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New rules for booze
Gauteng / 16 February 2015, 1:08pm / Louise Flanagan
Some say theyll probably throw in the towel and succumb to mixing booze with having a good time.
Johannesburg - Free water and condoms, no alcohol for drunks or under-18s, and proper records of that sale to the man who bought 26 litres of beer for a private party. These are in the liquor laws issued on the traditionally unlucky Friday 13, and which have raised hackles in one province.
On Friday, Minister of Trade and Industry Rob Davies gazetted the National Liquor Norms and Standards. The new rules are effective immediately.
Davies said the rules applied nationally, to ensure consistency, and that "all manufacturers, distributors and retailers in all provinces operate within clear and coherent parameters".
He said where there was conflict with provincial laws, the new national rules would apply.
But the Western Cape doesn't agree. While MECs from the nine provinces signed acceptance of the norms and standards last year, the Western Cape's MEC Alan Winde made his disapproval clear.
"Noted, but we do have provincial legislation that is within our legislative competency. I also am not in favour of the extra red-tape burden on legitimate businesses," wrote Winde, by hand, on the final document, next to his signature.
The norms and standards list general provisions, make record-keeping mandatory and regulate business hours.
Licencees may not sell or serve alcohol to drunk people. A list is included to help spot those drunks: watch for customers who have "slurred speech… move in a swaying manner or have difficulty walking straight… become physically violent… become loud, boisterous and disorderly".
The new rules for places with "on-consumption" licences (for on-site consumption, like restaurants, bars and shebeens) include:
* No guns or knives.
* No loitering outside.
* No littering outside.
* Taking "reasonable steps" to avoid disturbing the neighbours.
* Mandatory safety and evacuation measures.
* Management must ensure free-issue condoms "easily available in an easily accessible area" at all times.
* Free water, which includes tap water, must be easily available.
* There must be ablution facilities at no cost to patrons.
It's against the law to sell alcohol to anyone under the age of 18, or to buy alcohol on behalf of them.
If there's doubt about a buyer's age, the seller must ask to see ID.
"It is also an offence for a person under the age of 18 years to present false evidence of their age in order to access liquor or enter a liquor premises.
A person under the age of 18 years, accompanied by an adult, may be allowed access to the liquor-licensed restaurant but no alcohol beverage shall be served to such a minor," say the rules.
Alcohol may not be sold to someone who refuses to provide proof of age when asked to do so by a seller.
Liquor distributors may not sell to unlicensed people or businesses. Businesses with "on-consumption" licences may not sell for take-away.
There are "set minimum standards of trading hours" in areas where municipal by-laws are not enforced.
These include: 24 hours a day, seven days a week for all manufacturers; seven days a week for distributors; 6pm to 6am seven days a week for night clubs in business areas, with a small adjustment of 6pm to midnight on Sundays for nightclubs in residential areas and establishments with "on-consumption" licences in residential areas to trade Mondays to Saturdays 10am to 9pm and on Sundays 10am to 5pm.
Distributors must keep written or electronic records of all sales.
Businesses with "off-consumption" licences (such as bottle stores) must keep records of all sales of more than 25 litres to any unlicensed person, which includes the buyer's name and address, kind and quantity of alcohol bought, the price and the reason for the purchase. These records must be kept for five years.
Failure to obey the new rules could lead to suspension or termination of liquor licences.
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Cops shut down 80 Soweto taverns
Speeding, liquor still biggest killers
Judge slams liquor licence stumbling


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using System;
using System.IO;
using SitecoreCognitiveServices.Foundation.MSSDK;
using SitecoreCognitiveServices.Foundation.SCSDK.Wrappers;
using SitecoreCognitiveServices.Foundation.MSSDK.Repositories.Speech;
using SitecoreCognitiveServices.Foundation.MSSDK.Models.Speech;
using SitecoreCognitiveServices.Foundation.SCSDK.Policies;

namespace SitecoreCognitiveServices.Foundation.SCSDK.Services.MSSDK.Speech
{
    public class SpeakerIdentificationService : ISpeakerIdentificationService
    {
        protected readonly IMicrosoftCognitiveServicesApiKeys ApiKeys;
        protected readonly IMSSDKPolicyService PolicyService;
        protected readonly ISpeakerIdentificationRepository SpeakerIdentificationRepository;
        protected readonly ILogWrapper Logger;

        public SpeakerIdentificationService(
            IMicrosoftCognitiveServicesApiKeys apiKeys,
            IMSSDKPolicyService policyService,
            ISpeakerIdentificationRepository speakerIdentificationRepository,
            ILogWrapper logger)
        {
            ApiKeys = apiKeys;
            PolicyService = policyService;
            SpeakerIdentificationRepository = speakerIdentificationRepository;
            Logger = logger;
        }

        public virtual OperationLocation Identify(Stream audioStream, Guid[] ids)
        {
            return PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.Identify",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    var result = SpeakerIdentificationRepository.Identify(audioStream, ids);
                    return result;
                },
                null);
        }

