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Tri County Celiac Support Group offers gluten-free food demonstration in Farmington
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St. Mary Mercy Hospital-Livonia will partner will local organizations to offer advice on caring for aging parents, 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22-Oct. 13, at the hospital, 36475 Five Mile, Livonia. The program will include information on dementia, keeping parents at home until you can't, handling emotions and finances, and getting the estate in order. To register, call 734-738-6300 or visit http://bit.ly/1LjrF6Y.
1-6 p.m. Sept. 21, at Monahan Banquet Hall, 19801 Farmington Road, Livonia. Gourmet desserts will be available at the blood drive and those who try to donate will get a chance to win a $100 gift certificate to Meijer. For appointments, call 734-591-3237.
Phil O'Dwyer, clincial director of the Center for Counseling at Garden City Hospital, will tell parents how to reduce their child's risk of being bullied, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, at Westland Shopping Center, East Court, 35000 Warren Road, Westland. For more information, call 734-458-4259.
Celiac support
The Tri County Celiac Support Group will meet at 7 p.m. Sept. 21 at the First Presbyterian Church, 26165 Farmington Road, Farmington. Lori Shepard will talk about "Gluten Free the Scrumptious Way." A gluten-free food demonstration will be included. tccsg.net
Diabetes PATH
St. Mary Mercy Livonia will present a free six-week workshop for adults with diabetes called Diabetes PATH (Personal Approach Toward Health), sponsored by the Redford Township District Library, 1-3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23-Oct. 28, at Livonia Family YMCA, 14255 Stark, Livonia. The workshop will teach participants to handle with the challenges of diabetes, manage symptoms and communicate more effectively with physicians and family members. Register at 734-655-8955.
Diabetes Prevention Group
The Garden City Hospital group is designed for individuals who have been diagnosed with pre-diabetes, had gestational diabetes, are overweight, have high blood pressure or are at risk of diabetes because of family history. It meets at 6 p.m. Monday, beginning Sept. 21, in the Medical Office Building on the hospital campus, 6345 Inkster, Garden City. Register at 734-458-4330.
Medicare workshop
Bettie Hughes of The Senior Alliance, Area Agency on Aging 1-C, will answer questions about Medicare eligibility, coverage, and enrollment options with Medicare and the new Integrated Care dual program MI Health Link, 10 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Plymouth District Library, 223 Main Street, Plymouth. Register by calling 734-453-0750, ext. 4, or visit plymouthlibrary.org and click on "events."
In recognition of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) Awareness Month, St. Mary Mercy Livonia will present a free cardiovascular presentation with a heart healthy dinner, 6-7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21, in the hospital's South Auditorium, 36475 Five Mile, Livonia. PAD is one of the least recognized artery problems, but there are ways to identify, treat and prevent it. Delair Gardi, M.D., Interventional Cardiology and Endovascular Cardiology, St. Mary Mercy Livonia will talk about its symptoms, effects and the latest treatment options. Register by calling Laura Smith at 734-655-2987
Ab-Anon
Twelve-step program and weekly group to help those suffering with eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, and exercise compulsion is held 7-8 p.m. Tuesday, at the Friendship Circle, 6892 W. Maple, West Bloomfield. An Ab-Anon meeting group is available for families and loved ones, 7-8 p.m. Wednesday, also at the Friendship Circle. For more information, contact Mindy at 248-672-9776.
The YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Arthritis Foundation have partnered to offer aquatic classes designed to ease arthritis. Classes are held 11 a.m. to noon Tuesday and Thursday at the Farmington branch and 1-1:45 p.m. Monday and Wednesday at the Livonia branch. Visit www.ymcadetroit.org.
Bipolar support
Depression Bipolar Support Alliance meets 6-7:30 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesday at Lincoln Behavioral Services Center, 14500 Sheldon, Suite 160B, Plymouth. It is accessed through the Plymouth Executive Park driveway north of M-14. Meetings open to families. Call Nancy at 734-536-3457 for directions.
Garden City Hospital offers free blood pressure testing, lipid panel ($15) testing, 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 2 and Dec. 2, in the main lobby of the hospital, 6245 Inkster Road, Garden City. No registration is required. For more information, call 734-458-4330.
Meets from 6:30-8 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month in the Atrium of Our Lady of Hope Cancer Center, St. Mary Mercy Hospital, 36475 Five Mile (use south entrance off Levan), Livonia. Call 734-655-1100 or visit www.stmarymercy.org.
Choir therapy
The Therapy Choirs of Michigan extend an invitation to individuals with any kind of special needs or disabilities and their able-bodied family and friends, to participate in singing. Call Len McCulloch at 248-474-2763, Ext. 22, or visit www.therapychoirs.org for additional information.
CPAP/BIPAP
The Sleep Disorders Center of Michigan offers a free CPAP/BIPAP mask fitting clinic, 5-6 p.m. each Wednesday at 35600 Central City Parkway, Suite 103, Westland. Most insurances cover new supplies. No appointment needed. For more information, call 734-458-7251.
Health programs, support
The Garden City Hospital Health Enhancement Center offers classes designed to strengthen your heart after a cardiac event. It also offers an array of fitness classes, such as yoga, tai chi, Zumba, hula and Polynesian aerobics to keep you moving or to help you relax. For more information, call 734-458-3242.
GCH Community Education offers classes in CPR (adult and infant), first aid, and diabetes self-management education. The hospital hosts various support groups including Nar-Anon, Alzheimer's, Alcoholics Anonymous, Focus on Living and Diabetes, which are held monthly. For more information, call 734-458-4330.
Meets 1-3 p.m. the first Thursday of each month at the Plymouth District Library, 223 S. Main. For more information, call Ellen Stross at 734-453-0750, Ext. 232.
Lyme support
Meets at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month, except January, July and September, at Northwest Unitarian-Universalist Church, 23925 Northwestern Highway, Southfield; 248-354-4488. For more information, visit the Michigan Lyme Disease Association website, www.mlda.org, or call 888-784-LYME.
Metro Fibromyalgia & CFS support
Meets 1-3 p.m. the second and fourth Thursday of each month at Merriman Road Baptist Church, 2055 Merriman, Garden City. For more information, call Ruthann at 734-981-2519 or visit www.MetroFibroGroup.com.
Neuropathy support
The group meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of the month at the Livonia Senior Center, located at Five Mile and Farmington Road. The Southeast Michigan Neuropathy Support Group is designed for individuals with any kind of neuropathy.
Scleroderma Foundation
The Scleroderma Foundation Michigan Chapter offers support for scleroderma and overlapping autoimmune patients. The Livonia group meets 7-8 p.m. the first Thursday of the month, February-June and September-November, at the Civic Park Senior Center, 15218 Farmington Road, Livonia. Group leader is Sue Harris, sharris27@mi.rr.com; 248-982-5740. A virtual support group meets 1-3 p.m. the third Thursday of the month, February-November. Contact Judy Nichols at kenjudynichols@gmail.com; 231-775-8446.
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LAHORE – Experts have forecast intermittent rains/snowfall over the hills and for most parts of the country including Lahore during the next 24 hours. Widespread rains, strong winds, isolated hailstorm and snowfall over the hills caused considerable decrease in the mercury level, increasing chill in weather yesterday. Parts of the …
Cakes & Bakes Now Offering Free Home Delivery
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Cakes & Bakes is a modern chain bakery having its outlets in all reputed areas of Lahore. Quality products are the basic focus. At Cakes & Bakes we are celebrating the baking tradition and continued service to our loyal customers. Our family, along with a dedicated and talented staff, is committed to …
5 people died for drinking spirits instead of alcohol
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During operation of women, dangerous snake found
In local hospital of faisalabad, during operation of a women, doctors found a mysterious snake there. After that, they were all shocked for a moment. After the operation, a foot long snake was sent to laboratory for identification. According to her family sources, there was not a single incident happened …
3D's- Diabetes, Depression & Diabetic Neuropathy
Do you ever notice why folks that square measure plagued by Diabetes produce other severe disorders like Depression, high blood pressure, fat and Diabetic Peripheral pathology???? No?? as a result of Diabetes could be a disorder that becomes the stimulation (etiology) for different disorders like Depression and Diabetic pathology. Therefore, it's …
Holy Quran Provides Cure for All Diseases in World
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The Holy Quran is a complete cipher for activity consisting of abiding advice in all aspects. The believability of the Holy Quran goes as far as presenting it as a absolute section of advice by Allah (SWT) for believers. Believers accept relied on Quran as a antecedent of advice for …
Tortured Student Gets Visa of Ohio for his treatment
It has been issued to the student of Cadet College Larkana which was paralyzed from his teacher which tortured him, a visa to enter the United States for treatment at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. Mohammed Ahmed issued and his father, Mohammed Rashid, a visa is valid for six months. According to …
Haleeb Foods felt shameful on social media
Yesterday, it was unfortunate precedent in Pakistan when EDGE viral, social media advertising and the agency based in Karachi, excelled on the Facebook page of the Food and milk publicly ask the company to clear its outstanding receivables. Viral edge, in order to get the other party to clarify his …
Chikungunya or Dengue: How to cure
Karachi has been an outbreak of the disease making the rounds on the local news channels and blogs on the Internet. Mysterious disease (Chikungunya) has been rumored and affected more than 30,000 people from Malir in Karachi. It turns out that this mysterious Chikungunya and reports as the disease was …
Alcohol and drinking habits are harming Pakistani families
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Alcohol, often considered a drink of choice all over the world, I found, manufactured and sold all over the country. Different parts of Pakistan produces different types of alcohol, though, it has been announced in the Sacred drink Islam in Pakistan. Alcohol is sold in Pakistan through the agendas of …


