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TITLE 30 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
PART 1 TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
CHAPTER 305 CONSOLIDATED PERMITS
SUBCHAPTER C APPLICATION FOR PERMIT OR POST-CLOSURE ORDER
RULE §305.50 Additional Requirements for an Application for a Hazardous or Industrial Solid Waste Permit and for a Post-Closure Order
(a) Unless otherwise stated, an application for a permit to store, process, or dispose of solid waste must meet the following requirements.
(1) One original and three copies of the permit application shall be submitted on forms provided by or approved by the executive director and shall be accompanied by a like number of originals and copies of all required exhibits.
(2) Plans and specifications for the construction and operation of the facility and the staffing pattern for the facility shall be submitted, including the qualifications of all key operating personnel. Also to be submitted is the closing plan for the solid waste storage, processing, or disposal facility. The information provided must be sufficiently detailed and complete to allow the executive director to ascertain whether the facility will be constructed and operated in compliance with all pertinent state and local air, water, public health, and solid waste statutes. Also to be submitted are listings of sites owned, operated, or controlled by the applicant in the State of Texas. For purposes of this section, the terms "permit holder" and "applicant" include each member of a partnership or association and, with respect to a corporation, each officer and the owner or owners of a majority of the corporate stock, provided such partner or owner controls at least 20% of the permit holder or applicant and at least 20% of another business which operates a solid waste management facility.
(3) Any other information as the executive director may deem necessary to determine whether the facility and the operation thereof will comply with the requirements of the Texas Solid Waste Disposal Act (TSWDA) and Chapter 335 of this title (relating to Industrial Solid Waste and Municipal Hazardous Waste), shall be included, including, but not limited to, the information set forth in the TSWDA, §4(e)(13).
(4) An application for a permit, permit amendment, or permit modification to store, process, or dispose of hazardous waste is subject to the following requirements, as applicable.
(A) In the case of an application for a permit to store, process, or dispose of hazardous waste, the application shall also contain any additional information required by 40 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) §§270.13 - 270.27 (as amended though July 14, 2006 (71 Federal Register 40254)), except that closure cost estimates shall be prepared in accordance with 40 CFR §264.142(a)(1), (3), and (4), as well as §37.131 of this title (relating to Annual Inflation Adjustments to Closure Cost Estimates), §37.141 of this title (relating to Increase in Current Cost Estimate), and §335.178 of this title (relating to Cost Estimate for Closure).
(B) An application for a permit to store, process, or dispose of hazardous waste shall also contain financial information sufficient to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the executive director that the applicant has sufficient financial resources to operate and close the facility in a safe manner in compliance with the permit and all applicable rules as well as how an applicant intends to obtain financing for construction of the facility. Financial information necessary to satisfy this subparagraph shall be as follows:
(i) For publicly traded entities:
(I) copies of the most recent two Securities and Exchange Commission Form 10-Ks;
(II) a copy of the Securities and Exchange Commission Form 10-Q for the most recent quarter;
(III) a statement signed by an authorized signatory consistent with §305.44(a) of this title (relating to Signatories to Applications) explaining in detail how the applicant demonstrates sufficient financial resources to construct, safely operate, properly close, and provide adequate liability coverage for the facility. This statement must also address how the applicant intends to comply with the financial assurance requirements for closure, post-closure, corrective action, and liability coverage consistent with Chapter 37, Subchapter P of this title (relating to Financial Assurance for Hazardous and Nonhazardous Industrial Solid Waste Facilities); and
(IV) estimates of capital costs for expansion and/or construction if the application encompasses facility expansion, capacity expansion, or new construction; or
(ii) For privately held entities with audited financial statements for either of the most recent two fiscal years:
(I) complete copies of the audited financial statements for each of the most recent two fiscal years if audits have been performed in each year. If an audit has not been completed for one of the previous two years, a complete copy of the fiscal year end financial statement and federal tax return may be substituted in lieu of the audit not performed. The tax return must be certified by original signature of an authorized signatory as being a "true and correct copy of the return filed with the Internal Revenue Service." Financial statements shall be prepared consistent with generally accepted accounting principles and include a balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, notes to the financial statement, and accountant's opinion letter;
(II) a complete copy of the most current quarterly financial statement prepared consistent with generally accepted accounting principles;
(III) a written statement detailing the information that would normally be found in Securities and Exchange Commission's Form 10-K including descriptions of the business and its operations; identification of any affiliated relationships; credit agreements and terms; any legal proceedings involving the applicant; contingent liabilities; and significant accounting policies;
(IV) estimates of capital costs for expansion and/or construction if the application encompasses facility expansion, capacity expansion, or new construction; and
(V) a statement signed by an authorized signatory consistent with §305.44(a) of this title explaining in detail how the applicant demonstrates sufficient financial resources to construct, safely operate, properly close, and provide adequate liability coverage for the facility. This statement must also address how the applicant intends to comply with the financial assurance requirements for closure, post-closure, corrective action, and liability coverage in accordance with Chapter 37, Subchapter P of this title; or
(iii) For privately held entities without audited financial statements for either of the two most recent fiscal years, or entities choosing not to provide the information provided in clauses (i), (ii), or (iv) of this subparagraph:
(I) a financial plan sufficiently detailed to clearly demonstrate that the applicant will be in a position to readily secure financing for construction, operation, and closure if the permit is issued. The submitted financial plan must be accompanied by original letters of opinion from two financial experts, not otherwise employed by the applicant, who have the demonstrated ability to either finance the facility or place the required financing. The opinion letters must certify that the financial plan is reasonable; certify that financing is obtainable within 180 days of final administrative and judicial disposition of the permit application; and include the time schedule contingent upon permit finality for securing the financing. Only one opinion letter from a financial expert, not otherwise employed by the applicant, is required if the letter renders a firm commitment to provide all the necessary financing;
(II) a written detail of the annual operating costs of the facility and a projected cash flow statement including the period of construction and first two years of operation. The cash flow statement must demonstrate the financial resources to meet operating costs, debt service, and financial assurance for closure, post-closure care, and liability coverage requirements. A list of the assumptions made to forecast cash flow shall also be provided;
(III) a statement addressing how the applicant intends to comply with the financial assurance requirements for closure, post-closure, corrective action, and liability coverage in accordance with Chapter 37, Subchapter P of this title; and
(iv) For applicants possessing a resolution from a governing body approving or agreeing to approve the issuance of bonds for the purpose of satisfying the financial assurance requirements of this subparagraph:
(I) a statement signed by an authorized signatory consistent with §305.44(a) of this title explaining in detail how the applicant demonstrates sufficient financial resources to construct, safely operate, properly close, and provide adequate liability coverage for the facility. This statement must also address how the applicant intends to comply with the financial assurance requirements for closure, post-closure, corrective action, and liability coverage consistent with Chapter 37, Subchapter P of this title;
(II) a certified copy of the resolution; and
(III) certification by the governing body of passage of the resolution.
(C) If any of the information required to be disclosed under subparagraph (B) of this paragraph would be considered confidential under applicable law, the information shall be protected accordingly. During hearings on contested applications, disclosure of confidential information may be allowed only under an appropriate protective order.
(D) An application for a modification or amendment of a permit that includes a capacity expansion of an existing hazardous waste management facility must also contain information provided by a Texas licensed professional geoscientist or licensed professional engineer delineating all faults within 3,000 feet of the facility, together with a demonstration, unless previously demonstrated to the commission or the United States Environmental Protection Agency, that:
(i) the fault has not experienced displacement within Holocene time, or if faults have experienced displacement within Holocene time, that no such faults pass within 200 feet of the portion of the surface facility where treatment, storage, or disposal of hazardous wastes will be conducted; and
(ii) the fault will not result in structural instability of the surface facility or provide for groundwater movement to the extent that there is endangerment to human health or the environment.
(E) At any time after the effective date of the requirements contained in Chapter 335, Subchapter F of this title (relating to Permitting Standards for Owners and Operators of Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, or Disposal Facilities), the executive director may require the owner or operator of an existing hazardous waste management facility to submit that portion of his application containing the information specified in 40 CFR §§270.14 - 270.27. Any owner or operator shall be allowed a reasonable period of time from the date of the request to submit the information. An application for a new hazardous waste management facility must be submitted at least 180 days before physical construction of the facility is expected to commence.
(5) An application for a new hazardous waste landfill which is filed after January 1, 1986, must include an engineering report which evaluates the benefits, if any, associated with the construction of the landfill above existing grade at the proposed site, the costs associated with the above-grade construction, and the potential adverse effects, if any, which would be associated with the above-grade construction.
(6) An application for a new hazardous waste landfill, land treatment facility, or surface impoundment that is to be located in the apparent recharge zone of a regional aquifer must include a hydrogeologic report prepared by a Texas licensed professional geoscientist or licensed professional engineer documenting the potential effects, if any, on the regional aquifer in the event of a release from the waste containment system.
(7) Engineering plans and specifications submitted as part of the permit application shall be prepared and sealed by a Texas licensed professional engineer who is currently registered as required by the Texas Engineering Practice Act.
(8) After August 8, 1985, any Part B permit application submitted by an owner or operator of a facility that stores, processes, or disposes of hazardous waste in a surface impoundment or a landfill must be accompanied by information, reasonably ascertainable by the owner or operator, on the potential for the public to be exposed to hazardous wastes or hazardous constituents through releases related to the unit. By August 8, 1985, owners and operators of a landfill or a surface impoundment who have already submitted a Part B application must submit the exposure information required by this paragraph. At a minimum, such information must address:
(A) reasonably foreseeable potential releases from both normal operations and accidents at the unit, including releases associated with transportation to or from the unit;
(B) the potential pathways of human exposure to hazardous wastes or constituents resulting from documented releases; and


