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Jean IV de la Rivière (~1338 - † 1365) est chevalier du régent, diplomate et premier chambellan de Charles V. Seigneur de la Rivière près de Couloutre (Nièvre), il est aussi appelé Jean Bureau de la Rivière.

Biographie

Il est le fils aîné de Jean II de la Rivière (? - † 1346 ou 1349) et d'Ysabeau d'Anguerant (? - † 1363). Son grand-père, Jean  (?-1327), un serf anobli, était seigneur de la Rivière, Perchain, Brinon et Champallement.

Le premier chambellan du roi

En 1358, Jean III de la Rivière quitta le Nivernais et arriva à Paris où il entra au service du Dauphin Charles grâce à l'appui de son oncle Jean d'Anguerant, membre du Parlement. En novembre de cette même année, il fut nommé chambellan.

Le , à Reims, l'archevêque Jean III de Craon oignit Charles V. Pierre  de Lusignan, roi de Chypre, qui assistait au sacre, rencontra pour la première fois Jean de la Rivière. Peu après la cérémonie, le roi nomma ce dernier au poste de premier chambellan. Au cours du mois de juillet, en tant que capitaine de Vernon, il participa au siège d'Évreux avec le maréchal Mouton de Blainville. Le conflit fini, il fut chargé par le roi de missions diplomatiques tant en Flandre qu'en Bretagne.

Le croisé d'Alexandrie

Pierre  de Lusignan, au cours de l'année 1365, visita nombre de Cours d'Europe pour engager leurs souverains dans le sainct voyage d'oultre mer. À la fin du mois de juin, la flotte des croisés put quitter Venise. Après une escale à Rhodes, à la mi-juillet, elle cingla vers Alexandrie, en Égypte.

Pierre Thomas, patriarche de Constantinople, était le légat d'Urbain V. Quant au roi de France, il avait délégué quelques barons dont Guillaume III Roger de Beaufort, vicomte de Turenne, Gantonnet d'Abzac et Jean de la Rivière, son premier chambellan.

Le port égyptien rival de Famagouste, le grand port chypriote, fut consciencieusement pillé du vendredi 10 au lundi . Puis, les croisés, chargés d'un énorme butin d'épices, d'armes et d'étoffes précieuses, considérant leur mission accomplie firent voile vers Chypre.

Jean de la Rivière décéda à Famagouste au cours de l'année 1365. La mort de son premier chambellan toucha profondément Charles V qui, en sa mémoire, fit célébrer un service funèbre qu'il honora de sa présence. Puis, quand il testa, le roi légua une somme destinée à lui ériger une chapelle. Mais Jean eut un remplaçant tout trouvé en la personne de son cadet Bureau de la Rivière. Celui-ci, plus peut-être que son frère, devint l'un des plus grands administrateurs du royaume de France et l'un des plus illustres Marmousets.

Notes et références

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Voir aussi

Liens internes
 Bureau de la Rivière
 Charles V de France
 Marmouset
 Croisade d'Alexandrie

Liens externes

 Les frères Jean et Bureau de la Rivière

Militaire français du XIVe siècle
Personnalité militaire de la guerre de Cent Ans
Croisé du XIVe siècle
Décès en 1365

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The movie story deals with Nithin a happy go boy with a happy family. He saves a girl from goons in a train and happens to befriend Reddy garu who happens to travel in the same train. Afterwards, Nithin sees Nandini in a chance encounter and falls in love with her. He tries to woo her with various ways but in vain. Meanwhile, Nandini wants to rent the penthouse of Reddy garu and takes help from Nithin to secure the place. As friendship grows between Nithin and Nandini, one day suddenly Nandini takes Reddy garu to Barcelona on a pretext of Europe trip, without informing Nithin. It is later revealed that Reddy garu is the grandfather of Nandini and wants to unite him with her mother who have been separated for past several years due to a strained relationship. In search of Nandini, Nithin arrives in Barcelona and starts irritating her as he feels that Nandini has cheated him. How Nithin helps Nandini unite Reddy garu with his daughter? How he wins back the heart of Nandini? forms the rest of the story.