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Vebjørn Sørum (Gjøvik, 11 de agosto de 1998) es un deportista noruego que compite en biatlón. Ganó tres medallas en el Campeonato Europeo de Biatlón de 2023, oro en persecución y relevo mixto y plata en velocidad.

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I believe the issue is that the array enumeration is doing an implicit cast to the enumerator variable type (NSString *, in this case), but the object(s) in the array aren't actually NSString *. When the 'rangeOfString' method is called on the object, the exception is raised.

Even if your code doesn't include that specific problem, it is likely to have some conversion issue related with CFString.

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Chapter 1.03 DefinitionsCynthia Nelson2019-11-05T14:13:36-07:00
CHAPTER 1.03
1.03.005 Definitions.
1.03.005 DEFINITIONS. Unless the context requires otherwise, the following definitions shall be used in the interpretation and construction of this Title, Title II and Title III. Words used in the present tense shall include the future; the singular number shall include the plural, and the plural the singular; the word "building" shall include the word "structure;" the words "used" or "occupied" shall include arranged, designed, constructed, altered, converted, rented, leased, or intended to be used or occupied; the word "shall" is mandatory and not directory, and the word "may" is permissive; the word "person" includes a firm, association, organization, group, partnership, trust, company, or corporation, as well as an individual; the word "lot" includes the words plot or parcel. Words used in Titles I, II, and III but not defined herein shall have the meaning as defined in any other Ordinances adopted by Tremonton City. Words not included herein but which are defined in any adopted Building Codes, shall be as defined therein.
ABANDONED OR ABANDONMENT. A land use that is out-of-service for a continuous period of three hundred-sixty five (365) days is abandoned.
ACCESSIBLE. Describes a site, building, facility, or portion thereof that complies with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines.
AFFECTED ENTITY. Means a county, municipality, local district, special service district under Title 17D, Chapter 1, Special Service District Act, school district, interlocal cooperation entity established under Title 11, Chapter 13, Interlocal Cooperation Act, specified public utility, a property owner, a property owners association, or the Utah Department of Transportation, if:
A. The entity's services or facilities are likely to require expansion or significant modification because of an intended use of land; or
B. The entity has filed with the municipality a copy of the entity's general or long-range plan; or
C. The entity has filed with the municipality a request for notice during the same calendar year and before the municipality provides notice to an affected entity in compliance with a requirement imposed under Title 10 Chapter 9a Utah State Code.
ANIMAL UNIT. An animal unit is defined as a mature (1,000-pound) cow or the equivalent.
ACCESSORY USE. See "Use, Accessory".
AGRICULTURAL BUILDING. A structure designed and constructed to house farm implements, hay, grain, poultry, livestock or other horticultural products. This structure shall not be a place of human habitation or a place of employment where agricultural products are processed, treated or packaged, nor shall it be a place used by the public.
AGRICULTURE, EXISTING. The production of food through the tilling of the soil, the raising of crops, that existed prior to the "Effective Date of Title" not including any agricultural industry or business.
AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY / FOOD MANUFACTURING. Food manufacturing is a series of processes and packaging that transform and agricultural products into food products that are packaged for distribution and consumer use, and similar uses as determined by the Planning Commission, this often includes combining various ingredients and preservation processes such as cooking, baking, canning, and freezing. However, such uses shall not include animal rendering, animal by-products or similar uses.
ALCOHOL OR TOBACCO SPECIALTY STORE. An establishment providing retail sales and services, which exclusively or primarily involve the sale of alcohol or tobacco products and related goods.
ALLEY: A public way which affords a secondary means of access to abutting property.
APPEAL AUTHORITY. A person, board, commission, agency, or other body designated by Ordinance to decide an appeal of a decision of a land use application.
ASSISTED LIVING CENTERS. A home designed for seniors who are no longer able to live on their own safely but do not require the high level of care provided in a Nursing Home. Assisted Living Centers typically provide residence with assistance with medications, activities of daily living, meals either in their private room or in a central dining room, and housekeeping is routinely provided. Residents live in private apartments which frequently have a limited kitchen area. Staff may be available twenty-four (24) hours per day for additional safety. Assisted Living Centers may provide licensed nursing services, social activities and scheduled transportation. Assisted Living Centers operate as a business and the placement of residents in an Assisted Living is generally on a voluntary basis as opposed to a "Nursing Home." See "Nursing Home" as to the differences between these land uses. Assisted Living Centers are also called as Care Centers or Personal Care Home.
AUTO-BODY REPAIR. A facility for major automobile, truck, mobile home, recreational coach or recreation vehicle repairs to the body, frame, fenders, glass, including rebuilding and paint.
AUTOMOBILE/IMPLEMENT SALES AREA. An open area used for display, sale, or rental of new or used motor vehicles, implement, mobile homes, recreational coaches, or recreation vehicles in operable condition.
AVERAGE SLOPE. An expression of rise or fall in elevation along a line perpendicular to the contours of the land connecting the highest point of land to the lowest point of land within a lot or building area. A vertical rise of one- hundred (100) feet between two (2) points one-hundred (100) feet apart measured on a horizontal plane is one-hundred (100) percent grade or 1:1 slope.
BASEMENT. See "Story, Below Grade".
BUILDING. Any structure used or intended to be used for the shelter or enclosure of persons, animals, or property.
BUILDING, HEIGHT OF. See "Total Height".
BUILDING OFFICIAL. The person designated by the City Manager to perform the duties as prescribed to the position by Ordinance.
BUILDING OR STRUCTURE, ACCESSORY. A building or structure on the same lot with, and of a nature customarily incidental and subordinate to, the principal building.
BUILDING OR STRUCTURE, EXISTING. A structure erected prior to "Effective Date of Title" or one for which a legal building permit has been issued.
BUILDING OR STRUCTURE, PRINCIPAL. A building or structure that is used primarily for the conduct of the principal use.
BULK PLANT. A bulk motor fuel storage and distribution facility that is not a terminal within the bulk transfer system and from which motor fuel may be removed by truck.
CARPORT. An attached or unattached parking area enclosed on not more than two (2) sides by walls or doors. For the purposes of this title, a carport shall be subject to all the regulations prescribed for in this Title.
CARWASH. A facility for automatic or self-service washing or cleaning of automobiles.
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY. An official authorization to occupy a structure as issued by the Building Official.
CHILDCARE/PRESCHOOL. (See Zoning District Chapters, Supplementary Regulations Chapter, Home Occupation Permit Chapter, and Conditional Use Permit Chapter of Title I).
A. CHILDCARE/PRESCHOOL, RESIDENTIAL-MAJOR. Providing care and supervision for a maximum of twelve (12) children including the caregiver's own children in a place other than the home of the person cared for and by individuals other than parents, guardians, relatives by blood, marriage or adoption,. The care and supervision of the children is generally less than twenty-four (24) hours a day and is for direct or indirect compensation. "Childcare/Preschool, Residential-Major" is inclusive of kindergartens, pre-schools, nursery schools and all other similar facilities specializing in the education and/or care of children prior to their entrance into the first grade, other than facilities owned and/or operated by a Public School System. "Childcare/Preschool, Residential-Major" may be allowed to in a residential zone when a zoning district specifically authorizes such a use and when a Major-Home Occupation Permit, City Business License, and other state licenses have been issued.
B. CHILDCARE/PRESCHOOL, RESIDENTIAL-MINOR. Providing care and supervision for a maximum of six (6) children including the caregiver's own children in a place other than the home of the person cared for and by individuals other than parents, guardians, and relatives by blood, marriage or adoption. The care and supervision of the children is generally less than twenty-four (24) hours a day and is for direct or indirect compensation. "Childcare/Preschool, Residential-Minor" is inclusive of kindergartens, pre-schools, nursery schools and all other similar facilities specializing in the education and/or care of children prior to their entrance into the first grade, other than facilities owned and/or operated by a Public School System. "Childcare/Preschool, Residential-Minor" may be allowed to in a residential zone when a zoning district specifically authorizes such a use and when a Minor-Home Occupation Permit, City Business License, and other state licenses have been issued.