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72 Brazilian Congressmen Might Be Expelled for Embezzlement
by Newsroom August 12, 2006
A Brazilian congressional panel has recommended that 72 House representatives and Senators be expelled for taking bribes. The panel investigated during 52 days a huge corruption ring accused of profiting from inflated contracts to supply ambulances and sanitary equipment to local authorities.
The 69 Deputies and three Senators represent 12% of the sitting members of Brazil's Congress. The situation is unprecedented even for Brazil, a country used to corruption scandals.
The Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI), found that the accused had taken money and gifts in a complex fraud linked to the supply of ambulances and other equipment to local authorities across Brazil, identified as Operation Leech by the federal police.
Their names have now been referred to ethics committees in both houses of Congress, and will need final approval before coming into effect. The commission absolved a further 18 suspects on grounds of lack of evidence.
Antonio Carlos Biscaia, president of the CPI revealed the existence of "undisputed condemning evidence" against 50 of the 72 Congress members allegedly involved.
The head of the company at the center of the scheme told the committee how the politicians agreed to vote through public funds for the ambulances and other sanitary equipment well above their actual cost and the difference was shared out between those involved.
Only two of the 72 accused are from the governing Workers Party (PT) of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is standing for re-election in October. However, some 63 are part of the president's support base in Congress.
"We're opening a process against 12% of Congress members. I wonder if in any other part of the world such a massive inquiry in democracy has taken place. This means we're beginning an in-depth cleaning operation to recover the prestige of the Brazilian Legislative, which has never had its image so tarnished", said representative Raul Jungmann from the opposition Popular Socialist Party.
According to recent public opinion polls, 30.8% of Brazilians link Congress with the corruption scandals that have made prime news during the last 18 months.
"The CPI has been criticized for making its findings public so close to the October general election, but that is the right thing to do so voters can really know whom they are supporting", said Senator Romeo Tuma from the conservative opposition Liberals, whose party has seven members in the list.
The Party of the Brazilian Social Democracy, whose candidate Geraldo Alckmin is President Lula da Silva's main rival next October, announced it had cut ties with Deputy Paulo Feijó, from Rio de Janeiro, the only member of the party in the list.
However the network of corruption under investigation by the Brazilian Federal Police and Judiciary does not only involve Congress but also extends to regional governments and dozens of city halls.
Corruption scandals have become one of the main issues of the October election campaign, in which apparently President Lula da Silva has managed to remain unscathed in spite of the surfacing last year of his party's involvement in a Congressional vote buying ring to ensure support for government initiatives and financed with funds skimmed from government and private companies.
A great number of Brazilian organizations from all venues including the Magistrates Association, the Catholic Church Bishops Conference and Brazil's chapter of Transparency International have launched campaigns to press on voters not to support politicians involved or accused of corruption.
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Penn State Officials Get Slap on the Wrist for Covering Up Rampant Child Rape
Penn State school administrators were sentenced for their role in covering up Jerry Sandusky's child rape, their combined sentences are less than 1 year.
Jack Burns
Justice has finally been served to those now found responsible for covering up Jerry Sandusky's crimes against children. The former president, vice-president, and athletic director at Penn State have all been sentenced to jail. However, their sentences do not fit their crimes of covering up what was one of the most explosive child rape incidents in U.S. history.
According to the Associated Press (AP), Former President Graham Spanier, 68, was sentenced to only two months in jail and eight months of house arrest. Former athletic director Tim Curley, 63, only got three months in jail. Former vice president Gary Schultz, 67, received just two months behind bars. They all pleaded guilty to child endangerment and will report to jail to begin their sentencing on July 15.
Judge John Boccabella didn't hold back his feelings at sentencing, saying, "They ignored the opportunity to put an end to his crimes when they had a chance to do so." He added he was "appalled that the common sense to make a phone call did not occur...sort of robs my faith of who we are as adults and where we are going.''
Assistant Coach Mike McQueary said he witnessed Sandusky molesting a child in the Penn State locker room showers and reported the incident to his superiors, who did nothing to prevent the abuse from continuing. Sandusky, who ran a charity and was heavily involved in Joe Paterno's Penn State football program, had access to children through his charity and was later found guilty of several felony child sex abuse charges.
The number of known victims stands at 10 and he's currently serving 30 to 60 years in prison. Sandusky's case, as gruesome as it was, served to expose the horrid nature of child rapists in positions of power. Politicians, police, the clergy — all of these roles attract society's worst who use their authority to prey on the vulnerable.
As The Free Thought Project recently reported, a Netflix documentary entitled The Keepers described the horrors of rape, gang rape, sodomy, physical and mental abuse of over 100 girls at Baltimore's prestigious Archbishop Keough High School. The girls, all middle-aged now (some have passed away), testify they were tortuously abused by Father Joseph Maskell, his well-connected friends in politics, and police.
It wasn't until the 1990s that their voices were heard, but not believed. In fact, at least 100 victims reportedly gave testimony and depositions to Maryland's state attorney Sharon May, who told the filmmakers of The Keepers that there was simply not enough evidence to charge Maskell -- even though eye-witnesses stated police dug up enough evidence to put him away for life.
The documentary takes an interesting turn in episodes 7 and 8 when dentist Charles Franz said he, too, was abused in the late 1960s and that his mother went to the Archdiocese in Baltimore and told them Maskell had raped him as well. It was at that time Franz said Maskell was transferred to Keough, where he continued his reign of terror on countless victims for many years.
Not only was Maskell not held accountable for his crimes, but to date, no one in the Catholic Church has been arrested and charged with any crimes such as the charge of child endangerment for which Penn State's administration was just convicted.
Adding insult to injury, Maskell's victims say politicians, police and others were invited to the school to rape them as well. However, one brave victim said she confided in her teacher, Sister Catherine Cesnik. Shortly thereafter, Cesnik was found dead. To date, no one has been charged with her murder. No one has been charged with brutally raping the teens over decades of recorded abuse — and no one in the Catholic Church has been charged with covering-up the alleged crimes.
The fact that no one has been charged is most likely due to the status of those involved in the crimes. Because Maskell was well-connected within the police department, he was allowed to prey on his victims with impunity as he brought in officers who did the same.
Maskell's brother was a high-ranking city cop. This connection had two facets. First, it allowed him to cover up their crimes using these police connections. Second, it allowed for these depraved police officers to enter into this dark child sex ring.
It's time to charge the Church with breaking the law and not reporting the numerous allegations of child sexual abuse as they're required to do, being that all clergy in the U.S. are considered "mandatory reporters." They should have reported it to police when Franz says they knew about it in the 1960s.
For now, the church has been protected by Maryland's seven-year statute of limitations. But that can change with enough pressure being placed on the Maryland State Legislature to abolish statutes of limitations for child sexual abuse. For those Maryland residents who are interested in advancing such legislation, contact MD State Representative C.T. Wilson who is spearheading the effort.


