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Correa asks for recount, cites concerns in vote counts and ballots
State Sen. Lou Correa at the state Capitol in a 2009 file photo.
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Erika Aguilar | February 3, 2015
Former state Sen. Lou Correa, who last week lost a bid for a seat on the Orange County Board of Supervisors, said he is asking for a recount because of concerns about "irregularities" in the way ballots were accepted and counted.
In a written statement released Monday, Correa said his campaign staff observed "questionable occurrences" during the counting of provisional ballots and some vote-by-mail ballots received on or after Election Day, January 27.
"My campaign has received a number of reports over the past week or so contending that people who did not really live in the First Supervisorial District registered to vote and cast ballots in this election," Correa wrote in the statement.
The district includes the cities of Garden Grove, Westminster, Fountain Valley and Santa Ana.
Correa, a veteran Democratic politician who has served in the state Senate and Assembly, lost the election by 43 votes to Andrew Do, a Republican Vietnamese American attorney. That's out of 48,626 votes cast, according to the official count.
Correa noted in his statement that the margin was less than 1/10 of 1 percent.
Do has little electoral experience--he served three years on the Garden Grove council--but his former boss, state Sen. Janet Nguyen campaigned for him during the seven-week special election.
Latino voters dominate the First District, with 36 percent of the registration, according to an analysis by Political Data Inc. Vietnamese American voters are the second largest block, at 24 percent. But 46 percent of the early mail-in ballots came from Vietnamese voters, pushing Do to the top.
Correa said his campaign staffers observed ballots cast by voters who appeared to have attempted to vote more than once and voters who claimed to have moved into the district just before the election without re-registering at their new address.
"I do not necessarily expect that this recount will change the outcome of the election," Correa said in the statement. "Rather the primary purpose of the recount is to allow for my campaign – and for the public generally – to obtain the assurance it deserves that the election was conducted fairly and legally."
Despite the recount, Do was sworn in Tuesday morning and participated in the regular Board of Supervisors meeting.
"I will give you my commitment that you will always have the best of me in intentions and in deed, in carrying out my duty," Do said after the ceremony.
Do told KPCC on Monday that he was confident that the recount would end in his favor.
The recount will begin on Monday, February 9.
Each vote must be manually recounted, according to the O.C. Registrar of Voter's office. If Correa receives a plurality of votes after the recount, the results of the official canvass will be changed.
In 2007, Nguyen appeared to have initially lost her race for the O.C. Board of Supervisors to Trung Nguyen by just seven votes. A recount reversed the lead by the same margin. The recount was then challenged by Trung Nguyen and tested in both Superior Court and the 4th District Court of Appeals, where Janet Nguyen emerged as winner.
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Finding a wedding venue can be difficult, especially in New York City, as many analyzing factors come into play to eradicate deal breakers. What are you looking for in a venue to satisfy your finding qualities? As many websites and photographers have an array of pictures of many past weddings and ideas, revealing your own ideas and taking pictures of weddings you've attended may be best as these representations can get you a lot closer to getting exactly what you want. Many other factors come into play as you're finding the best venue for your New York City wedding, such as price.
and yes, of course there is more.
Take into account your budget and allocate intelligently before spending on an expensive venue and not having enough money to spend for your guests to attend comfortably and sufficiently through other wedding aspects.
There are various forms of venues accessible to suit any taste and budget as New York City is an ideal location for a wedding. Wedding venues are generally booked 1 to 2 years beforehand, while some only require a couple of months notice, but it is highly recommended to have all your ducks in the row; it is definitely destructive to wait until the last minute before planning a wedding.
* One key to saving money for a wedding is to not mention to the renter that the venue is going to be used for a wedding until after being quoted.
No matter what venue you decide to choose, make certain that your venue is able to present your vision in style along with being complimentary to your guests. You want your big day to be memorable in a positive way. Getting a visual of your venue during the very time of the day that the wedding is to be hosted is suggested and why planning at least a year in advance is important. There are so many wonderful New York City wedding venues on the market to best compliment your wedding intentions.
The backdrop of your wedding, the venue, must represent coordinating features to best get your ideas across to best strike your guests, the wedding party, you and your partner in a glamorous, engaging and influential way! Choosing your New York City wedding venue is a difficult task to accomplish, but absolutely significant to say the least!
Life Line Screening is a renowned company in that provides healthcare services to locals in the United States. The firm primarily offers services that involve preventive health screening that enables individuals to discover health issues that they didn't know. The company has expanded its business throughout states in the US since its establishment in 1993. Through their services, individuals can source treatment for various ailments from their doctors.
For the past 24 years, Life Line Screening served over eight million clients across the United States. The company holds screening events across the country, which attracts over one million individuals. Over the years, the firm ensures that it conducts at least sixteen thousand exhibitions in the US that purposely focus on health screening. The rates of services offered by the company are usually pocket-friendly. Life Line Screening employs skilled physicians certified by American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers and the Cardiovascular Credentialing International. Medical doctors review results after a screening, which helps them to come up with outcomes that are of high standards. The staff of Lifeline Screening comprises of vascular surgeons, radiologists, and cardiologists. The total population of employees within the firm amounts to over one thousand.
Life Line Screening earns an incredible reputation in the field of health for their quality of services that involve preventive medical screening. Researchers at the University of South Florida approved services offered by the firm. Lifeline Screening prides itself on having laboratories that are certified by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments. The company has top-notch equipment that provides efficient and quality results. Unlike other institutions, the company does not require too much preparation for screening. Individuals need to wear loose clothing or clothes that have short sleeves. Medical examinations that involve fasting for less than twelve hours include abdominal aortic aneurysm, type-two diabetes, and complete lipid panel screening. Other medical tests offered by the company include carotid artery disease, atrial fibrillation, ankle-brachial index, bone mineral density and elevated liver enzymes. Life Line Screening provides ultrasound services that are not aggressive.
Blood screening services provided by the company involve a few drops of blood extracted from an individual's finger. People who fast before medical examination are required consume water only. Individuals who have diabetes are given a diabetic meal plan before a screening test. Fasting assists the company to come up with accurate results. Shirts with short sleeves are worn when examining blood pressure. For elevated liver enzyme screening, there is nothing required before medical examination.