C. CHILDCARE/PRESCHOOL, COMMERCIAL. Providing care and supervision for a children in a place other than the home of the person cared for and by individuals other than parents, guardians, relatives by blood, marriage or adoption,. The care and supervision of the children is generally less than twenty-four (24) hours a day and is for direct or indirect compensation. "Childcare/Preschool, Commercial" is inclusive of kindergartens, pre-schools, nursery schools and all other similar facilities specializing in the education and/or care of children prior to their entrance into the first grade, other than facilities owned and/or operated by a Public School System. "Childcare/Preschool, Commercial" may be allowed to in a commercial zone or other zone when a zoning district specifically authorizes such a use and when a Conditional Use Permit (if required in the zoning district), City Business License, and other state licenses have been issued.
CHURCH. A building, together with its accessory buildings and uses, maintained and controlled by a duly recognized religious organization where persons regularly assemble for worship and religious instruction.
CITY ATTORNEY. The Attorney employed by or officially representing Tremonton City.
CITY COUNCIL. The elected Legislative Body of Tremonton City also known as the Governing Body.
CITY ENGINEER. The Engineer employed by or officially representing Tremonton City.
COMMERCIAL OUTDOOR STORAGE. Any material or equipment held within a commercial zone that is outside for future sale, processing or use for the business in which it is stored.
CONDITIONAL USE. See "Use, Conditional."
CONDOMINIUM. The ownership of a single unit in a multi-unit project, together with an undivided interest in common in the common areas and facilities of the property as provided by state law. A Condominium Development is comparable to a subdivision in that each development is characterized by multiple individual ownerships in a single development; in a Condominium Development the multiple individual ownerships are in structures, whereas in subdivisions such ownerships are in land. See Utah Code Title 57.
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER. The Health Officer or department employed by or officially representing Tremonton City or another governmental entity that has jurisdiction within the incorporated limits of Tremonton City.
CUL-DE-SAC See "Streets, Roads, Highway/Cul-de-sac."
CULINARY WATER AUTHORITY. The City's Public Works Director or the department, agency, or public entity with the responsibility to review and approve the feasibility of the culinary water system and sources serving a property or building.
CULINARY WATER FACILITIES. Water supply lines, pumps, springs, wells, and/or any other physical facilities necessary to provide a supply of culinary water to a use in sufficient quantity and of approved quality to meet the standards of this Title, Title II, and Title III.
DECISION, ADMINISTRATIVE. An Administrative Decision is when the City Council, Planning Commission, Development Review Committee, Appeal Authority, Zoning Administrator, City staff, or other land use authorities administer and enforces an adopted plan, Ordinance, rule, or standard of the Tremonton City Council. Administrative decisions shall be supported by Findings of Facts included in a formal record of the decision and are valid if supported by substantial evidence in the record.
DECISION, LEGISLATIVE. A Legislative Decision is made by a public vote of the Tremonton City Council that result in an Ordinance, amendment to an Ordinance, adoption of a Plan, an amendment to a Plan, or creation of an official policy, rule or code. Legislative Decisions are valid if it is reasonably debatable that the action could promote the general welfare of the City.
DENSITY OR GROSS DENSITY. Density is a measure of the number of dwelling units per acre of area. It shall be expressed Dwelling Units per Acre (DU/acre).
DEVELOPER. Any person, firm, partnership, corporation, or association who causes improvements to be constructed, land use to be changed, or land to be subdivided for himself/herself or others.
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT. An agreement between Tremonton City and a Developer, wherein the Developer agrees to install improvements required by Title I, II, or III, subdivision regulations, or by the Development Review Committee, Planning Commission and/or City Council for the necessary proper development of the proposed land development, which includes a bond pursuant to Title II.
DISTRICT (ALSO ZONE OR ZONING DISTRICT). A portion of the territory of Tremonton City established as a zoning district by this Title, within which certain uniform regulations and requirements or various combinations thereof apply under the provisions of this Title.
DRIVEWAY. A private access which provides ingress and egress to a parcel of property.
DWELLING. Any building or portion thereof designed or used as the principal residence providing complete and independent living facilities for occupancy of a Single-Family, including permanent provisions for living, sleeping, cooking, and sanitation, but not including a tent, a recreational coach, hotel, motel, hospital, or nursing home. See also "Single-Family."
DWELLING, ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT. A building or structure in which an accessory dwelling unit is contained and said accessory dwelling unit is subordinate to the principal use of the building or structure with the accessory dwelling unit having a kitchen and a bathroom and is not occupied by not more than one (1) Single-Family. See also "Single-Family."
DWELLING, SINGLE-FAMILY. A detached dwelling unit arranged, designed for, and/or used for, or occupied by not more than one (1) Single-Family. See also "Single-Family."
DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY ATTACHED. A dwelling unit attached to multiple other dwelling units by a common vertical wall, where each dwelling unit may or may not be located on a separate lot. A "Dwelling, Multi-Family Attached" is configured with the dwelling unit's side-by-side as opposed to one on top of the other, with each dwelling unit occupied by not more than one (1) Single-Family. See also "Single-Family."
DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY STACKED. A dwelling unit attached to multiple other dwelling units by a common horizontal ceiling/floor. A "Dwelling, Multi-Family Stacked" is configured with the dwelling unit's one on top of the other as opposed to side-by-side, with each dwelling unit occupied by not more than one (1) Single-Family. See also "Single-Family."
DWELLING, MULTI-FAMILY TWIN HOME. A dwelling unit attached to one (1) other dwelling unit by a common vertical wall, where each dwelling unit may or may not be located on a separate lot. A "Dwelling, Multi-Family Twin Home" is configured with the dwelling unit's side-by-side as opposed to one on top of the other, with each dwelling unit occupied by not more than one (1) Single-Family. See also "Single-Family."
EASEMENT. That portion of a lot or lots reserved for present or future use by a person or agency other than the legal owner(s) of said property(ies). The easement may be for use on, under, or above said lot or lots.
EFFECTIVE DATE OF TITLE. The date on which these Titles become legally binding.
ELDERLY PERSONS. A person who is sixty (60) years old or older, who desires or needs to live with other elderly persons in a group setting, but who is capable of living independently.
EXCAVATION. Any disruption of the soil mantle and/or man-made surfacing of the same. Excavations may be either in the nature of a process or a use. Excavations undertaken for the purpose of preparing a site for an ultimate land use or for repairing or constructing urban service facilities are processes; whereas excavations such as gravel pits, quarries or mines are uses which require specific use authorization in the zoning district where located, in addition to a Conditional Use Permit if such is required.
EXISTING STRUCTURE. See "Building or Structure, Existing."
FACILITIES, PUBLIC. Public Facilities are those facilities required to support the services and functions provided by Tremonton City in areas designated and zoned for the purpose and use as per Chapter 1.10 of this Title.
FEED YARD/FEED LOT. A practice in which animals or fowl are kept and intensively fed in a relatively restricted area, as contrasted with open pasturage.
FINAL PLAT. A Plat Map prepared in accordance with the provisions of Title I and Title II, which is designed to be placed on record in the office of the Box Elder County Recorder.
FINDINGS OF FACTS. Itemized reasons based upon written and adopted plans, Ordinances, and policies by which a Land Use Authority shall articulate for the record or minutes of the meeting when making an Administrative Decision.
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Alberto Rodríguez de Lista y Aragón (Sevilla, 15 de octubre de 1775-ibídem, 5 de octubre de 1848), fue un matemático, poeta, periodista y crítico literario español.