Back a couple years ago, it was actually quite common to find QWERTY based smartphones being offered by everyone, but strangely this year so far, they've been in relatively short supply. Rather, we've seen a huge push for these ginormous super spec'd devices – and very little of any QWERTY packing ones. Luckily, T-Mobile seems to have a doozy with the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G, which seems to be a modest mid-ranger that's sure to please those individuals yearning for some QWERTY action.
What's there to say about its design other than it's typical Samsung? Specifically, it employs the distinct styling of past Samsung devices, which is pretty boring to say the least, and lacks any highlighting elements to make it stand out from the crop. With its so-so construction and all-plastic body, it's still somewhat comfortable to hold in the hand thanks to its compact form – though, it's pretty thick by today's standards.
You can compare the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G with many other phones using our Size Visualization Tool.
Despite being an ICS smartphone, it still packs a couple of capacitive buttons beneath its display – with a flat looking physical home button scrunched between them. Meanwhile, the earpiece, 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera, and LED notification light are all positioned above the display.
Peering around the sides of the handset, we're greeted to all the usual suspect of items we're accustomed to seeing – like its 3.5mm headset jack, microUSB port, microphone, power button, and volume control. With the latter two, however, we're not fans of their flat appearance, but at least a press is accompanied with a decent response.
Flipping it over to its rear, its 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with LED flash sticks out from the rest of the surface, which has the ability to shoot 720p videos. Towards the bottom side, there are two slits hiding away the handset's internal speaker – while prying off the rear cover grants us access to its microSD slot, 1,800 mAh battery, and SIM slot.
Enough to appease our taste for a mid-ranger, the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G's 4-inch WVGA 480 x 800 Super AMOLED screen is still pleasant to look at. Indeed, it's employing a PenTile Matrix arrangement and its PPI is not high, but it is OK for a mid-ranger. Furthermore, it has all the other qualities we love about AMOLED screens in general that we come to appreciate, like its over-saturated colors and average viewing angles, but it still requires some proper shielding away from the sun for visibility.
Sliding open to expose its 5-row keyboard, it is accompanied with a fair amount of snappiness to ensure our feelings about its decent build quality. Honestly, the keyboard on here reminds us of the one found with the Samsung Epic 4G from long ago, as it employs a very similar layout and style of buttons. Despite finding some flat looking rectangular keys, we're able to type away at a casual rate thanks to its springy response, dedicated row for numbers, and shift keys on both sides of the layout.
The only cons is the old Amoled screen of the first SGS, innatural colors and low PPI. The phone itself seems to be good, it will be available in Europe?
Ack. Looks like I'm sticking with my G2 for a bit longer.
The phone is a weird device, its like part Samsung Epic 4G with its screen size, keyboard, and resolution, and party Galaxy S3 with its phone hardware. Looks like a good device though.
In my opinion QWERTY smartphones are too thick.


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Health News of Monday, 12 April 2021
NCDC records 57 new coronavirus infections
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The Nigeria Center for Disease Control (NCDC) has confirmed 57 new cases of the novel coronavirus in the country.
According to the tweet from his official Twitter handle, the latest number takes the total number of infected persons in the country to 163,793.
"As of April 11, 2021, 57 new confirmed cases were recorded. There was no death recorded nationwide.
"To date, 163,793 cases have been confirmed; 154,107 cases have been discharged and 2,060 deaths have been recorded in the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
"The 57 new cases were reported from seven states namely, FCT (20), Lagos (19), Bayelsa (7), Kaduna (4), Rivers (3), Osun (3) and Jigawa (1)."
The agency restated that a multi-sectoral National Emergency Operations Centre, activated at Level 3, had continued to coordinate the national response activities in the country, Guardian.ng said.
It said that Nigeria had tested 1,803,177 people since the first confirmed case of the disease was announced on Feb. 27, 2020.
The public health agency noted that Nigeria's coronavirus active cases stood at 7,626 in the past 24 hours.


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The Huntington collection is made of Japanese yarn dye cotton shirting with unique splicing details.
Shift Dress with pattern splicing design. Shirt Collar. High-low hem. Built in belt. Breast pocket with hand stitch embroidery detail.


Assault often means that the victim is hurt painfully and permanently, which carries serious consequences for the attacker. Penalties include several years in prison, as well as high amounts paid in fees, fines and restitution.
You don't have to be using a weapon in order to commit assault. The item that you harm the other person with can be an everyday item that is misused for the sake of violence. Though it may not be a dangerous weapon most of the time, it becomes one when you use it in a dangerous way.
If you have an assault with a dangerous instrument charge against you, it will be one of three types of charges: assault in the first, second or third degree.
Assault in the First Degree: You seriously and physically injure another person by using a deadly weapon, or your reckless conduct results in the injury or death of the victim. This is considered a Class B felony.
Assault in the Second Degree: You intend to injure the victim, which is different from the First Degree, in which you intend to seriously injure the victim. For example, with Assault in the First Degree, you may repeatedly hit the victim with a stool over and over, while with Assault in the Second Degree, you may push a person down the stairs in order to cause them harm.
Assault in the Third Degree: This is the least serious charge of the three assault types, and it's considered a Class A misdemeanor. Assault in the Third Degree occurs when your criminal negligence and use of a dangerous instrument results in the injury of another person. Criminal negligence is when your conduct seriously deviates from the reasonable and standard care a person should exercise in a situation.
There are two basic types of defenses your lawyer may choose based on your specific case: extent of injury or self-defense.
Extent of Injury: In order for there to be a legitimate assault charge, the victim must experience some sort of physical injury. Legally, this means either substantial pain or physical impairment, and it doesn't take into account very minor injuries. For example, minor discomfort and temporary bruising would not be considered assault, unless it's accompanied by a permanent scar or a hospital stay. For more serious assault charges, the injuries must be so severe that they could either lead to death or cause the victim to suffer from the physical impairment for a prolonged amount of time.
Self-Defense: If you felt that you were in danger, you may be justified in the assault if it was for the sake of protecting yourself. In order for this defense to work, you have to show that the other person posed a serious threat to you and that they started the violence. You also are not able to use this defense if you used more force than was necessary to protect yourself.
If you've been charged with assault, you'll want to contact an experienced criminal lawyer today. Your lawyer will go over the details of your case in order to defend you in the best way possible. If you need a lawyer to represent you in an assault with a dangerous instrument case, contact the Spodek Law Group today.


France breaks world speed record for rail trains: This is impressive, but I'm still a little freaked out about going that fast on the ground. We've talked about this before — there's just too much stuff to run into.
A French train with a 25,000-horsepower engine and special wheels broke the world speed record Tuesday for conventional rail trains, reaching 357.2 mph as it zipped through the countryside to the applause of spectators.
Roaring like a jet plane, with sparks flying overhead and kicking up a long trail of dust, the black and chrome V150 with three double-decker cars surpassed the record of 320.2 mph set in 1990 by another French train.
It fell short, however, of beating the ultimate record set by Japan's magnetically levitated train, which hit 361 mph in 2003.
I've been on a TGV before; the ride is so stable that you couldn't tell how fast you were travelling. It's also unlikely that automobile traffic would intersect TGV tracks (railroad crossing).


Napa, Calif. April 11, 2019 Landmark Napa Valley winery & restaurant Ca' Momi and Puertas Abiertas, a Napa Valley family resource center connecting Latinos with vital social, economic and healthcare resources, announced a fundraising partnership to be kicked-off May 3, 2019 at Ca' Momi's twice-monthly dance celebration 'La Noche Latina'. In addition to the partnership, Ca' Momi will punctuate the evening with a donation of all proceeds from ticket sales and specialty cocktails to Puertas Abiertas.
Local DJ Jose Miguel will provide the musical backdrop for the evening, beginning at 10:00 PM. Giveaways and raffle items will be presented in an effort to raise additional funds for Puertas Abiertas. Specialty drinks will be available by sponsoring providers Tahoe Blue & Gran Dovejo. Raffle items will include Ca' Momi dining & wine packages, and wine collections from some of the valley's other fine wineries.
General Admission tickets for the evening may be purchased at www.camomiosteria.com/live-music.
Additional sponsorships are available for the May 3rd edition of La Noche Latina, including reserved table packages and a curated VIP experience for 35 guests in Ca' Momi's private dining room "il TabiИ'. For information contact [email protected].


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Малая Поповская — деревня в Тотемском районе Вологодской области.