European Vacation…. | Sewing Adventures…..
As you can guess, this post isn't about sewing! We've just returned from a 10 day European vacation. My husband travels overseas regularly. This time I went along. He worked for the first couple days while I explored alone, then we had the rest of the time to do all the tourist things and enjoy a different culture. It was a wonderful vacation and we had a great time exploring, getting (a little) lost, walking until we were I was exhausted, eating different foods, etc. It was a fabulous way to celebrate our 38th wedding anniversary!!!
I'll apologize right away and say that you're just going to have to put up with the "tourist" pictures! LOL! We spent time in Prague as well as Vienna. Both were cities with beautiful buildings, architecture, art, etc. We visited a castles in both cities as well as a cathedral in Prague – it was built on the castle grounds. Amazing!!! The size and scale of these historical buildings leaves one speechless!
The first castle that we visited was the Prague castle. It was built around 880 and includes the basilica of St. Vitus on the grounds, which was the main church of the castle. It was quite a hike to get there from our hotel. After a lengthy walk, we crossed the Charles Bridge – a historical bridge with 30 statues of religious figures and built in the 1350's. Pretty impressive.
From the Charles Bridge you can see the other area bridges, which are equally beautiful, but without all the statues.
From the bridge you can see the castle in the distance (the basilica towers can be seen). Yep – we walked there!!! It is a pretty walk, though all uphill, with cobblestone streets and shops and restaurants along the path as well as assorted street performers.
This is typical of so many of the streets. I love the quaintness of the streets, shops and restaurants. We noticed that the building colors were mostly in tans, peach, yellow/golds and light green colors, but no blues. Wonder why? Perhaps I only wonder this since I have such an affection for blue!
When you finally get to the castle, the view of the city is pretty spectacular! I love all the orange tile roofs that you see all over Europe.
The castle was pretty, but we didn't really get a picture that shows it well since there was a lot of maintenance work being done on the outside. However, there are lots of pictures of the basilica – I'll limit it to a couple, just so you can see some of the magnificence of it.
The artwork, gold ironwork, paintings, sculptures, stained glass windows – everything – it is unbelievably beautiful. One more picture, just so you can see the scale of the building – it is HUGE!!! I don't know how they managed such construction without the modern tools that we have.
In Vienna we visited the Schönbrunn Palace as well as the Belvedere Palace.
The Belvedere Palace was a pretty structure and the grounds were beautiful, but the inside was basically an art museum. That wasn't what I expected. I like art, but room after room of art isn't what I prefer to tour. The grounds and fountains and gardens can be viewed without paying to get inside the buildings, which is probably what we should have done.
The Schönbrunn Palace reminded me very much of the Biltmore Estate here in NC and I really enjoyed seeing all the different rooms, which were furnished with the original things. Again, the intricate designs and detailed workmanship of all of the rooms and furnishings were pretty amazing. The landscaping and fountains were also magnificent. Again, the grounds could all be viewed without paying for entrance into the buildings, but it is definitely worth seeing the building insides and doing a tour (along with the multitude of other tourists!).
The fountain and sculptures were beautiful and this one was no exception. This one was of the god Neptune and the other mythical creatures surrounding him.
As we exited the gardens we saw this beautiful rose bush – with different colored roses growing from the same bush – I loved it!!!
I could share so many more pictures and stories about our trip, but will leave it to this. If you've managed to read through this entire post, you've done really well. It has nothing to do with sewing, but it sure was an adventure! I did do a bit of smocking while on vacation, but more about that later….
Stay tuned – my next post will be about the fabulous fabric store that we found. I commissioned my husband to take plenty of pictures for me! 🙂 He got some great ones.
Hopefully I'll get a bit of sewing done again now that I'm home.
This entry was posted in picture smocked dress on May 28, 2015 by Kathy.
I happily read every word. 🙂 What an incredible trip! Your pictures are beautiful!
Thank you Laurie! It was an incredible trip. We are so blessed to have been able to do this.
Happy belated Anniversary. Thanks for sharing some of your pictures. They are beautiful. I went to Vienna in high school and enjoyed it. Would love to go back one day.
Thank you! It was a great anniversary!!! Vienna was our favorite.
So glad it measured up. Both cities have spectacular sights. Before I went to Prague in '92 I had this idea that it would be like Fairyland and when I stood on one side of the river looking across at the Castle -and St Vitus all lit up at night, I wasn't disappointed.
It sure did measure up Pamela! We loved all the architecture and the intricate details and paintings on all the buildings – it was pretty amazing. I wish we had been able to see the view in the evening, but I sure wasn't doing that walk again. LOL!
maybe this is why you saw a lack of blue. Someone is biased.
That's really interesting Pam. Maybe that's it. It is nice to see all the soft colors that blended together so nicely and not the odd garish color sticking out like a sore thumb. LOL!
Happy Anniversary!! May God bless you with many, many more happy & healthy years together, Kathy.
This seems like a wonderful way to celebrate the occasion. Fantastic photos of places we never got to visit, even though we went to Europe many times. Perhaps I'll add them to my bucket list. I see "quilting patterns" in those gardens!!!
I look forward to seeing what you worked on while traveling & the photos of the fabric store.
Thanks Rett! Yes, those gardens were very pretty and could definitely inspire some quilting designs!
Kathy, thank you for the tour to Vienna. I love the old architecture and only marvel at the ages of the buildings outside the USA. I have never had the price ledge of visiting a fabric shop in our travels. Just a side note: there are few European quilters. Why would one quilt when they have access to such fine fabric?
Oh, I totally agree Linda! With those beautiful fabrics to work with, I'd be sewing more of my own clothes!!!
Absolutely delightful. So glad you shared some of your trip and the Vienna fabric store was something to behold. It's another world to see a glimpse of history. Can't imagine living amongst it.