Biografía
Hijo de Francisco Rodríguez de Lista y Paula Aragón, propietarios de una fábrica de telares de seda en el barrio sevillano de Triana, fue un niño superdotado, hábil en matemáticas y humanidades; estudió en la Universidad de Sevilla Filosofía y Teología y además Matemáticas, materia en la que a los trece años de edad fue sustituto en la cátedra que sostenía la Sociedad Económica de Sevilla; desde 1796 enseñó esta materia en el Real Colegio de San Telmo de la capital hispalense.

Fue ordenado sacerdote en 1803; colaboró como poeta en El Correo Literario y Económico de Sevilla (1803-1808) y le influyeron fuertemente las ideas filantrópicas del enciclopedismo, por lo que fue un entusiasta panegirista del Conde de Floridablanca; si bien cantó entusiásticamente La victoria de Bailén y redactó la Gaceta del Gobierno que dirigía Capmany y El Espectador Sevillano, abrazó la causa josefina dedicando, según Chaves, cantos al mariscal Soult y transformándose en su propagandista, y hasta escribió discursos y arengas para el ejército extranjero. Pero cambió de ideología, al fundar con Matute la Gaceta Ministerial de Sevilla (1808-1809) y obtuvo una media ración de la Catedral hispalense.

A consecuencia de todo esto tuvo que exiliarse por afrancesado al acabar la Guerra de la Independencia; regresó a España en 1817; estuvo en Pamplona y en Bilbao y al fin se afincó en Madrid con el triunfo de la revolución de Rafael del Riego. Allí colaboró en el Periódico del Ministerio de Gobernación de la Península (1823) y fundó con otros dos afrancesados, Sebastián de Miñano y Hermosilla, la revista El Censor (1820-1822), la de contenido más intelectual de su época, y más tarde El Imparcial (1821-1822), y además el privado Colegio Libre de San Mateo; para sus alumnos compuso e imprimió la Colección de trozos escogidos y el Tratado de matemáticas puras y mixtas, pero, acusado de enseñar doctrinas contrarias a la religión y al orden, se cerró el centro (posteriormente pasaría a realizar sus actividades la Academia del Mirto) y se le obligó a expatriarse a la caída del Trienio Liberal.

Estuvo en Bayona al frente de la Gaceta de Bayona (1828-1830). Después permaneció algún tiempo en San Sebastián como redactor de la Estafeta de San Sebastián (1830-1831). Con la muerte de Fernando VII volvió definitivamente a Madrid en 1833 para dirigir la Gaceta de Madrid hasta julio de 1837, en cuya redacción tuvo a sus órdenes a Hartzenbusch, Cándido Nocedal, Salvá, Eugenio de Ochoa, Pérez Anaya, Francisco de Paula Madrazo, Navarrete y algunos otros, y se le ofreció el obispado de Astorga, pero lo rechazó; dirigió además La Estrella, periódico a favor de la causa de Isabel II y Cea Bermúdez, y en 1836 ocupó una cátedra en el Ateneo de Madrid y explicó matemáticas en la Universidad Central; luego marchó a Cádiz y allí se dedicó a la enseñanza en el Colegio San Felipe Neri de Cádiz y colaboró en El Tiempo (1839-1840) de Cádiz:

Luego fue a Sevilla y enseñó en la Academia de Bellas Artes y en la Universidad de Sevilla. Presidió allí la Academia de Buenas de Letras y fue nombrado canónigo de la catedral hispalense al fin. Entre otros discípulos tuvo a José de Espronceda, Antonio Cavanilles, Patricio de la Escosura, José María Tenorio Herrera, Luis de Usoz, Juan Bautista Alonso, López Pelegrín, Mariano José de Larra, Eugenio de Ochoa, Juan de la Pezuela, Mariano Roca de Togores y Ventura de la Vega. Ingresó en 1847 en la Real Academia de la Historia con un discurso sobre el Carácter del Feudalismo en España en el que negaba su existencia.

Alberto Lista creyó en una concepción abierta y reformista de la iglesia. Alborg denuncia los juicios que desde la historiografía señalan que Lista se condujo siempre con actitud política acomodaticia y oportunista, pero cuando le dejaban expresarse libremente se mostraba radicalmente liberal. Lo cierto es que como defensor de la monarquía constitucional, en su deseo de conciliar la doctrina católica con las luces, Alborg considera que Alberto Lista vio en la caída del Antiguo régimen la oportunidad de una renovación dentro de la iglesia católica, hacia una mayor tolerancia. Aunque tuvo como modelos a escritores clásicos del  y del Neoclasicismo, en su obra ya se anuncia un Romanticismo que llegaría poco después por la gran importancia que dio a lo personal e íntimo en sus composiciones. Algunos autores consideran que en su obra pedagógica puede observarse la contradicción entre su profesión eclesiástica y sus tendencias masónicas. Sin embargo, Carbajosa Aguilera especialista en la figura de Lista, afirma que su afilicación con la masonería fue circunstancial. En una carta fechada el 25 de julio de 1817, Lista declara en relación con este asunto: "yo asistí muy poco (hasta que conocí lo tonta que era esa Asociación) y no fui recibido sino por comunicación, esto es, sin juramento ni ceremonias (...) Yo no fui nunca nada, y entré más bien forzado por los amigos que por mi voluntad, y no asistí seis veces". Para este autor Alberto Lista es la principal figura del liberalismo doctrinario en España, en el que coincidiría con muchas de las propuestas del liberalismo moderado de carácter conservador de François Guizot. Esta involución hacia el liberalismo doctrinario es vivida por Lista durante su exilio a Francia, donde entrará en contacto con el pensamiento de otros autores como Benjamin Constant, Destutt De Tracy o Chateaubriand.

Sus poesías no se volvieron a publicar hasta 1927; poseen un valor muy superior al que le suelen asignar los que no las han leído. Han escrito sobre él Juretschke, Fernández Espino, Antonio Ferrer del Río, Pérez Anaya y Manuel Chaves Rey entre otros.

Cargos

 En 1788, con trece años ocupó la cátedra de matemáticas de la Sociedad de Amigos del País
 En 1789 fue Bachiller de Filosofía
 En 1795 fue Bachiller de Teología en Sevilla
 En 1798 Cátedra de Matemáticas en el colegio de San Diego de Sevilla
 En 1808 Cátedra de Retórica y Poética en la Universidad de Sevilla. Cargo que abandona en 1813 por afrancesado.

 Como clérigo fue canónigo de la Catedral de Sevilla y profesor del Real Colegio de San Telmo

Obras
 Elogio del Serenísimo Señor Don José Moñino, Conde de Floridablanca, Presidente de la Suprema Junta Central gubernativa de los Reynos de España e Indias, Sevilla, Imprenta Real, 1809.
 Tratado elemental de Geometría. Aplicación del Álgebra a la Geometría y Trigonometría rectilíneas. Bilbao: Antonio Apraiz, 1819.
 Reflexiones imparciales sobre la Inquisición, Madrid, 1820.
 Colección de trozos escogidos de los mejores hablistas castellanos, en verso y prosa: hecha para el uso de la Casa de Educación, sita en la calle de San Mateo de la Corte (2 vols.), antología de textos de literatura clásica española en verso y prosa.
 Poesías, Madrid, 1822.
 Resumen analítico de la Historia Universal del Conde de Segur, 1838, resumen y traducción de Louis-Philippe de Ségur Histoire universelle, ampliado por Lista hasta la época actual.
 Lecciones de literatura dramática española explicadas en el Ateneo Científico, Literario y Artístico (Madrid, 1839)
 Artículos críticos y literarios, Palama, 1840.
 Ensayos literarios y críticos (Sevilla, 1844, 2 vols., con prólogo de José Joaquín de Mora).

