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Q: How to use grep to filter out words like food and foot but not liked foody or footed Hey People so I know what I want to do which would be to use the grep command to filter out words like foot, food, fool from a dictionary file but still retain words like footed and foodilicous.
so this is the code I have so far
cat /home1/02836/sulstice/dictionary.txt | grep -E foo | grep -vE '^foo'

The cat command is just pulling the dictionary txt which is just a bunch of words.
The last command I feel like there would be something I can put to say ^foo(if there is a character and end of the word then omit that too).
There must be a way using the grep function, anyone got a way?
Thank you

A: With Gnu grep, you can use the -w flag to restrict the match to full words, so:
grep -w foo[[:alpha:]] /home1/02836/sulstice/dictionary.txt

will match full words which consist of foo plus one letter.
Note that there is no need for cat. You can tell grep which file(s) to search in.

A: Assuming that dictionary.txt has a single word per line then you should be able to just use ^foo$


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Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter with 'Holy Fire' ceremony in Jerusalem, greetings from Putin in Russia
Peter Kenny | Sunday, April 08 2018
(Photo: REUTERS / Maxim Shemetov)Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) kisses Kirill, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, as Svetlana Medvedeva (R), wife of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, looks on during an Orthodox Easter service in the Christ the Saviour Cathedral in Moscow May 5, 2013.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has congratulated Orthodox Christians and all Russian citizens on Orthodox Easter one week after Christians in the West celebrated their belief in Jesus rising from the dead three days after his crucifixion.
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Putin, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and his wife Svetlana attended the Orthodox Easter service at the Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow on April 7, where several thousand-people gathered, including members of parliament.
In Jerusalem the "Holy Fire" ceremony helped Eastern Orthodox Christians usher in Easter.
Some 7,000 pilgrims in Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre lit their candles off the "flame" from the "miracle light" on the night of April 7 and early morning of April 8, Easter Day.
The light emanates from the stone bed that Christian tradition believes to be the spot where Jesus's body was placed for burial.
The flame represents the resurrection of Christ and will be passed candle to candle and taken to other Orthodox churches around the world. The ritual dates back some 1,200 years.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the rest of the Old City lies in east Jerusalem, captured by Israel from Jordan in the Six Day War of 1967 and later annexed by Israel.
The Greek Orthodox, Armenian, and Roman Catholic denominations share custody of the church.
Christians made up more than 18 percent of the population of the Holy Land when Israel was founded in 1948, but now form less than two percent, mostly Orthodox, The Times of Israel reported.
In Kiev, church services, festivals, and children's events were scheduled for April 8 and a holiday the following day.
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Ein präapokalyptischer, pastelfarbener Tagtraum. Wir sind nicht entspannt, wir sind nicht sorglos, wir sind krankhaft unfähig uns zu sorgen.
A pre-apocalyptic pastel daydream. We aren't relaxed, we aren't carefree, we're pathologically unable to care.
In the month of January we took advantage of the deal that western society claimed to offer us: the resources to escape from it. We arrived at the end of the world with working camera equipment and rented a hostel fifty metres from the beach. A breathtaking lack of economic horizons. Yet though the exchange rate was in our favour our project did not start out as hoped. There was supposed to be a learning experience. There was supposed to be a cross-cultural romance. There was supposed to be a critical reflection on the implications of global tourism. But when we looked at the footage we had recorded all we found was a record of the effects of a slow disease. Torpor, lethargy, glazing of the eyes, browning of the shoulders and the bridge of the nose. Psychological symptoms included boredom, euphoria, apocalyptic daydreams, the desire to throw oneself into the sea. An unrelenting pastel haze. It became obvious that we had been seeking recovery from western society in some sort of fall-out zone. We began to suspect that we ourselves were contaminating agents. Our effect on the local population was unclear. Even at this realisation we found ourselves unable to panic. We'd thought we were carefree: it turned out we had contracted a pathological inability to care.


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Written by Caroline Goh Seow Siang
By The 24 victims' families of the Batang Kali massacre are hopeful and somehow optimistic that the UK Supreme Court would rule in their favour and that British Government be ordered to open inquiries into contentious killings by British soldiers in Batang Kali, Selangor, on 11 and 12 December 1948. The families' application for judicial review after the UK Government's refusal to hold the inquiry was dismissed by the Divisional Court in 2012 and also lost their appeal to the UK Court of Appeal in 2014 but was invited to appeal to the Supreme Court.
Human Rights Duty
It was argued by the families that both Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and Section 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998 (HRA) imposes a duty on the UK to commission an independent inquiry despite the killings occurring before the ECHR was drafted and signed and by virtue of Janowiec, such investigative duty arose because there was a connection between the killings, the original inadequate investigation, the UK's signature and ratification of the ECHR and the subsequent failure to undertake an inquiry when the new evidence came to light, particularly in the 1970s and 1990s, which casts real doubt over the official account that the victims were killed when attempting to escape:
"The 'genuine connection' test focuses not only on what took place, pursuant to the article 2 procedural obligation, after the critical date but also on what 'ought to have taken place'. In view of the limited nature of the investigation which took place before the critical date and the potential significance of the new material which has emerged since the critical date but which has never been subjected to the full rigour of independent evaluation, it is our view that, whilst we cannot predict with certainty what the ECtHR might decide, it is probable that it would find the 'genuine connection' test to be satisfied in this case"
That new evidence included confessions by several of the British soldiers to murder.
In the Court of Appeal's landmark decision on 19 March 2014, three Lord Justices led by Maurice Kay LJ, Vice President of the Court of Appeal actually observed the families' above arguments and handed down a judgment stating that they would be "likely" to win if they took their case to that Court with the families showing the most important human rights of all – to life – as provided in Article 2 of the ECHR, has been breached.
The Court of Appeal however ruled that HRA could not be used to enforce the family members' Convention rights because the Supreme Court had not given clear guidance on the extent to which it applied to past events and furthermore it is bound by a Supreme Court precedent which predated recent European Court of Human Rights law, Re McKerr [2004] 1 WLR 807. Hence the families' appeal was dismissed.
The families' solicitors, John Halford once said after the Court of Appeal's landmark decision:
"Some might think it remarkable that present-day human rights standards could create a duty to investigate wrongdoing by British troops in a colonial village six decades ago and its cover up in the years that followed. But those standards are rooted in far older British principles, specifically the right to life and to its protection by laws to be enforced on an equal basis. The Batang Kali massacre occurred because, it Britain's Empire, its principles were sometimes abandoned. The question the Court of Appeal has had to grapple with is whether they could be abandoned with impunity. It clearly thought not, but felt constrained by precedent to withhold a remedy. The victims' families will now follow the straightforward directions it has given them to seek a final, just outcome. They will ask the Supreme Court to call the state to account for the killings."
John also said:
"The unarmed Chinese labourers slaughtered were British subjects living in what was then a British Protected State. Their killers were British soldiers, deployed by the British Cabinet to protect British interests. Despite all of this, the Government will argue the law demands no accountability whatsoever because the killings are somehow not Britain's accountability and happened a long time ago. We trust the Supreme Court to see through this sophistry … [and] not permit an atrocity committed by our troops to be condoned and covered up in our name."
This case also has wide significance within the United Kingdom. If the Supreme Court rules in favour of the families, it would also mean that the ECHR applies retrospectively and the British Government would likely have to open inquiries into contentious killings by British soldiers in Northern Ireland (known as "the Troubles"). This has therefore prompted the Attorney General of Northern Ireland, John Larkin QC to intervene in the case. The 5 Senior Judges also heard submissions from Ben Emmerson QC for the Northern Irish human rights group, which representing the victims of the Northern Ireland Conflict during the hearing.
In an interview with the Guardian, Yasmine Ahmed, director of Rights Watch UK was quoted saying:
"The outcome of this case will have considerable implications in Northern Ireland, where many of the deaths that occurred during the Troubles happened before the enactment of the Human Rights Act in 1998."
It is interesting to note that lawyers for the British Government used to argue aggressively that the soldiers were under local Selangor command, and not UK command and also contended that the rights, liabilities and obligations within the Malay States have been transferred to the Federation of Malaya under Article 167(1) of Malayan Constitution upon independence in 1957. However, both Divisional Court and Court of Appeal found out that the deployment of Scots Guards to Selangor was by the Crown in right of the British Government but not laid with the High Commissioner or Adviser of Selangor. Such argument was fatal and rejected by the Court and it was held that the British Government should always remain responsible towards the unlawful killing in Batang Kali but not the Sultan of Selangor.
On a side note, UK was one of the first members of the Council of Europe to ratify the Convention when it passed through Parliament in 1951.
It is now obvious that only the UK Supreme Court itself can decide whether to change its jurisprudence so as to bring UK Law in line with the current ECtHR case law, in particular Janowiec and order an inquiry.
Let us look forward to a decision of the Supreme Court that serves the long overdue justice sought by the 24 victims' families during their lifetime soon!
Halim Hong & Quek has been actively involved in seeking justice for 24 victims' families of the Batang Kali massacre as our Managing Partner, Mr. Quek Ngee Meng is the Coordinator for the Action Committee Condemning the Batang Kali Massacre. Of course, many righteousness journalists, social workers and lawyers, have also come to the families' aid due to just and right cause. I am grateful to be part of this team and given an opportunity to attend the hearing of the families' appeal to the UK Supreme Court held on 22 and 23 April 2015. The families are represented by Michael Fordham QC, Danny Friedman QC, Zac Douglas QC and John Halford of Bindmans LLP.
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Washo of Washoe is een bedreigde taal die door de Washo-indianen in de Verenigde Staten gesproken wordt. De Washo zijn een volk die het grensgebied tussen Californië en Nevada, rond de rivieren Truckee en Carson, als traditioneel leefgebied hebben. Er zijn nog maar heel weinig sprekers van het Washo; schattingen variëren tussen 10 en 252 sprekers. Er zijn wel actieve programma's om het aantal moedertaalsprekers op te krikken.

