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I'm relieved to put this brooch behind me! I finally decided that the message was to use plain copper for the sandwich, rather than enamel. After I finally removed all the enamel from the etching, I just polished it up and proceeded onto the riveting, which was more trouble than usual as well.
Overall, this piece is not what I envisioned, so I guess it's time to go back to the bench and try again. But at least I can call it finished!
There were some successes. I included my first ever commercial pin finding, sterling silver and nickel. That was easy enough. Usually I make my own findings, but it's good to know how to do both. And I had all that practice at enamel removal. And I'm back in gear with etching.
Art is a dance, forward and back.
Thanks, Purky! I'll enjoy it just the way it is, but I'll keep dreaming about an enamel version.


UWV (the Dutch Employee Insurance Agency) asked oil to design two floors with meeting rooms at its headquarters in Amsterdam. It's most important especially for this governmental institution not to loose touch with its 'clients'.
That's why the design is derived from the places where the clients of UWV also meet, discuss and learn. Like the park, the sports canteen, the beach, the internet(!), school or a tea house. For example: each chair in the sports canteen has a shirt number, representing the amount of people that depend on each one of UWV's employees… This way one really stays close to the client, close to the real world.


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Garrod: Brexit Could Bring Business To Bermuda
Volatility and uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote is likely to lead to new business and jobs in Bermuda, according to one of the Island's corporate lawyers, reports Bernews.com
Chris Garrod, a Director in the Corporate department of Conyers Dill & Pearman, said Bermuda had laid all the right foundations to benefit from the outcome of Brexit.
"My belief is that given the Island's existing market position as one of the three largest reinsurance markets, its reputation as an easy-to-do business environment from a regulatory perspective and having obtained NAIC qualified jurisdiction status and Solvency II equivalence, Bermuda will become an even greater, accessible rival reinsurance hub than ever before, attractive to capital markets and investors.
"As a result of the volatility caused by the Brexit vote, we are already starting to see some increasing interest from insurers with UK/Lloyd's operations who are seeking to set up operations here and write business from within the Island, setting up offices and hiring staff," said Mr Garrod.
He added: "Even prior to the Brexit vote, we had seen Lloyd's syndicates such as Brit Insurance, Novae Group, Neon Underwriting and Canopius – to name a few – set up operations on the Island."
Mr Garrod said there had been some important developments which could work in Bermuda's favour.
The British Insurance Brokers Association, he said, had recently recognised that UK insurance regulators such as the FCA and PRA do not have the mandate or objective to actively support the promotion of their insurance industry along the lines the regulators do in markets such as Bermuda.
"Lloyd's has just recently put its plans to launch its insurance risk Index Service on hold. The Index Service was to be used in risk transfer transactions such as ILW or derivative transactions and would have made Lloyds much more competitive."
"It was supposed to have significant implications in ILS for risk transfer purposes, being a dedicated, insurance-based index. According to Lloyd's, their priority now is to stabilize, given Brexit's implications."
"With Lloyd's putting its Index on hold, I would speculate that any of that new ILS interest will likely be Bermuda based," added Mr Garrod.
"Lloyd's speculated recently that four percent of its global gross written premium is likely to be affected by the Brexit vote.
"There is generally expected to be upheaval in the reinsurance market with many raising concerns over increasing regulatory and compliance burdens and, when the UK eventually does exit the EU, there will be queries over London's future as a global centre for the industry, with re-domestication being one of the avenues many businesses may now investigate."
Mr Garrod also highlighted a recent Fitch Report which, he said, stated that unless the UK Government was able to negotiate passporting access into the European Economic Area [EEA], there would be a loss of business for Lloyd's.
Mr Garrod said the report stated that some of that business would move into the EEA itself, but a jurisdiction such as Bermuda could easily benefit from businesses re-domesticating as a result of it having Solvency II equivalency, an accessible reinsurance regulator compared to others in the EEA, and also a large flexible and commercial reinsurance industry already in place.
"Bermuda has a broad market which obviously can attract captive business, being the domicile which created the captive industry in the 1960s, but also one which also hosts ILS funds, segregated accounts business, long-term reinsurance business and, of course, the existing successful commercial reinsurance market, which is hugely significant both in terms of the Island's economy but also attracting new insurance business to the Island," said Mr Garrod.

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To create smoother and safer pathways for ESTHER.
To use providers resources more efficiently with a communal goal of always doing what matters to ESTHER.
The ESTHER Model strives to improve patients experience and the quality of care received by people (ESTHER) through discussing the needs of ESTHER openly and treating ESTHER, their family and networks as equal partners in their care.
ESTHER is a fictitious person and can be anyone who has had contact with Health and Social Care Services. The model was named ESTHER as this was a common name at the time in Sweden and everyone knew an ESTHER!
While today ESTHER is a fictitious person in 1997 ESTHER was real person who had to tell their story 32 times over 10 hours starting from the District Nurse who saw her that morning to all the professionals she came into contact with until she was admitted to hospital.
As a result of these reported outcomes we have strategic agreement to drive the transformation of the workforce by implementing the model across health and social care workforce including providers and the voluntary sector.
The ESTHER Model in Kent was adopted in 2016 as it was recognised as an excellent way health and social care being able to demonstrate that there is a clear vision and credible strategy to deliver high-quality care and support while promoting a positive culture that is person-centred, open, inclusive and empowering. In Kent we are now asking "What matters to ESTHER?" instead of "What is the matter with ESTHER?".
To support the roll our ESTHER in Kent we have two training opportunities available the ESTHER Coach, which was adopted from Sweden, and the ESTHER Ambassador, which is a unique opportunity we developed here in Kent. To find out more about these roles please see our Frequently Asked Questions.
The Kent ESTHER philosophy and way of working has gained recognition by national bodies such as Health Education England, the Department of Heath and Social Care and recently the Chief Social Worker for Adults Annual Report 2017-18.
To see Kent's progress to date and our key ESTHER Milestones take a look at our timeline.
We are currently developing an ESTHER app and e-learning programme. And now have our Ambassador and Coach training dates in place and developing a programme of ESTHER café dates.
An ESTHER Ambassador is someone who promotes ESTHER and raises awareness of the model and with those, they come into contact with through their work.


A WONDERFUL AND RARE LATE 15TH CENTURY ENGLISH CARVED LIMESTONE FIGURE OF JOHN THE BAPTIST CARRYING THE LAMB OF GOD. CIRCA 1480.
THIS FINE MEDIEVAL SCULPTURE IS FULL OF EXPRESSION, HIS LONG FLOWING HAIR AND DEEPLY FOLDING ROBES AND OPEN MOUTH GIVES A STRONG FEELING OF MOVEMENT. ALTHOUGH WEATHERED AND LOSSES HAVE OCCURED OVER THE CENTURIES IT STILL HAS A GREAT PRESENCE.
DISCOVERED IN THE WEST COUNTRY, IT MOST PROBABLY CAME FROM AN IMPORTANT MEDIEVAL CHURCH, THERE ARE STRONG SIMILARITIES TO THE LARGE STONE SCULPTURE OF JOHN THE BAPTIST ON THE WEST FRONT OF EXETER CATHEDRAL, WHICH IS ALSO 15TH CENTURY.
NOW SUPPORTED ON A LATER STAND.