        public virtual CreateProfileResponse CreateProfile(string locale)
        {
            return PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.CreateProfile",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    var result = SpeakerIdentificationRepository.CreateProfile(locale);
                    return result;
                },
                null);
        }

        public virtual void DeleteProfile(Guid id)
        {
            PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.DeleteProfile",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    SpeakerIdentificationRepository.DeleteProfile(id);
                    return true;
                },
                false);
        }

        public virtual Profile GetProfile(Guid id)
        {
            return PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.GetProfile",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    var result = SpeakerIdentificationRepository.GetProfile(id);
                    return result;
                },
                null);
        }

        public virtual Profile[] GetProfiles()
        {
            return PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.GetProfiles",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    var result = SpeakerIdentificationRepository.GetProfiles();
                    return result;
                },
                null);
        }

        public virtual OperationLocation Enroll(Stream audioStream, Guid id)
        {
            return PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.Enroll",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    var result = SpeakerIdentificationRepository.Enroll(audioStream, id);
                    return result;
                },
                null);
        }

        public virtual EnrollmentOperation CheckEnrollmentStatus(OperationLocation location)
        {
            return PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.CheckEnrollmentStatus",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    var result = SpeakerIdentificationRepository.CheckEnrollmentStatus(location);
                    return result;
                },
                null);
        }

        public virtual IdentificationOperation CheckIdentificationStatus(OperationLocation location)
        {
            return PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.CheckIdentificationStatus",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    var result = SpeakerIdentificationRepository.CheckIdentificationStatus(location);
                    return result;
                },
                null);
        }

        public virtual void ResetEnrollments(Guid id)
        {
            PolicyService.ExecuteRetryAndCapture400Errors(
                "SpeakerVerificationService.ResetEnrollments",
                ApiKeys.SpeakerRecognitionRetryInSeconds,
                () =>
                {
                    SpeakerIdentificationRepository.ResetEnrollments(id);
                    return true;
                },
                false);
        }
    }
}

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Q: Where do I release CGMutablePath? I'm posting this question again but this time I'm including the full code.  It's extremely long, but here goes nothing.  I don't know where to release thePath? I believe it's the last of my leaks, hopefully.
-(void)MoveObject:(int)Tag
    {
        representationX = gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.center.x;
        representationY = gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.center.y;

        CALayer *spaceshipLayer = gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.layer;
        shipAnimation = [CAKeyframeAnimation animationWithKeyPath:@"position"];
        CGMutablePathRef thePath = CGPathCreateMutable();
        CGPathMoveToPoint(thePath, NULL, representationX, representationY);
        statusFire = YES;
        BOOL parsedF = NO;

        if(Tag==LeftButtonTag)
        {
            gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.transform = CGAffineTransformMakeRotation(M_PI + M_PI_2);

            previousButtonTag = LeftButtonTag;
            representationX--;
            CGPathAddLineToPoint(thePath, NULL,representationX, representationY);

            parsedF = YES;
        }
        else if(Tag==UpButtonTag)
        {
            gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.transform = CGAffineTransformMakeRotation(0);

            previousButtonTag = UpButtonTag;
            representationY--;

            CGPathAddLineToPoint(thePath, NULL,representationX, representationY);

            parsedF = YES;
        }
        else if(Tag==RightButtonTag)
        {
            gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.transform = CGAffineTransformMakeRotation(M_PI/2);

            previousButtonTag = RightButtonTag;
            representationX++;

            CGPathAddLineToPoint(thePath, NULL,representationX, representationY);

            parsedF = YES;
        }
        else if(Tag==DownButtonTag)
        {
            gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.transform = CGAffineTransformMakeRotation(M_PI);

            previousButtonTag = DownButtonTag;
            representationY++;

            CGPathAddLineToPoint(thePath, NULL,representationX, representationY);

            parsedF = YES;
        }

        if(parsedF){

            shipAnimation.path = thePath;
            shipAnimation.delegate = self;
            shipAnimation.duration = 0.003;
            [spaceshipLayer addAnimation:shipAnimation forKey:@"position"];

            //To kill spaceship when moved backwards.
            if(playField[representationX][representationY]==3){

                [self doDie];
            }

            if(playField[representationX][representationY] == 2){

                if(onSecretLine){

                    [gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView setCenter:CGPointMake(representationX, representationY)];

                    oldPositionX = representationX;
                    oldPositionY = representationY;
                }
            }

            // case: breaking out
            if (playField[representationX][representationY]==0){
                if (onSecretLine){
                    if (statusFire)
                    {
                        availableOffline = YES;

                        oldPositionX=gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.center.x;
                        oldPositionY=gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView.center.y;

                        [gameViewObj DrawLine];

                        onSecretLine = NO;
                        availableOffline = NO;
                    }
                }
            }

            if (playField[representationX][representationY]==0)
                if (!onSecretLine)
                {
                    BOOL doIt=true;