Better Batter started as a one-product company. In addition to the original flour mix, what other products do you now offer?
In 2010 we put out our brownie mix and our pancake mix. In 2011 we put out our cake mixes and our seasoned flour. In 2012 we launched our nutrition bars. Next year we are planning on launching more mixes and other products—time will tell what they are! We try to find what need is not being met and to meet it perfectly in advance of the competition.
Our number one biggest seller is our flour. It is the backbone of our company with 60 percent of sales in one of our six sizes of flour. The other products sell pretty evenly across the board, but right now the bars are really buzzing. A lot of the stores want them because they're allergen free, isolate free, GMO free, corn free. Many other bars on the market have something in them. When you look down the line, I'm looking at all these energy bars and they all have nuts, fruits, isolates, dairy—they all contain some ingredient I can't have. So these are a good fit for the market.
How do you choose new products to develop?
We try to fill a 'black hole' need—do something nobody else is doing—like we did with our nutrition bars. I try to merge what is a 'felt need' with our consumers with what is possible to do. We don't do products that are already market saturated, and we don't do products we can't make better than their gluten containing counterparts.
With the expansion of your business, you have recently hired additional help. What was your thought process as you looked to invite people outside your family to help with the business?
I looked at the four or five best companies to work for in our area of Pennsylvania that treated their employees with integrity, and I talked to the employees. I talked to the Human Resources people. I asked the employees what it is about this company that they love so much. My goal is to be like a New Pig, where the average length of employment is fifteen years long.
We think about what our employees need to be paid to make a good life for themselves, not what they need to survive. What kind of health care do they need? What kind of time off and scheduling do they need? If their benefits are not something I would like to be given, they're not good benefits. Their time off, their family medical leave, their health care—I filter it through what I think I deserve. And if someone is going to get paid first, they are.
How do your employees contribute to the company?
Employees take care of your business and they also take care of your customers. We ask a lot of our employees. We ask them to be part of something bigger. We ask them to change the world. And so we give them a lot of freedom to establish policy. If I'm the admiral of the fleet, they're the captains. I listen closely to them, and they help make us better.
I hire my staff because they are strong when I'm weak. My employees are very gifted in multiple areas. Each of them is handling multiple departments right now. They work very hard. We joke, but it's true, that my employees can get about 40 hours of work done in 20 hours. I can trust them completely. I've been able to do with three full-time—four including me—and two part-time employees what other companies do with 10 or 15. I am blessed. My staff are homerun hitters, every single one.
Running Better Batter clearly takes a lot of work and time. If you don't do it for the money, why do you do it?
I'm changing the world and providing an education about social justice for my children. And cake! Even if I never took home any money—even if this company doesn't ever make us any money, I've been able to feed my children normal food, regular tasting food, my grandma's recipes. And I've been able to teach them the way they need to interact with the world, how to make wise choices and treat others the way they want to be treated.
The company may go nowhere, but the lessons I've taught my children, they'll survive. I believe that my children will treat the world in a better way because they've watched me practice what I preach. For me that's very rewarding. As a parent I'm very concerned that I don't leave my children with a shallow and empty philosophy—that they don't get out in the world and lose their soul. If they're rich and successful but their career is for money, if they don't follow a passion and they don't help people, that's failure on a multigenerational scale.
Someone told me once that the only thing you leave behind is what you give away. I've lived through cancer. I was told I was going to die. I've outlived my death date, and I feel like I'm living on borrowed time. What matters after I'm gone is how I've taken care of my parents, how I've taken care of my children, how I've changed the world. Everything else fades away. Right now, Better Batter is a part of that.
The most rewarding thing, to be honest with you, is seeing people heal, physically. To watch someone go from physically dying to being extremely healthy in a state of nutritional wholeness without having to give up any food they love—it's kind of fun.
What are your plans for Better Batter's future? What is your ultimate goal?
I'm going to be very up front with you. I want to be—not in a bad way, but in the size way—I want to be the Coca-Cola of the gluten-free world. I want to take over, be HUGE. When we started the company, I said to my husband, I have all this English background. If I ever write a book, it will be a book about business. It will be about how you run business. It will be about how you change the world through business. I want so desperately to change America. The only way to do that is if you're big enough that people will listen to you. So my goal is to be the biggest one out there, whether that means partnering with other companies, buying other companies, or producing new product lines. I'm taking on the nation. To do that, I need to have a soapbox to stand on, and a big company is a pretty big soapbox.
Can you maintain your core values and philosophy as the company grows larger and if so, how?
I believe I can. As the work increases and the larger the company gets, the more you have to hold the line and say, we are not getting this hierarchy thing going; we are not strictly about the money. We are who we always have been, and we are creating what we want to be. You have to constantly remind people of that on every front. Once a week I do a strategy session with all my departments, and we just sit down and say, how are we doing? What are we doing to make who we are now who we're going to be in the future? How are we making sure the ship is still steering in the right direction? It's a constant battle, but there are companies who have done it. We want to be added to the list.
Do you have role model companies?
I do, and I watch them very carefully because you want to see what they do once they reach a certain point and how long it takes them to lose that. One of my original role model companies was The Hershey Company, both in terms of what to do and what to avoid doing. Milton Hershey built what I want to build, took care of his people, his community, his world. I remember thinking, if I ever build a business, this is the kind of employer I would want to be.
Hershey has also become a role model for me of what I don't want to see happen. I watched how Milton's dream of a little utopia in Hershey, PA disintegrated; this huge multinational became about the money, the manufacturing went off to somewhere cheap, and the community suffered.
How big can we get before we lose our corporate soul? How long can our vision last? Those are the big questions we need to answer [at Better Batter].
From your perspective, what makes Better Batter special, and how do you feel about what you've done with the company so far?
Better Batter is special because we're giving people back their old family recipes and favorite ways of doing what is central to them—making memories around the table. When I create a clone of a perfect cake mix—one that you could never tell was gluten free—I am creating something completely new in the world. When I establish a system that allows even the poorest person to eat this way, if they need to, I am doing something good in this world. To create and do good, this is essential to me. With Better Batter, I am on the front line of completely uncharted territory. And I'm feeling really adventurous.
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Docker started out in 2012 as an open source project, originally named dotcloud, to build single-application Linux containers. Since then, Docker has become an immensely popular development tool, increasingly used as a runtime environment. Few, if any technologies have caught on with developers as quickly as Docker.
One reason Docker is so popular is that it delivers the promise of "develop once, run anywhere." Docker offers a simple way to package an application and its runtime dependencies into a single container; it also provides a runtime abstraction that enables the container to run across different versions of the Linux kernel.
Using Docker, a developer can make a containerized application on his or her workstation, then easily deploy the container to any Docker-enabled server. There's no need to retest or retune the container for the server environment, whether in the cloud or on premises.
In addition, Docker provides a software sharing and distribution mechanism that allows developers and operations teams to easily share and reuse container content. This distribution mechanism, coupled with portability across machines, helps account for Docker's popularity with operations teams and with developers.


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Charter Schools Program Receives Additional Funding
Before heading home for 2015, Congress was able to pass an omnibus appropriations year-end spending and tax bill. What does this mean for charter schools? The bill will supply $80 million of additional funding to the National Alliance for Charter Schools Program. This will provide funds for new charter schools to open and back financing of existing charter school facilities along with additional support.
"The National Alliance is grateful that members of Congress from both sides of the aisle recognize the critical role charter schools play in strengthening public education in our country. The $80 million increase in funding for the Charter Schools Program is the highest level of funding in the history of the program, and will help serve the nearly one million student names currently on charter school wait lists nationwide who seek high-quality, innovative public schools." Nina Rees, president and CEO for the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools.
Charter Schools are not a just a trend. Year after year, to a greater extent parents are choosing to enroll their children in public charter schools. There are estimates of over 1 million children on a charter school waiting list through out the country. The additional funding passed by Congress is needed and greatly appreciated.
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Open Source Backup Conference – Call for Papers is now open!
Yo ur special field is doing backup based on open source software like AMANDA, BAREOS, BACULA, REAR etc.?
There's an experience or some latest developments you'd like to share with other open source freaks?
You want to visit Cologne?
You have nothing planned from September 25 to September 26?
Congratulations! Best conditions to become a speaker at the Open Source Backup Conference 2017!
Until May 31, interested speakers are welcome to submit their proposals for a talk via cfp form. We're searching for technical talks with a real benefit for our participants such as latest developments related to BAREOS and BACULA, user experiences, case studies, best practices and tools.
The English-speaking conference offers the ideal platform to gain latest know how and to keep up to date with the latest trends and developments on open source backup software.
Besides the presentations, there are three hands-on workshops and a relaxed evening event on September 25.
Meet the open source community and be part of the OSBConf in Cologne!
For those who want to join the OSBConf as a participant, the early bird tickets are also available until the end of May! You want to support the OSBConf? Have a look at our sponsoring opportunities.
Nächste Woche Dienstag, den 10. Juni 2014 um 10:30 Uhr findet das erste NETWAYS-Webinar zur Open Source Backup Lösung Bareos statt. Obwohl sich unser Martin schon sehr darauf gefreut hat, haben wir eine kleine Änderung bei der Referentenwahl vorgenommen.
Das Webinar wird jetzt von Philipp Storz aus technischer Sicht begleitet, der bei unserem Partner der dass IT beschäftigt ist. Philipp ist für die Präsentation des Bacula-Forks die perfekte Wahl, da er aufgrund seiner langjährigen Erfahrung mit Bacula und jetzt mit Bareos ein sehr tiefgreifendes Fachwissen hat. Darüberhinaus ist er der Autor des Bacula-Buchs "Bacula – Network Backup Strategies and Solutions".
Wer am Webinar teilnehmen möchte, sollte sich zeitnah registrieren bevor alle Plätze ausgebucht sind!
Übrigens: Unsere Bareos-Freunde sind auch fleißig am posten für das Bareos-Webinar und die bevorstehende Open Source Backup Conference, die wir gemeinsam mit der dass IT organisieren.
Bis nächste Woche bzw. bis zur Konferenz – Philipp und ich freuen uns bereits!