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Q: How to assign new master database in a geo distributed MongoDB cluster? I need to have MongoDB databases in different data centers. One MongoDB database will be a master in a main data center and other will be slaves in other data centers. How can we assign a new master database in different data centers if our master database in the main data center will die?

A: Assuming you mean a distributed replica set between data centres, the other nodes will elect a new master if the master should fail.
If you have a preference for what node should become the new master, then it is possible to configure a preference for this case.
I suggest you read up the section on Replica set elections in the MongoDB Docs for more information.

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Wimbledon (2004)
Kirsten Dunst as Lizzie Bradbury
Paul Bettany as Peter Colt
Sam Neill as Lizzie's dad
Jon Favreau as Ron the agent
Bernard Hill as Edward Colt
Eleanor Bron as Augusta Colt
Austin Nichols as Jake Hammond
Richard Loncraine
Adam Brooks
Jennifer Flackett
Comedy, Foreign, Romance
Rated PG-13 for language, sexuality and partial nudity
September 17, 2004 |
"Wimbledon" is a well-behaved movie about nice people who have good things happen to them. That's kind of startling, in a world where movie characters, especially in sports movies, occupy the edge of human experience. What a surprise to hear conversation instead of dialogue, and to realize that the villain may actually be right some of the time.
The movie stars Paul Bettany and Kirsten Dunst as tennis pros -- she a rising star, he a fading one. Lizzie Bradbury's greatness is ahead of her, but Peter Colt fears his is all behind. He was once ranked 11th in the world, is now down around 113 and falling. He gets a wild card berth at Wimbledon and vows that, win or lose, he'll retire from the pro circuit after this tournament.
The two players have parents representative of their respective civilizations. Lizzie's dad, Dennis (Sam Neill), is a hard-driving American control freak who has managed Lizzie's career since she was a child. Peter's parents (Bernard Hill and Eleanor Bron) are rich British eccentrics; his mother potters in the garden, and his father moves into the treehouse after a fight with his wife. Stop to consider how few movie sports heroes even have parents (some do not even seem of woman born).
Lizzie and Peter have a Meet Cute early in the film, when he is mistakenly given the key to her suite at the Dorchester. She is nude in the shower, but handles the situation with such composure that we wonder if she arranged for him to get the key, especially after, with admirable frankness, she asks him, "Where do you come down on the whole fooling-around-before-a-match issue?"
She comes down in favor of it, and soon they're snoggling and holding hands. Her father of course believes sex before a match is a drain of precious bodily fluids and warns Peter away. Peter tries to reassure him, but the father says, "This time it's different. She's falling for you."
And so she is, in a movie where the lovers keep late hours for finalists at Wimbledon. His nightly workouts seem to inspire Peter, who scores one upset after another over highly seeded players. But Lizzie's father is afraid she's tiring herself, tries to hide her, and even tracks the lovers to Brighton in a scene embarrassingly captured on live television.
All of this is told in a movie more realistic about tennis than about love. The tennis scenes are well choreographed and acted (Bettany looks to me like a competent player). They make sense visually and dramatically, and they evoke the loneliness of a sport where everything depends on one person at one moment in time. Interior monologues allow us to hear Peter talking to himself, psyching himself out, quieting his fears. Is it ridiculous to believe he plays better because he's in love? Of course not.
But what kind of love is it? On Peter's part, it seems to be old-fashioned over-the-moon romance. But Lizzie is rather alarmingly direct in the way she originally recruits Peter, and later she seems too willing to give him up. Does she use lovers like a convenience? We've seen male characters like this in the movies, but a woman with such a casual attitude is unusual. For that matter, is she really casual? There's a stretch of the movie when we're not sure.
We're also not so sure we like Ron (Jon Favreau), Peter's once and future agent. He's a little too much of a caricature, and the movie uses his cell phone for easy laughs. Sam Neill, as Lizzie's father, could also be a caricature, but I liked the way the movie backed off toward the end and showed a certain common sense beneath his decisions.
What I mostly liked was the warmth between the two leads. Lizzie and Peter like each other, and because they share the same profession they have more to talk about then their feelings. We get a sense for what it's like to be all alone on a court with everything depending on you and no possible excuses. This is not a great movie, and you will be able to live quite happily without seeing it, but what it does, it does with a certain welcome warmth.
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/ Feature Narrative / Poland / 2013 / Arabic, English subtitles
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Rated: Mature subject matter. Not suitable for minors. Individuals under the age of 18 are not admitted into cinemas.
In the 1960s Poland, Anna, a novice nun is about to take her final vows at the convent where she was mysteriously left on the doorstep as a baby. Under the advice of her prioress, she is urged to first visit her aunt, and only surviving relative, Wanda Gruz—a chain-smoking and hard-drinking magistrate.
From Wanda, Anna learns that her real name is Ida Lebenstein and her parents were among the millions of Jews who vanished during the German occupation of Poland in World War II. This disturbing revelation triggers a journey into the deep countryside to Ida's family home and the long-buried secrets of a repressed past, recalling the tragic legacy of the Holocaust and the realities of postwar Communism. Using her shrewd investigative skills, the outspoken Wanda helps Ida discover her troubling past, ultimately leading the young nun to question her faith and future.
A modern cinema classic, 'Ida' is a poignant story compellingly told through haunting Bergman-esque shades of grey-and-white that linger long after viewing. Pawlikowski has a photographer's eye for composition, and every incisive, monochrome frame could be a portrait from Poland's distressing history. Concisely written and brilliantly acted, 'Ida' finds acclaimed director Paweł Pawlikowski revisiting his roots to breathtaking effect.