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In a bid to keep young people out of trouble and engaged even after school.
Recreational activities are organized to encourage a peaceful co-existence in the environment. We can achieve this through renovation of the fields/courts as the case maybe, provision of sporting kits and first aid materials.
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Dr Kohol Shadrach Iornem is currently the Director of Programmes at London Graduate School. He is responsible for organising education development for executives and individuals interested in career development. He is also a Visiting Lecturer at the International Foundation Group London, where he teaches Business Management and Study Skills to students enrolled on the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Kohol holds prestigious academic degrees: he is a graduate of Metallurgical Engineering from the Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria. He also holds two Postgraduate Diplomas - one in Management Studies from Albion College – where he graduated with a Distinction and earning the best student in his class recognition in 2010 and the other in Business Management from the London School of Commerce. He also holds an MBA (specialising in Finance) from the University of Wales Institute Cardiff. However, for Kohol, the horizons were expanding, and he continued his studies at Cardiff Metropolitan University, earning the university's PhD in Management in 2017. Kohol is a certified management consultant, a Fellow of the Institute of Management Consultants, a Member of the British Academy of Management (BAM) UK and a Member of the Institute of Management Specialist UK. Kohol's literary skills and academic knowledge has flowed into several international journals.
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CSW removal has no impact on Iran's focus on women's rights
Depriving Iran of being a member of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) has not and will not have any effect on Iran's special focus on improving the status of women, according to Iranian Foreign Minister on Friday.
Speaking at the two-day 1st international. "Influential Women" congress, which kicked off on Friday in Tehran, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian referred to the ongoing war in Ukraine and said that the Islamic Republic of Iran spares no efforts to assist in reaching a ceasefire and bringing the focus of the parties to peace.
Saying that Iran seriously opposes war, the top Iranian diplomat stressed, "As the Islamic Republic of Iran is seriously concerned about the situation of women and children in Palestine, Yemen, Afghanistan, and other countries involved in war and crisis; it is also concerned about the situation of Ukrainian women and children in the same way."
"We hope to see a ceasefire and focus on peace in this region of the world as soon as possible," Amir-Abdollahian continued.
Referring to the US-drafted solution that terminated Iran's membership in the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), Amir-Abdollahian stressed that in the past weeks, some Western politicians tried to expel Iran from the CSW despite the important and special status of Iranian women in the country."
"But depriving Iran of membership in this commission has not and nor will it have any effect on the special focus of the Islamic Republic of Iran on improving the status of women and the (country's focus on the) more effective role of women in political, social, cultural, scientific, artistic and international activities in Iran," he added.
In the first international "Influential Women" congress in Tehran, female guests including wives of heads of state, ministers, vice presidents, and parliamentarians from Burkina Faso, Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Syria, Turkmenistan, and Armenia are attending
Next year, the second edition of the event will be held in one of the member countries, according to Amir-Abdollahian.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian
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The Certificate in Therapeutic Mentoring has been hosted by the TRC since 2014 and since 2016 there has been an Oxford course too. It has been developed in response to the need to create teams of qualified professionals working around the traumatised child and young person to bring recovery and restoration. In the medical world there are first aiders everywhere, nurses, doctors and specialists. Yet this valued diversity of skill doesn't seem to be in the therapeutic world. As such this therapeutic mentoring course is planned to train an army of people to respond as nurses to traumatised people to work alongside the doctors and specialists and so respond to the urgent need to facilitate recovery to many.
Our mission is to bring recovery to children, young people and their families. This will change generational behaviour patterns and bring restoration to whole communities that engage with the TRC's projects.
This course runs on seven Fridays and Saturdays from September to April each year and explores the role of the therapeutic mentor. It unpacks key skills of reflection, empathy and listening alongside bringing an understanding of the impact of trauma, the healing power of relationships, the neuroscientific basis of the work that we do and gives key tools for a creative toolbox for engaging therapeutically with children and young people. It also spends time facilitating a self awareness, an understanding of projection, transference and the dynamics of such professional relationships and explores the role sitting alongside other agencies and their provision.
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Sarpong G. A., Book Review: Africa and the International law of the Sea by Dr. Nasila S. Rembe, Sithoff & Noordhoff, 1980, pp. 251. Published in The Canadian Yearbook of International law, (1983), pp. 432-435.
Sarpong G. A., "Ghana's Fisheries law: The AJAX Case and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea," (1989-90) 17 Review of Ghana Law (RGL), pp.289-306.
Sarpong G. A., "Ghana's Natural Resources Conservation Legislation: Inventory and Analysis". Proceedings of the Seminar on "Biodiversity Conservation and International and National Law Aspects" (World Conservation Union, 1991), pp.135-147.
Sarpong G. A., "Conventional Norms and National Obligations: Ghana and the Exclusive Economic Zone," (1991 – 92) 18 RGL pp. 220 – 243.
Sarpong G. A., " The Marine Pollution Problem and West African States: Some Lessons from the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea," Environmental Policy and Law Journal (Vol. 23 No. 1), pp. 87-101.
Sarpong G. A., "The Lockerbie Case and the International Court of Justice: Reality in the New World order". Proceedings of the African Society for International and Comparative Law, Accra, September, 1993, pp 64-74.
Sarpong G. A., "From Stockholm to Rio: Some Ghanaian Responses to the Problems of the Environment," Inter Faculty Lecture, May 1994. Published in the University of Ghana Law Journal Vol. 19, pp. 53-82.
Sarpong G. A., "Enforcement of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights by Non-Governmental Organisations: Some Reflections," (1998-2000) 21 RGL. pp. 150-165.
Sarpong G. A., "Access to Environmental Justice in Ghana," (1998-2000) 21 RGL. pp. 17-40.
Sarpong G. A., "ECOWAS, Statehood and Intervention: Reflections on the Liberian Crisis," (1996 –1999) 19 University of Ghana Law Journal, pp. 112-124.
Sarpong G. A., "Environmental Law from the Ghanaian Perspective". Lecture delivered at African Studies Program, North Western University, Chicago Illinois, April, 2000. Published in the Environmental Law Reporter at http://www.eli.org .
Sarpong G. A., "Constraints in the Acquisition and Registration of Land in Ghana". Paper commissioned by the Home Finance Company (HFC) Limited. Housing Forum on the theme, "The Search for a Sustainable Housing Policy in Ghana", Accra, (May 3, 2001). Published in the Environmental Law Reporter at http://www.eli.org.
Sarpong G. A., "The Role of National Courts in the Implementation of International Environmental Law: Some Food for Thought". Proceedings of the 13th Triennial Conference of the Commonwealth Judges and Magistrates Association, (Malawi, August, 2003) pp.56-61.
Sarpong G. A., "Wildlife Legislation and the Bush Meat Crisis in Ghana", (2000-2002) 20 University of Ghana Law Journal, pp.210-222.
Sarpong G. A., "The Legal Regime for the Phytosanitary Control of Invasive Alien Species in Ghana: Some Lessons in the Implementation of Treaty Norms". FAO Legal Papers on Line at http://www.fao.org/legal/pub-e.htm (Paper No 40, December 2004).
Sarpong G. A., "Minimizing the Adverse Impacts of Climate Change in Ghana: Some Institutional and Legal Considerations". Inter-Faculty Lecture, April 21, 2005; 21 UGLJ, pp.18.
Sarpong G. A., "Going Down the Drain? Customary Water Law and Legislative Onslaught in Ghana," pp.13. Paper commissioned by FAO as part of its studies on effect of legislation on Customary Water Rights (Rome, October 2004). FAO Legal Papers on Line at http://www.fao.org/legal/pub-e.htm.
Sarpong G. A., "The Ghanaian Forestry Regime: Bridging the Gap between the North and the South." Paper presented at the 3rd Annual IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Colloquium; Macquarie University, Sydney, (10-15 July 2005) pp.10 (see also serial 22 below).
Sarpong G. A., "Improving Tenure Security for the Rural Poor; Ghana Country Case Study, (FAO, 2006).
Sarpong G. A. (1998) Development of Support Structure for Irrigated Agriculture. In: FAO DOC TCP/GHA/6613, Rome, January, 1998, pp. 32.
Sarpong G. A. (1999) The Legal Framework for Participatory Planning: Final Report on Legal Aspects of Land Tenure, Planning and Management in Ghana. In: FAO DOC. TCP/GHA/6715, Rome November, 1999, pp. 77.
Sarpong G. A. (2001) Domestication of Biodiversity Conservation Instruments in Ghana. In: Final Report of EPA/UNEP Commissioned Study, Accra, Ghana, December, 2001, pp. 110.
Sarpong G. A. (2002) Accra Metropolitan Environmental Health Initiative (AMEHI) Legislative Review. Final Report, Accra, July 2002, pp. 93.
Sarpong G. A. (2002) Legislative Component – Baseline Study on Food Safety in Ghana. In: FAO/GOG Commissioned Baseline Study on Food Safety, July 2002, pp. 31.
Sarpong G. A. (2002) Strengthening the National Food Control System in The Gambia: Legislative Component. In: FAO/Government of The Gambia Project on Food Safety, August 2002, pp. 46.
Sarpong G. A (2003) Survey Report on Existing Legislation and Legal Instruments Related to Biotechnology in Ghana- Final Report, June 2003, pp.113 (ISBN 9988/8274/1/5).
Sarpong G. A (2004) Strengthening the Food Control System in Guyana. In: FAO/Government of Guyana Project on Food Safety, April 2004, pp. 143.
Sarpong G. A. (2004) Strengthening the Phytosanitary Capabilities in Uganda: Legislative Component. In: FAO/Government of Uganda Project on Food Safety, TCP/UGA/2907 (A), October 2004, pp. 55
Sarpong G. A. (2006) Development of Irrigation Policy, Strategies and Regulatory Measures. In: FAO DOC. TCP/GHA/3002(A). February 2006, pp. 38.
Sarpong G. A. (2006) Support to the President's Special Initiative on Oil Palm-Report of the Legal Consultant. In: FAO DOC. TCP/ GHA/3001, March 2006, pp.22.
Sarpong G. A. (2006) Piloting the Use of Ghanaian Systems in the Proposed Energy Development and Access Project. World Bank Country Study, February 2006, pp.74. Evaluated the Ghanaian regime for impact assessments in the light of the World Bank's standards
Sarpong G.A., Agriculture Sector Incentives Schemes and Good Agricultural Practices Legislation; Legal Consultant to the FAO and Government of Barbados (GOB) on Land Use Planning and Control, TCP/BAR/3101(December 2007- June 2008).
Unpublished Works: Conference Papers/Public Lectures/Seminars
Sarpong G. A., "The Role of Formal and Informal Judicial Systems in the Management of Natural Resources in Anglophone West Africa." Paper prepared for FAO, Rome (October, 2007).
Sarpong G. A., "The Environmental Protection Agency Act: A new Approach towards Environmental Protection in Ghana". (Lecture delivered at seminar organised for Chief Executives of Boards and Corporations, Accra, December, 1994).
Sarpong G. A., "An overview of Ghanaian Environmental Legislation". (Lecture delivered at Friedrich Ebert Foundation Seminar on Environmental Protection for District Chief Executives, Koforidua, September, 1995).
Sarpong G. A., "Working with Non-Governmental Organisations". Seminar Paper, CHRAJ/British Council Workshop, Accra, (10-13 June, 1997).
Sarpong G. A., "OAU States and the Development of International Environmental Law: An Appraisal". Paper prepared for presentation at the 10th Annual Conference of the African Society of International and Comparative Law, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (3-6 August, 1998).
Sarpong G. A., "Relevant 1992 Constitutional Provisions on the Environment". Paper presented to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) as part of its project on Constitutional Provisions Concerning Environmental Conservation in various Countries (Jan, 1999).
Sarpong G. A., "The Ghanaian Environmental Law Regime". Paper presented at the launching of the Network of African Environmental Lawyers, Nairobi, Kenya (12-15 September, 1999).
Sarpong G. A., "The Environmental Protection Agency Act, 1994". Paper presented at "Training Programme in Prosecution" organised by the EPA (23-27 August, 1999).
Sarpong G. A., "The Protection of the Environment: An African Perspective". Seminar presented at the University of Nottingham under the British Council sponsored link in the International law of Sustainable Development between the University of Ghana and University of Nottingham (14 November, 2001).
Sarpong G. A, ''Legal Regimes Relating to Fisheries Resource Management in Africa". Paper prepared at the instance of Africa Centre for Technology Studies (ACTS), a Kenyan -Based NGO as chapter of a Book Project on Environmental Law in Africa. (ACTS Press, forthcoming).
Joint Authorships/Chapters in Books
Sarpong G. A., "International Environmental Law and the Ghanaian Courts" in Michael Anderson and Paolo Galizzi (eds.), International Environmental Law in National Courts (British Institute of International and Comparative Law, 2002), pp. 109-120.
Sarpong G. A., "Survey on Existing Legislation and Legal Instruments Related to Biotechnology in Ghana" (UNEP-GEF/NBC/BNARI, ISBN: 9988-8274-1-5, 2003).
Sarpong G. A., "The Ghanaian Forestry Regime Bridging the Gap between the North and the South", in Michael I. Jeffery, (et.al.eds), Biodiversity Conservation, Law and Livelihoods – Bridging the North-South Divide (Cambridge University Press, 2008) pp.347-357.
Sarpong G. A., "Improving Tenure Security for the Rural Poor: Ghana Country Case Study", in FAO, Improving Tenure Security for the Rural Poor in Africa (FAO, 2006).
High Level African Panel on Modern Biotechnology, Freedom to Innovate- Biotechnology in Africa's Development (AU/NEPAD, 2007).
Sarpong G.A., "Ghana Country Study", in Daniele Manzella and Jessica Vapnek (eds), Development of an analytical tool to assess national Biosecurity legislation (FAO, Rome 2007), pp.135-153. Technical Reports
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When Harrah Elementary staff first heard about Primary Project, they instantly knew it was a support service they wanted to offer students experiencing mild school adjustment difficulties. Harrah Elementary is unique among primary schools in Washington State. Housed on the Yakama Indian Nation, Harrah Elementary serves 563 students in grades pre-kindergarten through sixth grade, 52% of whom are Native American, 38% Hispanic or Latino, and 5% White. Over 90% of the school population is low-income and 71 students are identified as homeless.


