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\section{Introduction}
Fault-tolerant quantum computing is the effort to design quantum information processors which are resilient to sufficiently small (but nonzero) probability of failure in any individual component~\cite{Preskill1998,Nielsen2000}.  Enhanced reliability comes at the cost of redundancy, and recent study in this area has focused on minimizing the overhead, or additional resource costs, associated with converting a perfect quantum operation into a form compatible with error correction~\cite{Isailovic2008,Jones2012,Fowler2012}.  This work focuses on the Toffoli gate, which appears in both reversible-classical and quantum logic and which may be defined as $\texttt{Tof}\ket{x,y,z} = \ket{x,y,z\oplus xy}$, for $x,y,z$ being binary variables.  Unlike many quantum gates, the quantum Toffoli gate has a classical analogue, so it is favored as a building block for importing more complex classical operations, such as binary arithmetic, into quantum algorithms like Shor's factoring algorithm~\cite{Shor1999,VanMeter2005,Jones2012} and quantum simulation~\cite{Clark2009,Jones2012,Jones2012b}.  For these reasons, the Toffoli gate is critically important to quantum computing in general, and improvements in the design of the Toffoli gate make the realization of large-scale quantum computation more tractable.

Several researchers have studied circuit constructions for the Toffoli gate.  The most oft-cited implementation is probably the one on page~182 of Ref.~\cite{Nielsen2000}, which may have been derived from Ref.~\cite{Barenco1995}.  As can be seen in Ref.~\cite{Nielsen2000}, the Toffoli gate is decomposed into smaller quantum gates, each of which can be made fault-tolerant by conventional means~\cite{Preskill1998}.  The most nettlesome of these is the $T = \exp(i\pi\sigma^z/8)$ gate, which is much more expensive in both time and space resources to produce~\cite{Zhou2000,Bravyi2005,Raussendorf2007,Isailovic2008,Jones2012,Meier2012,Bravyi2012,Jones2012c}; notably, the Toffoli circuit in Ref.~\cite{Nielsen2000} uses seven $T$~gates.  In fact, Ref.~\cite{Barenco1995} contains a construction nearly identical to one derived here (we use four $T$~gates), except for an undesirable $(-1)$ phase on one output state (we show how to correct this with modest effort).  However, ``complete'' implementations of the Toffoli gate without a phase error have used seven $T$~gates in the literature to date.  Amy~\emph{et~al.} studied classical search methods for decomposing gates like Toffoli into fault-tolerant primitives~\cite{Amy2012}, and Selinger investigated circuit constructions with particular emphasis on $T$-gate count and depth, where the latter metric allows parallel $T$~gates on different qubits~\cite{Selinger2012}.  We use Selinger's work as our starting point, as we turn his almost-Toffoli gate into a proper Toffoli gate, using four $T$~gates and some quantum teleportation.  Finally, the importance of this topic has attracted the attention of other researchers, and Eastin has independently discovered equivalent results~\cite{Eastin2012}.

This paper presents two important results.  First, Section~\ref{Four_T_Toffoli} describes how to implement the Toffoli gate with only four $T$~gates and Clifford-group operations~\cite{Gottesman1999,Nielsen2000}.  Second, Section~\ref{Error_detect_Toffoli} introduces a Toffoli construction requiring eight $T$~gates that can detect an error in any single $T$~gate.  This new circuit is an important development for fault-tolerant quantum computing, because it relaxes the requirements on high-fidelity $T$~gates that are expensive to produce; however, the circuit is probabilistic, and we discuss its proper usage.  Section~\ref{Analysis} presents some analysis of the resource costs and error rates for these circuits.  The paper concludes with a brief discussion of the impact these results have on large-scale quantum computing.

\section{Toffoli using just four $T$ gates}
\label{Four_T_Toffoli}
In fault-tolerant quantum computing, the most difficult quantum gates to produce are non-Clifford gates.  The Hadamard gate $H = (1/\sqrt{2})(\sigma^x + \sigma^z)$, the phase gate $S = \exp(i\pi \sigma^z/4)$, and the \texttt{CNOT} gate are generators for the Clifford group, as any gate in this group can be produced by combinations thereof, up to a global phase that we ignore.  However, at least one gate outside the Clifford group is required for universal quantum computing.  The $T$~gate is often selected because it is the easiest to produce; however, as we explain below, ``easy'' is relative, and this gate is still quite expensive in computing resources.

In most quantum codes, including the surface code~\cite{Fowler2009}, non-Clifford gates are produced using an ancilla state that is injected into the circuit~\cite{Gottesman1999,Nielsen2000}.  As this ancilla is produced in a faulty manner, it must be purified through magic state distillation~\cite{Bravyi2005,Meier2012}.  The handful of rounds of state distillation required to reach the $\sim 10^{-12}$ error rates required for quantum algorithms are considerably expensive, such that a single $T$~gate requires $\sim 100\times$ the circuit volume (product of qubits and time steps) of a \texttt{CNOT} or $H$~gate~\cite{Jones2012}, making its production the dominant cost among fault-tolerant gate primitives.  This poses an issue for quantum computing, as very many $T$~gates in the form of Toffoli gates are required for typical quantum algorithms like integer factoring or quantum simulation.  The first Toffoli gate construction we present uses four $T$~gates instead of seven, thereby reducing the overhead due to state distillation.

\begin{figure}
  \centering
  \includegraphics[width=8.4cm]{Four_T_Toffoli.pdf}\\
  \caption{A circuit construction for Toffoli using four $T$~gates.  (a) The Toffoli$^{\star}$ circuit by Selinger~\cite{Selinger2012} that is almost a Toffoli, with the difference being the controlled-$S^{\dag}$ operation.  (b) Our circuit combines Toffoli$^{\star}$ with a phase correction and teleportation to produce an exact Toffoli gate.  The measurement is in the $\sigma^z$ basis, and the double vertical lines indicate that the controlled-$Z$ correction is conditioned on the measurement result being $\ket{1}$.}
  \label{four_T_circuit}
\end{figure}

Let us denote the Toffoli$^{\star}$ gate as the operation in Figure~\ref{four_T_circuit}a, which requires four $T$~gates and was introduced by Selinger~\cite{Selinger2012}.  Toffoli and Toffoli$^{\star}$ differ only by a controlled-$S^{\dag}$ gate between the control qubits $x$ and $y$.  Beginning with Toffoli$^{\star}$, we need only an ancilla qubit, a phase gate $S$, and teleportation to implement the exact Toffoli gate, as shown in Figure~\ref{four_T_circuit}b.  We first apply the Toffoli$^{\star}$ using the same controls the desired Toffoli but with an ancilla $\ket{0}$ as target.  The erroneous controlled-$S^{\dag}$ is corrected by a simple $S$~gate applied to the ancilla.  Afterwards, the \texttt{CNOT} and measurement teleport the doubly conditional \texttt{NOT} operation encoded in the ancilla to the target qubit of the desired Toffoli.  The measurement result determines whether a corrective gate of controlled-$Z$, which is in the Clifford group, is required to correct a $(-1)$ phase resulting from measurement back-action.  One can readily verify that only four $T$~gates are required in this procedure~\cite{Nielsen2000,Gottesman1999}.  Note that the inverse gate $T^{\dag}$ requires the same ancilla-based teleportation circuit as $T$, so these gates are equivalent in state-distillation cost and construction.

The construction in Figure~\ref{four_T_circuit}b can also be used to add control-qubit inputs to an existing controlled-$G$ gate, where $G$ is any unitary.  Replace the \texttt{CNOT} in Figure~\ref{four_T_circuit}b with controlled-$G$ (targeting however many qubits $G$ acts on), and the result is controlled-controlled-$G$.  By iterating this procedure, one can add $n$ controls to controlled-$G$ using $4n$ $T$~gates.  The best prior result required $8n$ $T$~gates~\cite{Selinger2012}.