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If you had told me even a week ago that one night in the frighteningly-not-distant future I'd be standing in the showroom of an El Segundo boutique, letting a stand-up comic talk me into heaving photographs of my parents into the trash can, I'd have laughed in your face. As politely as I could, but seriously, family photos? I would no more throw away the blurriest, crappiest, surliest-faced of them than I would mark or cut up a book. Some things are sacred, if you grew up a middle-class child of the 1960s.
That's just what I did, though, along with about 400 attendant lbs. of psychic baggage. Brooks Palmer, former actor/retailer/what-have-you, current author and clutter-buster to the stars, has a way about him that removes the threat of...doom? Death? Plain old fear itself?
I'm not exactly sure, to tell you the truth. It's way too close to the actual event to have the proper kind of perspective on it. But I feel like I've had a gigantic cork pulled out of me and stuff has just started flowing again. I mean, I started this salute with the thought that, "oh, good, I'm doing this workshop; there will probably be some fodder there for the blog." Or, I knew I was going to a thing; I had no idea that this was going to be an Event.
Brooks Palmer, who's been doing what he calls "clutter busting" for about 15 years professionally (and longer than that, just noodling around) is based in Chicago but travels extensively to work one-on-one with private clients in their homes and offices, and leading workshops for small groups. (Ours was especially small, at just seven messy ladies.) He's in Los Angeles four times per year for two weeks at a time, and usually does a Northern Cali stop on those trips; so far, he's done U.S. workshops exclusively, although after an interesting interview with the London stringer for Paris Match, he's setting up a workshop there soon, and open to visiting other nearby places on that trip.
He'll also work via the phone. I lucked out and got the in-person experience, but as someone who does 99.99% of my own consulting work over the phone (and has been coached, consulted and shrunk via the phone as well), I'm guessing it's pretty effective or he wouldn't offer it. Dude is the soul of integrity and kindness from what I've seen so far.
He also has a terrific book I'll do a full report on this Tuesday. If you're a highly motivated DIYer, and/or you've been on the decluttering warpath for a stretch, it might do you fine alone. But to me, the killer combo would be to do what I did: warm up with the book, then get a session or hit a workshop. You, too, will soon be hurling out dead plants and dead relatives like the freewheeling, unattached, pre-buddhic spirit you are meant to be!
P.S. His excellent clutter-busting blog has tons of great tips, insights and inspiring stories you can read for free. See if you recognize the, uh, "workshop participant" in this recap post. Not that you need to be a clairvoyant to read me like a book with attached Cliff's Notes.
Photo of Brooks Palmer & yours truly @ 2009 Dyana Valentine.


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Brussels Airlines continues strong growth in November
Monday, December 11, 2017 — Over the past month, 94,862 more passengers flew with Brussels Airlines compared to November last year. This passenger growth of 15.6% also led to an increase in the seat load factor.
November was the first month of the 2017-2018 winter program at Brussels Airlines. Traditionally, it is a month with a lot of business traffic. Some summer holiday destinations have disappeared from the flight offer, while new winter destinations such as Sal and Boa Vista (Cape Verde), Lanzarote and Fuerteventura (Canary Islands), Hurghada (Egypt) were offered for the first time. Together with the increased flight frequencies to Tenerife and Gran Canaria, these destinations attracted many holidaymakers.
In total 702,908 passengers checked in for a Brussels Airlines flight, of which 571,647 chose a European destination. That is 12.1% more than in November 2016. The number of passengers that boarded a flight to or from the African continent grew by 34.4% thanks to increased flight frequencies on existing routes and the addition of new destinations (Morocco, Cape Verde). The transatlantic connections (New York & Toronto) also grew slightly (+2.6%) while newcomer Mumbai attracted 9,183 passengers in November.
The seat load factor increased by 2.8 percentage points and amounted to 74.5%.
November was also a strong month of growth for the cargo activity. The cargo load factor increased by 11.7 percentage points and amounted to 75.3%.
In October, many charter flights were carried out on behalf of tour operators at home and abroad. The passenger statistics of these flights are not included in the figures of this press release.
VLY difference in %
Nov/17
-- Passengers Europe
-- Passengers Africa
-- Passengers North America
-- Passengers Middle East
-- Passengers Asia
Available seat-kilometers (ASK)
Revenue Passenger-Kilomteters (RPK)
Passenger Load Factor (%)
2.8 pp.
Available Ton-Kilometers (ATK)
Revenue Ton-Kilometers (RTK)
Cargo Load Factor (%)
11.7 pp.
These figures are based on preliminary results currently available
Corporate Traffic Figures


