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var ExtractTextPlugin = require('extract-text-webpack-plugin');
var CopyWebpackPlugin = require('copy-webpack-plugin');
var aotplugin = require('@ngtools/webpack');

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  /**
   * Devtool
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   * Type of sourcemap to use per build type
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   * Loaders
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      // Reference: http://webpack.github.io/docs/list-of-plugins.html#noerrorsplugin
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Q: School assignments about arrays and looping through them I was assigned to make the below application

The computer inserts 20 random numbers (with values between 0 and 200)
  in an array of 20 elements. After the array has been completely
  filled, all elements are shown and the average of the numbers in the
  array is determined and shown. Lastly, the difference between the
  numbers in the array with the average is shown

I managed to make half of the program but now am at the point where I have to make the app shows the difference between each element of the array and the average and I can't manage to think of a formula to get this done !!!
this is my code so far and it Answers half of the question.
  static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        int sum = 0;
        int[] numbers = new int[20];
        Random numbergenarator = new Random();
        for(int i=0; i<numbers.Length;)
        {
            numbers[i] = numbergenarator.Next(0, 201);
            Console.WriteLine("Element "+i +" is: "+ numbers[i]);
            sum += numbers[i];
            i++;
        }
        int average = sum / 20;
        Console.WriteLine("The average is: " + average);
        Console.ReadKey();
    }

thanks in Advance

A: the resolution to my issues was by adding another (for loop) for generating the difference between each element and the average of elements.
for better comprehension read the code down through :D
static void Main(string[] args)
{
    int sum = 0;
    int[] numbers = new int[20];
    Random numbergenarator = new Random();

    for(int i = 0; i<numbers.Length;)
    {
        numbers[i] = numbergenarator.Next(0, 201);
        Console.WriteLine("Element "+i +" is: "+ numbers[i]);
        sum += numbers[i];
        i++;
    }

    int average = sum / 20;
    Console.WriteLine("The average is: " + average);

    for (int i = 0; i < numbers.Length;)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("the difference between the average and the element " + i +
            " is " + (average - numbers[i]));
        i++;
    }