                    // ------------------------------
                    // prevent contact own line
                    // ------------------------------
                    // left
                    if (Tag==LeftButtonTag) {
                        if (playField[representationX-1][representationY]==3) {

                            [self doDie];
                            doIt=false;
                        }
                    }
                    // right
                    if (Tag==RightButtonTag) {
                        if (playField[representationX+1][representationY]==3) {

                            [self doDie];
                            doIt=false;
                        }
                    }
                    // up
                    if (Tag==UpButtonTag) {
                        if (playField[representationX][representationY-1]==3) {

                            [self doDie];
                            doIt=false;
                        }
                    }
                    // down
                    if (Tag==DownButtonTag) {
                        if (playField[representationX][representationY+1]==3) {

                            [self doDie];
                            doIt=false;
                        }
                    }

                    // special things ...
                    if (doIt)
                    {
                        playField[representationX][representationY]=3;

                        [gameViewObj DrawLine];
                    }

                }

            // case: back to the secure line
            if (playField[representationX][representationY]==2)
                if (!onSecretLine)
                {
                    [gameViewObj.spaceshipImageView setCenter:CGPointMake(representationX, representationY)];
                    availableOffline = NO;
                    onSecretLine = YES;
                    [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] postNotificationName:@"FindBirdCenter" object:nil];

                    for (int i=0; i<[gameViewObj.birdImageViewArray count]; i++) {
                        UIImageView* ImgBird=[gameViewObj.birdImageViewArray objectAtIndex:i];
                        int px=ImgBird.center.x;
                        int py=ImgBird.center.y;
                        // cristall point
                        playField[px][py]=5;
                    }

                    [self fillPlaygroundExtended];

                    //Elan function for filling area enclosed
                    [self fillAreaEnclosed:gameViewObj._myContext];

                    // invert ..
                    [self invertPlayground];

                    // turn the 3 into -> 20+
                    [self generateNewSecureLine];

                }

            if(Tag == UpButtonTag){

                [self moveShipUp];
            }

            else if(Tag == RightButtonTag){

                [self moveShipRight];
            }

            else if(Tag == DownButtonTag){

                [self moveShipDown];
            }

            else if(Tag == LeftButtonTag){

                [self moveShipLeft];

            }
            if(doScore == YES){
                [self calculateScore];
                doScore = NO;
            }
            [gameViewObj setNeedsDisplay];
        }
    }

A: Actually if you look at CAKeyframeAnimation interface in CAAnimation.h, it declares its path property like,
@property CGPathRef path;

Since the default is an 'assign' property, you shouldn't release the thePath variable if you assign it to shipAnimation.path. You should release it only in case where you don't assign it to shipAnimation.path.
So I would say you add an else to your following loop
if (parsedF) {
  ...
} else {
  CFPathRelease(thePath);
}