Sun will be transiting into your 10th house and 11th house indicating favorable position for entire this month. Jupiter is already in good position for you. Venus and Mercury are entering onto your 11th house, can make you feel better with respect to relationship. But Mars entering onto your viraya sthanam, can create some disappointments. I could see you will continue to move up on this month also, even though you face some problems along the way.
You will have sound health at the start of this month. But your health will get affected from Jan 22, 2015 onwards, when Mercury goes into retrograde. You need to stay on good diet and exercise to protect your health. Problems will be very much under control since Jupiter is in good position for you. But minor sufferings are clearly indicated on the cards. You will also get disturbed sleep with the presence of Mars on your 12th house. Do prayers and meditation to gain positive energies from the planets.
You will continue to see improvements on relationship with your spouse and other close family members. If you are separated, it is a very good time to talk with your spouse and join to lead happy life together. It is also a great time for conjugal bliss with your spouse. You will also get excellent support from family environment. But there will be some setback starting from Jan 21, 2015. You need to be extra careful with your spouse and avoid unnecessary arguments.
Lovers will find good time until Jan 21, 2015. After that, you will see mixed results. If you are single, it is good time to look for a match and get engaged. Eligible couples will get blessed with a baby during this time. There is no surprise if you receive any love proposals during this month. But you will notice things are moving against you by last week of this month.
Students will start making excellent progress in this month. You will realize the mistake in the past and focus more on your studies. It is an excellent time for you to catch up on your education level. You will get good new friends to support you.
Your work pressure and tension will shoot up again in this month. Things will start moving against you and you will find there are hidden politics against you. You will not be happy on your progress at your workplace. But it will be temporary and you will be able to resume your progress in the near future. This is the time for you to work and prove yourself to the company and top management. It is not a good idea to initiate the promotion after Jan 21, 2015.


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Q: Unexpected margin with font-awesome icon I have a
 with list-style-type:none;. Instead of the list-icon I want to show a custom icon which should be variable and clickable. To make sure the custom icon appears to the left of the text's left margin, I added text-indent:-17px; and this works as expected.
However, when I have font-awesome icons in my text they seem to have their left margin (or, more like, their text-indent) set to the indent of the containing
. In the snapshot below the first
 has a text-indent:-17px, the second 0px, and the third +20px.

The first one clearly shows a negative margin-left/text-indent for the icon, while the last one has a positive margin-left.
How can I fix this, so that I can work with the negative indent?

The problem shows in FireFox v29, IE v11 and Chrome v35.
Font-Awesome is v4.1.0

My code:

        Lorem ipsum   dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

        Lorem ipsum   dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

        Lorem ipsum   dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

A: The issue is that text-indent is inherited. Setting that to 20px on the third item is adding it to the inner i
Doing something like this would reset the text-indent. Note the added style on the i
http://jsfiddle.net/dJqUh/2/

    Lorem ipsum   dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

It didn't do anything wrong for the second item because you set the indent to 0. It overlapps the text in the first because you have a negative indent.

A: Working Fiddle
a
{
    text-indent: 0; // inherited CSS - override it to fix the issue
}

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The son of Lieutenant-Colonel Marutirao Narayanrao Kamte IA (Ret'd) (1929-13 January 2014) and his wife Kalpana, Ashok Kamte was born on 23 February 1965 in a Maratha family with a long tradition of police service. His great-grandfather, Rao BahadurMarutirao Kamte KPM IPM, had served in the Indian Imperial Police from 1895 to 1923, while his grandfather Narayanrao also joined the Imperial Police in 1923, eventually serving as the first Indian Inspector-General (Director-General) of the Maharashtra Policefrom 1947 to 1955.
Kamte's schooling consisted of The Rajkumar College, Rajkot, and then the Kodaikanal International School for five years. He was an international scholarship recipient at Camp Rising Sun in 1980 and subsequently graduated with the Class of 1982. He completed his bachelor's degree from St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, graduating in 1985 and a post graduate degree in Arts from the St. Stephen's College, Delhi, 1985–87. An accomplished athlete, he represented India at the junior power-lifting championship in Peru in 1978.
Ashok Kamte was survived by his wife Vinita, their two sons Rahul(15)and Arjun(8) and by his father, mother and sister Sharmila.


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Q: how to graph 3 3D plot next to each other in python? how I can graph 3D graph with the following code next to each other? subplot dosen't work like a 2D plt.plot()
ax = plt.axes(projection='3d')
f0 = plt.figure(figsize=(15,5))
ax.scatter3D(X,Y ,Z,facecolor="yellow")

I want to use this code to print 3 graphs next to each other horizantaly.

A: This is a starting point:
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

x, y = np.mgrid[-2:2:50j, -2:2:50j]
z = np.cos(x**2 + y**2)
fig, axs = plt.subplots(1, 3, subplot_kw={"projection": "3d"}, figsize=(10, 5))
axs[0].plot_surface(x, y, z)
axs[1].plot_wireframe(x, y, z, rstride=3, cstride=3)
axs[2].plot_surface(x, y, z, alpha=0.25)
axs[2].plot_wireframe(x, y, z, rstride=3, cstride=3, color="k", lw=0.5)
plt.show()


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Riverside Co. buys Kentucky company for its Sunrise Windows platform
Paragon Windows && Doors
Compozit-brand windows are made from an expanded polymer composite, a material produced in the presence of physical/chemical blowing agents, resins and modifiers that results in foaming materials with closed cells to enhance and improve the window's impact resistance, weathering characteristics and thermal performance.
Private equity firm Riverside Co. said it has acquired a Louisville, Ky., company to add to its Sunrise Windows platform.
Terms of the purchase of Paragon Windows & Doors were not disclosed.
Paragon primarily makes residential repair and replacement doors and windows, and it sells through dealers, Riverside said in a news release. Sunrise Windows makes energy-efficient repair and replacement windows and doors and distributes them through specialty dealers.
"Paragon's composite window and the vinyl window that they just developed both slot into Sunrise Window's product offerings nicely," said Riverside Partner Tim Gosline. "This deepens the product line and enables Sunrise to provide the ideal window for just about any customer."
Paragon was formerly named THV (True Home Value). The company says its Compozit-brand windows are made from an expanded polymer composite, a material produced in the presence of physical/chemical blowing agents, resins and modifiers that results in foaming materials with closed cells to enhance and improve the window's impact resistance, weathering characteristics and thermal performance.
Adding the new product lines from Paragon "should boost sales opportunities across the (Sunrise) platform," Riverside said in the release. Paragon "adds new customers, and provides ample opportunity for cross-selling, particularly to customers previously limited to either window or door offerings from each respective company."
Riverside, co-headquartered in Cleveland and New York, makes control and non-control investments in growing businesses valued at up to $400 million. Since its founding in 1988, Riverside says, it has invested in more than 480 transactions.


Brookline, MA -- Kahlil Peters converted an Anthony Romei corner to hand Elms College a 1-0 victory of Newbury College in NECC action Wednesday night at Elms College.
With the victory Elms improves to 7-10 (5-1 NECC) on the season while the Nighthawks fall to 4-13 (2-4 NECC).
For the second consecutive match, the Nighthawks outshot their opponent despite failing to produce a win. Newbury held a 12-9 shot advantage but forced just two saves from Elms goalkeeper A.J Oliveria.
Sophomore Chris Tran took the loss in net for Newbury after making six five saves.
The Nighthawks will conclude their regular season schedule when they travel to Mitchell College for a 1:00 p.m. kick off.


