Product liability essentially deals with unsafe goods as opposed to unsatisfactory goods. Product Liability essentially rests with the manufacturer of that particular product. The Trade Practices Act (TPA) creates a remedy for innocent by-standers who suffer injury, loss or damage because of an unsafe good. If the manufacturer supplies a product to the consumer and that consumer re-supplies to another consumer it is the new consumer who has the remedy available to them. No matter how many times goods are re-supplied the manufacturer remains liable but the Plaintiff is whoever has title to the goods.
If you have suffered loss, damage or injury as a result defective goods you may have rights against the seller of the goods in contract or against the manufacturer of the goods in negligence. The Trade Practices Act (TPA) also introduces a statutory code for dealing with defective goods.
Claim for compensation against the manufacturer or importer for unsatisfactory goods based on the provisions contained within the TPA.
The TPA deals with defective goods by providing a series of statutory rights of action against the manufacturer, in favour of persons suffering injury, loss or damage caused by the dangerous and or defective goods. The basis of liability or the cause of action is that there is a defect in goods and a person suffers injury as a result of that defect. There are many advantages of this type of action. The main one being that there is no requirement that there be a contractual relationship between the injured party and the manufacturer and further negligence does not have to be proven.
This legislation gives persons who have suffered injury, loss or damage caused by dangerous goods a right of action against manufacturers, importers and suppliers. The act only applies to goods supplied after 9 July 1992.
To sue a manufacturer under the TPA the manufacturer has to be a corporation. Importers are also caught by these provisions of the TPA.
If you do not know who the manufacturer of the goods is, it is possible to serve a Written Request on the Supplier of the goods to provide information about the manufacturer or the supplier who supplied the goods to them. If the supplier does not provide the information requested this may result in them being deemed the manufacturer for the purposes of the TPA.
WHEN WILL A CORPORATION BE LIABLE?
Manufacturers are liable when they supply goods which are defective and which cause loss, damage or injury. A manufacturer of goods for the purposes of the TPA and any product liability claim is given a wide meaning. A manufacturer includes corporations who actually manufacture goods and those who hold themselves as being manufacturers or permit their name to be applied to the goods. If goods are imported and at the time of importation the manufacturer does not have the right to do business in Australia the importer will be deemed to be the manufacturer.
"Supply" includes sale, exchange, lease, hire or hire purchase.
The manner in which and the purpose for which they have been marketed.
And the time when they were supplied by the manufacturer.
The defect could not have been discovered given the state of scientific or technical knowledge when the manufacturer supplied the goods.
The defect is attributable to the design, markings, on, or instructions given with goods where the manufacturer only manufactured a component.
If a manufacturer claims that the defect resulted from a compliance with a mandatory standard, the Commonwealth becomes a defendant to the action and if the defence by the manufacturer is proven the Commonwealth is required to meet the verdict.
Who can sue under product liability law?
A person who used or who intended to use goods which were damaged or destroyed because of the defective goods.
The goods must be of a kind that a ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use.
A person who used or intended to use land, building or fixtures ordinarily acquired for private use that were destroyed or damaged because of the defect.
The goods priced in excess of $40,000.00 but are of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use or consumption, or, or in the case of a vehicle the vehicle is acquired primarily for use in the transport of goods on public roads and they are not purchased for either resale or using them up or transforming them in business in the cause of the process of production or manufacturer, or in the cause of repairing or treating other goods or repairing or treating fixtures.
Certain time limitations apply when bringing an action in product liability law. Ultimately an action must be commenced within 10 years of the supply by the manufacturer of the goods.
Within that 10 year period however, your action must be commenced at any time within three years after you become aware or ought to have become aware of the defect and the identity of the manufacturer.
It is also important to note that in any action for a claim for personal injuries arising out of defective goods, whether it be for breach of contract, negligence and/or product liability, the action must be commenced within 3 years of the date of the injury.
If you have suffered loss, damage or injury as a result of a defect in goods and think that you might have a potential claim against the supplier or the manufacturer of those goods the most effective way to assist your claim is to collect as much information as you can as quickly as you can.
Why approach the supplier or manufacturer?
If you want the defective goods replaced your first step is to approach the supplier of the goods. Explain to them why the goods are defective and what you would like them to do about it (i.e refund, replaced etc).
It is often more effective to put your concerns in writing and if you are complaining about the defective goods. You should address your letter to customer service or the General Manager, giving full details and setting a deadline. If your claim involves a significant sum we recommend that you seek legal advice before presenting a letter of demand to a supplier or manufacturer.
Do not send original documents such as receipts and guarantees. You should always send copies instead.
You should keep copies of all letters along with any diary of effects and or telephone conversations had with representatives of the supplier or manufacturer.
To make a complaint to a Government Body.
While it is possible to bring an action in the Federal Court for breaches of the Federal Trade Practices Act very few cases are brought in the Federal Court by or on behalf of consumers. It might be more useful to make a complaint to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) if you have a complaint which is covered by the TPA.
The purpose of the TPA is to create a cause of action for the owner of the goods against the manufacturer or importer.
There are a number of defences available to the manufacturer. These include that there was no defect at the time of supply of the good, that they had met the mandatory standard in that they had complied with any Australian Standard applicable to that particular product.


