I didn't want to contribute to Arrivederci-ville overkill but hard not to, in truth. Who doesn't have an opinion on the smart exit of the cultured by slightly man-out-time Italian? Who doesn't have a view of our 'Arry's flair, his money, his undoubted love of a loyal dog? (With money.) The thing is ripe for opinion and rich ground for the extrapolation of theories as diverse as the modus operandum of the two protoganists.
The thing with Harry has always been a football thing; an authentic, arm around the shoulder thing whereby mainly through sheer force of enthusiasm, players have been allowed to play- been liberated. Central to this hugely engaging phenomenon has been the personality of the man himself. In fact, it may be the case that Harry is very much the successor to a certain B Clough in the sense that though of course certain tactical mores are available to him, the success is all about inspiring belief. To the extent that matters of team shape and energy seem mere natural extensions of a faith inspired by Redknapp pre-game.
Harry has always done this; been close, been involved, shared the humour and the essential wit of the dressing room and training pitch. Then distilled/communicated/unleashed something of its irresistible force onto the park. Consequently, fans and players alike recognise one of their own – admittedly a brilliantly shrewd and knowledgeable one – who crucially commits utterly to an exciting and free-flowing model of the game itself; a model that coincides pretty exactly with what fans ideally want. So people love Harry; he is viewed first and foremost as a proper football man, or (more exactly, perhaps, given both his roots and his rootsiness?) a proper football geezer.
This slightly trench-coated version has recently come under scrutiny in a gruelling investigation – not without its personal edge – of Redknapp's financial dealings. It was alleged that Harry dishonestly failed to cough up taxes due on substantial monies arising from football matters. The nature of those dealings – percentages upon transfers in particular come to mind – seemed all a bit East End Alley to many of us but did not, ultimately, either compromise his immediate liberty, or his reputation. Whilst the former of these two facts may be initially of most significance to the Redknapp family, it is clear that the lack of stain upon that manager's Mac will be key in terms of a likely England Manager's posting.
I am not I know alone in regarding the £300,000 received by Redknapp as his own percentage of the Rio Ferdinand sale as a rather crass throwback to allegedly simpler times; it feels inappropriate, exploitative, unwelcome. But it was not illegal and contravened no contract other than our own, ludicrously naive one with decency. Harry walked, indeed he strode manfully away – a touch further embittered against the police and the papers no doubt – but on and away he marched.
Meanwhile Fab was presumably smouldering. We can only presume because Capello has rarely opened either his heart or even his gestural vocabulary to us. (Unheard of for an Italian, surely?) If he did, it may be that we might have been more forgiving of his austere but cultured introversion. For though he was a thinker and a man of principle, he never showed us; apparently the will to assimilate and thereby associate barely entered his head. Capello either wanted a clinical (loveless?) respect-based relationship with some abstract notion of The English And Their Football or he wanted… what? High(er) art and music and the quiet life of a man in retirement from the slings and arrows? Who knows.
Fabio quite rightly never pretended to be anything other than an old-school man; believing in punctuality, respect, discipline. As such his appointment made sense at a time when our inclination was probably to punish those show ponies and their revolting circus. International players who binge-drink?!? Top top players who's vulgarity offends us?!? And the flash gits can't even PLAY! Let's get FAB!! He'll sort them out. And for a while, in a way, he did.
But it wasn't much fun. Even the winning wasn't, you felt. Too many obvious frailties; too little obvious progress. Then the World Cup.
The performance of both the players and the Management Team at the last World Cup was surely one of the greats. Rarely has such ineptitude, spinelessness and such petrification gathered together so spectacularly in a single team campaign. It was magnificently, insultingly poor. Fabio had the inspiring quality of a crinkle-cut chip – he was quirky and outdated and bad for us. The anti-ambience he had created destroyed any sign of life-affirming humour at an estimated distance of fifty yards. Performances were beyond parody – especially that of Wayne Rooney – and the manager's inability to react, to help, actually, was remarkable. It remains a fabulous and appropriate irony that the only thing that kept Fab in his job was the fact the incompetent FA could not reasonably afford to sack him. Ha!!
Now Mr Capello may have quite reasonably resigned on a point of principle. Namely that he should have been consulted on the demotion (vol2.) of his preferred captain, John Terry. If that was the case, he has a point. (Not as big a point as those who argue that Terry simply cannot be England skipper whilst a live racism charge stands against him but a point nevertheless.) But clearly an opportunity has presented itself for all parties in this loveless marriage to walk with some dignity in the 'different directions' so oft-quoted in these affairs.
But setting aside the ushering in of The People's Favourite, the thing lacks a feelgood factor pretty entirely. Ideally the rashly misunderstood but sadly unintelligible Italian, who will surely be remembered more as drab-Fab than as the hoped-for Cool Don of our own domestic game will be taking a soul-searing alpine route, with some symbolic elephants, perhaps? Inflatable ones; nice pink inflatable ones, on shiny new ribbons, clasped gaily up and over to his beloved Italy, grinning not gurning all the way.
How great would it be if by some happy touristic freak, Harry and Jamie and a spookily risen Rosie came smiling (beerily, post-apres-ski) past?
Ingerland – you must be joking.
There are many precedents for hoofing England sides when they're down; players and managers having frequently felt the pointy end of a brogue/doc marten/baseball boot/Manolo Blahnik (delete according to choice of accessories or date.) For those blessed with responsibility in the high profile sports – I'm thinking men's football, rugby, cricket in the main here – judgement lurks cruelly close.
Currently one hypothesis, supported by hugely influential figures such as myself, suggests English football and rugby are still critically enmeshed in post-World Cup trauma; but that cricket is on a significant high. Capello and Johnson presided over such epically lurid debacles that their ability either to motivate or to proactively act seemed paralysed. In contrast, a certain Zimbabwean-born England and Wales cricket supremo has brought direction, unity, discipline and success to his side. Management, it appears, is massive. Perhaps especially when it makes comment superfluous?
Perceptions inevitably link results to the performance or authenticity of managers as well as players; thus Harry Redknapp, a 'proper football bloke', good former player and now demonstrably an inspiring coach is admired and respected precisely for the realness of his understanding of the game. Encouragingly, this implies judgements beyond mere (acknowledgements of) rates of success – a belief in genuine quality, no less. Would that we could sustain such generous worldviews.
Paralytically conversely, memorable custard pie-plus moments have surely included the tide of puss emanating from the tabloids towards the unfortunate Graham Taylor – a decent but not, arguably, a brilliant enough or sophisticated enough man to be at the helm of a national side generationally in skill-deficit rehab. Sven, McClaren and indeed now Capello have, on occasion, likewise felt most of the full force of press and public contempt. It –as they say –goes with the territory. Martin Johnson, whilst leaving, accepted that – almost nobly.
The fabulous diversity of opinion over teams we think represent us prevents the meaningful construction of a graph following median/mode/mental views of a particular manager's status during office; there are, for example, wildly divergent views of Capello's performance even when England have been cruising through qualification for the majors. (These range from the jingoistically buoyant to the cerebrally disturbed. Just when is he going to sort out Lampard/Gerard/Wilshere, Johnson/Walker?) Certainly the Capellograph would have to twitch alarmingly, as though reporting back from Etna rather than say, The Emirates.
b) depressing performances by seniors.
My last word on the Italian is that having presided over such a shocking World Cup, having failed utterly to inspire or change a visibly desperate side, he should have been gone.
