gaston plays Gray Anderson, a main character on the show.
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The Board is responsible for the Group's risk management and determining the Group's risk appetite. The review of financial risk has been delegated to the Audit Committee. The Group's risk framework, using a variety of top-down and bottom-up approaches, is used to identify, monitor and report risks. The risks are aggregated first at a divisional level and then at Group level. For each business critical risk, assurance activities have been documented in risk assurance maps and these are used to direct assurance activity including that of Internal Audit.
The Group Head of Risk is supported by the Risk and SHE Committee, which met three times during 2017, attended by senior managers from each of the operating divisions and the Group Head of SHE. The Risk and SHE Committee assists the Group Head of Risk in identifying critical risks, embedding risk management and facilitating the implementation of risk management measures throughout the Group. The Group Head of Risk provides an update to the Audit Committee on the Group's risk activities at every meeting and a comprehensive review of the Group's business critical risks is presented to the Board in June and December. The Board concluded that an ongoing process of identifying, evaluating and managing the Group's significant risks has been in place throughout 2017 and a robust assessment of the principal risks had been undertaken.
The table below highlights the major risks that may affect Bodycote's ability to deliver the strategy, as laid out in the Strategy and objectives. These risks have been reviewed throughout the year and two new risks have been added since 2016; Environment and Capital Projects. The inclusion of the Environment risk reflects increasing regulatory intervention and a level of uncertainty in a number of jurisdictions in which Bodycote operates. The inclusion of the Capital Projects risk reflects the Group's continued investments of significant amounts of capital to grow the business and these projects can be highly complex and rely upon factors outside the Group's control.
In determining the principal risks the Board once again considered the result of the 2016 referendum on the future of the UK's membership in the European Union. The Board does not expect this will have a material impact on Bodycote as customers are served locally and cross-border trading is minimal and this therefore remains as an element of the existing market risk.
Details of the Group's financial risks (funding, foreign exchange, interest rate and counterparty risks), which are managed by the Group's treasury function, are provided in note 18 to the financial statements. The mitigating activities described below will help to reduce the impact or likelihood of the major risk occurring, although the Board recognises that it will not be possible to eliminate these risks entirely. The Board recognises that there could be risks that may be unknown or that may be judged to be insignificant at present but may later prove to be significant. For this reason business continuity plans have been prepared for all plants to provide for situations where specific risks have the potential to severely impact the business.
Risk description
Mitigation and control
Relevance to strategy
Market and customer risks
Bodycote operates in 23 countries and a substantial amount of sales are closely linked to the economic cycle and the general macroeconomic environment. The result of the referendum on the future of the UK's membership in the European Union is not expected to have a material transactional impact as customers are typically served locally and cross-border trading is minimal.
The high proportion of short-term fixed costs in the business means that a drop in sales will have a significant impact on profitability. Sales in the markets served by the AGI businesses (69% of the total Group) tend to develop in line with or ahead of the economic cycle, whereas aerospace and defence sales (23%) tend to track behind the economic cycle. Sales to the energy sectors (8%) are closely linked to energy prices, which in turn can be affected by general economic activity.
Bodycote's presence in 23 countries across a wide variety of end-markets acts as a natural hedge to neutralise localised economic volatility.
There is some short-term flexibility in the cost base e.g. by ensuring that a proportion of the workforce is employed on temporary contracts.
Changes in customer demand on a local or a Group-wide level are responded to quickly.
Loss of key customers
Bodycote benefits from many long-term relationships with key customers and the damage to, or loss of, any of these relationships would be detrimental to the Group.
The loss of a key customer could adversely affect the Group's financial results and the viability of one or more of Bodycote's facilities.
There is no significant customer dependency, with the Group's top ten customers accounting for less than 17% of sales and the balance made up by many thousands of customers.
There is a continued focus on customer service and quality processes to maintain excellent relationships with major customers. Key account management is in place and customer satisfaction is monitored.
Competitor action
The entry of competitors into one or more of the Group's Specialist Technologies.
The erosion of market share resulting in loss of revenue and profit.
The close control of proprietary knowledge.
Rapid increase in the scale of the Group's offerings to maintain the position as supplier of choice.
Corporate and community risks
The nature of Bodycote's activities presents safety and health risks.
Bodycote is committed to providing a safe work environment for its employees but Bodycote's operations, if not properly managed, could have a significant impact on individual employees. Furthermore, poor safety and health practices could lead to disruption of business, financial penalties and loss of reputation.
Group-wide health and safety policies set by the Group Chief Executive.
OHSAS 18001 and ISO 14001 compliant SHE management systems being used by Group Head of Safety, Health and Environment with support of divisional safety, health and environmental teams.
Programme in place to focus on reduction of incidents which could have a high impact.
Safety compliance audits at all plants at least every two years.
Oversight of safety and health framework provided by the Group Risk and SHE Committee.
Actual or potential environmental contamination could lead to health risks, disruption of business, financial costs and loss of reputation.
Bodycote is committed to providing the highest level of protection to the environment. Environmental regulators in many jurisdictions in which Bodycote operate can impose obligations on Bodycote to investigate potential contamination and remediate where required.
Environmental procedures and measures in place conforming to ISO 14001 (2017: 87% of plants).
Environmental due diligence of businesses for acquisition.
Remediation of contaminated sites or additional emission abatement as required by local legislation.
Operational risks
The Bodycote brand is reliant on the repeatable delivery of parts to agreed specification to an agreed time.
Deterioration in quality or service levels can cause serious long-term damage to Bodycote's reputation with financial consequences such as the loss of a customer and the cost of damages or litigation. Work that is released into use which is not in compliance with specification could arise as a result of system or human failure.
The Automotive ISO technical specification 16949 has recently undergone major revision and is being replaced by IATF 16949 (IATF being the International Automotive Task Force). The new standard requires additional work, for example additional quality inspections.
Bodycote has stringent quality systems in place managed by qualified staff.
Quality systems and processes operated at plant level with oversight by divisional quality teams.
Where necessary, plants maintain industry relevant accreditations, such as ISO 9001, Nadcap and IATF 16949 .
All plants subjected to internal and external quality audits and inspections at least once a year.
Major disruption at a facility
Bodycote's business processes are inherently risky and there is a possibility that a major fire such as that suffered in 2016 at the Huntington Park facility (USA) or utility outage could lead to closure of a facility's operation. In addition a number of sites are exposed to natural hazards, such as earthquakes, flooding and storms.
Any significant incident at a site could result in the service to Bodycote's customers from the affected site being disrupted.
Bodycote has a global network of 187 facilities. These facilities create a framework to provide back-up capability for affected facilities.
Business continuity plans are in place for all plants. These are updated and tested annually. This process has been subject to a Board risk deep dive in 2017.
Independent insurer inspections to assess hazard and business interruption risks.
Insurance cover, including business interruption cover.
Scheduled equipment maintenance and inspections.
The Group invests capital in developing existing plants as well as into Greenfield developments and acquisitions.
Capital projects can be highly complex and rely on factors outside of the Group's control. This may cause projects to be delivered late or at a higher cost than forecast. Market conditions may also change making a project less profitable than initially projected.
There is a well established capital investment approval process that applies to all major capital projects.
Project Management frameworks are in place to deliver projects on time and on cost.
All major projects are subject to post implementation reviews.
Capital project risk will be subject to Internal Audit review in 2018.
The efficient operation of the Group relies upon the continued development and operation of its IT systems. Bodycote is currently undergoing a Group wide implementation of an ERP system.
Failure to protect the Group's IT systems from cyber threats, or to maintain and upgrade the Group's ERP system, could result in significant disruption and expense to the business.
Project approval and progress subject to regular Executive Committee and Board review.
Project teams made up of skilled subject matter experts supplemented with third party advisers.
Best practice project management processes in place with assurance provided by third parties.
Defined disaster recovery planning and data backup procedures.
Regulatory risks
Regulatory and legislative compliance
The global nature of Bodycote's operations means that the Group has to comply with a wide range of local and international legislative requirements, including anti-bribery and anti-competition legislation, taxation legislation, employment law and import and export controls.
Failure to comply with legislation could lead to substantial financial penalties, disruption to business, diversion of management time, personal and corporate liability and loss of reputation.
Business processes are supported by HR policies and the Group Code of Conduct alongside training and awareness programmes.
The "Open Door Line" whistle-blower facility which is managed by a third party.
Engagement of local specialists to support Bodycote at local, divisional and Group level.
Regular audit of the effectiveness of implemented procedures.
Viability statement
In preparing this statement of viability, the directors have considered the prospects of the Group over the three year period immediately following the 2017 financial year. This longer term assessment process supports the Board's statements on both viability, as set out below, and going concern in the Chief Financial Officer's report. A three year period was determined as it is a reasonable period over which the business could be restructured in the event that any material changes to demand for the Group's services transpired. As a result, the Board determined that a period of longer than three years would not be meaningful for the purpose of concluding on longer term viability.
The forecast used considers metrics which enable assessment of the Group's key performance indicators (including return on capital employed, headline earnings per share and headline operating cash flow) in addition to net debt, liquidity and financing requirements.
In conducting the review of the Group's prospects the directors assessed the three year plan alongside the Group's current position, the Group's strategy and the principal risks facing the Group (all of which are detailed in the Strategic report). This assessment considered the impact of the principal risks on the business model and on future performance, liquidity and solvency and was mindful of the limited forward visibility that the Group has as it carries no order backlog. The directors' viability assessment included a review of the sensitivity analysis performed on the three year plan, whereby the principal risks were applied to the plan in a number of diverging scenarios. The developed scenarios were designed to be plausible, yet severe. Examples of scenarios reviewed were:
A decrease in forecast revenue of similar magnitude to the largest year-on-year decrease suffered in the last ten years.
A 10% decrease in revenue, debtor days and sterling strengthening to reflect an economic downturn
In making this viability statement the directors considered the mitigating actions that are taken by the Group in the event that the principal risks of the company become realised. The directors also took into consideration the Group's financial position at 31 December 2017, with net cash of £40m, available committed facility headroom of £230m and a history of strong cash generation.
The directors have assessed the viability of the Group and, based on the procedures outlined above in addition to activities undertaken by the Board in its normal course of business, confirm that they have a reasonable expectation that the Group will be able to continue in operation and meet its liabilities as they fall due over the period to 31 December 2020.