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NFL News and Notes: January 8, 2019
Here is a quick look at some of the biggest news stories surrounding the NFL heading into the Divisional Round of the playoffs.
Packers Set to Hire LaFleur
The Green Bay Packers are set to hire Matt LaFleur as their next head coach according to sources. LaFleur spent the last season as the offensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans under head coach Mike Vrabel. Before this season, LaFleur spent 2017 as offensive coordinator with the Los Angeles Rams, and quarterbacks coach with the Atlanta Falcons in 2015 and 2016. He got his start into coaching with the Houston Texans before moving on to the Washington Redskins. The Packers have been looking for a new head coach since firing Mike McCarthy during the 2018 season. With LaFleur being hired in Green Bay, Josh McDaniels is expected to remain with the New England Patriots. Defensive coordinator Mike Pettine is expected to stay on staff and work under LaFleur.
Kingsbury Cleared For NFL Interviews
The University of Southern California has given the okay for Kliff Kingsbury to interview for head coaching jobs. Kingsbury was hired by USC as offensive coordinator for next season after being fired from Texas Tech after a 5-7 campaign. The school initially denied NFL teams the right to interview Kingsbury, but have backed off of that stance this week. Kingsbury interviewed with the New York Jets on Monday afternoon and is expected to meet with the Arizona Cardinals on Tuesday. The former Texas Tech quarterback spent time with both the New York Jets and New England Patriots during his brief NFL career. Kingsbury spent six seasons as head coach at Texas Tech, posting a career record of 35-40.
Steelers Dismiss Two Coaches
The Pittsburgh Steelers had a very disappointing 2018 regular season, and it has cost a pair of coaches their job. Outside linebackers coach Joey Porter was the first coach to be relieved of his duties by Mike Tomlin. Porter has served as linebackers coach since 2015, but Tomlin informed the former Steelers star that his contract would not be renewed. Pittsburgh has also decided to part ways with running backs coach James Saxon. The Steelers ranked 31st in the NFL in rushing yards this season, forcing head coach Mike Tomlin to make some changes. Saxon has been a coach in the NFL since 2000 when he joined the Buffalo Bills organization. He joined the Steelers in 2014 after a successful run with Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota Vikings.
Smith-Schuster Taking Brown's Place in Pro Bowl
One Pittsburgh wide receiver is taking the place of another on the AFC roster for the 2019 NFL Pro Bowl. JuJu Smith-Schuster has been named as a replacement for Antonio Brown. Brown is being forced to miss the Pro Bowl with what the league is calling an "injury." After a wild and crazy week leading up to the season finale, the Pittsburgh Steelers made Brown inactive for the week 17 showdown. Brown has not spoken to teammates or the coaching staff since being told that he wouldn't be active in week 17. Smith-Schuster led the Steelers with 111 receptions for 1,426 receiving yards this season. Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida is the site for the 2019 Pro Bowl that will be held on January 27.
Chargers Activate Hunter Henry
The Los Angeles Chargers have activated tight end Hunter Henry from the physically unable to perform list. Henry has been added to the active roster and will be eligible to play in the Chargers AFC Divisional Round Playoff Game against the New England Patriots. The talented tight end tore his ACL during the offseason and is back on the field in just under eight months. Chargers coach Anthony Lynn expects the 24-year old to be on the field for Sunday's game.
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"Just in Case" is a song written by J.P. Pennington and Sonny LeMaire of the band Exile, who recorded it on their 1984 album Kentucky Hearts. It served as the B-side to the album's single "Crazy for Your Love".

It was covered by American country music group The Forester Sisters.  It was released in November 1985 as the third single from the album The Forester Sisters. The song was The Forester Sisters' second number one on the country chart.  The single went to number one for one week in 1985.