Men ging er vroeger van uit dat het Washo een geïsoleerde taal was. Momenteel wordt de taal ondergebracht bij de hypothetische taalfamilie van de Hokantalen van Californië en West-Mexico. De taalkundige en Edward Sapir was de eerste die deze verwantschap voorstelde. Hoewel verwantschap met enkele naburige talen in Californië aannemelijk is, is er nog maar heel weinig bewijs gevonden dat de Hokan-hypothese ondersteunt.

Het Washo vertoont erg weinig regionale variatie.

Het standaardwerk voor Washo grammatica is A Grammar of the Washo Language van William Horton Jacobsen Jr, dat in 1964 aan de Universiteit van Californië - Berkeley werd geschreven.

Zie ook
 Hokantalen
 Washo (volk)

Externe links
  Washo Revitalization Project
  "Washo", Survey of California and Other Indian Languages

Bedreigde taal
Isolaat
Indianen van Californië
Indianen van het Grote Bekken
Taal in de Verenigde Staten
Indiaanse taal

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South Korea spent $200 billion, however it might't pay folks sufficient to have a child
Seoul, South Korea CNN —
The season of child gala's is right here as soon as once more in South Korea. Busy, noisy affairs held in cavernous convention halls the place tons of of distributors attempt to promote expectant dad and mom every little thing they might presumably need for his or her new bundle of pleasure – and loads of different issues they by no means knew they wanted.
However it is a shrinking enterprise, and the client base is dwindling.
South Korea just lately broke its personal file for the world's lowest fertility fee. Figures launched in November confirmed the typical variety of kids a South Korean girl can have in her lifetime is down to simply 0.79.
That's far beneath the two.1 wanted to take care of a steady inhabitants and low even in comparison with different developed nations the place the speed is falling, equivalent to america (1.6) and Japan – which at 1.three reported its personal lowest fee on file.
And it spells bother for a rustic with an growing old inhabitants that faces a looming scarcity of employees to assist its pension system.
The issue is often blamed on financial elements which have postpone the younger from having households – excessive actual property costs, the price of training and better financial nervousness – but it has proved past the flexibility of successive governments to repair, nevertheless a lot cash is thrown at it.
Critics say that could be a signal the issues go deeper than economics and {that a} change in strategy is required. Whether or not the federal government is listening is one other matter.
Throwing cash on the drawback
Throughout a go to to a nursery in September, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol admitted that greater than $200 billion has been spent making an attempt to spice up the inhabitants over the previous 16 years.
But since assuming workplace in Could, his administration has give you few concepts for fixing the issue apart from persevering with in an analogous vein – organising a committee to debate the problem and promising but extra monetary assist for newborns. A month-to-month allowance for fogeys with infants as much as 1-year-old will improve from the present 300,00Zero received to 700,00Zero received ($230 to $540) in 2023 and to 1 million Korean received ($770) by 2024, in response to the Yoon administration.
The general public's skepticism that Yoon has any higher grip on the issue than his predecessors has solely been bolstered by the president's at occasions clumsy messaging.
Throughout his go to to the nursery, Yoon expressed shock that infants and toddlers weren't being taken care of at residence and appeared to recommend that it was frequent for 6-month-old infants to have the ability to stroll, resulting in criticism that he was out of contact (the typical age for infants to stroll is extra like 12 months).
Many consultants imagine the present throw-money-at-it strategy is simply too one-dimensional and that what is required as an alternative is continuous assist all through the kid's life.
Searching the stalls at a latest child truthful was Kim Min-jeong, whose second little one is due this month. She brushed apart the federal government's pledge of extra funds, saying: "They've modified the names and merged allowances however for fogeys like us, there aren't any extra advantages."
The issue she faces, she mentioned, is that she hasn't been capable of work since her first little one was born as she and her husband can not afford non-public little one care.
Authorities-funded nurseries are free however a handful of scandals lately involving caregivers hanging infants has put many dad and mom off. Whereas the circumstances had been minimal, they had been properly publicized and the CCTV footage emotive.
'A puritanical strategy'
Additionally standing in the way in which of would-be dad and mom are a number of issues which might be extra social than financial in nature and more likely to endure nevertheless a lot cash is splashed round.
Amongst them are what is likely to be referred to as the unwritten guidelines for parenthood.
Whereas having a child could be very a lot anticipated of married {couples} in South Korea, society nonetheless frowns on single dad and mom. IVF therapy shouldn't be supplied to single ladies, official hospital figures present.
"We nonetheless have a really puritanical strategy to single moms," mentioned legislation professor Cho Hee-kyoung, who writes a newspaper column on social points.
"It's as if they've executed one thing improper by changing into pregnant out of wedlock… why does it essentially should be inside a wedding you can increase a toddler?"
In the meantime, {couples} in non-traditional partnerships additionally face discrimination; South Korea doesn't acknowledge same-sex marriage and laws make it tough for unwed {couples} to undertake.
Lee Jin-song, who has written books in regards to the pattern of younger folks selecting to not get married or have a child, mentioned insurance policies to spice up the beginning fee have to embrace extra than simply the normal thought of marriage as being between a person and a girl.
"I've thought of how heterocentric and normality-centric dialogue is within the conventional sense of marriage… (it) excludes folks with disabilities, ailments or poor reproductive well being," Lee mentioned.
Selecting to remain single
Lee pointed to a typical joke that in South Korea, "if you're not courting by the point you're 25, you'll flip right into a crane, that means if you happen to're single you turn into non-human."
She mentioned society considers her, and others like her, egocentric for not conforming to the normal expectations of marriage and kids, "neglecting their duties for society just for the sake of their happiness."
Lee highlighted the pressures of getting kids on ladies in a patriarchal society that's gradual to evolve. "Marriage, childbirth and little one care require an excessive amount of sacrifice for ladies in a patriarchal society particularly over the previous decade. So, they're starting to discover the opportunity of with the ability to reside properly with out getting married."
Professor Cho agreed, saying there's a lingering social expectation that the daddy sacrifices for the corporate and the mom helps the household, even when she additionally works.
"I do know so many {couples} the place the ladies are literally incomes extra money than the boys, however once they come residence, it's the ladies who should do the home tasks and take care of the kids and supply emotional assist to the husband."
The job doesn't finish when the workplace shuts
In the meantime, husbands who want to be extra concerned in child-rearing discover the enterprise tradition in South Korea doesn't all the time permit for that.
