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Choreutis psilachyra is a moth in the family Choreutidae. It was described by Edward Meyrick in 1912. It is found in Sri Lanka.

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Choreutis
Moths described in 1912
Taxa named by Edward Meyrick

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New York : Barnes and Noble, 2004.
Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens, is part of the Barnes & Noble Classics series, which offers quality editions at affordable prices to the student and the general reader, including new scholarship, thoughtful design, and pages of carefully crafted extras. Here are some of the remarkable features of Barnes & Noble Classics: New introductions commissioned from today's top writers and scholars Biographies of the authors Chronologies of contemporary historical, biographical, and cultural events Footnotes and endnotes Selective discussions of imitations, parodies, poems, books, plays, paintings, operas, statuary, and films inspired by the work Comments by other famous authors Study questions to challenge the reader's viewpoints and expectations Bibliographies for further reading Indices & Glossaries, when appropriateAll editions are beautifully designed and are printed to superior specifications; some include illustrations of historical interest. Barnes & Noble Classics pulls together a constellation of influences—biographical, historical, and literary—to enrich each reader's understanding of these enduring works. Great Expectations, described by G. K. Chesterton as a "study in human weakness and the slow human surrender," may be called Charles Dickens's finest moment in a remarkably illustrious literary career.In an overgrown churchyard, a grizzled convict springs upon an orphan named Pip. The convict terrifies the young boy and threatens to kill him unless Pip helps further his escape. Later, Pip finds himself in the ruined garden where he meets the bitter and crazy Miss Havisham and her foster child Estella, with whom he immediately falls in love. After a secret benefactor gives him a fortune, Pip moves to London, where he cultivates great expectations for a life which would allow him to discard his impoverished beginnings and socialize with the idle upper class. As Pip struggles to become a gentleman and is tormented endlessly by the beautiful Estella, he slowly learns the truth about himself and his illusions.Written in the last decade of his life, Great Expectations reveals Dickens's dark attitudes toward Victorian society, its inherent class structure, and its materialism. Yet this novel persists as one of Dickens's most popular. Richly comic and immensely readable, Great Expectations overspills with vividly drawn characters, moral maelstroms, and the sorrow and pity of love.Radhika Jones is a doctoral candidate in English and comparative literature at Columbia University and the managing editor of Grand Street magazine.
xxviii, 483 pages : portrait ; 23 cm.
"First published serially in All the Year Round in 1860-1861. This edition follows the text of the Charles Dickens edition of 1868"--Title page verso.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 482-483).
 Baronet Books, 238 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm.
1978. Oxford University Press, xvi, 460 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm.
2004. First edition. Barnes and Noble, xxviii, 483 pages : portrait ; 23 cm.
Dickens, C., & Jones, R. (2004). Great expectations. First edition. New York: Barnes and Noble.
Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 and Radhika. Jones. 2004. Great Expectations. New York: Barnes and Noble.
Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 and Radhika. Jones, Great Expectations. New York: Barnes and Noble, 2004.
Dickens, Charles, and Radhika Jones. Great Expectations. First edition. New York: Barnes and Noble, 2004. Print.
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Died Dec. 03, 1944 Oklahoma.
died Sept. 13,1912 Craig Co., Oklahoma.
1. John Cook Duvall was always called "Cook". He came to Oklahoma about 1910 and opened a business in vinita. Some time later he moved to Welch where he was in business for many years. He had a farm produce business located on main street for many years, he closed the business in 1940 and the Welch City Building now is located on the property. Cook had several pieces of farm property, raised cattle, and made loans to many local residents over the years. Cook loved to hunt, fish, play cards, pet women, drink whiskey and enjoy life. 2. Florence Edith (Grimes) Duvall was called "Bobbie" by much of the family and friends, she was also called "Murr" by Grandson Cherie Duvall. She loved to garden and always had a large strawberry patch and a flower garden with many kinds of roses. She always baked her own bread, churned her own butter and always had something good to eat when family was there. These are some of my(Cherie) rememberances of her: she made lie soap, she rocked me until my feet drug the floor, she let me rummage through her drawers and closets, like a treasure hunt, she gave me change for candy, she loved me, she protected me.