    Console.ReadKey();
}

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Ron Suskind: "Geithner is a Werewolf, Rahm's a Vampire"
Posted by dreadmonger in Humor, Politics on September 21, 2011
In an interview on MSNBC today, Ron Suskind re-iterated his claim that U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is a werewolf and that Rahm Emanuel is a 400 year-old vampire.
Mr. Suskind's new book, Confidence Men: Wall Street, Washington, and the Education of a President, released in bookstores today, details the inner workings of the White House during the financial crisis of 2008. Mr. Suskind appeared on MSNBC's Morning Joe this morning and told host Joe Scarborough that Timothy Geithner is, in fact, a werewolf and that Rahm Emmanuel is an ancient Carpathian vampire.
"It's true," said Mr. Suskind, "I have it on tape. We locked Tim in the basement bowling alley at the White House one night during a full moon. It's a frightening tape, but, you can tell its him. He just went nuts when the full moon came up. Just nuts."
"And Rahm," Mr. Suskind continued, "you never see Rahm out in sunlight. Only at night. Try to find a picture of him in the sun. Doesn't exist. They had developed a network of ACORN sites that used to feed young, homeless girls up to Rahm's office after hours. One by one, in they'd go, but they never came back out. Seriously creepy."
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney quickly dismissed Mr. Suskind's claims, calling them, "Specious and twisted. This is an example of Mr. Suskind's warped imagination carrying him away. The book is pure sensationalism, full of errors and fantastic exaggeration."
Mr. Suskind says of the White House, "They're trying to throw up as much dust and doubt as they possibly can. But, if you get a few drinks in Christina Romer or Anita Dunn, they'll tell you all about Rahm. It's a different story with Tim. He can't really help himself, poor guy. But Rahm is something else. Roams the halls at night, wearing that black cape with the red silk lining. The guy's pure evil. He'll suck the very life right out of you and won't bat an eye."
Mr. Suskind's book goes on to document the purported 'hostile environment' towards women in the White House.
"Anita Dunn told me, and again, I have this on tape, that she was sick and tired of Rahm trying to get her off in a corner to bite her on the neck. That's the real reason she left the administration. Christina too."
Dreadmonger reporters asked Mr. Suskind about Valerie Jarrett, the Senior Advisor to President Obama.
"Well," Mr. Suskind replied, "let's just say you'll have a hard time finding a recent picture of her out in the sun as well."
Dreadmonger attempted to reach Mr. Emmanuel and Mr. Geithner for comment but they did not return our calls.
9 Juicy Bits from Ron Suskind's Book (thedailybeast.com)
How Rahm Emanuel, Larry Summers and Tim Geithner 'Hijacked' the Obama Presidency [Politics] (gawker.com)
Six Strangely Omitted Words from Ron Suskind's Account of White House Sexism [White House] (gawker.com)
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US Outsources Currency Printing to China
Posted by dreadmonger in Humor on August 13, 2011
A spokesperson for the US Department of the Treasury announced today that, over the next three years, all printing of US-denominated paper currencies will be outsourced to China.
Luther Melly, Undersecretary for the US Department of the Treasury Printing Service, spoke with a small group of reporters early this morning on the rear steps of the US Treasury building in Washington, DC.
"We have decided that it is more cost-effective to tap into the world-class manufacturing capability that now exists in China than to continue to operate the somewhat antiquated printing facilities we have here in the US." Melly said.
"We took a look at a cost-benefit analysis ranking the proposal we received from the Chinese and comparing it to the investment required to upgrade our old technology printing facilities here at home. We ultimately decided that this is a job best left to the experts in Asia."
According to Melly, a key part of the negotiations with the Chinese concerned interest payments that the US pays to China on funds borrowed from them and secured by US Treasury Notes.
"Ultimately," said Melly, "we agreed that they could just print up their own payment every week. We would, of course, agree on the amount, but it will be much simpler for them just to print it up for themselves. We see this as a huge cost savings on the administrative end alone."
As part of the negotiations, the Chinese further agreed to discontinue phone calls to the residence of US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in the evenings and on week-ends.
Melly said, "There is some guy from China who calls himself 'Trevor' who calls Secretary Geithner's home relentlessly about upcoming interest payments. We wanted to make sure that this activity was suspended for evenings and week-ends to give the Secretary some peace and quiet."
On a brighter note, Melly went on to say, "The good news is that we will continue to stamp our coins right here in the US."
"People just don't realize how much harder the paper printing is, as compared to the coin stamping. Frankly," Melly said, "a couple of times in the past few years, the printing machines have broken down and we almost ran out of money. Our guys have these gigantic printing presses patched together with chewing gum and baling wire and, when they go down, all hell breaks loose. Thanks to our friends at the Canadian Bank Note Company, we were able to do a work around so the US consumer didn't really notice. We just don't have the expertise any more to keep these plants going 24/7. The Chinese have really become much better at this. We need to focus our resources here at home on those areas where our US base of knowledge-workers are best utilized."
When Dreadmonger inquired as to what those areas might be, Melly responded, "Why, green jobs, of course."
Dreadmonger will provide updates to this story as details become available.
China's Calling Tim Geithner…from India (dreadmonger.com)
Canadian Bank Note Company, China, Currency, Printing, Timothy Geithner, United States, United States Department of the Treasury, Washington D.C.
S & P Downgrades Planet Earth (except Texas)
Posted by dreadmonger in Business, Humor on August 8, 2011
Image by NASA Goddard Photo and Video via Flickr
Dateline Dreadmaker News Central:
In BREAKING NEWS this morning, Standard & Poors has decided to extend its downgrade to encompass all of Planet Earth with the exception of the state of Texas.
Standard & Poor's Managing Director, John Chambers, told Dreadmonger this morning, "We believe the entire planet should now be considered at economic risk – except for Texas, which is actually doing pretty good."
"Initially, we downgraded the US Government, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac. Then we began to look at states like California, New York. and Arizona.Then one of our junior guys in the bond room said, 'What about Italy and Spain?'. So, we just thought, you know, let's just do the entire planet. Except, of course, for Texas."
When queried by Dreadmonger about the $2 trillion math error that White House officials and US Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner noted on Sunday talk shows this past week-end, Chambers replied, "Look, we have now extended our downgrade to the degree that this so-called 'math error' that Secretary Geithner is complaining about is, essentially, chump change."
"At S&P, our guys have looked at places like Saturn, Jupiter, you know, Venus, and we just don't see the high debt to GDP ratios that we see on this planet. I should point out that S&P downgraded Pluto right after it lost its planetary status in 2006. So, obviously, Pluto is not a valid comparison. We don't count Pluto any longer."
When reporters from Dreadmonger pointed out that, as in the case of sub-prime mortgage securities in 2008, S&P acted on a downgrade of Pluto only after the fact, Chambers responded, "Standard & Poor's, if you count its predecessor companies, has been rating bonds since the 1920s. We have a long track record of over 100 years. If we missed a few along the way, well, nobody bats a thousand now, do they?"
