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Q: Redirecting users to a 404 page by using pretty urls I'm working on a mvc project just for fun.
Pretty urls already work, but i can't find a good way with my code to send visitors to a 404 page, in case the page doesn't exist which people are looking for.
class Route
{
       private $_uri = array();
       private $_method = array();

    /*
     * Builds a collection of internal URL's to look for
     * @param type $uri
     */
    public function add($uri, $method = null)
    {
        $this->_uri[] = '/' . trim($uri, '/');

        if($method != null){
            $this->_method[] = $method;
        }
    }

    public function submit()
    {

        $uriGetParam = isset($_GET['uri']) ? '/' . $_GET['uri'] : '/';

        foreach($this->_uri as $key => $value){
            if(preg_match("#^$value$#",$uriGetParam)){
                if(is_string($this->_method[$key])){
                    $useMethod = $this->_method[$key];
                    new $useMethod();
                }
                else{
                    call_user_func($this->_method[$key]);
                }
            }
        }
    }

}

A: I didn't analyze your code thoroughly (I couldn't, not sure what is the example route / method you're adding with ->add), but the solution seems simple to me:
public function submit()
{

    $uriGetParam = isset($_GET['uri']) ? '/' . $_GET['uri'] : '/';
    $routeFound = false;
    foreach($this->_uri as $key => $value){
        if(preg_match("#^$value$#",$uriGetParam)){
            if(is_string($this->_method[$key])){
                $routeFound = true;
                $useMethod = $this->_method[$key];
                new $useMethod();
            }
            else{
                $routeFound = true;
                call_user_func($this->_method[$key]);
            }
        }
    }
    if(!$routeFound){
        http_response_code(404);
        echo 'ooooh, not found';
        //or:
        include('404.php');
        die();
    }
}

p.s. http_response_code is a built-in function:
https://secure.php.net/manual/en/function.http-response-code.php
edit: you could put the code starting with 'http_response_code(404);' to a separate function and just call it.


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The following NFL All-Time Anniversary Teams have been selected during the National Football League's history:

 National Football League 50th Anniversary All-Time Team, selected in 1969
 National Football League 75th Anniversary All-Time Team, selected in 1994
 National Football League 100th Anniversary All-Time Team, selected in 2019

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1994 - 2003: Associate Dean for Research / Principal Lecturer, Faculty of Art & Design, University of Hertfordshire.
1990 - 1994: Principal Lecturer and Director of Studies: Arts Therapies, Hertfordshire College of Art & Design, St. Albans.
My clinical work with patients including adults and children with diagnosis ranging from schizophrenia to pervasive developmental disorders has led me to asking questions regarding the role of symbolic function (and the symbols generated by this function) in the mediation between consciousness (our contact with the physical world of reality) and the unconscious (including our inner-world experiences and emotional lives).
I am particularly interested in how the imagination and creativity allow for the expression, exploration and mediation of symbolic communication and how this can be utilised as a form of therapy for those individuals for whom normal symbolic function has fragmented or has been delayed in its maturation. Curiously, these interests have taken me down some curious avenues including research into how robots can be used as therapeutic agents for children with autism.


The Journal of Academic Research (JAR) is an official research publication of Samar State University authorized through Board of Regents (BOR) Resolution No. 45 Series of 2015. The journal is available through the Open Journal System (OJS) platform and through print. There shall be at last four issues yearly in four themes. The issues include (1) Culture and Social Issues, (2) Industry, Engineering, Science, and Technology, (3) Education and Management, and (4) Agriculture, Fisheries, and Environment. The on-line form shall publish articles as it is approved by the Editorial Board. The printed form of the four issues will be made available by December of the same year. A special issue may be published on case-to-case basis.


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Coco's Sodas + Sweets opens in Vienna
Emma Defot, Lifestyle Editor
Coco's Sodas + Sweets, a restaurant that serves a variety of sodas and other drinks, is the newest addition to the Vienna community. The store had its grand opening on Oct. 28 and has since then become Madison students' latest obsession.
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Coco's is inspired by the soda shops that owners Ben Cichelli and his wife Heather Cichelli grew up with in Utah, and their love for soda was reignited when they moved back west for a year during the pandemic. They started to look for shop spaces in Arlington in early 2020, but eventually decided to open the business in Vienna after quarantine. They chose their current location between Maple and Nutley due to the heavy foot traffic and its proximity to Madison. Although they originally planned to open for Memorial Day weekend earlier this year, it was delayed a few months due to difficulties with permits and the town of Vienna.
The shop has a multitude of drink flavors and sizes, with many of the drinks being inspired by those of which the owners fell in love with out west and others being original. The drinks are made with a combination of soda, syrups, cream and fruit puree. Some of the shop's most popular flavors are Trestles (Dr. Pepper, Raspberry Puree, Coconut Syrup, Coconut Creamer) and Cyclops (Root Beer, Butterscotch Syrup, Vanilla Creamer) with the most popular size being medium. With the drink prices ranging from $3 to $4 per soda, they are significantly cheaper than many of the other drink shops in Vienna.
"I like Coco's and the drinks are really good," Matthew Hegedus ('24) said. "but I wish there was something to regulate the sweetness level. I think that they could make calories on stuff more apparent and offer diet and zero sugar options."

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Q: Measure theory: on absolutely continuous measures Let F be a random variable defined on a probability space $(\Omega,\mathcal F, \mathbb P)$ with values on $(E,\mathcal E, \lambda)$, where $E=(-1,1)$ and $\lambda$ is the Lebesgue measure.
To prove that the law of $F$ is absolutely continuous (with respect to the Lebesgue measure on $\mathbb R$) I know that I should prove that for every measurable set $A\in\mathcal E$ such that $\lambda(A)=0$, we have $\mathbb P\circ F^{-1}(A)=0.$
It that equivalent to show that for any measurable function $g:(-1,1)\rightarrow [0,1]$ such that $\int_{-1}^1 g(x)dx=0$, we have $\mathbb E[g(F)]=0$ ? Why?