\section{Error-detecting Toffoli circuit}
\label{Error_detect_Toffoli}
Whereas the previous section reduced the number of $T$~gates needed to make a Toffoli, this section addresses the resource-cost problem differently by making each $T$~gate less expensive.  The cost of a $T$~gate scales inversely with the probability $p$ of it having an undetected error, with a relationship where circuit volume (qubits $\times$ gates) is $O\left(\mathrm{poly}(\log(1/p))\right)$.  We introduce a new Toffoli gate that can detect an error in any one of eight $T$~gates.  As a result, the effective error probability of the Toffoli gate is $28p^2$ instead of $4p$ (we only consider lowest non-vanishing order throughout this paper since $p \ll 1$).  Even though twice as many $T$~gates are needed, they can tolerate larger error rates, so they are substantially less expensive to produce than would otherwise be necessary.

\begin{figure}
  \centering
  \includegraphics[width=6cm]{error_detect_Toffoli_simple.pdf}\\
  \caption{An error-detecting Toffoli gate.  The measurement is in the $\sigma^z$ basis, and obtaining result $\ket{1}$ indicates an error was detected, so the qubits should be discarded.}
  \label{error_detect_circuit_simple}
\end{figure}

The error-detecting Toffoli circuit is rather simple to derive.  It consists of two Toffoli$^{\star}$ gates acting on a target qubit which is in a bit-flip code~\cite{Nielsen2000}, as shown in Figure~\ref{error_detect_circuit_simple}.  The gate with reversed triangles is the inverse operation (Toffoli$^{\star}$)$^{\dag}$.  Importantly, the controlled-$S$ and controlled-$S^{\dag}$ gates acting on the same qubits $x$ and $y$ are inverse operations, so they cancel.  A logically equivalent decomposition into $T$~gates is shown in Figure~\ref{error_detect_circuit}; this circuit is convenient for analyzing how errors propagate.  We assume that $\ket{0}$ preparation, $H$, \texttt{CNOT}, and measurement operations are perfect, because fault-tolerant error correction for these processes is economical compared to $T$~gates.  A single $\sigma^z$ error in any of the $T$~gates will necessarily propagate to the syndrome measurement for this bit-flip code, as indicated by the red dashed lines.  Upon such an event, all of the qubits are discarded.  Note that $\sigma^x$ errors, if present, do not propagate anywhere since they commute with the \texttt{CNOT} gates; they have no effect on the Toffoli gate.

\begin{figure}
  \centering
  \includegraphics[width=8.8cm]{Postselect_Toffoli.pdf}\\
  \caption{An error-detecting Toffoli gate.  The red dashed lines indicate how any single $\sigma^z$ error will propagate to the readout qubit.  The measurement is in the $\sigma^z$ basis, and obtaining result $\ket{1}$ indicates an error was detected, so the qubits should be discarded.  As long as the ancilla qubits are initialized perfectly to $\ket{0}$ and the \texttt{CNOT} and \texttt{H}~gates have no errors, then only $\sigma^z$ errors in the \texttt{T}~gates matter, as $\sigma^x$ errors cannot propagate to data qubits.  If the probability of a $\sigma^z$ error in each \texttt{T}~gate is i.i.d. $\texttt{Bernoulli}(p)$, then the success probability is $1-8p$ and the \emph{a posteriori} error probability is $28p^2$, to lowest order in $p$.}
  \label{error_detect_circuit}
\end{figure}

The circuit in Figure~\ref{error_detect_circuit} must be discarded upon a detected error event, which happens with probability $8p$.  If this circuit were connected by entanglement to other qubits in a quantum algorithm, all qubits must be discarded, and the algorithm fails.  To avoid this scenario, one can produce a Toffoli ancilla~\cite{Nielsen2000}.  If the circuit fails because of a detected error, then the qubits are discarded, but no far-reaching damage occurs since this faulty circuit is not entangled to any data qubits.  Conditioned on the circuit succeeding, the ancilla is teleported into data qubits to enact a Toffoli gate, using only Clifford gates and measurement, as shown in Figure~\ref{probabilistic_circuit}.  Using a representative value for $T$-gate error as $p = 10^{-8}$ (we consider such a scenario in Section~\ref{Analysis}), the failure probability for preparing the Toffoli ancilla is a modest $8 \times 10^{-8}$, which negligibly increases the number of times such preparation circuits must be repeated.

\begin{figure}
  \centering
  \includegraphics[width=8.6cm]{Probabilistic_Toffoli.pdf}\\
  \caption{Proper use of an error-detecting Toffoli ancilla.  All measurements are in the $\sigma^z$ basis.  The ancilla-production circuit in the grey box in upper left is probabilistic.  A measurement result of $\ket{1}$ indicates the circuit failed, in which case the qubits are discarded.  Because the Toffoli ancilla is not coupled to any other part of the quantum computation, its production can be repeated until success.  The subsequent \texttt{CNOT} gates and measurements teleport data qubits through the Toffoli gate encoded in the ancilla (\emph{cf.} p.~488 of Ref.~\cite{Nielsen2000}).  Clifford-group gates are applied conditional on measurements showing outcome $\ket{1}$, as indicated by the parallel double lines.}
  \label{probabilistic_circuit}
\end{figure}

\section{Resource Analysis}
\label{Analysis}
Comparing resource costs between the naive Toffoli gate using seven $T$~gates and our construction using four is straightforward.  The latter requires about the half the resources of the former, under our assumption that $T$~gates are the dominant cost.  There is also a modest improvement in the Toffoli error rate ($7p$ becomes $4p$).  However, in fault-tolerant quantum computing, this result is likely overshadowed by the error-detecting construction.

Doubling the number of $T$~gates from four to eight to achieve $O(p^2)$ Toffoli error rate is usually the correct decision.  The reason is that this approach is more economical than increasing the accuracy of the $T$~gates through further magic-state distillation (or other fault-tolerant procedures).  Bravyi and Haah present a conjecture in the context of magic-state distillation, stating that to produce one magic state with error $O(p^2)$ requires at least two input states with error $p$; hence, the resources needed to increase $T$~gate accuracy to $O(p^2)$ at least doubles, and in all practical cases known to this author, the overhead factor is larger than two (an example case is considered below).  Moreover, there is no known protocol which saturates this bound.  Multilevel distillation comes arbitrarily close as $p \rightarrow 0$, but this limiting case is not always relevant for finite $p$, and multilevel protocols require large and complex circuits~\cite{Jones2012c}.

Under conditions relevant to quantum computing, the error-detecting Toffoli in Figure~\ref{error_detect_circuit} can reach the low error rates required for quantum algorithms with one less round of state distillation, leading to as much as an order-of-magnitude reduction in the resources required to produce a fault-tolerant Toffoli gate.  For example, suppose that we wish to produce a Toffoli gate with error probability below $10^{-12}$.  We presume the ``raw'' $T$~gate ancilla has a $\sigma^z$-error probability of $10^{-2}$.  Using the results in Ref.~\cite{Meier2012}, the simple Toffoli gate would require four $T$~gates distilled to $p = 10^{-15}$ using a hybrid scheme of one round of Bravyi-Kitaev (BK) distillation and two rounds of Meier-Eastin-Knill (MEK) distillation, at an average total cost of $1744.8$ raw states.  Conversely, the error-detecting Toffoli would require just one round each of BK and MEK distillation circuits for each of the eight $T$~gates distilled to $p = 10^{-8}$, for a total average cost of $697.6$ raw states.  The resource savings factor is $2.5\times$, just in terms of number of undistilled states needed for distillation.  In practice, the resource savings is amplified by another factor of 2$\times$ because one less round of distillation is needed (fewer gates means smaller circuit volume).  Additionally, the state-distillation sub-circuits for the error-detecting Toffoli gate can use weaker error correction (\emph{i.e.} lower code distance, by about a factor of two) than the same preparation circuits for the simple Toffoli, which translates to fewer qubits and gates at the hardware level~\cite{Fowler2012b}.  Relative to the Toffoli circuit using seven $T$~gates, there is an additional savings factor of $7/4$.  Therefore, the error-detecting circuit reduces total overhead for non-Clifford gates by up to an order of magnitude in this representative example.

It is also noteworthy that if ``raw'' $T$~gates can be produced with error rate $p=10^{-4}$, then the error-detecting Toffoli has a posterior error probability of approximately $3 \times 10^{-7}$.  This would enable modest quantum computations using about $10^6$ Toffolis, such as the multiplication of two 1000-bit numbers, without the need for resource-intensive magic-state distillation.

\section{Conclusions}
The Toffoli gate is an ubiquitous operation in quantum computing, as it plays a key role in many quantum algorithms.  However, quantum computers that realize these algorithms are still out of reach.  In the meantime, engineering a system capable of large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computation demands that quantum computer architects minimize computing resource costs in terms of execution time and machine size.  The constructions in this paper substantially reduce the circuit volume for the fault-tolerant Toffoli gate when one considers how expensive each non-Clifford gate $T$ is to produce.  In the case of the error-detecting Toffoli gate, the resource savings is an order of magnitude in a representative example with $T$-gate error $p = 0.01$.  The improved fault-tolerant Toffoli gate brings large-scale quantum computing closer to realization.

\begin{acknowledgments}
This work was supported by the Univ. of Tokyo Special Coordination Funds for Promoting Science and Technology, NICT, and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) through its ``Funding Program for World-Leading Innovative R\&D on Science and Technology (FIRST  Program).''
\end{acknowledgments}