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Sara McDonald: A tribute
By Shauna Oddleifson on February 7, 2022
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By Carolyn MacHardy, Professor Emerita (Art History), UBC Okanagan
Sara McDonald, artist and passionate advocate for social justice, died on February 1, 2022. Sara had a long association with UBC Okanagan, and especially the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies, where she completed her BFA in 2000, majoring in printmaking, painting, drawing and mixed-media. In 2011 she completed her Master of Arts (Interdisciplinary) with a thesis entitled Adults with intellectual disabilities and the visual arts: "It's Not Art Therapy!". Her two UBC degrees reflect and knit together two of the driving forces of her life: advocacy for contemporary art and artists, and advocacy for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, a group which has long been marginalized in societies around the world.
Sara grew up in Maple Ridge but moved to the Okanagan thirty years ago and raised her four children, Nathan, Jordan, Rachel and Elisabeth Lige. In 2003, realising that her son Jordan, a talented artist who has a learning disability, would no longer have access to the type of art education he had in high school, and that there was nothing available in the community, Sara formed Cool Arts, the first supported studio in the B.C. Interior. Over the past nearly two decades it has offered classes to many artists with intellectual disabilities, using professional artists in a professional studio setting. As Sara constantly reminded people, Cool Arts firmly rejects the medical/therapeutic model that suggests people be cured or treated for what are now called neurodiversabilities; rather, each artist is encouraged to develop their own body of work, much as they do in an academic studio setting. Cool Arts burst onto the Kelowna art scene in late 2009 with the exhibition We Are Artists at the Kelowna Art Gallery and since then they have exhibited widely.
Sara was an artist, a gardener, a reader, a maker of beautiful things large and small. She offered sage advice and unflinching honesty, often at the same time. And she made things happen. She fearlessly took on politicians at all levels of government, bluntly pointing out flaws in their policies and then suggesting how those flaws could be remedied. ALS presented her with enormous challenges when she was diagnosed a little over two years ago and she tackled them with her usual candour and energy: she advocated for increased funding for ALS research in B.C.; she charted her experiences in a blog that offered her many friends a way of emotionally accompanying her through the stages of a relentless disease that stole so much from her; and when it was clear that end of life decisions had to be made, she lobbied the then-Federal Health Minister, Patty Hajdu, to grant her an exemption to use Psilocybin, illegal in Canada since 1974, for therapeutic purposes. She was the first ALS patient in Canada to be granted an exemption, and with her typical sense of mischief, she sent emails headed "I'm going on a trip!". They were followed by a serious, informative op-ed in the Vancouver Sun on August 31, 2021.
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3 youth winners announced during Tatawwar online awards ceremony taking home cash and support
Student building their prototypes as part of the Tatawwar program
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Tatawwar brought to you by HSBC in partnership with Potential.com is supporting the next generation of social innovators
Globalisation, climate change and the emergence of disruptive technologies mean that education must focus on building capabilities rather than specific skill sets, fundamental aspects of Tatawwar."
— Sabrin Rahman
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, April 6, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Tatawwar: Building Tomorrow's Minds, from HSBC and Potential.com, announced the winners of the 2020 / 2021 programme rollout at a live-streamed final awards event.
Despite the challenges faced by the pandemic over 5000 students aged 15-18 years took charge of their learning and engaged in the programme from across the Middle East and North Africa region. After months of blended learning, innovation design and prototyping, the amazing 20 finalists competed for this year's top 3 spots.
First prize was awarded to Asma Bachir Bey from Algeria for her "P.V.M Supply", a portable, affordable and accessible ventilator, working with both solar and battery power.
Second prize was awarded to Amal Hamdi Mohammed Albadawi from Bahrain for her "Pharmabot" AI robot. Third prize went to Abdulmohsen Mohammad Alghanim from Kuwait for his "R 2 Filter", a sink filter to recycle water.
7 distinguished judges listened to 2-minute pitches from the 20 talented finalists and reviewed their prototypes and business models. The judges representing the Ministry of Youth and Sport Affairs in Bahrain, Ministry of Education and Higher Education in Qatar, Ministry of Education in UAE, Zayed University, The British University in Dubai, Al Tamimi & Company and Global Ventures, provided diverse perspectives when evaluating the finalists' projects.
"Education is a key component of driving long-term sustainable growth in economies around the world, which is why HSBC not only provides funding to companies but also supports the wider education ecosystem through programmes such as Tatawwar," said Daniel Howlett, HSBC's Regional Head of Commercial Banking, Middle East, North Africa and Turkey. "Students no longer expect – nor aspire to have – a job for life, and education must give them the tools to adapt and change throughout their future careers. Tatawwar helps students prepare for this future by giving them an opportunity to develop practical skills outside of the classroom," he added.
This year's edition of Tatawwar: Building Tomorrow's Minds has seen a total of 5051 students from over 1800 schools across the Middle East and North Africa region, register in the blended learning programme. The Tatawwar team hosted live and online prototyping workshops for the shortlisted 245 students in each of the programme's countries held 15 online semifinals sessions before choosing the top 20.
The top 20 who competed in the finals included 3 students from Algeria, 3 from Bahrain, 4 from Egypt, 1 from Kuwait, 3 from Oman, 3 from Qatar, and 3 from the UAE. Over the past weeks, they went through an acceleration programme that included twice-weekly webinars to help project owners fine tune their pitching skills, and learn key business skills including financial projections, raising funding, future career fitness, technology trends and marketing.
Each webinar brought together international experts on each of these topics to help the students. In addition, each of the top 20 students were provided with four one-on-one coaching sessions and will get a one-year free membership to their local fablabs, where they can continue to develop their prototypes.
"Globalisation, climate change and the emergence of disruptive technologies mean that education must focus on building capabilities rather than specific skillsets. The individuals that will thrive today and in the future are the ones that are able to learn, apply and adapt rapidly. These are all fundamental aspects of Tatawwar and are why it is such an important programme," said Sabrin Rahman, HSBC's Head of Sustainability for Europe and the Middle East.
The top three winners' prototypes will be showcased at Expo2020 in Dubai and will also receive USD 9,500 in cash prizes. They will also be supported to crowdfund their projects and develop them further.
The judges also recognised 3 other finalists from Bahrain, Egypt and Qatar with a special award for their commitment to scientific research, market research and innovative prototypes development.
Shadi Banna, CEO of Potential.com said "I congratulate the over 10,000 students that have participated in Tatawwar to date, for taking charge of their learning and future. I'd like to thank the many stakeholders that have supported us and the students especially HSBC for their investment in this programme. This genuine commitment to sustainable development is what we need corporates everywhere to emulate. Empowerment thrives when the various stakeholders work together as is happening in Tatawwar."
Tatawwar: Building Tomorrow's Minds is an interactive online and face-to-face programme that brings together students aged 15 to 18, schools, parents and the business community to innovate for a sustainable future by addressing one of three United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals:
1.	Climate Action
2.	Human Health and Well-being
3.	Clean Water and Sanitation
Several of the Tatawwar previous winners have progressed with their projects. Samah Abdullah from Egypt has developed and released her first WMS App last year, which is available for download on the Google Play store and now expanded her team and launching the Arabic version.
The 2021 finalist, Rishabh Java's Broccoli Brains project, an innovative treatment of ADHD that also boosts mental well-being has been featured in the press. He has also built another startup -Tangled, a global peer-learning community that is redefining skill building with gamification.