Bibliografía
 Manuel Carbajosa Aguilera, Alberto Lista y los orígenes del liberalismo doctrinario en España, Sevilla, Universidad Pablo de OlavideTesis doctoral, 2015.
 Manuel Chaves Rey, Don Alberto Rodríguez de Lista. Conferencia ilustrada con documentos y cartas inéditas acerca de su vida y de sus obras. Sevilla, 1912.
 Corona poética: dedicada por la Academia de buenas letras de esta ciudad al Sr. D. Alberto Lista y Aragon; precedida de su biografía. Sevilla, 1849.
 Hans Juretschke: Vida, obra y pensamiento de Alberto Lista. Madrid: Escuela de Historia Moderna, 1951.
 Hans Juretschke: Reflexiones en torno al bicentenario de Alberto Lista: conferencia. Madrid: Fundación Univ. Española, 1977.
 María del Carmen García Tejera: Conceptos y teorías literarias españolas del siglo XIX: Alberto Lista. Cádiz: Servicio de Publicaciones, Universidad de Cádiz, 1989.
 José Matías Gil González: Vida y personalidad de Alberto Lista. Sevilla: Ayuntamiento de Sevilla, Servicio de Publ, 1994. ISBN 84-86810-48-5.
 VV. AA., Diccionario Biográfico del Trienio liberal, Madrid: El Museo Universal, 1992.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Alberto Lista en la Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes

Matemáticos de España del siglo XIX
Escritores de Sevilla
Afrancesados
Poetas sevillanos
Periodistas de Sevilla
Periodistas de España del siglo XIX
Críticos literarios de España del siglo XIX
Poetas de España del siglo XIX
Escritores de España del siglo XIX
Escritores en español del siglo XIX
Académicos de la Real Academia Española
Académicos numerarios de la Real Academia de la Historia
Alumnos de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad de Sevilla
Catedráticos de la Universidad de Sevilla
Canónigos de la catedral de Sevilla
Nacidos en Sevilla
Fallecidos en Sevilla


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Robert Pugh (born 11 October 1950) is a Welsh actor, known for his many television appearances, including the role of Craster in the HBO series Game of Thrones.

Life and career
Pugh was born in the Tynte, Mountain Ash and grew up in Cilfynydd, near Pontypridd. He decided to become an actor after watching From Russia with Love at a cinema in Treforest with a cousin. A few years later he took night courses at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in North London, before being accepted at Rose Bruford College, where he graduated in 1976.

He appeared as Harold Wilson in the 2005 Channel 4 drama Longford and as Hermann Göring in the 2006 BBC drama-documentary Nuremberg: Nazis on Trial. In 2007, he co-starred alongside Genevieve O'Reilly and Geraldine James in the ITV1 drama The Time of Your Life, in which he played a father whose 36-year-old daughter is recovering after an 18-year coma. In his early career, he frequently appeared in Welsh language productions, for example as Edgar Evans in the 1984 TV film Terra Nova, and as a soldier in Karl Francis's Milwr Bychan (1987). Even in more recent years, he has often portrayed Welsh characters, such as Owain Glyndwr in the 2012 BBC adaptation of Henry IV, Part I.

In 2010, Pugh appeared as Tony in the two-part Doctor Who story comprising the episodes "The Hungry Earth" and "Cold Blood". He had a supporting role in 2008 in an episode of Torchwood, another BBC Wales production.

In 2011 Pugh became Judge Patrick Coburn in Justice. The following year he joined HBO's Game of Thrones in the recurring role of Craster.  In 2013 he portrayed Baron Rivers in The White Queen. Pugh played Jack Reynolds in Doctor Foster, and in 2016 joined the cast of Mr Selfridge as Lord Wynstay, another Welsh character.

Filmography

Film
 1980 SOS Titanic UK/US Made for TV movie as James Farrell
 1981 Inseminoid as Roy
 1981 Nighthawks as Kenna
 1982 Britannia Hospital as Picket
 1982 Giro City as John Williams
 1984 Milwr Bychan as RSM
 1989 The Angry Earth as Emlyn
 1991 Old Scores as Bleddyn Morgan
 1993 Tender Loving Care as Keith Dobbs
 1994 Priest as Mr. Unsworth
 1995 The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain as Williams the Petroleum
 1995 The Near Room as Eddie Harte
 1996 Different for Girls as DS Cole
 1998 The Tichbourne Claimant as The Claimant
 2000 The Testimony of Taliesin Jones as Handycott
 2001 Enigma as Skynner
 2001 Happy Now? as Hank Thomas
 2002 The Intended as Le Blanc
 2002 Undertaking Betty as Hugh Rhys-Jones
 2003 Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World as John Allen
 2005 Kinky Boots as Harold Price
 2005 Kingdom of Heaven as Godfrey's Elder Brother (director's cut)
 2007 The Last Legion as Kustennin
 2008 Goodnight Irene as Alex
 2010 The Ghost Writer as Richard Rycart
 2010 Robin Hood as Baron Baldwin
 2010 West Is West as Mr Jordan
 2012 Hunky Dory as Headmaster
 2012 Love Bite as Sergent Rooney
 2012 Metamorphosis as Mr. Samsa
 2013 The Thirteenth Tale as John the Dig
 2018 Colette as Jules
 2019 Eternal Beauty (2019) as Dennis

Television

 1977 Survivors: "Mad Dog"
 1979 Danger UXB as Sapper Powell
 1983 Woodentop (pilot episode of The Bill) as DI Roy Galloway
 1984 Amy
 1985 Brookside
 1986-1987 Casualty
 1992 Inspector Morse: "Absolute Conviction" as Geoff Harris, Prison Officer
 1993 Telltale as Billy Hodge
 1995 Resort to Murder
 1995 The Bill: "Powerless"
 1997 Drovers' Gold
 1997 Dangerfield: "Inappropriate Adults"
 1997-1999 The Lakes
 1999 Silent Witness
 1999 French and Saunders: "Witless Silence"
 2001 Sword of Honour as Brigadier Ritchie Hook
 2001 In A Land Of Plenty
 2002 Plots with a View
 2002 Clocking Off
 2003 Prime Suspect: "The Last Witness" as DS Alun Simms
 2003 Waking the Dead: "Multistorey" as Robert Cross
 2004 Hustle "Faking it" as Frank Gorley
 2005 New Tricks "Home Truths" as Eric Grant
 2005 The Virgin Queen
 2005 Agatha Christie's Marple: "A Murder is Announced" as Colonel Easterbrook
 2005 Agatha Christie's Poirot: Cards on the Table" as Colonel Hughes
 2005 Shameless
 2006 Prime Suspect: "The Final Act" as DS Alun Simms
 2006 Nuremberg: Nazis on Trial as Hermann Göring
 2006 Longford
 2008 Torchwood: "Adrift" as Jonah
 2009 Robin Hood BBC Series 3 as Lord Sheridan (1 episode)
 2009 Into the Storm
 2009 Framed
 2010 Doctor Who: "The Hungry Earth" and "Cold Blood" as Tony Mack
 2011 Justice: (TV Mini-Series) as Judge Patrick Coburn
 2011 The Shadow Line as Bob Harris
 2011 Midsomer Murders: "The Sleeper Under the Hill" as Caradoc Singer
 2011 Death in Paradise: "Wicked Wedding Night"
 2012 Shameless
 2012-2013 Game of Thrones as Craster
 2012 Henry IV, Part I as Glendower
 2013 Murder: Joint Venture as DI Sheehy
 2013 The White Queen as Baron Rivers
 2014 Inspector George Gently: "Gently Between The Lines" as Chief Lewington
 2014 Undeniable as Pete
 2014 Common as Detective Inspector Hastings
 2014 Atlantis as Lord Sarpedon
 2015 Doctor Foster as Jack Reynolds
 2016 Mr Selfridge as Lord Wynnstay
 2016 Damilola, Our Loved Boy as DCI Nick Ephgrave
 2017 Vera: "Dark Angel"
 2017 Knightfall as Jacques de Molay
 2018 The Repair Shop (Series 2–4) as narrator
 2020 - present The Tuckers as Murphy
 2021 - C. B. Strike - as Geraint Winn
 2021 - present Take a Hike as narrator