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Q: (Python) For Loop Doesn't Iterate Over All Lines in Large Text File I am writing a program to clean some temporal data. The goal of the program is to take two files, which contain different pieces of information about the same time steps, and combine those pieces of information.
The first part of the program turns one file into a binary search tree. The second part looks at each line of the first file, extracts the needed data, and searches the BST for data at the same timestep.
The issue I have is, using a print statement, I can tell the for loops end after reading only 3-4k lines of text, when there are actually about 200k. Furthermore, the program doesn't even begin the second for loop. The program actually works fine for smaller text files but that's not what I need it for.
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Strawberries have been considered a 'superfood' for a long time. It isn't just their flavour and summery smell that makes them so popular, they should be included in a balanced diet for their amazing health benefits. They contain nutrients necessary for a smooth function of the cardiovascular system, stabilising blood sugar, production of collagen, supporting the immune system and contributing to the overall strength of all organs. They contain a great amount of vitamin C, manganese, fibre, iodine, biotin, potassium, copper, magnesium, phosphorus, folate, vitamin B6 and omega-3 fats.
Each of these nutrients plays an important role in keeping a healthy body and overall quality of life, including the ability to minimise the risk of cancer or eye disease. If you eat at least 15 strawberries every day it may even improve your vision and save you from tired eyes syndrome and overall fatigue. They can slow down the ageing process and this way also help maintain good vision for longer. So what makes them so powerful?
One cup of fresh ripe strawberries can provide you with a whole daily recommended amount of vitamin C. This precious vitamin can determine the ability of your body to fight with harmful pathogens. Unlike other animals, humans depend on the external intake of vitamin C. The daily recommended intake is 90 mg for men and 75 mg for women if they are non-smokers. Smokers need an extra 35 mg. This of course also dependent on age, weight, ongoing illness and other characteristics of each person. The required amount is higher when a person is exposed to pollution, stress or other detrimental factors. Without vitamin C the body losses the natural ability of regeneration and leads to decay of tissue.
The sufficient amount of the vitamin C maintains correct cells function and their reproduction. For this reason, it has been widely used in alternative cancer treatment. Since the 1970s vitamin C has been studied as a supportive cancer treatment. High doses of the vitamin have been proven beneficial in assisting the traditional treatment and minimising the negative side effects of chemotherapy. Antioxidants, in general, are known to protect the body from free radicals and cell damage, which is also believed to help in cancer prevention.
No doubt, Vitamin C is powerful but how can it influence our vision?
This vitamin supports the natural production of collagen. Collagen is a protein which acts as connective tissue in a body, providing elasticity and strength of skin, bones, cartilage, teeth, gums, and the eye cornea. During the ageing process, the production of collagen slows down and leads to a weakening tissue structure and dehydrated skin, causing wrinkles and poor vision. Eating strawberries may slow down ageing and help to keep better vision for longer thanks to its generous amount of vitamin C.
The creation of collagen is just one of many examples vitamin C offers. The vitamin is found in the whole eye lens and is necessary for its correct function. It is best to consume via raw foods as its water soluble and the amount decreases while cooking.
Polyphenols are chemicals naturally occurring in plants. Consumed as food, they have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and vasodilation (widening the blood vessels) attributes. They help to keep diabetes, cancer, obesity, Alzheimer's, cardiovascular diseases and digestion problems away.
Strawberries contain many types of polyphenols, one of the better-known ones is probably resveratrol. Recently, this compound has been used in the cosmetic industry to fight the ageing of the skin. The anti-ageing properties may also help in cells restoration and keep a good vision for longer.
There is a very tight connection between diabetes and worsening eyesight. The health of the whole body always affects the eyes as a very sensitive organ. The body's lower ability to regulate sugar levels can threaten the function of the eye blood vessels, and lead to blurred vision temporarily or permanently. This may be the first sign of diabetes which is closely associated with eye diseases like Diabetic Retinopathy, Glaucoma or Cataracts.
Strawberries contain a good amount of biotin and fibre, which are recommended for stabilisation of glucose levels in both types of diabetes and save our eyes.
Our body processes all nutrients and vitamins through the digestion process, during which the components are broken down into chemicals and via the bloodstream distributed to our organs. To remain healthy, a smooth digestion is a must.
Strawberries have a very generous amount of potassium which together with fibre makes them one of the best helpers to reduce constipation. Both are the most important nutrients essential for the right colon function and effective distribution of vitamins and minerals into the blood.
Constipation can be a sign of internal dryness. An eye is mostly dependent on water, from the inside of eyeball as well as outside. But sometimes drinking enough water is not the only solution for this. To maintain a regular moisture of the body and the eye, it's important to take care of the right diet. Foods like strawberries, supporting proper digestion, will do this job for you without the need for aggressive laxative in most cases.
Strawberry plant (Fragaria Ananassa) belongs to the rose family and is grown in mild to warm climate conditions. The three biggest producers are the USA, Turkey and Spain, whether frozen or fresh they supply most of the world. The best option is to enjoy them fresh and full ripe just as a snack or in a smoothie. They are used in many delicious desserts and salads as well. Rightfully, they belong to the most popular fruit in the world.


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whether publication values integrity and editorial independence. If it does, they'll keep editorial separate.
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would happen under strict scrutiny?
right now and that's not good.
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advertising of their own media.
of the bar to practice law—does that requirement pass strict scrutiny?
good regulation shouldn't it pass strict scrutiny?
restrictive means? Does that require CLE?
turn to the Commerce Clause.
fail, and lots of false/misleading speech will be allowed, as w/libel.
but commercial speech is content based.
content-based distinction. How do we fathom this?
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advertising to children ok? Adults can protect themselves, but can kids?
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on its face, and certainly as applied.
There is no longer emotional anguish connected w/being related to commerce.
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selling cars; justice to him requires a hard look.
because he's not making any of his own?
Is your case against the networks, the NCAA, etc.?
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more comfortable with, like 9th Circuit did.
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Home » Website » National » Rape-Accused Nithyananda Founds His Own 'Greatest Hindu Nation', Names It Kailaasa
Rape-Accused Nithyananda Founds His Own 'Greatest Hindu Nation', Names It Kailaasa
The website of Kailaasa proclaims that it has its own passport and one can apply to be a citizen of the new nation.
Self-styled godman Nithyananda
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Outlook Web Bureau	December 04, 2019 00:00 IST Rape-Accused Nithyananda Founds His Own 'Greatest Hindu Nation', Names It Kailaasa
A website has popped up, suggesting that self-styled godman, Nithyananda, who is evading arrest by Gujarat Police, has established a new country, Kailaasa.
Nithyananda has been charged with kidnapping and wrongful confinement of children to make them collect donations for his Ashram in Ahmedabad.
The website, that goes by the name Kailaasa, describes the new Hindu Nation as one without borders and created by "dispossessed Hindus from around the world who lost the right to practice Hinduism authentically in their own countries".
Also Read: Nithyananda Says He Can Make Cows, Monkey Speak In Sanskrit, Tamil
Nithyananda, who is also accused of raping one of his disciples, is described as the founder of the Kailaasa nation and "reviver of the enlightened civilisation".
The location of Kailaasa nation is not known, but the website says it has a population of "100 million Adi Shaivites and 2 Billion practising Hindu" who speak English, Tamil and Sanskrit.
Nithayanda's supposed government has 10 departments including Homeland and Security, Finance, Enlightened Civilisation. This 'country' also claims to eventually have a 'Dharmic Economy', and a Hindu Investment and Reserve Bank, where cryptocurrency will be accepted.
It also calls for donations for the country and through it, an opportunity to gain citizenship of the "greatest Hindu nation", Kailaasa.
The website also proclaims that it has its own passport and one can apply to be a citizen of Kailaasa. "The citizens will be given a Kailaasa passport which, by the grace of Paramashiva, the holder of this passport is allowed free entry in all eleven dimensions and fourteen lokas, including Kailaasa," it said.
Nithyananda's supposed nation has a flag and an emblem of its own.
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The website describes the vision, foundation, purpose and the structure of Kailaasa, but there is no information about where it is located.
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Issue #905 has been updated by mame (Yusuke Endoh).
> mame: I do not understand how there's any way Linux would be different from any other platform. If there's no room in contiguous memory to expand a pointer, the data must be moved elsewhere in memory. Am I missing something?
Almost all recent practical operating systems are using the virtual memory mechanism.
In the OS based on the mechanism, there is a mapping from virtual memory addresses to physical ones.
By changing the map, contiguous virtual memory addresses can be (re)assigned without moving physical memory data.


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Andre Vashist
Andre Vashist enrolled at the University of Toronto Scarborough to change his life with higher education, but when he graduated he left the university changed forever too.
With an immigrant father and French Canadian mother, for Andre, Scarborough proved to be the ideal neighbourhood to learn, grow and develop into a community leader.
"Scarborough was the perfect place for me to grow up because there is so much diversity and I never felt out of place because nobody really had a place. I wanted to be part of my community because I loved it," Andre says.
From being the Student Union Vice President of Campus Life to becoming a founding member of the University's annual art festival, ARTSIDEOUT, Andre's vast involvement on campus earned him a coveted U of T Scarborough Letter Award.
This year's students are preparing to celebrate the tenth anniversary of ARTSIDEOUT this fall, Andre is not only happy about the impression he left behind, but also the lessons he learned from developing the initiative.
"Our purpose in life isn't simply our own, it's about contributing to our culture, you are a voice made up of your history and your future," Andre says.
Keeping this in mind Andre infused his education with his passion for social service into his career, which has taken him all over Canada. Now as he works as the Director of Social Enterprise and Social Finance at the Pillar Non-profit Network in London, he still frequents his childhood neighbourhood – Scarborough.
"No matter where I go, Scarborough is home," Andre says.