Omaima Mosharaf from Bahrain, another 2020 finalist created YouthWave MENA, aiming to be the largest youth-focused innovation hub in MENA, home for all youth-led businesses working towards smart, sustainable development in the region.
Sayeda Fatima competed with the idea BC Warriors giving access to a breast scan in an affordable, accessible and efficient way without the anxiety. She improved her idea and won Global innovation challenge 2019/2020 and Expo 2019 and 2020 edition and she is semifinalists for Microsoft imagine cup.
The next rollout of the Tatawwar programme will commence in mid-September 2021. The finals and highlights from this year's programme can be watched on the programme's web page www.tatawwar.com.
Daria German
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NAIRI: Tower of Shirin Reviews
NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is ranked in the 60th percentile of games scored on OpenCritic.
Dusk Fox
PS4Blog.net
NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is a great game overall and a fun experience for both casual players who want something to pick up and play in short bursts, as well as for veterans of the genres it encompasses who want something to binge play it all in one evening. This is a good indie addition to any library of a visual novel or point and click adventure fan – and bonus points go to the game for being so charming, cute and adorable
Ben Bayliss
My time with Nairi: Tower of Shirin was both a real test of brain power with tough puzzles but also a charming retreat in which I lost myself within a story that captivated me.
Amy Kay Purcell
GamingTrend
Nairi: Tower of Shirin is a witty, cute, and quirky point-and-click adventure. Silly and slightly morbid, Nairi shines with unique characters, hand-drawn artwork, and challenging but fair puzzles. It is held back slightly by some confusing navigation, a few bugs, and the inability to save your progress, but this charming little gem is a must-play for fans of the genre.
John Friscia
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NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is a gorgeous and entertaining puzzle adventure with charming characters. It lasted me, a puzzle novice, 8-10 hours, but mileage will vary. If you can forgive the awful cliffhanger ending, this is a game worth buying. But wait a couple weeks so the developer can fix the serious game-stopping bugs!
NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is a very fun game that I highly recommend you give a try – it's absolutely worth it. The game has a very cute look and a charming cast that will keep you coming back for more until you make it to the end. Do let me know what you think of NAIRI: Tower of Shirin on Nintendo Switch!
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There's something about Nairi that feels great that I can't quite explain. The art and personality of its characters is consistently endearing, the puzzles feel mostly organic rather than forced or plain weird (at least by genre standards), and it's simply satisfying to play. While not all aspects are perfect and there are spots where it can drag it still has managed to carve out a legitimate spot for itself among the many titles in this genre on Switch.
Dom Reseigh-Lincoln
There's a good chance you've probably never heard of NAIRI: Tower of Shirin, but that doesn't mean this hidden gem should pass you buy. Sure, it doesn't have the pedigree of a Double Fine game or the licence exposure of something from TellTale's back catalogue, but it still offers up a safe and engaging world full of quirky characters, challenging puzzles and all the screen-tapping backgrounds you could ask for. It's no great reimagining of the genre, but it's still a curio worth playing nonetheless.
Greg Newbegin
PowerUp!
I look forward to the inevitable follow-up and recommend puzzle fans to take a look.
Guillaume Veillette
NintendoWorldReport
One last thing I should mention: this game is Part 1 of a series, something I wish the game had disclosed upfront to set proper expectations. Tower of Shirin felt like just the right length to me and didn't leave me feeling like I had played half of a game, but the cliffhanger ending leaves Nairi way short of fulfilling her quest. I don't see this as a strike against the game, but being forewarned may save some people from being disappointed.
NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is a delightful and cozy point-and-click adventure you can feel good about letting your kids play.
Samantha Lienhard
MonsterVine
Despite some flaws NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is an adorable game with solid point-and-click adventure mechanics and the potential for a great story, although the abrupt cliffhanger ending prevents it from being completely satisfying.
Nicholas Kingsley
The Gaming Ground
NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is mostly a nice adventure/visual novel game, but with a bit of an identity crisis and some really annoying problems. NAIRI would probably have worked out much better just as a visual novel, but is worth getting if you have lots of patience – and it's on sale.
Michael Tausendpfund
neXGam
Nairi: Tower of Shirin is a wonderful graphic adventure that entertained me very well. The story always remains interesting and with the intuitive gameplay based on touchscreen or Joycon, everyone can enter the oriental game world. In addition to the charming characters scores the loving look and the atmospheric background music. The puzzles vary a bit in their level of difficulty, but by talking with other people and pondering is no mystery too difficult. A game for young and old and also suitable for the current cold season.
Michael Fontanini
oprainfall
Overall, NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is a very charming and enjoyable little point-and-click adventure game for the Nintendo Switch. I really enjoyed both the story and the art style quite a bit. It will take you probably 10-15 hours tops to complete your adventure, depending on how much you get stuck here or there on certain puzzles. I spent around 10 hours or so on my adventure and learning about the Tower of Shirin for this review. The game is available on the Nintendo Switch eShop for $9.99. You can also get it on PC via Steam. Can you solve all of the puzzles and reach the top of the Tower of Shirin?
Ed Orr
GameSpace
At its heart, Nairi: Tower of Shirin is a magical adventure. It contains quite serviceable puzzles and a solid set of character dialogue that should hold your attention for most of the narrative.
Sérgio Mota
FNintendo
Nairi: Tower of Shirin contributes to the growing number of point and click games on the Nintendo Switch catalogue and does it with an experience that is very accessible, with an interesting and eye-catching art style, a very involving plot and a fluid control system. Its difficulty level and overall lifespan put this work on the simpler side of the spectrum making this opus more recommended to broader segments of the audience.
Trevor Gould
Pure Nintendo
NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is solid, but it lacks that certain something that dialogue-heavy games need. That said there is a charm with the characters and presentation, music especially. Fans of visual novels with puzzles might want to look into it further. Just beware of certain things – backtracking, the duration, pacing issues, potential puzzle frustration, and an unsatisfying story arc – when deciding if it's worth the reasonable ten dollar cost.
Seth Hay
Cat with Monocle
NAIRI: Tower of Shirin is a colorful point-and-click adventure with a solid story you will sink into, but some of its puzzles will test your problem-solving skills till your brain taps out. Nairi's tale isn't over yet, so look forward to the next exciting episode when additional content becomes available!
Rob Pitt
GamePitt
I really enjoyed my time with NAIRI: Tower of Shirin, it felt like an interactive storybook with delightful puzzles. Visually, this game is up there with the most artistically beautiful games of the last 12 months yet it also has a decent selection of unique and interesting puzzles to help it stand up as a great game to play. I had a few mild annoyances with the UX such as the lack of a map/fast travel, no interactive highlighters, and it's rather easy to accidentally click to move to another screen, but I still felt compelled to move on and venture further into the story. Despite the lack of voice acting, NAIRI: Tower of Shirin's narrative is funny and witty along with the overall story the further into the game you get. Don't be put off by the lack of voices though, use your imagination and make the characters sound however you imagine them to sound.
Renan Fontes
Cubed3
While the journey is more important than the destination, the fact NAIRI lacks a traditional conclusion - leaving many arcs and themes in a resolution limbo - hurts the narrative considerably. Considering just how much the story focuses on Nairi as a character, a cliff-hanger ending that places emphasis on plot comes off structurally inappropriate at best. That said, the script, atmosphere, and puzzles all warrant at least one playthrough. Tower of Shirin might fall much flatter than it needed to thanks to a poorly realised ending, but NAIRI, as a whole, is a charming point-and-click with plenty of heart.