Chambers went on to warn, "We think that there is the possibility of extending the downgrade in future months if we don't see real, marked improvement in the situation on Earth".
When asked by Dreadmonger how S&P might further extend it's downgrade beyond Planet Earth, Chamber's only gave a slight smile and said, "well, there's still Texas."
Dreadmonger will provide updates to this developing story in real-time.
S&P: Further Downgrade for US is Possible (benzinga.com)
Despite Downgrade, Pluto Adds to Entourage (nytimes.com)
Geithner fury over US downgrade (mirror.co.uk)
Earth, Fannie Mae, NASA, Pluto, S&P Downgrade, Solar System, Standard & Poor's, Timothy Geithner, United States, United States Secretary of the Treasury
China's Calling Tim Geithner…from India
Tim Geithner isn't sleeping well these days. And now, he says, it's bound to get worse.
"The phone calls from these guys in India are driving me crazy," US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told Dreadmonger in an exclusive interview from his Maryland home on Saturday.
"They're calling from India but, it's really the Chinese calling about the money we owe them. And now, with this idiotic S&P downgrade, I know it'll just get worse."
Geithner says he receives several calls every day like clockwork from "Trevor".
"He says his name is 'Trevor' but he's calling from India and his real name is CHINA!"
"8:15 in the morning, noon, 5PM, and again at 8PM – you can set your watch by this guy," reports Geithner. "And forget sleeping in on the week-end. Not a chance – Saturday, Sunday, makes no difference to Trevor."
Trevor, and a raft of his phone bank campadres, are calling to remind Treasury Secretary Geithner about the debt interest payments that are due.
"And do you think that raising the debt ceiling made a difference to these guys?" fumes Geithner, "No, I swear they've called more than ever this week. What do they think, the US Government's going to leave town in the middle of the night? I'm thinking about giving them the Grand Canyon or the Washington Monument or something just to shut them up. Maybe the Smithsonian."
But, unfortunately for Geithner, his options are limited these days. "I had lunch with Ben the other day." That would be Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. "I ask him 'Does a guy named Trevor ever call you?'. Poor Ben just buried his head in his hands. Same drill – gets calls every day. I told him we should call Petraeus or Panetta or whoever and see if we can borrow some drones to pay these guys a visit. Jeez, something"
Geithner is looking ahead to his future opportunities outside of government.
"You know, Goldman's been after me for two years now. And CNBC wants to pair me up with Andrew Ross Sorkin and Becky Quick on Squawk Box. And CNN calls non-stop."
Meanwhile, during Dreadmonger's interview with Geithner, the phone rang for the third time.
"I'm not going to answer this. This is ridiculous. All I ask is that they stop calling so I can sleep in on a Saturday morning. Just one Saturday morning. That's not too much to ask, is it? "
"Anyway, they know we're good for it. I mean… we are good for it, you know?"
President Obama Asks Tim Geithner To Remain U.S. Treasury Secretary (huffingtonpost.com)
Tim Geithner Jokes That The White House Has Him On Ankle Bracelet Lockdown (businessinsider.com)
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The recent identification of blood-based genomic biomarkers associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) could lead to the development of a clinical test in males as young as one to two years of age. The results of this research have been published in JAMA Psychiatry.
In this proof-of-principle study of leukocyte RNA expression levels, blood samples were collected from 91 toddlers with ASD (ages one to four years of age) and a control group of 56 toddlers without ASD at the child's initial clinical intake. The control group consisted of a mix of young boys with typical development mild language delay, transient language delay, and global developmental delay. Gene expression differences were seen between ASD and non-ASD in genes related to translation and immune/inflammation functions, cell adhesion, and cell cycle. The Illumina microarray identified an ASD genomic signature with 83% accuracy; an independent test with about half the sample and a different microarray had a 75% accuracy rate.
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Asia Society Hong Kong Center	, 24.11.2018
The Xiqu Centre is the first performing arts venue to be completed in West Kowloon. With a lantern-like design that integrates the core elements of traditional Chinese architecture, the venue includes the Grand Theatre, the Tea House Theatre, eight studios, a seminar hall and a large public atrium.
In this talk, Louis Yu, Executive Director of Performing Arts at West Kowloon, shares stories about the design of the building, its unusual use of space, the venue positioning and the Xiqu Centre's relationship with local Cantonese opera communities.
24 November 2018 (Saturday)
Miller Theater, Asia Society Hong Kong Center
(9 Justice Drive, Admiralty - 10 minutes walk from Admiralty MTR station Exit C1)
Louis Yu, Executive Director, Performing Arts, West Kowloon
The talk will be cancelled if a black rainstorm warning or a typhoon signal no. 8 or above is in force at 11am and onwards.
Louis Yu
Louis Yu joined the West Kowloon as Executive Director of Performing Arts in June 2010. He is responsible for steering the planning and development of the performing arts facilities in the district, and for overseeing the strategies and operating models for these facilities. Since joining West Kowloon, Louis Yu has played a pivotal role in leading the design and construction of the performing arts facilities. He has also overseen a series of pre-opening programmes for dance, drama and theatre arts, music and xiqu.
Louis Yu has around 30 years of experience in arts administration and management. Formerly the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, he also worked with the Hong Kong Arts Centre for 13 years and served as the Executive Director from 2000 to 2007.
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Predators' James Neal practices, status still unclear
Neal has missed five games with an upper-body injury.
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Predators forward James Neal, who has missed the past five games with an upper-body injury, joined a handful of his teammates for an optional practice Wednesday.
It was the first time that Neal skated with the team since sustaining the injury, though he began skating on his own before Monday's practice.
Neal, however, will not accompany the Predators on their two-game road trip to face the Tampa Bay Lightning and Washington Capitals on Thursday and Saturday. He is officially listed as day-to-day and declined comment through a team spokesman.
"We really miss him," forward Filip Forsberg said. "With his shot, he's a really, really good hockey player and a really, really big key for our team. Hopefully he can be back on the ice pretty soon."
Forward Matt Cullen practiced after missing Tuesday's 3-2 overtime win over the Montreal Canadiens with a lower-body injury. Cullen sustained the injury during the third period of Saturday's game against the Buffalo Sabres, completing his last shift with 14:11 remaining
"I just tried to leave before it got too bad, so hopefully it'll pay off," said Cullen, who said that a return against the Lightning is a possibility. "It won't be long, I hope."
Rookies Viktor Arvidsson and Kevin Fiala will both remain with the Predators for the time being. As they were recalled under emergency conditions, they must return to the American Hockey League if Cullen and forward Viktor Stalberg (lower body) play Thursday.
Reach Adam Vingan at 615-259-8023 and on Twitter @AdamVingan