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Thomas Beaudoin – Biography 2020
ByAgnes Ferguson	 November 29, 2020 December 18, 2020
Thomas Beaudoin
Learn more about Thomas Beaudoin:
General Facts and Figures
Full name: Thomas Beaudoin
Net Worth: $5 Million
Occupation: Actor, TV Star, Photographer
Birthday: August 21, 1981
Birthplace: Thetford Mines, Canada
Birth Sign: Leo
Thomas Beaudoin is a Canadian-born actor who has worked in both film and television. He is well known for his performances in The Spirit of Christmas on Netflix and NBC's The Blacklist. Most recently, he has gained the lead role in the new series Hubert and Fanny. He got his start in many off-Broadway productions before finding himself in various television and movie productions.
Getting His Start
Thomas Ernest Marius Beaudoin was born on August 21, 1981, in Quebec City, Canada. He has two sisters and was raised in Drummondville. After graduating from high school, he attended Concordia University in Montreal, where he started out studying psychology and exercise science. However, it wasn't long before the acting bug bit him, so after a year of college, he moved to New York City, where he soon landed roles in many off-Broadway plays.
One look at Beaudoin, and it takes most people no time to realize why he is so successful as an actor. He is very handsome and has a lively personality, making him instantly likable on stage and screen. His hobbies include rock climbing, watching movies, and boxing, and he is also very interested in cinematography and photography. He also studies Krav Maga, an Israeli type of martial art, and he is fluent in both English and French.
Beaudoin is six feet tall and has dark brown hair and blue-green eyes. His net worth is roughly $5 million, and although there is very little information available regarding his personal life, it is assumed that he is single. He also has a presence on many social media sites, including Facebook, where he has roughly 58,000 followers; Twitter, where his followers total around 13,000; and Instagram, where he has approximately 155,000 followers.
The young actor also loves to ride motorcycles; in fact, he has teamed up with an organization called Gentleman's Ride to ride motorcycles for charity several times. He showed off his piano-playing skills when he acted in The Spirit of Christmas. Thomas loves animals, even supporting the ASPCA and adopting a Rottweiler that he then named Billie.
Working on His Career
Beaudoin's off-Broadway productions included Tennessee Williams's Orpheus Descending as well as Jaoui & Bacri's Cuisine and Dependances and Dumas's La Dame Aux Camelias. His first television role came when he was chosen to play gang leader Dick Seguin in a series called Blue Moon, which was shown on cable. In 2012, he also did a television commercial for Sauza Tequila "Fireman," and in March of 2013, he appeared in Esquire magazine in a section titled "How We Dress Now."
His small-screen appearances include The Spirit of Christmas, which aired on Lifetime Movie Network in 2015, and Love's Last Resort in 2017. He starred in Pixcom's series Victor Lessard, and while he was still living in Montreal, he starred in two productions by CBS Radio Canada: Trauma and Le Judas. When you consider that he started his acting career with a minor role in a 2008 movie titled Le Cas Roberge, you can quickly see how far he has come in such a short period of time and there is little wonder why.
Before the Money Came Along
When Beaudoin first moved to New York City, he paid the bills by doing some modeling, mostly for brands such as Armani, Ray-Ban, Escada, and Dolce & Gabbana, among others. While these gigs were coming in, he studied acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. Besides his off-Broadway productions, Beaudoin acted in film projects that included Other Plans, Off the Rails, and many others. In Hubert and Fanny, he played Hubert Morin, a tattoo artist with a rather mysterious personality.
Beaudoin is so well-loved and handsome that he is often compared to other very attractive Canadian actors, including Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling. Because of these good looks, he was able to get the role of Florence's husband in the 2018 film When Love Digs a Hole. In all, Beaudoin has starred in more than 15 films, television, and theater projects. Ironically, he has yet to win any type of award with these accomplishments, but this doesn't mean that directors and producers aren't taking notice of him.
Thomas Beaudoin is not afraid to share his professional accomplishments and his personal thoughts on various issues with his many social media followers. On most of these sites, he posts in both English and French, and he comments on everything from sports to friends' weddings, his various travel experiences, and much, much more. His Instagram page lists photos of people he admires and an especially touching tribute to a special wedding between American-born hockey player Meghan Duggan and Canadian-born hockey player Gillian Apps in recent years.
Beaudoin seems to have everything going for him in both his personal and his professional life, to everyone who knows him personally or is a fan of his, and he deserves nothing less.
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Jake Hastie has quickly become a fans' favourite at Motherwell.
MOTHERWELL manager Stephen Robinson made it clear last week that even though Jake Hastie's star continues to rise at an astonishing rate, the terms of his contract offer from the Fir Park club will not. They have offered him everything they possibly can.
The 19-year-old winger's value may be increasing with every appearance, with the youngster bagging his fifth goal in six games in Sunday's win over Hearts, but Motherwell fans needn't be concerned about the seemingly interminable wait for Hastie to commit his future to the club.
There is no doubt the winger is flying high at the moment, but his feet remain firmly on the ground, and he has reassured any worried Motherwell supporters that he knows he is in exactly the right place to continue his rapid development.
"My agent is still in talks, so hopefully [I'll sign] in the next couple of weeks," Hastie said.
"I definitely want to stay here. I'm playing football and that's the main thing.
"I'm still only 19 and I've still got a lot to learn about the game, and this is the best place to do it.
"It can be a bit frustrating but I'm just letting my agent deal with it. I know that some players have gone down south young and it hasn't worked out, so being here just now is the best place for me.
Keeping up his remarkable levels of consistency might be asking a lot, but Hastie is determined to do everything he can to push himself to reach new heights.
He credits his loan move to Alloa in the first half of this campaign as the catalyst for his explosion onto the Premiership scene, and he is banking on hard graft to help maintain his upwards trajectory.
"I felt that I matured when I went out on loan, especially from playing in front of crowds," he said.
"If you aren't playing well they are going to tell you that you aren't playing well, and if you are playing well they will tell you too.
"Jim Goodwin was really good with me one to one and he gave me the confidence to see how good I could be. I just feel as if I've come back here and I am now taking my game to the next level in every match.
"My expectations were to come back and fight for a place in the first team. I didn't think it would come straight away, I thought I would have to bide my time a little bit, but luckily I got on because of injuries and now I just need to keep doing what I'm doing and keep giving the gaffer a headache.
"I practice after training, working with Mo (Ross) who takes us for shooting, and I just feel that all the extra hard work is paying off. All week we work on that wee touch and hit so that I can make a yard for myself.
"All the young ones here are always up the gym, we're always doing extra and we're always the last ones out of here.
Hastie has developed a taste for the spectacular in terms of his goalscoring, with Sunday's strike against Hearts and his rocket in a win at St Mirren in particular catching the eye.
When he's not viewing re-runs of those goals, Hastie likes to watch and learn from Gareth Bale, and while resisting comparisons to the Real Madrid superstar, he admits he models his game on the Welshman.
"I actually watched a couple on Sunday morning before I played," he said.
"Obviously I'm not as good as him, but I try different aspects of his game and I try to work on the way he runs at folk.