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Serial No: 1 RESEARCH OFFICER (AGRICULTURE CHEMISTRY / SOIL SCIENCE) (MINORITY QUOTA)
Qualification: 2nd Class M.Sc/ B.Sc (hons) Degree in Agriculture from a recognized University, Under Research Programme in the subject relating to the subject groups as specified in schedule (appended to the notification) to which the vacancy occurs.
(iv): MINORITY QUOTA, >
Minimum Age: 21 Maximum Age: 32
Gender: Both Male & Female
BPS: 17
Department: AGRICULTURE LIVESTOCK, FISHERIES AND CO-OPERATIVE DEPARTMENT
Vacancy: 1
Allocation: Merit
Serial No: 2 MALE SUBJECT SPECIALIST IN Pak Studies (MINORITY QUOTA)
Qualification: i. At least 2nd Class Master's Degree Or Four Years BS Degree in the relevant subject; and (ii) Bachelor of Education or M.Ed or Master of Education (Industrial Arts or Business Education) or M.A Education or Equivalent Qualification from recognized University.
Department: ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Serial No: 3 FEMALE SUBJECT SPECIALIST IN PHYSICS(DISABLE)
Qualification: i. At least 2nd Class Master's Degree or Four Years BS Degree in the relevant subject with Bachelor of Education or M.Ed or Master of Education (Industrial Arts or Business Education) or M.A Education or Equivalent Qualification from recognized University.
(iii): DISABLE QUOTA,
Serial No: 4 MALE SUBJECT SPECIALIST IN Chemistry (MINORITY QUOTA)
Serial No: 5 MALE LIBRARIAN (MINORITY QUOTA)
Qualification: Master's degree in Library and Information Science from a recognized University.
Serial No: 6 SUB DIVISIONAL WILDLIFE OFFICER
Qualification: Male having M.Sc/ BS(4 years) Degree in Forestry from a recognized University/ Institute OR Master/ BS (4 years) Degree in Wildlife or National Park Management from a recognized University/ Institute
(i): GENERAL QUOTA, (iv): MINORITY QUOTA, >
Allocation: a.Thirteen (13) posts for General Quota. Three (03) to Merit, Two (02) each to Zone-1, Zone-2, Zone-3 and One (01) each to Zone-4 and Zone-5. b.Two (02) posts for Minority Quota to Merit.
Serial No: 7 PROFESSOR IN BIOCHEMISTRY
Qualification: (a) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and (b) FCPS/Ph.D (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; OR (c) M.Phil (duration of 2 years) or qualification with other nomenclature, in respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification in the respective specialty recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council. (ii)EXPERIENCE: Three years teaching experience as an Associate Professor in the respective basic science subject or nine years teaching experience as an Assistant Professor and Associate Professor in the respective basic science subject calculated as per PMandDC Regulations and in case of private sector medical colleges, the experience is duly certified by PMandDC; and (iii)RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: A total of at least five research publications are required in the respective basic subject/ specialty. Only an original article published in a medical journal approved by PMandDC shall be acceptable.
(i): GENERAL QUOTA,
Department: HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Serial No: 8 PROFESSOR IN ANATOMY
Serial No: 9 PROFESSOR IN PULMONOLOGY
Qualification: (a) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and (b) FCPS/MS/MD (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in the respective clinical subject or equivalent qualification recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; (ii)EXPERIENCE: Three years teaching experience as an Associate Professor in the respective subject is essential provided that total experience as Assistant Professor and Associate Professor is not less than eight years or Nine years teaching experience as an Assistant Professor and Associate Professor in the respective subject calculated as per Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations duly certified certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council in case of experience gained in private sector medical college; and(iii)RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: A total of five Research Publications out of which at least two as Principal author in the relevant specialty are required. Only an original article published in a medical journal approved by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council shall be acceptable.
Serial No: 9 PROFESSOR IN ORTHOPEDICS
Qualification: a) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and (b) FCPS/MS/MD (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in the respective clinical subject or equivalent qualification recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; (ii)EXPERIENCE: Three years teaching experience as an Associate Professor in the respective subject is essential provided that total experience as Assistant Professor and Associate Professor is not less than eight years or Nine years teaching experience as an Assistant Professor and Associate Professor in the respective subject calculated as per Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations duly certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations duly certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council in case of experience gained in private sector Medical college; and (iii)RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: A total of five research publications out of which at least two as Principal author in the relevant specialty are required. Only an original article published in a medical journal approved by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council shall be acceptable.
Serial No: 11 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN MICROBIOLOGY
Qualification: (a) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; and (b) FCPS/Ph.D (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in the respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; OR (c) M.Phil (duration of 2 years) or qualification with other nomenclature, in the respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification in the respective specialty recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council. (ii)EXPERIENCE: Five years teaching experience as an Assistant Professor in the respective basic science subject calculated as per Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations and duly certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council in case of experience gained in private sector medical college; and (iii)RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: A total of at least three Research Publications in the respective basic subjects/ specialty are required. Only an original article published in a medical journal approved by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council shall be acceptable.
Serial No: 12 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN SURGERY
Qualification: (a) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; and (b) FCPS/MS/MD (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in the respective clinical science subject after level-I qualification or equivalent qualification recognized. (ii)EXPERIENCE: Five years teaching experience as an Assistant Professor in the respective clinical science subject calculated as per Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations duly certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council in case of experience gained in private sector medical college; and (iii)RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: A total of three Research Publications out of which at least one as Principal author in the relevant specialty are required. Only an original article published in a medical journal approved by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council shall be acceptable.
Serial No: 13 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN OPHTHALMOLOGY
Serial No: 14 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN DERMATOLOGY