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Education and Culture Minister Mohammad Nuh has asked the people to report any fraud in the implementation of national examinations, to the authorities.
The National AIDS Commission (KPAP) reported that at least 48 students and college students were infected with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus / Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) in Manado, North Sulawesi.
At least Rp2.12 trillion would be needed for the repair of roads battered by heavy flooding and landslides all over the Indonesia. The cost is for emergency repairs around Rp510.32 billion and permanent repairs around Rp1.517 trillion, highway construction director general Djoko Murjanto said here.
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and First Lady Ani Yudhoyono will visit the refugees of Mount Sinabung disaster in North Sumatra next week. "The President and I plan to visit the refugees on January 23," stated Ani Yudhoyono at the Presidential Office on Thursday during a speech at the Plenary Meeting of Wives of the United Indonesian Cabinet Solidarity (SIKIB).
Dozens of people are believed to have been buried by a landslide in North Sulawesi, on Wednesday. They sought shelter from the heavy rains at a house located on the section of the Tomohon-Manado Road when the landslide struck the house, a source stated.
The number of drug addicts in Indonesia has tended to increase in the past years, the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) said. "Based on a survey by BNN, the number of drug addicts rose from 3.8 million in 2008 to 4.2 million in 2011," BNN director Tyaswening said here on Thursday.
The Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has predicted a total solar eclipse that will occur on May 9-10, 2013.
Landslides and floods triggered by high rainfall hit a number of areas in North Sulawesi province on Sunday but no casualties were reported.
National Police Chief General Timur Pradopo said three people are still being questioned as witnesses in connection with the death of Metro Daily journalist Aryono Longgotu in Manado, North Sulawesi on Sunday.
An earthquake measuring 5.0 on the Richter Scale jolted Sangihe Talaud Islands of North Sulawesi, at 10.42 a.m. of local time on Sunday. The earthquake has no tsunami potential.
In an attempt to revive the national ideology of "Pancasila" and raise awareness about its five main principles, the Indonesian government has been organizing shadow puppet shows across the country.
Thee regencies in North Sulawesi already have contingency plan to face natural disasters especially tsunami, the Regional Natural Disaster Control Agency (BPBD) said.
Two South African nationals have been arrested in Manado, North Sulawesi, for allegedly bringing in almost six kilograms of methamphetamine.
The Attorney General`s Office (AGO) team has, up until early June 2012, caught 21 fugitives, Attorney General Basrief Arief said here on Monday. He expressed appreciation for the performance of the team that successfully caught the fugitives. "I thank the team for carrying out its task well by catching the fugitives," Basrief said.
Jakarta police are investigating customs officers of the city`s Tanjung Priok port in connection with 351 kilogram meth smuggling attempt through the port. "The name of one of the officers is Budi Sulistyo who is in charge of scrutinizing documents," Jakarta Metropolitan Police spokesman Senior Commissioner Rikwanto said here on Monday.
The anti-corruption curriculum has been implemented at all schools in Manado, North Sulawesi, said the local education office spokesman Dante Tombeg here on Thursday. "We have applied the anti-corruption curriculum in the subjects of civics, social sciences and religion at all schools in Manado," Dante announced.
A total of 391 residents of Manado city, North Sulawesi province is recorded to have been infected with HIV/AIDS until the end of February 2012.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is making preparations for the launch on April 26, 2012 of the North Sulawesi provincial capital Manado as a corruption-free zone.
An earthquake with an intensity of 5.2 on the Richter scale struck southwest of Talaud Islands in North Sulawesi province on Tuesday at 5.21 am local time. The medium quake struck under the sea in a depth of 5 kilometers, but has no potential to cause a tsunami, the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) said in Bandar Lampung.
A Garuda Indonesia passenger plane landed safely at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta on Wednesday after a bomb threat was received at the airline's headquarters.
Found: a clean toilet in Indonesia!
Yes, it's true, they have found a clean toilet in Indonesia and have awarded it a prize as well. Okay, this is the result of a survey held among a number of airports in Indonesia, but hey, you have to start somewhere. And ask yourself, do you also hate it when you have to visit a dirty airport toilet because the queue for the plane toilets was just too long just before landing?
Two people were killed on early Sunday afternoon when a helicopter chartered by a mining company crashed in south-central Indonesia, officials said on Monday.
Ten people were killed, including four Australians, when a helicopter crashed on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Wednesday, officials said on Thursday.
Indonesia's Mount Lokon, which is located on the northern tip of the island of Sulawesi, on Monday erupted twice, as thousands of residents have been forced to evacuate the area, officials said.
Thousands more evacuated on late Thursday evening when Mount Lokon in Indonesia's North Sulawesi erupted again in full force, triggering panic among locals, officials said on Friday.
Over 2,000 people have been displaced in the latest eruption from Indonesia's Mount Lokon, which is located on the northern tip of the island of Sulawesi, officials said Wednesday.
Indonesia's Mount Lokon, which is located on the northern tip of the island of Sulawesi, on Monday erupted, officials said, who also warned air traffic networks.
Indonesia and Russia on Monday renewed their air service agreement to conduct direct flights between each nation, the Antara news agency reported.
The Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysics Agency BMKG has announced that it expects tsunami waves, caused by the 8.9 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan earlier this afternoon to hit parts of eastern Indonesia. The tsunami waves are expected to hit parts of Papua, North Maluku and North Sulawesi around 18:00 West Indonesia time.
International hotel operator Accor plans to open 16 new hotels across Indonesia by 2012 to support its expansion plan in the country�s growing hotel industry, says an executive of the hotel chain.
Flood inundated hundreds of houses in a number of subdistricts in the North Sulawesi capital of Manado following a heavy downpour on Saturday, Antara reported. The disaster affected the subdistricts of Paal 2, Ternate Tanjung, Ternate Baru and Komo, forcing residents to seek shelter at churches, mosques and relatives' houses.
Jogjakarta has been awarded the award for Best Travel Destination 2009 by the Indonesian Tourism Award 2009 (ITA 2009). It is the first time that the award has been given by Indonesian Ministry of Culture and Tourism in cooperation with SWA Magazine. Nine other cities, Denpasar, Malang, Surabaya, Tana Toraja, Manado, Kutai Kertanegara, Badung, Solo and Lombok also received awards.
The Mount Karangetang volcano on the island of Sitaro in North Sulawesi has just started erupting. The volcano exhausts hot lava and volcanic debris from it's crater. The volcano rumbled to life two days ago but the intensity of the eruption was still increasing.
After a successful Sail Bunaken 2009, held in Manado in North Sulawesi, the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries will organize a similar event next year as well. The location for this event will be Banda, one of the island is the Moluccan archipelago. The event is already named 'Sail Banda 2010'.
The former mayor of the city of Manado, Jimmy Rimba Rogi, will hear today how long he will have to spend in prison for his alleged corruption. He will be sentenced by the Court of Judges for Corruption Cases (Tipikor). Jimmy is suspected of corruption with funds of the regional budget of Manado in 2006 and 2007. He is said to have caused the state losses of up to 69 billion Rupiah (4.9 million euro).
Indonesia has recorded 26 new A/H1N1 flu cases, bringing the total in the country to 112, Health Ministry said in a statement issued here on Tuesday. The 26 persons comprised two foreigners and 24 Indonesians, of whom 16 were being treated at hospitals in Jakarta, one in Medan of North Sumatra, six in Banten, one in Surabaya of east Java and two in Manado of North Sulawesi, Director General of Disease Control and Environmental Health of the ministry Tjandra Yoga Aditama said in the statement.
Police found Rev Frans Koagow, 64, and his wife Femy Kumendong, 73, at their home, dead, killed with machetes. The couple lived in Manado, capital of North Sulawesi province, where a majority of Sulawesi Island Christians live. Most local Christians are Protestant.
An aftershock measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale jolted Talaud district in North Sulawesi province, on Saturday at 1.30 pm local time. The quake's epicenter was located at 4.02 degrees northern latitude and 126.86 degrees eastern longitude, 132 km northeast of Melonguane, Talaud District, at a depth of 10 km below sea level, information of the Manado meteorological, geophysics, and climatology office, said here on Saturday.
Bisnis.com reports that Garuda Indonesia will open 18 new regional routes commencing January 16, 2009. Pujobroto, the Airline's Corporate Vice-President, depicted the opening of the new routes as part of Garuda's overall growth plan. "The development of the new routes will be supported by 14 new Boeing 737NG that will begin gradually arriving in mid-2009," explained the Garuda official.
Indonesian Christians have celebrated Christmas in a smooth and peaceful way across the country, with tight security measures in place ensuring no major incidents occurred. Christmas celebrations in some cities of the largest Muslim country from Wednesday evening through Thursday morning ran smoothly, peacefully and solemnly without any security disturbances, local press reported on Friday.
Bisnis.com reports that Indonesia's Minister of Culture and Tourism, Jero Wacik, has called on Garuda Indonesia to increase flight frequencies between Denpasar and Melbourne from four times a week to five in order to meet strong market demand. "The route Denpasar-Melbourne is always packed with passengers, we need to add flight frequencies," explained Minister Wacik in remarks made at the opening of the Indonesian Tourism and Travel Fair 2008 in Jakarta.
A powerful earthquake rattled the central Maluku region on Thursday morning, briefly triggering a tsunami alert and sending panicked residents fleeing from homes and buildings, officials said. The quake had a preliminary magnitude of 6.6 and struck 85 kilometers beneath the Molucca Sea, the U.S. Geological Survey. Indonesia's seismological agency put the magnitude at 7.6 and immediately issued a tsunami alert over the radio and television. It was revoked one hour later after the threat had passed.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 on the Richter Scale hit northeast of the city of Manado, in the border region with the Philippines. The magnitude of the quake directly triggered a fourth tsunami-alarm in less than 24 hours in the Indonesian archipelago. Outside that alarm there is no information yet about damage or casualties.
A strong earthquake rocked northern Sulawesi on Thursday, sending residents fleeing from their swaying homes and other buildings according to authorities and witnesses. There were no direct reports of damage or victims. The earthquake, with a preliminary magnitude of 7.0 on the Richter scale, triggered a tsunami warning but this was quickly lifted after it became clear that there were no destructive waves generated during the earthquake.
Communities in Indonesia will soon be able to familiarize themselves with new government-initiated internet kiosks at post offices featuring at least four desktop computers, a scanner, a printer and a digital camera. In a drive to provide communities with greater access to the internet for educational and entrepreneurial purposes, the kiosks were jointly created by the Ministry of Communication and Information and state-owned PT. Pos Indonesia.
Fishermen in Indonesia have captured a rare coelacanth fish in the waters off Sulawesi. The fish, which is about one meter long, was caught in the nets of fishermen just north of Manado. It died a few hours later. Coelacanth are known to be one of the oldest species of fish in the world.