Martin Johnson has. With that familiar mixture of churlishness, largeness, restrained vitriol and … almost some emotion, he jumped the ferry before being escorted down the plank. England RUFC, having hugely overachieved at the previous World Cup under a player-undermined manager, appointed Johnson hoping for quiet, broodingly Churchillian leadership. He couldn't do it. In his absence, there now ensues a near-interesting and even mysterious phase of non-appointment, featuring a non-Mallett but lots of clattering in the background. As with the football scenario, a sea-change in direction as well as personnel may trip or bumble towards us, either obstructed or otherwise by the RFU furniture. But given that Shaun Edwards has stayed righteously in Wales, it seems too much to hope for radical improvement.
It may be, therefore, seasonally unfortunate for all of us that we are denied much-needed sporting cheer due to a current lack of England cricket -that being by some distance our most upliftingly successful game. Suddenly, it seems, we have a worryingly stable and consistent crop of outstanding players. And a generally brilliant team ethic. This has not happened entirely by chance – although the contemporaneous emergence of top individuals (Strauss, Cook, Trott, Swann, Anderson…) clearly helps, cool and authoritative leadership off the pitch has been critical. To the point where the following notion bounces in.
Back to cool and authoritative. At a time when crises of management or certainly leadership run rampant over our whole lives(!) some contemplation of what works might seem appropriate. (A yes for cricket, no and no for footie/rugby.) But, sporting opinion and contemplation being mutually exclusive, maybe I'll bawl with the rest of them… Just who is running this ship, anyhow?


My Wish for Christmas - Teen is an Advent journal including contemporary art perfect for teens, following the Christmas story chronicled in Luke. The devotional begins with Zachariah and Elizabeth, includes the birth of Jesus and culminates with Anna and Simeon dedicating Jesus in the temple. With poignant writing and space to journal and process this book is sure to give you a new perspective on Christmas.


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Video of the Sonic Fabric studio, courtesy of Alyce Santoro.
Ballroom alumnus Alyce Santoro, who we presented in this year's Texas Biennial, is the inventor of sonic fabric, an audible textile woven from cassette tape prerecorded with collages of sound. Alyce has been engaged in this project for over 10 years, which has evolved from a small-scale one-off conceptual art piece to a much larger-scale body of work that has been exhibited in museums and galleries internationally. To share this project with others,and to collaborate with fellow musicians and artists, architects, and designers, Alyce is gearing up to create a new batch of sonic fabric. To fund the process, she's offering to weave small, custom-recorded batches of sonic fabric as a perk for contributors. There's only two days left to donate, and she's almost to her goal. Donate here.

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todays post is my DT project for the Craftymessers Challenge Blog and the great theme of PAINT!.
We were given some gorjuss images from Desmet Designs and the very talented Marie is offering The Geisha and Beach Hut digis as the prize for one lucky winner !
I haven't painted in a very long time so this is my first 'paint' posting as all of my other efforts are paper and stamps related. Here I have mixed the paper with canvas and acrylic paint.
I printed the huts in three different sizes to create the perspective. The individual huts were paint with watercolours to try to creative the bleached-out or weathered colours you see on huts like these. I prepared the canvas with a couple of layers of Gesso and a third layer was applied thickly to create the waves and beach effect. I then painted in the sky, sand and water unsing a mixture of blue, white, green and yellow acrylic paint. The huts were adhered with dimensional foam pads to make them stand proud of the canvas.
The result is a nice little painting that is bright and cheery, well I think so.
I got the bug for painting again, so while I had the paints out I've started on another project, which hopefully I can post here when completed.
Thanks for stopping by to read my blog. Don't forget to leave me a comment, you time and comments are muich appreciated.
All paints and the canvas I had in my stash.


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Etoricoxib is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that explicitly targets enzymes responsible for inflammation and pain namely cyclooxygenase-2 and COX-2. Some of the NSAIDs can be used in a single dose to treat various types of pain; it can also be used for post-surgical pains.
The growth of the global Etoricoxib market is driven by increase in prevalence of various chronic and acute diseases and surge in geriatric population. Moreover, rise in demand for cost effective anti-inflammatory drugs is anticipated to boost the growth of this market. However, stringent guidelines set by regulating authorities for pharmaceutical products is expected to hinder the market growth.
The global Etoricoxib intermediate market is segmented on the basis of type of manufacturing, indication, and geography. Based on type of manufacturing, it is bifurcated into in-house manufacturing and contract manufacturing organizations. Based on indication, the market is divided into rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, osteoarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, chronic low back pain, acute pain, and others. By geography, it is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and LAMEA.
Comprehensive competitive analysis and profiles of major market players such as Bayer Corporation, Novacap Inc., Abbott Laboratories, Pfizer Inc, Geri-Care Pharmaceuticals, Perrigo Company, Kopran Ltd., Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp., Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd, GlaxoSmithKline, are provided in this report.
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Having just removed the last posting about my efforts at a GH 3 day instrument auction I am gearing myself up for the next one during the week plus there being some ebay invitations I am hopeful for in the coming days; or I could be being overconfident again.
That's probably all for quite a while! (Or until the next "bargin" comes up on eBay!!


The first hole is a challenging slight dog leg to the left, with water protecting a shot to cut the corner. This lengthy starting hole offers a forgiving approach shot with a large green.
This is a strong par 3 that requires a well struck long iron. The narrow green is protected by three bunkers and favors a soft left to right shot to hold the green.
This par 5 hole offers the longer hitters a chance to reach the green in two shots. The forgiving landing area is offset by native grasses that await a wayward ball.
This straight par 4 is protected by a narrow landing area and native grasses outside the second cut. A well aligned shot off of the tee is a necessity.
This straight away hole is lined with native pines down the right side, with the course's deepest bunker lurking off the right side of the fairway. The front to back sloping green, with a predominant ridge separating the two, is comfortably tucked into the knee high native grass and showcases a severe sloping hill to the left of the green.
This hole embodies a panoramic view of the Elk River property skyline. A drive down the left side affords the longer hitter the opportunity to reach this dog leg left in two shots. A safe second shot, avoiding the Elk River, will leave a player's third shot about 100 yards to the heavily protected green bordered by bunkers on the left and right.
Towering maple trees guarding the right side of the fairway are the first points of interest for the player, with cherry trees on the left inducing a second look. After threading these trees with a well positioned tee shot, the Elk River lies to the right of the green with large boulders resting on its bank to deflect a short shot.
One of four lakes on the golf course property sits quietly in front of this par three green. The lake's bank hosts an impressive arrangement of river rocks as well as the hole's single bunker. A several trees frame the right side of the hole.
This hole is a true sensory extravaganza. While gazing down the two piece fairway, parted by the Elk River, the magnificent clubhouse comes into view. During the approach shot, the player is greeted by blooming rhododendrons that line the entire right side of the green. The sound of the Elk River is prevalent when crossing the wooden bridge to the elevated green.
The tenth hole tees out away from the clubhouse. The right side of the hole is lined with rhododendrons and affords views of Elk River's Fairway Cottages. The hole is a dog leg left, with the left side guarded by trees and eventually reveals the green tucked comfortably adjacent to the Elk River.
This challenging par 4 meanders through the beautiful mountain landscape and is the start to the course's ascent into the mountain. Protected by a narrow fairway that is lined with bold rhododendrons and mountain streams, this demanding par 4 is the only hole on the course without a bunker.