The saintly poet of 'Tyag Na Take Re Vairagya Vinaa' and thousands of devotional songs was born in Suthar family residing in a small village - Shekhapt. Rambhai and Amritbhi were his parents. His childhood name was Lalji and he become known as S.G. Nishkulanand Swami.
Swami in his householder life, was an expert at carpentry. He lived a peaceful family life with his mother, wife and two children. He was a faithful disciple of Ramanand Swami.
He became a firm follower of Shriji Maharaj after sad demise of his Guru-preceptor Ramanand Swami and developed rock steady faith and firmness in Satsang-Katha-Kirtans. Driven by the devotional fervour he walked 30 K.m on feet to and fro every evening to attend Satsang Sabhas of Shriji Maharaj in Bhadra after finishing a harddays work in Shekhpat during day He slept in Bhadra to come back home early in the morning.
Laljibhai fell prey to an accident when he was working on a log with his chissels. The Sharp implement slipped from his hand due a sudden force of movement, rushed upwards and caught his scalp, giving a fatal wound. Profuse bleeding and the deep cut affected adversely and Laljibhai slipped in to deep unconsciousness. His helpless wife and age old mother cried for help and mercy of God. Shriji Maharaj appeared instantly, looked at Laljibhai, held his head in his lap and placed his blessed hand on the wound. Shri Hari asked his mother to stop crying and told them to prepare Sheera (a sweet dish) and bring it there quickly. Maharaj asked Laljibhai to get up to have sweet dish. Laljibhai returned quickly to the state of consciousness and had Prasadi. Maharaj inquired about his head injury and pain. In reply to it, Laljibhai said that there was no pain or any sort of giddiness. Shriji Maharaj lifted his blessed hand from the wound and everybody saw that there were no traces of the injury what so ever. It was vanished. Thus the mercy and compassion of Lord Shriji Maharaj, saved the life of Laljibhai.
Once, Shriji Maharaj took Laljibhai as his guide in His religious tour of Kutch. To serve to Shri Hari all comforts, Devotee Laljibhai carried with him plenty of money, food and water. But Shriji Maharaj thought that when He himself is with his devotee his followers would never suffer. Shriji Maharaj asked Laljibhai to distribute food to the beggars and poor on their way. Shortly after they were confronted by theives, Shriji Maharaj asked Laljibhai to give away the sack of money. Laljibhai felt thirsty in their onward journey. Land was barren and hot blasts of sandy winds were become unbearable for Laljibhai. He started feeling unconscious due to unbearable thirst, dry tongue and throat. Seeing the precarious state of Laljibhai, Shriji Maharaj said 'Why are you putting yourself to such inconvenience ? There, here and everywhere, there is planty of water. Why don't you have it ? Drink it and quench your thirst.' Laljibhai was a most obedient servant of God. Without raising a doubt, he started drinking the salty desert water. But the water he drank was not saline, but was sweet like nectar.
Lord Shriji Maharaj rested beneath the shade of a tree on their way between the villages of Lakadia and Aadhoi. Shri Hari then inquired, 'For how long will you pull on such life of a housecholder ? Why don't you became a saint ?' In reply to it, Laljibhai submitted himself at the lotus feet of his God to become a saint and Shriji Maharaj initiated Bhagwati Deeksha right at that place and named him Nishkulanand Swami.
Shriji Maharaj felt hungry and asked Nishkulanand Swami to collect alm from Adhoi-a nearby village. But Nishkulanand felt bit nervous in collecting alm from Adhoi, as it was native place of his wife and she at present living there at her father's house. But Shri Hari expressed his desired for the swami to collect alms not only from the village Adhoi, but precisely collect alms from the house of his father-in-law. Nishkulanand Swami obeyed the orders and went to knock on the gate of his In-laws where his wife opened the door only to find Laljibhai standing before her in a saffron robe. She was shocked to see her husbnad in a dress of a hermit and cried like that of a helpless women. Swami in reply and response asked her to cook loaves for them if she desired Moksha and give it in them in alms. Thus he brought alms from the house of his father-in-law and served it to Shriji Maharaj. Shriji Maharaj asked him to camp at and reside in Adhoi to conduct Satsang while he proceeded to Bhuj.
He preached the virtues and spiritual wisdom through his instant Kirtans and sent them back.
Nishkulanand Swami was an idol of asceticism and detachment. He was never interested in food, habitat or clothing. He keep a coconut shell with him to use it as a cup, glass and bowl to drink water. Once during his religious tour of Baroda, devotees arranged a course of fruits and sweets in milk for his meals. As soon he found this, he asked his disciple to leave the place as the arrangements were befitting for those big persons of society but not for a saint.
S.G. Nishkulanand Swami has strengthened the heritage of Sampradaya with his art and religious literature. The swing with the twelve doors in Vadtal and the most artistic wooden thresholds in the inner temple of Dholera are a few from his treasure of the art. In Gadhapur he used to display his art in diwali celebrations by presenting artisitic plants and trees decorated with kindling lights and beautifully lighted canopy to cover the beautiful seat of Lord Shriji Maharaj.
Purushottamprakash, Bhakta Chintamani, Vachan Vidhi, Sneh Geeta, Yamadanda, Dhirajakhyan are the scriptures written by him. He has written 25 scripture's and a large number of Kirtans praising God and divine leelas of Shriji Maharaj. His language is simple and the style of emotional touch.
The last phase of his saintly life was spent in the Dholera temple. He discarded his elemental existence on the 9th day of the dark half of Ashadha in V.S. 1904 and ascended to Akshardham.


Is there a way to actually delete saved tables? I have a lot and my client's just crashing because of too much of them.
Hi. Just press the delete key on it.
The client really shouldn't crash because of that no matter how many you have, as the tables are on the server.
Then I'm not sure why it crashes, but it does this whenever I try to open the saved tables.
hmm, if my memorry serves me right, there is about a limit of 50 or something tables that you can save. Anyway I am not a fan of having loads of saved tables so I have never had my client crashed.
There shouldn't be that many. Normally, you can't save more than 30 tables.