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The Truth About Boris Johnson's Wife Carrie
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By Kristin Contino/Updated: Jan. 7, 2022 7:38 pm EST
Carrie Johnson is known as the U.K.'s equivalent to a first lady after marrying British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in May 2021. But when she was first seen in public with the now-prime minister, Carrie raised many eyebrows. This is because, at the time, Boris was married, and press coverage painted Carrie as the "other woman" and a much younger party girl — she was 30 years old to Boris' 54. After he got a divorce and moved in with Carrie, she stepped into a very public role as the prime minister's partner. As the years went on and Boris and Carrie married and built a family together, she's become an opinionated and supportive figure by the prime minister's side.
But, outside of her relationship with one of the world's biggest political leaders, what is Boris Johnson's wife really like? We're taking a look inside the fascinating life and career of Carrie Johnson.
Carrie Johnson had a privileged upbringing
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Before Carrie Johnson was the prime minister's wife, she was Carrie Symonds, born on St. Patrick's Day, 1988, to Matthew Symonds, co-founder of the British newspaper The Independent, and Josephine McAfee, an attorney working for the publication (via the Daily Mail). Her birth was a slightly complicated situation as she was the product of an extramarital affair between the two, according to the newspaper, and both of Johnson's parents were married to other people.
Interestingly, her father was also the product of an affair, and it's been said that his mother, Anne, was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister H. H. Asquith. A source told the Daily Mail that Johnson was never close with her father, sharing that "she considers him to have been a domineering, absentee father from her childhood" who only visited occasionally.
Raised by her mother, Johnson grew up in a leafy, upscale area of Southwest London called East Sheen, where she attended a prestigious private school called the Godolphin & Latymer School, according to the newspaper. With such a privileged background, she was well-set to enter the world of politics in years to come.
She studied theatre and art at England's University of Warwick
When it came time for college, Carrie Johnson enrolled at the University of Warwick in Coventry, England, where she studied theatre and art history. During these years, she even auditioned for the film "Atonement," which starred Keira Knightley — who also appeared in films like "Love Actually" — in her quest to become a professional actress (via The Guardian).
Previously unseen photos of Johnson at a horrible histories-themed party at the University of Warwick were released to The Sun in October 2020. She posed with fellow drama students — many wearing togas — in the photos, which were taken at an annual ball for the theatre department. A source told the newspaper that Johnson was a popular student, but it was interesting that many of her school friends were not a fan of her future husband's politics. One even went on to protest topless in front of the Houses of Parliament. Another friend told The Sun that Johnson was "very committed, passionate and involved" at school and said she was "not surprised to see where she is now."
Boris Johnson's wife was a victim of a black cab rapist in 2007
Sadly, Carrie Johnson went through a terrifying ordeal during her University of Warwick days. In 2009, she spoke to The Telegraph about the incident, which took place in July 2007 when she was 19. Johnson said she was approached by black cab driver John Worboys, who offered to drive her home after a night out with friends. He offered Johnson a drink, which she poured out but said she eventually accepted a shot of vodka from him. Johnson told the newspaper she didn't remember much of what happened after downing the drink.
Johnson arrived home that night, throwing up and laughing nonstop before passing out in front of her mother and sleeping until 3 p.m. the following day. She said she "was definitely in a position of danger, in a situation where I was not in control and I will never know what really happened to me" (per The Telegraph). The cabbie later received multiple life sentences for sexually assaulting female passengers starting in 2000 (via The Guardian). Her friend, Nimco Ali, told Grazia that Johnson spoke out and gave up her anonymity when Worboys was going to be released from prison early to help overturn the decision and protect other women.
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She has a strong background in politics
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Although she studied theatre and art history at the University of Warwick, Carrie Johnson ultimately didn't end up working in the art world. Politics might seem a world away from the creative fields she studied, but, after she gave up acting, Johnson got a job working for Zac Goldsmith, who was Richmond's MP (a member of parliament who serves as a local representative) at the time (via The Guardian). Years later, Johnson tweeted: "Not sure I'd have worked for the Tories if it hadn't been for him. Owe him a lot." Johnson used the role as a stepping stone to move to the conservative party's press office, where she rose in the ranks and worked on her future husband's re-election campaign when he ran for mayor of London in 2012 (via BBC News). Eventually, she became a special adviser to Culture Secretary John Whittingdale, per The Guardian.
In 2017, Johnson returned to the conservative party headquarters, becoming the youngest director of communications for the party at the age of 29, per Sky News. Johnson was so well known in British political circles, in fact, that PR Week magazine named her second on its top 10 "power book" list of political communications professionals in 2018.
Carrie Johnson has a successful communications career
Using her experience in political communications, Carrie Johnson has built a career combining these skills with her passion for animals and the environment. She started working for the ocean conservation organization Oceana in 2018, per the Independent, and focused on helping marine life by reducing plastic pollution. She frequently tweeted about plastic pollution in our oceans while working for the charity, and she continues to work with Oceana as a consultant on the issue, per Sky News.
In January 2021, Johnson took a position as head of communications at the Aspinall Foundation, a British animal conservation charity that operates several wildlife parks, per Sky News. According to the Daily Mail, Johnson has been in talks with Netflix to create a documentary about the charity's project to move 13 elephants from its Kent, England-based Howletts Wild Animal Park to Kenya. A friend told the newspaper that "Carrie's phone was ringing off the hook after it was announced she was working hard on the project to re-wild the elephants."
She's a passionate supporter of animal rights and the environment
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One of Carrie Johnson's biggest passions is animals, and, while she's focused much of her career on helping them and the environment, she's long supported causes relating to the issue. In 2017, she was named patron of the Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation. One of the animal cruelty issues she's worked on is banning the ivory trade in the U.K., and, according to the Daily Mail, Johnson was influential in getting the Ivory Act passed to prevent items made from elephant ivory being sold or imported in Great Britain. She's also spoken out about monkey slave labor and encouraged British supermarkets to ban the sale of coconut milk and coconut water brands taking advantage of monkeys to help make their products (via Reuters).
In 2019, the Daily Mail reported on Johnson's excitement over badger culls being canceled in the U.K. The new restrictions were said to have happened due to her alleged influence over the prime minister on the topic after meeting with the Badger Trust's chief executive.
She's also frequently appeared at animal rights protests, such as when she joined her future father-in-law, Stanley Johnson, at a January 2019 protest against Japanese whaling (via the Daily Mail's YouTube channel). Speaking in front of the crowd, she said, "Harpooning some of the world's most beautiful creatures is just wrong."
She was first linked to Boris Johnson in 2018
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Back when Carrie Johnson, then known as Carrie Symonds, was still single and working in politics, she took part in the then-mayor of London's 2012 re-election campaign (via the Mirror). His name was Boris Johnson, and later he'd become her husband, but, as far as we know, the two weren't officially linked until 2018. At the time, Boris was married to his second wife, Marina Wheeler, but the Daily Mail reported that he and Carrie were spotted having dinner together on Valentine's Day in 2018 and that the future prime minister was seen dancing at Carrie's 30th birthday the following month. Later that summer, the still-married Boris was spotted vacationing in Tuscany with Carrie and a group of friends, per the Mirror.
The prime minister announced his divorce from Marina in September 2018, per The Guardian, and a wash of negative press coverage engulfed Carrie, who was largely blamed for the marriage's breakdown in the media. The stories were so negative, in fact, that a group of women working in and around U.K. politics gathered together to write an open letter about the mistreatment Carrie received in the press (via the Huffington Post).
People describe Carrie Johnson as driven and charming
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So what is Carrie Johnson like behind the scenes? Those close to her describe an upbeat, energetic person who cares deeply about the causes she holds dear. Her friend, Nimco Ali, wrote a heartfelt piece for Grazia about Boris Johnson's then-girlfriend after he delivered his inaugural speech as prime minister. Her friend said they became friends when Carrie worked as the conservative party's communications director and that she'd gone above and beyond in her role. She also shared that Carrie wasn't a big fan of being scrutinized by the media but realized headlines were part of the job and not the end of the world. At the end of the day, her friend said Carrie was "a woman who gets things done" and that "you only have to meet her for a few minutes and her optimism and can-do spirit rubs off on you."
Back in 2018, when Carrie was first linked to the prime minister, the Daily Mail described her as "charming, fun, intelligent and passionate about politics." A friend told the newspaper that Carrie wouldn't have approved of being a woman on the side while Boris was married and that she had high morals. Other sources said Carrie always acted and dressed a bit older than her age, and it wasn't surprising that she was dating an older man because she was more accomplished than most people her age.
She has a soft spot for her dog
In September 2019, Carrie and Boris Johnson welcomed a new addition to Downing Street: a rescue pup named Dilyn, according to BBC News. The couple adopted the Jack Russell terrier mix from Friends of Animals Wales after he was abandoned due to a crooked jaw, per the media outlet. Carrie posted on social media about their new pet, calling the charity's owner, Eileen Jones, "a hero" for fixing Dilyn's jaw and giving him a new lease on life. The charity owner went on to praise the couple for adopting a "normal, scruffy little terrier" instead of buying a purebred dog from a breeder. Carrie and Boris also highlighted Lucy's Law, a law doubling down on puppy mills (via BBC News).
Dilyn moved into some sweet new digs at Number 10 Downing Street and enjoyed life with his family when, in 2020, allegations hit the media that the prime minister and his fiancée wanted to re-home him. According to the Daily Mail, Carrie drafted a letter in both of their names vehemently denying the claims that they wanted to get rid of their dog. In the text of the letter, which was shared with the newspaper, Carrie wrote that the couple would be contacting the Independent Press Standards Organization since The Times refused to print a correction to their story or issue an apology. Ultimately, the prime minister didn't sign the letter, but the article was removed from The Times' website.
Carrie and Boris Johnson have two children together
In early 2020, Boris Johnson released a statement announcing his engagement and sharing other big news — he and Carrie Johnson were expecting a baby (via People). Their first child, Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson, was born in April 2020, per BBC News. His birth was a bright spot in a difficult month, arriving only a few weeks after Boris was hospitalized for COVID-19. Carrie posted on social media that the baby's middle name, Nicholas, was in honor of two of the doctors who helped treat her husband when he was critically ill, as BBC News noted. Little Wilfred has mostly been kept out of the spotlight, although we did see him play on the beach with his mother and First Lady Jill Biden at the summer 2021 G7 Summit in Cornwall, England (via Tatler).
In December 2021, Carrie and Boris welcomed another addition to the family: a baby girl named Romy Iris Charlotte Johnson (via the Evening Standard). They showed her for the first time in a photo released of them taking part in a video call on the sofa alongside their dog, Dilyn. But before Romy's happy arrival, Carrie shared that the couple experienced heartbreak when she had a miscarriage earlier in 2021, per the Daily Mail. Highlighting the work of the charity Tommy's during Baby Loss Awareness Week, Carrie said, "Pregnancy after loss is totally wonderful but the worry is constant."
She champions sustainable fashion
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Carrie Johnson doesn't just talk the talk when it comes to being environmentally conscious — she shows her passion for the planet in her wardrobe, too. She's a big fan of sustainable fashion and renting her clothing versus buying multiple pricey designer outfits (via Tatler). During 2021's G7 Summit held in Cornwall, England, Carrie joined her husband, Boris Johnson, and other world leaders for a range of high-profile events wearing rented outfits, per the magazine. Whether a mustard yellow dress she rented for just £8, a bold cobalt blue trouser suit, or a trendy floral dress by The Vampire's Wife, Carrie showed you don't have to spend thousands of dollars to look great on the world stage.
Carrie even rocked a dress she rented for just £45 on her wedding day, per the Metro. She snagged the £2,800 designer dress by Christos Costarellos from high-end clothing rental site My Wardrobe HQ. The tiered, boho-style lace dress, which featured long, bell-shaped sleeves, was a sellout online, according to the newspaper. In fact, The Times reported that My Wardrobe HQ experienced a staggering 3,000% increase in customer inquiries following the wedding, and Carrie's rented dress made up to 20% of them. It's no wonder Tatler called Carrie "the unelected pin-up for rental fashion."
She secretly married Boris Johnson in 2021
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Although their engagement was announced in February 2020, Boris Johnson and his new bride, Carrie Johnson, didn't tie the knot until May 2021, and they kept their wedding a complete secret until they released photos to the public (via the Metro). The couple were married in London's Westminster Cathedral and headed to the prime minister's Downing Street residence for a party that included "a folk singalong and dancing next to a fire pit, and a 'best of British' afternoon tea," per the newspaper. In a photo released from the day, shown in the Metro, the barefoot bride and her new husband pose in the garden of Number 10 Downing Street, decorated with colorful streamers and lanterns. In the background, a table propped up on bales of hay is covered with various drinks for the laid-back garden party reception.
According to the country's health guidelines at the time, they were only allowed 30 guests, but the couple has announced plans for a larger July 2022 celebration. The wedding was Carrie's first marriage and the third for the prime minister, per the Metro, which reported that Boris' brother served as his best man.
Carrie Johnson has been accused of interfering in her husband's politics
Like many partners before her, Carrie Johnson supports her husband, Boris Johnson, in his role as prime minister. But questions about how much influence she actually has on the leader were raised in February 2021 when a conservative think tank called The Bow Group suggested that an inquiry should be made into Carrie's role at Number 10 Downing Street (via Sky News).
Mentioning how three of Carrie's friends received Downing Street jobs, Ben Harris-Quinney, the Bow Group's chair, said the prime minister's wife doesn't play an official part for the Tories or the British government but that media reports, per Sky News, made it seem she was "taking a central role in running the country, without any authority or accountability to do so." The Guardian, for example, discussed Carrie's dislike of Dominic Cummings, the prime minister's chief advisor, and how she allegedly pushed for certain people to be appointed or not appointed to government roles. The newspaper also reported that Carrie could prove influential in the U.K.'s backing of more animal-friendly and environmentally-friendly laws. Another article in The Guardian, however, shared the opinion that some people were jealous of Carrie's political background and knowledge, thus accusing her of wielding unnecessary influence.
Downing Street denied the claims that Carrie had any kind of role in the government, and Samantha Cameron, the wife of former Prime Minister David Cameron, told the BBC that the reports were "demeaning" and not fair.