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Their nephew had the idea – do a Legacy Project and bring his two Italian aunts (one is 85, the other 88) together so they can finally tell their story on film. That way all the kids and grandkids and great-grandkids can hear them. And oh, yes, let's have a lot of food. So the day came, the two sisters talked for two hours – laughed, cried, reminisced. Then we ate. The calzones were on steroids. The pizza was outstanding. The pastries were dangerously delicious. What a way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Family, food, telling stories, love, and loads of memories. We want to do that for you.
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Welcome to the Healthy Heart Clinic!
We are a Case Western Reserve University SOM student-run group working in affiliation with the Metro Health J Glen Smith Health Center.
We conduct patient interviews, which involve:
-screening for signs of cardiovascular health (blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol, BMI)
-listening to heart and lung sounds
-coaching patients through motivational interviewing on how to improve heart health
-coordinating patient care with the medical team at J Glen Smith Health Center
Why volunteer with us?
-Practice your communication workshop, physical diagnosis, and motivational interviewing skills!
-Gain first-hand experience interacting with real patients!
-Learn more about cardiovascular health and apply your knowledge to patients in the clinical setting!
-Make positive impact in the lives of others in the local community!
Hear from our previous volunteers! (Kept anonymous)
"I think the most enjoyable experience was talking to the patients. Both of the patients we saw had never had their blood glucose or cholesterol measured in the past, so it was nice to be able to measure it for the patients for the first time. "
"I think the most enjoyable thing for me was just having a chance to talk with people and in a very general way explain to them ways that they can improve their health. I feel that most were very receptive of the suggestions. "
"My most enjoyable moment was having a gentleman come in whose blood tests were completely normal and was attempting to live a healthy lifestyle. He had told us about his family's struggles with diabetes and how he wanted to avoid that fate. He exercised and ate a balanced diet. It was refreshing to encourage continuance of good behavior, rather than attempt to motivate change."
"I feel like I learned a little more about effective counseling. I had not had the chance to do that much yet, and I think that exposure to the situation is important."
Interested in getting involved?
Our volunteer schedule runs from 1:15-3:15 on Mondays and Wednesdays. We are flexible with scheduling dates in which you will work with another medical student for the day.
Orientation/training is usually held at the beginning of each semester. Look out for a class email or feel free to contact one of the student leaders!


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48001–48100

|-id=047
| 48047 Houghten ||  || Christopher Houghten (born 1963), from Rutland, Vermont, who developed a non-computer-based system to allow manually operated telescopes to be GOTO telescopes ||
|-id=070
| 48070 Zizza ||  || Frank Zizza, American associate professor of mathematics at the University of Arizona South and past president of the Huachuca Astronomy Club. He is credited with originating the idea of establishing an astronomical observatory on the university's campus in Sierra Vista. ||
|}

48101–48200

|-id=159
| 48159 Saint-Véran || 2001 HY || Saint-Véran, the highest village in France, where the Observatoire de Saint-Véran is located ||
|-id=171
| 48171 Juza ||  || Karel Juza (1952–1994) was a Czech stellar astronomer who worked at the observatories in Valašské Meziříčí, Tatranská Lomnica, Skalnaté Pleso and Ondřejov. His studies concentrated on the eclipsing binary AR Aur and Be-stars. He died prematurely, just before finishing his Ph.D. thesis. ||
|-id=200
| 48200 Nishiokatakashi ||  || Takashi Nishioka (born 1936) contributed to the promotion and development of Japan's aerospace industry, such as leading the domestic production of commercial aircraft and initiating the privatization of rocket launch services. He is the chairman of the Japan Space Forum. ||
|}

48201–48300

|-id=300
| 48300 Kronk ||  || Gary W. Kronk (born 1956) is an American amateur astronomer, programer-analyst and writer who was so inspired by comet C/1973 E1 (Kohoutek) as a teenager that he began a quest to catalogue every comet recorded in human history. Volume One (Ancient Comets to 1799) of his four-part Cometography was published in 1999. ||
|}

48301–48400

|-id=373
| 48373 Gorgythion || 2161 T-3 || Gorgythion, from Greek mythology. He was the bastard son of Trojan king Priam, killed by an arrow shot by Teucer at Hector during the Trojan War. ||
|}

48401–48500

|-id=410
| 48410 Kolmogorov ||  || Andrey Kolmogorov (1903–1987), a Russian academician, professor at the Moscow State University, and outstanding mathematician. ||
|-id=411
| 48411 Johnventre ||  || John Ventre (born 1935), a teacher, friend of the discoverer, meteorite expert, and Cincinnati Observatory Center historian ||
|-id=415
| 48415 Dehio || 1987 QT || Georg Dehio (1850–1932), German art historian who published the fundamental works The Church Architecture of the Occident (1884–1901), Handbook of the Monuments of German Art (1900–1912) and History of the German Arts (1919–1926). The handbook Dehio became a guide essential to amateurs. ||
|-id=416
| 48416 Carmelita ||  || Carmelita Miranda (born 1950), American astronomy popularizer who developed a love of astronomy while sailing the Pacific. She focused this passion into writing and presenting night-sky programs to over 25~000 children using a portable planetarium. She also demonstrated solar observations. ||
|-id=422
| 48422 Schrade ||  || Hugo Schrade (1900–1974), German optical engineer, employed by the firm Carl Zeiss Jena from 1929, became the highly esteemed head works manager during 1945–1966. ||
|-id=424
| 48424 Souchay ||  || Jean Souchay (born 1959), French astronomer, uncredited co-discoverer ||
|-id=425
| 48425 Tischendorf ||  || Constantin von Tischendorf (1815–1874), German theologian, discoverer of the 4th-century Codex Sinaiticus ||
|-id=434
| 48434 Maxbeckmann ||  || Max Beckmann, German-American painter and printmaker ||
|-id=435
| 48435 Jaspers ||  || Karl Jaspers, German-Swiss philosopher, physician, and political thinker language ||
|-id=447
| 48447 Hingley ||  || Peter D. Hingley (1951–2012), Librarian of the Royal Astronomical Society. ||
|-id=451
| 48451 Pichincha ||  || Pichincha is an active stratovolcano in Ecuador, very close to the capital Quito ||
|-id=456
| 48456 Wilhelmwien ||  || Wilhelm Wien, German physicist and Nobelist ||
|-id=457
| 48457 Joseffried ||  || Josef W. Fried (born 1948), a German astronomer at the Heidelberg Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie. ||
|-id=458
| 48458 Merian ||  || Matthäus Merian, 17th-century Swiss engraver, etcher and book dealer ||
|-id=461
| 48461 Sabrinamaricia ||  || Sabrina Maricia Cohen (born 2005), daughter of American co-discoverer Seth M. Cohen. They have enjoyed many Palomar College planetarium visits together and now she can be part of the show. ||
|-id=471
| 48471 Orchiston ||  || New Zealander Wayne Orchistron (born 1943) works as an astronomer at the National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand. His main interests lie in the field of history of astronomy. He is the author of many books and the co-founder and editor of the Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage. ||
|-id=472
| 48472 Mössbauer ||  || Rudolf Ludwig Mössbauer, German physicist and Nobelist ||
|-id=480
| 48480 Falk ||  || Johann Daniel Falk, German writer and social pedagogue, author of the Christmas carol O du fröhliche ||
|-id=482
| 48482 Oruki || 1992 CN || "Oruki", word in the Tosa (Kōchi Prefecture) dialect of Japanese, meaning "the importance of one's presence and reassurance of unflagging support" ||
|-id=492
| 48492 Utewielen ||  || Ute Wielen (born 1934) has worked in astronomy for more than 50 years. She was an assistant observer at the Babelsberg Observatory. She later worked as a programmer at astronomical institutes in Berlin and Heidelberg, and is the coauthor of many books on the history of astronomy. ||
|-id=495
| 48495 Ryugado || 1993 BB || Ryugado, Kōchi Prefecture, a Japanese limestone cave ||
|}

48501–48600

|-id=529
| 48529 von Wrangel ||  || Baron Ferdinand von Wrange (1797–1870), a Baltic German explorer and one of the founders of the Russian Geographic Society. He studied glaciology, geomagnetics and climatology. Noticing swarms of birds flying northward from near the Kolyma river, he correctly deduced that there must be an island in the Arctic Ocean. ||
|-id=575
| 48575 Hawaii || 1994 NN || Hawaii, the Aloha State, was first visited by Polynesians from Tahiti, rediscovered by James Cook, and in 1959 became the fiftieth U.S. state. Hawaii became a sister state of Ehime prefecture ||
|-id=588
| 48588 Raschröder ||  || Rudolf Alexander Schröder (1878–1962), German architect, poet, essayist, and translator. The complete edition of his work contains eight volumes, including numerous collections of verse. He revived the Protestant chorale and is cofounder of the "Insel-Verlag". ||
|}