This beautiful par three is protected by a three tier green. For most golfers a short to mid iron will offer the ideal shot. This challenging green is protected by a deep bunker on the right side and a shallow bunker that awaits a shot too long. The ideal shot targets solidly toward the back right of this green.
This tee shot continues the golfer's ascent up the mountain. This dog leg right plays to an elevated green and carves through maple trees and Nova Zembla Rhododendrons. There are two land mark boulders, surrounded by gardens, which provide a scenic backdrop for the tee shot and approach shot.
Hitting from the highest point on this Nicklaus Signature Course reveals breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Don't let the view hold your attention too long because this elevated tee requires a precise tee shot to find the fairway. Protected by the Ramp Branch on the left side of the fairway and the white oaks on the right, a straight forward shot to the green is a necessity.
Elk River Signature Hole! The views from this elevated tee are truly breathtaking as it is the final hole decending from the mountains. This hole offers a sharp contrast between the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains and this heavily protected green. The white sand bunkers and lush blue grass rough present challenges for even the most accomplished player. Club selection is predicated on wind conditions and elevation, so choose your club carefully.
This is a "risk-reward" hole for good reason. A towering maple tree shadows the tee shot down the right side of this par 5. The fairway is bordered by the Elk River on the left and a wall of rhododendrons on the right. Leroy's Creek separates the green from the fairway and adds a nice touch to this elegant hole.
At 357 yards, most players choose a fairway metal or long iron off of the tee. The second shot is a demanding carry to an elevated green. Be sure to check the wind because a poorly struck shot is sure to find the water.
A truly great finishing hole! This par five will challenge the longest of hitters. Those taking on this hole will be met with two lakes and the beautiful Elk River. A precise second or third shot is required for an errant strike will be penalized by the Elk River.


Marriage makes you think about big decisions.
I recently traveled to Upstate New York to participate in my younger brother's wedding ceremony. No matter how long or short, the exchange of marriage vows is a significant moment that reminds everyone present about commitment.
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"Many people are living paycheck to paycheck right now, and unlicensed Internet lenders offer easy credit. This credit comes with a hefty price tag and often leaves a rash of problems in its wake," said Attorney General Swanson.
It is no secret that the auto industry has been through the ringer recently. There are more closed up auto lots than ever and most of the remaining ones are carrying as little inventory as possible to get by.


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We are in the height of the holiday season. If you're not feeling so "ho, ho, ho," it could be because the holiday season can be one of the highest stress times of the year.
The season between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day is associated with what Zorba the Greek described as "the full catastrophe" ― joy, hope and optimism, and adversity. We experience crowds, deadlines, bills, high expectations and endless to-do lists.
The American Psychological Association has reported that more than half of Americans report being more irritable at this time of year, and a majority of us say we are more fatigued.
On the other hand, the holiday season can provide an opportunity to consider the way stress affects your body. Does it manifest in overeating and drinking in excess? Feeling extra tired, or wired? More body aches? Headaches? Feeling empty or sad? Elevated blood pressure?
For many of us, holiday stress can diminish our health or happiness.
Yet there are ways to draw on your inner resources to find vitality and healing in the face of great stress, even holiday stress. There are skills you can acquire to do this.
In fact, in the new year, I will be teaching a class called Mindfulness Training. It is a four-week course focused on quieting and stabilizing your mind to help restore your natural state of well-being. It includes yoga, meditation and discussion to develop inner wisdom, transformation and healing.
Class participants have said that it has improved their quality of life and given them tools for living with greater ease, joy, engagement and balance.
Learn more about the class and how to register by visiting this class listing.
Maureen Doran, RD, LD, is an integrative nutritionist at the Penny George Institute for Health and Healing who maintains a teaching practice in Kundalini yoga and mindfulness-based meditation, providing therapeutic instruction to both individuals and groups.
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Children are now slower runners than their parents were, according to new data from the American Heart Association.
The study showed that around the world, children are 15 percent less fit than their parents were during childhood. In the United States, childhood cardiovascular performance declined between 1970 and 2000.
Courtney Baechler, MD, a cardiologist and vice president of the Penny George™ Institute for Health and Healing, discussed these finding on Minnesota Public Radio's The Daily Circuit. Listen to the segment.
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I recently had the pleasure of taking a trip to the Middle East that included spending some time in two interesting cities.
Istanbul was the first stop. While the city is full of many interesting sites, I found myself being most moved by the sounds. The call to prayer is a regular occurrence when Muslim criers at mosques sing to summon followers to prayer.
Numerous times per day this evocative and calming sound bellows through the air. I found myself paused by this rhythmic gift and grateful for the invitation of contemplation or silent prayer that so naturally seemed to follow.
Jerusalem was my second stop. This city has been on my "bucket list." Commonly coined as part of "the holy land," the city is filled with history and sacred sights of numerous world religions, such as Christianity, Judaism and Islam. I had always felt drawn to experience this place and see if I would feel any significant connection.
Here, too, I was struck by the opportunity for prayer in everyday life. On a simple stroll through the old city, I repeatedly crossed paths with groups of "pilgrims," praying, singing, and worshiping quietly. I couldn't help but be moved by this public act of devotion. There was a grace that seemed present.
Upon my return, I found myself reflecting on my experiences and noticed that I missed those opportunities for pause in my daily life.
We hear a lot about the benefits of the practice of meditation, mindfulness exercises, gratitude lists, and creating prayer and contemplation opportunities, no matter what spiritual beliefs we hold.
One way that I find a pause is through a regular meditation practice that is focused on my breath. I like to do this for a half hour, but even 10 minutes goes a long way. I like focusing on breath because it is always there. This means that even at a stoplight, I can take a minute and notice my breath. I find it an interesting experience, sometimes difficult, sometimes wonderful.
Now I would love to hear from you. How do you find a moment of pause in your day? Please share in the comments section below.
Jill S. Neukam, MS, is a Licensed Acupuncturist and yoga instructor at the Penny George Institute for Health and Healing – Unity in Fridley, Minn. Jill comes from a diverse wellness background. She has worked in the complimentary care field for more then 15 years.
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Mobilising communities to manage solid waste and play a greater role in creating a greener, healthier and more liveable environment
Urban environments are particularly vulnerable to climate change as unpredictable rainfall causes flooding,which is compounded by unorganised disposal of solid waste. In Mandalay, community-based solid waste management efforts are making a difference. Photo: Alan Kadduri
In support of the Mandalay Green City Agenda, NIRAS is rolling out pilot projects to active city dwellers in waste management and raise awareness about the interlinkages between solid waste, climate change, flooding, sanitation, and health.
SDG: #5, #6, #11, #12
SECTORS: Development Consulting, Environment and Ecology
COUNTRIES: Myanmar
DONOR: The Asian Development Bank
CLIENT: The Mandalay City Development Committee (MCDC)
DURATION: October 2018 - October 2022
With a population of 1.25 million inhabitants, Mandalay is the second largest city in Myanmar. It is experiencing rapid urbanisation and battles with severe environmental degradation, inadequate infrastructure, and basic service provision. In an attempt to tackle this situation, the Mandalay City Development Committee (MCDC) launched the Mandalay City Waste Management Strategy and Action Plan in 2017, which is considered to be the very first initiative aimed at addressing the city's waste problem in a holistic and integrated manner, with the vision of eventually developing a resource-efficient and zero-waste management system.
The plan is furthermore in line with the Mandalay Green City Agenda, which has been established to guide the city toward becoming a clean and prosperous green urban area by 2040.