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Why Right To Vote
Following Appeals Court Ruling in Vote v. Louisiana, Advocates to ask Louisiana Supreme Court to Affirm Right to Vote
VOTE v. Louisiana, a Case Filed by People on Probation or Parole Demanding their Right to Vote, Will Move Closer to Victory as Plaintiffs Prepare to Take Fight to Louisiana Supreme Court and the Legislature
Baton Rouge – Today, the Louisiana Court of Appeal for the First Circuit affirmed dismissal of litigation in VOTE v. Louisiana, which challenges the constitutionality of a law barring voting by people on probation and parole. In doing so, the appellate court repeats the mistake made by lower courts that the plaintiffs, Voice of the Experienced (VOTE), hope to rectify once and for all in the Louisiana Supreme Court.
"From the very beginning, we felt this case belonged in the Louisiana Supreme Court," said Norris Henderson, Executive Director of Voice of the Experienced (VOTE). "The judges seeing this case so far are upholding a law that we know is unconstitutional. The Louisiana Supreme Court is best positioned to right this wrong. They can proclaim once and for all that the Louisiana Constitution guarantees the right to vote, a vote can only be suspended during, not after, incarceration. For VOTE members, that day cannot come soon enough. We are human beings who have done everything that's been asked of us. The state needs to make good on the promise of the right to vote we have based on the Constitution."
In a March 2017 ruling granting summary judgment to the state in VOTE v. Louisiana, 19th Judicial District Judge Tim Kelley said that, even though he was ruling against plaintiffs, he thought this was unfair. VOTE appealed the ruling to the First Circuit Court of Appeal, arguing that the Constitution explicitly guarantees the right to vote to all people who are not "under an order of imprisonment," including those on probation and parole. The First Circuit's decision today, which rejects this interpretation, paves the way for an appeal to the Louisiana Supreme Court.
The Court's opinion defers to enactments of the legislature, which is currently considering HB 265, a bill that would restore voting rights sooner. VOTE is supporting this legislative change. It passed out of a committee in the House of Representatives last week on a 7-2 vote and could face a vote on the House floor early next week.
"This coming week, elected officials have the opportunity to stand on the side of the right to vote," said Bruce Reilly, Deputy Director of VOTE. "Bills like HB 265, which would allow people on parole and probation to regain their voting rights sooner, will be voted on. Louisiana has the highest rate of incarceration nationwide and the highest numbers of families directly impacted by criminal convictions. Passing HB 265 would open the doors of democracy to parolees and probationers who have been out of prison for five or more years. Whether it's the courts recognizing our right to vote – as stated in the constitution – or the legislature making clear its intentions, VOTE will keep fighting all the way to victory."
"The court's decision today is a blow to our democracy," said Judith Browne Dianis, Executive Director of Advancement Project's national office. "People should be given second chances, maintain their political voice and the opportunity to choose those who represents them. Across the country, we are seeing broad, sweeping criminal justice reform while leaving the voting rights of impacted people behind bars. People on probation and parole should have their right to vote restored. VOTE, an organization that was dreamt of behind bars in the heart of the world's incarceration capital, embodies how grassroots community work can flip that narrative. From Angola to the streets, to the State Supreme Court this is how change is made."
The claim to the right to vote made by VOTE v. Louisiana enjoys overwhelming support from influential voices who have filed amicus briefs in the case. Legal scholars from every law school in Louisiana have expressed their support for the merits of the lawsuit. Historians from Louisiana support VOTE, and have added incisive historical analysis showing that recognizing the right to vote is long overdue. Importantly, the American Probation and Parole Association, which represents 700 probation and parole officers in Louisiana alone, is strongly in favor of recognizing the right to vote as claimed by VOTE. Whalen Gibbs, a longtime Louisiana public servant, probation officer, and a former assistant secretary with the Louisiana Department of Corrections who oversaw reentry work, publicly expressed his support through an op-ed in the Times-Picayune. The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. (LDF), The Sentencing Project and the Southern Poverty Law Center have supported the case with important racial, historical and legal context that cannot be separated from what this case means to the community.
For key legal documents and pleadings on VOTE v. Louisiana, visit https://advancementproject.org/campaigns/right-vote-louisiana/.
Through VOTE v. Louisiana, VOTE seeks to affirm the right to vote for more than 70,000 people who are not incarcerated, but living under community supervision (i.e. probation and parole) as our neighbors, family members, and co-workers.
Louisiana denies the right to vote to people behind bars. It also bars from voting 40,000 people on probation, along with 30,000 citizens who have returned to their communities on parole. Each year, thousands of people are removed from this list while thousands more take their place, as Louisiana has more police and prisons per capita than anywhere in the nation.
For more from Advancement Project's Right to Vote Initiative, visit www.nationalrighttovote.org.
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Advancement Project is a multi-racial civil rights organization. Founded by a team of veteran civil rights lawyers in 1999, Advancement Project was created to develop and inspire community-based solutions based on the same high quality legal analysis and public education campaigns that produced the landmark civil rights victories of earlier eras.
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The 85-year-old justice is having something of a pop-culture moment.Photo: Nikki Kahn / The Washington Post / Getty Images
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Holds Court in the New Documentary RBG
By John Powers
Has there ever been a more improbable icon than Ruth Bader Ginsburg? Famously quiet and devoutly serious (her kids actually kept a book in which they recorded each time their mother laughed), the spectacularly bespectacled 85-year-old Supreme Court justice is one of the architects of modern American life. How she achieved this is the subject of the new celebratory documentary RBG by filmmakers Julie Cohen and Betsy West. (The justice seems to be having a movie moment: Later this year, she will be portrayed by Felicity Jones in the biopic On the Basis of Sex.) The daughter of Russian Jewish immigrants, Ginsburg shone at both Harvard and Columbia law schools, yet not a single New York firm would hire her—simply because she was a woman. Luckily, her husband, Martin Ginsburg, himself a top-flight lawyer, defied the era's sexism by rearranging his career to accommodate hers. A wise call: Ginsburg not only went on to argue Supreme Court cases in which she laid down the legal template for women's equality, but she also landed on the high court, where she became known for her ideological battles and warm friendship with a fellow opera lover, the late Justice Antonin Scalia. It's an engrossing, sometimes quite moving story, and in telling it, Cohen and West talk to everyone from Bill Clinton and Gloria Steinem to young women for whom Ginsburg is "the Notorious RBG"—the very model of unwavering, no-nonsense heroism.
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Q: WP7 file prepackaging / download OTA into isostore I'm making a windows phone 7 app that makes use of xml based data. I understand that I can prepackage xml files with the app (as part of the application content) and deploy them along with the XAP.
In future if I have to update the XML's on account of updated / changed data, what are the options I have?
Can I build in a method to have the user download the file? Will it overwrite the existing file?
If not, what are the other options I have if I choose to let the user download an updated XML file alone instead of asking the user to update the entire application?

A: I had a similar problem in the past, and this was my solution:

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*Bundle the XML files with the app as Content (so it got into the .xap file)

*Everytime I run the app, I do two things:

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*Check if a XML files are on IsolatedStorage; if they are not (first run), copy them from the app data source folder to IsolateStorage

*Check if the files that are now in the IsolatedStorage need to be updated; if so, download the new versions and update the IsolatedStorage.

*Only use the XML files that are on IsolatedStorage


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Formed in London in early 1966, Pink Floyd soon became notable for their light shows and an unprecedented level of experimentation, mirroring (in a funhouse way) the psychedelic revolution of America's West Coast. Their first U.S. Tour in late 1967 (the only one in which founding member Syd Barrett played) opened in San Francisco at the Fillmore Auditorium and is immortalized on three classic BG posters. The Floyd went on to become one of rock's all time greatest acts; their "The Dark Side of the Moon" album remained on the Billboard Charts for a then-record 741 weeks.
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Q: Should I edit a post only to replace profanity words (which are used in non-offensive way)? If a user posts a question/answer which contains "bad words" in code examples, should I edit such a post only to replace bad words?
For example, if a user includes this code in his/her post:
var text = "bullshit 1234 bullshit 5678 bullshit";
var matches = text.match(/\d+/g);
alert(matches);

should I change it to:
var text = "lorem 1234 ipsum 5678 dolor";
var matches = text.match(/\d+/g);
alert(matches);

or are such edits considered minor?
"Bullshit" doesn't look good (to me), but it is not offensive if used in such context. The mentioned edit does not add any information to the post, nor does it simplify or shorten the post.
As an example: I've done such an replacement here, but there was more to edit than just removing swear words for this question.

EDIT: having received all the feedback I conclude that:

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*Major part of the community (>50%) prefers usefulness and content of a question over the formulation, and accepts slang to some extent.

*A significant part of the community (but <50%) sees SO as a professional platform with no place for informal content ("bad formulated" posts should be improved via edits).

*Offensive / "too dirty" posts are generally unaccepted.

*An editor should focus on contents, but improving bad-formulated posts is welcomed. (I noticed that posts which contain slang usually have something else to be improved as well.)
Regarding the accepted answer:
Of course, there is no "correct answer" to this question (it is arguable if accepting an answer makes sense for questions tagged [discussion]).
I have accepted the answer which reflects my own opinion. Thanks to all for your feedback!