We all need to dig just a little bit deeper to understand what this is really about . Farmers across the country have recently noticed that when their farm animals think no one is watching or listening, the animals stand up on 2 legs and engage in open debate and dialogue in clearly understandable English. They talk about a variety of things including the price of corn, soybeans, politics and the weather (they avoid religion). The animals try hard to conceal their behavior (rumor is that they're trying to unionize and contact PETA) and are afraid if they get caught, they'll be immediately slaughtered.
Farmers are trying desperately to make sure no one photographs any animal who is openly displaying higher thought processes or the ability to think or communicate to humans. It would mean a swift end to the "harvesting" of animals for food.
Hence, the "no photography rule". I also understand they're introducing another bill to create a "no fly zone" for animals that can fly. Rumor is that pigs are watching this bill very closely.
What I have learned about gear to never leave behind on my travels - from a magnifying glass and a pair of binoculars, to a length of rope.
I came to the realisation a while ago that to take the example of my camera gear, there a things I want and things I don't want but which you have to have - such as a battery charger and a spare battery.
No one 'wants' them - they just have to come along, just like international plug adaptors. And it all adds weight to that pack.
Could I travel without checking my email or blogging? It's too painful to think about.
There was a time when I would have been happy to leave my camera at home and let my senses do the recording. Now a camera, lenses, and a laptop are all fighting for space in my pack.
For all that, the guiding principle I have always followed – it is probably in my nature – is to travel light.
I remember being proud of how little my pack weighed as it went on the scale at the airport check-in at the start of my year-long trip to South America.
What would Arianna Huffington do?
Take the money and run? Pay out the people who had given their journalistic skills to make HP what it was? Something else?
Any business owner who uses largely unpaid labor, with a handful of underpaid, nonunion employees, to build a company that is sold for a few hundred million dollars, no matter how he or she is introduced to you on the television screen, is not a liberal or a progressive. Those who take advantage of workers, whatever their outward ideological veneer, to make profits of that magnitude are charter members of the exploitative class. Dust off your Karl Marx. They are the enemies of working men and women. And they are also, in this case, sucking the lifeblood out of a trade I care deeply about. It was bad enough that Huffington used her site for flagrant self-promotion, although the cult of the self has reached such dizzying proportions in American society that such behavior is almost expected. But there is an even sadder irony that this was carried out in the name of journalism.
Ever felt a little bored on a plane and wished there was something more interesting to look at than endless clouds? How about watching a history-making space shuttle launch?
When Discovery set off on its STS-133 mission this Thursday 24th February, one lucky set of passengers got to witness it from 30,000 feet. And one managed to capture the whole thing on his iPhone 4.
The space shuttle is currently zooming towards the International Space Station on it's 13th and final mission, making this video all the more special. Check it out.
Very interesting - try it and see what I mean.
Robert "Red" Robinson, senior vice president of Shannon & Wilson Inc., of Seattle. He was asked to compare the capabilities of moles and "moles," as tunnel-boring machines are affectionately known in the underground construction industry.
He sized up a typical 4-ounce mole versus the 642-ton Emerald Mole, the tunneling machine that recently completed the Beacon Hill light-rail tunnels for Sound Transit.
It turns out that, pound-for-pound, the tiny mole is an astounding 336 times mightier than the behometh Emerald Mole.
"It's all in the weight ratio of the two critters," Robinson wrote. "Anyone for nuclear-enhanced 600-ton, 20-foot-diameter, flesh-and-blood moles?"
Annie Kolb-Nelson at King County's Wastewater Treatment Division — several machines have been digging a tunnel for the Brightwater sewage-system at the rate of about 5 feet per hour on a good day — was similarly awed at the mighty mole, which can dig 15 feet per hour in good soils.
(CNN) -- The radiation emitted after just 50 minutes on a mobile phone increases the activity in brain cells, according to a new government-funded study.
The small study, published in the Journal of American Medical Association, is the first to look specifically at how electromagnetic radiation from cell phones affects glucose metabolism, a normal function, in the brain.
Researchers measured brain activity of 47 healthy adults -- a small but scientifically valid size group for this type of study -- while using a mobile device. The levels were tested when the phone was in use (transmitting radiation) against the head and when against the head but in the off position. Compared with subjects whose phones were turned off, the group whose phones were on had "significantly higher" brain activity in the area closest to the telephone antenna.
Volkow says that since she began working with the National Institutes of Health researching the impact of cell phone radiation, she always uses a wired earpiece when talking on her cell phone.
This is a fascinating list. It is a list that starts with the smallest debt holder and works its way to the biggest.
The list begins with number 15 - Taiwan - with a US debt holding of $126.9 billion and works its way to a surprising conclusion. I guarantee that you will be amazed at who is at number 1 and the amount involved.
As the US government spends an unprecedented amount of money to fix the nation's economy, there is an equally great need to raise the cash to pay for it. This is accomplished through borrowing, whereby Uncle Sam sells Treasury securities of varying maturity.
For investors, the government bills, notes and bonds are considered a safe financial product because they have a guaranteed rate of return, based on faith in future US tax revenues. The government has been partially funding operations via Treasury securities for decades.
This borrowing adds to the national debt, which has recently surpassed the $14 trillion mark and is rising every day. The amount of debt is quickly approaching the federal debt ceiling, a legal limit to borrowing which currently stands at $14.294 trillion.
Much of that debt is held by private sector, but about 40 percent is held by public entities, including parts of the government. Here's who owns the most.
If the RSPB thought that we could step in and make the New Forest a better place for wildlife and people then we'd say so - but we don't, and have no intention of pushing ourselves forward in that way. We work in the New Forest now, in partnership with others, as we do in the Forest of Dean too, and we'd like to carry on working there with local people. We might do more in future - but we aren't daft - we know when something is too big to swallow.
George Monbiot in the Guardian on this Goverment: You assuage, reassure, conciliate, emote. Then you shaft us"
"And this government? It has learned the lesson that Thatcher never grasped. If you want to turn this country into another Mexico, where the ruling elite wallows in unimaginable, state-facilitated wealth while the rest can go to hell, you don't declare war on society, you don't lambast single mothers or refuse to apologise for Bloody Sunday. You assuage, reassure, conciliate, emote. Then you shaft us."
'I would love to see tax reductions," David Cameron told the Sunday Telegraph at the weekend, "but when you're borrowing 11% of your GDP, it's not possible to make significant net tax cuts. It just isn't." Oh no? Then how come he's planning the biggest and crudest corporate tax cut in living memory?
If you've heard nothing of it, you're in good company. The obscure adjustments the government is planning to the tax acts of 1988 and 2009 have been missed by almost everyone – and are, anyway, almost impossible to understand without expert help. But as soon as you grasp the implications, you realise that a kind of corporate coup d'etat is taking place.
Like the dismantling of the NHS and the sale of public forests, no one voted for this measure, as it wasn't in the manifestos. While Cameron insists that he occupies the centre ground of British politics, that he shares our burdens and feels our pain, he has quietly been plotting with banks and businesses to engineer the greatest transfer of wealth from the poor and middle to the ultra-rich that this country has seen in a century. The latest heist has been explained to me by the former tax inspector, now a Private Eye journalist, Richard Brooks and current senior tax staff who can't be named. Here's how it works.
And this government? It has learned the lesson that Thatcher never grasped. If you want to turn this country into another Mexico, where the ruling elite wallows in unimaginable, state-facilitated wealth while the rest can go to hell, you don't declare war on society, you don't lambast single mothers or refuse to apologise for Bloody Sunday. You assuage, reassure, conciliate, emote. Then you shaft us.
It's not what the truth is - because there is no single truth about what motivates 'parts of society' - it's that the 70 million people who make up the UK population are just that - 70 million people - and treating groups as having one point of view is to demonise them just as surely as any fascist government has ever done.
David Cameron launched a devastating attack today on 30 years of multiculturalism in Britain, warning it is fostering extremist ideology and directly contributing to home-grown Islamic terrorism.
Signalling a radical departure from the strategies of previous governments, Mr Cameron said that Britain must adopt a policy of "muscular liberalism" to enforce the values of equality, law and freedom of speech across all parts of society.
He warned Muslim groups that if they fail to endorse women's rights or promote integration, they will lose all government funding. All immigrants to Britain must speak English and schools will be expected to teach the country's common culture.
But his remarks have already infuriated Muslim groups, as they come on the day of what is expected to be the largest demonstration so far of anti-Muslim sentiment being planned by the English Defence League. They accused Mr Cameron of placing an unfair onus on minority communities to integrate, while failing to emphasise how the wider community can help immigrants feel more welcome in Britain. They suggested his speech was part of a concerted attack on multiculturalism from centre-right European governments and pointed out he was making it in Germany – where Chancellor Angela Merkel recently made a similar attack.
But Muslim groups said Mr Cameron's approach was simplistic and would not succeed in tackling extremism. "Communities are not static entities and there are those who see being British as their identity and there are those who do not feel that it is an overriding part of their identity," said Fiyaz Mughal, founder of interfaith group Faith Matters. "Finger-pointing at communities and then cutting social investment into projects is a sure-fire way of causing greater resentment. It blames some communities while his Government slashes social investment."
I suspect the judge will throw the case out as being a misuse of the court process. Time will tell.
While former U.S. President Jimmy Carter has a perfect right to his anti-Israel opinions – and certainly has the right to publish a book full of those opinions – he does not have the right to fob off a work of fiction as fact. That, says Israeli activist attorney Nitzana Darshan-Leitner, is what has earned him the opprobrium of dozens of people who bought his book, "Palestine: Peace or Apartheid." And now, says Darshan-Leitner, she is representing those unhappy customers in a class-action lawsuit against Carter, in order to get them a refund.
According to the complaint, filed in a New York court, Carter, "as a former American president and self-proclaimed Middle East expert ... knew that substantial and material portions of the book were untrue, and has failed to advise the public," putting him in violation of New York State's Consumer Protection Laws, "specifically New York General Business Law section 349, which makes it unlawful to engage in deceptive acts in the course of conducting business." The lawsuit also includes Carter's publisher, Simon and Schuster, as a defendant, since it allegedly refused to correct the facts, despite receiving numerous complaints from irate customers.
Carter wrote this�despite the fact that Lord Caradon (British diplomat Hugh M. Foot), who authored the resolution, specifically stated that this was not the intent of the resolution. In a discussion in the House of Commons in 1969, Caradon said that "it would have been wrong to demand that Israel return to its positions of June 4, 1967, because those positions were undesirable and artificial." The suit cites this and numerous other quotes by Caradon and others affirming this fact.
In addition, the suit says, Carter falsely depicted the 1949 armistice lines as an international border (they have never been recognized as such), that Israel has never "granted appreciable autonomy to the Palestinians" (thus ignoring the establishment and continued existence of the Palestinian Authority), and that Syria was prepared to accept a demilitarized Golan Heights (Syrian diplomats specifically denied that).
In all, the suit cites over 50 specific facts that Carter got wrong, either out of ignorance or deliberately. Evidence contradicting Carter's assertion is brought from publicly available sources, including newspapers and books, as well as in affidavits from former members of Carter's own inner circle and negotiating teams.
Readers spent on average $27 for the book, so Darshan-Leitner is seeking about $5 million in compensatory damages in order to enable all customers to get their money back – plus, of course, punitive damages and court costs.