Despite the goodwill and intention, the Action Plan cannot be realised without the involvement of Mandalay's citizens as they play a crucial role in creating a greener, healthier and more liveable environment.
Funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Community-Based Solid Waste Management (CBSWM) project aims to convince the city dwellers that the basis for all successful waste management operations rests in the willingness of citizens to follow good practices and maintain the discipline to do so consistently.
The CBSWM project pilots sustainable environmental improvements through better solid waste management by working directly with communities on resilient infrastructure and service upgrade.
The project has three main components
Component 1: Community mobilization, awareness raising, and piloting
Component 2: Sustaining and scaling community action
Component 3: Support to ADB Future Cities Women Initiative on sustainable waste management and livelihoods
Define community and pilot project area and organize advocacy meetings
Establish a Ward Resilience Committee (WRC) and Ward Resilience Plan (WRP)
Develop awareness programs on interlinkages between solid waste, climate change impacts, flooding, sanitation, and health
Implement, test and assessment in the pilot area
Scale to the remaining wards in the project area (Year 2)
Backstopping and further capacity building of WRCs and MCDC staff
Input on women-led recycling business. Scoping exercise of potential livelihoods activities during the pilot year. Recommend how these activities could be linked to the Future Cities, Future Women Initiative
Mandalay community-based solid waste management
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Justice Sector Gets Boost through Justice Training Institute
The Human Resource element of the Justice System was bolstered with the graduation of 40 persons from the Justice Training institute (JTI) on December 12, 2013 at the St. Peter & Paul Church Hall in St. Andrew.
The graduates presented were successful in completing training in the Deputy Clerks Qualifying Course, Diploma in Paralegal Studies and Certificate in Introduction to Computer Application. The graduates were congratulated by Chief Justice Zaila McCalla who also pointed out the significant impact their contribution in the various areas of the judicial system would have.
Justice McCalla hastened to point out how impressed she was to see that the size of the cohort had grown significantly compared to previous ones. The Chief Justice emphasized the highly important role that Deputy Clerks played, in supporting the overall judicial structure through their steadfast contribution to ensure the smooth running of the court system through the various Resident Magistrates Courts across the island. She further pointed out that they should continue to provide selfless guidance to the many young attorneys entering the court system as Clerks of Court .
In her address to the graduates she advised that they must be keen to make themselves aware of the various methodologies that may be used in the execution of their duties, through leveraging technology to help stem crimes in the very technologically fluid environment in which criminals operate. The Chief Justice also charged the graduates to maintain integrity, honesty, and courtesy on and off the job.
JTI is the training arm of the Ministry of Justice, which was established by an Act of Parliament in July 1997. Its overarching mandate is to provide training and staff development activities of the highest quality to the meet needs, and build the capacity of the justice sector in accordance with international standards.


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Want to join Mamata Banerjee for the prosperity of Darjeeling - Pawan Chamling
Chamling backs Didi on hills
Sikkim chief minister Pawan Chamling on Monday iterated his backing for Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on her handling of the situation in the Darjeeling hills where the Gorkhaland agitation had resulted in the three months-long shutdown in the middle of last year.
Interacting with a visiting team of journalists from Calcutta here, Chamling praised Mamata as a great leader who enjoys his complete support.
"The chief minister said he supports whatever Mamata is doing in the Darjeeling hills since she is a great leader of a big state. He also said that he was for the development of both Bengal and Sikkim," said a member of the visiting team.
On the Doklam standoff, Chamling is understood have told the team that he came to know about it through the media and neither the Union government nor the Indian Army kept had him in the loop.
He spoke about the four per cent increase in forest cover of Sikkim and called for extending the ban on the use of plastic throughout India.
The Sikkim chief minister, according to the senior journalist, also iterated his demand for the granting of peace bonus to the Himalayan state for its impeccable record in maintaining law and order. "He demanded Rs 1,000 crore as peace bonus, citing the absence of insurgency, hostility and violence on the basis of caste, creed and religion during his tenure," said the journalist.
Sikkim has been demanding peace bonus for a long time now, but the Centre has remained mute to it. Mizoram was the first state to be given peace bonus way back in 2000 for being the most peaceful state in the otherwise trouble-torn north-east.
Centre kept us in dark on Doklam: Chamling
Shiv Sahay Singh
GANGTOK, AUGUST 20, 2018
Says people in Sikkim are now living in fear of a war
Observing that the people of Sikkim are "living in fear" because of the stand-off in Doklam between India and China, Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Chamling on Monday said the Centre had kept the border State in the dark on the issue.
Pawan Chamling with Mamata Banerjee - a file photo
"Nobody has consulted us, neither the Centre nor the Army has told us anything about the situation. Whatever we get to know about Doklam is from newspaper reports," Mr. Chamling told a group of journalists from the Kolkata Press Club.
"Here in Sikkim, we live with the Doklam issue. There is a fear psychosis among the people. We are afraid of the situation," Mr. Chamling said.
He said the people feared a war with China, and referred to Kupup, the last inhabited village in Sikkim, about 30 km from Doklam.
"We want good relations between India and China. The State government and the people of Sikkim have shown their love for the country and have worked for the interest of India," he said. On a solution to the issue, he said the Centre knew best.
Mr. Chamling said he had tried to shield the State from external disturbances, whether from Maoism in Nepal or the Gorkhaland agitation in Darjeeling. He said he wanted peace in Darjeeling, and supported the stand of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
"We want to join Mamata Banerjee and contribute to the prosperity of Darjeeling,". In 2017, the West Bengal government had accused Sikkim of giving shelter to Gorkha Janmukti Morcha leader Bimal Gurung..
Via The Hindu
Pawan Chamling talked about Identity crisis on Bhanu Jayanti
Buddha was of Nepali origin,' says C.M.
SUJAL PRADHAN
Gangtok 13 Jul 2018 On the occasion of Bhanu Jayanti, Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Chamling has called for preservation of the communal harmony that prevails in the State.
"Our government has maintained peace, security and harmony in the State all these years. I urge everyone to take ownership and responsibility as dutiful citizens and give their full support in ensuring continuity to the communal harmony that exists in the State," he said, addressing the State-leval Bhanu Jayanti celebration at Manan Kendra on Friday.
In Sikkim, celebrations on the occasion of birth anniversary of poet Bhanu Bhakta Acharya are not limited only to the Nepali community. People from all communitiestake part in the festivities related to Bhanu Jayanti, reaffirming the communal harmony that exists among the Sikkimese people. The theme for this year's Bhanu Jayanti is "Jatiya Sadbhavana" (Communal Harmony).
On the occasion, the Chief Minister also talked about the identity crisis of the Nepali community. He said: "We still suffer from an identity crisis. We are still viewed as immigrants by our mainland countrymen. Doubts are cast on our nationality. Even personally also, I was made a victim of this crisis, when a case was filed in the Court questioning my nationality. It is during such times that we, the Nepali people, have to be united and prove that we are proud Indians having made our contributions towards the nation, right from the time of Lord Buddha. History is proof that the Buddha was of Nepali origin, having being born in Nepal. So, if we have to prove our identity, we can say that we are Indians as much as Lord Buddha is! Therefore, whenever aspersions are cast on our identity, we as a community should stand for each other and protect ourselves from such derogatory attacks.