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Video Game to Help U.S. Troops Wins New Award
Honor is Arts and Technology Research Project's Third National Honor in 2 Years
For the third time in two years, the First Person Cultural Trainer (FPCT), a research project from the UT Dallas Arts and Technology(ATEC) program, has won a national award for serious gaming.
The First Person Cultural Trainer game designed by ATEC simulates the challenges a soldier might encounter on patrol in a village.
FPCT received the Best Game award in the Government Category of the 2011 Serious Games Showcase and Challenge. FPCT is sponsored by U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command G-2 Intelligence Support (TRADOC). The Serious Games Showcase is part of the Interservice/Interindustry Training and Simulation Education Conference (I/ITSEC), and was held in Orlando, Fla., from November 28 through December 1.
Earlier in 2011, FPCT earned first place in the Innovations in DoD Gaming Competition at the GameTech Users' Conference in Orlando. In 2010, FPCT won the cross-function award from the National Training and Simulation Association (NTSA).
FPCT is a four-level immersive game that allows Army leaders and other appropriate personnel to practice culturally correct ways of interacting with different populations around the world. The game features a variety of innovations, like a branching conversation system and methods for displaying nonverbal communication and environmental perception. The program can also be ported to different game engines with minimal redevelopment.
The video game simulates conversations with people that a soldier might meet, in this case a village elder.
More than 50 games were entered in the I/ITSEC Serious Games contest, which had five categories – government, business, student, mobile and a special category, adaptive stance. The work was reviewed by a panel of military, academic and industry gaming experts. About 20,000 government, business, military and academic total registrants attend I/ITSEC every year. The conference is widely considered to be the largest and most competitive worldwide in modeling and simulation.
"This honor and the overall visibility that FPCT, UT Dallas and ATEC received at I/ITSEC this year is a real tribute to our sponsors at TRADOC, students, faculty, project staff and administrators who have nurtured this project for going on four years," said Dr. Marjorie Zielke, ATEC assistant professor.
Zielke is the associate director of the Institute for Interactive Arts and Engineering (IIAE) and principal investigator of the FPCT project. Other faculty co-investigators on the project include Dr. Frank Dufour, assistant professor and director of the ATEC PhD program; Dr. Gopal Gupta, professor and head of the UT Dallas computer science department; and Dr. Thomas Linehan, professor and director of ATEC and the IIAE. More than 20 students, staff and faculty worked on the project for this development phase. The project has employed many more undergraduate, masters and PhD student developers over its four-year life cycle.
The FPCT captures the sights and sounds of life in a specific deployment area.
As part of the award, the development team received a kiosk display area at the conference where live gameplay was demonstrated to the large conference delegation. Key developers from ATEC serious games projects gave demonstrations throughout the entire conference.
The developers were able to show the game to key government and business entities involved in modeling and simulation, including a representative from the White House, who visited the Serious Games pavilion to learn about national and international research in serious games.
In addition to winning the award, Zielke, Dufour and ATEC Research Manager Gary Hardee presented a paper titled "Creating Micro-expressions and Nuanced Nonverbal Communication in Synthetic Cultural Characters and Environments," which highlighted some of the new FPCT development recently completed in October.
Exhibit to Examine Sound as Art and Image
The School of Arts and Humanities opens its spring season by examining the relationship between sound and art with the mixed-media exhibit Sonic Architectonic.
Parts by exhibit artist Derrick Buisch is made in oil paint, enamel, spray paint on canvas, wood panel and multi-density fiberboard.
Curated by visual arts faculty member Lorraine Tady, the exhibit features both local and national artists who work directly with noise or frequency, examining what is heard or felt through sound waves, and some who work with images that suggest sound. Other artists in the exhibit anticipate our relationship to sound by addressing our expectations and cognitive reflexes.
"In contemporary art, sound is a medium used as a separate tool, or is intertwined with other mediums," said Tady. "Some artists infuse their own open, hybrid visual forms and multimedia explorations with sound. This exhibit considers these approaches and more."
Artists utilizing real sound with their visual works or as their artwork include Jill Auckenthaler, who, in collaboration with Sarah Phillips, will display What My Schedule Sounds Like. The work is both an instrumental score for an atonal sound piece and a watercolor and graphite work on paper.
Brad Tucker is creating Bagdad Bass Club, an interactive sound and object installation that combines videotaped music performance, customized audio equipment, handmade plastic records, ambient music and thumping intermittent bass sounds.
96-Tears no. 3 by John Pomara, professor of visual arts in the School of Arts and Humanities
Dr. Frank Dufour, assistant professor of sound design at UT Dallas, and adjunct art professor Stephen Lapthisophon, will, in separate works of art, direct sound into the gallery to inhabit and transform the architectural space of the gallery. Lapthisophon interprets Karl Marx through a disembodied voice reminiscent of German lieder. Dufour collaborates with David Searcy and Nancy Rebal to create an interactive soundscape alluding to world peace.
Paul Slocum offers his iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch app Magic Carpet. Visitors are invited to install the free app "carpet lite" to experience the hypnotic and meditative graphics in synchronization with the app's generative music synthesizer.
Artists who will study sound in various visual ways using painting, drawing, and sculpture include John Pomara, professor of visual arts in the School of Arts and Humanities. Included are computer ink jet drawings by Robert Ortega, who is interested in patterns and "how to graphically relate light wavelength to audio frequency," and Diane Fitch's realist paintings of casual living room musicians.
what my schedule sounds like is both an instrumental score for an atonal sound piece and a watercolor and graphite work on paper. The work was created by Jill Auckenthaler in collaboration with Sarah Phillips.
The show opens with a reception on Friday, Jan. 27 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. in the Visual Arts Building. Visiting artist Brad Tucker will share a lecture of his work Friday Jan. 27at 10 a.m. in AS 1.116. The group exhibit will on display until Feb. 18, 2012.

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Ongoing GIS Project of golf course mapping and golf course utilities detailing for USA Client.
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Ongoing Project of geo spatial 3D modeling projects for Plant 3D modeling for different oil & gas facilities from US, which can help them to enhance maintenance work and streamline renovation and plant upgradation activities in future according to new requirements.
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Dusit Thani Pattaya Resort Reservations. Call 020 7962 9933.
Stay in a deluxe room on this great holiday. The luxurious Dusit Thani Pattaya hotel is located right on the beach at the northern tip of Pattaya Bay. Set within a tranquil garden, it gives you a peaceful base for your holiday yet is within easy reach of all the town's attractions. Business travellers are well catered-for here, with a range of professional meeting facilities, but it's also perfect for anyone wanting to leave the worries of work far behind them.
The luxurious Dusit Thani Pattaya hotel is located right on the beach at the northern tip of Pattaya Bay. Set within a tranquil garden, it gives you a peaceful base for your holiday yet is within easy reach of all the town's attractions. Business travellers are well catered-for here, with a range of professional meeting facilities, but it's also perfect for anyone wanting to leave the worries of work far behind them.
Tucked away within the Dusit Thani Pattaya's tropical garden, the Devarana Spa Pattaya is a haven of tranquillity. There are nine elegant, spacious treatment rooms and suites, where you can enjoy the very best "East meets West" health and beauty treatments. Signature packages include the Heavenly Nantha Garden Experience, designed to soothe your skin as well as your mind, with a combination of Thai, Ayurveda and Shiatsu techniques with aromatherapy.
All the rooms are sumptuously decorated in a modern Thai style, and have a private balcony, with views either of the hotel's lush private gardens or of the ocean. They also feature high-speed internet connection, telephone, minibar, coffee- and tea-making facilities and safe.
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The Peak serves modern Chinese dishes, while The Bay is a relaxed Italian restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating. The Cascade Restaurant serves globally-inspired cuisine, with themed buffets of Thai, Asian and international specialities. Head to the Chaba Pool Bar for light refreshments and cool drinks, while at the Lobby Lounge you can relax over coffee, cocktails and snacks. Dusit Gourmet serves a wide range of tea and coffee alongside gourmet snacks including pastries, cakes, ice cream and chocolate.