Whereas on paper, parental depart has been elevated, few really feel comfy to take it in full.
Again on the child truthful, Kim's husband Park Kyung-su mentioned he's hoping to assist along with his second little one, however "there is no such thing as a particular understanding or therapy from work for having a younger little one. I can use my time without work, however I really feel uncomfortable utilizing it as a result of I need good suggestions at work."
There's a widespread worry that the employees who're promoted are not often those who put household first.
Lee Se-eun, who has two boys ages three and 5, mentioned she would welcome extra assist from her husband, however he's not often residence in time.
"It might be good if firms would acknowledge staff with infants, for instance, to exclude them from dinners or nights," she mentioned.
In South Korea, the job doesn't finish when the workplace closes for the day. Slightly, there's a tradition of "team-building" after hours, which it's frowned upon to overlook.
Lee used to work in a brokerage agency earlier than launching her personal start-up, however she has not labored in seven years and feels there was no choice to proceed her profession as she didn't need to put her boys in little one care.
"Elevating a toddler is a really beneficial, significant and excellent factor from a private viewpoint, however typically it feels prefer it doesn't get valued in society," Lee mentioned.
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Schubert�s chamber music is particularly well served in the CD catalogues at the moment and I for one am happy with the increasingly wide choice available. Naxos and Kodaly have recently finished their complete survey of the fifteen string quartets. Now we have the second volume of the intended complete survey from the German-based Mandelring Quartet.
A few months ago I reviewed a Schubert string quartet double set from the Brandis Quartet of the: A minor �Rosamunde�; D minor �Death and the Maiden�; C minor �Quartettsatz� and the G major D.887 on Brilliant Classics 99288. Earlier this year I was delighted to tackle a Schubert four disc set from the Lindsay Quartet. That one comprised the: �Death and the Maiden�; �Quartettsatz�; �Rosamunde� D.804; B flat D.112; G major D.887 with the C major Quintet D.956 all on Sanctuary Classics Resonance RSB 403.
The �Rosamunde� Quartet was the only one of Schubert�s four string quartets published in his lifetime. Composed in 1824 in the shadow of a fatal illness this brooding work also happens to be one of the greatest ever written. Known as the �Rosamunde� it reuses themes from the composer�s incidental music to the unsuccessful play; it serves throughout as an intimation of the pained memories of happier times. I admire the last movement marked allegro moderato showing as it does the composer�s wealth of invention.
In the �Rosamunde� the performance from the Mandelring presents a secure ensemble yet I was often bewildered with their choice of tempos and the slight amount of passion they provided. Their opening allegro feels too measured and the tranquil andante lacks feeling and tends to lose its way. I also felt that additional vitality and intensity was needed in the third movement minuet. In the concluding allegro the Mandelrings seem reluctant to provide sufficient urgency and vigour, treating the music as if they were handling delicate porcelain. Consequently Schubert�s optimism and spirit never stands a chance of materialising.
My ideal account of the �Rosamunde� is the version performed on period instruments by the eminent Quatuor Mosaïques on Auvidis Astrée E 8580. This is a compelling version noted for the quartet�s special playing where the personality of each member comes across so engagingly. The sublimely emotional second movement andante is played with remarkable sensitivity and poetry, to provide an intensely moving experience. Being familiar with the interpretation from Quatuor Mosaïques I can fully understand how influential music writer H.L. Mencken stated that this music was the proof he needed for the existence of God.
Schubert�s String Quartet No. 11 was almost certainly composed in 1816. At this time in his life Schubert had been highly influenced by his teacher Antonio Salieri. He was also indebted to the works of Mozart and Haydn, especially in the field of chamber music, which they had elevated to become a touchstone of craftsmanship, sonorous delicacy and formal proportions. It was in this context that the teenage Schubert wrote this quartet, probably composed for his family. Its technical demands were far beyond the faculties of even gifted amateurs.
The String Quartet No. 11 is a work fully conceived in Viennese classicism and demonstrates a growing self assurance. Immediate signs of greater maturity are heard in the opening of first movement marked allegro con fuoco, and the minuet combines the earthy stamping rhythm of contemporary dance with a sense of aloofness in the trio. In the final movement rondo Schubert lightheartedly alludes to the main theme of the final movement of Mozart�s Symphony in E flat major, K543 only to turn elsewhere immediately.
In the opening allegro the playing of the Mandelring is tentative although small quantities of vitality are glimpsed. The slow movement andante is given a reverential reading that provides a suitable degree of expression. They once again seem wary in the minuet. I was content with their dynamics yet unfortunately there was insufficient forward momentum. The final movement rondo is adequately performed although I would have preferred more weight.
Overall in these two Schubert string quartets the Mandelrings provide an adequate security of ensemble and their timbre is pleasing. Sadly, I experienced their playing as over-cautious, lacking the appropriate amount of vigour and exuberance, and the readings felt emotionally chilly. The annotation is acceptable and the Audite engineers have supplied an enjoyable sound.
I do not have an alternative version of the E major Quartet that I am able to recommend. However, I hear good reports of the version from the Melos Quartet on their six disc set of the complete Schubert string quartets on Deutsche Grammophon 463 151-2.


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Q: GIS Web API - WFS-T Edit My organization has a asset management application using Google Maps Java API as the GIS viewer.  The application does some simple editing/querying on a kml file through html form elements.
Instead of editing against the kml files, can the API edit/query against a WFS-T service (served by ArcGIS Server)?
If not, can I modify this OpenLayers WFS-T Using a GeoServer Hosted PostGIS (link below) Layerinstructions to edit against ArcGIS Server/SDE database/WFS-T?
http://www.gistutor.com/openlayers/22-advanced-openlayers-tutorials/47-openlayers-wfs-t-using-a-geoserver-hosted-postgis-layer.html
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version: "1.1.0",
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geometryName: "the_geom",
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A: ArcGIS Server has supported WFS-T since 2009. Their help site has a tutorial on publishing  WFS-T layers. You might want to check it out. There's also a paper on the ESRI developer library that shows an overview of the OGC capabilities that you can leverage with ArcGIS Server.
I suggest that you check the paper first and then dive into the tutorial once you're convinced that it's the one you want. You shouldn't have to change anything on the OpenLayers side. It's the ArcGIS Server side that you have to configure.

A: I don't know if ArcGIS Server supports WFS-T. They didn't a few years ago.
But one way (if you are stuck with ArcGIS) should be to let GeoServer generate the wfs-t service from ArcGIS data.
http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/data/arcsde.html
HTH
Nicklas