He also made a few announcements. "Our Government has endeavoured towards the promotion of Nepali language. Nepali is taught in schools and colleges; from this year, we are taking further steps to encourage our students to take up Nepali as a subject in schools and colleges. A language can be safeguarded, promoted and recognized if people study it as a subject. People from the Nepali community can even write UPSC examination in Nepali language as it comes under the eighth schedule of the Constitution. Such efforts will go a long way in promotion and recognition of Nepali language," he added.
He directed his department to look for land for construction of Bhanu Bhawan in Gangtok. The State Government would bear all expenditure for its construction.
Via EOI
Gurung congratulats Pawan Chamling for becoming the longest serving Chief Minister in India
Bimal Gurung's Press Release congratulating Shri. Pawan Kr. Chamling for becoming the longest serving Chief Minister in India.
On behalf of the people of Darjeeling-Terai-Duar region, and the Gorkha community living across India and the world, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Shri. Pawan Kr. Chamling for becoming the longest serving Chief Minister in India.
The life of Shri. Pawan Kumar Chamling is an inspiration for all of us to follow. There was a time when he was forced to live outside Sikkim following threats to his life, but he never gave up on the land of his forefathers, and its people. Instead he struggled to restore democracy and rule of law in Sikkim. It is his never give up attitude, perseverance, and dedication towards Sikkim that has today resulted in him becoming one of the most enduring and popular Chief Ministers of our nation.
Through his actions, he has inspired generations of youths not only in Sikkim but also all over India to dream big and have the courage and the conviction to make those dreams come true. Sikkim today leads on numerous fronts - from becoming the first state to achieve 100% sanitation goals, to becoming the first and only organic state in India. All of these achievements have been made possible, because of his inspirational leadership.
His unflinching support to the people of Darjeeling during all our hardships has earned him love and respect from all sections of our society. His government's support to Gorkhaland statehood has given hope to all our people, and his constant reiteration of fraternity and brotherhood between Darjeeling and Sikkim is what inspires us to realize, we will never be alone
Once again, I congratulate Shri. Pawan Kr Chamling ji, and thank him for being an inspiration that everyone in India can look up to.
सिक्किमको मुख्यमन्त्री अनि जिटिए चेयरम्यान अनि भाइस चेयरम्यान माझ सौजन्यमूलक भेटवार्ता आउँदो २७
सिक्किमको मुख्यमन्त्री अनि जिटिए चेयरम्यान अनि भाइस चेयरम्यान माझ सौजन्यमूलक भेटवार्ता आउँदो २७ मार्चको दिन तय
दार्जिलिङ,२४ मार्च २०१८:
आज जिटिए भाइस चेयरम्यान अनित थापाले प्रेस बिज्ञ्पती मार्फत आउँदो २७ मार्चको दिन हुने भेटवार्ता बारे जनाएका छन्।उनले भने,'दार्जीलिङ- सिक्किममाझ युगौंदेखि रहिआएको प्रगाढ़ साइँनो अनि सम्बन्धमा अझ थप आयाम अनि प्रगाढ़ता प्रदान गर्ने उद्धेश्यले आगामी २७ मार्च २०१८ ( मगंलबार)- को दिन जीटीए, बोर्ड अफ एडमिनिस्ट्रेटर्सका अध्यक्ष विनय तामाङ अनि उपाध्यक्ष अनित थापाले सिक्किमका मुख्यमन्त्री डा. पवन कुमार चामलिङसित सौजन्यमूलक भेटवार्ता गर्ने तय भएको छ। सिक्किमको मिन्तोकगाङस्थित मुख्यमन्त्री डा. पवन कुमार चामलिङको आवासगृहमा अपराह्न ३ बजी उक्त भेटवार्ता हुनेछ।
विगतमा रहिआएको दार्जीलिङ पहाड़ अनि सिक्किममाझको कतिपय राजनैतिक समस्याहरूको निराकरण अनि आपसी मतभेदलाई साम्य गराउने उद्धेश्यले उक्त भेटवार्ता अत्यन्त आवश्यक देखिएको थियो। किनभने कतिपय भूल बुझाबुझ अनि राजनैतिक क्रियाकलापहरूले दार्जीलिङ-सिक्किममाझको राजनैतिक आत्मीयता अनि रगतको साइँनोमा केही चिसोपन देखिन शुरू भएको थियो। तर गत १७ तारीख मार्च २०१८ को दिन सिलगढ़ीमा सिक्किमका मुख्यमन्त्री डा. पवन कुमार चामलिङ अनि पश्चिम बगांलका मुख्यमन्त्री ममता व्यानर्जीको भेटवार्तापछि यो अवसर तय भएको थियो। अब आगामी २७ मार्चको दिन सिक्किमका मुख्यमन्त्री डा. पवन कुमार चामलिङ अनि जीटीए अध्यक्ष विनय तामाङ अनि उपाध्यक्ष अनित थापामाझ सम्पन्न हुने भेटवार्ताले दार्जीलिङ अनि सिक्किममाझ चिस्सिदै गइरहेको सम्बन्धमा पुनः आत्मीयताको न्यानोपन फर्केर आउनेछ भन्ने हामी पूर्ण विश्वस्त छौं।
सिक्किम हाम्रो अभिभावक राज्य हो किनभने त्यहाँ हामीसित रगतको साइँनो लाग्ने आफन्तहरू बसोबासो गर्दछन्। त्यहाँ हाम्रो अनुहार भएका मुख्यमन्त्री अनि मन्त्रीहरू छन् जसले सबल अनि सक्रियताको साथ सिक्किम राज्यलाई प्रगतिको मार्गतिर लगातार दोहोराइरहेका छन्। हामी दार्जीलिङवासी सिक्किमको उक्त प्रगति देखेर सदैव गौरव गर्छौ। अर्कोतिर, सिक्किमले पनि दार्जीलिङवासीलाई सदैव माया गरेर हरसम्भव साथ अनि सहयोग प्रदान गरेको इतिहास छ जसलाई दार्जीलिङवासीले कदापि भुल्न सक्नेछैनन्।
यसैले विगतमा भएको भूल बुझाबुझ अनि मतभेद अथवा घर झगड़ालाई भुलेर सिक्किम- दार्जीलिङले दाजु-भाईको नाताले सम्बन्धको न्यानो अगांलो हाल्ने दिन आइसकेको छ। किनभने दार्जीलिङले हिजो भोगेको तिक्तता, पीड़ाहरू सब भुलेर सिक्किमले झै शान्ति, उन्नति अनि समृद्धिको मार्गमा अघि बड़्न चाहन्छ। विगतका सबै दुर्घटनाहरू भुलेर भावी-पीढ़िको सुन्दर भविष्य अनि सुन्दर, सुनियोजित तथा समस्याविहीन दार्जीलिङको निर्माण गर्न चाहन्छ।
हाम्रो यस अभियानमा हामीले अभिभावकको रूपमा मान्दै आइरहेको सिक्किमले पनि पूर्ण सहयोग प्रदान गर्नेछन् भन्ने हामीलाई विश्वास छ। यही विश्वासको साथ हामी हाम्रो अभिभावक राज्यका अभिभावक मुख्यमन्त्रीसित भेटवार्ता गर्न आगामी २७ मार्च २०१८ को अपराह्व ३ बजी सिक्किममा हुनेछौं।
SIKKIM CM VISIT TO DELHI: OLD WINE IN NEW BOTTLE
Sikkim Democratic Front SDF
Sikkim 19th June 2016 Bharatiya Janata Party President, Sikkim Pradesh, DB Chauhan has again stressed that the Chief Minister in his meeting with the Prime Minister recently has only placed the same old demands and repeated the same old assurance to the Sikkimese people that the "Central Government is sympathetically looking after these issues and analyzing the facts''. Calling him an ineffective leader, Chauhan states that the Chief Minister has failed time and again to convince the Centre on many important issues of the State.