Входит в состав Пятовского сельского поселения, с точки зрения административно-территориального деления — в Пятовский сельсовет.

Расстояние по автодороге до районного центра Тотьмы — 1 км, до центра муниципального образования деревни Пятовская — 2 км.

По переписи 2002 года население — 55 человек (26 мужчин, 29 женщин). Всё население — русские.

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Kevin Partida
Midfielder/Defender
Real Name: Kevin Partida
Hometown: Sparks, NV
Partida is a versatile young player who can feature at right back or midfield. He made his first four starts midway through the 2018 season.
OUTSIDE MLS: Partida made nine starts in 10 total appearances for San Jose's USL affiliate Reno 1868 FC, scoring one goal in 2018. In 2017, he made eight starts in nine total appearances for 1868 FC this season, scoring one goal. His spectacular long-range strike in Week 7 vs. OKC Energy FC earned a Goal of the Week nomination and landed him on the USL Team of the Week.
COLLEGE: Partida played collegiately at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas from 2013-17, alongside Quakes forward Danny Musovski. He departed UNLV with six goals and six assists in 85 total appearances, making 69 starts. He also competed in the Premier Development League, both with FC Tucson in 2017 and the Quakes' then affiliate Burlingame Dragons FC from 2015-16.
NOTES: Selected No. 58 overall in 2018 SuperDraft.
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BOSTON – Senior Liz Pellegrini (Worcester, MA) and sophomore Lea Strangio (Watertown, MA) each set a school record as the WPI women's track and field team competed at the Boston University Scarlet and White Invitational Saturday.
Pellegrini handed in a 25.33 to pace the Engineers in the 200-meter dash, and rise up to No. 6 nationally in the event, while Strangio paced a trio of Boynton Hillers in the 800-meter run (2:17.18). Following Pellegrini were sophomore Sara Velleca (Woodbury, CT) in 26.15, senior Alex Price (Franklin, MA) in 26.37, sophomore Taylor Teed (Boxford, MA) in 26.66 and freshman Michelle Gencorelli (Andover, MA) in 26.59. Junior Kimberlee Kocienski (Schaghticoke, NY) was the second Engineer to cross the line in the 800 (2:24.28) while sophomore Gina Capobianco (Colonie, NY) was the third (2:27.56).
Freshman Steffany Halfrey (Hubbardston, MA) finished the 5,000-meter run seventh in a time of 18:57.05 to go along with sophomore Jasmine Higuera's (Riverside, CA) 15th-place time of 20:08.62. Sophomores Maggie LaRoche (Silverlake, NH) and Emma MacIntyre (Grand Island, NY) took to the track for the 1,000-meter run. LaRoche placed 10th in a time of 3:07.30 while MacIntyre was 17th (3:19.28). The mile duo of senior Julie Tevenan (Weymouth, MA) and sophomore Emily Newman (Easton, MA) finished half a second apart in 11th (5:09.39) and 13th (5:09.89).
Pellegrini won her 400-meter dash heat and posted her indoor best time of 57.93 while Price also took her heat with a PR of 59.66. Pellegrini's time, as of late Saturday night, sits in a tie for 17th on the Division III leaderboard. Also finding personal success were freshman Cole Godzinski (North Reading, MA) who won her 60-meter hurdle heat (9.64) and sophomore Abby McAdams (Montville, CT) who clocked a personal-best time of 10.59.
In the field events, junior Taylor Flaxington (Lincoln, RI) tied for 10th in the pole vault with a clearance of 10-6. Freshman Carley Dykstra (Andover, NJ) came home 12th (10-0) and junior Sarah Muse (Portsmouth, NH) was 15th (9-6.25). Freshman Xandria Korn (Woodinville, WA) tied for 15th in the high jump (4-11), Godzinski leaped 32-11.75 in the triple jump and Teed turned in a distance of 15-7.75 in the long jump.
Freshman Kendra O'Malley (Charlton, MA) (34-10.5) finished ahead of sophomore Kelsey Leigher (Oxford, MA) in the weight throw (33-3.75). The order was reversed in the shot put as Leigher registered a heave of 10.63m and O'Malley logged a 42-7.
The Engineers return to BU on Friday for the women's portion of the David Hemery Valentine Invitational.


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The inquest was held at Bournemouth Coroners' Court at the town hall
THE case of a Ringwood man who died after contracting hepatitis E from a transfusion has been referred to the national inquiry into hundreds of people infected with blood given by the NHS.
Matthew Coghlan, who was likened by his mother to "the little engine that never gave up", suffered multiple organ failure and died last year three months after being given blood at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital, an inquest heard.
The 40-year-old, who was born in South Africa, had a rare inherited bone marrow failure syndrome, a blood disorder which occurs when the marrow does not produce enough new blood cells.
Mr Coghlan was due to undergo a dental procedure, and because he was at high risk of bleeding it was decided to give him a transfusion on the day of the planned extraction on 5th September.
A few weeks later, on 16th October 2019, haematology consultant Dr David Allotey received a letter from NHS Blood and Transplant informing him Mr Coghlan had been given blood from a donor who had subsequently tested positive for hepatitis E, or HEV.
The inquest heard this was "not a laboratory error" as the virus went undetected even though the blood donation had been properly screened for infection.
Dr Harvala, from NHS Blood and Transplant, told the court a later blood sample taken from the same donor had shown HEV contamination.
"When the viral load is lower in blood donations, infection is not detected and blood is deemed safe to give," she explained.
Assistant coroner Victoria Cook asked Dr Harvala if more "detailed screening" of blood used in transfusions for patients with "complex" medical histories currently takes place.
Dr Harvala said this was "being looked at" as part of the national Infected Blood Inquiry. This was launched in 2017 after thousands were affected by NHS testing failures during the 1970s and 1980s which led to infections such as HIV and hepatitis C.
Mr Coghlan's mother told the court that despite his health issues, her son never complained. She said: "He was like the little engine that never gave up.
"Matthew was educated in a remedial school for the educationally challenged.
"He was full of stories, he had a great sense of humour, and he always fought for the underdog."
The court heard Mr Coghlan was tested for hepatitis E on 22nd October, and a positive result came back on 1st November.
His sister Mandy von Buddenbrock questioned why doctors did not begin treatment until her brother was admitted to hospital with acute hepatitis on 21st November. He was suffering from liver and kidney failure.
"Would it have made any significant difference if treatment had started earlier?" she asked.
Dr Al-shamma, consultant hepatologist at Royal Bournemouth Hospital, replied: "I've asked myself that same question, and I genuinely do not know the answer to it. I've never worked on a case as complicated as Matthew's."
The court heard plans were in place to manage Matthew's condition after the positive result came back, and that there was no evidence of deterioration when he was seen on 6th November.
Dr Al-shamma told Ms Cook that hepatitis E was now known to be "more common than we think".
"In fact, it is one of the commonest causes of acute viral hepatitis," he said. "Most people are asymptomatic, but in some people who are immunocompromised, as in the case of Matthew, chronic infection can develop."
The coroner recorded the cause of death as transfusion-related hepatitis E infection and subsequent multiple organ failure.
The Infected Blood Inquiry is examining the deaths of nearly 3,000 people infected with HIV and hepatitis C through blood transfusions in the 1970s and 80s.
At least 4,689 people, many of them haemophiliacs, were infected with contaminated blood products imported from the United States where high-risk donors were paid.
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О́льга Па́вловна Би́бикова () — советский и российский арабист-исламовед. Кандидат исторических наук. Автор статей в электронной энциклопедии «Кругосвет».

Биография
Родилась 13 августа 1946 года в Москве.

В 1971 году окончила Московский государственный институт международных отношений.

В 1975 году в Московском государственном институте международных отношений защитила диссертацию на соискание учёной степени кандидата исторических наук по теме «Позиция КНР в отношении арабо-израильского конфликта (1967—1973)» (Специальность 07.00.15 — История международных отношений и внешней политики)..

С 1995 года преподаёт в Институте практического востоковедения, читая курсы лекций «Этнология и этнография стран Азии и Африки» и «Теория и история мировых религий» по общегуманитарным и профессиональным дисциплинам, а также в магистратуре курс лекций «Социокультурная антропология на Востоке».

Преподавала в Институте стран Азии и Африки при МГУ имени М. В. Ломоносова.