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Lamar supervisors vote on a price tag for sportsplex blueprint, but not all say yes
The Lamar County Board of Supervisors has agreed on a price for the blueprint for the county's new sportsplex, but not everybody is happy about it.
Lamar supervisors vote on a price tag for sportsplex blueprint, but not all say yes The Lamar County Board of Supervisors has agreed on a price for the blueprint for the county's new sportsplex, but not everybody is happy about it. Check out this story on hattiesburgamerican.com: https://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/story/news/local/lamar-county/2019/08/23/lamar-supervisors-agree-pay-250-000-sportsplex-blueprint-dale-lucus-votes-no/2071476001/
Ellen Ciurczak, Hattiesburg American Published 9:16 a.m. CT Aug. 23, 2019 | Updated 9:28 a.m. CT Aug. 23, 2019
The Lamar County Board of Supervisors voted Thursday to pay $250,000 for a blueprint for the county's centralized sportsplex.
The vote was 4-1 with District 5 Supervisor Dale Lucus voting no.
Hattiesburg engineering firm Neel-Schaffer will produce the blueprint. Payments will be made as tasks are completed and invoiced.
The money will come from county Parks and Recreation funds which are budgeted for capital projects such as the sportsplex. Taxpayer monies go into these funds.
"We are not taxing the citizens additionally for this," County Administrator Jody Waits said in an email. "We are making use of tax dollars which are already available.
"There is currently no private money pledged nor grant money available. The Parks and Recreation funds are from taxpayer dollars which we've already collected, budgeted and set aside for this purpose."
But Lucus had a different take.
"We can't afford (the blueprint)," he said. "We don't have an inch of land — we don't have any funding (to build a sportsplex).
"It's about being a conservative, and I'm a conservative for the people of Lamar County."
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A look at New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill
Taysom Hill after the NFL football game between the New Orleans Saints and the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Mecedes-Benz Superdome.. Sunday, Dec. 23, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
Aug 18, 2019; Carson, CA, USA; New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) stiff arms Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Nick Dzubnar (48) during the fourth quarter at Dignity Health Sports Park. Mandatory Credit: Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sports Jake Roth, Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 18, 2019; Carson, CA, USA; New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) looks to pass during the second quarter against the Los Angeles Chargers at Dignity Health Sports Park. Mandatory Credit: Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sports Jake Roth, Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 18, 2019; Carson, CA, USA; New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) throws the ball against the Los Angeles Chargers at Dignity Health Sports Park. The Saints defeated the Chargers 19-17. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Kirby Lee, Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Taysom Hill scores a touchdown during the NFC Championship playoff football game between the New Orleans Saints and the Los Angeles Rams at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans. Sunday, Jan. 20, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
Taysom Hill scores a touchdown during the NFL football game between the New Orleans Saints and the Carolina Panthers in the Mecedes-Benz Superdome. Sunday, Dec. 30, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
Saints quarterback Taysom Hill hands off to runningback Alvin Kamara during the NFL football game between the New Orleans Saints and the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Mecedes-Benz Superdome.. Sunday, Dec. 23, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
Saints quarterback Taysom Hill runs the ball during the NFL football game between the New Orleans Saints and the Atlanta Falcons in the Mecedes-Benz Superdome. Thursday, Nov. 22, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) runs for a first down against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. Tommy Gilligan/USA TODAY Sports
Taysom Hill runs the ball and scores as The New Orleans Saints take on The Washington Redskins during Monday Night Football at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Monday, Oct. 8, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
Taysom Hill runs the ball as The New Orleans Saints take on the Cleveland Browns at The Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Sunday, Sept. 16, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Saints quarterback Taysom Hill runs the ball as The New Orleans Saints take on the Los Angeles Rams in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
Saints quarterback Taysom Hill hands off to Jonathan Smith as The New Orleans Saints take on the Los Angeles Rams in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
Saints quarterback Taysom Hill throws a pass as The New Orleans Saints take on the Los Angeles Rams in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018. SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) celebrates with wide receiver Austin Carr (80) after scoring a touchdown against the Los Angeles Rams during the third quarter in the NFC Championship game at Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports
Taysom Hill is giving the Saints some unique options on offense. Derick E. Hingle, USA TODAY Sports
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) carries for a touchdown in front of Carolina Panthers cornerback Corn Elder (35) in the second half of an NFL football game in New Orleans, Sunday, Dec. 30, 2018. (AP Photo/Bill Feig) The Associated Press
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) eludes Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Josh Shaw (30) during the second half of an NFL football game Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018, in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Jason Behnken) Jason Behnken, AP
New Orleans Saints Taysom Hill (7) goes down after blocking a punt by Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Bryan Anger during the second half of an NFL football game Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018, in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Mark LoMoglio) The Associated Press
New Orleans Saints' Taysom Hill (7) is dropped by Dallas Cowboys cornerback Byron Jones (31) is in the first half of an NFL football game, in Arlington, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 29, 2018. (AP Photo/Michael Ainsworth) The Associated Press
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) carries the ball in the first quarter of a Week 10 NFL game between the New Orleans Saints and the Cincinnati Bengals, Sunday, Nov. 11, 2018, at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati. Kareem Elgazzar
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill runs the ball in the second half of an NFL football game against the Cincinnati Bengals, Sunday, Nov. 11, 2018, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Gary Landers) Gary Landers, AP
Aug 9, 2018; Jacksonville, FL, USA; New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) throws a pass in front of Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Dexter McDougle (33) during the second half of the game at TIAA Bank Field. Mandatory Credit: Douglas DeFelice-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 8, 2018; New Orleans, LA, USA New Orleans Saints specialist Taysom Hill (7) against the Washington Redskins during the first half at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
Sep 30, 2018; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) passing against the New York Giants during the second quarter at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports
Sep 16, 2018; New Orleans, LA, USA; New Orleans Saints specialist Taysom Hill (7) celebrates after a missed 52 yard field goal attempt by Cleveland Browns place kicker Zane Gonzalez (2) in the final seconds of the fourth quarter at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The Saints defeated the Browns 21-18. Mandatory Credit: Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports ORG XMIT: USATSI-381399 ORIG FILE ID: 20180916_gma_ah6_246.jpg Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sport
Aug 30, 2018; New Orleans, LA, USA; New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) looks to throw against the Los Angeles Rams in the first quarter at Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) scrambles away from Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Omarius Bryant (94) in the first half of an NFL preseason football game in New Orleans, Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018. (AP Photo/Butch Dill) Butch Dill, AP
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) scrambles past Los Angeles Rams cornerback Taurean Nixon (31) in the first half of an NFL preseason football game in New Orleans, Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018. (AP Photo/Butch Dill) Butch Dill, AP
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill scores an extra-point conversion during the second half of an NFL preseason football game against the Los Angeles Chargers Saturday, Aug. 25, 2018, in Carson, Calif. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong) AP
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the second half of an NFL preseason football game against the Los Angeles Chargers Saturday, Aug. 25, 2018, in Carson, Calif. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong) Jae C. Hong, AP
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) drops back to pass in the first half of an NFL preseason football game against the Arizona Cardinals in New Orleans, Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. (AP Photo/Butch Dill) Butch Dill, AP
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) passes in the first half of an NFL preseason football game against the Arizona Cardinals in New Orleans, Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) Gerald Herbert, AP
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) passes under pressure from Arizona Cardinals defensive tackle Rodney Gunter in the first half of an NFL preseason football game in New Orleans, Friday, Aug. 17, 2018. Butch Dill/AP
May 24, 2018; Metairie, LA, USA; New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill (7) during organized team activities at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center. Mandatory Credit: Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports Derick E. Hingle, Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
New Orleans Saints quarterback Taysom Hill has been contributing on special teams this season. David Goldman / Associated Press
Undrafted quarterback Taysom Hill was a preseason star for the Packers. Mark Hoffman / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Green Bay Packers quarterback Taysom Hill (8) scrambles to throw a touchdown pass during the fourth quarter of their preseason game Thursday, August 31, 2017, at Lambeau Field. Mark Hoffman/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Packers quarterback Taysom Hill performed well in the preseason, but will it be enough to make the 53-man roster? USA Today Network-Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers quarterback Taysom Hill (8) recovers a fumble in the third quarter against the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday, August 31, 2017 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Adam Wesley/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers quarterback Taysom Hill (8) during training camp at Ray Nitschke Field Wednesday, August 16, 2017 in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Jim Matthews/USAT NETWORK Wiscon
Green Bay Packers quarterback Taysom Hill (8) celebrates as he carries the ball into the end zone for a touchdown during the second half against the Washington Redskins in Landover, Md., Saturday, Aug. 19, 2017. Alex Brandon, AP
Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Hundley (7) tries to knock the ball from quarterback Taysom Hill (8) during training camp practice on Tuesday, August 8, 2017, at Ray Nitschke Field. Adam Wesley/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wis
Green Bay Packers quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers (12) and Taysom Hill (8) take snaps at training camp practice on Tuesday, August 1, 2017, at Ray Nitschke Field. Adam Wesley/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Adam Wesley, Adam Wesley/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wi
Green Bay Packers quarterback Taysom Hill (8) throws during practice at minicamp on Tuesday, June 13, 2017, in Green Bay, Wis. Adam Wesley/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Adam Wesley/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wi
Green Bay Packers quarterback Taysom Hill (8) is shown during organized team activities Tuesday, May 23, 2017 in Green Bay. Mark Hoffman/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The supervisors had originally planned to fund the sportsplex with $500,000 in BP settlement money, but Sen. Joey Fillingane, R-Sumrall, reserved that money for sports facilities in Sumrall.
District 4 Supervisor Phillip Carlisle, who is running for Chancery Clerk, said the blueprint will help the county raise federal or state grants or money from the private sector for the actual construction of the sportsplex.
Officials from Neel-Schaffer had met with supervisors in executive session June 3 to talk about price and time period. At that time, the price of the blueprint was not revealed.
It was negotiated Thursday, along with the payment plan.
It's expected Neel-Schaffer employees will put in about 1,800 hours worth of work as they investigate possible sites for the sportsplex and look at current recreation facilities in the county.
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Contact Ellen Ciurczak at eciurczak@gannett.com. Follow @educellen on Twitter.
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Outdoor Voices wants to be everything that Nike isn't.
The three-year-old activewear company rejects the notion that has been long been embraced by Nike — that sports and exercise should be competitive and results-oriented.
"While you're running over hurdles in high school track, that message makes sense. But I realized that there was a powerful combination about being feminine and athletic that wasn't embodied in a brand," Tyler Haney, the 27-year-old founder of Outdoor Voices, recently said to CNBC.
Nike's marketing revolves around competition and results-oriented exercise. This message has worked; it's the No. 1 apparel company in the United States.
Other successful athleisure companies have risen to the top with marketing messages that revolve around competitiveness. Under Armour's pitch revolves around being the underdog and working hard.
Moreover, Haney told The Coveteur in March that she "is very much wanting to be the next great activewear brand — and so that's very much [Haney's] vision for it."
To see the full CNBC story, click here.