Calling Mr. Chamling double-faced, he says, "Outside the state, just after crossing Rangpo Bridge he is the Chief Minister of whole Sikkim and demands developmental budget before the union government for the overall development of Sikkim. But no sooner that he enters Sikkim he becomes the Chief Minister of SDF Party only and its close associates, ignoring the opposition party and its supporters."
According to Chauhan, this attitude is leading a section of the Sikkimese people into utter frustration and its consequences are appearing into the society in different forms like alcoholism, drug addiction murder and rapes.
Bharatiya Janata Party President, Sikkim Pradesh, DB Chauhan
Speaking about the study loan financed by SIDICO, he says that it is mandatory for the loanee to get it cleared by the school/college authority, and the office of the CM is the final authority to award the loan.
"So we cannot deny the fact that the SIDICO loan will be given only to those students who are the nearest and dearest ones desired by the CM and the area MLA. The chances of getting the loan who are not in the good book of the area MLA and CM is very bleak. So there is cent percent probability of rejection for a student whose parents are not the supporter of SDF party. Matters relating to different grants in aids and other facilities meant for the general public faces the same consequence which has created a great deal of public displeasure and annoyance through Sikkim.
Mr. P.K. Chamling speaks high about developing Sikkim but in reality he is developing his own supporter's family members and relatives depriving the opposition party supporters even if he or she is eligible for the grant-in-aid, and loan. BJP Sikkim Pradesh condemns such bias policy of SDF government," states the state BJP president.
Talk Sikkim
Deligation led by Pawan Chamling met PM Narendra Modi
New Delhi 16th June 2016: Deligation led by the Chief Minister of Sikkim Pawan Chamling met Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi today at New Delhi and submitted memorandums demanding seat reservation for Limboo and Tamang in Sikkim Legislative Assembly, allowing Karmapa to Sikkim and tribal status for 11 left out communities of Sikkim.
Sikkim delegates led by Chief Minister who met PM in New Delhi have sought Rs 43,589 Cr (Forty Three Thousand Five Hundred and Eighty Nine Crore) special package for development.
Chief Minister of Sikkim Pawan Chamling met Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi
This is the second time the duo have met this year PM Narendra Modi was invited to inaugurates Sikkim Organic Festival January 2016.
Sikkim CM Pawan Chamling's Effigy burnt in Kalimpong
Writes MUKESH SHARMA
Kalimpong,15th June Pasang Tamang and his independent party today burned effigies of Sikkim chief minister Dr Pawan Chamling at Damber Chowk Kalimpong.
Tamang with around 150 supporters first took out a rally from the town. The supporters,who were carrying black flags and placards, raised slogans against Chamling demanding apology for his statement.
The protest came nearly a month after after Sikkim chief minister Dr Pawan Chamling while addressing a Sakewa celebration programme at Singithang Ground Namchi said that Sikkimese Nepalis must be clear that Gorkhas are people who had come to India to serve in the army in the past and later settled in different parts of the country.
He later added that the Sikkim Nepalis are not the same as the Gorkhas. Despite similarity in culture and tradition there is no similarity of the Sikkim Nepalis with the so-called Gorkhas, he said.
The statement was condemned by many but no one came forward. Pasang Tamang today said, "We as a small party waited for bigger parties to condemn the statement but they did not utter a word. Dr Pawan Chamling is a pride of our community and such a statement has hurt our sentiment."
He said this is just the beginning of series of programmes."We just want him to take back his words. If he does not we will hold protests in the Darjeeling Hills, Terai, Dooars and finally Delhi.
Via kalimpongnewsexpress
Sikkim Gorkha Jagran Samaj takes out a Peace Rally
Sikkim Gorkha Jagran Samaj
The Sikkim Gorkha Jagran Samaj, a non-government state-level organization of Gorkha ethnic group of Sikkim, takes out a Peace Rally from Deurali to Gangtok in Sikkim today to press for demand of Limboo-Tamang seat reservation in the State Legislative Assembly. One of the demands of the samaj being is that the Chief Minister Pawan Chamling take back his statements made on the occasion of Sakewa, wherein he drew differences between Sikkimese Nepali and Gorkhas from rest of India.
The rally today was in support of Limboo-Tamang seat reservation. The organization is also demanding 'justice' for the majority community with their one man one vote slogans printed on placards. The rally was culminated at Paljor Stadium.
Sikkim Gorkha Jagran Samaj Peace Rally from Deurali to Gangtok in Sikkim
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Cathie Lawrence
Los Medanos College running back, Namontte Grisby, tries to find his way through the defensive line during practice in preparation for the new season.
Carlos Ruiz, cruiz@lmcexperience.com
As the fall semester begins, the LMC football team is gearing up for the 2017 season and preparing themselves for the season opener against Reedley College Sept. 2.
Last season, the Mustangs finished in second place in the Pacific 7 division with an 8-3 overall record, behind the undefeated Shasta College.
The duo of quarterbacks Gabe Taylor and Sohail Mohsini both finished in the top ten in passing yards and touchdowns per game in the Pacific Seven division. Taylor ranked fifth in rushing touchdowns as well.
Offense had key players like running back Billy Wells, who had the sixth overall rushing yards per game with 53.8 in his junior year. Wide receiver Jacob Puente finished eighth in receiving yards per game and second in receiving touchdowns in his final year with the team as well.
Defense also excelled as freshman linebacker Richie Peralta, sophomore middle linebacker Alex Espinosa, and freshman defensive back Charlie Ramirez Jr. cracked top ten in tackles per game. While linebacker Zach Eckels had the ninth most sacks in the conference in his sophomore year.
Despite the Stangs 28-21 loss last November against the Monterey Lobosat the Rabobank Stadium in Salinas for the Living Breath Foundation Bowl, the Mustangs hope the new season will bring even more success for them.
Demone Dorsey, LMC running back, catches a pass while practicing for the season opener.
"The most important thing different from this year's team compared to last year's is experience", said head coach Richard Shipe. "Last year we had a large number of sophomores that were huge contributors but we also had a good group of freshmen that contributed as well," Shipe said as he enters his 14th year as a coach at Los Medanos College and sixth as head coach.
"Those Freshmen are now our Sophomore leaders and are doing a great job."
Yet many new faces are also waiting to make an impact on this season and fill the void of the departing sophomore players.
"Those looking good on the defensive side would be Heamasi Latu, Antoine Tanner, Garrett Hart and Shurod Thompson," he said, "and on the offensive side of the ball that are doing a good job so far would be Keenan Norris, Tarif Rivers, EB Rios, and Jordan Montoya" after displaying impressive performances during practice.
The team's first competitive game is on Saturday, Sept.2 against Reedley College at 6 o'clock. It's safe to say that the Mustang's expectations are not much different from most teams competing this season.
"Our goals this year is to win a conference championship and be undefeated at home," said Shipe.
He explained why a conference title is a top priority by saying " it will make it easier for the team to reach our last goal and that's to go back to a a championship bowl game this season."
For more information on the football team, please visit http://www.losmedanos.edu/football/
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These statements were recently expressed to me in my practice. Many parents are not aware that drinking alcohol heavily during pregnancy can result in many problems for their child. Numerous parents regardless of their intelligence and socioeconomic levels, are not mindful that drinking during pregnancy may result in significant problems in their child's language, social skills, and ability to focus. Others adopt children and do not have any information about the birth mother's pregnancy history.