Qualification: (a) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; and (b) FCPS/MS/MD (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in the respective clinical science subject or equivalent qualification recognized by Pakistan Medical and Detal Council; (ii)EXPERIENCE: Five years teaching experience as an Assistant Professor in the respective clinical science subject calculated as per Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations duly certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council in case of experience gained in private sector medical college; and (iii)RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: A total of three Research Publications out of which at least one as Principal author in the relevant specialty are required. Only an original article published in a medical journal approved by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council shall be acceptable.
Serial No: 15 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN ORTHOPADIC
Serial No: 16 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN PEADS SURGERY
Serial No: 17 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN UROLOGY
Serial No: 18 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN COMMUNITY MEDICINE
Qualification: (i) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; and (ii) FCPS/Ph.D (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council; or (iii) M.Phil (duration of 2 years) or qualification with other nomenclature, in the respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification in the respective specialty recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and having three years teaching experience as Lecturer/ Demonstrator in the respective basic science subject. In case of private sector medical colleges, the experience is duly certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council.
Serial No: 19 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN ANAESTHESIA
Qualification: (i) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the PMandDC; and (ii) FCPS/MS/MD (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in respective clinical science subject or equivalent qualification recognized by PMandDC; and (ii)EXPERIENCE: Three years teaching experience in the respective clinical subject as Senior Registrar in an institution recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council. If qualification is general, otherwise one-year experience in case of sub-specialty holder duly certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council in case of experience gained in private sector medical college.
Serial No: 20 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN BIOCHEMISTRY
Qualification: (i) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the PMandDC; and(ii) FCPS/Ph.D (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification recognized by PMandDC; or (iii) M.Phil (duration of 2 years) or qualification with othe nomenclature, in the respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification in the respective basic science subject recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and having two years teaching experience as Lecturer/ Demonstrator in the respective basic science subject i.e. M.Phil or qualification with other nomenclature recognized by PMandDC duly certified by PMandDC in case of experience gained in private sector medical college; and (iv) FCPS/MS/MD or qualification with other nomenclature (duration of 4 years) in related clinical subject (duration of 4 years)
Serial No: 21 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN NEPHROLOGY
Qualification: (i) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the PMandDC; and (ii) FCPS/MS/MD (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in respective clinical science subject or equivalent qualification recognized by PMandDC; and EXPERIENCE: Three years teaching experience in the respective clinical subject as Senior Registrar in an institution recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council. If qualification is general, otherwise one-year experience in case of sub-specialty holder duly certified by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council in case of experience gained in private sector medical college.
Serial No: 22 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN PHYSIOLOGY
Qualification: (i) MBBS (duration of 5 or 6 years) or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the PMandDC; and (ii) FCPS/Ph.D (duration of 4 years) or qualification with other nomenclatures, in respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification recognized by PMandDC; or (iii) M.Phil (duration of 2 years) or qualification with other nomenclature, in the respective basic science subject or equivalent qualification in the respective basic science subject recognized by Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and having two years teaching experience as Lecturer/ Demonstrator in the respective basic science subject i.e M.Phil or qualification with other nomenclature recognized by PMandDC duly certified by PMandDC in case of experience gained in private sector medical college; and (iv) FCPS/MS/MD or qualification with other nomenclature (duration of 04 years).
Serial No: 23 LIBRARIAN
Qualification: M.Sc in Library Science from a recognized University.
Serial No: 24 PHC TECHNOLOGIST (MCH)
Qualification: At least Second Class Bachelor's Degree in the relevant Technology from a recognized University/ Institution.
Allocation: One (01) each to Merit, Zone-1, Zone-2 and Zone-3
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER IN COMMERCE
Qualification: At least 2nd Class Master Degree/ BBA (Hons)/ BS (04 years) or equivalent qualification in the relevant subject from a recognized University.
(i): GENERAL QUOTA, (iii): DISABLE QUOTA, (iv): MINORITY QUOTA, >
Department: HIGHER EDUCATION, ARCHIVES and LIBRARIES DEPTT
Allocation:
Zone-1
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER URDU
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER ISLAMIAT
Islmamiyat
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER IN PAK STUDY
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER ENGLISH
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER COMPUTER SCIENCE
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER MATHS
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER IN STATISTICS
Serial No: 25 MALE LECTURER IN ECONOMICS
Serial No: 26 FEMALE LECTURER ISLAMIAT
(ii): FEMALE QUOTA,
Islamiyat
Serial No: 26 FEMALE LECTURER PAK STUDIES
Serial No: 26 FEMALE LECTURER MATHS
Serial No: 26 FEMALE LECTURER URDU
Serial No: 27 MALE LIBRARIAN
Qualification: At least Second Class Master's Degree or equivalent qualification in the relevant subject from a recognized University.
Allocation: a)Nine (09) Posts for General Quota: Three (03) to Merit, One (01) each to Zone-1, Zone-2, Zone-3 and Zone-5 and Two (02) to Zone-4. (b) One (01) post for Minority Quota to Merit.
Allocation: a). Eight (08) Posts for General Quota: Two (02) each to Merit and Zone-4, One (01) each to Zone-1, Zone-2, Zone-3 and Zone-5. (b). One (01) post for Minority Quota to Merit
Serial No: 29 MALE DIRECTOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Allocation: a).Thirteen (13) Posts for General Quota: Four (04) to Merit, Two (02) each to Zone-1, Zone-2, Zone-3 and Zone-5 and One (01) to Zone-4. (b). One (01) post for Minority Quota to Merit.
Serial No: 30 SENIOR SCALE STENOGRAPHER
Qualification: i) Second Class Bachelor's Degree from a recognized University. (ii) A speed of 70-words per minute in shorthand in English and 45-words per minute in typing; and (iii) Knowledge of computer in using MS Word, Ms Excel.
Note: Candidates who have already applied for the above mentioned post in Advt; No. 03/2021, Sr. 67, does not need to apply afresh.
Allocation: zone 3.
Serial No: 31 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR TECHNICAL (MINING ENGINEER)(FEMALE QUOTA)
Qualification: Bachelor's Degree in Mining Engineering from a recognized University.
Department: MINES AND MINERALS DEPARTMENT
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Thangso Baite is an Indian politician. He was a member of the 15th and 16th Lok Sabha from 2009 to 2019 representing the Outer Manipur constituency in the state of Manipur, situated in the North-Eastern India. He was a candidate for the Indian National Congress (INC) political party. He is the second son of (L) Shri Ngamkhotong Baite and (L) Smt. Otvah Baite and hails from Dongjang Village, Churachandpur District, Manipur.