What happens when the most loving thing you can do is tell someone something they do not want to hear?
This is exactly the issue with Jewish evangelism. Our Jewish people do not want to hear the gospel; many think they know what we are going to say and have already decided it does not apply to them. The most loving thing we can do is to tell them, as carefully as possible, what Jesus has done for them. Yet many Christians are finding it difficult to believe that Jews really do need Jesus. Why?
The Jewish people have walked a long road of persecution. Sadly, church history has been a major intersection on that road. Christians are becoming increasingly aware of that history, and of the fact that some who claimed to represent Jesus used His name to commit atrocities against the Jewish people. Many Christians are now deeply sensitized to anything that smacks of anti-Semitism. As Jews for Jesus, we are grateful for that sensitivity, especially when it leads people to be extra tactful and loving in sharing the gospel. At the same time, some Christian friends have taken their sensitivity in a different direction. They have concluded that Jewish people do not need Jesus, and that it is unkind and arrogant—even anti-Semitic—to suggest that they do. In many cases, these conclusions are drawn from discussions with Jewish friends whose opinions these Christians greatly value. And yet Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the father except through me" (John 14:6). We believe that accepting Christ's claims means accepting the privilege and the burden of communicating His claims to others, even if they are insulted by the prospect. In Romans 11, the Apostle Paul spoke of a partial hardening, a spiritual blindness that has come to the people of Israel. If the Bible is not God's truth for us, such talk about blindness and hardening is demeaning. But if the Bible is true, the reality is that Jewish people as a whole are committed to disbelieving the gospel because they cannot, at this point in history, see the truth. Paul says this "partial blindness" is not complete, nor is it permanent. Most people know that Jesus' first followers were Jewish, and that the first Christian missionaries were "converted Jews" preaching the gospel to Gentiles. Yet, in a sense, they were not converted Jews—they were converted sinners who happened to be Jewish. And they remained Jewish, never renouncing their heritage or the faith of their ancestors. They were part of a believing remnant of Jews whom God is calling to follow Jesus. We Jews for Jesus are part of that believing remnant, and God is blessing our efforts to add to that remnant. As Jews who believe in Jesus, we sympathize with those who feel offended by the gospel, yet we do not accept the notion that it is offensive to tell Jewish people about Jesus. We Jews who have found faith and everlasting life in Jesus recall how we once felt. Most of us considered anyone who confronted us with the gospel a minor annoyance at best, if not a major aggravation. Now we thank God for those who cared enough to tell us what we did not wish to hear. Our mission is not to intrude. It is simply to call attention to the Savior in ways that Jewish people cannot dismiss as being for someone else. We believe it is possible to draw attention to Jesus in respectful, loving and good-natured ways. We are grateful for the many Christians who stand with us and are willing to face discomfort for the sake of Christ, and for their concern to see Jewish friends heaven bound. Still, the controversial nature of our cause makes it difficult for us to gain the friendship and support of many Christians who feel it's not polite to tell people who have their own religion that they need Jesus. We do not buttonhole or force people to converse with us. Once we present people with an invitation to interact with our message—be it a gospel tract, a billboard, a gospel ad or even a phone call—they can choose to avoid, embrace or seek further information about Jesus.
How does the Jewish community respond to Jews for Jesus?
We have organized opposition that, oddly enough, encourages us. Our opposition points to the fact that more and more Jews are coming to faith in Jesus. We are honored to be "blamed," but God deserves the credit. We lift up Jesus, but He alone can draw Jews and Gentiles to Himself. Since we are highly visible, many Jewish leaders have denounced our organization. Many attempt to "de-legitimize" us. Some do so by alleging that we are a cult or an exotic new religion. Most will say we are dishonest and disingenuous for refusing to give up our Jewish identity since they believe anyone who believes in Jesus cannot be Jewish. In part, their attempts to undermine our credibility are intended to keep Jewish seekers away from us. However, our opposition also understands that we depend upon the friendship and support of our brothers and sisters in Christ. Statements undermining the integrity of Jewish evangelism in general and Jews for Jesus in particular drive a wedge between us and many members of Christ's Body.
How successful is your opposition?
When it comes to keeping Jewish people from hearing us, our opposition mostly affects those who are not prepared to "go against the flow." Frankly, Jewish people who would seriously consider Jesus are already questioning religious authorities and realizing they must investigate certain issues for themselves. Some may initially be leery of Jews for Jesus because of things they have heard. Yet when the time comes, chances are they will find out for themselves who we are and what we believe. Ironically, our opposition seems to have more success within the Church. It has become increasingly popular among liberal and even among some not-so-liberal Christians to say that Jews have salvation apart from Christ. Therefore, they say that evangelizing Jewish people is an unnecessary, even un-Christian, endeavor. This is what happens when Christians view the Great Commission through the eyes of unbelieving friends and colleagues. Whereas empathy for the sensitivities of Jewish people is appreciated, it becomes tragic when allowed to take the place of a Bible-based philosophy of missions. How can one surmise from Scripture that it is insulting to speak to Jews of the love of Jesus, who came as a Jew? How can it be insulting to tell of the great sacrifice He made for all people? How can it be insulting to offer the abundant life He gives? Unbelieving Jewish people who are willing to go against the flow to explore the gospel have a sense of what is at stake—their own salvation. Unfortunately, for some Christians, the friendship or respect of unsaved Jewish people seems to determine their view of Jewish evangelism. Saying that Jesus is the only way to salvation would mean risking rejection. Further, a Christian leader who publicly endorses Jews for Jesus may draw quite a bit of fire, and few are willing to do so over this issue. As Jews who are for Jesus, we have no choice but to make the statements and take the fire. If we were not convinced that Jesus is the only way of salvation, we would not have given up the respect and acceptance of the Jewish community. Since we are convinced that the salvation of our people is at stake, we have to reach out and take the risk.
We are looking for more people who are willing to take the risk with us.
Please prayerfully consider the cause of Jewish evangelism and ways to be involved: perhaps through finances, prayer, talking to your pastor about having one of our speakers, or maybe even volunteer work. Find out more about all our opportunities to serve.


Join our forest friends as they learn that a helpful friend is the best friend of all, no matter their size! A charming Hareytale board book with beautiful illustrations featuring the woodland characters Bruce the Moose, Foxy the Fox, Roxy the Raccoon, Cubby the Bear, and Harey the Bunny Rabbit.
Size: 7" x 7". 20 pages. Imported.


The new upcoming video coding standard, H.264, allows motion estimation performing on multiple reference frames. This new feature improves the prediction accuracy of inter-coding blocks significantly, but it is extremely computational intensive. Its reference software adopts a full search scheme. The complexity of multi-frame motion estimation increases linearly with the number of used reference frames. However, the distortion gain given by each reference frame varies with the motion content of the video sequence, and it is not efficient to search through all the candidate frames. In this paper, a novel center-biased frame selection method is proposed to speed up the multi-frame motion estimation process in H.264. We apply a center-biased frame selection path to identify the ultimate reference frame from all the candidates. Simulation results show that our proposed method can save about 77% computations constantly while keeping similar picture quality as compared to full search. © 2003 IEEE.
Center-biased frame selection algorithms for fast multi-frame motion estimation IN H.264. / Ting, Chi-Wang; Po, Lai-Man; Cheung, Chun-Ho.
Proceedings of 2003 International Conference on Neural Networks and Signal Processing, ICNNSP'03. Vol. 2 2003. p. 1258-1261 1281099.