A Garuda jetliner with 142 people on board made an emergency landing at the airport of Makassar, South Sulawesi earlier today after a problem developed with one of it's wheels. Flight GA 602 was carrying 134 passengers and eight crew and had departed from Jakarta to fly to Manado in North Sulawesi. "The plane has finally landed smoothly. All passengers on board the plane were fine," said Yan Daulina, spokesman of Hasanuddin airport in Makassar.
Budget carrier Adam Air has grounded six of it's Boeing 737-300 planes. They should have their safety inspection first after one of it's aircrafts fuselage broke during a rough landing at Surabaya's Juanda airport an official of the airline said today. All Boeings 737-300, almost one third of the entire airlines fleet, will not fly until they had passed the governments safety inspection, as was said by Hartono, safety director of Adam Air.
Adam Air plane flying from Jakarta to East Java capital of Surabaya posed hard landing at Juanda international airport in the East Java's city, a report says. MetroTV television reported that the incident caused two following flights to the airport transferred to Ngurah Rai International airport in Denpasar, the provincial capital of Bali resort island.
Adam Skyconnection Airlines said the Jan. 1 crash of one of its aircraft will not affect expansion plans as the Indonesian budget carrier will pursue adding 60 planes within five years and searching for a strategic investor. The airline also plans to lease 10 Boeing 737 planes this year, bringing its total fleet to 32, according to the company's president director, Adam Suherman, whose family owns the Jakarta- based carrier.
Adam Air Monday promised to give 500 million rupiah (42.500 euro) compensation to each passenger of its plane, which has disappeared since Jan. 1 when it was on its way from East Java's capital of Surabaya to North Sulawesi's capital of Manado. The plane has disappeared together with its 92 passengers and 10 crew members.
One child was killed and five people were injured in a violent earthquake that rocked north Sulawesi Island in Indonesia Sunday night. The epicenter was in the Molucca Sea at 1927 (1127 GMT), some 160km (100 miles) south-east of the city of Manado. The earthquake, which measured 6.5 on the Richter scale, was centered some 51km under the seabed, the Indonesian Antara news agency reported here Monday.
A strong earthquake of magnitude 7.3 shook buildings in this provincial capital in Indonesia's northern Sulawesi island on Sunday and sent residents fleeing from their homes, a Reuters eyewitness said. "You could feel shaking up and down and to the left and right," he said. "People panicked and ran out of their homes. They are still outside their homes," he said about 30 minutes after the quake struck in the Molucca Sea about 165 km (100 miles) to the east of Manado near the northern tip of Sulawesi.
A landslide triggered by heavy rains struck a remote island in north-east Indonesia, killing at least 28 people and displacing more than 3,000 others in three villages, an official said yesterday. The floods hit Tahuna, district capital of the Sangihe islands, about 250km north of the North Sulawesi provincial capital Manado, at about 2am last Friday.
Indonesian rescue workers scouring the seas for a commercial airliner that went missing two weeks ago have found a fuel spill believed to be from the doomed jet, an official said on Monday. Small pieces of the Adam Air Boeing 737-400 that vanished from radar screens on New Year's Day with 102 people aboard have been found in the past few days floating in the sea or washed up on beaches off the west coast of Sulawesi island.
A fisherman found a piece of a Boeing 737 that disappeared more than 10 days ago, the first hard evidence that the plane carrying 102 people had crashed into the sea off Sulawesi, a top search official said Thursday. The piece of tail from Adam Air Flight KI-574 was recovered Wednesday in the Makassar Strait, 185 miles off Sulawesi Island's coast, said Eddy Suyanto, the head of search and rescue operations.
A jet plane from Canada arrived at Hasanuddin airport in Makassar, South Sulawesi, on Tuesday, to participate in the search for an Adam Air jetliner that went missing while flying from Java to Manado, North Sulawesi, last week, with 102 people on board. The air base`s spokesman, Captain Mulyadi, confirmed a King Air-200 with call sign N-857 from Canada had arrived here with three crew members.
A U.S. navy ship is set to join on Tuesday the search for an Indonesian airliner with 102 people on board missing for the past eight days, with the hunt focusing on a large metal object detected deep on the sea bed. The object was discovered on Monday by Indonesian ships with sonar technology about 1,000 metres (1,150 yards) under the ocean north of Mamuju in West Sulawesi province.
As many as 700 personnel from the Army, the Navy, the Air Force and the Police were sent to Rantepau (South Sulawesi) and Mamuju in (West Sulawesi) to help search for the Adam Air`s missing plane. The armed personnel were seen off by the coordinator of the SAR Mission (an intergrated SAR team) Air Commodore Eddy Suyanto from the Hasanuddin airbase in South Sulawesi provincial capital of Makassar on Sunday.
As an immense search for Indonesia's missing passenger plane intensified on Sunday, records show that a string of aircraft have never been found in the archipelago nation after disappearing. The Adam Air plane with 102 passengers and crew vanished off radar screens on January 1, halfway through a flight from Surabaya on Java island to Manado on the northeast tip of Sulawesi island.
It was a fairly normal beginning of the new year, for as far the first day of the year can be a normal one. The sun was shining here and the weather looked good for the day. Maybe a little bit strange, since we are in the middle of the wet season here so in fact we have to expect a lot of rain almost every single day now. The weather is slightly strange since there is really bad weather of the Java Sea. From Southern Sumatra until as far east at the Moluccan Spice Islands the weather is bad; very high waves, strong winds and a lot of rain are pounding the area. At first you think that that is not a big deal there out at sea, at least there will be no victims in flash floods, landslides and other misery that comes with the wet season in Indonesia.
Indonesia Saturday denied there has been discrimination in the rescue efforts pertaining to two transport mishaps in the republic recently. Indonesian Vice-President Jusuf Kalla said the authorities had worked hard to search for and rescue passengers of a ferry, KN Senopati Nusantara, that sank in Central Java waters and an Adam Air aircraft that went missing in the air space over the Sulawesi islands.
A jetliner with 102 people aboard that disappeared after encountering 80 mph winds over northern Indonesian waters twice changed course, an official said, as authorities widened the search Friday for the Boeing 737. A U.S. National Transportation Safety Board team arrived to help investigate the apparent crash of Adam Air Flight KI-574, which disappeared from the radar Monday near the Sulawesi coastal town of Majene without issuing a mayday.
The United States will assist the search for an Adam Air Boeing 737-400 plane which went missing in West Sulawesi waters on Monday afternoon through satellite imaging devices placed around the assumed crash site. "They will assist through satellite imaging," Commander of the Indonesian Defence Force (TNI) Marshal Djoko Suyanto said when ANTARA News asked for a confirmation here Thursday.
Adam Air Flight KI-574 took off on New Year's Day with 102 people. An hour into what should have been a short hop between islands, the pilot reported heavy winds. Then the plane vanished, sparking a massive search. Thousands of soldiers battled rugged jungle terrain, a fleet of aircraft took to the skies and ships scoured the sea for a third day Thursday, spanning a 28,000-square-mile area - roughly the size of Ireland, or the U.S. state of California. But by nightfall they had found no trace of the Boeing 737.
It's been four days since budget carrier Adam Air's Flight 574 disappeared over the Indonesian archipelago, and despite a search and rescue effort involving ships, planes and ground patrols, authorities are no closer to finding the wreckage or any possible survivors. The Boeing 737-400, which took off from Indonesia's main island of Java en route to the popular diving destination of Manado with 102 people on board, emitted a signal from its emergency beacon over the mountainous island of Sulawesi before dropping out of sight on New Year's Day.
Furious media accused authorities Wednesday of lying after officials erroneously reported that rescuers had found wreckage and survivors from a missing airliner carrying 102 people. "The people have been lied to," said the Pikiran Umum daily, as search and rescue teams hunted for the plane which vanished off radar screens Monday en route from central Java island to the island of Sulawesi.
Search teams will Wednesday scan the seas off the island of Sulawesi for a plane which went missing with 102 people on board, officials said after reports the wreckage had been found on the island proved false. The Adam Air plane with 96 passengers and six crew on board vanished from air traffic control radar screens Monday. The Boeing 737-400 had sent distress signals an hour after taking off from Java island en route to Sulawesi.
[Update] 02 January 2007 21:05 WIB - Earlier message on this page concerning incorrect information about the fact that the plane had been found has been replaced with a message that the plane has not been found until now. Earlier messages proved to be wrong.
[Update] 02 January 2007 20:37 WIB - Senior Indonesian officials said on Tuesday reports that an airliner with 102 people on board had been found on Sulawesi island were wrong, and the plane was still missing. Officials had earlier said that wreckage of the Adam Air plane had been found after it had crashed into the mountains in heavy rain. There were reports 12 people had survived the crash.
Adam Air has released a list of names of people on board of the still missing flight KI-574 operated by Adam Air. Four members of the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) and a newly-wed couple were among passengers of missing Adam Air plane plying Jakarta-Surabaya-Manado route on Monday, reports said. Two of the four military personnel were middle-ranking officers who were tasked in Manado naval base, Eastern Fleet command`s spokesman Lt. Col. Tony Syaiful said.
A number of relatives of passengers of the missing Adam Air aircraft were on Monday busy seeking information on the whereabouts of the ill-fated aircraft which lost contact with air control in Makassar at 14:07 while on its way to Manado, North Sulewesi, from Surabaya, East Java. Reports from Manado said a number of people related to passsengers on the missing plane came to Sam Ratulangi Airport on Monday evening to enquire about the aircraft`s whereabouts at the Adam Air ticket sales counter.
AN Indonesian passenger plane carrying 102 people was feared to have crashed after it disappeared in stormy weather yesterday. Rescue teams were sent to search an area where military aviation officials said the Boeing 737-400 may have crashed. The transport minister, Hatta Radjasa, said a distress signal was picked up over Sulawesi, a major island in the Indonesian archipelago, about 500 miles from the Adam Air flight's destination. It was unknown if the aircraft disappeared over sea or land.
The Boeing 737-400 belonging to Adam Air airline company which went missing on a flight from Surabaya to Manado on Monday afternoon was reported to be still air worthy. "The certificate of its airworthiness will expire on January 19, 2009," Director General of Air Transportation Muhammad Ikhsan said in a press conference at the Sheraton Hotel of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport on Monday evening.
A passenger plane lost contact with flight controllers Monday as it flew between Java and Sulawesi islands, officials said. Aviation authorities are unable to contact Adam Air flight KI-774, Gunawan Suherman, Adam Air's chief executive, told The Associated Press.
A strong undersea earthquake shook northeastern Indonesia late on Tuesday but there was no danger of a tsunami because of its depth, an official at the country's meteorology agency said. The quake, of magnitude 6.5, struck at 10:48 pm (1548 GMT) on Tuesday, 252 km (157 miles) north east of the city of Manado on the island of Sulawesi at a depth of 237 km, Benny, an official at Indonesia's meteorology and geophysical centre, said by telephone on Wednesday.