Старший научный сотрудник Центра исследования общих проблем современного Востока Института востоковедения РАН, заведующая сектором религиозной и общественной мысли отдела сравнительно-теоретических исследований.

Заместитель главного редактора научно-информационного бюллетеня "Россия и мусульманский мир" ИНИОН РАН.

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 Бибикова О. П. Мусульмане Восточной Европы. - М.: ИВ РАН, 2018. - 196 с. - 500 экз. - ISBN 978-5-89282-853-6.
 Бибикова О. П. Декоративно-прикладное искусство мусульман. - Казань.: Издательство РИИ, 2010. - 194 с.

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 Бибикова О. П. Мусульмане в странах Старого Света // Перспективы, 15.02.2008
 Бибикова О. П. Полигамия на Востоке: от древности до наших дней 26.04.2013

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In December, the tweens I work with did an outreach project to raise money for Imagine No Malaria.
They used an app for the iPad - Toontastic to create their own "PSA" that explains in their own words and drawings, the importance of supporting Imagine No Malaria.
Here's the video (a recent update fixed the glitch and now the "talk show host" is back on the screen - and not just a voice!). Be sure to look for "Millie the Mosquito" .... it's quite entertaining. Enjoy!


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NEW YORK | 24 Boerum Street | 317 FT | 27 FLOORS
chris08876 November 23, 2016, 12:27am #1
Blesso opts for ground-up 27-story project on W'burg bank site
Blesso Properties filed plans for a new, 280,200-square-foot mixed-use building on the site of a former Lincoln Savings Bank branch in South Williamsburg, according to plans filed with the city's Department of Buildings on Tuesday.
The developer appears to have scrapped its earlier plans for a conversion of the existing building.
The new 27-story building will rise at 555 Broadway near the J/M/Z South Williamsburg station. The proposed building, which extends along Broadway to Boerum Street, will house 226 residential units across 151,695 square feet of residential space, 126,410 square feet of commercial space and a 2,109-square-foot community facility.
The Garrison Architects-designed building will have offices on the second through seventh floors, five to twelve apartments on the upper floors, a rooftop terrace and parking.
Blesso TRData LogoTINY had previously filed alteration plans for an office-to-residential conversion of the 10-story building in October 2015. Those plans were not approved, and Blesso filed to amend them. The conversion would have made use of 98,000 of the lot's 190,000 buildable square feet.
Blesso purchased the development site at 525-545 Broadway for $33 million in August 2015. Demolition plans for the existing four-story building have not been filed.
Waymond_Womano April 5, 2017, 8:45pm #2
In spite of the above map, this is in Brooklyn, not in Manhattan.
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First Renderings of 545 Broadway, East Williamsburg's Future Tallest Building...
Here's your first look at a large mixed-use rental development planned for 525-545 Broadway in East Williamsburg. Images posted on the website of
Waymond_Womano September 12, 2017, 8:33pm #3
YIMHudson September 12, 2017, 8:49pm #4
I like it. It aligns with the Domino Develops aesthetic, even if it's not quite in the same neighborhood. It also has the height to stand out, which will add to the subtly growing East River waterfront skyline
YIMHudson October 16, 2018, 11:38pm #5
finally some news.
Curbed NY – 16 Oct 18
London firm will bring 500-unit co-living tower to Broadway Triangle
The building will also also offer some affordable units.
After debuting a 550-unit co-living tower in West London in 2016, the United Kingdom's first co-living community at that time, developers are heading to Brooklyn to construct a similar tower.
London-based development firm, the Collective has announced plans for a mixed-use co-living building that will rise on the border of the contested Broadway Triangle at 555 Broadway. The Collective acquired the site from Blesso Properties and plans to offer more than 500 apartments, of which 30 percent will reportedly be affordable.
The Brooklyn building will serve as the Collective's "flagship location� in the U.S.
YIMHudson December 21, 2018, 11:47pm #6
apparently this was an assemblage that has since been segmented. The tower will be at 555 Broadway.
The Real Deal New York – 21 Dec 18
Acuity Capital makes Williamsburg office play with $23M buy
Acuity Capital Partners has purchased 545 Broadway in Williamsburg for $23.25 million from Blesso Properties, according to sources familiar with the d
Acuity Capital Partners has purchased 545 Broadway in Williamsburg for $23.25 million from Blesso Properties, according to sources familiar with the deal.
The property is an office building that Acuity plans to renovate
This was the second sale in an assemblage that also included 555 Broadway in Brooklyn, also addressed 277 Lorimer Street. Blesso sold that property in October to London-based co-living company The Collective for $54.25 million
YIMHudson July 23, 2019, 3:21pm #7
pretty tall for the Burg
New York YIMBY – 23 Jul 19
Permits Filed for 24 Boerum Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn - New York YIMBY
YIMBY has the latest permits filed for a 27-story mixed-use building at 24 Boerum Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
@chris08876 please merge NEW YORK | 555 Broadway | 298 FT | 27 FLOORS
https://www.brownstoner.com/development/co-living-brooklyn-the-collective-reza-merchant-555-broadway-24-boerum-hotel-pool/
Well-known architecture firm ODA is designing a 27-story hotel and apartment building on Broadway in Williamsburg, next to the stately old Lincoln Savings Bank. It will become the New York City flagship of London-based co-living firm The Collective, which is also developing the old Slave Theater site in Bed Stuy and revamping the Paper Factory Hotel in Long Island City.
The massive structure will take up about half the block and have a rooftop pool, underground parking for 180 cars, a hammam or Turkish bath, 293 hotel rooms and 254 apartments, DOB filings show. On the ground floor will be a market hall, community space and stores. Event spaces, terraces, a gym, laundry, meeting rooms and numerous "amenity lounges� will be scattered throughout.
chris08876 July 30, 2019, 8:07pm #9
Done,.
Waymond_Womano January 19, 2021, 4:00pm #10
New York YIMBY – 19 Jan 21
Exclusive New Renderings Reveal The Collective's 28-Story Flagship at 555...
New renderings from ODA offer a first look at The Collective's forthcoming New York City flagship at 555 Broadway in North Brooklyn.
YIMHudson September 16, 2021, 3:44pm #11
Commercial Observer – 15 Sep 21
The Collective Could Lose Flagship Williamsburg Co-Living Development
The co-living company could lose its flagship development at 555 Broadway, while it's teetering on the edge of bankruptcy in the U.K.