What do you do with leftover royal icing? Since I hate wasting food, I baked more cookies and topped it with the icing. Usually, I make more than I need for an order, because it's a pain to make another batch when you're already "in the zone."
The patterns were not inspired by anything in particular. Just random dots and linework.
The next set, I plan on bringing to the boys' daycare. The edges were rolled into red coarse sugar and I iced numbers for learning purposes. I stopped the colour-alternating at 10... because I forgot... but that's OK, because I don't think the kids will care. I hope they don't have favourite numbers, because I only made one of each up to 16!
My other project due today was for a dinner party. A Paris-themed dinner party, to be exact. So, I used some of the most obvious French icons: the flag, the Eiffel Tower, and the Arc de Triomphe.
This is something new for me: I haven't created a cake with peanut butter icing before. I looked for new recipes. The icing is very, very sweet. The chocolate cake was divided into 3 layers.
I wanted to do a basket weave design, since I haven't done that in a while. I totally forgot how easy it was to do yet it has a complicated look. It was a simple design and I only coloured the icing purple because it would be a very monotonous cake with all that beige by itself.
Happy Birthday, Serge & Krista (a.k.a the Super Mommy)!
It seems like ages since my last post. Lots of changes since then... both the boys started daycare. With that, comes illness. Because their fevers have been yo-yo-ing and with other ailments, they've missed quite a bit of daycare since they're not allowed to come back for at least 24 hours. My husband was sick with the flu, and it appears that it was from the daycare, too. For the worst day, I took a day off work to be Mama Bear and tended to the little (and big) sickies. Now, I have a cold, as well, but at least it's not the flu.
My favourite client wanted a vanilla chocolate chip cake with sweet icing. Sweeter than my usual Swiss meringue buttercream. I had to go for another recipe, so I found a whipped vanilla icing that used icing sugar. It does not hold up as well as meringue, but as long as it's taken out of the fridge a half hour before serving, it will sustain its shape.
I had free reign on design and settled on an arty autumn theme. The icing didn't want to co-operate with me; it was very soft to pipe with, and needed to be refrigerated several times so I wouldn't pipe blobs. Other than that, I'm pleased with the results for the amount of time I spent on it (which is not as much as I wanted but my commute really takes a chunk out of my day).
Today is my co-worker's last day in our department. We'll still see her, but she'll be on a different floor. She is a health nut. Or, she tries to be. :) I wanted to make carrot muffins, but mini-sized (for those watching their caloric intake). This was my first attempt at carrot muffins... ever. I hope everyone enjoys them!


It is a tradition in Carmelites to discover, motivate and encourage the sports and artistic talents, whith the inspiration and inicial impulse of the parents, that have the intention to reach the biggest amount of students as possible, the oportunity of developing more sports and cultural abilities.
The challenge taken by Workshops for the sake of Integral Education, implies from this area, to develop in the students, art and sport abilities. To integrate and strengthen the concept and practice team work; as well as to incentivate the development of social abilities at each level of formation, from the first years, with each of the disciplines that they can choose. This preparation will lead many of them to represent us in the teams of High Competition, the Official Tournament of ADECORE.
Additionally and especially thinking in those students that maintain outstanding third and fifth academic superior at the beginning of 6th grade of primary, our Carmelites direction created the French Club.
Finally, countaing on our staff with teachers of diverse and selected specialities; each student will finish their formation at our Institution, with the certainty and security of conducting on a proper and also, outstanding way, in the curricular area as well as the extracurricular.


3) Describe problem: I don't know how to put the paneltext in the left of the image.
So, here is another question, is too difficult do a transition effect like fade with the step carousel?
with the same functionality as your example.


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Moustafa Amar (; born 22 September 1966) is an Egyptian musician and actor.

Career
Amar's first song was "Wala Yabou Khad Gameel", released on a collective album. In 1990, he released his first solo album, Wassaf. In 1992–1993, he released a second album, Layaleki, which sold well. He has collaborated with actress Nilly ("Papa Noel"), and in 1993 he released his 3rd album skeet el 3ash2een.
In 1994, album Eftekerny. In 1995, album Leman Yahomho El Samr (Salimonee). In 1996, album Taal El Lail. In 1997, album Nar Al Hob. In 1999, El Leila Doub. In 2000, Aysheen. In 2001, Habeeb Hayati. In 2002, Monaya. In 2003, Rohi Feek. In 2003, Bahebak O Ana Kaman. In 2004, Ensa. In 2007, Leesa Habayeb. In 2010, Heya. In 2014, Ana Metamen.

In addition to writing his own music, he has composed for other Arabic singers, including Ehab Tawfik and Ali El Haggar.

Movies: El Battal (1998) El Hob Al Awal (2000) Ashab Wala Business (2001) Elb Gareh (2002) Bahabek Ana Kanan (2003) Nar Al Hobeen (2004) Hareem Kareem (2005) Esyabet Al Doctor Omar (2007) Mafeesh Fayda (2008) Gowa El Lohba (2012)

Discography
 Wassaf (1990)
 Eftekerney (1992)
 Layaliki (1993)
 Seket Al-Ashe'en (1994)

Aisheen (with Gipsy Kings) (2000)
 Hayaty (2001)
 Monaya (2002)
 Rohy Feek (2003)
 Bahebak Wana Kaman (2003)
 Enssa (2004)
 Lessa Habayeb (2006)
 Heya (2010)
 Mawlaya Sobhanak (2013)
 ِAna Metamen (2014)
 dehket lya (2019)

Singles

 Ghazali (ft Hamid El Shari) (2000)
 Sotak mosh kefaya (ft Sherine wagdy) (2006)
 Aisheen (with Gipsy Kings) (2000)
 Habib Hayati (2001)
 Sotak mosh kefaya (ft. Sherine Wagdy) (2006)
 Mareed Bel-Hob (2008)
 Aywa Enta (2008)
 De7ket 2alet (2009)
 Hatganen (2011)
  new arrangement (2013)

Filmography
 Al Batal (1997)
 Al Hob Al Awal (2000)
 As'hab Walla Business (2001)
 Alb Garee (2002)
 Bahebbak Wana Kaman (2003)
 Hobbak Nar (2004)
 Hareem Kareem (2005)
 Esabet Al-Doctor Omar (2007)
 Mafeesh Faida (2008)
 Gowa El Le'ba (2012)
 Fen Alby(2017)

TV series
 Ali Ya Weka (2007)
 Montaha elaeshaa (2010)
 Essam w elmesba7 Part II (Vocal Performance) (2012)

FM series
 maesr Italya wbl2ks (2003)
 bahebk Ya Magnona (2006)
 Fares men elzaman elgadid (2011)

References

External links

1966 births
Living people
Egyptian male film actors
People from Alexandria
20th-century Egyptian male singers
Egyptian singer-songwriters
Egyptian Muslims
Egyptian male television actors
Singers who perform in Classical Arabic
Singers who perform in Egyptian Arabic
21st-century Egyptian male singers

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When it comes to church groups, missions, and youth groups, a custom made screen printed T-shirt is an excellent idea for a number of reasons.
First, if you're a member of a church group and you're looking to raise funds for a charity or some other social function custom screen printed T-Shirts are practically perfect. They can be personalized to say virtually anything you want them to say, can be printed on a wide variety of colors and sizes, and, if you purchase them in large quantities, the cost to your church or youth group will be lower and the profit for charity higher.
If you are putting together a mission trip, custom t-shirts are perfect for creating unity among the group members. Designing them together can be a rewarding task and the t-shirts themselves will become cherished reminders of the trip and the time spent together helping those in need and bringing change to the world.
For Youth groups, a custom t-shirt with the group's name or the names of the members is an excellent idea. A custom T-shirt can help the members of the group feel that sense of belonging that many young people need, and it gives them a sense of being special and being involved.
The simple fact is, custom screen printed T-shirts are fun to design, long-lasting, build unity, and are a lot of fun to wear. Everyone loves t-shirts and your church group, youth group, or mission will treasure them always. Custom t-shirts are really a win-win situation for everyone!