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Felix Lee
Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)
An economic geologist with over 30 years of experience, much of Felix's work has involved independent geological due diligence and mineral property valuation work in support of public company disclosure, projects fundraising, and M&A transactions. Felix has worked with both major and junior exploration companies on grass-roots to advanced-stage exploration projects in North America, Europe, South America, Asia, and Africa, involving a variety of deposit types and commodities. Felix is currently the President & CEO of Willeson Metals Corp., and is actively exploring in northern Manitoba.
As a Director and Vice President with the PDAC, Felix has served on the Executive, Governance & Nominating, Human Resource Development, and Membership committees. Much of his 13 years with PDAC has focused on tackling the human resource challenges facing the industry and helping grow PDAC's Student and Early Career Program, including PDAC's Student-Industry Mineral Exploration Workshop (S-IMEW).
Felix is a registered Professional Geoscientist (P.Geo.) in the province of Ontario and a member of the Society of Economic Geologists. He received his B.Sc. in Geology from McMaster University, and earned his MBA at York University and Northwestern University.
Pierre Gratton
Mining Association of Canada
Pierre Gratton was appointed President and CEO of the Mining Association of Canada (MAC) on June 1, 2011. Based in Ottawa, MAC is the national organization for the Canadian mining industry. Its members are engaged in mineral exploration, mining, smelting, refining and semi-fabrication.
Prior to his appointment to MAC, Pierre was President and CEO of the Mining Association of British Columbia (MABC). From 1999-2008, Mr. Gratton served as Vice President, Sustainable Development and Public Affairs for the Mining Association of Canada (MAC). In this capacity, he was instrumental in the development of Towards Sustainable Mining, MAC's flagship program that is gaining international recognition and adoption. In 2005-06, Mr. Gratton was honoured as a Distinguished Lecturer for the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM).
Mr. Gratton is First Vice-President of the Interamerican Mining Society (SIM – Sociedad Interamericana de Mineria), Chair of the Raw Materials Committee and Canadian of the Business and sits on the Industry Advisory Committee to the OECD and the Co-chair of the Green Mining Initiative Advisory Committee. He also serves as a Trustee of the Arctic Inspiration Prize and on the Board of Ottawa's Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra.
Mr. Gratton holds an M.A. degree in political science, a B.A. from McGill University, and a third-degree black belt.
Ken Coates
Canadian Research Chair in Regional Innovation
Ken Coates is Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Saskatchewan. His work focuses on the development of strategies to promote 21st century well-being in small town, rural, Indigenous and remote Canada. Ken's major project examines the potential contributions -- and negative impacts -- of emerging technologies on rural and remote communities.
Carl Weatherell
Executive Director & CEO
Canadian Mining Innovation Council
Carl has been described by others as a rebel and a heretic. He is a natural connector bringing together disparate and seemingly unrelated people, groups and organizations to create new partnerships.
He has over 30 years' experience working at the interface of business, government and postsecondary institutions nationally and internationally. Carl has been involved in over 24 consortia comprised of over 500 organizations from businesses, government and academia spanning industries from software, microelectronics, cybersecurity, photonics and aerospace and defence.
He was a key member of teams creating national facilities including the Canadian Photonics Fabrication Centre, the Canadian Fire Research Centre, the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory Laboratory as well as a software business ecosystem and Canada's first research network in cybersecurity.
Carl has won awards for breakthrough leadership and technology transfer.
He is a chemist with publications in five different technical domains: hydrometallurgical engineering, organometallic chemistry, analytical chemistry, environmental engineering and project management.
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Die Chard and Taunton Railway war eine britische Eisenbahngesellschaft in Somerset in Südwest-England.

Die Gesellschaft wurde am 6. August 1861 gegründet um eine Strecke von Taunton nach Chard zu errichten. Den Bau der Linie übernahm die Bristol and Exeter Railway. Die B&ER übernahm zum 8. Juni 1863 die Gesellschaft.

Die am 11. September 1866 eröffnete Strecke führte teilweise entlang des Chard-Kanales von 1842 und war in der Breitspur von 2140 mm ausgeführt. Sie zweigte in Creech Junction (östlich von Taunton) von der Hauptstrecke Bristol-Exeter ab und führte über Ilminster nach Chard. Dort bestand eine Verbindung mit London and South Western Railway. Durch die Great Western Railway wurde die Strecke am 19. Juli 1891 auf Normalspur umgestellt. Nach einer zeitweiligen Stilllegung 1951 durch die Energiekrise erfolgte 1964 das endgültige Aus der Strecke durch die Beeching-Axt.

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Seminal US prog rockers Pavlov's Dog will release their latest album, Prodigal Dreamer, through Rockville Records on December 7.
Prodigal Dreamer is the band's sixth stdio album, their first since 2010's The Adventure's Of Echo And Boo And Assorted Small Tails. It contains 13 new songs written by longtime band leader David Surkamp and perhaps is the nearest thing to the revered first two Pavlov's Dog albums, Pampered Menial (1975) and At The Sound Of The Bell (1976) the band have recorded.


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Bumsted, J.M.. "Baldoon". The Canadian Encyclopedia, 12 August 2016, Historica Canada. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/baldoon. Accessed 21 January 2020.
Bumsted, J., Baldoon (2016). In The Canadian Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/baldoon
Bumsted, J.M., "Baldoon". In The Canadian Encyclopedia. Historica Canada. Article published February 06, 2006; Last Edited August 12, 2016. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/baldoon
Bumsted, J.M.. The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. "Baldoon", Last Edited August 12, 2016, https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/baldoon
Baldoon
Article by J.M. Bumsted
Sheriff Alexander C. Macdonell, Selkirk's agent, struggled for years at considerable expense to the earl to make a success of the venture, but found the swampy land and the difficulty of sheep farming to be serious obstacles.
The Earl of Selkirk's motives in founding colonies in PEI, Upper Canada and Red River were a complex mixture of humanitarianism and personal ambition (courtesy Library and Archives Canada/C-1346).
Baldoon, settlement founded 1804 for Highland Scots by the Earl of Selkirk on the swampy north shore of Lake St Clair on the Chenail Écarté [The Snye], Upper Canada (near Wallaceburg, Ont). Selkirk chose the site on his 1803-04 tour of Upper Canada because of its isolation and its apparently strategic location, and named it after a recently sold family estate in Scotland. He projected a large sheep farm there. The first 102 settlers reached Lachine, Qué, on the Oughton, on 19 July 1804, and travelled overland to Baldoon, only to arrive during the annual malaria season. Many soon joined in sickbed members of the advance party led by William Burn (who himself succumbed).
Sheriff Alexander C. Macdonell, Selkirk's agent, struggled for years at considerable expense to the earl to make a success of the venture, but found the swampy land and the difficulty of sheep farming to be serious obstacles. Macdonell's problems, combined with the Upper Canada authorities' lack of enthusiasm for Selkirk's settlement schemes, encouraged Selkirk to transfer his efforts to the Red River Colony. Baldoon staggered on until the War of 1812, when the earl's farm was ravaged by the invading American army of General Isaac Hull. Although this spelled an end to the settlement, some of the original Highlanders remained in the area.


The Answer to Long Term Pay Equity? How About Father's Rights?
The recent lawsuit by five members of the US Women's National Team against U.S. Soccer has received considerable media attention. Today's post looks at what the lawsuit teaches us about California's Fair Pay Act.
On January 1, 2016, California put into place the nation's most demanding law against gender-based wage disparities. We've written about this new law extensively. Keith Chrestionson also wrote this excellent piece for Corporate Counsel.
On Thursday, January 21, 2016, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., Fox partners Yesenia M. Gallegos and Jeffrey S. Kravitz will hold a CLE presentation in the firm's Los Angeles (Century City) office covering the California Fair Pay Act.
As people get ready to ring in 2016, the lawyers who represent employees in California have extra incentive to celebrate. That's because California's Fair Pay Act – the most demanding equal pay law in the country – takes effect January 1st.
We've written about this new law repeatedly.
Currently, California Labor Code § 1197.5 requires that men and women working at the same location receive equal pay for equal work. But according to an all-but-enacted amendment to that statute, men and women must receive equal pay for substantially similar work, regardless of whether they work at the same location.


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MILWAUKEE — To be more reflective of its geographical location, General Mitchell International Airport dropped "General" from its name and added "Milwaukee" on Monday, making the airport hub now called Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport.
For the third time since the airport was started in 1919, Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport had more than 7 million passengers in 2018.
A total of 7,097,627 people chose MKE airport in 2018, compared to 6,904,670 in 2017, which is a 2.8 percent increase.
MKE offers nonstop flight to more than 40 destinations and 160 international destinations with just one connection. Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport is owned by Milwaukee County and operated by the Department of Transportation, Airport Division, under the policy direction of the Milwaukee county executive and the County Board of Supervisors.
When the airport opened in 1919, it was called Butler Airport and was located where James Currie Park and Golf Course are now located. Later it was renamed Milwaukee County Airport, and then in 1941, the name was changed to General Mitchell Field after Milwaukee's military aviation advocate, Brigadier General William "Billy" Mitchell. The word "international" was added in 1986.
General William Mitchell was born to a prominent Milwaukee family on Dec. 29, 1879. He enlisted in the military at the start of the Spanish-American War in 1898 and rose through the ranks.
According to history posted on the airport's website, Mitchell recognized the importance of aviation in war when Europe was in the first World War in 1916. Mitchell learned how to fly at his own expense and was promoted to major and was appointed the head of the Army's aviation section. He was then sent to Europe, where he became a leader in establishing a United States aviation force. Mitchell was promoted again, this time to the rank of colonel, and was appointed chief of Air Service of the First Army. In the Battle of St. Mihiel, he was given command of more than 1,500 British, French, and American aircraft units, which was the largest air force ever assembled to that date. For Mitchell's action, he was promoted to brigadier general and made chief of Air Service of the Group of Armies, the top aviation command.