Research indicates that many children exposed to high levels of alcohol in the womb may have distinct facial features seen in fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)/spectrum disorders (FASD). However, recent research from the National Institute of Health reports that children may not have the facial features seen in FAS but may show features of abnormal intellectual and behavior development. The researchers documented an abnormality in one of the following four areas in approximately 44 percent of children whose mothers drank four or more drinks per day during pregnancy compared to those women who consumed no alcohol when pregnant.
The study also revealed abnormal facial features was present only in about 17 percent of alcohol-exposed children.
I have seen many fetally alcohol exposed children who exhibit problems with managing their temper (poor frustration tolerance) and attention. In addition, these children have problems understanding cause and effect and do not learn from experience. Their parents repeat, repeat, and repeat to them why their behavior is inappropriate. It does not seem to sink in! Trouble with maintaining social relationships with their peers is also a common occurrence and leads to bullying and/or victimization.
These children also exhibit problems with many aspects of executive functioning. Specifically, I have seen deficits with planning and organizational skills, impulsivity (poor inhibition), flexibility, time management skills, monitoring skills (self-awareness and checking skills), and learning from mistakes.
Research from my colleague, Amy Schonfeld, Ph.D., suggests that heavy prenatal alcohol exposure is associated with immature judgment in terms of moral judgment and elevated levels of delinquent behaviors. Behavioral studies of children with FASD also reveal a high rate of psychiatric problems and troubles inferring and understanding the mental state of others (theory of mind).
I urge you to consult with your pediatrician when something is not quite right with your child in the event you heavily drank during your pregnancy or adopted a child from a birth mother who drank throughout the pregnancy.
Early intervention makes a difference in these children. Psychological intervention in terms of moral reasoning intervention, social competence, and additional training with social skills training is needed for this population.


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Posted on Thu, Feb 2, 2012 : 1:23 p.m.
The Ypsilanti Public Schools Foundation could be looking at Forest School as a new location for its resale shop.
The shop, which sells donated clothes, furniture and toys to help fund college scholarships, might use empty classroom space not being occupied at Forest, said Foundation executive director Hank McQueen.
Speaking at Wednesday's Board of Education retreat meeting, McQueen urged board members to consider repurposing the empty space, which is being used for storage.
McQueen said the shop makes enough profit to sustain the current facility and its employees, with a small amount left over for scholarships and mini-grants for district teachers. He did not have the exact figures on-hand, but said the funds for scholarships are depleting and a change in venue to a more viable area could help.
"We have become a vital part of the district and the community," McQueen told the board.
The shop's current location is just northeast of Eastern Michigan University's campus at 800 Railroad St. It connected to the Ypsilanti school district Transportation Department building. Forest School is located at 1076 Ecorse Road on Ypsilanti's east side.
Trustee Andy Fanta encouraged board members to give the space needed to the foundation.
McQueen said he would like to see a space between 6,000 and 8,000 square feet dedicated for the resale shop at Forest, which has an unused portion of the school with its own parking lot and separate indoor area.
Superintendent Dedrick Martin said the foundation uses the current location rent-free and it will stay that way if the board decides to change the shop's location to another district-owned facility.
No action was made at the retreat, but board members expect to make a decision about the relocation of the resale shop soon.
Fri, Feb 3, 2012 : 1:14 p.m.
Ypsi is at a deficit and they are on retreat to come up with this idea? Great idea, but do they need to spend the money to get it? I do remember when Forest school closed. That was a long time ago.
Tue, Mar 6, 2012 : 3:13 p.m.
Forest School was open when I drove by it this morning. It's in the old George School building on Ecorse now, not on Forest Ave. where it used to be.


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namespace System.Text.Json
{
    public enum JsonCommentHandling : byte
    {
        Allow = (byte)1,
        Disallow = (byte)0,
        Skip = (byte)2,
    }
    public sealed partial class JsonDocument : System.IDisposable
    {
        internal JsonDocument() { }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonElement RootElement { get { throw null; } }
        public void Dispose() { }
        public static System.Text.Json.JsonDocument Parse(System.Buffers.ReadOnlySequence<byte> utf8Json, System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions readerOptions = default(System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions)) { throw null; }
        public static System.Text.Json.JsonDocument Parse(System.IO.Stream utf8Json, System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions readerOptions = default(System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions)) { throw null; }
        public static System.Text.Json.JsonDocument Parse(System.ReadOnlyMemory<byte> utf8Json, System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions readerOptions = default(System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions)) { throw null; }
        public static System.Text.Json.JsonDocument Parse(System.ReadOnlyMemory<char> json, System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions readerOptions = default(System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions)) { throw null; }
        public static System.Text.Json.JsonDocument Parse(string json, System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions readerOptions = default(System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions)) { throw null; }
        public static System.Threading.Tasks.Task<System.Text.Json.JsonDocument> ParseAsync(System.IO.Stream utf8Json, System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions readerOptions = default(System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions), System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(System.Threading.CancellationToken)) { throw null; }
    }
    public readonly partial struct JsonElement
    {
        private readonly object _dummy;
        private readonly int _dummyPrimitive;
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        public System.Text.Json.JsonValueType Type { get { throw null; } }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonElement.ArrayEnumerator EnumerateArray() { throw null; }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonElement.ObjectEnumerator EnumerateObject() { throw null; }
        public int GetArrayLength() { throw null; }
        public bool GetBoolean() { throw null; }
        public DateTime GetDateTime() { throw null; }
        public DateTimeOffset GetDateTimeOffset() { throw null; }
        public decimal GetDecimal() { throw null; }
        public double GetDouble() { throw null; }
        public int GetInt32() { throw null; }
        public long GetInt64() { throw null; }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonElement GetProperty(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName) { throw null; }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonElement GetProperty(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName) { throw null; }
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        public string GetRawText() { throw null; }
        public float GetSingle() { throw null; }
        public string GetString() { throw null; }
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        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
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        public bool TryGetDateTimeOffset(out DateTimeOffset value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetDecimal(out decimal value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetDouble(out double value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetInt32(out int value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetInt64(out long value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetProperty(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, out System.Text.Json.JsonElement value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetProperty(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, out System.Text.Json.JsonElement value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetProperty(string propertyName, out System.Text.Json.JsonElement value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetSingle(out float value) { throw null; }
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        public bool TryGetUInt32(out uint value) { throw null; }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public bool TryGetUInt64(out ulong value) { throw null; }
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        {
            private object _dummy;
            private int _dummyPrimitive;
            public System.Text.Json.JsonElement Current { get { throw null; } }
            object System.Collections.IEnumerator.Current { get { throw null; } }
            public void Dispose() { }
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            public bool MoveNext() { throw null; }
            public void Reset() { }
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            private object _dummy;
            private int _dummyPrimitive;
            public System.Text.Json.JsonProperty Current { get { throw null; } }
            object System.Collections.IEnumerator.Current { get { throw null; } }
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            public bool MoveNext() { throw null; }
            public void Reset() { }
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            System.Collections.IEnumerator System.Collections.IEnumerable.GetEnumerator() { throw null; }
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    public readonly partial struct JsonProperty
    {
        private readonly object _dummy;
        public string Name { get { throw null; } }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonElement Value { get { throw null; } }
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        public JsonReaderException(string message, long lineNumber, long bytePositionInLine) { }
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        public long LineNumber { get { throw null; } }
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    public partial struct JsonReaderOptions
    {
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        public int MaxDepth { get { throw null; } set { } }
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    public partial struct JsonReaderState
    {
        private object _dummy;
        public JsonReaderState(System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions options = default(System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions)) { throw null; }
        public long BytesConsumed { get { throw null; } }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions Options { get { throw null; } }
        public System.SequencePosition Position { get { throw null; } }
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    public enum JsonTokenType : byte
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        EndArray = (byte)4,
        EndObject = (byte)2,
        False = (byte)9,
        None = (byte)0,
        Null = (byte)10,
        Number = (byte)7,
        PropertyName = (byte)5,
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        False = (byte)6,
        Null = (byte)7,
        Number = (byte)4,
        Object = (byte)1,
        String = (byte)3,