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European Company Survey 2019 - Workplace practices unlocking employee potential
Reform of the apprenticeship system agreed
The Austrian Trade Union Federation (Österreichischer Gewerkschaftsbund,
ÖGB) and the Austrian Chamber of the Economy (Wirtschaftskammer Österreich,
WKÖ) agreed the outlines of a reform of the apprenticeship system on 1 March
1997. The precise details are to be agreed in a working group comprising
officials of the social partners, the Ministry of Labour, the Ministry of the
Economy, and experts from other, as yet unspecified, organisations.
Two-fold increase in the minimum wage
The statutory minimum wage in Luxembourg has been increased by 3.2% from 1
January 1997, as a result of legislation, and additionally by 2.5% from 1
February 1997, under the terms of an index-linked mechanism.
Civil servants' pay negotiations break down.
Following the freezing of civil servants' salaries imposed by the Government
for 1996, the Government announced the convening of pay negotiations which
have been continually put off since the spring of 1996, but which will now
not take place at all.
Employers and unions adopt positions on labour market reform
Employers and unions want to reduce the amount of temporary recruitment and
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freedom to negotiate labour market issues through collective bargaining.
These are the key issues in the current debate over a new round of labour
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"Social chapter" takes centre stage in the election run-up
As the 1 May election date draws nearer, both the Conservative Government and
the main opposition party, Labour, have begun to fight their campaigns by
taking opposite stances on the social policy Agreement annexed to the
Maastricht Treaty on European Union - the so-called "social chapter", from
which the UK has "opted out". In February, the Government launched an attack,
stating that if the Labour Party were to win the general election, its
commitment to "signing up" to the social chapter would cost the UK 500,000
Commission report links employee financial participation and productivity
In January 1997, the European Commission adopted a report on the Promotion of
Participation by Employed Persons in Profits and Enterprise Results,
including equity participation (PEPPER II). The report suggests that
profit-sharing schemes lead to higher productivity, whatever method, model
specification and data are used. The macroeconomic situation was found to
have little effect on government or social partner support for such schemes,
but recent debates relating to enhancing productivity and wage flexibility
are stimulating discussions on proposals. However, in most member states,
trade unions can be expected to oppose the use of financial participation
schemes to promote wage flexibility.
Government ends pay guidelines to nationalised companies
At the end of January 1997, the Prime Minister ended the practice of issuing
pay guidelines to France's nationalised companies.
Only one firm in five has a works council
In the Works Constitution [1] Act (Betriebsverfassungsgesetz) of 1972, works
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consultation and co-determination [3]. The employer has to provide the works
council with both timely and comprehensive information on all matters related
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information must be given "in full and in good time" on reductions in
operations and the introduction of new working methods. Consultation rights
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Legislation increases national minimum wage
A recent decree-law issued by the Government has increased the national
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We review Portugal's minimum wage system and the reactions to, and
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Bank service fees dispute averted
Recently-announced plans by banks to levy service charges on the accounts
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COVID-19 and older people: Impact on their lives, support and care
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Collective labour disputes in the EU
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Involvement of social partners in the national recovery and resilience plans
Social dialogue lies at the heart of the EU treaties and governance. Social partners are core stakeholders who can assess policy needs and contribute to policy formation and to designing and implementing national reforms in the social and employment fields. This report focuses on the timely and meaningful involvement of national social partners in the preparation of the new resilience and recovery plans and the national reform programmes (NRPs) that were temporarily integrated under the European Semester in 2021.
Social dialogue, Social partners, COVID-19, Industrial relations and social dialogue
Situation of people with a disability
This policy brief explores the social situation of Europeans with a disability during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using data from the March–April 2021 Living, working and COVID-19 e-survey, it compares the situation of respondents with and without a disability in three areas: perceptions of the healthcare system, mental well-being and financial precarity.
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Overtime in Europe: Regulation and practice
This report examines the phenomenon of overtime in the EU, providing a comparative description of how it is regulated in EU Member States. It also assesses how contentious the issue can be and investigates the reasons behind the various disputes and debates. Finally, the report attempts to quantify and characterise the share of overtime for which workers are not paid or compensated. The analysis is based on information collected in EU Member States by the Network of Eurofound Correspondents.
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Living and working in Europe, Eurofound's 2021 yearbook, provides a snapshot of the latest developments in the work and lives of Europeans as explored in the Agency's research activities over the course of 2021. The range of topics as a result is broad, from the growing diversity of employment across EU regions to developments in minimum wages, and of course the continuing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Minimum wages in 2022: Annual review
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I'm sure lots of you guys out there have a GDL 39-3D, plus tablet combo giving you the backup artificial horizon. If you do, how's it working out for you?? I presently have a Dynon 180 for my artificial horizon, but if it suddenly went kaput at night, I'd be S@L. If this were to happen to you, and you were accidentally IMC, or night, or both, does this work well enough to get you on the ground?
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Adam Wern is in this picture, but he already moved to Myren to live with Ulrika Myhr.
Upon entering the lot, Ingeborg has enough aspiration points to claim a secondary aspiration of Grilled cheese.
Jerry entertains himself by playing the drums.
Ingeborg bought a Snapdragon at the micromall, but there is something wrong with it, fuming green, so it's thrown out again.
Aron works in the Legal career and needs to get some friends in high places. He invites his colleague one night.
Family tree again. Ingeborg and Jerry has four children and three grandchildren by now. Ingeborg also has one sister left. They are part of the Berg clan.
Annika is from the Montell clan. Her parents are alive still and she's got one sister and two brothers. No children on this tree yet.
The families are not that big, so the family Sunday is not crashing the computer. Thank you Wern/Sandvall!
Spring has arrived, and the adult couples are very romantic. With their respective partners, thankfully!
Indoors, the heat is really rising when the train set catches on fire!!
The fire department has to double up to manage to rescue all sims and get the fire under control. What drama!
When the fire is put out, Aron comes home with a promotion and a friend. It's Åsa Benett.
And Common name no 86 – Nathalie.
With this family we shift to the name statistics for 2011.
Aron, being a true Fortune sim, rolls the first Butler want ever in Mattsmyra..
Ingeborg is a typical Popularity sim with a secondary Grilled Cheese aspiration. She combines her try for the Popularity IW with her desire to serve Grilled cheese. It works swimmingly!
Annika is a typical Family sim, and studies Parenting now when she's gor her ebony and ivory babies.
Jerry and Aron have reached so high in aspiration that they can claim secondary aspirations, too – Knowledge and grilled Cheese respectively.
Then it's birthday time. Ebony first – Nathalie.
The butler Victor makes himself useful while toddler training takes all the time in this house.
However, they often sleep in the dog houses that are still standing on the lot, even though there was a long time since there was a dog living here.
They are really kind of cute, the little Ebony and Ivory twins, don't you agree?
And we end this round with Ingeborg filling her aspiration panel. 3p!
I am just glad the model train fire did not kill anyone this time, as it usually does. That's one want I never give them.
The twins are really cute :) Also glad that no one died in the train fire - that seems to be too often the case when I see them in people's blogs. Grats to Ingeborg for filling her panel. Any idea how close she is to her GC IW?
I am glad that the model train fire wasn't fatal this time! With all those relatives being in the way, they were really lucky.
Wow....they were very lucky with the train fire. The twins are cute.....I especially LOVE Erik's look. He's just adorable. Can't wait to see what these two look like when they grow up. :) I really need to get back to my game.
These toddlers are really cuter than usual - or maybe it has been a while since there were toddlers in Mattsmyra?