A: As a large, international and diverse community, I do think we should put up some standards to make everyone feel welcome. It may be a good idea to remove offensive words for that reason.
Note, though, that censoring (even self-censoring) such expressions actually enhances their offensiveness in the general population. Offensive expressions are mostly offensive because talk about existing taboos.

A: Of course you should. Such immature behaviour is really not appreciated on this site. We all work so hard towards the StackOverflow community by editing, improving and correcting posts of all kind the last thing we need are such stupidities.
Considering we even rule out salutations, I think we have to take these words out too.
I strongly suggest you correct them as soon as you see them. I would personally always approve these edits.

A: Expletives are generally frowned upon in public arenas, and they tend to have even less use than desirability. I, personally, try to avoid powerful and harsh language most everywhere, in order to maintain its importance in conveying what I mean when it is actually needed - and sometimes it is needed - but I don't feel it ever really does any favours when someone is seeking help: potential answerers will very rarely share your immediate frustration (which is often the catalyst to swearing), however much they may understand it.
Therein lies the danger of people being 'put off', at the very least.
In your particular examples the text is interchangeable with any text (so long as it exhibits the construction that the original does so that the rules can be applied) and is entirely unnecessary.
It does get a bit temperamental when editing the actual code, so be careful but still do if you can, otherwise try conversing (tersely - we hate comments, I think) with the OP to reconsider their example so that it may be translated to and fro most easily by them when they have the solution to a 'clean' example.


My husband got tickets to see Lucinda Williams last weekend at one of our favorite venues, called the Belly Up in Solana Beach (little town just north of Del Mar, California, on the coast). Even though we only live an hour away, we decided to turn it into a weekend getaway and explore that area. In the past, we had only visited Del Mar once to watch the horse races for a company outing. This time, we stayed at the only hotel located directly on the beach, called the Del Mar Motel on the Beach. It was quite basic (2-star; $150 a night), but clean and comfortable, and we could step out on the sand and the view from the back patio was perfect.
That night we had dinner before our show at seafood place just down the road, called Brigantine. Not sure why we picked it, and it was on pricy side and not memorable. It was so dark inside we couldn't see what we were eating. The waiter said they wanted the place to feel like inside a ship. Okay… After, we drove a few miles north to Solana Beach to see Lucinda, who rocked the house as usual. The Belly Up is in a quonset hut and is a relatively smaller, intimate venue.
The club is also located in this Cedros Avenue Design District in Solana Beach. Every time we saw shows here in the past, I walked by these enticing shops, but they were all closed for the night. This time I was determined to poke around a bit. So we returned the next morning to check it out.
It's only a couple blocks, but claims to have 80-plus shops, mostly home and garden, galleries and one-of-a-kind stores. A few were quite hip, including this gigantic gift and book store, Solo (above).
The umbrellas hung over Leaping Lotus, another huge gift store.
The next morning we ate at the Beach Grass Cafe, in Solana Beach. Our friend, Anne, recommended it and said she dreams about their pineapple pancakes. As you can see, it's very casual and dog-friendly, like much of these beach towns in North San Diego county.
Yup, guess what Charlie ordered? He got the short stack, which ended up being one pancake, and that was a little disappointing for him. I got the vegetable hash and it was yummy.
After lunch, we visited the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Preserve, which is a wetland sanctuary that's about 1,000 acres. We have driven by them for decades now on the way to San Diego and never stopped to check them out. The hiking trails gave us terrific access to the wildlife, namely the plentiful shorebirds, ducks and other waterfowl.
Our favorite birds were the scores of Long-Billed Curlews (sorry, I didn't have a zoom lens to capture them for you). There was even a White Pelican, unusual for this location. So glad there's a refuge for these amazing creatures. We loved the whole area (Del Mar, Solana Beach, San Elijo, Cardiff, etc.) , and how there is such excellent access to all the natural beauty, from the ocean to these wetlands. The night life isn't bad either–as long as Lucinda is in town!


Fashion's Night Out, Florence, Italy.
Fashion has been working hard.
It has fought to stay current, to plan ahead, and to set the style.
It puts all of its time and efforts into making people look and feel their best.
Billions rely on Fashion to do this.
Fashion has a laborious life.
And so, like all hard working and dedicated people, Fashion needs a night out. A night to cut loose, have some fun, and take over an entire city. Many cities, in this case.
Fashion's Night Out is an event created by Vogue to celebrate and exhibit everything that fashion is and does. In one night, the city (whichever one it may be) is completely taken over by hoards of people, dressed to the nines, looking for the chance to explore and appreciate the designers and brands that make fashion what it is today. September 18th was Fashion's Night Out first time in Florence, Italy, exactly where I happen to be living for the semester. Bummer, right?
This was my first FNO experience, and it was just that: an experience. The first hurdle: What do you wear to an event with the word "fashion" in the title? After forming a pile of rejected outfits on my bed, my wise words of advice are wear what makes you feel good. There's no need to go drop a preposterous amount of money on a look for the night. FNO is not about how much money you can spend, but about displaying your own personal style.
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What I loved most about this event was the realization of fashion's ability to bring so many people together. Old and young, rich and starving college student (that's me). There are no limitations to participating in this night…except for a list at the door of Louis Vuitton.
Sarah Decelle is in her junior year at Colgate University where she is concentrating in Economics and Art. She is a member of the Varsity Rowing team and in Tri Delta. Sarah is interested in fashion and marketing and spent her fall semester in Florence, Italy!