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italian pop
Eros Romántico
2 more albums featuring this track
Algo falla por mi mente
simplemente no funciona
ni siquiera soy persona
cuando estoy sin tí.
Tú eres esa vitamina
que de pronto me domina
si te…
Completamente Enamorados
Solo Un Volo
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Sarà per te
Malinconoia
Laura No Està
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Lo Stadio
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Eros Ramazzotti (born on 28th October 1963) is an Italian singer and songwriter. Eros was born in the Rome suburb of Cinecittà, the son of a housepainter. He began his musical career as a teenager, when he moved to Milan. In 1984 he won the category of "New Voice" in the popular San Remo Festival for his song "Terra promessa". Eros released a series of albums in quick succession, composed of heartfelt autobiographical ballads as well as powerful rock tunes, that launched him internationally. He has collaborated with other artists of international prominence as w… read more
Eros Ramazzotti (born on 28th October 1963) is an Italian singer and songwriter. Eros was born in the Rome suburb of Cinecittà, the son of a housepainter. He began his musical career as a t… read more
Eros Ramazzotti (born on 28th October 1963) is an Italian singer and songwriter. Eros was born in the Rome suburb of Cinecittà, the son of a housepainter. He began his musical career as a teenager, when he moved to Milan. In 1984 he wo… read more


In cattle the interaction between the two genetically and antigenically related bovine lentiviruses, the acutely pathogenic Jembrana disease virus (JDV) and the non-pathogenic Bovine immunodeficiency virus (BIV) has not been reported although both JDV and a BIV-like virus have been reported in the Bali cattle (Bos javanicus) population in Indonesia. The outcome of infection of Bali cattle with the R29 strain of BIV prior to superinfection 42 days later with JDVTAB/87 was determined. All BIV-inoculated cattle were successfully infected and developed an antibody response to the TM and CA proteins. BIV infection did not prevent subsequent infection with JDV or ameliorate the clinical signs of Jembrana disease in the infected cattle. It did, however, modify the dynamics of the JDV infection with an earlier onset and end of the acute disease process, and a reduction in the duration of viremia that exceeded 106 genome copies/ml of plasma.


Gadget desk It is a bit difficult to answer how many folders are in the phone. From the Android operating system, every folder that installs is installed in the phone. With this the user also makes a folder several times according to his need. When we delete the application from the phone, junk and temporal files are kept in the phone with its folder. When the number of such folders increases, then there can also be a problem of calling and hanging on the phone. You can remove this problem from the Empty Folder Cleaner app.
This app can install Android users from Google Play Store for free. Its size is less than 694kb i.e. 1MB.
For opening the app for the first time, some permissions are required, so that this phone can search all the files and folders in the memory.
The company claims that there are no ads in it. Which makes it easy to use it.
Now tab on the Folder Scan. By doing this, scanning of all empty folders of the phone starts. There are also folders in which there are junk or temporary files.
Now the list of all those folders will come to the screen which is empty. Now by tapping on the Empty Folder tab, delete them.
The app has been installed more than 5 million times. Users rated it 4.7 out of 5 stars.
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Związek gmin Lenningen – związek gmin (niem. Gemeindeverwaltungsverband) w Niemczech, w kraju związkowym Badenia-Wirtembergia, w rejencji Stuttgart, w regionie Stuttgart, w powiecie Esslingen. Siedziba związku znajduje się w miejscowości Lenningen, przewodniczącym jego jest Michael Schlecht.