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It has been another disappointing day for the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 (Index: ^AXJO) (ASX: XJO) on Thursday. In afternoon trade the index is down 0.5% to 6,064 points.
The Auscann Group Holdings Ltd (ASX: AC8) share price is down a further 10% to $1.46. Traders appear to be taking profit after pot stocks rocketed higher following changes to medicinal cannabis export regulations by the Federal Government. AusCann's shares are still up 78% year-to-date even after two consecutive days of heavy declines.
The Blackmores Limited (ASX: BKL) share price has fallen almost 6% to $153.75 despite there being no news out of the health supplements company or broker notes that I am aware of. While the sell-off is disappointing for existing shareholders, I think it could be an opportunity for non-shareholders to get hold of its shares at a fairer price.
The Carsales.Com Ltd (ASX: CAR) share price is down 5% to $14.27 following the release of a negative broker note out of Credit Suisse. According to the note, the broker has downgraded Carsales.com's shares to an underperform rating from neutral. Last month UBS also downgraded the car listings company's shares to a sell rating amid concerns that too much growth had been baked into its share price.
The Galaxy Resources Limited (ASX: GXY) share price has plunged over 7% to $4.13. The majority of the lithium miners have sunk lower today as traders take profit off the table. Prior to today Galaxy Resources' shares had gained over 30% in the space of just one month. I think the lithium miner is a great long-term investment option, but I would hold off an investment until things settle.
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There were two sources of inspiration for When the Veil Becomes the Apron: a 1930s Hotpoint Electric Cookbook for content and a facsimile of a Victorian children's pop-up book (A Day in the Zoo) for structure. My impressions of life in the 1930s changed after researching this decade through Good Housekeeping. It was not yet a fully consumer culture. There were hints at emerging women's emancipation. The narrative is drawn from somewhat conflicting articles and advertisements resulting in Happy Hotpoint's Helpful Hints of six kitchen recommendations for a successful marriage. The introduction of many so-called labor-saving devices did not, in fact, reduce the time required to attend to housewife duties. As the equipment reduced time to do some chores, the time was then filled with tackling the increasing complexities of the chores, including cookery with more recipes using a greater variety of ingredients. Facsimiles of related ephemera sit on the back side of the panels.
Dimensions (WxH) or (WxHxD) 5.5 x 9 x 2 inches closed. Extends out to 33 inches.
Elsi Vassdal Ellis has been teaching design production and book arts at Western Washington University since 1977. She established EVE Press in 1983 with her first offset edition; letterpress in 1990; and digital in 1996. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is housed in many public and private collections. Since 1983 she has produced over 130 editions and 127 unique books employing a variety of reproduction techniques and materials. Her work is permanently housed in many public collections including the National Museum of Women in the Arts, New York City Public Library, Ruth and Marvin Sackner Archive of Concrete and Visual Poetry, Grabhorn Collection in the San Francisco Public Library, and Arts of the Book Collection in the Yale University Library.