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UNESCO-recognised Hoi An ancient city in the central province of Quang Nam welcomes more than 3,000 tourists, mostly from Europe and North America, each day, a rosy sign for the local tourism sector after a gloomy period due to impacts of COVID-19.
Japanese covered bridge is a famous tourist site in Hoi An ancient city in Quang Nam province. (Photo: Zing)
According to the municipal Bureau of Culture and Information, among over 10,000 overnight visitors in Hoi An, 90% are foreigners, and the occupancy rate stands at about 50%.
Nguyen Van Son, Vice Chairman of the Hoi An city People's Committee, said the city has instructed relevant sectors to guide local lodging providers, travel companies and management boards of tourism sites to employ measures against the new coronavirus.
Inter-sectoral working groups have been set up to inspect the performance of accommodations and restaurants in the work, he added.
During a field trip to Hoi An on February 22, Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Le Tri Thanh said the city has remained a bright spot in tourism in the region and the country as well.
He called for efforts to ensure Quang Nam and Hoi An in particular is a safe and friendly tourism destination.
Hoi An has been known in the international market with various names like Lam Ap, Faifo, Hoai Pho and Hoi An. The only Southeast Asian port-market in Vietnam and very rare in the world, Hoi An keeps almost intact 1,360 architectural relics like streets, houses, assembly halls, communal houses, pagodas, shrines, clan houses, ancient wells and tombs. They bear both the Vietnamese traditional art characteristics and the convergence of eastern and western cultures.
Through centuries, yet customs and practices, rites, cultural and belief activities as well as traditional foods of Hoi An are still kept and preserved along with generations of ancient street dwellers.
Hoi An also boasts a natural environment which is healthy and peaceful with small suburban villages engaged in crafts like carpentry and pottery.
The cultural and economic exchanges that ran from the 16th to the 19th centuries have left in Hoi An ancient town most of the forms of Vietnam's ancient architectures, grouping traditional national arts enriched with sketches of foreign arts.
Hoi An is the only case in Vietnam and among the very rare cases in the world. With its values, Hoi An has been recognised by the UNESCO as a world's cultural legacy and honoured by many famous travel magazines. In July 2019, with 90.39 points, Hoi An was elected by the Travel and Leisure travel magazine as the most attractive city in the world in the year. It is also the first tourist site in Vietnam honoured by the Google Doodle.
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Do Wormholes Exist?
If you have a wormhole, then you can turn them into time machines for going backward in time - Kip Thorne
The idea of traveling to the edge of the universe, charting the vast depths of space and unlocking the ancient mysteries of the cosmos, and our innate yearning to explorer the celestial neighborhood that we live in has fueled humanity's scientific curiosity and imagination since we first gazed in wonder at the night sky.
Our desire to reach into the darkness and find out what's really out there has pushed our need to understand who we are and our place in the grand universal plan.
And the more pieces we slowly add to that puzzle, the closer we inch toward the ultimate goal of traveling beyond the confines of our solar system and discovering what's really out there.
Unfortunately, the more we understand about the Laws of Physics and the physical rules of the universe, the more we've come to realize just how impossible it would be to sail through the stars, as the same problem refuses to go away or provide a solution to the eternal frustration it imposes. And that problem is distance.
The sheer size of the universe, our own galaxy, and even the solar system that we inhabit make traveling to the stars both a theoretical and physical impossibility.
In order to pass beyond the confines of our solar system, and travel to the closest star to our own, Proxima Centauri, we'd need to spend eighty thousand years in space to cover the four-point two-light-year distance between the Sun and Proxima Centauri.
Even if we could travel at the speed of, or faster than light, both of which are impossible according to the Theory of General Relativity, it would still take nearly five years to reach the star. But what if there was a way to shorten that journey?
What if the universe has already provided an answer to our dilemma? What if wormholes actually existed?
What Is A Wormhole? Do They Actually Exist?
More popularly known as Einstein-Rosen Bridges, wormholes are physical structures within the make-up of the universe that connect two different points in space-time.
Theoretically, they could connect two points that are billions of light-years apart, a few feet away from each other or two separate points in time.
The same theory that precludes the possibility of traveling faster the light states that wormholes are a very real possibility and should, given what we understand about physics, exist.
However, just because they exist in theory, it doesn't mean that they actually exist in reality.
The idea of wormholes first manifested itself as a special solution to the problem of gravity and the way it stretches and acts upon the physical structure of the universe within Einstein's original theory.
Once the answer was in place and was seen to solve the issue within the equation, it became glaringly obvious that wormholes were a very real possibility.
And the more closely physicists scrutinized the idea, the more they became convinced that wormholes actually do exist.
So Where Are They?
That is the million-dollar question that harks back the idea that just because something is supposed to exist it doesn't mean that it actually does.
Even though physicists are certain that wormholes do exist, so far they've been unable to detect them or find any actual physical proof that wormholes are real.
One of the main problems that stand in the way of actually identifying and verifying the existence of wormholes is that, because they're holes in space-time, they are nearly impossible to distinguish from other "spaces" in the structures of the universe such as black holes, and unless we stumble across one that was, and is, large enough for us to detect, we might never be able to find one.
However, that might be about to change, as a number of Russian astronomers have postulated that it might be possible to detect wormholes in very bright galaxies that emit a lot of light.
The idea behind their theory is intriguing and states that wormholes should be visible via their radiation signature, which would be different from that of other space-time anomalies like black holes and thus make them visible within the light spectrum that our most powerful radio telescope can already observe.
So far, it's just a working theory, but it's one that has prompted a lot of interest from, and in the scientific community and is the best, at the moment, possibility that we might actually, at long last, prove that wormholes do exist.
At the moment though, while physicists are sure that they do exist, the scientific jury is still out on whether wormholes actually exist or not.
Is Traveling Through A Wormhole Possible?
Theoretically, it absolutely is possible to travel through a wormhole and instantaneously reach another point in space-time or be catapulted back in time to another period in history.
There are, however, a few problems that manifest themselves when people talk about traveling through a wormhole.
The first of these is actually finding a wormhole, and the second is finding a wormhole that's big enough to actually travel through.
Like most of the black holes in the universe, the majority of wormholes are thought to be microscopic, which would make traveling through them impossible.
Thirdly, finding out where a wormhole actually leads to before you travel through it would be difficult at best.
It could lead to a point billions of light-years away or thousands of years in the past, which would make communication impossible, or you could emerge from the other end of the wormhole ten feet away from the point at which you entered it.
And lastly, there's the rather terrifying possibility that journeying through a wormhole could be a one-way trip.
Wormholes could be the galactic equivalent of driving down a one-way street - that is, you can only go through them one way and making a return journey using the same route, or going back through the wormhole to the point of your departure could be a physical impossibility.
So yes, theoretically, it is possible to travel through a wormhole, but until we actually find one and understand more about it and the way that wormholes actually work, it isn't a journey that we'd advise anyone to undertake.
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Q: Spark dataframe join with range slow I have the following input data (in Parquet) for a spark job:
Person (millions of rows)
+---------+----------+---------------+---------------+
|  name   | location |     start     |      end      |
+---------+----------+---------------+---------------+
| Person1 |     1230 | 1478630000001 | 1478630000010 |
| Person2 |     1230 | 1478630000002 | 1478630000012 |
| Person2 |     1230 | 1478630000013 | 1478630000020 |
| Person3 |     3450 | 1478630000001 | 1478630000015 |
+---------+----------+---------------+---------------+