Prior to this, he was also a member of the 8th Manipur Legislative Assembly from 2002 to 2007 representing the 60-Singhat (ST) Assembly Constituency and served as Minister of State, Government of Manipur from 2002 to 2005.

References

External links
 Official biographical sketch in Parliament of India website

Living people
Manipur politicians
India MPs 2009–2014
1953 births
People from Churachandpur district
Lok Sabha members from Manipur
India MPs 2014–2019


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Q: Ubuntu 14.04 desktop environment does not load I am running (or at least trying to run) Ubuntu desktop 14.04.2 LTS on a Dell Optiplex 760 with intel Core2 Quad Q8300 CPU and an intel 4 series integrated graphics controller (uname -a :Linux systemname 3.13.0-53-generic #87-Ubuntu SMP Thu May 7 14:32:24 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux). Although I was able to load the desktop before, it fails to load now. What happens is that the purple screen with white ubuntu logo and the red over white dots below keeps on "loading" without changing, even after one hour of waiting time. I ran
apt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade which both do not result in any issues. I triend some of the suggestions listed here, but did not get any results:

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*When I try to run ccsm I get Gtkwarning: could not open display.

*dconf reset -f /org/compiz does not run with exit code 1 and an "error spawning command line"

*unity --replace has the following fatal error: compiz (core) - Fatal: Couldn't open display :0

*reinstalling ubuntu-desktop works flawlessly as does unity and lightdm

*mv ~/.config/dconf/user ~/.config/dconf/user.old does not help either

If more information is required I would gladly supply it. I can login and operate (as sudo) without any issues in tty1.
Update
I am able to run startx and switch to tty8 where I can load the unity desktop environment. Everything works except the header (menu) bar (i.e. no username, time, hplip icon, dropbox icon, network icon, ...) the launcher also does not auto-hide. tty7 keeps still doing the same thing as described above (purple loading screen). In tty8 I get a system program crash notification from signon-ui.
Update 2
I also tried using a boot from a live USB with Ubuntu 14.04, as suggested in the comments below. This works flawlessly, and I immediately get the menu bar with time and everything in tty7.
Update 3
Trying to upgrade to 14.10 does not work either it appears the changes cannot be calculated. A bug report was submitted.
Update 4
The upgrade to 14.10 succeeded after the bug report was marked as a duplicate. Uninstalling gnuplot allowed for 14.10 to be isntalled. The behaviour was even worse as the launcher nor menu bar were available in the startx desktop environment. However a subsequent upgrade to 15.04 resolved all the issues. Nonetheless, I accept the answer below. I did not verify if it works since I fixed my problem another way but the author claims this is the easiest answer to my original problem as stated here.

A: Try this if this helps but make a copy first of this
file beginning with ".ICE*" and paste the copy into gedit editor
and save this as different name-file ...
then do this in terminal :

rm .ICE*

and reboot your machine off-line.

A: First login into tty by pressing CTRL+ALT+1
Note: Press ALT+7 to came out from tty
Solution 1:  Reset the Unity and Compiz

*

*Download Unity Reset tool from here.
Note: It should work with Ubuntu 14.04, 13.10 and 13.04.