Jeff Suppan has been a major-league pitcher for 16 years and is probably the best baseball player produced by Encino Crespi. He also has been a loyal Celt, contributing money and time to the Celts' program long after he graduated in 1993.
So it is a stunning public-relations blunder on the part of Crespi that his nephew, incoming freshman pitcher-shortstop Dylan Suppan, won't be arriving at Crespi to begin classes this week. Instead, he's expected to enroll at rival West Hills Chaminade.
Suppan had been working out with Crespi during the summer, then suddenly stopped. His father, Mike, is a Crespi teacher. Mike Suppan declined comment, but Crespi's administration apparently did away with allowing children of faculty to attend school for free, and Chaminade came forward with a better offer.
Suppan is highly regarded as a pitcher and hitter. "I saw him throw this summer, and he looked real good," Chaminade Coach Frank Mutz said.
Also at Chaminade is Chad Gubicza, the son of former Kansas City Royals pitcher Mark Gubicza, so the Eagles are going to have some big names to turn to.
The issue of a Suppan not going to Crespi is so sensitive that Celts Coach Scott Muckey said, "You'll have to talk to them about that."
The alumni might want to have a talk with the school administration. If a Suppan decides not to go to Crespi, something is wrong.


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Civics 101
Civics 101 Guidelines
Want to argue about politics? Healthcare reform? Taxes? Governments? You've come to the right place!
Try to keep it civil though. The rules still apply here.
Michael Mann vs. Competitive Enterprise Institute, et al.,
John Reece
tWebber
Amens Received: 0
This thread is devoted to the litigation of Michael Mann vs. the Competitive Enterprise Institute and Rand Simberg.
The following is a copy of the INTRODUCTION section of the Brief of Appellants Competitive Enterprise Institute and Rand Simberg
This case implicates nothing less than the District of Columbia's commitment to "the principle that debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide-open, and that it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials" and public figures. New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254, 270 (1964); see also Curtis Publishing Co. v. Butts, 388 US 130, 155 (1967). Few debates are more consequential than that over the public-policy response to climate change. And underlying that debate is a scientific question: whether the Twentieth Century experienced anomalous warming, suggesting worse to come absent enormous reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, or whether it was within the range of normal, historical variation in temperature, suggesting that expensive remedial measures may cause more harm than good. Plaintiff Michael Mann asserts his research reconstructing historical temperatures from measurements of tree rings, ice cores, and the like puts that question to rest and makes the case for immediate and aggressive action. Many disagree, arguing that his and other climate scientists' statistical models are biased in favor of the catastrophic view. That criticism received substantial support from the "Climategate" scandal, which disclosed emails showing that Dr. Mann and other climate scientists used techniques that exaggerated the threat of global warming—including, most notoriously, a statistical "trick" devised by Dr. Mann to "hide the decline" in temperatures—and sought to blackball dissenting views within their field. Frustrated by Climategate's impact on the climate change debate, Dr. Mann's brought this lawsuit to, in his own words, "fight back against the attacks" by "groups seeking to discredit the case for concern over climate change."
Dr. Mann's lawsuit is premised on a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of scientific progress and a misapplication of decades of constitutional and common law. He argues that, because his research has supposedly been "exonerated" by the government, any vigorous challenge to it is false and defamatory. But that's not how science or the First Amendment works. Scientific progress depends on skepticism, the willingness to challenge received wisdom in search of truth. Likewise, "the basis of the First Amendment is the hypothesis that speech can rebut speech, propaganda will answer propaganda, free debate of ideas will result in the wisest governmental policies." Dennis v. United States, 341 U.S. 494, 503 (1951). Thus, our progress depends on the free exchange of ideas, especially those ideas that may be unpopular or buck the "consensus" view. Mann's belief that once a "consensus" has been reached, or a view has been endorsed by the government, any disagreement with it is an illegitimate attack unworthy of First Amendment protection contradicts the history of scientific progress from the ancient Greeks to the present and our Nation's deeply held commitment to free expression as the means of achieving that progress.
Dr. Mann may be sincere in his calls for urgent political action to limit greenhouse gas emissions and his warnings that failure to act may spell catastrophe. But "[f]ear of serious injury cannot alone justify suppression of free speech and assembly. Men feared witches and burnt women. It is the function of speech to free men from the bondage of irrational fears." Whitney v. California, 274 U.S. 357, 376 (1927) (Brandeis, J., concurring). Or where those fears are rational, to confirm them. In the American system, speech is how we distinguish between the two. The Court should reaffirm that principle and dismiss this case.
Last edited by John Reece; 08-10-2014, 10:18 AM.
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Mark Steyn has filed an Amicus Curiae Brief in support of neither party in Michael Mann's lawsuit against Competitive Enterprise Institute, et al. and National Review. The Amicus Curiae states that "Mark Steyn brings this brief in support of neither affirmance or reversal, but instead in support of an expeditious ruling on this matter."
Read the brief here.
I just finished reading The Hockey Stick Illusion: Climategate and the Corruption of Science, by A. W. Montford, which consists of 496 pages of meticulously documented information about Steve McIntyre's diligent and talented work seeking to replicate Michael Mann's Hockey Stick, as all the while Mann et al. steadfastly refused to release the data and computer code necessary for a definitive replication. McIntyre was quite experienced and well qualified to analyze as well as possible Mann's work, without having access to the actual data and code withheld by Mann and all his colleagues. It's quite a saga, revealing much about the character and conduct of Mann, his associates, and other personnel employed by the IPCC. So, it was with great interest that I just now found McIntyre's Author Archives page, from which the following is an extract.
From Climate Audit
Misrepresentations and the Tainted Narrative of Mann's Complaint
In a recent post, I observed that Mann's Statement of Claim contained a bizarre misrepresentation about the nature of Mann's research, as it falsely credited Mann with being "one of the first" to document the increase in 20th century temperatures. Reader PhilH, a retired judge, observed that, on its own, the misrepresentation was merely odd and that it would have significance for the pleadings only if it could be connected to the narrative of the case. In today's post, I'll try to do exactly that. [...]
In my opinion, Mann's wild and reckless allegation that CEI and National Review had made a "deliberate attempt to hide information" does not have a shred of justification.
On the other hand, Mann and his lawyers falsely claimed that Mann had been "one of the first to document the steady rise in surface temperatures during the 20th Century and the steep increase in measured temperatures since the 1950s" and that "as a result of this research, Dr. Mann and his colleagues were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize." (The latter false representation has been removed in the Amendment, but not the former.) These claims connected with a narrative that later prominently featured an EPA statement concluded that allegations that "temperature data and trends" were a "myth", a statement that might also have been inconsequentially irrelevant, except for the prior misrepresentation of Mann's research as being about temperature data. Further, Mann's lawyers also purported to connect allegations in the CEI petition of manipulation of temperature data to controversy about Mann by falsely claiming that CEI had included Mann in their accusation of manipulation of "temperature data".
That Mann's lawyers have made misrepresentations to the Court is beyond dispute. (Even Nick Stokes concedes the misrepresentation about the nature of Mann's work.)
But whereas Mann's lawyers made the further defamatory allegation that CEI and National Review had "deliberate[ly]" attempted to hide information from the Court, it seems more charitable to presume that Mann's lawyers did not "deliberately" mislead the Court about the nature of Mann's research or the supposed links between EPA statements about "temperature data and trends" and Mann's work, because they incorrectly believed that Mann's research was about temperature data. After all, Sarah Palin made the same mistake about Climategate emails.
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The political and economic changes of 2018 confirmed that global mobility needs to be a focal point in 2019. As the year unfolds, there are critical areas of change within global mobility that our team at CapRelo is facing head on.
Any major tax and political change can quickly prompt a sudden need to stabilize assignments. Anticipating external changes, and identifying the potential risks and rewards, is the best way to maintain the strength of a global mobility policy. While CapRelo works with our clients to identify and address external influences, we also look to both our clients' overall goals and those of their employees to ensure the success of assignments.
Another trend we are prepared to encounter in 2019 is the increase in junior professionals who are embracing global mobility. With the mobility population becoming younger, it is important to understand that this is a generation that is more inclined to travel, especially as many have few ties to keep them from doing so. As these young professionals become a larger influencer on global mobility policy, it is crucial to adapt to their desire to experience culture, seeking a more authentic experience rather than a gated expat community. Focusing on the emerging destinations of 2019, such as India, Brazil, and Thailand, will serve to prepare us for the global mobility trends to come.
Innovation continues to be one of the most important areas for global mobility professionals to conquer in 2019. With digital technology at the forefront of our service delivery model, a brand new website and our employee-focused mobility management software solution, CapRelo's adaptive technology continues to meet this fundamental demand of 2019.
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This apartment is in the Jefferson neighborhood in Ogden. Nearby parks include Jefferson Park, Orchard Park and Marshall White Park.
341 32nd St has a Walk Score of 74 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Cute upstairs 2 bedroom 1 bath - Cute upstairs 2 bedroom apartment in large converted home with character. Spacious rooms with a lot of natural light. Close to everything, grocery, shopping, theaters, restaurants, hospital, Weber State University, public transportation. One closet per bedroom plus spacious closet off living room.
Pets welcome with an additional deposit and monthly pet rent.
* Move in special half off first month's rent.
Pets - Yes with additional deposit and pet rent.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 341 32nd St.
341 32nd St has some transit which means a few nearby public transportation options.
341 32nd St is in the Jefferson neighborhood. Jefferson is the 2nd most walkable neighborhood in Ogden with a neighborhood Walk Score of 70.