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Body of Water - Chapter Eighteen: A Shadow in the Night
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"WHAT ARE YOU DOING?" Maya Sparks repeated.
"I could ask you the same thing," Sue Chasen replied, tapping the top of Finley's computer. "Withholding evidence is a serious crime."
Her bold repartee had the desired effect. Maya Sparks opened her mouth to speak, then checked herself, tilting her head to one side as if to reconsider.
"I couldn't have people find out certain things," she said finally.
"Like your affair with Finley?"
Maya closed the door behind her, then came and sat down on the corner of the bed.
"So you found the emails?" she asked.
Sue nodded, continuing with her risky gambit. She was in it this far, and to back out now might prove difficult, if not dangerous.
Maya fell silent again. Suddenly looked like she was about to cry.
"You must be devastated by all of this," Sue offered, softening her tone. "Clearly you two really cared for each other."
"Neither one of us wanted a relationship," the younger woman sighed. "When I first married Sheldon, Finley despised me. After all, we were closer in age than Sheldon and me, and I clearly wasn't going to be any kind of mother figure to him. Eventually he accepted me, and we became more like brother and sister. And then, well... You know the rest."
"When did things get intimate?" Sue asked.
"Only recently, over the past few months. We essentially bonded over the fact that both of us were under Sheldon's thumb."
"I can understand how that might happen," Sue replied. "But don't you think you should explain all of this directly to the police? I'm pretty sure they're looking at you as a prime suspect."
"What? That's crazy! Wait, aren't you a police officer?"
Sue shook her head. "I'm just helping them out, as a consultant."
"Oh," Maya said, taking this in. "But why would they think that I killed Finley?"
Sue tilted her head and suppressed a smile. She was starting to like this interrogation game.
"Well, you got together on the night of his death, didn't you?"
"Yes, we met in Harvard Square. I tried to talk him out of the whole bridge-jumping stunt."
"So you weren't with him on the bridge?"
She shook her head. "I wish I was. I might have prevented this whole thing from happening. Instead, I had to deal with a crazy, threatening phone call from my ex."
"You mean Finley's old rowing coach?
Maya nodded. "Ed Masterson."
"What did he want?"
"The usual nonsense. He's basically never accepted the fact that we broke up a few years ago. He's been stalking and harassing me on and off for months."
"Have you reported that to the police?"
Maya shook her head.
"Why not?"
"It's complicated. After all, we were engaged to be married."
"Sounds pretty straightforward to me. The guy is a creep."
"Oh, it's much worse than that," Maya said. "I'm pretty sure he's a high functioning psychopath."
"Seriously? Why do you say that?"
"Well, I'm getting my PhD in psych, and I study this sort of thing-although, a lot of good it's done me in choosing men. I actually met Ed when he attended a class I was leading a section in, at Harvard, called Abnormal Psych."
"How ironic," Sue remarked.
Maya nodded in agreement.
"He was super charming at first, and good looking in a rugged sort of way. Plus, he was genuinely smart. I mean, the papers he wrote for class were a little bizarre, but some of them were on the verge of brilliant. Long story short, I got curious about him."
"And you crossed the teacher-student boundary?"
Maya shrugged. "More like, I jumped over it. Still, it's not like he was an undergraduate or anything. He's a few years older than I am."
"Ok, no judgement. I've done that sort of thing myself before. And then?"
"Well, we quickly got wrapped up in each other's lives. It was amazing for about eight months. I mean, I really thought that he was 'the one.' And then, things just started to get weird."
"Explain?"
"As soon as we got engaged, things changed. He wanted to know every move I made-right down to where I was going to get my next cup of coffee. He'd text me constantly, asking where I was and what I was doing. I've always been pretty independent, so that sort of thing didn't sit well with me."
"I know the type," Sue agreed, knowing that Sean Delaney was still listening. "Some guys think they own you, just because you share a glass of eggnog with them."
"He was also super manipulative, and not just with me."
"How so?"
"He was obsessed with rowing and winning at all costs, even if it meant compromising the interpersonal integrity of his team. One day he told me that he'd figured out a way to get the guys to row harder, by pitting them against one another psychologically. When I brought up the ethical issues of using this strategy, he just shrugged and claimed that everyone did it."
"What sort of thing are we talking about here?" Sue asked. "I mean, a lot of coaches can be borderline sadistic."
"This was different. It was much more calculated in a way that made him look removed from it all. He used Finley as his mouthpiece, feeding him all sorts of confidential information about his teammates and telling him how to use it against them."
"That does sound pretty twisted."
Maya nodded. "It wasn't until recently that I learned all the details. Finley gradually opened up to me after I began to share my own troubled past with Ed."
"Did Finley feel bad about his role with the team?"
"Of course. Everyone on his crew hated him, and he desperately wanted to come clean. He told his dad, of course, and Sheldon got Masterson fired from Harvard, but he never told his boatmates. I think he was planning to do it on the night we were supposed to meet; the night he-"
Maya stopped talking and fought back a few tears.
"So do you think he jumped?" Sue said, handing her a Kleenex.
"No way. He was pushed, and I'm pretty sure that Masterson did it."
"Why do you say that?"
"Somehow Ed had figured out that Finley and I were having an affair. He got me to admit it that night. Then he started yelling over the phone and told me he was going to doing something about it."
"What? Maya, this is crazy. You have to tell the police!"
Suddenly the bedroom door flew wide open.
"Tell them what?" Sheldon Sparks boomed.
Sean Delaney didn't need the night vision binoculars to observe Sue Chasen through the studio window on the second floor. His long-range vision was excellent, and there was enough light in the room to see her clearly. But when the silhouette of another woman had entered the room, he reached over to take the glasses from Marsh, who'd been using them to randomly scan the woods around the property.
"Wait, I think I saw something," Marsh whispered.
"Where?" Delaney asked.
"Over there, near the woodpile. It looked pretty big."
"Probably just a deer," Delaney said. "The woods out here are loaded with them."
"Technically speaking, deer aren't nocturnal," Marsh retorted. "They are crepuscular."
"Whatever. Just give me the damn glasses," Delaney said. "And pay more attention to what's happening inside the house. Have you been listening to this conversation? Sue's amazing."
"Yes, Chasen is doing pretty well, I guess."
"Pretty well? She's knocking it out of the park, Marsh. I hope you're recording all of this."
"I am, but I'm not sure why. After all, none of it will be admissible in court."
"I don't care, it's still worth having."
The two kept listening to the conversation.
"Now that was a low blow," Delaney remarked when Sue made the comment about eggnog.
"How so?" Marsh said.
"Never mind," Delaney replied. "I can't believe that we got taken in by Masterson."
"Confirmation bias," Marsh quipped.
"It's when you interpret evidence based on a preconceived notion of what happened-"
"I know what confirmation bias is, Marsh," Delaney groaned. "Besides, at that point we never suspected Maya Sparks was so involved."
"No, but we were willing to believe Masterson's story that she was a sex-crazed drug addict and a gold digger to boot."
Delaney said nothing. Marsh had a point.
"Hey, boss, there it is again!" Marsh said. "Look!"
Marsh pointed toward the woodpile that lay on far side of the driveway, just beyond the reach of the outdoor flood lights. Delaney didn't need night vision glasses to see the tall bulky figure stand up and scurry toward the back yard, dressed in a lumberjack coat.
"Call it in on the radio, now!" he barked at Marsh. "I'll find a way to warn the chief and Sue. Who knows what this guy is up to, but he looks suspicious."
"Do you think it might be one of the catering guys? Marsh said. "Out having a smoke?"
"I doubt it," Delaney said. By the way, have you ever used your service revolver?"
"I was the top cadet at the firing range."
"This isn't the firing range, Marsh, and we're not hunting deer. You take the front entrance; I'll take the back."
The two detectives piled out of the van and ran toward the house.
Sheldon Sparks stood in the doorway, beer bottle in hand, waiting for an answer to his question.
"Oh hi, Sheldy. We're just having a little chat," Maya said.
"I can see that, but what do you have to tell the police?" he said.
Maya sighed. "Oh, it's just that jerk, Ed Masterson. I was just telling Sue that he'd been bothering me again, and she advised me to go to the police."
"You never told me that!" Sheldon barked. "How long has this been going on?"
"Sorry to interrupt," Sue said, holding up her hand as she listened to Delaney through her Bluetooth. "But I think you may have a prowler on the premises."
"What?" Sheldon Sparks said, becoming even more confused and agitated. "What the hell is going on here?"
Sue stood up and made for the doorway. "Sorry, but right now I need to go downstairs. Sergeant Delaney will be here any moment, and I'm sure he'll explain everything to you."
She sure hoped he could. Otherwise, they might all be in a bit of a tight spot.
Delaney and Marsh had already circled the house twice with flashlights, when Chief Martinoli came out the front door. Sheldon Sparks was right behind him.
"What's the situation?" the chief said.
"Someone called in a possible breaking and entering," Delaney lied.
"Did you try the outbuilding?" Sparks suggested. "He's probably after my motorcycle collection!"
"Let's go, Marsh," Delaney said. "Mr. Sparks, I would advise you to stay in the house with your party guests and make sure all the doors and windows are locked."
"No way. Besides, you'll need the access code."
"Marsh, you stay with the guests," Martinoli instructed. "Delaney, lead the way."
As they approached the outbuilding, the trio could barely make out a small light turned on in the studio apartment.
"That's Finley's old room," Sheldon whispered. "What's he doing in there?"
"More importantly," Delaney said. "How did he get in, and not set off the alarm?"
"There's only one way in, and one way out," Sheldon said, punching in the access code.
"What's the plan, boss?" Delaney said to the chief.
"It's quite simple. Go in there and check it out."
Several minutes later, Delaney emerged, leading a handcuffed man in front of him. As they walked past the police chief and Sheldon Sparks, the detective stopped, briefly, and shone the flashlight up into his prisoner's face. The man closed his eyes and averted his gaze from the light, but he was clearly recognizable.
"Ed Masterson!" Sheldon Sparks growled. "Well, I hope you lock him up for good this time!"
Masterson just shook his head silently, as Delaney led him away.
Ha! The Harvard course on Abnormal Psychology had a politically incorrect nickname years ago: "Nuts and Sluts" There were a number of nicknames for the assorted easier survey courses....
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In our workspace editor video we show that you can use notepad++ to edit configuration files associated with your workspace. We really like this editor for many reasons – line numbers, search, etc. Earlier this week our friend Chuck R. (aka caddcop) sent me an email explaining that you can add the UCF and CFG extensions to bash. Doing this will change the formatting making the files easier to read.
Basically, this means comments are green, conditionals blue, lines of code black and so on.
Select bash from the left list box, and at the bottom under User ext: add the extensions separated by a space.