*Reset Unity using the following command
$ unity-reset

Solutiom 2: Reinstall Ubuntu Desktop (i.e Unity)
sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop

Solution 3: Install other Desktop Environment like,Gnome, KDE..etc
Now, i suggest you try Gnome Desktop, it looks cool.
sudo apt-get install gnome-shell ubuntu-gnome-desktop

After trying any solution, just reboot your system.
$ sudo reboot

A: I had exactly the same issue.
I had followed the steps mentioned by @Akshay Pratap Singh, but when I try follow this step.
sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop

I had dependency issues with libcheese and libgtk3
What i did was
sudo apt-get remove unity-control-center
sudo apt-get remove --force-yes libcheese
sudo apt-get remove --force-yes libgtk3
sudo apt-get install unity-control-center
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop

And since my display driver is Intel i also installed the drivers for that
sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel

And this had solved my problem.

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The policy does cover "surgical, hormone replacement therapy, and counseling treatment" for individuals with gender dysphoria, the petition notes.
"We agree with groups like the Transgender Law Center that it is up to the individual and their physician, not Aetna, to determine what is medically necessary. Any pre-set exclusion of 'cosmetic' procedures is an unacceptable method of providing adequate healthcare. GW should make assisting its trans students and employees a priority, especially in light of recent attacks by the Trump administration," the petition declares.
Read the petition here, and The Hatchet's report here.