text: 26 THE QUEENS COURIER • JUNE 6, 2019 FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT WWW.QNS.COM Anti-Semitism still rising across Brooklyn and Queens A QUEENS COURIER AND BROOKLYN PAPER SPECIAL Th is story was written by Mark Hallum, Kevin Duggan and Colin Mixson, and edited by Robert Pozarycki New York City may be the safest big city in the America, according to the mayor and police commissioner — but it is not immune from the troubling wave of anti-Semitism across the country. As anti-Semitic hate crimes remain on the rise, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the launch of the Offi ce of the Prevention of Hate Crimes to put a cap on the number of attack and ultimately uphold the city's new status as the safest big city in America. Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said the highest number of incidents were in precincts outside of Queens, but the "World's Borough" has had its share of hate crimes in recent months. "We defi nitely see some precincts spiking and taking a disproportionate share of those crimes such as the 71st Precinct and 94th Precinct in Brooklyn. We also see it on the Upper East Side in the 19th Precinct," Shea said. "So, there are hotspots, if you will, where we see a disproportionate share but that's not to say that it's confi ned solely to that. We see small instances spread throughout the city." In November, a 16-year-old yeshiva student was attacked outside of a kosher deli in Forest Hills on 108th Street aft er school had let out. Police attributed the attack as a case of mistaken identity, in which the attackers mistook the Bukharian teen, David Paltielov, 16, for a student at Forest Hills High School. Paltielov was sent to the hospital where he was temporarily in a coma, but made a full recovery. Cops from the 112th Precinct were hesitant to charge the two males arrested with a hate crime, despite the claims by many in the community that the group had belted anti-Semitic insults during the beat-down. Neighborhood Coordination Offi cers from the precinct described the attack as a "beef" between some of Russian Jewish kids and the Hispanic and black kids at FHHS. In February, swastikas and other anti-Semitic markings were scrawled on the playground of P.S. 139 in Rego Park. Bigots rampage in Brooklyn Brooklyn has been among the areas of the city hardest hit by anti-Semitic hate crimes. One of the more recent incidents occurred on May 30, when a bigot left an anti-Semitic Post-it note that read "Hitler is coming" on a billboard outside the Jewish Children's Museum. 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Onlookers put up a search for the vandal, but she had already left the scene, according to the local Jewish news site Collive.com. Earlier in May, anti-Semites targeted the Williamsburg area particularly hard. On May 4, a group of men attacked a 42-yearold man wearing religious garb on Lynch Street near Broadway, shouting anti-Semitic slurs, before socking him in the face, according to police. Th ree days later, a teenager snuck up behind an Orthodox Jewish man on Marcy Avenue near Rodney Street on May 7, when he brutally sucker punched the man, before fl eeing, cops said. Police arrested a 16-yearold boy in connection with the May 7 attack Wednesday morning, charging with him assault as a hate crime, according to police. The incidents rattled members of the neighborhood's Orthodox Jewish Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Paper community. "People merely walking on the streets here feel like sitting ducks, worrying that they must look over their shoulder in fear of being hurt because of their faith," said Rabbi David Niederman, executive director of the United Jewish Organization of Williamsburg. Th e ongoing measles epidemic also fueled anti-Semitic incidents in Brooklyn. In April, a Jewish man accused an MTA bus driver of attempting to refuse him service on the B57 line in Williamsburg, and then shouting about the measles aft er he was able to run down and board the bus. United against hate During a June 4 press conference, de Blasio and NYPD top brass discusses the initiative to prevent hate crimes through early education as well as hotbeds of violent incidents throughout the city. Th ough the mayor was cautious to attribute the rise in anti-Semitic hate crimes to fi ery rhetoric across the country, but admitted that nationwide discourse is an underlying cause. "Over the last three years something very dangerous is happening in this country with the rise of white supremacist voices and white supremacist organizations. And what I am trying to help get across is that that threatens so many diff erent people in this country," de Blasio said. NYPD reported that as of May, anti-Semitic hate crimes had gone up by 60 percent over the same time the year before with 110 incidents in 2018 over 58 in 2018. "It's creating a unity of purpose that I don't think we've ever seen on this level before in the history of New York City. And that is made vivid today by the community leaders who are joining us shoulder-to-shoulder with the NYPD to fi ght all crime and particularly to fi ght hate crimes," O'Neill said. "Th is is how we defeat hate crimes and this is how we defeat hatred." Read more on QNS.com and BrooklynPaper.com. 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Following notification that the UK has committed to only uprating UK State Pensions until 2019/20, British in Europe have published the following paper in preparation for discussions with the UK Government.
The UK has committed to uprating UK State Pensions payable to UK nationals living in the EU only as far as 2019/20. It has expressed a desire to continue to do so thereafter but only "subject to reciprocity".
The UK's policy of not uprating State Pensions for those resident outside the UK save where obliged by "reciprocity" to do so is itself irrational and unjust to those who have earned a pension by paying contributions and taxes to this country.
The UK State Pension is already the lowest in all the OECD countries. To refuse to increase that does not merely add insult to injury: it causes massive hardship to the poorest pensioners in the civilised world.
Moreover those living in the EU are already hit by a fall of one fifth in the value of their pensions following Brexit: this decline in the value of Sterling is predicted to continue for at least the medium term following a No Deal Brexit.
To extend this policy to those who paid UK contributions and taxes and moved to an EU country during a period when the UK did uprate the pensions of those resident inthe EU would be outrageous: there can be no justification for moving the goalposts for this vulnerable group when it is too late for them to do anything about it. They have a legitimate expectation that they will receive uprated pensions as long as they live in the EU.
But equally, all those who made significant contributions in the UK before moving to another EU 27 country to work did so with the legitimate expectation that when they retired, their UK pension would be uprated.
that it will use its best endeavours to reach urgent agreement with the EU on a resurrection of the aggregation scheme, at least in so far as is necessary to ensure the aims set out above.


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Q: Accessing array from outside of geocode loop I have managed to geocode upto 10 address and add a marker to the map but I need to access the geocode results outside of the geocode (codeAddress) function. I thought I could push the results to a global variable array (userLat, userLng). Using alerts I can see that the loop does indeed add the results to the array within the function but the array is valueless outside of the function.
On a side note, the alert for unsuccessful geocoding should return Address 'i' depending which address had the problem but only displays the last address value of the loop.
Maybe the problems are related? I think it may have something to do with my lack of understanding of the nested function.
I hope this is clear. Thanks in advance for any help!
   function codeAddress() {

    var useradd = [];
    var geocoder = new google.maps.Geocoder();
    var howmany = parseFloat(document.getElementById("howmany").value);

    for (var i=0; i<howmany; i++) {
        useradd[i] = document.getElementById('address['+i+']').value;
        geocoder.geocode( {address: useradd[i]}, function(results, status) {
        if (status == google.maps.GeocoderStatus.OK) {
                userLat.push(parseFloat(results[0].geometry.location.lat()));
                userLng.push(parseFloat(results[0].geometry.location.lng()));
                var marker = new google.maps.Marker({
                    map: map,
                    position: results[0].geometry.location
                });
            }
            else {
                alert('Address ' + i + ' was not successfully located for the following reason: ' + status);
            }
        });
    };
}

Edit:
I'm not sure if I understood correctly but have extracted the callback function and created a new function of it that is called by the geocoder. The problem is still the same though and the variables userLat and userLng are not carried outside of the loop. Any suggestions?
function codeAddress() {
function callBack() {
    return function(results, status){
        if (status == google.maps.GeocoderStatus.OK) {
        userLat.push(parseFloat(results[0].geometry.location.lat()));
        userLng.push(parseFloat(results[0].geometry.location.lng()));
                var marker = new google.maps.Marker({
                    map: map,
                    position: results[0].geometry.location
                });
        }
        else {
            alert('Address ' + i + ' was not successfully located for the following reason: ' + status);
        }
    }
}

    var userLat = [];
            var userLng = [];
    var useradd = [];
    var geocoder = new google.maps.Geocoder();
    var howmany = parseFloat(document.getElementById("howmany").value);

    for (var i=0; i<howmany; i++) {
        useradd[i] = document.getElementById('address['+i+']').value;
        geocoder.geocode({address: useradd[i]}, callBack());
    };
}

A: When your codeAddress function returns, geocoder.geocode is still doing its job, which is asynchronous. When geocoder.geocode is done, it will invoke its callback, which you're passing as an anonymous function.
The solution I suggest is to make the callback function a parameter of codeAddress, and do whatever you need from that callback (or from other function called inside the callback), instead of using the global variables approach.

A: It's all about scope in Javascript. If you want to access variables outside of the function, you must declare and create variables outside of the function scope and then update them.
Variables declared outside of the function scope will be available anywhere else within the script.
 var def = "bombshell";
 function changer(){
     def = "changed value";
 }
 changer();
 alert(def);

See it here - http://jsfiddle.net/daveheward/kWn8b/

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New REACT working paper published – all about supporting collaboration between creative businesses and academics. Researching Community Heritage – a University of Sheffield group with expertise in oral history, archaeology and archival research.
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Tomorrow is Anzac Day. My overseas friends can read about it HERE. In past years I have put up some photos of dad when he was younger HERE. You will see photos of mum too! I've always liked this photo of dad with Matt, so I'm posting this one again today.
I love the photos. Sadly, freedom comes at a price.
I also love the picture of your father in his uniform and that handsome Matt.
A lovely tribute to your father as your country remembers the sacrifices made.
Lovely photo Helen. And thank you for sharing some Australian history.