There are also several shows shot (at least in part) in Atlanta either debuting or coming back this week including "Rickey Smiley for Real" on TV One, "7 Little Johnstons" on TLC Tuesday, "Stan Against Evil" on IFC Wednesday, Bravo's "Buying it Blind" Friday and "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" on Sunday.
The biggest show on Netflix this week is the final season of "House of Cards" minus a disgraced Kevin Spacey.
The biggest return on paid cable is Starz' beloved "Outlander" Sunday.
And the biggest ode to synergy is ABC's special about Mickey Mouse Sunday. ABC is owned by (you guessed it!) Disney.
This covers Monday, October 29 through Sunday, November 4, 2018.
"The Neighborhood" 8 p.m. CBS — Unexpected revelations are in the cards during the Johnsons and Butlers' first game night, where Gemma is prompted to rectify a past wrong and Malcolm makes a play for a fresh start with his father, Calvin.
"The Resident" 8 p.m. Fox — Halloween at Chastain proves to be just as spooky as ever when Conrad is tasked with diagnosing a young woman admitted to the hospital with extreme night terrors.
"Outside the Bubble: On the Road with Alexandra Pelosi" 8 p.m. HBO — A cross-country trip to engage in conversations with other Americans around issues such as gun rights, jobs, immigration, climate change, abortion, and race.
"Dancing With the Stars" 8 p.m. ABC — Halloween themed night and will a man finally get eliminated?
"Magnum P.I." 9 p.m. CBS — An aging tycoon asks Magnum to find his lost love who he says just recently contacted him.
"9-1-1" 9 p.m. Fox — Halloween finds the first responders racing to the rescue at a cemetery, a haunted hayride and a spooky Hollywood parade.
"Bull" 10 p.m. CBS — Bull and the TAC team help one of their own when Marissa's restaurateur husband, Greg, is charged with involuntary manslaughter after one of his employees dies in a kitchen fire allegedly caused by negligence.
"A Very Wicked Halloween" 10 p.m. NBC — A concert featuring songs from the musical "Wicked" to celebrate its 15th anniversary on Broadway.
"The Good Doctor" 10 p.m. ABC — A patient suffering from anorexia can't gain the necessary weight needed to survive heart surgery, so Claire suggests they perform an experimental surgery which Melendez strongly opposes.
"The Conners" 8 p.m. ABC — It's Halloween, the favorite time of year for the Conners, but an email from the school banning certain costumes, including Mark's, sets off an argument between Dan and Darlene.
"NCIS" 8 p.m. CBS — Torres recognizes the victim of a Halloween crime scene as a friend from a training.
"7 Little Johnstons" 8 p.m. TLC (fifth season debut) — After weeks of hotel living, the Johnstons finally move into their new house, but a home repair leads to a dangerous discovery that may have the family packing their bags before they can even settle in their dream home.
"Rickey Smiley for Real" 8 p.m. TV One (fifth season debut) — A cousin with her four kids moves into Rickey's pad.
"FBI" 9 p.m. CBS — After a senator's daughter is kidnapped and held for ransom, the FBI is called in to assist with finding the child before their time limit expires.
"Black-ish" 9 p.m. ABC — The twins opt out of the family Halloween costume for fear it will hurt their social status in middle school.
"This is Us" 9 p.m. NBC —Kate struggles with Toby's depression. Randall makes time for Kevin, who obsesses about Jack's past.
"NCIS: New Orleans" 10 p.m. CBS — The NCIS team uncovers evidence of a suspect who is harvesting organs from multiple victims after Pride's assistant, Ginny Young, escapes from a kidnapper..
"The Rookie" 10 p.m. ABC — Nolan and Talia lose control of a crime scene, and then debate whether people are fundamentally good or bad and what that means for a police officer..
"New Amsterdam" 10:01 p.m. NBC — Max takes on his first annual fundraising gala at the hospital and emotions are high as some of the doctor's families join them for the event.
"Tell Me a Story" 3:01 a.m. CBS All Access (new series) - Kevin Williamson ("Dawson's Creek") tells fables e.g. "The Three Little Pigs," "Little Red Riding Hood" with a modern-day New York twist.
"Chicago Med" 8 p.m. NBC — Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead become skeptical of a patient's injuries when the victim of a car accident is brought into the hospital.
"Survivor" 8 p.m. CBS — The bond between the "Brochachos" becomes a personal achievement for one castaway.
"Empire" 8 p.m. Fox (assuming no 7th game for the World Series, which isn't looking likely at this writing) — Lucious and Cookie prep Devon for a premiere listening party.
"Chicago Fire" 9 p.m. NBC — Halloween is in full effect for Foster and Brett, who are summoned to a home where a prank has quickly turned serious.
"Modern Family" 9 p.m. ABC — Phil learns that his real-estate class will be cancelled if any additional students drop it.
"SEAL Team" 9:01 p.m. CBS — Bravo Team is tasked with rescuing a group of American students who are being held hostage in Mumbai, and suffers life-threatening injuries.
"Criminal Minds" 10 p.m. CBS — The BAU investigates a spooky local ghost story of the "Tall Man" and the clues it provides when two people go missing in the woods of East Allegheny's Dead Man's Conservatory.
"A Million Little Things" 10 p.m. ABC— Delilah grapples with her life-changing decision; Maggie and Gary babysit Theo; and Regina finds out Rome's big secret.
"Greenleaf" 10 p.m. OWN — Grace discovers Rochelle Cross' true identity with Darius' help. Kerissa welcomes Triumph's new accountant and learns two hundred thousand dollars is missing.
"Sinking Cities" 10 p.m. GPB (new series) — The premiere of the series that explores how four major cities are preparing solutions against global warming. First up: New York.
Evie is arrested for murder and committed to a psychiatric hospital. Stan attempts to rescue her, but everyone thinks he's a demon.
"The Big Bang Theory" 8 p.m CBS — Leonard is caught between a rock and a hard place when he's responsible for distributing extra grant money.
"Grey's Anatomy" 8 p.m ABC — Meredith has a patient whose family is celebrating Day of the Dead, making the doctors remember loved ones they have lost.
"The Good Place" 8:30 p.m NBC — Eleanor makes a startling discovery that tests her resolve, Tahani looks to make amends and Janet does some bonding.
"Young Sheldon" 8:30 p.m CBS — Sheldon gets into trouble with fellow child genius Paige at the science museum.
"Mom" 9:01 p.m CBS — Christy and Jill clash over a gambling debt, and Bonnie's new hobby troubles Adam.
"Murphy Brown" 9:30 p.m CBS — The "Murphy in the Morning" team gears up for their live all-day coverage of the mid-term elections, competing against Avery.
"How to Get Away With Murder" 10 p.m ABC — Annalise receives a call from Gov. Birkhead, and she's forced to weigh an interesting offer.
"Law & Order: SVU" 10 p.m NBC — The cops wrestle with an unthinkable crime when a family is murdered in their sleep.
"S.W.A.T." 10 p.m CBS — The SWAT team tries to determine the next diamond dealer to be robbed by a group of highly organized thieves executing heists across downtown Los Angeles.
"House of Cards" 3:01 a.m. Netflix (sixth and final season) — Frank's dead so Claire takes over as the first female president.
"Homecoming" 3:01 a.m. Amazon (new season) — Good intentions. Erratic bosses. Mounting paranoia. Unforeseen consequences spiraling out of control. Heidi (Julia Roberts) works at Homecoming, a facility helping soldiers transition to civilian life. Years later she has started a new life, when the Department of Defense questions why she left Homecoming. Heidi realizes there's a whole other story behind the one she's been telling herself.
"MacGyver" 8 p.m. CBS — Murdoc abducts MacGyver's girlfriend, Nasha, to force Mac to help him rescue his son, Cassian, from a kidnapper.
"Blindspot" 8 p.m. NBC — A tattoo puts the team in danger when a deadly disease is released inside the FBI.
"Buying it Blind" 8 p.m. Bravo (new series) — Let three experts in Atlanta buy and renovate a house for you "blind."
"Fresh Off the Boat" 8 p.m. ABC — Louis makes it his mission to teach Eddie how to be a good driver after a police officer makes an inappropriate Asian driver stereotype comment.
"Last Man Standing" 8 p.m. Fox — Vanessa wants to board a foreign exchange student, and Mike must work overtime to impress her father.
"Cool Kids" 8:30 p.m. Fox — Tired of "Gorgeous George" and his reign as activities coordinator, Hank backs Charlie and Margaret backs Sid for the position in the upcoming election, and it instantly turns dirty.
"Hawaii Five-O" 9 p.m. CBS — McGarrett crosses the line and is arrested while investigating the death of his former SEAL buddy, who died on an aircraft carrier.
"Watergate" 9 p.m. History (new series) — President Richard Nixon is reelected in 1972, but attacks from the media and the antiwar movement goad him to take the dark path to the Watergate burglary.
"Blue Bloods" 10 p.m. CBS — Eddie and her new partner, Maya, clash with Jamie on the job when they fail to intervene in a public dispute at a convenience store.
"The Perfect Mother" 8 p.m. Saturday Lifetime — When popular mother/daughter-bonding vlogger Stella Marshall finds herself on the outs with her own rebellious daughter Shay, she soon attracts the attention of a dangerous teen fan girl named Peyton who will stop at nothing to make Stella the perfect mother of her own.
"Shut Up and Dribble" 9 p.m. Saturday Showtime (new series) - Prompted by Fox News commentator Laura Ingraham's public criticism of LeBron James and other NBA players' outspokenness on the current political climate, the series' first episode plunges into a multi-generational exploration of the league's social and cultural influence across time.
Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child and Pastor Chad Johnson navigating the road from engagement to marriage.
"Saturday Night Live" 11:29 p.m. Saturday NBC — Jonah Hill hosts.
"Mickey's 90th Spectacular" 8 p.m. Sunday ABC — The 90th year anniversary of Mickey Mouse is celebrated.
"God Friended Me" 8 p.m. Sunday CBS — Miles enrolls in a marketing class to help him promote his podcast.
"Outlander" 8 p.m. Sunday Starz (fourth season debut)— Claire and Jamie Fraser try to make a home for themselves in the New World of Colonial America.
"Psycho Prom Queen" 8 p.m. Sunday Lifetime— Following the suspected suicide of her friend and fellow teacher, Julie is hired to take over the senior math class for the last few weeks of school.
"Real Housewives of Atlanta" 8 p.m. Sunday Bravo (11th season debut) — Kenya Moore and Shree Whitfield are gone. New faces forthcoming.
"The Deuce" 9 p.m. Sunday HBO (second season finale) — Candy, Harvey and Frankie get caught between competing investors.
"The Last Ship" 9 p.m. Sunday TNT — The crew of Nathan James begin preparations for what may be their most ambitious mission to date.
"Ray Donovan" 9 p.m. Sunday Showtime — No matter how much he wants it to go away, Ray isn't done cleaning up the fallout from his jump.
"The Walking Dead" 9 p.m. Sunday AMC —Rick is forced to face the past as he struggles to maintain the safety of the communities and protect the future he and Carl envisioned. This is his final episode and given AMC's constant promos, this is not at all a spoiler.
"Madam Secretary" 10 p.m. Sunday CBS — Henry finds himself at the center of an international incident when he comes to the aid of an ex-girlfriend at a religious freedom conference in Thailand.