Sub: Invitation to 4th Edition of CAPINDIA 2019 - March 26th to 28th, 2019 at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai.
The 4th Edition of CAPINDIA 2019 - a Trade and networking event for Non-Timber Forest Produce, its value added products and Guar Gum is being held from March 26th to 28th, 2019 at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai.
It is a leading trade show for sourcing and networking for Chemicals,Plastics,Construction ,Mining Industry and Allied products .It is organised under the Department of Commerce ,Government Of India.By hosting leading international buyers from across the globe and participants from across the country,the exhibition is poised to be the perfect platform for business networking and promotion of these export segments .
This event would truly be of value to genuine buyers. It would be pertinent to mention that the travel, hotel, stay & local travel of some selected buyers would be completely sponsored by the organisers.
·E-tickets (Full/ Partial) to and fro Economy Class.
·All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) will be provided by the organizer.
·Foreign delegates attending the Meet must NOT be Indian Passport holders.
·In some cases, organizer will cover part of the airfare (reimbursement will be done again copy of the air tickets mentioning the fare amount in USD, copy of the receipt indicating amount paid, Stamp of the Immigration upon entry, VISA copy, copy of front and last page of passport, including address as per passport).
a. Latin America + Central America + USA + Canada:Maximum Reimbursement of USD 1000 or Air Ticket Amount, whichever is lower.
b. Africa + Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)/ ASEAN + Australia & New Zealand +Middle East+European Union+ Rest of the world:Maximum Reimbursement up to of USD 650 or the air ticket amount, whichever is lower.
c. SAARC:Maximum Reimbursement up to of USD 450 or the air ticket amount, whichever is lower.
d. It is mandatory for all the foreign delegates to attend the inaugural function of CAPINDIA-2019 and Buyer Seller meet.
Selection of buyers will be subject to approval of special selection committee, and deadline for the application is 10th Feb., 2019.


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Q: Rails 6 Mina deploy fails at Precompile I am running a Debian 10 (Buster) Server for my Rails 6.0.3, Ruby 2.6.3, Mina 1.2.3 app. When I run Mina deploy it errors out but does not give me enough to help me understand what I need to do to resolve the issue.
Mina Deploy output
Precompiling asset files
       $ RAILS_ENV="production" bundle exec rake assets:precompile
       Traceback (most recent call last):
        3: from /var/www/site/tmp/build-15965768145748/vendor/bundle/ruby/2.6.0/bin/ruby_executable_hooks:24:in `<main>'
        2: from /var/www/site/tmp/build-15965768145748/vendor/bundle/ruby/2.6.0/bin/ruby_executable_hooks:24:in `eval'
        1: from /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.6.3/bin/rake:23:in `<main>'
       /usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.6.3/bin/rake:23:in `load': cannot load such file -- /usr/local/rvm/rubies/ruby-2.6.3/lib/ruby/gems/2.6.0/specifications/default/exe/rake (LoadError)
 !     ERROR: Deploy failed.

Deploy.rb
require 'mina/bundler'
require 'mina/rails'
require 'mina/git'
require 'mina/rvm'

set :application_name, 'site'
set :domain, 'server'
set :user, 'deployer'
set :deploy_to, "/var/www/site"
set :repository, "git@github.com:git.git"
set :branch, 'master'
set :rvm_use_path, '/etc/profile.d/rvm.sh'

set :shared_files, fetch(:shared_files, []).push('config/database.yml', 'config/secrets.yml')

task :remote_environment do
   ruby_version = File.read('.ruby-version').strip
   raise "Couldn't determine Ruby version: Do you have a file .ruby-version in your project root?" if ruby_version.empty?

   invoke :'rvm:use', 'ruby-2.6.3'
end

desc "Deploys the current version to the server."
task :deploy do
   deploy do
     invoke :'git:clone'
     invoke :'deploy:link_shared_paths'
     invoke :'bundle:install'
     invoke :'rails:db_migrate'
     invoke :'rails:assets_precompile'
     invoke :'deploy:cleanup'
     on :launch do
     end
   end
end

namespace :passenger do
desc "Restart Passenger"
   task :restart do
     queue %{
       echo "-----> Restarting passenger"
       cd #{deploy_to}/current
       #{echo_cmd %[mkdir -p tmp]}
       #{echo_cmd %[touch tmp/restart.txt]}
     }
   end
end

I have made sure that yarn is installed and working on my Production machine. When I run the precompile on the Production machine, it runs through successfully. But still errors out in the Mina Deploy with no change in the error text. I have looked into this article  In doing so I have commented out the suggested code snippet just to test, but that did not change anything. In looking at my bashrc, I do not see any snippets with EXPORT or SOURCE at the beginning of them.
EDIT: When I run the precompile on the server side, each new deployment folder seems like it will give me this issue.