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import React from 'react';

import { render, fireEvent, screen } from '@testing-library/react';

import { WithMenus } from './HeaderCellRenderer.component.stories';

describe('HeaderCellRenderer', () => {
	it('should open menu', () => {
		render(<WithMenus />);
		fireEvent.click(screen.getAllByRole('button')[1]);
		expect(screen.getByText('MY MENU')).toBeVisible();
	});
});


Senior Director of BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management.
Over 25 years' experience, working in agency, investment consulting and banking and finance within BNP Paribas Real Estate. Worked as an expert witness on major development projects in Central London.
Chair of Trustees of BNP Paribas Real Estate UK Pension Fund.


Essays and articles from V2_ books, interviews with artists, and various writings about V2_ activities, including reviews of events and exhibitions. This page displays the last additions or changes.
Introduction to the publication "TechnoMorphica" that was edited and published by V2_ in 1997.
Texts from the original Strategic Arts Initiative catalogue from 1986, by Derrick de Kerckhove and the participating artists.
Essay by Gregory Whitehead, published in "Book for the Unstable Media," 1992.
Concept, list of works and descriptions of the Blowup: Speculative Realities exhibition, as published in the ebook.
"Squids, elementen van de techno-zoösemiotiek. Een les in fabulatoire epistemologie van het Wetenschappelijk Instituut voor Paranaturalistisch Onderzoek" is the Dutch translation of an essay by Louis Bec, for "Technomporphica" (1997).
Interview with the commissioned artists of Speculative Realities by Michelle Kasprzak, as published in the ebook.
Programme guide for the 2007 Dutch Electronic Art Festival.
Reader for the participants of the Data Perception workshop at DEAF03 (2003).
V2_ hosted a show on Operator Radio on Thursday 7 February 2019.


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Mark Cuban Slams SEC Chair Gensler Over Investor Protection, Says SEC's Rules 'Near Impossible' to Follow
Shark Tank star and the owner of the NBA team Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban, has called SEC Chairman Gary Gensler out on his "investor protection" focus. Cuban said the SEC has made its regulation unclear and "near impossible" for anyone to follow, asserting that "Regulation through litigation traps all the people who can't afford a lawyer, accountant or advisor."
Mark Cuban Calls SEC's Investor Protection Focus 'Bullshit'
The chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Gary Gensler, has repeatedly said the commission's main focus is investor protection. Reiterating this goal, he tweeted Tuesday: "The spirit of the law is about protecting investors. Our rigorous enforcement regime is about following the facts and the law, wherever they may lead, on behalf of investors and working families."
Shark Tank star and the owner of the NBA team Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban, called Gensler out. "This is such bullshit. You didn't start the BS, pls don't continue it," he tweeted. "If you were working on behalf of investors you make it easy for questions by investors and businesspeople to be asked and answered. You make it near impossible. Those [who] can't afford lawyers can only guess."
In the same Twitter thread, Gensler also wrote: "If someone asks a lawyer, accountant, or adviser if something is over the line, maybe it's time to step back from the line. Going right up to the edge of a rule or searching for some ambiguity in the text or a footnote may not be consistent w/ the law & its purpose."
The SEC chairman added: "This includes deceptive conduct by private funds, offering or accounting frauds, insider trading, market manipulation, failures to act in retail customers' best interests, reporting violations, best execution and fiduciary violations, or any other form of misconduct."
Cuban replied:
How about making the lines bright and clear so people know what the rules are? The problem isn't that people are looking for grey areas, it's that there rarely are defined rules. Regulation through litigation traps all the people who can't afford a lawyer, accountant or advisor.
That Shark Tank star further tweeted, "When you talk about stepping over the line. Take a look at the SEC first."
The billionaire investor additionally noted: "Ask any retail investor to define insider trading, your lawyers rarely agree, how can they know? Why won't the SEC honor the right to a jury trial? 'The risk doesn't leave the system' is your best line Gary. The risk in dealing with the SEC, is always because of your system." Cuban continued:
Ask yourself why are there thousands of lawyers at the SEC? Lawyers want to litigate. In EVERY business, if you need a lawyer to fix a problem, you have a big problem. Why doesn't the SEC have thousands of people working to make sure there isn't a need for thousands of lawyers?
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When was the last time you were on a really good website? What about a bad one? Most of us are much more likely to remember the bad one, at least long enough to moan about it to someone we know. It's just human nature. Of course lots of companies regularly audit their sites and conduct user experience research, adapting and testing their websites to achieve the best results. But, if you are not one of those, or haven't assessed your site for a while, perhaps now would be a good time to put it on the resolutions list.
Ask around – how many people actually go beyond the first page of search results? If your poll is anything like ours, the answer is, not many. If you don't find what you are looking for straight away, often you'll just change what you are looking for. If you agree, you'll also agree that being visible on the first page is essential. Achieving that takes planning, research and commitment. Great SEO is an on-going process that cannot be left to chance. Instead, it needs to be nurtured to grow. Only with the attention it deserves can you hope to improve or maintain your SEO ranking…is it on your list yet?


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Thank You is the eighth studio album by English new wave band Duran Duran. It was released on 4 April 1995 by Parlophone. Consisting of cover versions, the album performed moderately on the charts, reaching number 12 on the UK Albums Chart and number 19 on the US Billboard 200, but received negative reviews from critics.

The title track, ("Thank You", originally by Led Zeppelin) originally appeared in an edited form (5:06) on the soundtrack to the 1994 film With Honors. A still shorter edit (4:32) later appeared on Encomium: A Tribute to Led Zeppelin, a month before the full version was included on this album.

Critical reception

The two singles from the album were covers of Grandmaster Melle Mel's "White Lines (Don't Don't Do It)" and Lou Reed's "Perfect Day". "Lay Lady Lay" was a single in Italy and in Spain.

J. D. Considine of Rolling Stone said "[S]ome of the ideas at play here are stunningly wrongheaded, like the easy-listening arrangement given Elvis Costello's "Watching the Detectives" or the version of Zeppelin's "Thank You" that sounds like the band is covering Chris DeBurgh. But it takes a certain demented genius to recognize Iggy Pop's "Success" as the Gary Glitter tune it was meant to be or to redo "911 Is a Joke" so it sounds more like Beck than like Public Enemy."

In 2006, the album was declared the worst album of all time by Q magazine.

"Perfect Day" was the first single from Thank You and became a moderate hit, peaking at number 28 on the British singles chart. In the U.S. the song narrowly failed to crack the Billboard Hot 100, only reaching as high as #101 from 24 June to 8 July 1995. The B-side of the single was a version of The Velvet Underground's song "Femme Fatale", previously available in 1993, on Duran Duran's The Wedding Album.

Lou Reed said on the electronic press kit that accompanied the album that Duran Duran's version of "Perfect Day" was "The best cover ever completed of one of my own songs".