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Four-wheeler injuries on a private road are not "no fault" injuries; Special assessment district does not render road "public highway"
Michael Flowers sued Progressive Michigan after the latter company refused to provide no fault PIP benefits to Flowers. Flowers was hurt on a four-wheeler operated by a drunk party-goer. The injuries were suffered on a privately-owned road which the Township taxed under a special assessment district (SAD) and then contracted out for maintenance.
PIP benefits are payable whenever a passenger or operator suffers injury in a vehicle:
1. EITHER operated on a public highway OR
2. designed for operation on a public highway.
In this case, Flowers maintained that the Township's SAD and involvement in maintaining the road rendered it a "public highway." In a case of first impression, the Court of Appeals rejected this definition. Despite the fact that the road was open to the public and maintained through a Township-created and taxed SAD, the road remained a "private road" for No Fault purposes.


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The amount of money I've been saving is incredible. Here are some of the cost-cutters I use.
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A) Once I had all my financial affairs properly filter out, I started to follow the rule of 60, 10, 10,10, and of course, 10! Basically take 60% of your monthly paycheque and budget that out for all your expenses. Rent, Transportion, Groceries, etc. Next, 10% should go into your retirement savings, you're gonna need that cash! 10% should go into long term savings. This is emergency money in case everything goes wrong and you need quick access to real money. 10% more should go into short-term savings, say 1 to 6 months worth of savings, then you'd be surprised what toys you can afford! Then the last 10% should be your fun money! Enjoy life while you can ;) Of course, this won't work for everyone, so feel free to shuffle the numbers around until they do, just stick with 'em once you do. Sometimes you can even cut out the short term savings for now until you can fit it in.
visual look and/or warning to see if I'm not following my own advice!
3. I stopped buying books and got myself a library card. I noticed I've been spending upwards to $200 a month on books, when I can easily get most of these from the library. Sure, I don't get to own each copy, but that's a sacrafice I'm willing to make. If the book is absolutely amazing, then I still may buy it, but at least I get a free sneak preview.
4. Cut out that coffee. Actually, I drink tea, but I would head to the coffee shop every morning and after lunch. That's $1.50 a tea and $3.00 a day. That's upwards to $60 month! (I know, I'm a math genius.) What do I discover though? A box of tea for $3.00 total that will last me the entire month! Cha-ching! More savings for me.
5. Bag your lunch. Of course, that's pretty obvious too, but I've quickly discovered that the price of one take out lunch can easily feed you for a week and still be pretty delicious.
6. Cancel your cable. I had the super deluxe cable package, just for the shear fact of status, of having all those channels. Well, ya know what, there's nothing on TV!!! I find I just flip though all the channels the same way I did with a lower package. Even the movie channels sucked because they were usually playing crappy movies. So, I really didn't cancel my cable, but I drop the extreme package and also a $50 expense.