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I remember well the famous Beatles appearance on Ed Sullivan in 1964. My boyfriend and I had been out earlier and came back to my home to find my family sitting in front of the TV waiting for the performance. My eldest sister was in college at the time and never quite embraced the Beatles like we younger two sisters. My sweet boyfriend was a bit confounded by my devotion to Paul and said as much to my Father about hoping that this would soon pass. "Son", my Father said as he shook his head, "I said the same thing back in 1956 when Elvis was making his Sullivan appearance, but I learned to never underestimate what makes a teenage girl's heart throb." Thank-you!
Your father was a wise man!!! Glad to have brought back a memory for you!
14 years old, growing up on a steady diet of Elvis Presley and then Ricky Nelson, the Beatles were exciting. Motown wss just coming into its own. It was the best of times, it was greatest of times to be growing up. The love music was sweet, but it was the socially-conscious music that appealed most to me. From rock to psychedelia the progress of music ws astounded, all led by tne Beatles and the bands they inspired. I am biased, obviously, but from 1963 to 1970 was the best time for music in my lifetime. It climaxed with Let It Be, and ended with Imagine. Nobody writes like that today.
I didn't start actually liking The Beatles until sometime later … can't even remember when, exactly. Like you, I was heavily into the protest songs of the 60s, the social conscience genre, and a big Motown fan. And you already know i agree with you on Imagine … I would play that one once every week if I thought people wouldn't get bored with it.
Yup. But he will never see that. He is in the middle of a forest, bordering other forests. He has no time for trees.
Yep, as are many others in every religion on earth, I think. Wearing blinders.
I remember watching their little cartoons on TV in Australia, with the lyrics underneath with a ball bouncing over the words. "Yellow Submarine" was my favorite then, because what 8-year-old doesn't want to live in a yellow submarine? My husband and I got to see Paul McCartney at the Austin City Limits Music Festival last autumn, and boy, he still rocks! What energy! By the way, have you seen the car karaoke with him? That was the best.
I don't think I ever saw the cartoons with the bouncing ball! Sounds like fun! YES, a reader recommended the car karaoke about a year ago and you're right … it is much fun! I'm still a fan of McCartney … in fact, probably more so now than in his earlier years. His duet with Stevie Wonder, Ebony & Ivory, is forever #1 on my playlist.
Yeah, Yeah, Yeh!!!!!! Love the Beatles!!!!!
I think the appeal of those early songs were to the very young teenage girl. Keith has it right that a lot of the later songs, the later albums were more profound and much better musically.Hey Jude, Eleonor Rigby, She's leaving Home and Let it Be amongst others..By the time those came along I could tolerate them.
Agreed … I wasn't ever crazy over their earlier music, but appreciated and even liked much of their later music. As I told Keith, I think I was the only 13-year-old girl in the U.S. who wasn't swooning over them in 1964.
Yes, perhaps that's why I wasn't a fan at all of their earlier music (I think I was the only 13-year-old girl who didn't swoon over them), but came to appreciate and enjoy their later music. I also think that much of their earlier appeal had a lot to do with the way they meshed, bonded … they had an almost palpable camaraderie.


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De wereldkampioenschappen afstanden 2019 in het  langebaanschaatsen werden van donderdag 7 tot en met zondag 10 februari gehouden in de overdekte Max Aicher Arena in Inzell, Duitsland.

Duitsland was voor de vierde keer gastland voor deze kampioenschappen. Het was na 2011 voor de tweede keer dat deze kampioenschappen in de Max Aicher Arena plaatsvinden; daarvoor was het Ludwig Schwablstadion de ijsbaan waar in 2005 de WK afstanden werden gehouden, toentertijd nog in de buitenlucht. In 2003 vonden de WK afstanden  in het Sportforum Hohenschönhausen in Berlijn plaats.

Er werd om zestien wereldtitels gestreden, zowel acht bij de mannen als bij de vrouwen. Dit zijn er twee meer dan de vorige editie. Dit jaar werden de teamsprinttitels voor het eerst vergeven. Nederland won op het nieuwe onderdeel zowel bij de mannen als de vrouwen de wereldtitel.

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De volgende plaatsen/ijsbanen hadden een bid ingediend om het WK afstanden 2019 te mogen organiseren:

Op 18 oktober 2016 werd bekend dat het WK afstanden 2019 is toegewezen aan Inzell, Duitsland.