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        public bool SkipValidation { get { throw null; } set { } }
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        private object _dummy;
        private int _dummyPrimitive;
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        public long BytesWritten { get { throw null; } }
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        private int _dummyPrimitive;
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        public Utf8JsonReader(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> jsonData, bool isFinalBlock, System.Text.Json.JsonReaderState state) { throw null; }
        public long BytesConsumed { get { throw null; } }
        public int CurrentDepth { get { throw null; } }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonReaderState CurrentState { get { throw null; } }
        public bool HasValueSequence { get { throw null; } }
        public System.SequencePosition Position { get { throw null; } }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonTokenType TokenType { get { throw null; } }
        public System.Buffers.ReadOnlySequence<byte> ValueSequence { get { throw null; } }
        public System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> ValueSpan { get { throw null; } }
        public bool GetBoolean() { throw null; }
        public DateTime GetDateTime() { throw null; }
        public DateTimeOffset GetDateTimeOffset() { throw null; }
        public decimal GetDecimal() { throw null; }
        public double GetDouble() { throw null; }
        public int GetInt32() { throw null; }
        public long GetInt64() { throw null; }
        public float GetSingle() { throw null; }
        public string GetString() { throw null; }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public uint GetUInt32() { throw null; }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public ulong GetUInt64() { throw null; }
        public bool Read() { throw null; }
        public bool TextEquals(ReadOnlySpan<char> otherText) { throw null; }
        public bool TextEquals(ReadOnlySpan<byte> otherUtf8Text) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetDateTime(out DateTime value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetDateTimeOffset(out DateTimeOffset value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetDecimal(out decimal value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetDouble(out double value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetInt32(out int value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetInt64(out long value) { throw null; }
        public bool TryGetSingle(out float value) { throw null; }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public bool TryGetUInt32(out uint value) { throw null; }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public bool TryGetUInt64(out ulong value) { throw null; }
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    public ref partial struct Utf8JsonWriter
    {
        private object _dummy;
        private int _dummyPrimitive;
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        public long BytesCommitted { get { throw null; } }
        public long BytesWritten { get { throw null; } }
        public int CurrentDepth { get { throw null; } }
        public void Flush(bool isFinalBlock = true) { }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonWriterState GetCurrentState() { throw null; }
        public void WriteBoolean(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, bool value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteBoolean(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, bool value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteBoolean(string propertyName, bool value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteBooleanValue(bool value) { }
        public void WriteCommentValue(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8Value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteCommentValue(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteCommentValue(string value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteEndArray() { }
        public void WriteEndObject() { }
        public void WriteNull(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNull(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNull(string propertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNullValue() { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, decimal value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, double value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, int value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, long value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, float value, bool escape = true) { }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, uint value, bool escape = true) { }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, ulong value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, decimal value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, double value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, int value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, long value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, float value, bool escape = true) { }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, uint value, bool escape = true) { }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public void WriteNumber(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, ulong value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(string propertyName, decimal value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(string propertyName, double value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(string propertyName, int value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(string propertyName, long value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumber(string propertyName, float value, bool escape = true) { }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public void WriteNumber(string propertyName, uint value, bool escape = true) { }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public void WriteNumber(string propertyName, ulong value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteNumberValue(decimal value) { }
        public void WriteNumberValue(double value) { }
        public void WriteNumberValue(int value) { }
        public void WriteNumberValue(long value) { }
        public void WriteNumberValue(float value) { }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public void WriteNumberValue(uint value) { }
        [System.CLSCompliantAttribute(false)]
        public void WriteNumberValue(ulong value) { }
        public void WriteStartArray() { }
        public void WriteStartArray(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteStartArray(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteStartArray(string propertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteStartObject() { }
        public void WriteStartObject(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteStartObject(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteStartObject(string propertyName, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, System.DateTime value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, System.DateTimeOffset value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, System.Guid value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8Value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, System.ReadOnlySpan<char> value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8PropertyName, string value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, System.DateTime value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, System.DateTimeOffset value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, System.Guid value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8Value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, System.ReadOnlySpan<char> value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> propertyName, string value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(string propertyName, System.DateTime value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(string propertyName, System.DateTimeOffset value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(string propertyName, System.Guid value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(string propertyName, System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8Value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(string propertyName, System.ReadOnlySpan<char> value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteString(string propertyName, string value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteStringValue(System.DateTime value) { }
        public void WriteStringValue(System.DateTimeOffset value) { }
        public void WriteStringValue(System.Guid value) { }
        public void WriteStringValue(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8Value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteStringValue(System.ReadOnlySpan<char> value, bool escape = true) { }
        public void WriteStringValue(string value, bool escape = true) { }
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}
namespace System.Text.Json.Serialization
{
    public static partial class JsonSerializer
    {
        public static object Parse(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8Json, System.Type returnType, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null) { throw null; }
        public static object Parse(string json, System.Type returnType, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null) { throw null; }
        public static TValue Parse<TValue>(System.ReadOnlySpan<byte> utf8Json, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null) { throw null; }
        public static TValue Parse<TValue>(string json, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null) { throw null; }
        public static System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask<object> ReadAsync(System.IO.Stream utf8Json, System.Type returnType, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null, System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(System.Threading.CancellationToken)) { throw null; }
        public static System.Threading.Tasks.ValueTask<TValue> ReadAsync<TValue>(System.IO.Stream utf8Json, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null, System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(System.Threading.CancellationToken)) { throw null; }
        public static byte[] ToBytes(object value, System.Type type, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null) { throw null; }
        public static byte[] ToBytes<TValue>(TValue value, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null) { throw null; }
        public static string ToString(object value, System.Type type, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null) { throw null; }
        public static string ToString<TValue>(TValue value, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null) { throw null; }
        public static System.Threading.Tasks.Task WriteAsync(object value, System.Type type, System.IO.Stream utf8Json, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null, System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(System.Threading.CancellationToken)) { throw null; }
        public static System.Threading.Tasks.Task WriteAsync<TValue>(TValue value, System.IO.Stream utf8Json, System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonSerializerOptions options = null, System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(System.Threading.CancellationToken)) { throw null; }
    }
    public sealed partial class JsonSerializerOptions
    {
        public JsonSerializerOptions() { }
        public int DefaultBufferSize { get { throw null; } set { } }
        public bool IgnoreNullPropertyValueOnRead { get { throw null; } set { } }
        public bool IgnoreNullPropertyValueOnWrite { get { throw null; } set { } }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonReaderOptions ReaderOptions { get { throw null; } set { } }
        public System.Text.Json.JsonWriterOptions WriterOptions { get { throw null; } set { } }
    }
}