Związek zrzesza jedno miasto i dwie gminy wiejskie:
 Erkenbrechtsweiler, 2 102 mieszkańców, 6,93 km²
 Lenningen, 8 177 mieszkańców, 41,44 km²
 Owen, miasto, 3 449 mieszkańców, 9,70 km²

Lenningen
Lenningen, związek

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Senators Say Bombers Show Need for Amnesty
By Dan Stein	 April 22, 2013 1 Comment
"The Boston bombings and the foreign-born suspects have become part of the Capitol Hill debates on legislation to overhaul immigration law — with critics of the proposal saying Sunday the terror attacks expose gaps in the country's system and supporters saying the tragedy could be a turning point in fixing a broken system," Fox News reports.
"'Now is the time to bring all of the 11 million (illegal immigrants) out of the shadows and find out who they are,' South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham told CNN's 'State of the Union.' 'We may find some terrorists in our midst who have been hiding in the shadows.'"
Michelle Malkin: Brothers Not the First Refugees to Attack the U.S.
"More details are seeping out about how the Boston jihadist brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev came to the U.S. and managed to stay here despite security threat red flags raised to the FBI two years ago. In case you'd forgotten, the Tsarnaevs aren't the first set of refugee jihadist brothers to plot violence and terror against America — the land of opportunity that welcomed them. Here's my column from May 2007 about the illegal alien brothers from the former Yugoslavia who were part of the al Qaeda-inspired terror plot against Fort Dix (NJ)," says Michelle Malkin.
Fixing America's Ski Instructor Shortage
"Apparently the Gang of Eight blew past the early March deadline for completing their immigration reform bill because they wanted to make sure no group was overlooked — particularly not those who happen to affect their home states. The Wall Street Journal notes that the senators buried quite a few pet projects in the bill's 844 pages, including provisions that benefit the cruise-ship industry, Irish immigrants, and the meat industry (and Marco Rubio, Chuck Schumer, and Lindsey Graham, respectively)," NYmag.com says.
"Colorado's Michael Bennet pushed for a provision that allows foreign ski instructors to enter the U.S. under the same program professional athletes use, and like all of the senators, he said he has a good explanation."
Immigration Bill May Depend on Farm Districts
"Any chance of getting immigration legislation through the House will most likely depend on representatives like Doc Hastings. While he has not been the most outspoken about immigration issues, proponents of an overhaul are counting on Mr. Hastings, a Republican, for one reason: His Congressional district, which cuts a wide path through the center of Washington State, depends heavily on agriculture, an industry with a significant stake in the outcome of the debate," the New York Times reports.
Kurtz: Assimilation The Best Way to Prevent Boston Style Attacks
"Turning to the latest spate of articles on the Boston-immigration connection, it's clear that including the missing assimilation issue would thoroughly transform the debate. One common argument, for example, is that Boston is irrelevant because the Tsarnaevs were legal immigrants. But if patriotic assimilation is failing even for legal immigrants with years of experience in America, then a path to citizenship would only aggravate the problem (in the absence of the deeper reforms proposed by Fonte and Nagai)," says Stanley Kurtz in National Review.
"Another popular argument is that the new bill will make us more secure by getting more immigrants on the books, thus allowing for more background checks. Yet the FBI did run a background check on Tamerlan Tsarnaev and failed to find the problem. Ultimately, a working system of patriotic assimilation is the only truly effective security system. If that system is broken, no amount of FBI reports will protect us."
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So naive, to believe Americans will swallaow any of this hogwash?


The tech takedown continued over the weekend. On Saturday, President Trump attacked Amazon once again, tweeting that he has "stated my concerns with Amazon long before the election" and that the U.S. Postal Service "will lose $1.50 on average for each package it delivers for Amazon." Never mind that, as with so many of Trump's tweets, there is no clear evidence either statement is true.
Then on Sunday, the New York Times weighed in with a front page storyabout some patents that Amazon and Google have applied for in connection with their digital assistants that are a bit, well, creepy. In one set of applications, Amazon described a "voice sniffer algorithm" that could analyze audio almost real time when it hears words like "love," "bought" or "dislike." Meanwhile, a Google application details how audio monitoring could help detect such things as whether a child is engaging in "mischief" at home, by using speech patterns.
This sort of snooping, of course, is a double-edged sword. The better your digital assistant understands you and your life, the more useful its recommendations will be. But if the data gathered by such snooping is used by advertisers and marketers to manipulate you, that's another matter. And it's probably why Tim Cook of Apple—which makes the bulk of its money selling its own products and services, not advertising or marketing others'—was so outspoken last week criticizing tech companies that misuse personal data.
We've clearly moved from a world where the FANG companies could do no wrong to one where they can do no right. Faced with this new reality, Amazon swapped out its D.C. lobbyists.
The markets loved Donald Trump when he was talking deregulation and taxes. But they don't care much for his actions on technology and trade.
Zuckerberg went on to point that "a lot of media" have a similar advertising supported business model. True that…in many cases, these days, to their regret. But wait—does that mean Facebook is a media company?
Meanwhile, Snap took a swing at Facebook, creating an April Fool's filter that copies Facebook's look, but changes the text to make it look like Cyrillic–the Russian alphabet. And Elon Musk took an April Fool's swing at himself—sort of. You can see it here. I'm not sure those invested in the stock, which dropped 5% Monday on fears that the company is falling far short of its Model 3 production goals, get the joke.
Asian shares fell slightly over Tuesday, while European markets—back open after a long weekend—also opened down. U.S. markets are, however, expected to open higher.