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Forum » Game / Game world » steam punk world ?
Hello someone told me why doing another Fantasy world when we can do something new , he told me about "steam punk" and i think that can be a good idea .
just search about steam punk in your favorites search engine !
Re: steam punk world ?
The game play first.Fantasy or steam punk, it's not really the most important.
Steampunk seems alright with me. It has an oldie, retro flavor that is always interesting and permit a variety of situations or symbolics that can take roots either on sci-fi or fantasy. It can gives opportunities to put in place stories that can't be explicated by science only, or by the "it's magic !" old trick.
Not übber smart but always helpful for those who don't know the steampunk movement : a little list of links.
Steampunk in two words : Put a gothic, Victorian aged world in confrontation of the cyberpunk theory (an overtechnological world where the concept of humanity is transcended by tentacular megacorporations capitalist needs and cyberenhanced suburban people) and voilà !
- The unavoidable wikipedia Steampunk page, full of informations.
- A video of the actual movement and its behavior (YouTube), maybe not representative of a game world but it can give some ideas.
- Some classical photos and pictures (Photobucket).
- A non-exhaustive list of games around the steampunk theme. Arcanum is, at my sense and experience, a good base to have a view of a game mixing technology and magic.
i'd like a light graphic (fantasy, scifi or steampunk is the same for me) to have a faster game because in every mmo i played the base movement/attack speed is to low. too many unnecessaries resources to load that makes the gameplay slow.
I totally agree with steampunk. After all the universe is not the same but the resemblances are really close.
But.. it would be necessary to keep something which isn't too futuristic, and where we (maybe :o) can become identified with our character.
Good idea (merci Shaar xD).
I agree, I find that kind of world very interesting. But graphically, we'll have a lot of work if we follow the pure steam punk style. I propose an alternative, I don't know if you have seen the japan animation serie "Last Exile" but I think it can be a good inspiration.
but the good news is , if you go look at the Useful links you'll see that i found bunch of tools to easy the graphics design process (human modelers , tree generator , cities generator, and a landscape generator, and free textures for our world) .
IMO right now we will have work to do to apply textures to all models (this job will not need design skills , someone just need to write a good tutorial how to do it , and people can apply them) .
the skilled graphist should stick in the human/weapons design.
I agree with Mihoko. Make a real steampunk world is going to be hard, we can make an alternative. A game with character of a light steampunk style and without taking back necessarily the whole universe… That's could be nice.
We maybe have several mesh of character, but this is only the beginning : we must also create their style.


THOMPSON—Northern Manitobans will benefit from a new workforce development centre that brings together industry and workers, Education and Training Minister Ian Wishart announced here today at University College of the North (UCN) Thompson Campus.
The new centre offers education and training in response to labour market changes in the region and provides participants with clear roadmaps on how to reach their employment goals. As a result, employers will have access to qualified, skilled workers at all levels of experience.
The province will provide more than $140,000 for the project over two years. Total project investment includes contributions from UCN and local industry and surpasses $250,000.
The minister also commended UCN and Vale for finalizing a letter of intent to deliver initial training and re-certification training for up to 1,000 new and existing Vale employees through the centre.
The minister noted the Northern Workforce Development Centre (NWDC) supports the priorities of the Look North Report and Action Plan for Manitoba's Northern Economy, which calls for strategic alignment among partner organizations and new education and training opportunities based on industry partnerships and labour market needs.
The NWDC is located on the second floor of UCN's Thompson Campus.


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import { FunctionComponent } from 'react';

import { OFFERING_TYPE_BOOKING } from '@waldur/booking/constants';
import { translate } from '@waldur/i18n';
import { PublicOfferingPricingPlansContainer } from '@waldur/marketplace/offerings/details/PublicOfferingPricingPlansContainer';
import { OfferingPurchaseButton } from '@waldur/marketplace/offerings/service-providers/shared/OfferingPurchaseButton';
import { Offering } from '@waldur/marketplace/types';
import './PublicOfferingPricing.scss';

interface PublicOfferingPricingProps {
  offering: Offering;
}

export const PublicOfferingPricing: FunctionComponent<PublicOfferingPricingProps> = ({
  offering,
}) => (

    <PublicOfferingPricingPlansContainer offering={offering} />

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      <OfferingPurchaseButton
        offering={offering}
        label={
          offering.type === OFFERING_TYPE_BOOKING
            ? translate('Book')
            : translate('Purchase')
        }
      />

);

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Q: Creating PHP relay using sockets between multiple clients and servers I've got a Python server which multiple clients connect to using sockets.  At the moment one server isn't able to cope with the load so I'm looking at ways to split the clients up according to some criteria such as their username.
The intention is to put clients with usernames starting with A-G on server 1, H-P on server 2 and P-Z on server 3.
What I'm trying to do is to write a process that will listen for connections on port 45000 and will then forward those on to the appropriate server on 45001, 45002 and 45003.
At the moment, when a client connects to the original server they connect via a TCP port e.g. 45000.  The server checks that they are authorised and responds on a random port with a handshake e.g. 59117, 60647 or 61573.
The response port is not specified when the client first connects so my question is, when is the value determined and how does the client know to listen on that port for the reply ?
So far I've written a PHP process which takes the data from the clients and forwards it to the appropriate server but I can't work out which port to listen on for the response back from the server.  Is there some way that PHP sockets can negotiate the response port so that it can be stored in a variable in my script ?
Here's my basic connection code in PHP.  I have no knowledge of Python so this is going to have to be done in PHP:
// Define remote Server
$socket=socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, SOL_TCP);

// Open socket on remote server to send $buf data to
socket_connect($socket, 'X.X.X.X', 40149);

echo ("Forwarding data ($buf) to $socket ....\r\n");
$bytesWritten=socket_write($socket, $buf, strlen($buf));
echo ("Wrote: $bytesWritten bytes\r\n");

// Now listen for response but this will be on another socket
// How do we know what this is ?
if (false === ($response = socket_read($socket, 16384))) {
    echo ("Response: $response\r\n");
}

This is way out of my comfort zone so I may have this completely wrong but an afternoon spent Googling has turned up any answers yet.