some guys swear by these, but i just cant get excited about em.
oh well. to each his own and more for you !
while i did enjoy it, it was very mild and there are much better ways to spend the money.
you say that like being mild in and of itself is a bad thing.
The Hemmingways are nice sticks. I agree on the price vs flavor, nice classic Cuban tobacco flavors but damn expensive. I'll grab one from a B&M maybe a few times a year. The Between the Lines looks tasty though.
Anyone else get a caramel sort of flavor from this cigar? LOVED IT!!!
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"Will God be mad at me if I…"? She was being pressured to convert to another religion to please the man who says he loves her. As I waited for the oil change I had come there for, she sat on the floor, waiting for her own car to get whatever it came there to get. She listened to me and my friend talking to each other about Jesus and then timidly asked her question. I could feel my heart breaking.
Or maybe that's what God's heart feels like when it breaks.
So we moved from our chairs to sit down on the floor next to her. As the story came out of parents pushing her to find a husband online and a man she's never met from another country who promises love and marriage, she assured us that Jesus is her Savior and that would never change, it would just be to appease the man's family. But she kept coming back to her question. "Will God be mad at me?".
I wish I could say that I told her all that her heart really wanted to know in those few moments, but I didn't. Truth was spoken, we prayed for her and invited her to church and then the oil was changed and our car was waiting. Just a few minutes of time with a woman with a question. And I wondered if hearing that God loves her and has so much more for her than what she wants to settle for would be enough to change anything for her.
But I think that encounter on the floor wasn't so that I could give a woman the answer that would change her life. It was so that I could recognize the question that has haunted my own heart and that led to God's purpose for me this past year.
Beginning last August, this year brought a sifting, which brought that question to the surface, revealing what I believed about God after 25 years of walking with Him.
Because the lie that always answered my question was "Yes".
And I feel like a newborn calf, trying to walk out of a lie and into truth. It's awkward, and I fall down a lot but one baby step at a time my legs are getting stronger.
Soon I will run and not look back.
…a God who loves me if I act right but who will turn away from me if I sin.
Left in the dust of my feet will be the constant weight of feeling that I have disappointed God and must perform well to gain His approval again, only to lose it the next time I step out of line.
But I am not running yet. I'm still stumbling,trying to get my footing in this place of grace.
Still tap dancing for God, trying to earn His favor and love by performing well.
And in the dancing and turning and circling and walking on wobbly legs, I am learning and God is teaching and fresh truth is filling my lungs and I am taking real breaths for the first time.
God's love for me is wide and deep and it doesn't move. His affections are for me, all the time, and He always wants to be with me. He knows me better than I know me and still loves me and wants me and calls me His own.
I am my Father's child and my Father's heart is good. His love and affections are mine forever and nothing will change that truth. He sent His Son to die in my place because He wanted me to be with Him. His desire is not that I tap dance for Him, but that I trust Him with my whole heart.
And I am breathing deep this revelation of love that silences questions and the sounds of tap shoes.
Trusting God is an endless journey through the heart, I am finding. I did trust Him. I do trust Him. In many ways, for many things. But with the sifting, has come new revelation. Revelation that everything is an issue of trust.
Because Adam and Eve did not trust God's goodness and that has passed into the hearts of all of mankind.
The root of sin is a lack of trust in God. Unbelief.
God allowed my heart to be sifted to separate out the unbelief that was keeping me from abundant life. To reveal that although I knew He loved me, I didn't really trust His love to stay put even on my worst days, when I couldn't tap dance to save my life.
And that is God's point to this story. Tap dancing didn't save my life in the first place. Love saved my life. Dying saved my life. His love, His dying.
He died because He loved me in the midst of my sin. He died because I couldn't tap dance my way to Him and He wanted me then and He still wants me now and the desire of His heart is that I would trust that truth.
And to finally realize that I can't dance anyway.
Strange, but I was thinking of you just last night, Karla, and about how I missed you posts. I can't dance either, but I am guessing that neither could King David, but it didn't seem to stop him from dancing in joyful worship.
I don't think God gets mad at those who have surrendered to Him. He expects us to make mistakes, but hopefully we learn from our mistakes and emerge stronger. I love how you conclude this post. What a fantastic reminder that God's love is completely unconditional. His patience amazes me.
Thank you David. I was thrilled to finally have time to write. I think I've always had the head knowledge that God isn't angry…but my heart believed otherwise. I am so thankful for the freedom God is bringing me into!


…spilled into laughter, wound about words, tenderly tucked into tears.
Breathtaking! I could just stay here enveloped in the beauty of this photo and these words. I'm savoring every. single. word.
Thank you, friend, for joining in the stillness–and bringing your beauty with you. Love you much.
Wow. This photo is stunning… Thank you so much for linking up with us at Three!
Cindee….that is absolutely stunning!!! You've captured beauty and stillness all in one gorgeous photos.
When i become still, the love of the Lord embraces me moving me to write and share! I felt the spirit within your poem!
Such a beautiful image and the perfect words to accompany. Thank you!
All of it, the words, the photo: Just beautiful, really!
Speechless…well, no, that's not entirely true. I have words in my heart, but I have no idea how to translate them. B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L.
Oh my, love this! I am so glad you stopped by Behind the Gate, so I could follow the path back to you. I will stop by again.
It is in stillness we see the embellishments He has given us, and hear His words of sweet promise. Beautiful, Cindee, absolutely beautiful.
I agree with what everyone else said. Thank you for such a beautiful post! My post is here. Cindee, thank you for stopping by my post linked ^. Happy Sunday, All!
Gorgeous–words and photos both and better together.
This photo reminds of some of my favorite words to a David Crowder song: "And what was said to the rose to make it unfold, says to me here in my chest, so be quiet now, and rest." Lovely!
I want to dive straight into that photo! Gorgeous.
Just lovely, Cindee – photo and quotes. You could add this one to your list, from Doestoevsky: "the world will be saved by beauty…" Always enjoy your posts.
beautiful & subtle, very romantic.


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Men's Roster
Bearcat Men Win 5th Straight NWC Title; Mancl Repeats as Women's Champion
By Robert McKinney, Assistant Athletics Director, Communications
BROOKS, Ore. -- The Willamette University men's cross country team won its fifth straight Northwest Conference championship, and Olivia Mancl (Sr., Seattle, WA/Roosevelt HS) of Willamette earned her second consecutive NWC women's title, during the 2016 NWC Championships at Willamette Mission State Park on Saturday, Oct. 29. Mancl helped the Bearcat women's team place second in the team standings.
Willamette repeated as the men's champion with a score of 36 points. All of the Bearcats' top five runners were in the top 12 in the 8-kilometer race (2-6-8-9-11). Pacific Lutheran University was second at 81 and Whitman College was third at 90.
Whitworth University placed fourth at 118, with Lewis & Clark College in fifth at 132. George Fox University was sixth at 138, one point in front of University of Puget Sound in seventh at 139. Linfield College was eighth at 161 and Pacific University placed ninth at 272.
Patrick Loftus (Jr., Santa Rosa, CA/Sonoma Academy) led the Bearcats with a second place finish in 25:30.3, as he missed his personal record by just 2.3 seconds. Michael Montague (Fr., San Diego, CA/Canyon Crest Academy) was fifth at 25:56.8. Loftus and Montague received First Team All-NWC recognition.
Keith Carlson (So., Bainbridge Island, WA//Bainbridge HS) of Willamette was eighth in 26:06.1, and Ryan Morris-McDermott (So., Orinda, CA/Miramonte HS) was ninth in 26:11.2. Ricardo Castillo-Flores (So./Jr., Hood River, OR/Parkdale HS) placed 11th in 26:15.0. Ross Enlow (Fr., Unalaska, AK/Unalaska HS) took 14th place in 26:22.3. Carlson, Morris-McDermott, Castillo-Flores, and Enlow all gained Second Team All-NWC honors.
Head Coach Matt McGuirk of Willamette was named NWC Men's Cross Country Coach of the Year for the fifth season in a row and the 12th time since 2001.
The individual men's champion was Brad Hodkinson of PLU with a time of 24:56.3. He was named NWC Men's Runner of the Year. After Loftus placed second, Blake Slattengren of L&C was third in 25:34.6, Liam Monheim of L&C was fourth in 25:40.9, and Grant Bingham of Whitworth placed fifth in 25:55.4.
In the women's 6-kilometer race, it was the fourth year in a row that Mancl earned First Team All-NWC recognition in cross country. She placed seventh in 2013 and was second in 2014, before winning her first title last year. Manc' was named NWC Women's Runner of the Year for the second season in a row.
Mancl's winning time on Saturday was 20:53.8, as she set a personal record and move from third up to second on Willamette's all-time list. She lowered her personal-best time by 25.43 seconds from 21:17.23 at last year's AAE Invitational in Wisconsin.
Hannah Swanson (Jr., Seattle, WA/Roosevelt HS) took third place for the Bearcats. She completed the course in 22:11.4 to set a personal record. She improved on her previous top time of 22:17.0 at the 2015 AAE Invitational.
Ami Boucher (Sr., Concord, CA/Northgate HS) joined Mancl and Swanson as a First Team All-NWC selection. She placed seventh with a time of 22:28.1, which gave her a new personal record. Entering the race, her career-best time was 22:48.2 at the 2015 NCAA Championships.
Also for Willamette, Jamie Smith (Fr., Seattle, WA/Ballard HS) grabbed 17th place in 22:53.5. Kyla Shade (Fr., Snohomish, WA/Snohomish HS) placed 23rd in 23:17.7.
Whitworth edge out the Bearcats to win the women's team title with a score of 42 (2-4-5-12-19). Willamette was second with a score of 51 (1-3-7-17-23).
Linfield placed third at 105, Puget Sound took fourth at 129 in a tiebreaker with Lewis & Clark, which also finished at 129. Sixth place went to Whitman at 130, while Pacific placed seventh at 155. George Fox was eighth at 157 and Pacific took ninth at 272.
In addition to Mancl and Swanson, the top 5 runners in the women's race included Kayla Leland of Whitworth in second, Allison Wood of Whitworth in fourth, and Bailey Scott of Whitworth in fifth. Leland was timed at 21:14.4, while Wood earned a time of 22:12.6 and Scott crossed the finish line in 22:13.0.
The Bearcats will host the NCAA West Regional at Bush's Pasture Park on Saturday, Nov. 12. The first race is set for 10 a.m. (PST).