Event (millions of rows)
+----------+----------+---------------+
|  event   | location |  start_time   |
+----------+----------+---------------+
| Biking   |     1230 | 1478630000005 |
| Skating  |     1230 | 1478630000014 |
| Baseball |     3450 | 1478630000015 |
+----------+----------+---------------+

and I need to to transform it into the following expected outcome:
[{
    "name" : "Biking",
    "persons" : ["Person1", "Person2"]
},
{
    "name" : "Skating",
    "persons" : ["Person2"]
},
{
    "name" : "Baseball",
    "persons" : ["Person3"]
}]

In words: the result is a list of each event each with a list of the persons which participated in this event.
A person counts as participant if
Person.start < Event.start_time
&& Person.end > Event.start_time
&& Person.location == Event.location

I have tried different approaches, but the only one which actually seems to work is
to join the two dataframes and then group/aggregate them by event.
But the join is extremely slow and does not distribute well across multiple CPU cores.
Current code for the Join:
final DataFrame fullFrame = persons.as("persons")
    .join(events.as("events"), col("persons.location").equalTo(col("events.location"))
               .and(col("events.start_time").geq(col("persons.start")))
               .and(col("events.start_time").leq(col("persons.end"))), "inner");

//count to have an action
fullFrame.count();

I am using Spark Standalone and Java, if this makes a difference.
Does anybody have a better idea how to solve this problem with Spark 1.6.2 ?