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Lawrence Feick
Interim Associate Dean of the College of Business Administration
801 Cathedral of Learning
feick@pitt.edu
Lawrence Feick is currently the Interim Associate Dean of the College of Business Administration. Prior to his role in executive programs, he served as the Interim President of the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford and the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville. From 2007–15 he served as the Senior Director of International Programs and the Director of the University Center for International Studies at the University of Pittsburgh. He is Professor of Business Administration at the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh where he has been a faculty member since 1982. At Katz, he served as Associate Dean from 1989-1996 and Interim Dean during the 2005–06 academic year. From 1999 through 2005 he served as the director of the University's International Business Center (a federally funded CIBER). Previously, Dr. Feick served on the faculty at Pennsylvania State University where he earned his Ph.D.
Professor Feick teaches in the areas of marketing management and international marketing; and does research in the areas of consumer information search, international marketing, word-of-mouth influence, and the analysis of categorical data and has published articles in Journal of Consumer Research, International Journal of Research in Marketing, Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Retailing, Marketing Science, Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin, Psychological Bulletin, and Public Opinion Quarterly. Dr. Feick has served as a consultant to a number of profit and non-profit firms, including Eastman Kodak, General Motors, and Newsweek. He has done extensive executive teaching, including programs for COFCO Foods, Samsung Electronics, Audi, and Cheil Communications, and has developed a train-the-trainers program on the use of simulations and games and case studies in teaching marketing concepts. He is the coauthor of Country Manager, an international marketing simulation game. He has been a visiting professor at the University of Augsburg (Germany), Czech Management Center (Czech Republic), International Management Center (Hungary), Comenius University (Slovak Republic), Universidad Santa Maria (Ecuador), and the University of Montevideo (Uruguay) where he was a Fulbright Senior Specialist.
Courses Recently Taught
Management Simulation (EMBA)
Marketing Planning and Strategy (MBA)
Plus3 Germany (CBA)
International Marketing (MBA)
PhD, Pennsylvania State University
MS, University of Delaware
BA, University of Delaware
"How Males and Females Differ in Their Likelihood of Transmitting Negative Word of Mouth" Yinlong Zhang, Lawrence Feick, and Vikas Mittal, Journal of Consumer Research, April 2014, 1097-1108.
"Receiver Responses to Rewarded Referrals: The Motive Inferences Framework" Peeter Verlegh, Gangseog Ryu, Mirjam Tuk, and Lawrence Feick, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, November 2013, 669-682.
"Publish and Prosper: The Financial Impact of Publishing by Marketing Faculty" Vikas Mittal, Lawrence Feick, and Feisal Murshed, Marketing Science, May/June 2008, 430-442.
"A Penny for Your Thoughts: Customer Responses to Referral Reward Programs" Gangseog Ryu and Lawrence Feick, Journal of Marketing, January 2007, 84-94.
"Incorporating Word-of-Mouth Effects in Estimating Customer Lifetime Value" Jonathan Lee, Janghuk Lee, and Lawrence Feick, Journal of Database Marketing & Customer Strategy Management, October 2006, 29-39.
"The Role of Product Type and Country of Origin in Decisions about Choice of Endorser Ethnicity in Advertising" Gangseog Ryu, Jongchul Park, and Lawrence Feick, Psychology & Marketing, June 2006, 487-513.
"The Impact of Self-Construal on Angular versus Rounded Shape Preference" Yinlong Zhang, Lawrence Feick, and Lydia J. Price, Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, June 2006, 794 805.
"The Evolution of Consumer Knowledge and Sources of Information: Hungary in Transition" Robin A. Coulter, Linda L. Price, Lawrence Feick, and Camelia Micu, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, October 2005, 604-619.
"Rethinking the Origins of Involvement and Brand Commitment: Insights from Postsocialist Central Europe" Robin A. Coulter, Linda L. Price, and Lawrence Feick, Journal of Consumer Research, September 2003, 151-169.
Recent Working Papers
"Tie Strength and Likelihood to Transmit Negative Word of Mouth: The Moderating Effect of Self-Construal and Perspective Taking"
"The Impact of Reward, Referral Initiative, and Tie Strength on Receiver Responses to Referrals: The Mediating Role of Motive Inferences"
Center Affiliation
Academic Area
Marketing and Business Economics

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On this week's Tips and Tricks, Mojaxx continues his look at Denon DJ's Prime series with thorough, and we mean thorough, review of the SC5000 player.
Unveiled in January, the SC5000 has become the most anticipated DJ product of 2017. It competes directly with Pioneer DJ's CDJ series, aiming to replace it as the go-to player at clubs and festivals.
But does the SC5000 live up to the hype? Watch above to find out.