South Africa has a well-organised banking sector, as a matter of fact, you'll get some of the most vibrant African commercial banks in South Africa with most of the major banks located in the towns and major cities like Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban and Pretoria with the aim of boosting financial stability across the nation.
With the steady economy, you'll discover that South Africa is such an inexpensive destination for tourists, a real value for your money when you go visiting there.
South African commercial banks are able to offer favourable exchange rates for many international currencies whether you are changing from rand to dollars, dollars to rand; rand to pounds; pounds to rand or any other currencies such as Japanese Yen or Mexican Pesos.
All transactions are usually rounded down to the nearest 5c. Commercial banks in South Africa are world-class and will always meet your needs, with no shortage of bureaux de change and automatic tellers machines (ATM).
To a very large extent, South Africa's banking system is well-developed. In fact, it has a strong resemblance with that of the United States and has three key elements. These elements include; The South African Reserve Bank (the country's central bank), Mutual banks, and Private sector banks (which comprise commercial banks, merchant banks, and general banks).
Ensuring that the South African money, banking and financial system as a whole is sound, meets the requirements of the community and keeps abreast of international developments.
Assisting the South African government, as well as other members of the economic community of southern Africa, with data relevant to the formulation.
In Africa, South African banks occupy the first six places among the top 100 banks, with ABSA (Amalgamated Bank of South Africa, now owned by Barclays PLC), FirstRand Bank, Standard Bank of South Africa, and Nedbank collectively accounting for around 85% of banking services in the country.
Interestingly, South African banks cannot be said to be 'over-banked', as approximately 9,500 persons patronize one branch. Most banks in the country notably offer a comprehensive range of products and services with the help of extensive and sophisticated branch and electronic banking infrastructures.