Coffee, sugar, junk foods, meat, fried foods, how many of these items are a staple in your diet? Even if you add a side bowl of salad with your every meal, the fact remains that certain harm our body. But is there a way to define what is actually good besides salads and smoothies? Yes, there is and that begins by understanding acidic and alkaline foods. Which also means, you must start alkalizing your body.
Here's something to begin with; when we consume foods with too much acid, our kidneys struggle with the acid waste which in turn starts collecting in the tissues. Acidic diet also can lead to a variety of health conditions such as diabetes, arthritis, cancer, muscle degeneration and more.
Now, the above symptoms are not exclusively connected to an acidic diet only but could be the primary cause. Alkalizing your body ensures that the pH level of the body is maintained not just in the stomach, but also in the body's fluids, cells and tissues. It's important to remember that our body is only 20% acidic and 80% alkaline in nature and since these days most people consume more of acidic foods, the effects, in the long run, are very harmful.
To begin with, cut down on dairy products, meat, sugar and coffee and incorporate a heavy ( if nor completely) plant-based diet in your daily life. Consume plenty of vegetables especially green and raw such as kale, spinach, broccoli, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, beets, mushrooms, legumes, sprouts, nuts and seeds, onions, garlic, leeks. You can check out the full list of alkalizing foods here.
Although it might be easier to have a scoop of ice cream or grab a burger when in a rush, the effects that these items have your body are sometimes a big price to pay, so be aware and make smart decisions.
Drink a glass of lemon water or with apple cider vinegar. Even though both the items are sour, it's still alkali in nature.
Opt for steamed foods instead of fried.
Choose organic and GMO-free foods.
Always have a portion of salads with all of your meals.
Replace animals proteins with vegetarian options.
The journey towards leading a healthy life begins with making conscious decisions which are sustainable and easy to apply.
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Gotye, Silversun Pickups, 3OH!3, Matisyahu and Justin Bieber lead this week's shows
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While the concert announcements have started tapering off a bit, there's still some big shows that have been announced, including Gotye's Red Rocks show in August, Channel 93.3's Big Gig in September featuring Silversun Pickups, 3OH!3, the Hives, the Wombats and others at Red Rocks. Also, Matisyahu and the Dirty Heads team up at the Fillmore in September, and, yes, Justin Bieber hits the Pepsi Center in January. Page down for a full rundown of this week's new shows, plus local radio specialty shows, playlists and the top album sales.
See Also: • Rise Against, Peter Gabriel, Ben Harper, Passion Pit, Alabama Shakes lead new shows • Leonard Cohen, Big Gigantic, Big K.R.I.T. and Thurston Moore lead new shows • Nicki Minaj, My Morning Jacket and Michael Kiwanuka lead new shows • Die Antwoord, Jack White and Five Finger Death Punch lead new shows • Dispatch, Thievery Corporation, Chautauqua and Arvada Center summer lineups • Dandy Warhols, Cake, Fiona Apple among new shows
This Just In: New Concerts and On-Sale Dates
Gotye sold out the Ogden Theatre last April thanks to his hit single "Somebody That I Used to Know." With an album of ten remixes of the song due later this week, he'll also headline Red Rocks with Missy Higgins and Jonti on Wednesday, August 22. Tickets ($38.50-$42.75) go on sale on Friday, June 8 at 10 a.m.
Silversun Pickups, 3OH!3, the Hives, the Wombats and others are part of this year's Channel 93.3's Big Gig at Red Rocks on Sunday, September 16. Tickets ($36.50-$39.95) go on sale on Saturday, June 2 at 10 a.m. Matisyahu and the Dirty Heads, meanwhile, co-headline the Fillmore Auditorium on Saturday, September 8. Tickets ($34.50 plus fees) for the show go on sale this Friday, June 1 at 10 a.m. at LiveNation.com. Finally, Justin Bieber hits the Pepsi Center on Monday, January 7 and tickets go on sale Saturday, June 2 at 10 a.m.
Check out our newly revamped concert calendar for a complete listing of all upcoming shows.
Agalloch: With Velnias, Tue., July 17, 8 p.m., $12.75/$15. The English Beat: Thu., June 28, 8 p.m., $25/$30. H.R. of Bad Brains: With Ramones Attack, Sat., July 28, 9 p.m., $14/$18. Little Feat: With the Villians, Thu., Sept. 13, 8 p.m., $36/$40. SunSquabi: With Dynohunter and Lucid Vision, Sat., June 30, 9 p.m., $8/$10. White Denim: Mon., July 30, 8 p.m., $12/$15.
In-Fest: With A4 Animal, NLP, Bronze and the Limbs, Fri., June 8, 8:30 p.m., $5/$8. Langhorne Slim: With Jessica Lea Mayfield, Tue., July 24, 8:30 p.m., $13.50/$16.
COLORADO STATE FAIRGROUNDS
Chris Young: Fri., Aug. 24, 7 p.m., $22. Merle Haggard: Wed., Aug. 29, 7 p.m., $30. Steve Miller Band: Thu., Aug. 30, 7 p.m., $40. The Temptations & the Four Tops: Fri., Aug. 31, 7 p.m., $30. Thompson Square: Sat., Aug. 25, 7 p.m.
Matisyahu and the Dirty Heads: Sat., Sept. 8, 7:30 p.m., $34.50.
Arcanium: Sat., July 7, 8 p.m., $8/$10.
Jay Brannan: Mon., July 30, 8 p.m., $12. Keys n Krates: Fri., July 27, 8 p.m., $10. Purity Ring: Wed., Aug. 29, 9 p.m., $13/$15.
Blitzkid: Tue., July 31, 8 p.m., $10/$12. Gigamesh: With Punks Jump Up, Sat., June 30, 8:30 p.m., $14/$16. Hellogoodbye: With William Beckett, Tue., Aug. 14, 7 p.m., $12/$15. Kutt Calhoun: With Flawless, Fri., June 22, 7 p.m., $16/$18.
Delicate Steve: Tue., July 10, 9 p.m., $8/$10. K-Holes: With Lords of Fuzz and Zebroids, Mon., July 2, 9 p.m., $5/$7. miRthkon: With Thinking Plague, Panal S.A. DE C.V., Wed., Aug. 22, 9 p.m., $10.
OGDEN THEATRE
Yeasayer: Sun., Aug. 26, 8 p.m., $25.50.
Justin Bieber: With Carly Rae Jepsen, Mon., Jan. 7, 7 p.m.
Channel 93.3's Big Gig: With Silversun Pickups, 3OH!3, the Hives, the Wombats and more, Sun., Sept. 16, 4:30 p.m., $36.50-$39.95. Gotye: With Missy Higgins and Jonti, Wed., Aug. 22, 7:30 p.m., $38.50-$42.75.
SUMMIT MUSIC HALL
Madi Diaz: With Harper Blynn, Wed., June 20, 8 p.m., $13/$15.
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We're currently tracking the playlists from a number of different shows, including KTCL's Locals Only*, The Colorado Sound, an independently produced show that is broadcast all over Colorado, and The Colorado Wave, which is syndicated on a number of stations across the country. Here's what the area's local-centric specialty radio shows were spinning this week. *Playlist not available this week.
THE COLORADO SOUND
Eddie Turner "Ride A Painted Pony" Mama Lenny and the Remedy "Bossy (Bitch On A Cell)" Mosey West "The Storm" Railbenders "Someone Take This Bottle" Turn 4 "Sante Fe Breakdown" Xiren "Not a Love Song" The Czars "Killjoy" Instant Empire "Without Wires" Danielle Ate the Sandwich "Faith In a Man" Haunted Windchimes "Out With the Crow" The Lovely & Talented "Death of the Lover" Arliss Nancy "Front Seat" Shirley "4th of July" Rick Roberts "Sweet Maria" 3 Twins Broadband "How Couldya Not?" Leftover Salmon "Here Comes the Night" Liz Barnez "River Road" Harry Tuft & Friends "If I Didn't Care" Rob Drabkin "For You I Would Die" The Apples in Stereo "Told You Once" Varlet "Eastern" Born in The Flood "If This Thing Should Spill" Bad Weather California "I Feel Like Dancing" Gary Bragg "She Canceled the Cable" Lonesome Traveler "Do I Ever Cross You Mind?" Raincheck "Right There"
THE COLORADO WAVE
Hippie Tendencies - Time Is Of The Essence Lisa Bell - Move On The Patches Band - Right's Not Me Scott Von - Sundays Comin' String Cheese Incident - Lester Had A Coconut Stringbean & The Stalkers - Pepper Shack Hans York - Safety Is Soulless Chupacabra - Soledad David Francis - Message Rubber Planet - Vortex Beehive - Garden Pale Boy - Chloe Andy Ard - Wonderful
Click through for this week's Top Sellers
Top Local Sellers - Albums & Downloads
Garbage's first album in seven years, Not Your Kind Of People, released last week on Stunvolume, took the top spot at Independent Records while coming in eighth at Twist and Shout. Thanks to an in-store performance by Civil Wars at Twist & Shout, two of the duo's releases took the top spots. Leftover Salmon's latest effort, Aquatic Hitchhiker, came in first at Albums on the Hill and Off!'s self-titled disc came in first at Wax Trax.
ALBUMS ON THE HILL
01. Leftover Salmon - Aquatic Hitchhiker
02. Beach House - Bloom
03. Best Coast - The Only Place 04. Jack White - Blunderbuss
05. Dr. John - Locked Down
06. Rufus Wainwright - Out of the Game
07. M. Ward - Wasteland Companion
08. Tedeschi Trucks Band - Live Revelator EP
09. Trampled By Turtles - Stars and Satellites 10. The Shins - Port of Morrow
INDEPENDENT RECORDS
01. Garbage - Not Your Kind Of People
02. Drake - Take Care
03. Krizz Kaliko - Kickin' & Screamin'
04. EL-P - Cancer for Cure
05. E-40 - Block Brochure Volumes 1, 2 &3
06. John Mayer - Born & Raised
07. Joe Bonamassa - Driving Towards the Daylight
08. Jack White - Blunderbuss
09. Nicki Minaj - Pink Friday...Roman Reloaded
10. Tyga - Careless World Ride of the Last King
01. Civil Wars - Live At Amoeba
02. Civil Wars - Barton Hallow
03. Paul & Linda McCartney - Ram
04. The Lumineers - The Lumineers 05. Jack White - Blunderbuss
07. Alabama Shakes - Boys & Girls
10. The Shins - Port of Morrow
WAX TRAX
01. Off! - Off!
04. Lungfish - A.C.R. 1999
05. Speedwolf - Ride With Death 06. Hot Water Music - Exister 07. High on Fire - De Vermis Mysteriis 08. Sun Araw + Congos - Icon Give Thank
09. Of Monsters and Men - My Head Is An Animal
10. Brian Jonestown Massacre - Aufheben
BEATPORT.COM
01. Thomas Gold - "Sing2Me" (original mix)
02. TJR - "Funky Vodka" (original mix)
03. Mark Knight - "Alright" (original club mix)
04. Sean Finn, Crazibiza - "Show Me Love 2K12" (Crazibiza remix)
05. Mark Knight - "Together" (original club mix)
06. Manuel de la Mare, Luigi Rocca - "Opa-Locka" (original mix)
07. Swedish House Mafia - "Greyhound" (original mix)
08. Sebastian Ingrosso, Alesso - "Calling (Lose My Mind)" (extended mix)
09. Cicada, Third Party - "Feel" (original mix)
10. Fedde le Grand, Deniz Koyu - "Turn It" (original mix)
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Today we start with a nice meal and then move on to a talk on the work & times of the Royal Papworth NHS Hospital Trust - recent move to a state of the art custom-built centre on the Addenbrookes site. This reknowned hospital is justly famous for its ground breaking heart surgery and after care.
Followed by this years Shadow Council Meeting. - the first get-to-gether of next years President and Council - details from Amber.