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Kailyn Lowry Receives Major Backlash For Racy Lingerie Pics!
by Tyler Johnson at October 8, 2020 10:20 am . Updated at October 8, 2020 10:34 am .
Earlier this week, Kailyn Lowry stripped down for a revealing photoshoot that showed fans a side of her they'd never seen before.
The Teen Mom 2 star says she had two goals for the shoot -- to celebrate how far she's come since welcoming her fourth child in July, and to mark the beginning of a new stage in her health journey.
"this shoot was a challenge for me. i've birthed 4 humans & people expect my body to snap back immediately. when it doesn't - i get body shamed, when I go to the gym it's selfish," Lowry captioned the photos.
"when I love my body, it's unhealthy. there is no 'winning' for me in the court of public opinion," she added.
"all of this being said, i decided to do shit at my own pace. i decided i would start here - a photoshoot to be proud of my body and really love what it has been capable of doing 4x - but also as a starting point in my fitness & health journey."
Though the pics have received more than half a million likes, they've also received quite a bit of criticism.
Sadly, Kail is something of a divisive figure, so this was not entirely unexpected.
But Lowry bravely left the comments on her post turned on, even as fans began to berate her with abusive language.
Several users felt the need to inform Kail that they planned to unfollow her.
Why people always feel the need to call attention to themselves when doing this, instead of just smashing that "unfollow" button remains one of the great mysteries of social media.
"Girl, bye," one user wrote, according to The Blast.
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Several others commented with just the word "unfollowing."
We're sure their insightful commentary on Kail's page will be greatly missed.
"See why your [sic] a teen mom," one person wrote, in one of those comments that says much more about the commenter than the person they're trying to insult.
"Attention much??" one follower asked.
Fortunately, Kail had a prompt response lined up for that one.
"Isn't that what IG is for??" she replied.
It's a fair point.
No one is posting to social media because they hate receiving attention from others.
As much as it may seem otherwise these days, posting is not mandatory.
Generally speaking, people who do it are hoping for some sort of response from the public, and surely most would be be thrilled with half a million likes.
As is usually the case with undeserved contempt from strangers, jealousy is probably the motivating factor here.
Commenters are jealous of how quickly Lowry lost the weight after giving birth, or their envious of her fame, or her career.
Whatever the case, we find it hard to believe that so many Teen Mom 2 fans on Instagram are so puritanical that they're appalled by the sight of a little cleavage.
The show offers so much more to be appalled by.
So click away from Kail's page and make more productive use of your time by reminding Jenelle Evans that she's an abusive bigot.
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May 19, 2020 Gail Ettinger
Sarah was born in Wreay (pronounced Rear, rhymes with Beer, the owner of the restaurant just across the street, told me), in Cumbria in York, not far from Carlisle. She was the first of four children, so when her father died young, and her mother years later, she became the owner of the family's holdings. In time she became one of the major landowners in Wreay. She was very close to her sister Katharine. Together, the sisters pursued an education, remarkably a much better education than most girls at the end of the 18th century. They were well read and traveled extensively on the continent including France and Italy. Sarah spoke French and Italian fluently. When Katharine died, Sarah grieved very much.
About 20 years after her sister's death, Sarah noticed that the old church on a square of sorts in Wreay was in poor shape so she got permission from the town government to build a new church on the condition that she could select the design and construction methods. She designed and oversaw the building of St. Mary's Church. In fact, she participated in the stone carving of the window and door surrounds on the exterior of the building and even some of the wood carving on the interior. It is said that she and her cousin carved the font of alabaster. The building was completed in 1842 but as some accounts say the building was completed in 1845, the interior decoration and furnishing of the church took another 2 years. All of Ms. Losh's papers and designs have been lost but it is thought the total cost was 1200£.
The church design was controversial at the time of its construction for at the time and even today it is very different from any other church in England. Its style has been given differing names, but it is believed that Sarah based the church on early Christian buildings she had seen in Lombard in Italy from the 5th and 6th centuries. Some call it early Lombard Revival, others early Saxon. But there is no doubt that the finished church is stunning. It contains no traditional Christian symbols, not even a cross, but there are many naturalistic symbols (plants and animals) – notice the window surround pictured here.
There is a round apse and the altar is free standing, allowing the priest to celebrate the Eucharist facing the congregation. These were most unusual at the time, though beginning in the 1960s, a free-standing altar has become more popular. The round apse contains columns on the rear periphery that allow for thirteen seats.
The Pre-Raphaelite painter and poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti called it "a church in the Byzantine style, full of beauty and imaginative detail, though extremely severe and simple" and "much more original than the things done by the young architects now." A hundred years later Nicholas Pevsner labeled it "Byzantino-Naturalistic and said it was a "crazy building without any doubt". He highly recommended that others come to experience it. He also said the workmanship was a precursor to the Arts and Crafts work that came a bit later.
In truth, the church was very personal to Sarah Losh: a memorial to Katharine. She also designed a built a memorial to her sister on the grounds with a statue of Katharine inside.
St. Mary's Church was Sara's most famous building. It now holds a Grade II listing. Sarah was a self-taught architect. She earlier had designed other smaller projects, most in and around Wreay. I have been to this building twice, each time with a different tour group. We spent some time inside the building and a few people went outside, but I did not, and for that I am very sorry and anxious to see it again – perhaps on our Art and Soul Tour in 2021. It seems to me that Sarah Losh deserves more familiarity and status, but perhaps she was content to build this church in memory of her sister. And perhaps she did not get more notoriety because she was a woman. Who can say?
About Gail Ettinger
Prior to joining Arts & Crafts Tours, Gail Ettinger was Manager of Meetings and Tours for the Society of Architectural Historians in Chicago, and among a number of programs, she was responsible for managing the Society's annual meeting. Gail has worked as a meeting and event planner for a variety of non-profit associations in topic areas as diverse as energy conservation, housing, gay and lesbian affairs, and banking. She spent five years in Washington at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Read more about Gail Ettinger


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This project asserts that male Naturalist authors were not "hypermasculine" acolytes of strident manhood, but instead offer alternative constructions which they portray as less traumatic and more cohesive than prevailing social notions of normative male behavior. I maintain that the rise of the concept of manhood advocated by Theodore Roosevelt in the early decades of the twentieth century contributed to this misconception, for it generated a discourse of "manly" individualism which became equated with socially acceptable performances of masculinity for many Americans. My first chapter illustrates the gradual evolution of an individualistic, violent, and strident concept of manhood, which I label "strenuous masculinity," through the rhetoric of Theodore Roosevelt. The second chapter explores the ways in which Stephen Crane's fiction illuminates the trauma and confusion inherent in strenuous concepts of manhood. Many of Crane's stories, like "Five White Mice," demonstrate the failure of individualism, while others, like "The Open Boat," document a more positive construction of what I call "homosocial manhood." In my third and final chapter, I attempt to prove that Richard Wright's early texts showcase a range of possible outcomes of black male attempts to stand up to racial oppression. I document that Uncle Tom's Children and Native Son both depict a continuum of confrontation, with individual violence on one end of the spectrum and non-violent group protest on the other. Furthermore, because individual resistance is consistently equated with the suffering and death of the protagonists, my project implies that strenuous manhood also fails to provide a site for effectual and sustainable opposition to the negating forces of racial oppression.