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Melbourne Fringe Festival Is Launching a Permanent Bar and Live Music Venue in Carlton
Opening in Trades Hall this November, the licensed venue will play host to nightly cabaret, comedy shows, dance parties and live music.
By Libby Curran
Melbourne Fringe Festival is set to enjoy a bit of a shake-up before it returns for its 37th edition this September, with a new home and a few surprises up its sleeve.
The city's long-running multi-arts festival will unveil a new central hub for its broad-ranging program of events, settling into Carlton's soon-to-be renovated Trades Hall building. And, in an effort to extend those Fringe vibes well outside its typical two-and-a-half weeks in spring, the festival's also launching a year-round bar and gig venue, taking over the Trades Hall space once home to Bella Union. Called the Festival Hub and Club, it'll be a place where you can catch a gig, enjoy a drink and soak up some of the best of Melbourne's arts scene.
Ultimately, it'll get a workout up to six or seven nights a week, playing host to a diverse lineup of comedy, cabaret, dance parties, spoken word and live, independent music — programming Melbourne Fringe Creative Director and CEO Simon Abrahams says will reflect the spirit of Fringe, year round. We'll get a sneak peek of this new venue during Fringe's 2019 run, before it launches properly in November, with a little help from Andrew McClelland's beloved fortnightly dance party, Finishing School.
Melbourne Fringe by Theresa Harrison.
The move to Trades Hall is key to Fringe's continued focus on access, diversity and inclusion. It's giving the building a makeover and installing internal lifts to create a dynamic and accessible space, which will show off its new look when it plays host to a good chunk of the festival's 450-plus events this September. Previous North Melbourne hub sites including the Town Hall and Lithuanian Club will still get a look-in, hosting an abbreviated program of Fringe events.
Melbourne Fringe Festival returns from September 12–29, 2019. The Festival Hub and Club will launch in November.
Published on March 14, 2019 by Libby Curran
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With comfortable floor plans and a fabulous central location, the Avalon Springs Apartment Homes sit minutes away from some of the best shops and restaurants in Midland, TX. This West Texas community also offers spacious floor plans and a pet-friendly atmosphere.
We have two different one-bedroom, one-bath styles for rent, as well as two-bedroom, two-bath floor plans for those in search of more space. The apartments of Avalon Springs also feature upgraded countertops in the kitchens and baths, plus amenities such as a full kitchen appliance package. You'll find large windows and sliding glass doors in the apartments, along with an appealing neutral color scheme. Escape the Midland heat with a ceiling fan in the main living area of each apartment home, or open up the apartments to private balconies or fenced-in patios for added living space.
Outside, Avalon Springs provides the intimacy of two-level buildings spaced throughout the community. There is also a sparkling swimming pool and sundeck, providing plenty of space for relaxing away during the warm Texas afternoons. We have a lenient pet policy too, as we welcome several breeds of dogs and cats, plus some smaller pets too.
A great place to rent apartments in Midland, our community is an easy drive from multiple restaurants. Downtown Midland and Midland Memorial Hospital are both just a short drive away from the apartments, too. In your spare time, stroll through the history of this oil town at Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, or explore native plants and wildlife at Sibley Nature Center. Families with pets can head out to nearby Hogan Park for its dog park, golf course, and walking track.
Call Weidner Apartment Homes today to explore the various apartments available for rent at the Avalon Springs of Midland, TX!
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January is halfway over, so it is once again time to look at the various errors, mistakes and wrong headedness that I succumbed to (damn human!) working in the asset management business in 2010. My mea culpas for 2009 can be found here.
Assessing the performance figures in 2010, there were plenty of things to be pleased with: The Macro calls and stock selection were both on target. We avoided most of the April to July downturn, caught most of the August to December rally.
However, in terms of managing assets, and the business of managing assets, there is lots of room for improvement. Even though these are two very different skill sets, they closely related.
1. Running an Asset Management Business vs Running Assets: This may seem obvious, but it is far more complex than you might imagine. Running an asset management business involves personnel decisions, marketing, raising assets, organization, scheduling, communications, accounting, legal, planning, follow through. I know plenty of great asset managers who are terrible business people, and terrible asset managers who are great business people, lots who are awful at both — and very few who excel at each.
Think about Morgan Stanley or Merrill Lynch — what do they do better, market or run money?
Possible solution: Be more proactive. Defer more of the nitty gritty operational decisions to our COO. Work on Time Management, delegation, and division of tasks by expertise.
2. Too Much Cash: Once again, we ran with too much cash on the books. Despite making the right calls in May (Sell!) and August (Buy), we continued to run too much cash all year. While we beat the benchmarks and had excellent risk adjusted returns, we could have handily outperformed with only 15% or 20% cash.
What I saw happen occasionally was it took a while to find stocks we really liked when we became bullish. Perhaps indecision was at play as well.
3. Great Calls did not make enough money: We picked some terrific stocks on the Institutional side. BWA, TDC, ISLN, RAX — But we did not own these aggressively in managed accounts. While some of this is a function of risk management — small volatile tech names are not suitable for everyone — we surely could have owned some of these..
Possible solution: Put together a basket of the most aggeressive names for managed account ownership. 8 or 10 names comprising a 5 or even a 10 percent position might be appropriate for many investors.
4. Time Management: There simply aren't enough hours in the day to do everything I want to accomplish. Between research, writing, conference calls, reading, media, etc. the day just doesn't have enough hours.
Possible solution: Prioritize: Do less of what matters least; TTD: Work on a daily check list, to make sure things get finished; Focus.
5. Cynicism: Last year, I noted the downside of Undue Influence; This year, it is the opposite. There are plenty of very smart people who have outstanding ideas — the trick is knowing who to consider and who to dismiss. Indeed, even some of my least favorite strategists, economists and analysts have value to offer. The trick is knowing who to pay attention to (e.g., Jeremy Grantham) and who to read very selectively.
Possible solution: Don't be so quick to dismiss others; the world is filled with many smart and accomplished people, be more circumspect and less quick to dismiss/judge others.
This is certainly not an exhaustive list — there are many other areas I hope to improve upon in 2011; Trust me when I tell you my list gets longer every year. However, it is what I have been thinking about over the past few months.
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The eviction process can be time-consuming and expensive, and a source of confusion for many landlords. Being (and staying) informed about the eviction procedure for your individual state is not only proactive but crucial to successful property management.
Each state has its own set of eviction laws and regulations, and in many cases, eviction procedures may also be set by each jurisdiction as well. To make matters worse, the eviction terminology varies by location as well, known by phrases such as: unlawful detainer, forcible entry and detainer, summary possession, summary dispossess, forcible detainer, ejectment, and repossession.
While the details of the process vary as mentioned above, generally speaking there are five steps to take in order to evict or have your tenant physically removed from the premises. There may be more or less dependent upon your state and local laws.
Once you become aware that your tenant is violating the rental- or lease agreement, you must then serve that tenant with, in most cases, written notification. Although the most common tenant violation is non-payment of rent, the lease violation could be anything, such as keeping an unauthorized pet, permitting an extra person to move in without permission, noise problems and many, many more. The type of notice largely depends on the violation that has occurred and the specific state landlord tenant law.
Notices are labeled differently depending on the state, such as "Notice To Quit" or "Demand for Possession", and each state has specific criteria and timeframes for eviction notices. In most cases, the notice gives the tenant the right to cure or fix the violation (i.e. pay the amount due when non-payment is the cited issue) before an eviction filing will occur while others just ask the tenant to vacate without the opportunity to fix or cure the problem. The most common periods of time for notices are five, seven and ten days for non-payment of rent; ten, fourteen and thirty for other violations. Every state is different!
Providing and serving your tenant proper notice is required before filing for eviction in court. If you are not comfortable or experienced in eviction then using a qualified attorney or eviction specialist can save time, money and aggravation.
If the tenant cures the lease violation or vacates the leased premises within the prescribed period, then the process ends there. If the tenant fails to do either, the landlord must then file an official "Complaint" or "Summons" with their local rent court. The appropriate court depends on the location of the leased premises. Landlords are advised to inquire with their local court to confirm the filing form required. With technology booming, more courts have online filing available, but a visit to the courthouse is often necessary to file for your eviction. It is wise to bring along copies of any leases, addendums, disclosures, notices, rent ledger or any other information you may have.
Once the landlord has submitted the required paperwork to their local court, the court will process it and schedule a hearing date. The time between filing in court to getting a court date varies greatly between different court jurisdictions. In a small rural town, it may be only a week or so whereas in larger cities or counties, it could be months. It is critical that you file your complaint as soon as the notice period expires and to make sure all procedures are followed to avoid unnecessary delays.
On the date of the eviction hearing, the landlord and/or their attorney or agent (such as a property manager or eviction specialist) must appear in court to explain the reason(s) for the eviction. The court has sent the tenant a notice to appear for the eviction hearing, so the tenant will often appear in court to contest the eviction and share their side of the story, or they may simply decide not to appear. At the hearing, it's important that the landlord provide as much supporting documentation as possible, to show that they have just cause to evict. For example, if the landlord has photos or other evidence that the tenant is keeping a dog in a leased property that forbids pets, they should bring that evidence to court.
It's also worth noting that the outcome of the eviction hearing is determined solely by the judge's personal discretion. Even if the landlord is technically within their legal rights to evict, the judge may decide that the landlord must undergo additional steps, and file a second time for another eviction hearing. It's critical that the landlord be courteous, professional, and well-organized for the eviction hearing, and that they persuade the judge to rule in their favor. The optimal outcome of the eviction hearing is that the judge rules in favor of the eviction to proceed.
The two most important points a landlord should understand about evictions are that they must adhere to state and local laws and forms, and they must move immediately at every step of the eviction process, because it is can be a very long and expensive process. In addition to acting legally and quickly when handling evictions, it's critical that landlords practice prevention, by screening prospective tenants for credit, criminal, and eviction histories, because these histories tend to repeat themselves.
This post is provided by REIClub.com for creative real estate investors. Copyright 2002-2011 All Rights Reserved. Published with Permission of Author.No part of this publication may be copied or reprinted without the express written permission of the Author and/or REIClub.com.