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Q: Choosing between adding a maven dependency vs. copying the one class I need My project can benefit from a bit of code from the Apache commons-math3 project.  Specifically, my math heavy application would benefit from using the FastMath class which avoids using extremely precise, but slow, native methods.
I have a choice here.
I could add an entire maven dependency for this one class (FastMath) or I could cherry pick this single class (+tests) and copy/paste it into my project.
What factors would come into play if you were to make this decision?  What factors are most important to the long term health and usability of the project.
Would you prefer to add an external dependency?  Would you prefer to add (i.e. copy/paste) a new class.

A: If this is for your personal use, or if this is some sort of proof-of-concept project not intended for sustained use by the general public, do whatever is the least amount of work (probably cut and paste).
If this is intended for general distribution, and/or the application will be in existence for some time, a reference may be better, since the folks using the app may wish to update it, e.g. if any bugs are found and a new version is released.


In my second to last post from our summer Europe trip I'm sharing our time outside of Paris. I shared before that one of my childhood best friends was getting married in France and I was in the wedding, and the entire wedding party and attendees stayed at the Chateau de Chissay, located between Montrichard and Chenonceaux. The chateau was once a castle built under Charles the 7th for Pierre Bérard, chancellor of France, and both Charles the 7th and Louis the 11th stayed there. And it was a pretty breathtaking place!
The rooms were so unique and preserved, and there were historic pieces everywhere you turned. Located right outside of our room in the hallway was a prayer area adorned with saints and religious artifacts. When we got to the venue, my best friend and her husband threw a white party that served as a welcome party for everyone coming in for the festivities. It was a great way for everyone to meet and I definitely needed a little extra sleep to recover for the wedding the next day. ThThat night we all stood outside at the most breathtaking view of the stars. I have never seen the sky more beautiful in my life and it's by far one of my favorite memories. You definitely don't get that type of view living in Chicago.
The wedding was held at Chateau de Chenonceau located in Loire Valley… the most gorgeous wedding venue I have ever been to. It was built from 1514-1522 and is the second most visited chateau in France. The best part is that it was designed by and has only been owned by women. Yaaaas! The ceremony was on a boat that took us around the River Cher, and after that we headed to a private wine tasting and tour of the chateau (guess who spent all their time at the wine tasting?!). Once the wedding began we had the grounds all to ourselves, where we walked through the gardens and completed a labyrinth at 2AM. It was so much fun and I never danced more in my life!
After the wedding weekend we drove back to Paris which took a few hours (and too long figuring out how to work the stick shift) and we stopped in town to grab a quick bite. Ironically enough, the first restaurant we found happened to be an American-inspired BBQ place with images of famous Americans like Marilyn Monroe and Elvis all over the walls. It was hilarious that four Americans just happened to stumble upon this place in the middle of nowhere. But the burgers were actually really good.


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Maine riverfront lot for sale in Mattamiscontis Township. This surveyed lot is 6.03+/- acres with 342+/- feet of frontage on the Penobscot River. Located on a public, paved road with year round access. Power is available at the street. Enjoy fishing, boating, and kayaking on the Penobscot River. The Penobscot is known for it's Smallmouth Bass fishing! This would make a great place to build your dream home or a vacation getaway! Taxes are ONLY $229 in 2017! 4+/- miles to Lincoln where you will find grocery stores, hardware stores, gas, restaurants, and other services/amenities. Come take a look today!
A beautiful new camp that has never been lived in.This cabin has 300 ft. of river frontage for a beautiful view.The bass fishing is awesome and it is 4 miles from Lincoln for your convenience.The main road allows 4-wheeler traffic so you can access the local trails.


Doh Doh Doh is a song by Kcee, off the Eastern Conference album.
Five Star Music frontman, Kcee has just released the first song titled "Doh Doh Doh", off his much anticipated 3rd studio album "Eastern Conference".
The song is produced by Blaq Jerzee.
The album, Eastern Conference' is scheduled to drop on April 5th 2019.


The month of August is a celebration of local arts and crafts with hundreds of events across the counties of Northern Ireland. This could not be complete without a celebration of the tradition of world famous Irish Linen. The SDC Northern Ireland region committee are all industry experts working with linen in its heyday, so were delighted to experience some of their local events.
It was a little like a Top Gear road trip with the first stop at the Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum to see the story of flax to fabric told as history as well as seeing the process. Originally a museum focusing on the local history of Lisburn and the Lagan Valley, the museum expanded in 1994 with the opening of the Irish Linen Centre. The museum has fully operational spinning wheels and hand operated looms which are run as a business and open to the public to see and chat to the weavers. It was magical to see, just like stepping back in time and the weavers really love their craft and are happy to chat and explain what they are doing.
The museum was also host to the "Linen Futures" a travelling exhibition celebrating collaborative craft and design practice based on the past, present and future landscape of Irish linen. Linen Futures aimed to communicate the value of textiles, eroded through globalisation, by encouraging design that emphasises longevity, durability and the timeless quality of linen. Twenty textile orientated practitioners have been linked through their Celtic roots by the Curator Jane McCann to embrace both the past heritage and modern style. There were just too many different styles of expression of the beauty and flexibility of linen to mention here. It was great to see a special work inspired by Carrickmacross Lace hand painted using distressed foil technique from Trish Belford (an SDC silver medalist).
Then off to drive past the Titanic museum to Donaghadee with its silver sands coast line stopping at the home and studio of designer Jane McCann. Jane in recent years has become an expert in designing for wearable technologies. She said "working with high tech was exciting, but it was nice to have a counter balance of getting back to close nature's raw materials." Every day for a week Jane opened her home and studio to craft making with a different specialist teaching a craft each day including indigo dyeing, embroidery, felting and on the day we visited it was dyeing with natural products from the garden and sea shore on to silk and linen.
SDC member Janet Best had come from London to try her hand at natural dyeing and had great fun with the other crafters sharing their found treasures of nature. We understand that Janet's silk scarf dyed with rust, leaves and raspberries produced a really nice design, but we had to leave before the dyeing process had finished.
Our thanks to Jane for her warm welcome and hope she will continue with more craft workshops next year.
With thanks to Paul Santokhi, Chair of the SDC Northern Ireland region for this blog. For details of future SDC events, please visit our website or email: marketing@sdc.org.uk.