48601–48700

|-id=607
| 48607 Yamagatatemodai ||  || Yamagata Tenmondai (Yamagata Astronomical Observatory), was established for educational purposes by the Yamagata University in 2003, using a 0.15-m refractor and a 3D astronomy theater. ||
|-id=619
| 48619 Jianli || 1995 KV || Jianli County, located in the south of Jianghan plain, has a long history and splendid culture, including many relics from the period of the Three Kingdoms of China. ||
|-id=624
| 48624 Sadayuki || 1995 PM || Sadayuki Okuni, Japanese high-school teacher with an interest in astronomy, nephew of the discoverer ||
|-id=628
| 48628 Janetfender || 1995 RD || Janet Fender, American chief scientist of the Space Vehicles Directorate of the AFRL, who instigated AMOS support for the NEAT program ||
|-id=631
| 48631 Hasantufan ||  || Hasan Tufan, Tatar poet ||
|-id=636
| 48636 Huangkun ||  || Kun Huang, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences ||
|-id=638
| 48638 Třebíč || 1995 TB || Třebíč, a town in Moravia, is known mainly for the Basilica of St. Procopius built in the early 13th century and the old Jewish Quarter. ||
|-id=640
| 48640 Eziobosso || 1995 UD || Ezio Bosso (born 1971), an Italian pianist, director and composer of classical music. ||
|-id=643
| 48643 Allen-Beach ||  || Bill Allen (born 1947) and Sally Beach (born 1950), American publishers of the Asteroid/Comet Connection (A/CC) † ‡ ||
|-id=650
| 48650 Kazanuniversity ||  || Kazan University, one of the oldest universities in Russia ||
|-id=681
| 48681 Zeilinger || 1996 BZ || Anton Zeilinger (born 1945), Austrian professor of physics. He is a much-honored professor of experimental physics in Innsbruck and Vienna, decorated by the "pour le mérite" for sciences and arts. Well known for his contributions to quantum physics, in 1997 he succeeded in the first teleportation of information on quantum level. ||
|-id=700
| 48700 Hanggao ||  || The Hangzhou High School that has made an outstanding contribution to national education since its foundation in 1889 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China ||
|}

48701–48800

|-id=715
| 48715 Balbinot ||  || Roberto Balbinot (born 1956) is an Italian theoretical physicist who teaches General Relativity at the Bologna University. His fields of research include acoustic black holes, quantum gravity, and field and string theories. ||
|-id=720
| 48720 Enricomentana ||  || Enrico Mentana (born 1955) is an Italian journalist and director of Italian TV video news. ||
|-id=736
| 48736 Ehime || 1997 DL || Ehime prefecture, Japan, the discovery site, sister state of Hawaii ||
|-id=737
| 48737 Cusinato ||  || Piergiorgio Cusinato, Italian antique dealer and amateur astronomer ||
|-id=756
| 48756 Yoshiharukuni ||  || Yoshiharu Okuni (born 1970), the eldest son of Japanese amateur astronomer Tomimaru Okuni, who discovered this minor planet. ||
|-id=767
| 48767 Skamander ||  || Skamander (Skamandros), a son of Zeus, fought on the side of the Trojans in the Trojan War and tried to kill Achilles three times. ||
|-id=774
| 48774 Anngower ||  || Ann C. Gower, a Canadian radio-astronomer and associate professor of astronomy at the University of Victoria. She is a gifted teacher who takes a special interest in every student in her classes, and an active member of the UVic Speakers Bureau, sharing with others her knowledge of galaxies and quasars. ||
|-id=778
| 48778 Shokoyukako || 1997 RE || Shoko and Yukako Abe, the discoverer's daughters ||
|-id=779
| 48779 Mariko || 1997 RH || Mariko Hamada (born 1964), a musician from Matsue-shi, Shimane-ken, Japan. ||
|-id=782
| 48782 Fierz ||  || Olga Fierz, Swiss teacher who dedicated all her life to the custody of children in difficult life situations ||
|-id=785
| 48785 Pitter ||  || Přemysl Pitter, Czech philanthropist and pacifist, holder of Czech, German and Israeli honors, and whose centenary was cited by UNESCO ||
|-id=794
| 48794 Stolzová ||  || Tereza Stolzová (1834–1902), was a Czech coloratura soprano and soloist for the Teatro la Scala in Milano. She belongs among the greatest singers of Verdi's works in the nineteenth century and created the title role on the European first night of Aida in 1872. ||
|-id=798
| 48798 Penghuanwu ||  || Peng Huanwu, Chinese theoretical physicist ||
|-id=799
| 48799 Tashikuergan ||  || Tashikuergan (meaning "Stone City") is an ancient city along the Silk Road at the western end in China. It is located on Pamir Plateau on the northern side of Kashi area, Xinjiang province, and it has been the only Tajik Autonomous County since 1954. ||
|}

48801–48900

|-
| 48801 Penninger ||  || Josef Penninger (born 1964), Austrian  director of the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, has been honored by various university chairs and numerous awards. He was chosen by the magazine Esquire as one of the ten most interesting people of the year 2000. ||
|-id=807
| 48807 Takahata ||  || Takahata, Yamagata prefecture, Japan ||
|-id=842
| 48842 Alexmazzanti ||  || Alessandro Mazzanti (born 1964), an Italian amateur astronomer and observer of near-Earth objects as well as the president of the astronomy club at Montelupo () since 2020. ||
|-id=844
| 48844 Belloves || 1998 DW || Belloves or Bellovesus (c.a. 400 BC), was a Celtic prince and the first known Celt in the history of northern Italy mentioned by Livy. ||
|-id=886
| 48886 Jonanderson ||  || Jon Anderson (born 1944) is one of the founders of the progressive rock band Yes. He has also recorded many solo albums and collaborated with many musicians, including Vangelis and Mike Oldfield. His alto tenor voice is one of the most recognizable in the prog rock scene. ||
|-id=888
| 48888 REXIS ||  || REXIS, the Regolith X-ray Imaging Spectrometer aboard the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, is the result of the work of over 100 students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University who conceived, designed, implemented, and operated it at the asteroid (101955) Bennu. ||
|}