Does Your Goal Feel Like An Uphill Climb?
November 12, 2013 October 12, 2017 Elvita KondiliLeave a Comment on Does Your Goal Feel Like An Uphill Climb?
A couple of weeks ago my boyfriend and I decided to climb Mt. Mitchell. It sounded like a great idea but we both had no clue what we were getting ourselves into. We started out in great spirits, high energy, prepared and ready to tackle 5.7 miles up 3600 feet elevation climb to the summit and back. Stopped to take pictures. Greeted a group of hikers. The sun was shining. What a beautiful day for a hike!
An hour into it I was wondering who's idea this was. Mine.
Two hours into it, I didn't know anymore why anyone would want to do this. I'm active, I run, I hike, I'm in good health. Why not? But this was HARD. By the third hour of unrelenting uphill climb in the middle of thick, lonely, never ending woods, up there, in the "no going back" land that gave the word "commitment" a whole new meaning, I had my answer.
Goal Achievement Rule #1. Commitment is everything.
Once you fully commit to doing something, your EGO will not let you quit. Hey, the EGO is good for something! Also, announcing your intentions and plans to the world and significant others will help you not give up. Everything you want to accomplish is like climbing a mountain – you have to commit to it.
Goal Achievement Rule #2. Be prepared.
Physically, mentally, emotionally. I don't think I would have made it 6 hours and 9 minutes, 11.4 miles up and down a mountain if I didn't have the following: an awesome companion, love for nature, information about the trail, hiking pole for support, layers of warm, breathable, non-cotton clothing, humor, a spirit of adventure, a hat, gloves, hiking socks, water, snacks…Details matter. Don't underestimate preparation, it can make the difference between succeeding and failing.
Goal Achievement Rule #3. No giving up.
Tell yourself there is no going back. Someone once said that it is right after the moment you want to give up that the miracle happens. Remind yourself why you set your goal, what is your motivation, what drives you. Inspire yourself every moment of the journey and don't let negativity creep in. On the trail, I was hot, I was freezing, I was sweaty, tired, irritated with slippery leaves, wobbly rocks and pesky roots, scared by sudden snow falling and loud wind blowing. I didn't let that get me down. I kept on going.
Goal Achievement Rule #4. Visualize.
Imagine what it will be like when you reach your goal. When you get to the summit (so to speak). What will it feel like? My experience was somewhere between wanting to throw up and crying. But I also felt exhilarated, accomplished, proud, humbled, changed. Visualize what it will look like once you achieve your goal, how it will change you and what it will mean for future endeavors.
Goal Achievement Rule #5. Work hard.
Accomplishing anything is hard work. Prepare yourself for it. Be patient. Know that hard work will pay off in the end. It will be unpleasant and uncomfortable at times. Stop with the laziness, excuses, procrastination. Just do it. Sacrifice short-term pleasures for long-term achievements. Imagine what it will feel like when you reach your goal, what it will mean for your self-confidence and hope for the future.
That's me enjoying the rain on our climb down. It was exhilarating!
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Title: My ...Very Own --- "Cult Scare"
Source: twelvetribes.org
URL Source: https://twelvetribes.org/articles/my-own-cult-scare
Author: Jean Swantko Wiseman
Post Date: 2019-03-15 04:14:09 by BorisY
Keywords: diversadespairians diversadesp, freedom conformiTy enTropy, mau mau kkk hutus dnc
My Very Own "Cult Scare" (A Public Defender's Observations)
In a few short years, about half of my life will have been spent learning first-hand about the anti-cult movement and the current colloquial trends surrounding the use of the word "cult" to describe varied and diversified new religious movements.
Let me just say, every step along the way was worth it to know what I know now.
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Meanwhile, I was still getting to know the little church community that lived as the Bible described in the Book of Acts (chapters 2 & 4).
One evening about a year earlier, I was visiting the community and was invited to spend the night. It was already dark, my boyfriend was on a hiking trip, and it seemed like a good idea. I stayed up late talking with two of the women, and then went to bed in a room by myself.
The next thing I knew it was 6:45 the next morning and a state trooper with a big hat and a long, huge flashlight burst into my room and pointed its glare right at my face. He said "Get up, get dressed, we're here to take the children!"
It was Friday, June 22, 1984.
Ninety Vermont State troopers in bulletproof vests and fifty social workers raided 19 homes in the pre-dawn hour, demanding the names of the children and the children themselves.
They waved papers as if they had a flag of victory demonstrating the State's conquest over the religious beliefs of the individuals involved.
A local judge had signed a search warrant to legitimize the round-up of the unsuspecting children, so the zeal of the social workers became unleashed to confidently intrude into the lives of these little ones as if they were doing them a great favor, rescuing them from the abusive clutches of their fanatical parents.
112 children were unlawfully seized that morning because of the religious beliefs of their parents.4
We were transported, in custody, to the courthouse in Newport, Vermont, some 20 miles away, where each family awaited its turn to appear before a judge who would decide whether they would be separated or kept together.
Happily for the parents, Judge Frank Mahady was a man who respected the State Constitution of Vermont as well as the U.S. Constitution, and who did not judge by the barometer of public opinion.
As he properly called the lawyers from the State Attorney General's Office to provide evidence of abuse to justify the seizure of each child, the State of Vermont was left with nothing to say, except to speak against the faith of those brought to court.
Court continued late into the night, calling each child by name. Each one was sent home with his parents, as there was no basis to keep even one for examination by the state's battery of doctors, social workers, and psychiatrists who sat to no avail nearly an hour away at a ski resort, waiting to perform their scrutinizing rituals.
At around 9 pm, Judge Mahady had to decide what to do with the large group of children whose parents would not give their names, according to their constitutional rights, despite the coercion of law enforcement's threatening tactics.
After hearing the arguments, he released them all to return home with their parents. He gave the opportunity for any parent who had something to say to speak.
Many passionately told the story of their day and spoke of their deep gratitude for a judge who ruled justly. By 11 pm, a bus of tired, but rejoicing families headed home to Island Pond, singing the praises of their God and giving thanks for the judge whose humble response was, "I'm only doing my job."
I was thankful to have been an eye witness to the State of Vermont's "grossly unlawful, unconstitutional scheme"5 to destroy the Church in Island Pond.
Although I already knew that something was very, very wrong, it was not until fifteen years later that it could be proven that there had been a deliberate plan afoot to destroy the little group.
It was written, six pages long, and conceived by a mercenary anti-cult zealot named Galen Kelly for the price of $1000.
He devised it at the request of Priscilla Coates, then director of the Cult Awareness Network.
The two had visited the Attorney General's office in Vermont on August 9, 1983, and persuaded the state government to execute the steps of the plan.
They had actually deceived government officials to simply go along with their plot, such was the powerful effect of their lies, their tactics, and their agenda.
The faith of community members and their trust in their God prevailed. No one knew back then that it was not simply the result of inadvertent good intentions. I knew it in my spirit, but the facts and the evidence to prove it were elusive and remote, taking time, diligence, and divine providence to accumulate.
Nevertheless, I was drawn to the spirit of the group, their love for each other, and their God. In September 1985, I left my former life behind and joined the Community Church in Island Pond. Over the years, the missing pieces of the puzzle surfaced to reveal a hateful and malicious scheme to destroy the group.
The anti-cult movement is alive and well around the globe, on its mission to squelch religious freedom by promoting fear of new and different religions, as if individuals are not entitled to "grope for God."
The bad press and lies from Vermont in the early '80s has circulated to Canada, Europe, and Australia, influencing governments, anti-religious "sect commissions," and individuals, to the detriment of the truth.
The anti-cult movement is calculated and deceptive, with intentions to plant fear and use scare tactics through the media to execute plans to destroy small groups.
It is worldwide in scope, and its nature is to accuse, to point the finger. Evidence is not necessary. They can manufacture it somehow. It is the nature of the evil one to accuse.
As the world careens toward the brink of destruction, the eternal battle between good and evil dominates the world stage. No one can deny that it is getting worse and worse. As for me, I am thankful that I could find out for myself what the truth was and follow it, and not be deceived by the lies and tactics of the anti-cult movement.
My hope in writing this is that you will not be taken in by their lies, but instead, heed the wisdom of Proverbs 17:4,
"An evildoer gives heed to false lips; a liar listens eagerly to a spiteful tongue."
~ Jean Swantko Wiseman
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This woman was a public defender to a Twelve Tribes leader when Vermont was harassing the group and then married him.
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Trump has the get out of jail free card.
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The first FISA court warrant. 5 judges signed it,attached to it is a Signing statement by President Obama giving immunity to anyone involved if charged.
They … never thought --- Hillary would lose.
Trump will play it if the Mueller report tries to indict him.
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It is an essential task of the FBI and the intelligence community to give a defensive briefing to a presidential candidate when a foreign adversary is attempting to penetrate or make contact with someone in the campaign.
If the FBI and DOJ were so concerned about Carter Page and (George) Papadopoulos why didn't they brief Trump when he became a candidate?
The fact that they didn't is very revealing.
If they gave a defensive briefing to the Clinton campaign then I think we have the answer.
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Two-dimensional Ni(OH)2 nanoplates for flexible on-chip microsupercapacitors
Hao Wu, State Key Laboratory for Superlattices and Microstructures, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100083, China The Key Laboratory of Resource Chemistry of Ministry of Education, Shanghai Key Laboratory of Rare Earth Functional Materials, and Shanghai Municipal Education Committee Key Laboratory of Molecular Imaging Probes and Sensors, Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai 200234, China
Kai Jiang, Institute & Hospital of Hepatobiliary Surgery, Key Laboratory of Digital Hepatobiliary Surgery of Chinese PLA, Chinese PLA Medical School, Chinese PLA General Hospital, Beijing 100853, China
Shaosong Gu, State Key Laboratory for Superlattices and Microstructures, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100083, China
Hong Yang, The Key Laboratory of Resource Chemistry of Ministry of Education, Shanghai Key Laboratory of Rare Earth Functional Materials, and Shanghai Municipal Education Committee Key Laboratory of Molecular Imaging Probes and Sensors, Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai 200234, China
Zheng Lou, State Key Laboratory for Superlattices and Microstructures, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100083, China
Di Chen, School of Mathematics and Physics, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, China
Guozhen Shen, State Key Laboratory for Superlattices and Microstructures, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100083, China
nanoplates, Ni(OH)2, microsupercapacitors, on-chip, flexible, all-solid-state
On-chip microsupercapacitors (MSCs) compatible with on-chip geometries of integrated circuits can be used either as a separate power supply in microelectronic devices or as an energy storage or energy receptor accessory unit. In this work, we report the fabrication of flexible two-dimensional Ni(OH)2 nanoplates-based MSCs, which achieved a specific capacitance of 8.80 F/cm3 at the scan rates of 100 mV/s, losing only 0.20% of its original value after 10,000 charge/discharge cycles. Besides, the MSCs reached an energy density of 0.59 mWh/cm3 and a power density up to 1.80 W/cm3, which is comparable to traditional carbon-based devices. The flexible MSCs exhibited good electrochemical stability when subjected to bending at various conditions, illustrating the promising application as electrodes for wearable energy storage.
Hao Wu,Kai Jiang,Shaosong Gu,Hong Yang,Zheng Lou,Di Chen,Guozhen Shen, Two-dimensional Ni(OH)2 nanoplates for flexible on-chip microsupercapacitors. NanoRes.2015, 8(11): 3544–3552


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@echo off
@setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

REM Parse Arguments.

set AnalyzersRoot=%~dp0
set BuildConfiguration=Debug
set OfficialBuild=false
set DeployExtension=false
:ParseArguments
if "%1" == "" goto :DoneParsing
if /I "%1" == "/?" call :Usage && exit /b 1
if /I "%1" == "/debug" set BuildConfiguration=Debug&&shift&& goto :ParseArguments
if /I "%1" == "/release" set BuildConfiguration=Release&&shift&& goto :ParseArguments
if /I "%1" == "/officialbuild" set OfficialBuild=true&&shift&& goto :ParseArguments
if /I "%1" == "/deployextension" set DeployExtension=true&&shift&& goto :ParseArguments
call :Usage && exit /b 1
:DoneParsing

if exist "%VS150COMNTOOLS%VsDevCmd.bat" (
    call "%VS150COMNTOOLS%VsDevCmd.bat"
)