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The Calgary Flames - From 80 Feet Above
I'm a born and raised Calgarian, who has covered the NHL's Calgary Flames as a contributor to The Canadian Press since 1989-90. A graduate of the journalism program at Mount Royal College, when I'm not filing stories onto the wire, I'm posting analysis and features right here. Stop by, dig in, but don't take things too seriously, it's just hockey.
Top 5 Draft Picks That Have Played for Calgary
This summer, both Vincent Lecavalier (1st overall, 1998) and Tyler Seguin (2nd overall, 2010) have changed NHL addresses. But, although there was some chatter about both, I don't think it got very serious for either to actually end up landing in Calgary.
Did you know that since the NHL came to town in 1980, only four players drafted first or second overall in the NHL Entry Draft have put on the Flaming 'C'? Of course, none of them were drafted by Calgary as the Flames have never had a top five draft pick and that's something only they can claim. This historic fact is also on shaky footing as a bottom five finish for Calgary in 2013-14 is a very real possibility.
Altogether, 15 top five draft picks have played for Calgary including four past No. 1's.
Here is the complete list. Included is the year they were drafted, what years they played in Calgary, and their career point totals in a Flames uniform:
1992 - D Roman Hamrlik (05-06 to 06-07) 126 games, 14-50-64
1990 - RW Owen Nolan (07-08) 77 games, 16-16-32
1979 - D Rob Ramage (87-88 to 88-89) 80 games, 4-19-23
1975 - C Mel Bridgman (81-82 to 82-83) 142 games, 45-80-125
1996 - D Andrei Zyuzin (06-07) 49 games, 1-5-6
2002 - D Jay Bouwmeester (09-10 to 11-12) 279 games, 18-79-97
1998 - D Brad Stuart (06-07) 27 games, 0-5-5
1997 - C Olli Jokinen (08-09 to 11-12) 236 games, 59-106-165
1972 - C Don Lever (80-81 to 81-82) 85 games, 34-42-76
1986 - D Zarley Zalapski (93-94 to 97-98) 178 games, 21-55-76
1982 - C Ron Sutter (00-01) 21 games, 1-3-4
1973 - RW Lanny McDonald (81-82 to 88-89) 492 games, 215-191-406
1995 - C Daymond Langkow (05-06 to 10-11) 392 games, 123-165-288
1993 - C Rob Niedermayer (01-02 to 02-03) 111 games, 14-24-38
1985 - D Dana Murzyn (87-88 to 90-91) 201 games, 16-39-55
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Q: Как добавить столбик года и счетчик недели в pandas и еще добавить переименование столбцов? Подробности вставила ниже на гугл щитс.
Дата в исходнике у меня генерируется из csv таким образом:
csv_file["столбик_в_csv_со_временем"].dt.floor("D")]

У меня есть df такого вида: (исходник)
Дата          |Показатель_1|Показатель_2|
______________|____________|____________|
YYYY-MM-DD    |2           |3
_____________ |____________|____________|
YYYY-MM-DD    |1           |1
______________|____________|_____________
YYYY-MM-DD    |1           |4
______________|____________|_____________
YYYY-MM-DD    |2           |3
______________|____________|_____________
YYYY-MM-DD    |0           |0

Мне нужно сделать сумму показателей в 1 неделе с понедельника по воскресенье. Сделать счетчик недель и вынести год в отдельный столбик.
(Результат)
Год           |Неделя      |Показатель_1|Показатель_2|
______________|____________|____________|____________|
2020          |1           |3            5
_____________ |____________|____________|____________|
2020          |2           |1            6
______________|____________|____________|____________
2020          |3           |4            10
______________|____________|____________|____________
2020          |4           |3            11
______________|____________|____________|____________
2020          |5           |0            12

Как это реализовать? У меня следующие проблемы с реализацией: я не знаю, как выделить год из даты и не знаю, как сделать сумму недели, так как я не знаю, как по дню сделать так, чтобы определялся день недели и счетчик недель не знаю как сделать.
ссылка на данные

A: Ну по идее как-то так:

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*Год: берёте из даты .dt.isocalendar().year

*Неделя года: берёте из даты .dt.isocalendar().week

*Группировка по году и неделе и суммирование: .groupby(["Год","Неделя"]).sum()
Если дата у вас не в колонке, а в индексе, то синтаксис там может быть другой, не через .dt.
Если Pandas старой версии, то там нет .isocalendar() и будет что-то вроде .dt.weekofyear.
Добавил работающий код для ваших данных. Дальше у вас непонятно, что нужно считать.
import pandas as pd

df = pd.read_csv('Stackoverflow данные - Входные данные.csv', parse_dates=['Date1'], dayfirst=True)
df['Год'] = df.Date1.dt.isocalendar().year
df['Неделя'] = df.Date1.dt.isocalendar().week
df[['Date1','Год','Неделя']]

         Date1  Год Неделя
0   2020-08-24  2020    35
1   2020-08-25  2020    35
...
20  2020-09-13  2020    37
21  2020-09-14  2020    38