Built in January 1966, Rio Grande SW1200 137 is seen working the yard in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on August 29th, 1973.
Electro-Motive lease-fleet SD70M 7001 guides a train downgrade at Woodford, in California's Tehachapi Mountains, on July 17, 1999.
A pair of Western Pacific cabooses, 444 and 474, were found in the railroad's yard in Oroville, California, on September 3rd, 1973.
A trainload of sugar beets holds the siding at Walong, more popularly known at the Tehachapi Loop, on October 22nd, 1972. This unit train is lead by U33C 8689, a pair of SD39s and a U30C.
Resting between assignments in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on August 29th, 1973, is Rock Island GP40 4715.
A four-unit helper set, consisting of a pair of SD45s (one each from Southern Pacific and Cotton Belt), an SP SD40 and an SP U33C, rounds the Tehachapi Loop on October 22, 1972.


The first mention about the creation of the centre of infertility treatment in Bukovyna, Chernivtsi was made in 1995. Professor Oleksandr Mykhaylovych Yuz'ko, that was a chief of the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology #1 of the Chernivtsi Medical Institute (further Bukovynean State Medical Academy, actually Bukovynean State Medical University) was foundator of this centre.
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Q: How do I maximize the market share of my console? When I develop my own console I never seem to get above 1-2% market share.
I've tried marketing it so that hype is at maximum, lowering licensing cost and developing exclusive titles for it.
What else can I do to maximize my console's market share?

A: According to the Mad Games Tycoon wiki:

Gaining market share for your console depends on releasing good games for it (it can be on other platforms too), having a lot of fans, showcasing it at the annual convention, and of course, marketing.

So possibly gaining fans and a convention display could be other things to try.


Welcome to Armstrong Activities and Athletics.
Robbinsdale Armstrong High School offers more than 75 school-sponsored teams, clubs, performing and fine arts activities, and sports. Below you will find all the information you need about the different athletic teams, clubs, activities and fine arts options.
Complete registration forms. Signatures of both student and parent/guardian are required. Emergency cards must be filled out and signed in the Activities Office.
Have a current physical on file (within the last 3 years). Freshmen need to provide a hard copy of their current physical.
Payment of $210. Make checks payable to Armstrong High School.
Middle School students must complete and get parent/guardian and principal signatures on the middle school participation form.
Forms are available in the Activities Office or click here. Please bring in all forms and payment as soon as possible to confirm clearance for activities. We prefer you do not mail forms and checks to us.


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"T. O. Evans--Father of the Global Outreach Offering" by The Rev. Dr. Frank G. Tunstall, Contributing Writer for Hugh's News
The Rev. Mr. Tom O. Evans
"It was tough going when I joined the South Carolina Conference in 1916," Tom O. Evans told me when I was editor of the Advocate and visited him and Molly in their retirement home in Florence, SC. in 1979. "There was so much persecution. Our ministers conducted revivals under street lights after working ten hours in the cotton mill. They also preached under brush arbors and evangelized under tents.
"I'll never forget when my own life was threatened," he said. "It was in 1919, and I was preaching in the Saints Delight church. I had taken a stand against whiskey and bootleggers and loose living. So the bootleggers came to church that night and sent a messenger to tell me, 'Preacher, after church we're gonna hang you to a tree and kill you.'
"Of course I was scared, because I knew those men were rough and rowdy enough to do it. But I told the messenger the first thing that came into my heart: 'Go tell them I'm not worthy to die like Jesus did. Ask them to let me die with my feet up and my head hanging down.'
"After I told the messenger that, I announced to the crowd that the bootleggers were outside waiting to assassinate me. I also told them how I had asked to die. When I did, Holy Ghost power fell all over the church and even outside on the grounds. People started shouting and praising God. Holy Ghost conviction also came over the bootleggers, because when the people started to shout, they got back in their truck and left.'"
T. O. Evans (1893 – 1980) was born in Newberry, South Carolina. He was 86 when I visited. I found him full of energy and enthusiasm for the future ministry of the Pentecostal Holiness Church. "Brother Tom," as his friends affectionately knew him, was converted at the age of 17. His leadership skills stood out early; he began serving while still a teenager as Sunday school superintendent and as a deacon in his church in Columbia, SC. He worked in a cotton mill to provide for his wife and family. He also served as a lay preacher, conducting revivals wherever he could.
Brother Tom cast his lot with the South Carolina Conference in 1916, when IPHC was only five years old. At that time the conference had 35 ministers, 37 churches, and 352 members. He attended Holmes Bible and Missionary Institute for one semester in 1916, but had to leave the school to provide for his family.
His first pastoral assignment came in 1918 when he was sent to four small churches–Red Oak, Walterboro, Bamberg, and Piney Grove Mission. To follow the desires of his leaders in the conference he resigned his good job and moved his wife and three children out to the country. He and his wife, Lessie Mae, farmed 25 acres that year to make a living. Twelve children were born to this union. He didn't have a car, but got to his appointments the best he could. "That assignment continued for two years," he said, "and each of those churches grew. The Lord gave me many souls for my hire."
T. O. Evans was elected superintendent of the South Carolina Conference in 1927, at the age of 34. At the time of his election he had been enjoying a successful pastorate in Rockingham, North Carolina. "I've never asked for an appointment in my life," he told me. He always left his assignments to God. "I so wanted to go back to Rockingham though and build a new church." He said he actually cried until he was blind with tears. Just the thought of the new job left him feeling depressed; but after a few months he reconciled himself to his new role as superintendent. The conference that year had 39 ministers, 39 churches, and a membership of 654.
His pay was $50 a month, including travel, and to serve he had to keep working in a cotton mill. In his first seven years he hardly received his travel expenses.
Under the leadership of T. O. Evans, the South Carolina Conference developed the first central camp ground in IPHC after the 1911 merger. The town chosen was Lake City, SC.
Tom Evans had a big vision for evangelism both on the home front and overseas. Evans merged home and foreign missions and named the united conference program world missions. Many leaders have visions, but do not develop a plan to fund them. Evans developed the idea of a special annual offering and launched it in 1952. His goal was to receive one annual offering for both missions and evangelism. He believed the plan would motivate local church members to give to the needs of foreign missions and for evangelism on the home front.
Brother Tom challenged each South Carolina Conference congregation to bring an offering on the last Sunday of camp meeting. He wanted it to be the service with the largest attendance. The first documentation of this offering was recorded in 1960 [after his retirement], when the conference gave $7,780.54. It was South Carolina's largest world missions offering ever at the time. [An offering of $7,780 in 1960, factored for inflation, would represent an offering of $62,886 in the inflated dollars of 2016.] Evans' plan was to divide the offering 50/50 between world missions and home missions.
Tom Evans also held a great vision for starting new churches. With the 50% of the offering that stayed at home, Evans worked to motivate ministers to plant new churches. In the next 7 years, 60 new churches were started in the SC Conference.
T.O. Evans retired in 1957. During his tenure he guided the conference through the Great Depression and the Second World War. The conference grew from 39 churches to 132, a growth of 350% during his leadership. Local church membership climbed from 654 members to 5,655, a growth rate of 800%.
Brother Tom passed the torch of leadership in 1957 to a young man named H. P. Robinson, who made the motion to name Evans superintendent emeritus for life. It was an honor he greatly appreciated. His salary in 1957 was $300 monthly, including travel and housing.
After the passing of his beloved Mary Edna in 1959, ending a forty-six year marriage, he married Molly Culbreth on June 18, 1960. He and Molly had twenty good years together.
Tom Evans is remembered as a "tentmaker" superintendent who was a very generous man. He gave 30% of the profits from his construction business to God year after year after year. "I learned you can't out give God," he said.
When he retired, he told me he left $72,000 in the SC Conference home missions treasury.
Brother Tom and Molly also lived to see ten full-gospel ministers in the family, among the children, grandchildren and sons-in-law. His homegoing was on August 12, 1980, at the ripe old age of 87. He and Molly had twenty retirement years together. Molly lived another eighteen years, and left this world on November 1, 1998.
At the General Conference in Greensboro in 1965, IPHC adopted a program that was in essence the T. O. Evans' vision. The delegates voted for the church to sponsor an annual offering in each conference and local church in America. The churches were encouraged to bring the offering to their camp meeting on the day of largest attendance. The offering would be divided 75% to World Missions Ministries and 25% to Evangelism USA.
At the time, missionaries were regularly receiving their monthly support checks late–sometimes as much as three months late. This offering has guaranteed for the last 50 years that no missionaries have received salary checks late due to a drop in the regular giving of their support base.
In addition, the 75% of the offering retained by World Missions Ministries make possible a worthy major ministry project selected each year in some part of the world. This year Cambodia is the designated country. In addition, many smaller projects receive funding as designated by the continental directors, such as Bible Schools, ministerial training, church plants, and a variety of other projects. But for that annual offering, most of the ministry of both World Missions and EVUSA would be stopped in its tracks.
The offering was named the World Evangelism Emphasis (WEE) in 1965. In 1990 the name was changed to the Global Outreach Offering (GO).
The South Carolina Conference has led the denomination in giving to this offering every year since 1965, peaking at $446,141.23 in 2007.
In the last year of the century, the nationwide offering climbed to the $1,000,000 mark.
The largest Global Outreach offering to date was $1,611,284.71 in 2007. The offering in 2015 was $1,449,383.23.
Global Outreach is the life blood of the World Missions Ministries. But for that offering so much that missions does around the world would literally begin to fall apart.
It should sadden us all that only one-half of our IPHC churches give to this offering.
T. O. Evans should be remembered as one of the greatest leaders of IPHC in its first century. His legacy that marks him as a visionary was his focus on church planting and his plan to help underwrite IPHC missionary ministry worldwide. Known only to God is the good that has come to the Lord's kingdom because of Global Outreach. As for evangelism, T. O. Evans would be ecstatic about the current emphasis on church planting in IPHC.
"I'm thankful I've been able to do something with my life that can't be erased," he told me years ago. "It's true I've retired, but I haven't quit preaching. As long as I can be strapped up in bed and can talk, I plan to keep preaching the good tidings of great joy in Jesus Christ."
T. O. Evans' life proves one person can make a difference.
Permit me please, dear reader, a personal note. My dad was a hard working brick mason and a farmer who really did love Tom Evans. Dad was fond of saying how amazed he was fond that Tom Evans could carry on two important conversations at the same time, not missing a beat with either.
In 1956 our family's church, then in Cades, SC, designated me as a 13-year-old to serve as the church delegate to a quarterly conference. In those days quarterly conference was an all-day event with a pot luck lunch that actually was a full dinner. As a lad who had just become a teenager I stood, frightened, to give my personal testimony of faith and the progress report of the church; I'm sure it was brief. After I sat down, Tom Evans heaped so many praises on me that I felt ten feet tall! I remember well the theme of his sermon that special day some 60 years ago. He preached on the suffering of Jesus based on Isaiah 53. Looking back, that sermon marked the time in my life that I began to appreciate the horrendous pain of Jesus' death, and His glorious resurrection that followed. He painted a picture of the cross I've never forgotten.