48901–49000

|-id=909
| 48909 Laurake ||  || Laura ("Laurake") De Maeyer, daughter of Belgian psychologist Myriam Kerkhofs and Flemish sculptor Elmer De Maeyer ||
|-id=934
| 48934 Kočanová || 1998 QS || Mária Kočanová (1890–1976) was a Slovak writer, novelist and dramatist. She drew themes from contemporary life, European and world history or Bible stories. Her manuscripts are kept in a museum in Prešov. ||
|-id=960
| 48960 Clouet ||  || Bernard Clouet, general secretary of the Société astronomique de France (French Astronomical Society) and an observer of double stars ||
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Young Innovations to Be Taken Private for $314 Million
Dan Carroll, The Motley Fool, AOL.com
Medical equipment company Young Innovations (NAS: YDNT) announced in a press release today that it has agreed to be purchased by private-equity firm Linden Capital Partners after a unanimous vote by its board of directors. If shareholders approve the $314 million deal, it's expected that Linden will close with Young Innovations in 2013's first quarter, turning the latter into a fully owned private company under Linden.
Young may still look for other acquisition alternatives until Jan. 12, 2013, and the company says it will indeed consider such proposals.
Young's CEO, Alfred E. Brennan, and president, Arthur Herbst, sounded optimistic in the release, saying the acquisition "reflects the strength of Young's brands, strong customer relationships, and many years of successful growth in sales and earnings." They continued: "Linden has a proven record of creating value in successful companies in health care and life science sectors and will enable the Company to further grow our business."
Current shareholders will receive $39.50 per share as part of the deal, a premium of more than 12% over the stock's 30-day closing price average. Shares of Young jumped today, exceeding that $39.50 mark and posting gains of more than 9%.
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Thanks Phil, this will help a lot. I especially appreciate the safety concerns. Cheers!
Here's the ceiling grid we put up: This was a low key piece, so we ended up not dropping lights further down from the grid because they didn't make much difference compared to the flex-light over the table.
OK, I've come up with what I think will work for dropping lights into the alcove behind the talent for the seated mediums and closeups. (In the images below, please note that the goal post simply simulates the wall-spreaders/pipe-stretchers that I'll put up high in the alcove) I used 3 pieces of speedrail and 4 cheeseboros to create a U-shaped structure hanging down behind the talent. The bottom of the U can hold whatever lights I need. Again, all my lights are LEDs so I'm not talking about much weight. So what do you think of this approach? Safety? Efficiency?
So I'm planning a shoot where I'll build a speedrail ceiling grid in a tight 7x10 alcove with 10 ft ceilings. I'm planning on two wall-spreaders/pipe-stretchers, for the 7 ft span, and then 4 cheeseboros to add a couple of 10 ft cross rails. This should allow me to light the wide shot the way I want. The talent is seated below. However, when we get to the mediums and the closeups, I'd like to drop a light down behind the talent and get a nice reverse key. I could probably boom in a light from outside the alcove, though it would be a hassle. But it occurred to me that if I could just drop a 4 ft piece of speedrail from the ceiling grid, and put a cardellini on the end of that, I could pretty much hang light anywhere I want in the alcove. (Note: All my lights are LEDs of less than 10 lbs.) My question is about how to attach the vertical 4 ft piece. My inclination is to use another cheeseboro to hang the 4-ft speedrail. But would that be safe? Or would it be better to do all the wide shots first, and then bring down the whole ceiling grid for the mediums and closeups?
The rail I'm getting here in town is schedule 40 6061-T6 extruded aluminum. I measured the OD at 1.657. The info from on B&H from an "Avenger Expert", is that the clamp range 1.65" to 2.04". I don't have any experience with Big Bens. Are they usually designed to work with both 1 1/4 and 1 1/2 speedrail? Ed must be right about the optimal minimum diameter, and I'm at the bottom end of the range, so I guess it makes sense I'd run into this problem. At least I can easily wrap the pipe ends with silicon before clamping. Thanks!
Hah. Kupollini. Good instincts JD. The speedrail was indeed turning. So I cut a couple of pieces of silicon mat, wrapped them around the ends of the speedrail and clamped down on that. Result? Absolutely no movement on the fixture. It stayed completely vertical throughout all jostling of the goal posts. As always, thanks for the help.
OK, here's the latest developments. I decided to try the cardellini (actually, a knock off from Kupo, but seems solid). This time I cranked it down as hard as I could. It's a new clamp, and here's a couple pictures of the pads, and of it hanging straight before mounting the fixture. So I mounted the fixture and went back and forth raising and lowering the goal posts. When I finally got it back down to square one, here's what it looked like: So next I thought perhaps the problem was the couplers that I have in the junior receivers atop each stand. I actually used some pliers to crank them on tight, but noticed that there's still some gaps where they contact the speedrail. Anyway, either I need to get something like a real Big Ben for the top of the combo stands, or maybe I can cut up a silicon pad and use them under the clamps for a better fit. Either way, I think I'm going to take Ed Conley's advice and purchase a Baby Grid Clamp, which has the advantage of the baby pin hanging straight down from the center of the clamp.
This is probably a no-brainer for all of you, but I'm running into a problem getting my fixtures to hang straight down from a goal post. As you can see in the pictures below, the stage clamp which started out perfectly vertical, has slipped around the speedrail as I jostled the goal posts raising and lowering them. I've also tried cardellini clamps of various types to no avail. The speedrail is clamped firmly into the combo stands. So, it's probably obvious, but is there some sort of clamp that will hold a baby pin vertically and not slip around the rail?
I might start with a piece of a 1/8 inch thick silicon mat that I cut into shapes to keep things from slipping. Great idea, thanks.
Yeah, I can see why the Kupo head is cheaper ($56 vs $92). I do have a rubber gasket, but the metal on both sides of it is smooth, not grooved like the Matthews. Check it out: Since there are grooved surfaces between the two main metal discs in the head, I tried putting the ear in there, and it seems to hold better. I have about 12 ft of the speedrail in front of the ear, and about 4 ft behind it. It can be balanced as long as I incrementally add the right number of sandbags. Right you are about the safety cable. Can't let that potted palm suffer. Thanks JD, as always.
Well, I just finished putting together my first menace arm. I joined two 8 foot pieces of speedrail with fixtures from Barn Door Lighting. Here's a shot: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/59f8be3032601e5caccf02ac/59f8be85c830252d97f3a9c4/5a8b4c5271c10b58453f10ef/1519078488478/menace+arm+1.jpg?format=1500w[/img] It seemed to go well except for one thing. I had a hard time balancing the rig because no matter how hard I cranked down on the lollipop in the middle, the boom would move slowly up or down on it's own. I even followed the right-hand rule. Here's a picture of the ear inserted into the lollipop: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/59f8be3032601e5caccf02ac/59f8be85c830252d97f3a9c4/5a8b4c3d08522933c2550d2f/1519078467119/menace+arm+2.jpg?format=2500w[/img] Am I doing this right?
Thanks for the local fabricator tip. They have speedrail for $3.77 per foot.
Best Cinematography You've Seen In A Comedy?
Roger Deakins has done a nice job with some of the Coen bros comedies.


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Steam sale dates for 2018 leaked
by Marcos Thadani ● Last updated on Oct 27, 2018
Gamers worldwide look forward to Steam's major sales every year, and this year is no exception. After all, Steam's Christmas sale attract millions of video game fans worldwide every year, ready to pick up the hottest games at discounted prices.
And even if it can be argued that the Steam sales are not so great, the temptation to get hold of a bunch of games once the sales kick off has always been hard to resist, even if inevitably a sizeable portion of people's collection of digital games will end up getting digital dust and go unplayed. This could be especially true this year, if as rumoured Steam's exciting flash sales make a return.
Nonetheless, those eager to partake in another Steam sale are in luck, as according to a recent leak, it appears Steam's Halloween sale is now very close, and will kick off on October 29th next week.
This is according to one Twitter user, who has seemingly learnt of the start and end dates for Steam's Halloween, Autumn and Winter sales of 2018 via a developer forum, as reported on gaming website VG24/7.
According to the leaker, Steam's Halloween sale kicks off on October 29th and ends on November 1st, while the 2018 Autumn sale will run from November 21st to November 27th. Meanwhile, the Winter sale gets started on December 20th, and lasts until January 3rd.
It does not say I'm not allowed to post it on twitter. It only says about Steam Community & my own sites… ???????? pic.twitter.com/xfvNkexECP
— Skr Skr GVNG (@SkrSkrGVNG) 23 October 2018
This will surely be an excuse for users to prep their Steam wallets for these upcoming sales, especially the big Halloween sale launching next week according to this leak. So it would be a great thing then, if these upcoming sales turn out to be great, and gamers have a great experience shopping on Steam this year too.
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John Joseph Timothy Hennessey (August 20, 1921 – March 20, 2001) was a United States Army four-star general who served as Commander in Chief, United States Readiness Command (USCINCRED) from 1974 to 1979.

Military career
After attending Saint Mary's University of Minnesota for three years, Hennessey enrolled in the United States Military Academy and graduated in 1944, receiving his commission in the infantry. He deployed to the Europe Theater, serving as a platoon leader and company commander.

In the Korean War he served on the staff of I Corps. By the Vietnam War he was a battalion commander in the 11th Air Assault Division, later serving as executive officer of the division's 1st Brigade. When the 11th Air Assault Division was converted to the 1st Cavalry Division (Air Mobile) in 1965, he accompanied that unit to Vietnam as executive officer of the 1st Brigade, later becoming brigade commander after being promoted to full colonel.

On 4 August 1967 the Chief of Staff of the United States Army established the Task Group on Army Preparedness in Civil Disturbance Matters chaired by Hennessey from the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Operations, the work of this task group was conducted largely by field grade officers and was probably the most comprehensive study of the Army's civil disturbance mission ever conducted.

As a brigadier general he served as assistant division commander of the 82nd Airborne Division, then became assistant division commander of the 101st Airborne Division, deploying with that unit to Vietnam as its commander in 1970.

In 1974 he received his fourth star and assumed command of the United States Readiness Command at MacDill Air Force Base in December 1974. He retired in 1979 at the end of that tour.

Decorations
His awards and decorations include the Defense Distinguished Service Medal, the Army Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Bronze Star  with "V" and three Oak Leaf Clusters, the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters, the Combat Infantryman Badge, Army Aviator Badge and Master Parachutist badge.

  Defense Distinguished Service Medal
  Army Distinguished Service Medal
  Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster
  Bronze Star with Combat V and three oak leaf clusters
  Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters

Post military career
After retiring from the Army, Hennessey served on the board of trustees of the University of Tampa and was executive director of the Tampa Bay Area Research and Development Authority under the University of South Florida.

Hennessey died of a stroke on March 20, 2001 at the age of 79.

References

4 stars and 3 wars: General did the job
Carmel Life - Spotlight on the Class of 1938

1921 births
2001 deaths
United States Military Academy alumni
United States Army personnel of World War II
United States Army personnel of the Korean War
United States Army personnel of the Vietnam War
United States Army aviators
United States Army generals
Recipients of the Distinguished Service Medal (US Army)
Recipients of the Legion of Merit
Recipients of the Air Medal
Recipients of the Defense Distinguished Service Medal
Commandants of the United States Army Command and General Staff College


So you've chosen to "sell my house fast in Las Vegas" – excellent! It's a big decision that nobody ignores. However, it can also be an extremely difficult decision that leaves you uncertain of exactly what to do following. That's simply one of the lots of reasons you should think about making use of a realtor to market your house.
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They have the funds to produce professional, appealing advertisements for your residence. You typically aren't left waiting for someone to call a number created on a sign that could fall off the next time it rains.
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This original 19th century antique ebonised armchair is a fabulous design by the poet and designer Gabriel Rossetti and made by his good friend, William Morris. In superb condition throughout and complete with the original rush seat. Made around 1865-70. A lovely antique Arts & Ctrafts armchair, perfect height to use for dining or desk work.