Track listing

Personnel
Duran Duran
 Warren Cuccurullo – guitar, production
 Simon Le Bon – vocals, production
 Nick Rhodes – keyboards, production
 John Taylor – bass guitar, production

Additional musicians

 Roger Taylor – drums on "Perfect Day" and "Watching the Detectives"
 Steve Ferrone – drums on "White Lines" and "Crystal Ship"
 Tony Thompson – drums on "I Wanna Take You Higher"
 Anthony J. Resta – drums on "White Lines", "Lay Lady Lay", "911 Is a Joke", "Ball of Confusion" and "I Wanna Take You Higher Again"
 Terry Bozzio – drums on "Success", "Thank You" and "Drive By"
 Abe Laboriel Jr. – drums on "Lay Lady Lay" and "I Wanna Take You Higher Again"
 John Jones - additional keyboards, guitars, and vocals
 Jonathan Elias – Moog synthesizer on "Crystal Ship"
 Bruce Dukov – violin
 Henry Ferber – violin strings
 Ron Folsom – violin strings
 Armen Garabedian – violin strings
 Berj Garabedian – violin strings
 Michelle Kikuchi-Richards – violin strings
 Joy Lyle – violin strings
 Maria Newman – violin strings
 Pamela Goldsmith – viola
 Scott Haupert – viola
 Suzi Katayama – cello
 Lee Oskar – harmonica on "Watching the Detectives" and "I Wanna Take You Higher"
 Flo & Eddie – background vocals on "Success"
 Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five – background vocals on "White Lines" and "I Wanna Take You Higher"
 Grandmaster Melle Mel – background vocals, rapping on "White Lines"
 Curtis King – background vocals on "I Wanna Take You Higher"
 Lamya – background vocals on "White Lines" "I Wanna Take You Higher" and "Drive By"
 Maxanne Lewis – background vocals on "Ball of Confusion"
 Tessa Niles – background vocals on "Perfect Day" and "Watching the Detectives"

Technical

John Jones – producing, audio engineering, mixing, programming
Anthoy J. Resta – production, engineering, mixing, programming
Steve Churchyard – engineering
Avril McCintosh – engineering
Ken Scott – engineering
Tony Taverner – engineering
Jason Corsaro – mixing
David Richards – mixing
Tim Palmer – mixing
Bob St. John – mixing, production
 Mark Tinley – programming
 Tim Young – mastering

Charts

Certifications

References

External links

1995 albums
Albums produced by John Jones (record producer)
Capitol Records albums
Covers albums
Duran Duran albums
EMI Records albums
Parlophone albums


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Graph visualization is a way of representing structural information as diagrams of abstract graphs and networks. It has important applications in networking, bioinformatics, software engineering, database and web design, machine learning, and in visual interfaces for other technical domains.
During our research we observed a Null pointer dereference in function agroot() of graphml2gv binary.
During our research on graphviz, when bind_node() is called in graphml2gv.c this calls another function agnode() in node.c with argument G (used for current graph ) and received as Agraph_t * g for root node this calls function agroot() with argument Agraph_t * g in obj.c.
In agroot(), when switch statement is executing condition (AGTYPE(obj)) where AGTYPE is #defined as (AGTAG(obj).objtype) and AGTAG is #defined as (((Agobj_t*)(obj))->tag) here obj is pointing to null and it triggers the null pointer dereference.


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using Compose, Base.Test
import Cairo

### The Immerse backend
srf = Cairo.CairoImageSurface(10, 10, Cairo.FORMAT_RGB24)
ctx = compose(compose(context(), rectangle(0.0w, 0.0h, 0.8w, 0.7h, :rect)), fill("tomato"))
be = Compose.ImmerseBackend(srf)
draw(be, ctx)
@test be.coords[:rect][2] == Compose.UnitBox{Float64,Float64,Float64,Float64}(0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0)

### Finding tagged objects
typealias ContainersWithChildren Union{Context,Compose.Table}
typealias Iterables Union{ContainersWithChildren, AbstractArray}

iterable(ctx::ContainersWithChildren) = ctx.children
iterable(a::AbstractArray) = a

function find_tagged(root)
    handles = Dict{Symbol,Context}()
    find_tagged!(handles, root)
end

function find_tagged!(handles, obj::Iterables)
    for item in iterable(obj)
        if has_tag(item)
            handles[item.tag] = obj
        else
            find_tagged!(handles, item)
        end
    end
    handles
end

function find_tagged!(handles, obj::Context)
    for item in obj.form_children
        if has_tag(item)
            handles[item.tag] = obj
        end
    end
    for item in obj.container_children
        find_tagged!(handles, item)
    end
    handles
end

find_tagged!(handles, obj) = obj

has_tag(form::Compose.Form, tag) = form.tag == tag
has_tag(form::Compose.Form)      = form.tag != Compose.empty_tag

has_tag(obj, tag) = false
has_tag(obj)      = false

@test find_tagged(ctx)[:rect] == ctx

### Coordinate computations
function absolute_to_data(x, y, transform, unit_box, parent_box)
    xt, yt = invert_transform(transform, x, y)
    (unit_box.x0 + unit_box.width *(xt-parent_box.x0[1])/Measures.width(parent_box),
     unit_box.y0 + unit_box.height*(yt-parent_box.x0[2])/Measures.height(parent_box))
end

invert_transform(::Compose.IdentityTransform, x, y) = x, y

function invert_transform(t::Compose.MatrixTransform, x, y)
    @assert t.M[3,1] == t.M[3,2] == 0
    xyt = t.M\[x, y, 1.0]
    xyt[1], xyt[2]
end

box, units, transform = be.coords[:rect]
xd, yd = absolute_to_data(0.5mm, 0.5mm, transform, units, box)
@test_approx_eq_eps xd 0.1417 0.0001


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Belle Fourche High School alumni can relive their experiences from high school by sharing memories and pictures, reconnecting with those alumni listed, and more.
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"Bull Pen" Restaurant located Hwy 85 South of Belle Fourche. Looking for volunteers to "MC" the program at the dinner and volunteers to organize a float in the 4th of July Parade working with Theme of "50 years" as classmates and the theme of the 4th July Parade in 2010. Deliah Niedert Meyers has the menu planned with the staff at the "Bull Pen".We will need the numbers of people for the menu plan. The menu offered #1-Buffet-$8.95/person (Ground Beef Sandwich, P. Chips, Salads- Macaroni and Potato Salad) Menu #2- $12.95/Person-(Roast Beef,Sliced Chicken, Ham Turkey, Mashed potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, Dinner Roll)Menu #3- $14.95/person(Beef Tips, Baked Potato, Corn, Dinner Roll, Salad)20 % Gratuity on final bill. If we have 50 people $250 rent on room waived.
JUly 2,2012 at the Pineslope Cemetary, Belle Fourche, SD, a memorial service will be held for Kenny Blythe who passed away December 21, 2011. Reception at Methodist Church in Belle Fourche held in conjunction with Allen Franke who at 1:00 P.M. July 2, 2012 for his mother is haveing a Memorial serice at 1:00 P.M. in Pineslope Cemetary in Belle Fourche,SD.
We would like anyone from those two classes come. Kenny Blythe Sister, Shirley Leden will be there and Allan Franke family. If you cannot be there. Kenny's sister, Shirley would love to hear from you and any memories you have of Kenny Blythe. Contact Janet A. Evans Jensen for E-mail address or home address. Same for Allen Franke for his mother.


This is a unique role new to Perth. It will underpin a scaling Construction Partner as part of a thriving complex commercial litigation team. This is an interesting dynamic of three Partners that are close knit and have a great rapore with each other.
This esteemed International requires a dispute resolution associate with an emphasis in construction and engineering. A keen interest in arbitration across SIAC and ICC would align well here. You will experience a range of forums with some of perth leading mentor figures. This is an opportunity to gain direct partner involvement in your development amidst a thiving and happy team.
Some dedicated construction disputes expereince at the tier one or two level.


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Q: how to dismiss a view that has been replaced by another one properly I have two views that are associated with the same div element:
MuSe.views.View1= Backbone.View.extend({
    el: "#applicationCanvas",
    ...

MuSe.views.View2= Backbone.View.extend({
    el: "#applicationCanvas",
    ...