REM load Visual Studio 2017 developer command prompt if VS150COMNTOOLS is not set
if "%VS150COMNTOOLS%" EQU "" if exist "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat" (
    call "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat"
)
if "%VS150COMNTOOLS%" EQU "" if exist "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Professional\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat" (
    call "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Professional\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat"
)
if "%VS150COMNTOOLS%" EQU "" if exist "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Community\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat" (
    call "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Community\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat"
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    call "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\BuildTools\Common7\Tools\VsDevCmd.bat"
)

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    taskkill /F /IM vbcscompiler.exe
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require 'test_helper'

class LucyTest < Test::Unit::TestCase

  KEY = 'test'
  PATH = File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), 'test.js')
  CONTENT = {:foo => "bar", :bar => {:ponies => true}, :numbers => [1,2,3]}

  def test_generate_should_generate_file
    Lucy.generate(KEY, CONTENT, PATH)
    assert File.exists?(PATH)
  end

  def test_generate_should_yield_generator
    generator = nil
    Lucy.generate(KEY,CONTENT,PATH){|g| generator = g }
    assert_not_nil generator
    assert generator.is_a?(Lucy::JavascriptGenerator)
  end

  def test_generate_should_write_file_after_block_returns
    content = nil
    Lucy.generate KEY, nil, PATH do |g|
      g.init_namespace = false
      g.namespace = "Test"
      g[:foo] = "humbaba"
      content = g.to_js
    end
    assert_equal content, File.read(PATH)
  end

  def teardown
    File.unlink(PATH) if File.exists?(PATH)
  end

end

class JavascriptGeneratorTest < Test::Unit::TestCase

  GLOBAL = 'test'
  NAMESPACE = 'Test'
  NAMESPACE_INIT = "if (!#{GLOBAL}.#{NAMESPACE}) { #{NAMESPACE} = {}; }"
  NAMED = {:foo => "bar", :bar => {:ponies => true}, :numbers => [1,2,3]}
  NAMED_EXPECTED = NAMED.map{|k,v| "#{NAMESPACE}.#{k} = #{ActiveSupport::JSON.encode(v)};" }
  RAW = "function humbaba(){ alert('Whatcha doin in my forest?'); };"
  EXPECTED_OUTPUT = ([NAMESPACE_INIT]+NAMED_EXPECTED+[RAW]).join("\n\n")

  def setup
    @generator = Lucy::JavascriptGenerator.new
    @generator.global = GLOBAL
    @generator.namespace = NAMESPACE
    NAMED.each{|k,v| @generator[k] = v }
    @generator << RAW
  end

  def test_should_include_init_namespace_by_default
    assert_equal NAMESPACE_INIT, @generator.to_a.first
  end

  def test_should_not_include_init_namespace_when_told_not_to
    @generator.init_namespace = false
    assert_not_equal NAMESPACE_INIT, @generator.to_a.first
  end

  def test_should_generate_properties_added_by_write
    assert_equal NAMED_EXPECTED, @generator.to_a[1,3]
  end

  def test_should_add_raw
    assert_equal RAW, @generator.to_a.last
  end

  def test_should_concatenate_named_and_raw_with_to_js
    assert_equal EXPECTED_OUTPUT, @generator.to_js
  end

end


You woke up in a strange place and met Mr. Wrinkles who will lead you to your village and vanish. But, what happened here? Someone attacked the village and steal your Lord's prize steed. Can you bring the culprit to justice and become the village's hero?
Use your mouse to move around, A to interact or fire, P to pause and S to open your stash.


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Whitney Houston Fans Are Not Happy About Lifetime's New Documentary About Houston and Her Daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown
The tragic death of Whitney Houston still has fans yearning for answers about Houston's private downfalls. Even more saddening is the death of Houston's daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown. A new documentary chronicling Houston and Brown's relationship and the similarities in their deaths is set to be released on Lifetime and fans are not excited about it.
What Lifetime's documentary on Whitney Houston and Bobbi Kristina will cover
Lifetime's newest documentary, Whitney Houston & Bobbi Kristina: Didn't We Almost Have It All, chronicles the parallels of Houston and Brown in their public and private lives. Through interviews with friends, family, and industry insiders, the documentary notes that both women had substance abuse issues and rollercoaster relationships with their romantic partners.
Through it all, the mother and daughter maintained a tight-knit relationship.
Houston was found submerged in a bathtub on Feb. 11, 2012. She was pronounced dead at age 48, just hours before she was set to perform at the annual pre-Grammy party hosted by her record label head and mentor, Clive Davis.
Related: New Film Reveals the Truth Behind Whitney Houston's Tragic Childhood and How It May Have Led to Her Death
Brown took her mother's death hard, as was visible during the filming process of the Lifetime reality series The Houstons: On Our Own. The show documented Brown's grieving process and her attempt to sustain her own career in entertainment.
Sadly, three years after Houston's death, Brown was also found unresponsive submerged in water in her home in Georgia. She spent six months in a medically induced coma before her death. Brown was 22-years-old.
Whitney Houston & Bobbi Kristina: Didn't We Almost Have It All is produced by Tara Long, Shawna Foster, Madison Merritt, Mark Ford, Kevin Lopez, and Brandi Burnside-Boyd. Brie Miranda Bryant and Gena McCarthy are executive producers.
Fans blast Lifetime over new Whitney Houston and Bobbi Kristina documentary
Houston's fans are not in agreement with the documentary's release. Many are taking to social media to air their grievances, begging the network and others to let the mother and daughter rest in peace. Houston's fans see the film as exploitative of their deaths.
"I see no good coming from this," one fan wrote on Twitter in response to Entertainment Tonight's promotion of the documentary.
Others say there's been enough done to share the tragic story, including several other documentaries, television specials, made for TV movies, and books written.
"I read the books good enough for me don't want to see it," another Twitter user notes.
Related: Whitney Houston Just Made History
"How many times will they tell the same damn story," an Instagram user asked in the comment section of a repost of the trailer from The Jasmine Brand.
This isn't the first time Lifetime shared the story of Houston and Brown. A 2015 Lifetime movie starring Yaya Decosta and produced by Angela Bassett that focused on Houston's 14-year marriage to Bobby Brown received much backlash.
The Houston family slammed the network and Bassett for the creation of the film, noting that they were not consulted and against the film to begin with. Brown died months after the film's release.
Whitney Houston & Bobbi Kristina: Didn't We Almost Have It All premieres on Saturday, Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. EST.
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The ambulances will go into service in the northwest town of Garabulli and city of Zawiya, to the cities of Sabha and Ubari in southwestern Libya, the southeast Kufra district and to the Children's Hospital in the capital, Tripoli, according to a Facebook post by the Local Government Ministry.
Italy's Ambassador to Libya, Giuseppe Buccino, Libya's Health Minister Hameed Ben Omar and Local Government Minister Milad al-Tahir attended a ceremony to mark the handover of the ambulances, the Libyan Observer reported.
The ambulances are being supplied to Libya as part of the "Solidarity Bridge" programme launched by the Italian government, said the report.


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Britain and Saudi agree $90 billion trade deal
Britain and Saudi agree $90 billion trade deal /node/1261706/business-economy
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman meets British PM Theresa May (SPA)
Updated 08 March 2018
DIUBAI: Britain and Saudi Arabia set out an ambition to build £65 billion ($90.29 billion) of trade and investment ties in coming years, the prime minister's office said on Wednesday, calling the agreement a vote of confidence in the British economy ahead of Brexit.
"The meeting agreed a landmark ambition for around £65 billion of mutual trade and investment opportunities over the coming years, including direct investment in the UK and new Saudi public procurement with UK companies," a spokeswoman from Prime Minister Theresa May's office said in a statement.
"This is a significant boost for UK prosperity and a clear demonstration of the strong international confidence in our economy as we prepare to leave the European Union."
Prime Minister Theresa May discussed bilateral relations with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
The meeting at 10 Downing Street was preceded by a meeting with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham palace.
In a statement the Saudi delegation said the Kingdom was an important destination for British companies.
"There are almost 200 joint ventures that are currently valued at £11.5 billion, including the British bank HSBC and Marks & Spencer and Jaguar Land Rover."
The statement explained that Saudi Arabia was one of the world's 20 largest economies and that it also had the third fastest growing market in British exports and imports.
"The Kingdom hopes that British companies will be able to take advantage of the profound changes that occur after the completion of Britain's exit from the European Union negotiations."
The statement added that British trade relations and Saudi Arabia exceeded £2.3 billion in the past five years.
Furthermore, the statement added – trade in goods and services in 2016 was estimated as being worth £9 billion.
The statement added that Britain faced "huge opportunities" in the post-Brexit era.
"After Britain's exit from the European Union, there will be huge opportunities for Britain as a result of the 2030 vision," the statement explained.
Topics: #CrownPrinceUK Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Saudi Arabia United Kingdom Theresa may Saudi Crown Prince Royal Tour
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