First, let's look at Isla.
She went with a cute, one-sided style. It basically looks to me as if it starts with a thin French braid for the first inch-and-a-half going back the side of her head and then switches to a regular braid, which I am assuming is pinned in the back.
Her style comes by way of thicker, looser French braids that curve back and down both sides of her head. So cute!
Then, for more braid styles, first, click here to see what happened the time Petra went all Lauren Conrad on us. Then check out Nicole Richie's super-cute style (that I not only named "The Most Charming Hairstyle Ever" but actually tried out myself), another Richie style Petra is considering as a bridal do and, last but not least, Blair Waldorf's take.


Designers+ is a french association based in Saint-Etienne, near Lyon, which helps companies to better integrate the design to their processes, and therefore, helps the designers to encounter opportunities.
They had a website which needed to be revamped. They wanted to be able to use this website to collect subscription requests, publish the list of their members and offer the ability to browse them using a search engine and different criterias. Moreover, each member can update his profile. The visitor can also see the agenda of the association, and of course, all this whatever the device he is using.
Thomas Rosset has been my graphic partner and project manager in this project.


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Located in downtown Honolulu is a magnificent 10 room, four story palace built in Italian Renaissance style. It is the only royal palace in North America. Iolani Palace was the official residence of Hawaii's King Kalakaua and his sister and successor Queen Lili`uokalani, the last monarchs of Hawaii. The opulent palace was completed in 1882 and was wired for electricity even before the White House in Washington D.C.
Since being restored to its former glory, the palace has been open to visitors, who can immerse themselves in Hawaii's history and royal heritage. The first two floors consist of the living areas, while the basement houses the Hawaiian crown jewels, photos, regalia, and decorations. The palace is registered as a National Historic Landmark.