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Narvaiz v. Santa Fe, N. W. Ry. Co., 35 N.M. 303, 296 P. 575 (1931)
Feb. 25, 1931 · Supreme Court of New Mexico · No. 3461
35 N.M. 303, 296 P. 575
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NARVAIZ v. SANTA FE, N. W. RY. CO.
[No. 3461.
Feb. 25, 1931.]
[296 Pac. 575.]
O. A. Larrazolo and H. O. Waggoner, both of Albuquerque, for appellant.
Raymond R. Ryan, of Albuquerque, for appellee. -
BICKLEY, C. J.
Action was commenced by Ocariz Frampton, widow of David Frampton, as preferred beneficiary under section 36 — 101, 1929 Comp, (N. M. Stats. Anno. 1915, § 1820).
At the conclusion of plaintiff's case, defendant moved for an instructed verdict upon ten distinct grounds. The motion was sustained generally, the court stating:
"I have listened very carefully to the argument. I think the motion will have to be sustained. Without going into all of the reasons, I think it has to be sustained if for no other reason, because of the Candelaria Case (Candelaria v. A., T. & S. F. Ry. Co., 6 N. M. 266, 2 P. 497), and the position the Supreme *304Court of this state has taken on this question, which case is binding here."
To this ruling a general exception was taken. The court thereupon directed a verdict in favor of the defendant, which verdict was returned by the jury. This was followed by judgment for defendant, in which it is recited that defendant had "moved the court for a directed verdict in favor of defendant because such evidence was insufficient to support a verdict in favor of the plaintiff."
Appellant says in his brief that there is but one legal proposition to be considered and solved in this case, to-wit:
"Was the defendant railroad company required under the law to exercise the care and caution for the safety and protection of the deceased that the law demands of railroad companies in the transportation of passengers who pay the established fare on such railroads, or was the deceased a trespasser on the defendants' railroad train for whose transportation and safety the defendant assumed no responsibility whatever?"
Appellant asserts that the evidence established that, for a long time previous to the accident that resulted in the death of David Frampton, it had been, and at that time .was, the custom and practice of said railroad company to carry and transport free of charge, from Bernalillo on the main line of the Santa Fe to a logging camp and intermediate points and back, all persons that wanted to use the defendant's logging trains, free of charge, and without any objection on the part of the defendant and its employees, etc. Counsel for appellant cite many authorities to the point that mere nonpayment of fare or gratuitous carriage will not of itself deprive a traveler of his right of action for the result of negligence of the carrier. Defendant answered the complaint of plaintiff with the following, among other allegations:
"Further answering said paragraph two of said amended complaint, this defendant says that on the 23rd day of November, 1925, and for some two or three months prior thereto, it had been conducting and operating a logging road in the County of Sandoval from the town of Bernalillo, in said county, to the forests of The White Pine Lumber Company, a distance of forty odd miles from Bernalillo, and on said day it was not a common carrier, or engaged in the transportation of freight or passengers, except the.hauling of logs for The White Pine Lumber Company."
*305The motion for a directed verdict challenged the sufficiency of the proof to establish that defendant was a common carrier of any kind, or a common carrier of passengers, and as being insufficient to show that the injury purporting to have caused the death of the deceased, David Frampton, was caused by defendant by reason and in respect of the operation of its line of railroad as a common carrier; that there was no proof that the deceased, Frampton, was a passenger upon defendant's line of railway, to whom it owed any contractual obligation as a common carrier; that there was no proof that the injury alleged to have caused the death of deceased was caused by the willful and wanton negligence of defendant; that it appeared from the proof that the deceased was a trespasser or mere licensee upon defendant's freight train, and that there was no proof that the injury causing his death was due to defendant operating its train with willful and wanton negligence; that there was no proof that the injury resulting in the death of the deceased was caused by any negligence on the part of the defendant, its servants, agents, or employees, or to a defect in any appliance used by defendant in the operation of its train; that it appeared from the proof that the proximate cause of the injury was the negligence of the deceased in assuming a dangerous position while riding upon the freight train of the defendant; that there was no proof that the deceased had authority from the defendant to ride upon its freight train. or from any agent of the defendant authorized actually to confer such privilege or authority, or who presumptively was authorized to confer such privilege; that plaintiff was precluded from recovery because it appears from the plaintiff's testimony that, the deceased was guilty of contributory negligence, and that such contributory negligence was the cause of the injury complained of, or contributed thereto, in such a manner as to preclude recovery; that plaintiff was precluded from recovery against the defendant because of the provisions of section 4711 of the Code of 1915. There has been no oral argument in this case, and the appellant has argued in his brief only the single proposition heretofore mentioned. The appellee in its brief relies upon all of the ten grounds set forth in its motion for a directed verdict to support the decision of the trial court. *306It has filed an elaborate brief in support of each of the grounds, and asserts that, if the instruction of the court may be sustained upon any of the grounds, the judgment of the court must stand. The appellant filed no reply brief.
That appellee has correctly stated the general rule we do not doubt. In 4 C. J. Appeal and Error, § 2557, it is said:
"Where a judgment or order is correct, it will not be reversed on appeal because the trial court has based its decision on insufficient or erroneous reasons or grounds, or has stated no reasons therefor. And where it does not affirmatively appear on what grounds the decision was made, it is the duty of the appellate court to sustain the court below if there was any ground disclosed by the record on which the order could properly have been made. So a decision based on several grounds, one or more of which sustained it, will not be reversed, although some of the grounds are erroneous, at least unless in case where the ground of decision can be seen to have misled a party to his injury."
In the same section it is said that this rule has been applied to a decision directing a verdict. The same principle finds application by this court in Acequia Del Llano v. Acequia De Las Joyas, 25 N. M. 134, 179 P. 235, 238, where it said:
"It is well settled that where a ground of demurrer to a complaint should have been sustained, the decree sustaining the demurrer, though on another and insufficient ground, will be affirmed."
See, also, State ex rel. Dow et al. v. Graham et al., 33 N. M. 504, 270 P. 897.
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals decided in Cork v. Lehigh Valley R. Co. (1922) 98 N. J. Law, 143, 119 A. 88, "that the ruling on a motion for a directed verdict rested on a ground that is fallacious is no ground for reversal if the ruling was justified on any other ground on which the application was based. Many similar expressions from the reported decisions may be found in Decennial Digests, Appeal and Error, Key 854(5), 856(3).
This situation casts the burden upon the appellant to show that upon none of the grounds of the motion can the ruling of the trial court be sustained. Rule No. 15 of this court provides that:
*307"No assignments of error need be filed in any cause, but, in his opening brief, after making such statement of facts as he may desire, and before commencing upon his argument, the appellant or plaintiff in error shall make a concise statement of the points upon which he relies for a reversal of the case. The court may, in its discretion, decline to review any points not so specified."
By numerous decisions we have held that, by the failure to argue assignments of error, the assignment is deemed to have been waived. The present situation is analogous. It is as though appellant had assigned error in the ruling of the court in sustaining the motion upon each of the ten grounds stated therein, and then merely arguing one assignment. As the Court of Errors and Appeals of New Jersey said in the case of Hierspiel v. Gormley (1920) 94 N. J. Law, 253, 109 A. 349, 350, in a somewhat similar situation:
"It is as though counsel handed to this court the state of the case, saying that there was error in it, and asking the court to find it and reverse the judgment. This is contrary to immemorial and settled practice. It is always the duty of counsel to point out the alleged errors in the record, and, by arguing them, aid the court in reaching a right conclusion."
We find no substantial cause for reversal, and the judgment is affirmed.
WATSON and PARKER, JJ., concur.
SADLER and HUDSPETH,- JJ., did not participate'.