I begin with rendering View1 and when the user terminates the interaction I want to replace everything with View2.
I would like to dismiss View1 properly (unbind it from the div #applicationCanvas so that the garbage collector can do its job) and to do so I call undelegateEvents() on it. I can't call remove() because I need #applicationCanvas for View2. I was wondering if calling undelegateEvents and replacing the entire dom subtree of #applicationCanvas was enough. What's your say?
Thanks
Update
along with undelegateEvents() I call stopListening() as well

A: OK, so.. according to the official backbone documentation what I do is perfectly allowed! Of course this could change with a new version of Backbone, so heads up!
Backbone's remove:
remove: function() {
  this.$el.remove();
  this.stopListening();
  return this;
},

what I did without calling remove:
view1.stopListening();
view1.undelegateEvents();
view2.render();           //<-- it will replace all the content


Today, 30 September 2015, the Commission is conducting a search and seizure (dawn raid) operation at the premises of four furniture removal companies: Stuttaford Van Lines (Pty) Ltd in Port Elizabeth and Bloemfontein; Pickfords Removals SA (Pty) Ltd (Pickfords) in Port Elizabeth and Bloemfontein; Afriworld 142 (Pty) Ltd (Afriworld) in Bloemfontein and Cape Express Removals (Pty) (Cape Express) Ltd in Cape Town.
The firms are providers of furniture removal services to a wide range of customers including the South African National Defence Force, Government departments, state owned entities, private and public companies and private individuals.
The dawn raid operation forms part of the Commission's new investigation into alleged collusive conduct in the market for provision of furniture removal services. The Commission has reasonable grounds to believe that information relevant to the new investigation is in the premises of the firms.
The Commission is conducting the dawn raid operation with due regard to the rights of the firms and all affected persons. During the search the Commission will seize documents and electronic data, which will be analysed together with other information gathered to determine whether a contravention of the Competition Act has taken place.
In terms of section 48 of the Competition Act, the Commission is authorised to enter and search premises and seize documents which have a bearing on an investigation. The Commission duly obtained warrants authorizing it to search the offices of the firms at the High Courts of South Africa, namely, Eastern Cape Local Division in Port Elizabeth, Free State Division in Bloemfontein and Western Cape Division in Cape Town.
In 2010, the Commission launched an investigation against furniture removal firms for allegedly colluding when bidding for furniture removal tenders issued mainly by government departments. As part of this investigation, the Commission raided the offices of the major furniture removal companies on 11 November 2010.
firms that did not settle. The Commission has completed the investigation against the remaining 3 firms and is in the process of finalising referrals to the Tribunal for prosecution (see table below).
The Commission has previously investigated Stuttaford, Pickfords, Afriworld and Cape Express for collusive tendering for furniture removal tenders. Cape Express settled with the Commission and is being raided for the second time. Pickfords and Afriworld did not settle with the Commission and have been referred to the Tribunal for prosecution. Stuttaford has also not settled with the Commission and is one of the three firms that the Commission has completed investigation against the firm, as launched in 2010.
The Commission obtained information that these firms allegedly resumed/continued collusion after 2013 hence the launching of the new investigation against them.


We live in a curriculum driven world. Just as we can download as many individual apps to our phones and tablets that gigs of memory will allow, we can sign up for as many different programs and studies in our seminaries and church congregations that time and resources allocate. In many ways, a student's regular review of the seminary catalogue to determine course offerings for the upcoming semester's schedule is not wholly unlike the constant search of ministers and pastors as they scour publisher's catalogues and websites for the next great study to offer their congregants. We are on the hunt for the just the right curriculum, perfectly timed in relevance, captivating, informative, affordable — and bonus points if it's "transformative" in any way.
In this vast market of printed and electronic text, many of us, whether we geek out over the finer points of theology and church history or understand seminary as just one of several requirements for ordination, can easily mistake and reduce discipleship to the "educational ministry of the church." Yet, discipleship is more than the slate of Sunday school offerings, Bible studies, and leadership resources that arrive in shrink-wrapped kits with participant guides and posters to advertise the next educational opportunity for the church. Discipleship encompasses the whole of our lives — 24/7 — our work and Sabbath moments that make up the patterns and rhythms of who we are as children of God and who we are becoming through the power of the Holy Spirit as we grow in Christlikeness.
Our discipleship is what we do as followers of Jesus. Yes, we learn as disciples of Jesus. We take time to learn through Bible and other rigorous study, but discipleship also includes our life of prayer, participation in worship, compassionate outreach, advocating for justice, and intentionally nurturing relationships with family, friends, coworkers, and God. In short, our discipleship is doing all the things Jesus did during his earthly life and ministry. Regardless of the specific season through which any of us journey, whether it be the midst of formal theological study, in the throes of worship planning, pastoral care, and vision-casting in congregational leadership, or even anticipating retirement regardless of occupation — from the secular or sacred world — our lives are the living curriculum of what constitutes our discipleship.
There is nothing inherently wrong with curriculum. Curriculum fills a real need both in seminary and congregational life. Curriculum can help inspire transformation in the lives of learners and have profound lasting impact (true transformation) after the final grade is assigned or the culminating commissioning service is completed. But to understand discipleship as curriculum or a checklist of ministry activities that can be marked "done" is to reduce discipleship from its intended vibrancy and robustness within the Christian life. It can become easy enough to lose sight of the forest when looking at the trees. It is imperative to remember that our discipleship cannot be a tree, a copse of trees standing on a hillside, or even the forest itself. Discipleship is the whole ecological package: the trees, the creatures, the terrain, and the atmosphere — all that brings life and provides nurture to the ecosystem. Discipleship is both what we can see and what we cannot see.
Do not allow the big picture of discipleship to be stolen away from you!


Our ABC Members attending the Convention in College Station, Texas. Top Row, left to right, Joan Olson (ABC President,), Sue Davis(ABC Secretary), Mel Martino(ABC Treasurer & Registrar), Shawn Tucker(District Rep), Silke Roop.
Second Row, Our new wonderful mustang member(JoAnn Souders), Donna Laroux(Secretary), Diane Mitchell(District Rep), Angie Gaines(Vice President). Third row, Our new Mustang member(Elizabeth Cosby Deden), Marion Hurmann(District Rep).


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K2 blackpearl® is built on the Microsoft .NET 3.0 platform to create a comprehensive platform for designing, building and deploying Business Process Applications (BPAs). Both .NET 3.0 and K2 blackpearl support a new approach to application development - simplifying the process of delivering business applications. K2 blackpearl leverages the core technologies of .NET 3.0 - Windows Workflow Foundation, Windows Communications Foundation, and Windows Presentation Foundation - to provide context rich tools bringing together business and technical experts, enabling them to create true business solutions. This paper reviews the .NET 3.0 technologies, the way K2 blackpearl uses them, and how the synergy between K2 blackpearl and .NET 3.0 can be exploited to create customized solutions.


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UpTech Report Podcast: Virtual Specialty Care and The Human Touch
By Summus | October 28, 2021
Julian Flannery, SUMMUS Founder & CEO, joined Alexander Ferguson of UpTech Report for a candid conversation about creating a company that uses technology to restore human connection in healthcare. Listen to the full podcast here.
Coming from a family of doctors, Julian Flannery understands the world of medicine. With differing perspectives and needs, primary care physicians and specialists form a complex ecosystem.
Ultimately deciding against becoming a physician himself, Julian entered into the medical space in a different way by helping to manage that ecosystem with his company, Summus, a technology startup that offers a virtual specialist platform, allowing doctors, patients, and employers to connect online to offer fast and effective consultations.
Julian previously served on the management team and was Managing Director, Global Research at Gerson Lehrman Group, the world's largest membership-based platform for professional expertise. He oversaw GLG's service operation, products, and content, and directed management of its 400,000+ expert membership base. He formerly worked at Morgan Stanley as Associate and Chief of Staff to the Chairman & CEO and in Special Situations and Investment Banking.
In 2001, he served in The White House as an aid to the Chief of Staff to the President. He received his M.B.A. from Harvard Business School and B.A. in Economics from Duke University.
Summus Global, the leading virtual specialist platform, empowers families by providing access to a network of 4,000+ top specialists across 48 leading hospitals — within days, from anywhere in the world. The Summus model sets a new standard for speed of access to high-quality medical expertise and drives industry-leading engagement with employers. Pioneering the future of corporate health benefits, Summus Global partners with companies across the country to create an elevated healthcare experience for their employees and to support better, cost-efficient outcomes across all health questions and stages of care.
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