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Bekende voorgerechten zijn salade en garnalencocktail.

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TRASSIR Kinetic Map builds "kinetic" and "thermal" maps of people movement. "Kinetic" maps are defined by visitors movement trajectories superimposed on the image from the camera. "Thermal" maps are developed by coloring the image depending on the intensity of movement in different areas. The data obtained allow to optimize goods layout, estimate the cost of retail space and advertising placement. The set includes SIMT object tracking detector. The model is recommended for use with FishEye camera type.


Now these could also be called "My Ultimate Anti-inflammatory Baked Buns" but I thought that was a bit wordy. They are fluffy delights are made entirely from ground golden flaxseed which is one of the best sources of vegetarian omega 3 in addition to being chock full of soluble fibre to aid proper digestive function and elimination of waste products and toxins. Combine that with organic eggs for more powerful protein, cold pressed olive oil to continue the anti-inflammatory theme and lovely caraway and sesame seeds to pique your tastebuds finishing the whole shebang off nicely! The flavour is somewhat reminiscent of a soda bread that's made friends with a German dark rye – I took inspiration for this recipe from a Hemsley +Hemsley one but tweaked it so it fit in with my ideals and tastes. Perfect for a satisfying snack or freshly baked weekend breakfast as they are ready in under half an hour and can be devoured warm from the oven, these are also great if you are keeping your carbohydrate intake low as they contain none!
*You can buy ready milled flaxseeds for this but remember they are extremely vulnerable to oxidation so must be kept well sealed and in the freezer. If you buy a large bag it would be ideal to decant into smaller ones to minimise exposure to oxygen each time you use them.
Place the flaxseeds in a high powered blender and grind to a flour. Mix with the rest of the dry ingredients except the sesame seeds.
In a separate bowl beat the eggs with the apple cider vinegar, water and oils then add to the dry ingredients.
Beat together with a spatula, leave to sit for 5 minutes, mix again and leave for a further 5. The batter should now be more dough like.
Use a large spoon to portion out 6 rolls onto the baking sheet, tuck in the edges and sprinkle with sesame seeds.


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MORE Concern People Won't Take The Vaccine. Why?
If the vaccine for COVID-19 won't be made mandatory, why is there always a politician or official or expert expressing concerns that the American public won't take it? What is in this thing that makes every single authoritarian eager to plunge needles into our arms?
Previously, Bill Gates and Dr. Anthony Fauci have both been worried that the public won't find a rushed vaccine to be very safe. Polling has shown that that's exactly how Americans feel and the coronavirus panic and fear being perpetuated by the mainstream media hasn't been working as well lately to convince people to line up for the shot. So what gives?
These same people pushing a vaccine continue to talk about a "dark winter" or elude to winter as a time frame for something big. Dr. Fauci is now concerned that a rushed vaccine is "fueling the perception that the vaccine is not safe or that it's being rushed for political purposes." Did you catch it? It's fueling perception...meaning this is a battle for your perception. The vaccine doesn't have to be safe. It has to be perceived to be safe. This is a truly disturbing dystopia we have found ourselves in.
Whoever controls your perception, controls your reality. Question everything. Especially something rushed that will be injected into every human being on this planet if they get their way.
Fauci told the New Yorker that he "never liked," the name "Operation Warp Speed" because it "suggests, incorrectly… that you're prematurely putting something out there that isn't entirely safe," echoing concerns he voiced in August that it "subliminally" suggests "reckless speed."
But there's been little about this vaccine that's been "subliminal." Everyone, including anchors on Fox News, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and the entire Trump administration are intent upon vaccinating the public.
Even though polling shows skepticism about taking a vaccine, many (68%) are confident that the Food and Drug Administration ould only approve a safe vaccine, meaning they won't ask any questions when told to lift up their sleeve and take this shot.
Alan "The-State-Can-Plunge-A-Needle-In-Your-Arm" Dershowitz Is In Epstein's "Little Black Book"
Another question we should all be pondering is IF the ruling class is so concerned about the safety of a vaccine, why have the vaccine manufacturers been given immunity if their product causes serious harm or even death? Probably because, as we all know, this vaccine is about control and nothing else. We don't even know what's in this thing and these puppets want us to line up to be injected.
Why are they so intent upon vaccinating the public? And what the hell is in this vaccine? There's a lot of speculation, but it's difficult to come by actual ingredients on this concoction, and even if we did, who is to say there are not things in there that were conveniently left off the ingredient list.
If the vaccine works, and is safe; how does that endanger anyone that already has taken the vaccine? Please think through the logic of my statement before attacking.
I understand that minor tyrants have a compulsive desire to force compliance to their edicts. In a free country you may not force compliance on placing something in my body.
I risked my life for this country and Constitutional values. I will not give-up individual rights for the perceived "greater good". That is a tactic used by TYRANTS throughout history.
Sorry, I meant to preface the previous statement with "IF I REFUSE TO TAKE THE VACCINE, ……
As an old guy, sometimes I get way ahead of my skis. I'm afraid I'll forget the thought. Darn, I wish I could blame it on spellcheck.
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At Zero Hedge an article about Astra Zeneca halting trials of vaccine because "adverse reaction",, they can't provide details except to say its private information and later admit its neurological condition consistent with myelitis but not related to the vaccine and was unexpected. However, the TRUTH is its common condition that results (paralysis) from vaccines. It happened one other time in July with a participant in astra Zeneca trials– exact same thing. It happened in the 1970's when the gov was screaming, "PANDEMIC!!" and 4,000 Americans became paralyzed after taking the swine flu vaccine! (See '60 minutes' show– interview of Judy (forgot last name) at bitchute–the last american vagabond (video). Also, see Robert F Kennedy Jr website who explains further!!
Also at "Bitchute– conscious resistance network" a video:
"Dangers of the Swine flu Vaccine–CBS– 60 Minutes– with Mike Wallace". Interviews Judy Wallace who was paralyzed after taking the vaccine (she and 4,000 other Americans became paralyzed/worse– some died). Exact same problem that is occurring with the new corona vaccine by AstraZeneca, even though they say its "UNRELATED" to the vaccine and are supposedly surprised by it and even CNN says "these odd things happen at times during trials…" Their lies are nauseating! Its a neurological condition called… myelitis…paralysis continues to get worse. Its because of the adjuvant that's put into vaccines.
From Robert f Kennedy jr website—
"the company asserts that a panel of independent experts will review the adverse reaction and decide whether or not AstraZeneca should lift the pause.
While AstraZeneca says the woman has not been officially diagnosed, an anonymous source told the New York Times that the woman's symptoms were consistent with transverse myelitis (TM).
TM is a neurological disorder characterized by inflammation of the spinal cord, a major element of the central nervous system. It often results in weakness of the limbs, problems emptying the bladder and paralysis. Patients can become severely disabled and there is currently no effective cure.
Concerns over associations between TM and vaccines are well known. A review of published case studies in 2009 documented 37 cases of transverse myelitis associated with vaccines, including Hepatitis B, measles-mumps-rubella, diphtheria, pertussis…
Why take a vaccine that was rushed, is unproven and has life long implications for a virus that as a reasonably healthy person will have little to no effect if infected?