My meal plan is for a weekly delivery of 2 meals.
I chose this because I thought a mini Thanksgiving dinner sounded like a lot of fun.
Along with this meal, Marley sent some really cute little paper napkin rings you could punch out. (I passed those along to my niece).
So we have a lot of ingredients this time…and a lot of steps.
The big hurdle is the Acorn Squash. The recipe asks us to chop it in half, roast it, then create a stuffing, then stuff it, then cook it again. You need like a hatchet to bust into one of these things. I did manage to chop it without losing a digit, but I didn't quite get it even which is problematic for roasting.
The rest of the recipe was pretty straight forward and included roasted turkey tenderloin, mashed potatoes and gravy.
I've never made turkey tenderloin before, and I found it to be tasty and easy to cook, so it's definitely something I will look for again. Unfortunately, the most labor intensive item, the acorn squash, wasn't quite so great. The stuffing was really bland and I think I would have preferred them roasted with a bit of maple syrup and butter instead. The mashed potatoes tasted fine, but there's a reason people make a giant vat of them, because it takes almost as long to make a big pot as it does a little one. And how about sending us two big potatoes instead of a bunch of little ones? They are no bueno to peel. I also found the gravy didn't make quite as much as I wanted. I ended up using some extra chicken stock I had in the fridge in order to stretch it out a bit more.
Portion Size: Generous, except for the gravy.
Good for Entertaining?: Yes, with some changes.
I loved the idea of making turkey tenderloin for guests and mashed potatoes are always a win. Instead of the stuffed acorn squash, I'd probably opt for a different acorn squash type dish – maybe a stuffing with acorn squash chopped inside it. I'd add on a mushroom gravy with lots of sautéed mushrooms. I'd serve white wine to drink and a pumpkin tiramisu for dessert.
I chose this because I hadn't tried Quinoa and apparently it's like some type of magic food (after Kale and Coconut oil).
This was another fussy recipe with lots of steps. You toast hazelnuts, you roast beets, you cook quinoa, you shave cheese. There's a lot of stuff going on.
In the end though you end up with a pretty salad.
I made this to take to my sister's for Thanksgiving dinner. My contributions included a ridiculous amount of cornbread (thanks to Sylvia's 1980s soul food cookbook) and a chocolate fudge cake with a chocolate turkey on top (as requested by my very particular niece). I figured a salad would be nice to cut through all the carbs and sugar. I really liked the flavors in this – particularly the beets paired with the apples, but I did not care for the texture of the quinoa. Something about it just doesn't work for me. I also don't really like couscous and I feel like from a texture standpoint these are similar.
Portion Size: Very Generous! Way more than two portions.
Good for Entertaining?: Not for me.
I love that Marley Spoon adjusts recipes to match the holidays and features seasonal ingredients. I thought most of the flavors were really nice, but I wish these recipes were a lot less fussy. I feel like I could have made a huge Thanksgiving Dinner in the time it took me to make two plates (with no leftovers). And isn't half the fun of cooking a crazy Thanksgiving dinner in eating leftovers for a few days?
Marley Spoon has some fun game and Valentine's day themed recipes coming up so be sure to check back to see how those turn out.
Thanks! I agree, there should always be lots and lots of extra gravy!


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Q: REACT -- adding input toggle in react
I am creating a react app i have to add an input toggle inside my
  header component.  I tried to add but JavaScript is not working. if

this is the header component file. inside this component I have included my input toggle condition. i have placed JavaScript code right below the imports.

anyone knows please check thanks..

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import {
  Nav,
  Navbar,
  Collapse,
  DropdownMenu,
  DropdownItem,
  NavbarToggler,
  DropdownToggle,
  UncontrolledDropdown,
} from 'reactstrap';
import { Link, withRouter } from 'react-router-dom';
import Config from '../../../constants/config';
import { SidebarNavItems } from '../Sidebar';
import logoImages from '../../../images/logo.png';
require('./styles.scss');

var allInputs = document.querySelectorAll('.myInput');
allInputs.forEach(function(node) {
    node.addEventListener("click", function(){
      var allHiddenInputs = document.querySelectorAll('.hidden');
      if(allHiddenInputs.length === 0) {
        allInputs.forEach(function(input) {
          input.classList.add("hidden");
          input.classList.add("second");
          input.classList.remove("first");
        });
        node.classList.remove("hidden");
        node.classList.remove("second");
        node.classList.add("first");
      } else {
        allHiddenInputs.forEach(function(input) {
          input.classList.remove("hidden");
        });
      }
    });
});
class Search extends Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
  }

  render() {

    return (

          <input type="password" placeholder="Input 1" className="myInput first" />
          <input type="password" placeholder="Input 2" className="myInput second hidden" />

    );
  }
}

export default withRouter(Search);

this is my css file which linked to this component.
.input-container {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
}
.myInput {
  margin: 10px;
  padding: 5px
}
.first {
  order: 1;
}
.second {
  order: 2;
}
.hidden {
  display: none;
}

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A: What I would do to simulate the same thing as you are trying to do would be to use local state to update the view. You can conditionally render items as well as class names for each render cycle.
class App extends React.Component {
    constructor() {
      super()
      this.inputNames = ['input1', 'input2']
      this.state = {
        hiddenInputs: {
        input1: { hidden: false, first: true },
        input2: { hidden: true, first: false }
      },
      expanded: false
    }
  }
  handleClick(name) {
    const hI = Object.assign({}, this.state.hiddenInputs)
    let expanded = this.state.expanded

    if (expanded && hI[name].first === true) {
      // clicked on the first element, we hide the other
      expanded = false
    } else if (expanded) {
        // clicked on non first item, change order
      this.inputNames.forEach(input => {
        const isSame = input === name
        hI[input].first = isSame
        hI[input].hidden = !isSame
      })
    } else {
        // its not open yet, show the other
        expanded = true
    }

    this.setState({expanded, hiddenInputs: hI})
  }
  render() {
    const { input1, input2 } = this.state.hiddenInputs
    const {expanded} = this.state
    const clsName1 = `myInput${input1.hidden && !expanded ? ' hidden' : ''}${input1.first ? ' first' : ' second'}`;
    const clsName2 = `myInput${input2.hidden && !expanded ? ' hidden' : ''}${input2.first ? ' first' : ' second'}`;
    return (

          <input type="password" placeholder="Input 1" onClick={this.handleClick.bind(this, 'input1')} className={clsName1} />
          <input type="password" placeholder="Input 2" onClick={this.handleClick.bind(this, 'input2')}  className={clsName2} />

    );
  }
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <App />,
  document.getElementById('container')
);

CSS:
.flex {
  display: flex;
}
.first {
  order: 0;
}
.second {
  order: 1;
}
.hidden {
  display: none;
}

Fiddle to see it in action

A: Try to put your code to component lifecycle (like a componentDidMount), then it would work. But in react it is not good solution to work with DOM nodes directly.
Better way would be to make like that:
class Search extends Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {allInputsHidden: true}; // You can change it later
  }

  render() {

    return (

          <input type="password" placeholder="Input 1" className="myInput first" />
          <input type="password" placeholder="Input 2" className={this.state.allInputsHidden ? "myInput second hidden" : "myInput second"} />

    );
  }
}

Also, you can use package classnames to make it look more pretty

A: Use conditional rendering to achieve this task. You can refer this page. Create your input group as a component and add a boolean prop to use with if condition. This is much better than adding classes.
function Inputs(props) {
  const isFirst = props.isFirst;
  if (isFirst) {
    return <input type="password" placeholder="Input 1" className="myInput first" />;
  }
  return <input type="password" placeholder="Input 2" className="myInput second" />;
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <Inputs isFirst={true} />,
  document.getElementById('root')
);

And add a click event to toggle the value of isFirst variable.

A: You may use state to decide which element to be displayed ...
   class Search extends Component {
             constructor(props) {
             super(props);
             this.state = {
             toggleInput1:true,

              }

      render() {

    return (

         {this.state.toggleInput1?
          <input type="password" placeholder="Input 1" className="myInput
           first" />:
          <input type="password" placeholder="Input 2" className="myInput
          second hidden" />
     }

    );
     }
    }

    export default withRouter(Search);

And On EventListener change the state of toogleInput
handleClick = event => {
    this.setState({toggleInput1:!this.state.toggleInput1 });
  };