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The ruling was officially announced on March 1.
In December, a Swedish court found Yury Zhukovsky, 37, guilty of carrying out an attack on prominent Uzbek Imam Obidkhon Qori Nazarov in 2012.
Nazarov, who is a critic of the government of Uzbek President Islam Karimov, was in a coma for two years after being shot at least three times in the northern Swedish town of Stromsund.
His relatives said Nazarov suffers from brain damage.
Obid Nazarov's son, Doudkhon Nazarov, told RFE/RL's Uzbek Service that he is satisfied with the appeals court's decision. He also called on Swedish authorities to continue the investigation to show that the attempt on Nazarov's life was ordered by the Uzbek government.
Nazarov, who was one of the most popular imams in Central Asia in the early 1990s, was granted asylum in Sweden in 2006. He had fled Uzbekistan in 1998.
The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) has criticized European countries over a "domino-like" buildup of tens of thousands of refugees in Greece, warning that the continent is on the "cusp of a self-induced" humanitarian crisis if governments fail to work together.
The UNHCR's warning on March 1 came after Macedonia used tear gas and stun grenades to repel hundreds of migrants attempting to ram through a barbed-wire fence at a crossing in Idomeni.
The UNHCR also warned that crowded conditions in Greece have led to a "completely unmanageable" situation that includes shortages of food, shelter, and water among migrants, stoking tensions and "fueling violence."
"We are faced with an extremely alarming situation at the moment, with Europe on the cusp of a new and largely self-induced humanitarian crisis," UNHCR spokesman Adrian Edwards told RFE/RL on March 1.
Edwards said Mediterranean arrivals in January and February totaled 131,000, compared to around 147,000 in the first six months of last year, more than 122,000 of them coming to Greece after fleeing conflict in Syria.
The UN agency said an estimated 24,000 refugees were in need of accommodation in Greece as of February 29, while Greek police said the number of people massed at the Idomeni crossing has reached 10,000.
The UNHCR spokesman noted that "compared to refugee crises that we see in the Syria region, in Afghanistan, in parts of Africa, these are still relatively small numbers."
Greece has been left to cope with much of the burden of new arrivals since a cap on migrant entries was imposed by its Balkan neighbors and Austria, which is further along a route used by people trying to reach Germany and other rich European Union countries.
Large numbers of migrants have built up in the country as a result.
"Governments across Europe are not working together despite agreements that have already been reached in a number of areas," Edwards said.
The 28-member European Union, which has been struggling to cope with a surge in migration that saw more than 1 million new arrivals last year, has been criticized for its failure to show a united front in protecting the rights of the refugees.
"Country after country is imposing new border restrictions and a series of inconsistent practices across Europe causing both unnecessary suffering and risk being at variance with EU and international law," Edwards said. "And most serious still, bring Europe back into a crisis over a situation which should be entirely manageable."
The UNHCR said that for many months European countries simply waved refugees and migrants through without any proper screening system to establish who was a refugee and who wasn't and without functioning mechanisms that could have ensured that help is available for people who need asylum.
"Now we're seeing a turning of the tide that's forcing people country-by-country domino-like back towards Greece into a situation which is completely unmanageable. We urgently, urgently need now to see Europe return to trying to address this together," Edwards told RFE/RL.
Meanwhile the border remained closed on March 1, as Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov warned he could shut down the Balkan migrant route altogether later this year.
Ivanov told German newspaper Der Spiegel that, when Austria reaches its limit of 37,500 migrant entries, Macedonia will close its border with Greece, effectively shutting down a path to northern Europe used by hundreds of thousands of migrants.
"When Austria reaches its limit, it will happen," Ivanov said, suggesting that could occur very soon, "perhaps right at this moment."
The UNHCR warned that such moves "risk being at variance with EU and international law and are causing unnecessary suffering to many people."
Edwards urged European countries to work together to solve this "manageable" situation instead of taking unilateral action.
"The crisis that Europe has now is one of failing to work together to address this properly. It's a self-induced crisis. It's also one solvable and avoidable," he said.


By the time he was in college, Jonatan was living what could be considered a picturesque American life. There were just two things that might take it away from him. His big secret and what came in the mail.
Listen to Part 3 of the story that inspired Status.


As the name showed, Taxi Rush 2 is a typical inline mini racing game, which requires the player to control the movement of a taxi on a road, where there are many cars and trucks, as well as passengers who do not walk on the zebra crossing. And also, there is one notice that every player should pay attention to, that is, since this game is a racing game, every level requires its players to complete the task on time. The life provided for the players is limited, try your best not to hit anything on the road.
Play Taxi Rush 2 online games, Fun and Happy.


The more [Chicago Cubs pitcher Greg] Maddux's physical skills decline, the deeper he must plumb his mental well to stay sharp. At that he is unrivaled. He is, for instance, a voracious observer. He can often tell what a hitter is thinking by where he stands in the batter's box, how he takes practice swings, how he fouls off a pitch or takes a pitch.


Ever wondered what you look like from behind… or from any other angle? Now's your chance to find out.
We are offering one lucky reader the chance to receive a 25-centimetre-tall 3D printed figurine of themselves, thanks to Backface.


Topic: This site's default theme.
Is this included in the full installation of Beta 4? I've just run the upgrade from 3 but the default theme is the same old one.
ETA: Reason I'm asking is because I need to know how to set up drop menus in SMF 2.
Re: This site's default theme.
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I wrote this song in April right before I played a Red Boots Roots House Concert. It's a song about faith in hope that was written from a place of despair about the ways in which hatred and politics intertwine these days to drive wedges between us. It's a song about endurance and recognizing that the march towards people being treated with equal respect based on the content of their character, not the color of their skin, the creed of their religion, or the gender they were born into or are attracted to, has been a long and slow one that many have contributed to over time, and we still have a long way to go.
I decided to play the song that night despite the fact that it was so new, and the response was immediate and overwhelming. My friend, Chardy McEwan, was there sitting in with me on some songs and witnessed the connection. After the show, I asked him if he could help me record the song so I could share it with the RBR Community in a more permanent format. Chardy is the bombdiggity, and he made it happen. He invited me into the Sixthman office after work one day when he had enlisted other Sixthman staff and friends to stay late and man the cameras. Tanner set up a new ribbon mic he wanted to test out, I ran through the song once for a sound check, and then we hit record. Tanner did the audio, Chardy mixed the video and sent me a link and instructions on how to upload it to Facebook. So about a month after I first played it for them, I was able to share the song with the RBR group. How's that for friendship and community?


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