Experience working with cryptographic products that range from large communications systems to circuit card assemblies. Expert knowledge in on or more of the following areas is required: 1. Type 1 COMSEC certification process and key management 2. Good knowledge of any or all of the following: - Type 1 Cryptographic products (e.g. KG-175D, KG-175G, KG-175X, KG-245, KG250, KG345, KG350) b. TEMPEST; encryption, key management (e.g. Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) Common Tier 1 System), and communications standards c. Computer Security; data networks, protocols & related cryptographic equipment integrated circuits d. Sectra vIPer e. Data Transfer Devices (e.g. AN CYZ 10, Simple Key Loader, DTD2000(KIK20), RASKL (KIK30) Must demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in writing or orally to customers on all levels. Must demonstrate a sense of mission and urgency when responding to actions. Must have served as a COMSEC Custodian Training The appointed COMSEC Specialist/Custodian should have completed some of following courses: 1. TACLANE - General Dynamics 2. CBT ND-111 COMSEC Accountability & Control 3. NSA COMSEC Course (IAEC-2112) 4. Local COMSEC Management SW (LCMS) 5. Security Refresher Information Assurance (IA) Training 6. Ability to understand and interpret DIA's COMSEC Program Duties include: Respond to Siebel Service Requests that identify a COMSEC issue reported by the customer, Watch Officer, or management. Must be able to work with other support personnel either in-house or at the field site to resolve operational issues in a timely manner Team with and provide support to the Network Operations and Maintenance to troubleshoot and resolve network, TACLANE and crypto problems. Understand how the network has been engineered to include the circuits. Understanding the importance of remote management of devices using various crypto management solutions. Establish and maintain accurate accounting records and files. Maintain associated COMSEC databases to ensure all outgoing transfers of COMSEC items are properly transferred and logged into the access database. All memos requesting transfer must be filed along the Standard Form (SF) 153. Ensure all packages receive a tracking number. Order new keys before expiration date and ensure the new key arrives in time to the various COMSEC accounts. Perform database updates and queries; produce reports for key expiration, etc. Ensure that all residential requests are signed before issuance of secure communications equipment. Ensure the tracking database is accurate and paperwork is filed accordingly. Perform consolidated inventory every six months (June and December). Ensure that COMSEC levels for operational and contingency key is adequate in the vault. Maintain a current inventory of all COMSEC material, and be aware of the location of such material and the purpose for which it is held. A semi-annual inventory (SAIR) will be completed every six months and when there is a custodial change. Conduct, supervise or request required inventories to be performed, including daily inventories. Provide vital COMSEC information to out-going Operations Commanders to educate them on the function of crypto and the importance of timely rekeying and return of COMSEC equipment Destroy COMSEC material as prescribed or directed. Interface with Network Engineers and Maintenance teams to be aware of new and discontinued circuits. Pull message traffic related to COMSEC daily. Review messages for COMSEC require actions. Update and file element memos appointing hand receipt holders to ensure that the database is accurate and includes the date of memo and consolidated inventory. Issue consolidated inventory every six months. Provide hand receipt holder training to new appointies and refresher training for existing. Oversee the transportation of equipment to personnel in CONUS and OCONUS locations. Ensure appropriate funding is available to meet requirements. Participate and represent the COMSEC Team to streamline processes and communicate procedures, security guidelines and policy. Work to fix any inefficiency. Support, review and perform site assessments abroad to address vulnerabilities and operational risks. Prepare after action/trip reports upon return (within 5 business days). - Personnel with KMI training are preferred.
**Position requires an in-scope TS/SCI clearance and polygraph.** Performs a variety of general administrative tasks in support of the day-to-day operations of an office, group or customer. Office hours: 0700-1700. Core hours: 0900-1530. Candidate will be main POC for program liaising between OGAs. Will lead program activities/operations, tracking key traveler information and ensuring its duplication across multiple systems. Candidate must be proactive, engaging, and maintain composure at all times. Must activiley remain aware of changes in program objectives, policy and travel related dependencies. Review incoming requests from travel documents from staff and candidate. Completeness and attention to detail are critical to the position, Validate traveler information is in line with destination and coordinate processing of paperwork. Will attend weekly staff meeting and provide readouts on status of processing travel documents. Must be comfortable briefing in front of leadership and/or large groups. Will lead weekly briefings on travel related issues and how to complete necessary paperwork. Expected to triage incoming requests from customers and apply critical thinking to determine appropriate assistance. Assist with creation/updating documentation to train other colleagues. Develop SOPs, Help Guides and How to Guides. Must be willing to work in faced paced environment. Prior experience supporting travel industry a plus; must be aware of contingency planning. . 1. Performs a variety of general administrative tasks, such as preparing reports and correspondence, coordinating travel and meeting arrangements, answering phones, filing, and sorting and distributing mail, in support of the day-to-day operations of an office, group or customer. 2. Compiles and analyzes various contract, program, and financial data using various database programs, and prepares monthly status reports based on the results. 3. Collects and inputs timesheet information into automated accounting system and processes labor corrections. 4. Processes purchasing requisitions, invoices for consultants and subcontractors, and travel and expense reports. 5. Serves as point of contact for the office or group on issues related to accounting, human resources, purchasing, and other departments, as well as external contacts such as customers, vendors, and subcontractors. 6. Provides work leadership to less experienced clerical and administrative personnel, and may have limited supervisory responsibilities. 7. Participates in special projects as required.
- Provides installation, maintenance and troubleshooting support of information systems applications and related peripheral hardware. - Monitors and responds to hardware and software problems utilizing a variety of hardware and software testing tools and techniques. - Installs and configures applications software and related hardware (such as desktops, servers, and related peripherals like printers, scanners, drives, monitors and video teleconferencing hardware). - Provides software and system troubleshooting and support. - Provides technical support and training to end-users. - Maintains current knowledge of relevant technology as assigned. - Participates in special projects as required.
Responsible for designing, planning, implementing, and administering databases, including security, access, and documentation This is a challenging position for a Database Administrator (DBA) to work on a new, high-profile, large scale application with users in 50+ organizations across the Sponsor. This candidate will work with a team of software developers to specify, design, develop, test and deploy the final system. Development will take place in an iterative fashion using scrum techniques with input from multiple stakeholders. The candidate will use flexibility and technical skills. The work will be done in a dynamic environment with multiple stakeholders. The resource will communicate with team leads and senior leadership and rapidly adjust direction in support of new and/or changing requirements. This effort will include a variety of activities, including, but not limited to: •Assisting in designing, developing, testing and deploying data models and databases for the end-state system •Assisting in architecting, developing and maintaining databases for development, test, training and production environments across multiple classification fabrics for the final enterprise system •Working with development team and enterprise service provider partners to implement security features such as access control, role separation, audit and logging, and system monitoring •Participating in iterative software development teams with adherence to all reporting requirements •Meeting with stakeholders, analyzing requirements, developing user stories and related artifacts, and translating these into a data model and corresponding database(s) •Working with other enterprise data service programs to leverage their capabilities in the final system implementation •Developing technical documentation and briefing materials to support program status reviews, control gates, and other presentations as directed by program management; Providing demonstrations and detailed walk-throughs of data model and repository features to a variety of technical and non-technical audiences •Working with rapid prototyping to refine requirements and design.