A: Range joins are performed as a crossproduct with a subsequent filter step. A potentially better solution could be, to broadcast the potentially smaller events table and then map the persons table: inside the map, check for the join condition and produce the respective result.

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Rye grad, OCAD students help make Uber accessible
by Rachael D'Amore February 10, 2016
written by Rachael D'Amore February 10, 2016
The online version of this article adds paragraphs 13, 17, 18, 19, and 20 with quotes from Susie Heath, Ather Shabbar and Desiree Walsh. This article was published in the print edition of the Ryersonian on Feb. 10, 2016.
A Ryerson grad's tech startup is one of the stakeholders consulting with Uber to improve accessibility for its vehicles.
Maayan Ziv is the creator of AccessNow, a tech startup born in Ryerson's DMZ that crowdsources information on the accessibility of locations in Toronto. But until recently, Ziv, who uses a mobility device, couldn't use the one app that everyone is talking about – Uber.
"I play two hats because I'm both a consumer, as someone with a disability, but also the founder of a startup who's working in the space of accessibility," said Ziv, who graduated in August of 2015 from the Digital Media program.
"I can talk about apps and how to tackle accessibility, as well as give advice as someone who experiences it themselves."
In January, Uber launched its vertical UberWAV (Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle) in Toronto. The service partnered with private transportation companies, such as Dignity Transportation, to provide 550 accessible vehicles equipped with hydraulic ramps or lifts to their fleet.
Maayan Ziv in Ryerson's Digital Media Zone, where her app, AccessNow, first started. (Olivia McLeod/Ryersonian Staff)
This was largely thanks to Ziv and a team of students at OCAD's Inclusive Design Research Centre (IDRC). Uber approached Ziv in November to better understand the challenges that exist for people with disabilities and transportation.
But it was students from the IDRC that ultimately challenged Uber to make changes.
IDRC invited Uber to attend the annual Design Enabling Economies and Policies (DEEP) discussion sessions hosted by OCAD in November where Jutta Treviranus, the director of the IDRC, and a team of students made their case.
"We've been so frustrated with transportation here in Toronto for some time," said Treviranus.
She said Wheel-Trans, an accessible transportation service from the Toronto Transit Commission, is, like some others, "letting people down."
We said, 'OK, if Uber is a problem-solving company, we've got a problem – accessible transportation – solve it.' And they took the challenge."
Despite UberWAV being implemented in other major cities, including Los Angeles and New York City, Treviranus said that there have been underlying issues, specifically with fare prices. Uber Toronto decided to do things differently.
Jared Schachter, Uber Toronto's operations manager, speaking to OCAD students and community members at the International Interior Design Exposition (IIDEX) Hackathon event in November. (Courtesy: Nakarat Creative Solutions and the IDRC)
"It was important to us to consult a wide range of community members and leaders, including students, to think about how we could improve upon the existing uberWAV option," said Susie Heath, a spokesperson for Uber.
Treviranus and the IDRC proposed that Uber charge the same rates for rides on UberWAV as it does for UberX, which is a $2.50 base fare and $0.18 per minute, depending on price surges.
Uber will also retain the cost of training drivers to properly use accessible vehicles and, in the future, the cost of upgrading standard vehicles to accessibility models.
"The cost is obviously greater (to ride an accessible vehicle)," said Treviranus. "Uber is swallowing that difference."
Ather Shabbar is a graduate student of the IDRC. Shabbar facilitated one of the consultation sessions with Uber at a Hackathon event, held by the International Interior Design Exposition conference in Toronto. He said that the discussions were a learning experience for both parties.
"I discovered the tremendous barriers people with disabilities face in mobility when they need to move from point A to point B," said Ather in an email. "I also learned about the issues Uber drivers face as they try to address the needs of their customers … Lack of training for drivers [on accessible vehicles] was a big issue."
Discussions at the IIDEX Hackathon event. (Courtesy: Nakarat Creative Solutions and IDRC)
Desiree Walsh, a first-year student in the inclusive design master's program, uses a manual wheelchair to get around the city. She said despite inconsistent experiences with UberWAV, it could be a vast improvement to Wheel-Trans.
"UberWAV is great when it works, but it's hardly ever available. I have only taken it three times and that's mainly because the six other times I wanted to take it, there weren't cars available to accommodate a wheelchair," said Walsh.
Uber is improving the accessible transportation market, but Ziv and Treviranus say there are still gaps to be filled. Ontario is aiming to make the province barrier free by 2025, but the plan is off schedule.
"Often what you'll experience now, is that the accessible entrances are not always the ones at the front door or the one the car pulls up to," said Ziv. "Right now it's fragmented. As someone with a disability, my experience is then fragmented."
Treviranus is working with the IDRC to consolidate the information possessed by other accessibility-themed apps, to create a "full accessible experience."
Treviranus recruited Ziv to be a part of this project.
"It's about linking all the dots and bringing all the people who are already working in this space, together," said Ziv. "We're trying to find a way to bring these different apps together in one way that's useful."
The potential for Uber to join the tech collaboration has yet to be confirmed, but Ziv remains hopeful.
"I've been supportive of what they've been doing from the beginning. I'll help any way I can."
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Building Construction - Effect Of Lewis V. Threadwell (vcat 2004) - Articles Surfing
The Applicant, Lewis, bought land in Ocean Grove in 1995 to build two units. The applicant applied to Newey & Associates for a building permit in 1997. The Applicant engaged the First Respondent, Threadwell, as builder to construct the two units in 1997. The building permit was issued in 1997. Also in that year, the three mandatory inspections were performed by the Fourth Respondent (Miller) as a delegate of Newey & Associates.
The building reached lock-up stage. Problems then resulted in the Applicant determining Threadwell's building contract. An occupancy certificate was issued by Newey & Associates in September 1997.
The Applicant sued the builder at VCAT in 2002 for a large number of building defects in the two units. The case was heard in early 2004. Prior to the case commencing at VCAT, the Applicant settled with the builder, Threadwell.
A lengthy and careful judgment was handed down by Senior Member Robert W. Davis. This decision is an interesting and complete examination of the statutory and common law duties of care owed by building surveyors and inspectors in the context of domestic building disputes.
VCAT examined first the allegations against the building surveyor/inspector in contract. VCAT rejected a contention by the Applicant/owner that in the absence of an express contractual condition, the normal contractual standard of care implied from the appointment of a building surveyor/inspector exceeded a requirement that services would be rendered with due care and skill. Wider contractual obligations (more suitable for actions for breaches of a trade practices duty of care or a sale of goods action) that services would be fit for the purposes for which they were being brought, or would be reasonably fit for a particular purpose, or would be such as might be expected to achieve their desired result, did not form part of the contractual responsibility owed by Newey & Associates or by Miller in this case. These wider duties could only form part of the surveying contract by express written inclusion.
VCAT also rejected an allegation that the building surveyor/inspector had engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct. Senior Member David drew a distinction between a contractual promise which subsequently is breached or shown to be false on the one hand with a contractual promise which was demonstrably false from the very moment it was made on the other hand. Only if a building owner could establish the latter could the surveyor or inspector be sued in misrepresentation.
VCAT did conclude that the building owners could sue the surveyor/inspector for negligence at common law. VCAT relied upon Taitapanui in deciding that the duty of care owed by a building surveyor/inspector is to exercise professional skills in examining plans and specifications and in carrying out inspections to ensure that the building work for which they have been appointed as the building surveyor/inspector is in conformity with the requirements of relevant legislation. However, Senior Member Davis seemed to restrict the ambit of the duty of care or responsibility of a surveyor in negligence to a duty to act in conformity with the requirements of the Act and Regulations. That is his/her sole function. Senior Member Davis specifically doubted whether a surveyor or inspector could be held liable in negligence in relation to design, supervision, or workmanship except insofar as those issues relate to the Act and Regulations. That is of course an important qualification.
VCAT also considered whether or not the Applicant could establish a private right to sue for damages (in this case for pure economic loss) if the surveyors or inspectors were in breach of a statutory duty. Senior Member Davis seemed to indicate that such a cause of action was available but not in the circumstances of this case. The Member would have required for three steps to be established:
- The property built does not comply substantially or fully with the plans;
- The failure is one of compliance with the Building Act or Building Regulations;
- It was reasonable for the building surveyor or the inspector to have picked up the failure at an inspection or mandatory stage.
VCAT next considered the question of the standard of care required by the surveyor/inspector in complying with the various contractual or common law duties of care.
Interestingly, Senior Member Davis relied upon a Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of Victoria decision in Linsley v. Petrie (1998) where the Court of Appeal decided that the standard of care required of a surveyor where there has been personal injury is higher than the standard of care required where there has only been pure economic loss. In other words, if the surveyor's breach of duty has led to personal injury as opposed to pure economic loss, a Court is more likely to find the surveyor in breach having regard to the applicable standard of care.
VCAT spent considerable time analyzing each of the alleged instances of breach of duty complained of by Lewis against Newey & Associates and Miller. Each one of the allegations failed. Senior Member Davis was at pains to point out that surveyors and inspectors cannot be held responsible for defects that could not have been readily apparent at the time of the inspection or which occurred after the inspection had taken place. Likewise, if building standards subsequently, after inspections have been carried out, classify various building materials as not being suitable for certain types of construction, applicants will not be able to retrospectively allege breach of duty for inspections which pass those building materials. Otherwise, building inspectors would be forever having to issue retrospective demolition notices requiring substantial rebuilding of construction which was considered appropriate at the time.
As already explained, VCAT was not impressed by a defence by the surveyor/inspector based upon an immunity when issuing the Form 14 Occupancy Certificate. The defence was based upon the certificate issued by Miller (building inspector) to Newey & Associates (building surveyor). Senior Member Davis was critical of the form of the certificate which he found to lack sufficient detail and notices as required by the legislation. However, Senior Member Davis noted that the immunity defence was of little real use. The failure to have a properly completed Form 14 did not create a right of action in itself by a building owner against a building surveyor or against a building inspector. The owner must establish traditional negligence or breach of contract.
Michael Pickering - LAC Lawyers
Michael Pickering is a solicitor employed at LAC Building Construction Lawyers Melbourne. He has nearly 20 years experience as a lawyer.
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Call Of Duty: Black Ops - Cold War
How to find all the Call of Duty: Cold War evidence
By Emma Matthews published 13 November 20
Get the Black Ops - Cold War evidence you need for the campaign.
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Unsure where you need to go to find the Black Ops - Cold War evidence? The campaign is linked in more ways than you may realise, and this makes it even more fun to explore. It's quite easy to miss some of the items you need to complete side and optional missions, though.
First off, if you want to know which items to search for, you're accepting that you'll be encountering spoilers ahead. If you're happy to continue, then it's time to go over exactly what you need to find to allow you to ace the optional content in the campaign. Here's a list of all the Black Ops - Cold War evidence, the missions you can find it in, and the side missions that depend on it.
How to collect all the Black Ops - Cold War evidence
There are several missions in which you'll need to collect evidence that'll prove to be very valuable later down the line. Evidence can be an item that you pick up, or even a photo. My advice is to avoid rushing through the Redlight, Greenlight and Brick in the Wall missions, in particular. These missions contain lots of evidence, as well as optional tasks that you won't want to miss. Here are some missions to be aware of:
Take up photography in the Redlight, Greenlight mission
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While Redlight, Greenlight is one of the main chapters in the Call of Duty Cold War campaign, it has an optional task that challenges us to collect six pieces of photo intel. Some of these items are tucked away in different rooms, so keep your eyes peeled and stay on the lookout for maps hanging on the walls. It'll take some roaming to find all six, but you can refer to my guide to take pictures of all the photo intel in the Call of Duty: Cold War Redlight, Greenlight mission first time around.
Unearth evidence in preparation for the Operation Chaos side mission
Before hopping into the Operation Chaos side mission, you need three pieces of evidence that you'll have to grab from other missions. The mission content is different for each player, so there are no shortcuts here, unfortunately. With regards to evidence, play the Nowhere Left to Run mission to find the Coded Message, pick up the Numbers Station Broadcast in the Brick in the Wall mission, followed by the Front page of the Observer newspaper in Redlight, Greenlight. Consult my guide on how to find the Black Ops Cold War floppy disk code and passphrase if you need some help.
Hone your skills of deduction in the Operation Red Circus side mission
Fancy weeding out which agents have infiltrated the European government? It sounds like you're ready to try your hand at analysing the Black Ops Cold War Operation Red Circus suspects. There are three pieces of evidence to uncover before you get started including Franz Kraus's Ledger from the Brick in the Wall mission, the Cassette Tape with Activities Report from Echoes of a Cold War, and an important Wristwatch containing the Dead Drop List from the Desperate Measures chapter.
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As PC Gamer's guides writer, Emma is usually juggling several games at once. She loves competitive first-person shooters like CS:GO and Call of Duty, but she always has time for a few rounds of Hearthstone. She's happiest when she's rescuing pugs in Spelunky 2.