Conceived in Columbus, Ohio, born in Brooklyn, New York, raised in suburban New Jersey, schooled in Upstate New York and Japan and Los Angeles, having at various times resided in Manhattan and Köln, Germany, I presently live and work in Venice, California.
After acquiring a degree in Psychology, I headed back to New York City where by day I was the assistant to an art management consultant, and by night a performance artist, singer and club kid. This continued until I soon moved to Germany where I proceeded to explore my boundaries and the museums of Europe. There I concentrated on music and performance art and practiced radio and television journalism. I am also particularly proud of the fact that I learned to tap a keg of beer.
Upon returning to the states 13 years later, I shifted my focus to film. This seemed to be a culmination of all my previous endeavors. Encountering my own limitations, I enrolled in film school where I attained the technical knowledge that I sought. And then, while stumbling along learning to use my video camera, I discovered a visual vocabulary generated by the actual subject as well as the manipulation of the camera. Working with exposure and built-in digital effects, the results were like abstract impressionist paintings. Dreamlike images – images that the eyes do not see in real time and space.
Photographs capture moments in time, whereas video captures these moments moving in time. I have applied digital effects in the camera as well as in Post-Production. I have interlaced and de-interlaced images as well as layered them. This allows us to see elements of the world from an altered perspective. What we see remains real, however, our perception is manipulated. Each still frame has a distinct time code, a specific mathematical location within time and space. I have also been known to appropriate imagery, which I then use to my advantage by accentuating and refashioning its salient features. What we see in this way is familiar but also provokes us to reach into the subconscious to finish the picture. And in the end, it's all about making beautiful pictures.
Performance Art and Film are almost without limitation. Therefore, I continue to combine live action with multi-media to create something that is of the present. In this way, all the senses can be reached as well as the emotional and psychological synapses. Stimulation and provocation of thought and emotion are my intentions as is the proliferation of beauty in the banal.


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Alternative folk rock singer-songwriter and guitarist, Alan Getto has announced his debut album "Versus," which will be out in August this year. The LP was recorded over one long weekend at Studio 101A in Southern New Hampshire. Having recently located to an unfinished farmhouse in Western Pennsylvania from Brooklyn, Versus presents Getto's personal confrontation with his own ambivalence: The album intentionally plays with cliché oppositions such as nature vs. the city, good vs. the bad and male vs. female. One can't exist without the other, and for anything to exist, there must be a degree of conflict: "the versus." Although the chorus isn't bad either.
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New North West Youth Fixtures and Formats
Following on from the Youth Forum back in September, The North West staff took on board what the clubs that attended thought were good about the current set up and area that could be developed.
The North West has been leading the way, as can be seen in the new formats launched recently by Cricket Ireland,in developing new club and player focussed formats for the 2018 season.
Following on from the Youth Forum, and information brought back from the ECB Coaching Conference, a number of new formats have been added and a number of changes have been made to previous formats to give more people more opportunity to play cricket along with providing a pathway for the those that want to develop further.
The North West will incorporate most of the above formats that Cricket Ireland have launched, with a number of local adaptions that will be North West Specific.
One of the main new addition to this season will be the development of the club Blitzs. These have been trialled in the past and will now be rolled out in the North West. The blitzs have come about as a way to provide more of the clubs players an opportunity to play more cricket.
It was raised at the Youth Forum that due to pitch availability, weather and the current format that many of the clubs had players who were not ready for hardball cricket but still wanted to play…but hadn't the opportunity.
The Blitz will be hosted at a number of clubs around the North West and run by the North West Staff, with the hope of clubs taking these on in the future. The under 11s will be played the same format as primary schools, with quick cricket balls and bats. The under 13s will be played with an incrediball and will require a minimum of helmet and gloves.
All the games will be played on the outfield, with a minimum of 4 pitches going at once, enabling 8 teams and 64 players playing at once.
This format is also seen as an opportunity for those clubs currently without a junior section to be able to provide cricket for their youth members and help get them started on the road to having a fully-fledged youth section(s)
The Blitz Dates and venues are as follows
20th May – Bready Cricket Club
3rd June – Ardmore Cricket club
17th June – Strabane Cricket Club
1st July – Coleraine Cricket Club
22nd July – Ballyspallen (T20 Finals Day)
28th July – Bready Cricket Club (Senior Cup Final)
19th August – Eglinton Cricket Club
1st September – TBC
For those clubs who have players that are ready for hardball cricket, the under 11s and 13s formats have been adapted as per the discussions at the Youth Forum.
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Q: What is the design of JBoss log manager design in wildfly 17? From the documentation I understand that it supports multiple frameworks like log4j, log4jv2 and slf4j. log4j/log4jv2/slf4j are only the API interfaces and the actual logging will be done by the  jboss-logmanager classes located in the "org.jboss.log4j.logmanager" module? If that is the case what is the logger implementation used by jboss-logmanager.

A: Logging in WildFly is configured via the jboss-logmanager. This is an extension of JUL and does not use log4j or any other log manager. The org.jboss.log4j.logmanager module you reference is like a log4j facade in that it replaces the log4j log manager to write to the jboss-logmanager.
WildFly itself uses jboss-logging. This is simply a logging facade like slf4j.

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How can you tell if a file has been "obscured"
Discussion in 'other anti-trojan software' started by CARCHARODON, Mar 5, 2003.
I'm curious.. I just ready Nancy's newsletters on how to avoid trojans at the following link.
BTW, thanks Nancy! Its a very good newsletter.
Anway, in it she say lookout for software that has been compressed with UPX, ASPACK, INFLATE or other "file-obscuring" technologies. I know that most trojan detection programs will tell me but is there any other way to tell that a file has been compressed with one of these technologies?
just curious, I've never used any of these because I have no reason to.
There are utilities to tell you if files are packed, in many case the packer applications themselves will do this for you. I'm not big in this area, but I have downloaded UPX 1.24 from http://upx.sourceforge.net/ after reading through a discussion on this topic in the NOD32 Beta forum here (link).
Kaspersky Anti Virus for example shows if a file is packed (if the option is enabled). But only for packers that are recognized by KAV. The current GAV version has this feature as well but as it is still under development the amount of recognized packers is at the moment still limited.
There are some tools available that check if a file is packed or not (but of course only for 'known' packers). As I currently don't know a reliable source to download these kind of tools I couldn't provide you with a link.
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Q: How to resolve browser specific (Firefox) "No .NET call dispatcher has been set" within blazor (WASM) I am having difficulties with slow loading of my page. I find that in the debug console on Firefox, there is an error No .NET call dispatcher has been set., However in Chrome I do not see this error.
I assume this has to do with my use of Java script interlop in my C# service.
Something that bugs me the most is that the page will load and the java script file does work. The grids and so on resize accordingly. This maybe suggests I am adding in my service incorrectly or referencing the java script file at the wrong place, but I am not sure.
My resize service is registered as scoped, and I inject it into razor pages that need it. Every page has a subscriber and dispose method called when that razor page/component is created or destroyed.
The C# browser resize service:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.JSInterop;
using StudyMate.Models.Models;

namespace StudyMate.Client.Services
{
    public class BrowserResizeService
    {
        private readonly IJSRuntime _JSRuntime;

        public event Action OnResize;

        private static BrowserResizeService _instance = null;
        public BrowserResizeService(IJSRuntime js)
        {
            _JSRuntime = js;
            _instance = this;
        }

        [JSInvokable]
        public static void OnBrowserResize()
        {
            _instance?.OnResize?.Invoke();
        }

        public async Task<BrowserDimension> GetDimensions()
        {
            try
            {
                return await _JSRuntime.InvokeAsync<BrowserDimension>("getDimensions");
            }
            catch(Exception ex)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(ex);
                return new BrowserDimension { Height = 800, Width = 1000 };
            }

        }
    }
}

Example of use within razor page:
@page "/ManageChosenSubjects"

@inject StudentService studentService
@inject SubjectService subjectService
@inject UserService userService
@inject AuthenticationStateProvider AuthenticationStateProvider
@inject BrowserResizeService ResizeService

...