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Seguin, Juan Nepomuceno
May 5, 2015 by tcloud Leave a Comment
Juan Nepomuceno Seguín (1806–1890), political and military figure of the Texas Revolution and Republic of Texas, was born in San Antonio on October 27, 1806. He was elected alderman in 1828 and served as political chief of the Department of Bexar in 1834. In 1835 he led a militia company to Monclova. After the battle of Gonzales in October 1835, Stephen F. Austin granted a captain's commission to Seguín, who raised a company of thirty-seven. His company was involved in the fall of 1835 in scouting and supply operations for the revolutionary army, and on December 5 it participated in the assault on Gen. Martín Perfecto de Cos' army at San Antonio. Seguín entered the Alamo with the other Texan military when Antonio López de Santa Anna's army arrived, but was sent out as a courier. At Gonzales he organized a company that functioned as the rear guard of Sam Houston's army, was the only Tejano unit to fight at the battle of San Jacinto, and afterward observed the Mexican army's retreat. Seguín accepted the Mexican surrender of San Antonio on June 4, 1836, and served as the city's military commander through the fall of 1837, during which time he directed burial services for the remains of the Alamo dead. He resigned his commission upon election to the Republic of Texas senate at the end of the year. He was the only Mexican Texan in the senate, serving in its second, third, and fourth congress.
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Magill, William Harrison
November 14, 2014 by tcloud Leave a Comment
William Harrison Magill was born 1813 in Kentucky. He and his father Samuel P. Magill fought in the battle of Plum Creek on August 12, 1840. William's younger brother, James P. Magill, later came to Texas and served in the Texas Rangers and became a state legislator.
Magill signed up with a company of rangers in the summer of 1835, serving first under Robert Coleman and then under Robert McAlpine Williamson. Edward Burleson, a veteran of the War of 1812 and a colonel of militia since 1832, led the volunteers from Mina, and Magill grew to admire him greatly and responded frequently over the years when Burleson requested volunteers for militia or ranger duties. Magill's service in the summer of 1835 saw both victory and tragedy. In June the rangers had captured a group of Caddo Indians suspected of stealing horses, and the men voted in favor of executing them on the spot, a decision that Coleman, among others, rushed to carry out. It was a divided vote, however, for Burleson and his followers had wanted to bring the Indians back to Mina for trial. Then, Coleman's company, in which Magill served, attacked a Tawakoni village, and in fierce fighting, a handful of rangers were killed. The rest fell back to Fort Parker and awaited reinforcements arriving under Stephen Moore. In the subsequent regrouping, Magill joined a company under Robert M. Williamson that ranged during the summer as far north as present-day Dallas. When the company of rangers were returning to Mina in September 1835, several of the men chased two Indians. In the ensuring confusion, Magill accidentally shot fellow ranger Moses Smith Hornsby. The shot shattered Hornsby's arm. Hornsby, who had already been wounded in the shoulder, refused to have his arm amputated and died several days later.
The company returned to Mina, and in October, Magill served in the militia that fought and defeated Mexican troops at Mission Conception, near San Antonio. He also volunteered to follow Ben Milam into the Siege of Béxar (San Antonio). In February 1836 he joined the Mina Volunteers when the militia was called up. He was elected second sergeant, under Capt. Jesse Billinglsley. The company hurriedly assembled first at Burleson's house and went on to Gonzales, where they joined the troops under Gen. Sam Houston and began the long march eastward. Magill fought in the battle of San Jacinto on April 21, 1836.
During the Civil War, Magill performed his final military duty as a captain in the Home Guard from Burnett County in 1864. He died on December 17, 1878 and is buried in the Magill Cemetery.
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Milam, Benjamin Rush
Benjamin Rush Milam was born 1788 in Kentucky. He enlisted in the Kentucky militia and fought for several months in the War of 1812. In New Orleans in 1819 Milam met José Félix Trespalacios and James Long, who were planning an expedition to help the revolutionaries in Mexico and Texas gain independence from Spain. Milam joined Trespalacios and was commissioned a colonel. While they sailed to Veracruz, Long marched to La Bahía, which he easily captured, only to discover that the people and soldiers there were revolutionaries, not Royalists. They gave him a hostile reception, and he moved on to San Antonio. In Veracruz and Mexico City, Trespalacios and Milam met with the same reception that Long had received and were imprisoned. Ultimately, with General Long, they were able to legitimatize their purposes and intentions to the new revolutionary government which, in turn, accepted and treated them with respect and generosity. Long was shot and killed by a guard under circumstances that convinced Milam that the killing was plotted by Trespalacios. Milam and several friends then planned to kill Trespalacios. The plot was discovered, however, and Milam and his friends were imprisoned in Mexico City. Through the influence of Joel R. Poinsett, United States minister, all were released.
By the spring of 1824 Milam returned to Mexico, which now had adopted the Constitution of 1824 and had a republican form of government. In Mexico City he met Arthur G. Wavell, an Englishman who had become a general in the Mexican army. Trespalacios, now prominent in the new government also, made overtures to Milam to renew their friendship, and Milam accepted. He was granted Mexican citizenship and commissioned a colonel in the Mexican army in 1824.