All good stories get better the later and darker it becomes. Join Storyteller Gav Cross and perhaps a late night ghost or two. Certainly a twist on some old classics Almost certainly a smile. And maybe a glimpse over the shoulder, as we scratch our way into some stories we think we know.


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La 17.ª edición de la Vuelta a Colombia tuvo lugar entre el 14 de abril y el 4 de mayo de 1967. El antioqueño Martín "Cochise" Rodríguez del equipo Antioquia A se coronó por cuarta vez como campeón de la Vuelta con un tiempo de 70 h, 47 min y 14 s.

Equipos participantes

Etapas

Clasificaciones finales

Clasificación general
Los diez primeros en la clasificación general final fueron:

Clasificación de la montaña

Clasificación de las metas volantes

Clasificación de los novatos

Clasificación por equipos

Referencias

1967
Ciclismo en 1967
Deporte en Colombia en 1967


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Robert Geipel (* 1. Februar 1929 in Karlsbad; † 4. August 2017 in Gauting) war ein deutscher Geograph und Hochschullehrer. Er gilt als Begründer der Bildungsgeographie im deutschsprachigen Raum.

Leben und Werk
Robert Geipel studierte Geographie an den Universitäten Frankfurt a. M., Marburg und Bonn und arbeitete anschließend als Referent bei der Bundesforschungsanstalt für Landeskunde und Raumordnung in Bonn. Seine Promotion erfolgte 1952 mit einer Dissertation über Soziale Struktur und Einheitsbewußtsein als Grundlagen geographischer Gliederung.

Von 1961 bis 1969 war er Professor für Sozialgeographie an der Universität Frankfurt und in der Lehrerbildung tätig. Aufgrund persönlicher Erfahrungen als Flüchtling widmete sich Geipel neben der damals üblichen geographischen Landeskunde der Flüchtlingsforschung. Dabei arbeitete er eng mit dem Bildungsökonomen Friedrich Edding, der ihn maßgeblich beeinflusste, zusammen. Geipels Credo in den Nachkriegsjahren: Flüchtlinge hätten nur ihr geistiges Vermögen retten (mitnehmen) können, wären für die ökonomische Entwicklung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland unverzichtbar, besäßen einen unbeugsamen Aufstiegswillen und würden sich am besten durch gleiche Bildungschancen integrieren.

Gemeinsam mit dem Soziologen Hansgert Peisert erforschte Geipel nun die krassen sozialen und räumlichen Disparitäten der Bildungsbeteiligung in den sechziger Jahren (Leitbild: Katholische Arbeitermädchen vom Lande in Bayern haben kaum Aufstiegschancen), machte etliche Vorschläge zum Ausbau des Bildungssystems und zur Verwirklichung der Bildungschancengleichheit (Auflösung von Dorfschulen, Ausbau eines Fahrschülersystems, Neugründung von Universitäten usw.) und kreierte den bildungsgeographischen Ansatz (Bildungsgeographie) innerhalb der deutschsprachigen Geographie.

1969 wurde Geipel als Nachfolger von Wolfgang Hartke auf den Lehrstuhl für Angewandte Geographie an der TU München berufen, den er bis zu seiner Emeritierung 1994 innehatte. In dieser Zeit wurde er Mitglied der Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung, zum Leiter des (außeruniversitären) Bayerischen Staatsinstituts für Hochschulforschung und Hochschulplanung berufen und war in der Bildungspolitik ein Ratgeber.

Seit dem Erdbeben von Friaul 1976 galt Geipels wissenschaftliches Interesse ferner dem Aufbau der geographischen Risikoforschung.

Das Institut wurde 2002 von der TU München an die LMU München übertragen und heißt dort seitdem Seminar für Sozialwissenschaftliche Geographie. Geipel lebt in Gauting bei München.

1989 wurde er als ordentliches Mitglied in die Academia Europaea aufgenommen.

Literatur
 Herbert Wagner: Bildung und Raum. Entwicklungen und Strategien in einer geographischen Forschungsrichtung. Dissertation. Universität Osnabrück. Osnabrücker Studien zur Geographie. Band 13. Osnabrück 1993, ISBN 3-922043-13-5.

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Geograph (20. Jahrhundert)
Mitglied der Academia Europaea
Hochschullehrer (Technische Universität München)
Hochschullehrer (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main)
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Geboren 1929
Gestorben 2017
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Asian stock markets have tumbled and the euro has reached a new four-year low against the dollar, amid renewed fears of a double-dip recession.
Japan's Nikkei 225 was down 4% at one point before recovering slightly, while the Chinese Hang Seng fell 2.9%.
Meanwhile, the euro dropped 2.8% against the dollar over the weekend to $1.188, before rebounding slightly.
Fears were largely driven by disappointing US jobs data released on Friday night.
Oil and gas stocks have been particularly badly hit, amid worries that global energy demand may be slowing.
The price of Brent crude oil dropped 8% over the weekend to $70.50, before recovering to $71.50.
Meanwhile on currency markets, the pound continued to split the difference between the dollar and euro.
Against the dollar, sterling was down 1.85% to $1.44, while against the euro it was up 1.1% to 1.213 euros, its highest level since 2008.
As well as US job woes, market angst over the eurozone was piqued further on Friday afternoon.
In Hungary, a spokesman for the new prime minister claimed that the country faced a "Greek-style" financial crisis after the outgoing government had allegedly falsified data.
However, the Hungarian government has since been at pains to rephrase the comments after the country's currency, the forint, dropped 6% against the dollar on the news.
Worries about the health of eurozone banks were also heightened by an unsubstantiated market rumour on Friday that French bank Societe Generale had suffered a big loss in its financial derivatives trading.
The bank said it had no comment to make about the rumour that saw its share price plummet 7.6% on Friday.
Manufacturers have seen the strongest surge in sales and orders for more than 15 years suggesting that the recovery is taking hold, says trade body the EEF.
Shares and the euro plummeted Monday as traders took their lead from a slumping Wall Street and worries that Hungary's public finances face a Greece-style meltdown.
The FTSE 100 fell 1.2pc to 5063.6, the French CAC index was 1.65pc lower at 3398.7, with the DAX (Xetra: news) down 1.1pc at 5871.7. Fresh fears for the global recovery were stoked on Friday after worse-than-expected US jobs figures and news that Hungary, which was bailed out in 2008 by the EU and International Monetary Fund, was facing fiscal trouble again.
On Monday, banking stocks extended their falls from the previous session, with the STOXX Europe 600 Banking index down 1.3pc. Banco Santander, Lloyds Banking Group and Barclays (LSE: BARC.L - news) fell 1.5pc to 2.6pc.
"The volatility of last week carries on," said Justin Urquhart Stewart, director at Seven Investment Management. "Hungary and its debt situation is adding to the nerves in the market following the US jobs data on Friday."
The pound also slipped more than cent against the dollar to $1.44, as traders fretted over the state of the UK economy and the impact of possible austerity measures.
Prime Minister David Cameron will warn on Monday that the budget problem facing Britain is worse than he thought and the potential consequences even more critical.