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Ph.D in Environmental and Land Planning Law - Doctor of Philosophy, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Master in LL.M - Masters Degree, International Islamic University Malaysia
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Professor Dr. Ainul Jaria Maidin is at present the Director of the Office of Corporate Communication and Marketing to enhance the image of IIUM. Prior to this, she served as the Director of the Business Unit where she managed to achieve nearly 200% increase in the revenue generated. She was the Coordinator and Head of Research Management Unit for AIKOL. She has served the university's student development initiatives from the capacity as a Residential College Fellow and Principal. A senior consultant with the Bureau of Consultancy and Entrepreneurship, a business unit within the university and the secretariat for the Land Tenure and Environmental Management Unit (LATEM). Prior to joining IIUM as a lecturer, she gained valuable experiences in the legal practice area as a civil litigation, Syari'ah, corporate conveyancing and Islamic Banking loan documentation.
At the national Level, Prof Ainul is a member of the Advisory Panel for the GRP under the Malaysian Productivity Centre. She has also contributed to professional bodies such as the National Landscape Institute (ILAM), the Town Planners Association, a member of the Board of Advisors of the Institute for Land and Survey (INSTUN), a member of the Kuala Lumpur Redevelopment Policy Drafting Committee, 2011. She is a member of the disciplinary committee, Malaysian Bar Council. Prof Ainul serves as a guest lecturer for Land Planning and Environmental Law course at University Putra Malaysia for Landscaping Architects at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. She has served as a trainer for the National Land and Survey Institute (INSTUN), Asia Pacific Diligence, Emerge Knowledge SB Malaysian Institute for Corporate Governance. At the international level, she is leading the collaboration within the International Islamic University of Malaysia and UN-Habitat on Urbanlex; a member of Research Committee of IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), Academy of Environmental Law; representing IIUM in the Global Land Tool Network (GLTN), a branch of UNHABITAT; invited as the expert in land tenure security and administration by partners of the UNHABITAT globally.
Prof Ainul has contributed to the Property and Trusts Law in Malaysia for Kluwer Law International, an international publisher based in the Netherlands. She has published three books, and more than fifty articles in areas related to land tenure, land administration, sustainable development, urban planning and environmental planning law. She is the contributing author to the Halsbury Laws of Malaysia Series for the Volume on Town and Country Planning in Malaysia, National Land Code Penang and Malaccca, Titles and the Property and Trusts Law in Malaysia for Kluwer Law International, an international publisher.
Prof Ainul was the head of a consultancy project for the Department of Director General of Land and Mines, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Malaysia (1.3 million) where the output is a proposed amendment to the National Land Code Bill 1965 for enhancing the Malaysian electronic land administration system. Prof Ainul successfully completed some consultancy projects for the Federal Department of Town and Country Planning in Malaysia including the Cases decided by the Penang Appeal Board, Updating of the Encyclopaedia, Developing Uniform Town and Country Planning Law for Malaysia.
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