Nkawie (Ash), Jan 16, GNA - Mr Eddy Obeng-Darko, Atwima District Director of Education, has expressed concern about violations against women recognised by the society as customs, traditions and acceptable cultural practices.
He was speaking on "Violence Against Women" at a symposium at Nkawie in the Atwima District on Thursday, organised by the District Education Directorate as part of its fundamental human rights awareness campaign.
Mr Obeng-Darko urged women to intensify their campaign for legislative reforms to protect their rights in the areas of marriage, divorce, property, inheritance, domestic violence and sexual harassment. He said in spite of the ratification of human rights instruments by nations, societies maintained practices, which discriminate against women's access to land and other economic resources, legal status and capacity and rights within the family.
The Director admitted that to change societal attitudes regarding women's rights would take sustained educational campaign and urged them to intensify and articulate their claims for recognition as full human beings in all spheres of public and private life as enshrined in the "convention on elimination of all forms of discrimination against women".
Mr Baffour Asare-Bediako, Assistant Director of Education, stressed that women and girl-child rights are inalienable, integral and indivisible part of universal human rights.
Mr Asare-Bediako called for the encouragement of women to participate in political, civil, economic, social and cultural life at the district and national levels.


On Saturday 19 May, four gunmen stormed the Archangel Michael Orthodox Church in Grozny, Chechnya. Before they were shot dead by police, they had killed one church member and two security officers. Two other officers and another church member were also injured.
According to the pastor, churchgoers heard shouts of "Allahu Akbar" outside the church and rushed to bolt the doors just as the attackers tried to break in. It appears that the attack started as a hostage attempt. Along with guns, the four perpetrators also carried axes and Molotov cocktails. The self-proclaimed Islamic State (ISIS) terrorist group has claimed responsibility.
Chechnya, which is located in southern Russia, has been a hotbed for Islamist activity — often attacking police, government officials and moderate Muslims.
Militants have been attempting to establish a Muslim emirate in the region for years. The population is predominantly Muslim after most of the Christian population fled during the separatist wars of the 1990s.
Commit to the Lord the friends and families of those tragically killed in this attack.
Pray for the healing of those injured and peace for members of the church who witnessed the violence.
May the governing authorities act justly toward those responsible. Pray the Lord will bring the perpetrators to repentance and to knowledge of the love of Christ.