Can you find this old vet in and amongst the Kurdish villagers of Northern Iraq?
When I left the active service in 2004, I was a svelte and very strong soldier and could easily pass an Army Physical Fitness Test. It wasn't my best score. I had broken my neck and had a fairly significant spinal surgery in 2003. But, I could pass the APFT. The fact that I also wrecked my pelvis would not be discovered until 2005 with another series of spinal surgeries. My deafness was just beginning. Oh, and youth was on my side.
Receiving the Thomas Jefferson Award & Military Journalist of the Year Award.
Today, I'm proud I can still drop and give 10, but please don't ask me to do more than that in a stretch of a day's time (although yoga is helping me gain some strides there). The VA has acknowledged my ruined hearing, but we're still fighting for help with the constant pain that my wrecked skeleton produces. I'm not going to get into any PTSD stuff because that's not the point of this post. But, it's there, too, albeit I'm dealing with that.
Tomorrow is a community breakfast at our local high school for veterans. I plan on attending, but the question of what to wear was brought up last night. My uniform doesn't fit any more. My class As are snug and my old BDUs are out of date (servicemembers have gone through multiple changes in the daily working uniform, to the point they aren't even called BDUs any more) and also are likely snug. Don't even ask me about my Dress Blues.
The Chief Engineer is often confused as the Vet.
But, around here if my husband wears my old Army PT shirt, he's confused as the veteran (his high and tight doesn't help). When he proudly says that I'm the vet, people still give him a quizzical look, "Your wife?" Head tilt. Although there are more female vets now, we're still a curious anomaly in many communities, especially small towns like mine here in Twin Peaks. I was hoping to avoid the question of, "Are you here with your husband?", which I likely would have first responded, "Pardon me," because I can't hear many folks so well anymore.
So what to wear? Wearing my uniform is clearly out of the question, but how do I let people know I am a veteran? I don't have one of those cool Korean War or Vietnam War Veteran Caps. Also, indoors, I'd be taking a cover off, right?
I just packed away my Class A's ribbon rack. Seriously, my husband just put it into the foot locker in storage with all my other Army memorabilia that I can't quite seem to shed. Because that was my first thought about what to wear. Given my time in service, it's a pretty bit of mental jewelry for those who hold those things important any more. The tie pins they give you with the medals and awards is a possibility. I could wear my Meritorious Service Ribbon. Or do I wear my Operation Noble Eagle award? Which one do I hold most important? They are all equally important.
Holding important. That phrase has been running through my head the last week or so since the invite for this veteran's breakfast came in. What do I hold important about my time in service to my country, my fellow citizens?
Battle Buddies during some Off time in Germany.
Like any servicemember, I hold important my fellow comrades, those I served with hold a special place in my heart. We can always call on one another for a bit of conversation, to share successes, failures, challenges, and victories. It's like we don't live halfway across the country or the globe. Our time together with the target of "some gave all" hanging over us brought us closer than any civilian can imagine.
I also hold important the places the service sent me. It gave me a global perspective so many I know here in the United States do not have, may never. I saw cultures in action that even National Geographic couldn't accurately capture. I met people who learned that Americans aren't that much different from themselves and vice versa. It's the thing that drives my personal philosophy, my parenting, and yes, my writing.
I hold important that the military taught me to look deeper into myself for reserves I didn't realize I possessed. Although self-reliance gets a bad rap sometimes these days, it was a great thing to learn when I was young. In my life now, especially given #LifewithAutism, I must dig deep for reserves of strength and be self sufficient and courageous.
But, mostly I hold important that my time in the service changed me. It changed me in negative ways and it changed me in positive ways. For the most part the positive outweighs the negative. But I am a changed person. Especially as I look back over my decades of service, both on active duty, reserves, and as a civilian employee for the Army. When I gave up my Army Identification Card in 2011 it was one of the hardest things I had to do. I felt like I was giving up a part of myself. And I was. It was time to move past identifying as a service person and simply identifying as a veteran, which I recognize in 2015 encompasses only a small part of the person I am today.
So, yeah, my uniform doesn't fit anymore. I wouldn't expect it to. I've grown. Hopefully my fellow veterans will just understand that if I'm there, I'm one of them. We all likely have stories of change that our time in service provided. Hopefully that will be the questions, not why I'm not in uniform or that I even am a vet, because, I am. But it's not all I am.
Tomorrow and Wednesday I'll honor that part of my life. But then Thursday, it's back to what life is today, built upon the foundation that my service gave me. No uniform necessary.


PERFECT for cosmetics addicts like me!
If you love cosmetics, you'll LOVE Allure!
Better yet, you know how magazine subscriptions usually take what seems like forever? I ordered a new subscription from Amazon.com and got my first issue WAY before I expected to--in less than 4 weeks!
I've subscribed to this since it came out.
Allure is responsible for the rise of MAC cosmetics, which then led to all the other makeup artist brands. They talked nonstop about these brands and put them on the map. Most other beauty mags don't even mention different brands.
At least once a year they have a survey of beauty products. They tell you their favorite products and readers favorite products. I've learned about a lot of great products from them.
They also write frankly about plastic surgery. They show before and after pictures as well as the risks and failures.
Ever flip through a magazine, skip all the articles, and dive straight into the beauty section? I have. Good beauty advice is what I want most out of my magazines. Well, Allure is a magazine devoted to beauty.
It covers everything from makeup, clothing, skin care, to health and the ups and downs of plastic surgery.
There are special little features in every issue that totally devote themselves to one aspect of beauty. One month the article was devoted to how to pluck your eyebrows, and it covered everything from technique to good tweezers to what to do to reduce swelling. Another month it centered around sunglasses and recommended styles and shapes to suit your skin tone and shape of face. Another month it was devoted to eyeliners! What kind of liners do what, what brands are recommended, how to apply pencil, liquid, powder liners... wheee, it's pure heaven for any beauty fanatic.
I also love how they take the time to go over what type of makeup the featured celebrity is wearing on the cover. It bothers me when I see the featured celeb wearing a divine shade of cosmetics and not being able to find out what it is and where to get it.
There is beauty Q&A galore in Allure. Some of the most respected names in haircare, makeup, nails, skincare, etc., are regular contributers to Allure and answer questions sent in by readers.
There's also a makeover in every issue!
So renown is Allure's makeup savvy that if a brand of beauty product wins an Allure's viewer's choice award, they proudly display it on ads and packaging. The editors and reporters do a fine job of introducing and reviewing new products, something I love reading about.
Aside from beauty advice, they also produce some very serious articles regarding beauty. In one month's issue, Allure reported on the various forms of cosmetic procedures and produced before/after pictures of each featured procedure and reported the pros and cons along with reviewing the general effectiveness.
If you love beauty and haircare, get Allure!
I luv this mag! it gives you all the info you need on beauty basics, a USEFUL health section, good articles, thorough comparisons between brands for different makeup products and they always recommend places where you should get things done around the US!
They always pick good people for their covers and their feature articles are always very thorough! There are a little bit too much ads, but they relate. The makeovers are amazing and they always get the most experienced experts to comment and criticise new products and surgeries.
Allure is the Bible for Make Up Lovers!
As a typical young female, I've read a lot of different magazines geared toward women. Most, in general, feature the same articles month after month, and therefore become repetitive and boring. Let's face it: there is only so much you can take reading about "The Best Bedroom Moves" issue after issue. Allure, however, never seems dull or filled with useless amounts of recycled information.
I began subscribing to the magazine at age 18 (I'm 23 now) and have never been disappointed. Allure has articles for every age, and I find relevant information for my life, body, and health, and then I am able to find information that will interest and benefit my 50+ year old mother. Perhaps that is part of the appeal of the magazine: any age group can enjoy it. Not many magazines can say that.
Like anything else, Allure has its downfalls. While I do appreciate the make-up, weightloss, and fashion tips, I still always feel that I can never quite live up to the expectation the magazine presents me. I'm a pretty girl in good physical health, and I still- at times- feel inadequate when reading the many awesome articles of this magazine.
Each month I really look forward to getting my Allure issue.
The magazines focus is on beauty though you will also find some fashion pieces.
What I like most is the magazines unusual look at beauty. For example past issues have included a peek inside at the items in some bathroom cabinets belonging to well knowed women.
What strippers at Scores use to take care of their bodies. An article on the man who inspired the movie Shampoo.
And there are many traditional articles on beauty. Allure excells at being on the cutting edge of new technology that will make you even prettier. On these pages you will find out about botox, laser surgery, high tech hair and more.
Allure is refreshing in that it does not have a diet article every month. In fact several years ago Allure made a point to state that it did not want to offer up a diet of the month. But Allure does share tidbits of diet information like the latest on sweeteners or water weight. It will also occasionally run true life stories on dealing with the emotional side of eating problems. And recently has tracked two women and their weight loss efforts over several months.
Fashion articles are limited to a few pages and usually include pictorials on new trends, staking out the look of a star and the latest scoop on accessories.