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Q: Need help understanding how LazyCollection works in this scenario This project has 3 models:

*

*Concert: has many Tickets, belongs to many Orders.

*Ticket: id, concert_id (not nullable), order_id (nullable)

*Order: not really relevant, but added for completion
I've been playing around with LazyCollections, but I don't fully understand how they work. I ran into some trouble implementing a reserveTickets method for my Concert class. I can easily fix it by using a normal Collection instead of a LazyCollection but I want to understand why this is happening.
// Create 1 Concert
$concert = Concert::factory()->create();
// Create 3 tickets associated to the concert.
Ticket::factory()->for($concert)->count(3)->create();
// Reserve 2 tickets (set their reserved_at timestamp) and return them
$reservedTickets = $concert->reserveTickets(quantity: 2);

// Does not contain the 2 reserved tickets I expect it should have.
$reservedTickets->all();

The reserveTickets method depends on the findTickets method. Both are defined in the Concert model.
public function reserveTickets(int $quantity): LazyCollection
{
    return $this->findTickets($quantity)->each->reserve();
}

public function findTickets(int $quantity): LazyCollection
{
    $tickets = $this->tickets()->available()->limit($quantity)->cursor();

    throw_if(exception: NotEnoughTicketsException::class, condition: $quantity > $tickets->count());

    return $tickets;
}

If I change findTickets's implementation to
$tickets = $this->tickets()->available()->limit($quantity)->cursor()->remember();

The custom NotEnoughTicketsException will be thrown when accessing the contents of the LazyCollection It actually works. I don't understand why it failed before.
Not using remember() makes the SELECT query execute 3 times, making the throw_if line useless most of the time.

Here is the relevant code for the models.
Concert model
<?php

namespace App\Models;

use App\Exceptions\NotEnoughTicketsException;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent;
use Illuminate\Support\{Collection, LazyCollection};

class Concert extends Eloquent\Model
{
    use Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory;

    protected $guarded = [];

    /* RELATIONSHIPS */
    public function tickets(): Eloquent\Relations\HasMany
    {
        return $this->hasMany(Ticket::class);
    }

    public function orders(): Eloquent\Relations\BelongsToMany
    {
        return $this->belongsToMany(Order::class, 'tickets');
    }

    /* METHODS */
    public function orderTickets(string $email, int $ticket_quantity): Order
    {
        $tickets = $this->findTickets($ticket_quantity);

        return $this->createOrder($email, $tickets);
    }

    public function reserveTickets(int $quantity): LazyCollection
    {
        return $this->findTickets($quantity)->each->reserve();
    }

    public function findTickets(int $quantity): LazyCollection
    {
        $tickets = $this->tickets()->available()->limit($quantity)->cursor();

        throw_if(exception: NotEnoughTicketsException::class, condition: $quantity > $tickets->count());

        return $tickets;
    }
}

Ticket model
<?php

namespace App\Models;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent;

class Ticket extends Eloquent\Model
{
    use Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory;

    protected $guarded = [];

    /* SCOPES */
    public function scopeAvailable(Eloquent\Builder $query): void
    {
        $query->whereNull('order_id')->whereNull('reserved_at');
    }

    /* METHODS */
    public function reserve(): void
    {
        $this->fill(['reserved_at' => now()])->save();
    }
}


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void KuangNuQiangFa_Buff_Start(struct Buff* self, struct BuffList* list);
void KuangNuQiangFa_Buff_Stop(struct Buff* self, struct BuffList* list);

const char KuangNuQiangFa_startStr[] = ("%s的皮肤泛起不健康的红晕。");
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struct Buff KuangNuQiangFaInfo =
{
  KuangNuQiangFa_ID,
  BUFF_TYPE_TIME,
  30.0,
  KuangNuQiangFa_Buff_Start,
  KuangNuQiangFa_Buff_Stop,
  KuangNuQiangFa_startStr,
  KuangNuQiangFa_stopStr
};

void KuangNuQiangFa_Buff_Start(struct Buff* self, struct BuffList* list)
{
  list->current->attribZS += self->data_1;
}

void KuangNuQiangFa_Buff_Stop(struct Buff* self, struct BuffList* list)
{
  list->current->attribZS -= self->data_1;
}

struct Buff* KuangNuQiangFaBuff_Get(unsigned int level)
{
  KuangNuQiangFaInfo.data_1 = 2+level*2;
  return &KuangNuQiangFaInfo;
}

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package requirements_test

import (
	. "code.cloudfoundry.org/cli/cf/requirements"

	"errors"

	"code.cloudfoundry.org/cli/cf/requirements/requirementsfakes"
	. "github.com/onsi/ginkgo"
	. "github.com/onsi/gomega"
)

var _ = Describe("ConfigRefreshingRequirement", func() {
	var (
		r                     Requirement
		underlyingRequirement *requirementsfakes.FakeRequirement
		configRefresher       *requirementsfakes.FakeConfigRefresher
	)

	BeforeEach(func() {
		underlyingRequirement = new(requirementsfakes.FakeRequirement)
		configRefresher = new(requirementsfakes.FakeConfigRefresher)
		r = NewConfigRefreshingRequirement(underlyingRequirement, configRefresher)
	})

	Describe("Execute", func() {
		It("tries to execute the underlying requirement", func() {
			underlyingRequirement.ExecuteReturns(nil)

			r.Execute()

			Expect(underlyingRequirement.ExecuteCallCount()).To(Equal(1))
			Expect(configRefresher.RefreshCallCount()).To(Equal(0))
		})

		Context("when the underlying requirement fails", func() {
			It("refreshes the config", func() {
				underlyingRequirement.ExecuteReturns(errors.New("TERRIBLE THINGS"))

				r.Execute()

				Expect(configRefresher.RefreshCallCount()).To(Equal(1))
			})

			It("returns the value of calling execute on the underlying requirement again", func() {
				var count int
				disaster := errors.New("TERRIBLE THINGS")
				secondaryDisaster := errors.New("REALLY TERRIBLE THINGS")

				underlyingRequirement.ExecuteStub = func() error {
					if count == 0 {
						count++
						return disaster
					}
					return secondaryDisaster
				}

				err := r.Execute()

				Expect(underlyingRequirement.ExecuteCallCount()).To(Equal(2))
				Expect(err).To(Equal(secondaryDisaster))
			})

			Context("if config refresh fails", func() {
				It("returns the error", func() {
					underlyingRequirement.ExecuteReturns(errors.New("TERRIBLE THINGS"))
					oops := errors.New("Can't get things")
					configRefresher.RefreshReturns(nil, oops)

					err := r.Execute()
					Expect(err).To(Equal(oops))

					Expect(underlyingRequirement.ExecuteCallCount()).To(Equal(1))
				})
			})
		})
	})
})