@code
{
    public int Height { get; set; }
    public int Width { get; set; }

...

    protected override async Task OnAfterRenderAsync(bool firstRender)
    {
        if (firstRender)
        {
            ResizeService.OnResize += OnResize;
        }
    }

    private async Task OnResize()
    {
        await GetDimensions();
    }

    async Task GetDimensions()
    {
        var dimension = await ResizeService.GetDimensions();
        Height = dimension.Height - 220;
        Width = dimension.Width - 400;
        Console.WriteLine($"H: {Height}, W: {Width}");
        this.StateHasChanged();
    }

    public void Dispose()
    {
        ResizeService.OnResize -= OnResize;
    }
}

My index file:

<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width" />
    <title>StudyMate</title>
    <base href="/" />
    ...

    <app>Loading...</app>

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The java script file:

window.getDimensions = function () {
    return {
        width: window.innerWidth,
        height: window.innerHeight
    };
};

var browserResize = {

    getInnerHeight: function () {

        return window.innerHeight;

    },

    getInnerWidth: function () {

        return window.innerWidth;

    },

    resized: function () {

        DotNet.invokeMethodAsync("StudyMate.Client", 'OnBrowserResize');

    }

};

window.addEventListener("resize", browserResize.resized);


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Mumbai: The poster of actress Priyanka Chopra's first Marathi production "Ventilator" has been unveiled. The actress, who has stepped into Production with her Purple Pebble Pictures production house, took to instagram to share the first poster with her fans and followers. Priyanka, who will make a guest appearance in the film, captioned the image "The first poster of My first Marathi film! 'Ventilator' Purple Pebble Pictures congrats, Ganpati Bappa Morya." The film's poster says: "Fun. Family. Enetertainment." Titled "Ventilator", the film will have several veteran Marathi film and theatre actors. The film is directed by Rajesh Mapuskar, who previously directed "Ferrari Ki Sawaari" starring Sharman Joshi and Boman Irani.
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And the producer of new version of the film, Prernaa Arora has happily agreed to ask.
Veteran actor and filmmaker Manoj Kumar, 81, is not only happy to hear that one of his most iconic films Woh Kaun Thi is up for a remake, but has even offered to write for it.
He goes on, "He was hitting himself for being such a fool to have rejected a composition like this. I am glad Prernaa has taken the rights of Lag Jaa Gale Se and Naina Barse Rimjhim," he adds.
In an aggressively confessional mood, he lets it out that the dialogues and scenes in Woh Kaun Thi were written by him. "Yes, I admit that I wrote many of the scenes and dialogues. The song Shokh Nazar Ki Bijliyan was filmed on Helenji and me. I felt something was missing. After the shoot I told Raj, 'Kuch jamm nahin raha (something is amiss).' The lines need to be changed.' And I handed over papers with the changed dialogues written by me. He read them and quietly tore up the original dialogues saying, 'From tomorrow we will be using Manoj's lines.' That's how I ghost-wrote the scenes and dialogues in this ghost story," he smiles.
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Q: Put data from a text file into a variable I am trying to pull data from a text file to put it in a variables.  This is what the text file looks like:
Cars.txt
1999 Ford Ranger 3000 156000 used
2000 Mazda Miata 4000 98000 used
2015 Jeep Wrangler 33000 250 new

and my output is supposed to look like:
Category| Number| Total Price| TotalMileage|
     New|      1|       33000|          250|
    Used|      2|        7000|       254000|

This function should read the entire file and compile the statistics.  Since each of the variables are reference variables, if you make changes here they should affect the variables used to call the function.  After reading in the entire file you should be able to print the statistics.
double newTotalPrice = 0;
    double newTotalMileage = 0;
    double usedTotalPrice = 0;
    double usedTotalMileage = 0;
    int numUsed = 0;
    int numNew = 0;
    std::ifstream fin;
    std::string filename = "cars.txt";
    bool isOpen = GetInputFileStream(&fin, filename);
    AnalyzeFile(fin,
                numUsed,
                numNew,
                newTotalPrice,
                newTotalMileage,
                usedTotalPrice,
                usedTotalMileage);
    PrintStatistics(std::cout,
        numUsed,
        numNew,
        newTotalPrice,
        newTotalMileage,
        usedTotalPrice,
        usedTotalMileage);

  std::cout << "Press ENTER to continue";
  std::cin.get();
}

void AnalyzeFile(std::istream & fin,
    int & numUsed,
    int & numNew,
    double & newTotalPrice,
    double & newTotalMileage,
    double & usedTotalPrice,
    double & usedTotalMileage)
{

 numUsed = 0;
 numNew = 0;
 newTotalPrice = 0;
 newTotalMileage = 0;
 usedTotalPrice = 0;
 usedTotalMileage = 0;
    while (!fin.eof())
    {

        fin >> numNew
        fin >> Price;
        fin >> Mileage;

    }

}

So my question is, how do I read data from a text file and put it in variables? Also, how do I get it to collect all the variables such as the used cars total price and add them up?  I feel like I am making this more complicated than it needs to be.

A: There is some trickiness here dealing with fstream. Here would be one simple way to write the AnalyzeFile() function:
void AnalyzeFile(std::istream & fin,
  int & numUsed,
  int & numNew,
  double & newTotalPrice,
  double & newTotalMileage,
  double & usedTotalPrice,
  double & usedTotalMileage)
{

    int modelYear, Price, Mileage;
    string Make, Model, Condition;

    numUsed = 0;
    numNew = 0;
    newTotalPrice = 0;
    newTotalMileage = 0;
    usedTotalPrice = 0;
    usedTotalMileage = 0;
    do
    {
        //read each field in a line
        Condition = "";
        fin>>modelYear>>Make>>Model>>Price>>Mileage>>Condition;

        if (Condition == "") break; //no valid data loaded

        if (Condition == "used")
        {
            numUsed++;
            usedTotalPrice += Price; //after all entries have been added usedTotalPrice will contain the sum of all the used car prices.
            usedTotalMileage += Mileage;

            //do other calculations
        }
        else if (Condition == "new")
        {
            //do updates for new condition
        }

    } while (!fin.eof() && !fin.bad());
}

Note that this code does not contain any error checking and is only an outline to get you started. One tricky thing: After reading the final string fin.eof() will return true, even though the last line was valid. That is why I check to see if the 'Condition' string has received any data from the file.


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