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Q: Using custom validator to compare two form fields I'm working on learning custom validations in rails and am attempting to apply it for the purpose of comparing two form fields.  So far, I can easily pass one value to the custom my custom validator which I've stored in app/validation/pin_validator.rb and it works fine.  But I'd really like to set up something like the following that would accept two pieces of data from the form:
class PinValidator < ActiveModel::EachValidator
  def validate_each (record, attribute, value)
    if value1 > value2
      record.errors[attribute] << (options[:message] || "validator working")
    end
  end
end

And call it from the model with something like this:
validates :pin_number, :id_string, pin: true

Where :id_string and :pin_number are both form fields and would be compared as value1 and value2
Is there a way to do this?
Many thanks in advance!
Note: The value comparison above really could be solved on the front-end with a little javascript.  The reason I'm asking for a serverside solution is that I ultimately intend to compare both values with a set of entries in the database.  The example above is just to distil my question to something simple.

A: Rather than doing the validation on the Rails side you might consider doing the JS approach of validation the values onClick or on some other action that you feel give you the proper control.
All you would need for onClick is a simple method to grab the values from each uniquely named form field and then just compare the val()s of each field and allow/deny submission.
In the case that you need to compare the form fields to a value stored in the DB you can use <input type="hidden> and store that value when the page is loaded so that comparison can still be done in the same manner described above.

A: You should be able to access attributes listed with @attributes inside the validate_each method, as you can infer from the initializer code here
So you can access record attributes by using values from @attributes which is an array with the attribute names used on the definition of the validation, in your case [:pin_number, :id_string]. You can access them like
def validate_each(record, attribute, value)
   value1 = record[@attributes[0]] # :pin_number
   value2 = record[@attributes[1]] # :id_string
   # the rest of the logic here
end

I realize the validate_each method is going to be run twice as it is supposed to run for each of the fields listed on the validation definition. That might lead to errors being inserted twice or other issues. I am researching if the validator instance is created every time a validation is to be run, if so you could avoid this double validation by setting up a flag, say @already_run and then just returning if that flag was true the second time. As a new instance of the validator would be created next time anything needed to be validated then the flag wouldn't affect anything else.


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'Quintessential '70s rocker' to share journey at one man show in Tucson
Henry Gross co-founded the '50s revival group Sha Na Na but may be best known for his 1976 solo hit, "Shannon." He will bring his one-man show to Tucson Sept. 10.
Posted August 11, 2016 / Craig S. Baker, Special to the AJP
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In his own words, Henry Gross' life has been "kind of an unusual journey." He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1951 to a musical family, so it was no surprise when he picked up the guitar at age 12. When he was 18, Gross and a few friends formed the '50s revival group, Sha Na Na, and it was with that group that he became the youngest person to appear on stage at Woodstock. Gross says it was during that performance, at the pinnacle of Sha Na Na's popularity, that he felt the pull to leave the group and set out on his own.
Gross' solo career was met with modest success, though he never quite reached the same level of fame he'd had while playing with Sha Na Na. He made a name for himself as a session guitarist and songwriter, playing on tracks with artists like Jim Croce and writing for the likes of Mary Travers and Cindy Lauper. Gross released four albums with three different record labels beginning in 1971 before penning the 1976 hit ballad, "Shannon," about the death of Beach Boy Carl Wilson's dog, an Irish setter. Though his future releases fell short of "Shannon's" international reach, Gross pushed on, spending a year on the road with the Broadway production "Pump Boys and Dinettes" in 1981 and continuing to write and record songs for friends in Nashville.
It was just over a decade ago, however, that Gross took his career in an entirely new direction. He called a couple of producers he knew from "Pump Boys and Dinettes" and pitched a one-man performance about his life as a one-hit wonder and sometime rock star. The company expressed interest, Gross says, but unfortunately cut ties with Gross before they could put the show in front of an audience. Still, a friend in New York who was a veteran actor took Gross under his wing and helped him to develop the performance into what it is today, and then to premiere it at the Town Hall Theatre in Irvington, N.Y. "And the people loved it," Gross says.
That show led to stints in Jackson, Tenn. and Naples, Fla., and today, in addition to his 60-plus musical performances each year, Gross says that he is performing the aptly-titled "One-Hit Wanderer" about a half-dozen times a year—and that's without the support of a major production company. In what is a rather divisive time in both United States and world history, Gross says that he is "privileged to be able to bring some joy to a whole lot of people and make a living at it," adding that his continued career as a musician and performer has been "an amazing gift from God …You don't have to be the Beatles to share in the joy of that."
Thanks to the support of his friend, Tucson cardiologist Tedd Goldfinger, and the Next Gen Men's Group, Gross will bring his one-man, cabaret-style act to the Tucson Jewish Community Center stage for a single performance on Sept. 10, which will serve as a benefit for the Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona and its associated charitable causes. Sponsors of the show will also be invited to take part in an intimate gathering with Gross at the Goldfinger home the night before the show—an event which likely prove to be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for attendees to spend some quality time with a genuine piece of rock and roll history. Goldfinger, who calls Gross "a quintessential '70s rocker," hopes to see the show blossom into "an annual program where we are able to create a personal and intimate venue to see some of the greatest musical individuals from the past, present, and future."
Despite the myriad challenges associated with serving as his own manager, producer and booking agent for the last few decades, Gross says he's been "blessed" to continually discover a fan base enthusiastic enough to offer him regular bookings based solely on the merits of his performance. Perhaps this is due, in part, to the fact that he maintains a sense of humor about his life as a "one-hit wonder."
"I'm still here," he says, "most people don't even know I that was there, let alone that I'm here. But I'm still here doing it." And, nearly 50 years after his rock and roll debut, that's definitely saying something.
For tickets to Gross' performance Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. (doors open 7 p.m.), visit JFSA.org/henrygross tickets and RSVP by Sept. 1. For sponsorship information, contact Goldfinger at [email protected] You can also watch a five-minute trailer of "One-Hit Wanderer" online at OneHitWander er.com.
Craig S. Baker is a freelance writer in Tucson.
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Any person who owns a home and occupies his or her home.
The owner must occupy the dwelling as a home on July 1 of the year for which the credit is claimed.
It is the responsibility of each owner/claimant to file a homestead tax credit with the city or county assessor on or before July 1 of the year the owner/claimant is first claiming the credit.
Example: To sign up for the tax credit to take effect for the 2016 assessment year, homesteads need to be filed on or before July 1, 2016. After that date, the homestead credit will take effect for the 2017 assessment year.
Please note: Homeowners who apply for the 2016 assessment year will first see the credit on their property tax statements in August of 2017.
City of Ames residents located within the city limits: You can now complete the form(s) online and then mail or drop off; or stop into the office in person. The office is located on the second floor of City Hall (515 Clark Avenue). It is open Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All other residents of Story County: Story County Assessor's Homestead Application Form.
Written notification must be given to the assessor of the discontinued use of your home as your homestead.
For more information on the homestead tax credit check out the Iowa Code (Chapter 425) at the Iowa Legislature Web site.
A disabled veteran can claim a homestead credit equal to the entire amount of taxes levied on the homestead property.
A veteran must first meet homestead eligibility guidelines.
A veteran of any of the military forces of the United States, who acquired the homestead under 38 U.S.C. §21.801, 21.802, prior to August 6, 1991, or under 38 U.S.C. §2101, 2102.
Is a beneficiary of the estate.
Name does not have to be on title.
Continues to live in the homestead.
If they move before July 1, they no longer qualify for the credit.
A veteran as defined in section 35.1 with a permanent service-connected disability rating of 100%, as certified by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, or a permanent and total disability rating based on individual unemployability that is compensated at the 100% disability rate, as certified by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
A former member of the national guard of any state who otherwise meets the service requirements of section 35.1, subsection 2, paragraph "b", subparagraph (2) or (7), with a permanent service-connected disability rating of 100%, as certified by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, or a permanent and total disability rating based on individual unemployability that is compensated at the 100% disability rate, as certified by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
An individual who is a surviving spouse or child and who is receiving Dependency and Indemnity Compensation pursuant to 38 U.S.C. §1301 et seq., as certified by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
There is no limit to the amount of the exemption, but it may only encompass one property.
The property can be no larger than 40 acres if unincorporated and .5 acre incorporated.
Applicant cannot claim a further homestead credit or military tax exemption on any property located in Iowa.
Complete the Disabled Veteran Homestead Tax Credit Application.
A copy of the current Benefits Paid Letter from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
The letter must dated within the last 12 months. If a current letter is needed, the local Veterans Administration or the veteran may call 1-800-827-1000 or go to their e-benefits account online for assistance.
A permanent rating combined total of 100% service connected disability.
A permanent and total disability ratings based on individual unemployability paid at the 100% disability rate.
An individual who is a surviving spouse or child and who is receiving Dependency and Indemnity Compensation will need to ANNUALLY submit the letter that states they are receiving DIC payments.
If the homestead property was acquired under 38 U.S.C. §21.801, 21.802, prior to August 6, 1991, or under 38 U.S.C. §2101, 2102, the assessor's office will need documentation that shows that the veteran received assistance in purchasing or remodeling their property.
Applications are due to the Ames City Assessor by July 1st of the current assessment year. Applications received after July 1st would apply to the following assessment year.
Credit shall continue to the estate of a veteran, an unmarried surviving spouse or any child as defined in Iowa Code 234.1.
Ongoing with annual Benefits Paid letter within the last 12 months for surviving spouse or surviving child receiving DIC ((Dependency & Indemnity Compensation) payments.
Individual must have served full time active duty (other than active duty for training purposes) during one of the periods of war or conflict enumerated in Iowa law and must have been honorably separated or discharged from the military service.
A member of the United States Reserves who completed a minimum aggregate of ninety days of active federal service, other than training, and was discharged under honorable conditions, or was retired under Title X of the United States Code is eligible.
A member of the Iowa National Guard who was activated for federal duty, other than training, for a minimum aggregate of ninety days, and was discharged under honorable conditions or was retired under Title X of the United States Code is eligible.
A copy of the veteran's discharge papers, usually Form DD-214, must be filed with the Story County Recorder's Office prior to applying for the military exemption.
Former members of the Armed Forces of the United States who performed at least 18 months of military service, regardless of the time period, and who were honorably discharged are eligible.
Former members of the Armed Forces of the United States who performed less than 18 months of military service, regardless of the time period, and who were honorably discharged due to a service-related injury are eligible.
Former members of the United States Reserves and Iowa National Guard who completed at least 20 years of military service and were honorably discharged are eligible.
Current members of the United States Reserves and Iowa National Guard who have completed at least 20 years of military service are eligible.
It is the responsibility of each owner/claimant to file for Military Service Tax Exemption with the city or county assessor on or before July 1 of the year the owner/claimant is first claiming the credit.
Example: to sign up for the tax credit to take effect for the 2017 assessment year, applications need to be filed on or before July 1, 2017. After that date, the credit will take effect for the 2018 assessment year.
Please note: Homeowners who apply for the 2017 assessment year will first see the credit on their property tax statements in August of 2018.
City of Ames Residents located within the city limits: After your DD-214 has been filed with the Story County Recorder, you must visit the Ames City Assessor's office in person to sign the application. The office is located on the second floor of City Hall (515 Clark Avenue). It is open Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All other residents of Story County: Story County Assessor's Military Application Form.
To find out more information on how to get a copy of your DD-214 go to the National Archives Web site.
Geothermal heating or cooling system must have been installed on or after July 1, 2012.
Property must have a primary classification of residential.
Exemption is allowed for ten (10) consecutive years, as long as the property continues to be classified as residential property, including residential dwellings on Agricultural land.
Exemption in Ames is determined by gross dwelling area; including all above-grade living area AND below-grade living area that is rated a quality of 4 or 5. This excludes garages, porches, or other ancillary buildings, unless the geothermal system extends to these areas.
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The National Highway Authority of India can buy the rights from IL&FS under the "concession agreement" clause as part of the road projects built by it under public-private partnership model (PPP), IL&FS insiders said.
IL&FS Energy has Rs 9900 crore worth of bank loans.
MUMBAI: The Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS) may look to generate immediate cash flows by selling the rights to operate toll roads built by it, besides selling other assets in energy sector.
A concession agreement is a negotiated contract between a company and the government that gives the company the right to operate a specific business within the government's jurisdiction.
"They can sell the rights. That will give them some cash in hand," said a board member in one of the IL&FS group companies.
The systemic trouble related to the road and energy sectors aggravated the stress for IL&FS as delay in completion of projects led to severe cost escalation, experts tracking the development said.
IL&FS Transportation, a division of IL&FS, has Rs 17156 crore of outstanding bank loans, which is almost half of the group's entire exposure.
Many road projects of IL&FS are nearing completion or have been completed but these were not generating cash flows because of delay in putting the toll collection system on time. In many cases the government also built service roads alongside helping smaller vehicles bypass the toll plaza leading to losses for the toll operator, people ET spoke to said.
"These are systemic and fundamental issues and need to be addressed by the government," one person said.
The company will also look to raise money by way of equity infusion from its shareholders. The ousted IL&FS board had approved selling shares to raise Rs 4,500 crore from existing shareholders including Life Insurance Corporation of India and State Bank of India. HDFC and the Abu Dhabi sovereign fund, which collectively own a little over 21% may not subscribe to the rights issue of shares.


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This Universal newsreel features an address by Franklin Roosevelt, coverage of floods in the Pacific Northwest, and sports results.
APRIL 6, 1953 Participants: Senator Wayne L. Morse (Independent-OR) interviewed by William Bradford Huie and Henry Hazlitt. Topics: Opposition to the Eisenhower administration programs, reaction of Oregon constituents to Morse's switch from the Republican Party to an independent political status, and the Korean war.
This video, published by Universal Pictures Company Inc., is about Thomas Dewey winning over Harold Stassen in Oregon.
This video, published by Universal Pictures Company Inc., is about a new submarine for the British Navy and flooding in Oregon.
This newsreel, produced by Universal Pictures Company, features snowstorms on the East Coast and mudslides on the West Coast.
This newsreel, produced by Universal Pictures Company, features the workings of the United States Congress.
The President speaks from the Intel campus in Oregon about educating our kids for the jobs of tomorrow so we can make sure America wins the future.
This newsreel, produced by Universal Pictures Company, is about floods, forest fires, and record snowfall.