In April 1830 the Mexican Congress passed a law prohibiting further immigration of United States citizens into Texas. This was one reason why Milam, as Wavell's agent for his Red River colony, and Robert M. Williamson, as agent for Milam's colony, were not able to introduce the required number of settlers specified in their empresario contracts, which were due to expire in 1832.
In 1835 Milam went to Monclova, the capital of Coahuila and Texas, to urge the new governor, Agustín Viesca, to send a land commissioner to Texas to provide the settlers with land titles. Viesca agreed to do this. However, before Milam could leave the city, word came that Antonio López de Santa Anna had overthrown the representative government of Mexico, had established a dictatorship, and was en route to Texas with an army. Viesca fled with Milam, but both were captured and imprisoned at Monterrey. Milam eventually escaped and headed for the Texas border, which he reached in October 1835. By accident he encountered a company of soldiers commanded by George Collinsworth, from whom he heard of the movement in Texas for independence. Milam joined them, helped capture Goliad, and then marched with them to join the main army to capture San Antonio. While returning from a scouting mission in the southwest on December 4, 1835, Milam learned that a majority of the army had decided not to attack San Antonio as planned but to go into winter quarters. Convinced that this decision would be a disaster for the cause of independence, Milam then made his famous, impassioned plea: "Who will go with old Ben Milam into San Antonio?" Three hundred volunteered, and the attack, which began at dawn on December 5, ended on December 9 with the surrender of Gen. Martín Perfecto de Cos and the Mexican army (the Siege of Béxar). Milam did not survive to witness the victory, however. On December 7 he was shot in the head by a sniper and died instantly. In 1897 the Daughters of the Republic of Texas erected a monument at Milam's gravesite in Milam Park, San Antonio. The marker was moved in 1976, and the location of the grave was forgotten until 1993, when a burial was unearthed that archeologists think is probably Milam's.
Smith, Ben Fort
Ben Fort Smith was born 1796 in Kentucky. He and his father and older brother served in the Natchez expedition and in the Creek campaign. As a member of Andrew Jackson's staff he fought at the battle of New Orleans and was promoted to major before he was nineteen. He took part in making treaties with the Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians in 1818 and 1820. On July 25, 1823, he was appointed United States agent to the Chickasaw Indians; he resigned on December 16, 1829, because of friction with the Colberts, chiefs of the Chickasaw nation. In the spring of 1832 he fought in the Black Hawk War.
During the Texas revolution Smith commanded a company of volunteers in the early activities fought at Gonzales and relieved J. M. Collinsworthqv at Goliad; he was with Austin in the Siege of Béxar. In November 1835 he set out for Mississippi to recruit troops for the Revolutionary Army. His recruiting work and the settlement of his father's estate delayed his return to Texas until February. He re-entered the army as a private on March 13, 1836, but the company he had recruited did not arrive until late in March. During the retreat from Gonzales he served as quartermaster and as acting adjutant to Sam Houston. Although enlisted in the company of William H. Patton, Smith was transferred before the battle of San Jacinto to the cavalry company of Henry W. Karnes. He served after May 6 as adjutant general under Thomas J. Rusk and remained in the army until August 5. After the signing of the treaty of May 14, 1836, Smith and Henry Teal served as commissioners to overtake Vicente Filisola's retreating army and secured Filisola's ratification of the treaties of Velasco at the Mexican camp west of Goliad on May 26.
In the fall of 1839 he served on a six-week expedition up the Brazos River against the Indians. He died at the home of a brother, Shelby Smith, at White Sulphur Springs on July 10, 1841.
Roberts, John S.
John S. Roberts signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence, was born 1796 in Virginia. At age sixteen he enlisted in the Tennessee Militia for service in the War of 1812. He participated in the Battle of New Orleans as a member of Col. John Coffee's regiment. In 1822, he joined the Ayish Bayou forces that took part in the Fredonian Rebellion, led by Haden and Benjamin W. Edwards against the Mexican government of Texas. Roberts was a major in the Fredonian forces and served as a judge at the impeachment trial of Samuel Norris, alcalde of the Nacogdoches District, and José Antonio Sepúlveda, captain of the Nacogdoches Militia. Roberts enlisted in the Nacogdoches Independent Volunteers on October 4, 1835, as a first lieutenant and was later promoted to captain under Capt. Thomas J. Rusk and saw distinguished service in the Siege of Béxar. He died August 9, 1871. His body was interred in the old Oak Grove Cemetery in Nacogdoches.
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William Tennant Austin, soldier and civil servant of the Republic of Texas, was born on January 30, 1809, in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the son of Susan (Rogers) and John Punderson Austin. On December 12, 1830 Stephen F. Austin had located land on Buffalo Bayou for William, who had established a mercantile trade before the end of […]
Martin Baty Lewis (1806–1884), soldier and county official, was born in Clark County, Indiana, on January 13, 1806, the eldest son of Sally (Lemasters) and Samuel S. Lewis, who also served at the Siege of Bexar. He married Nancy Moore 1825 in Indiana and they had eleven children. He emigrated to Texas in January 1830, […]
Pleasant Marshall Bull was born Feb. 18, 1808 in Grainger County Tennessee to John Valentine Bull and Fetna Bean. He came to Texas to acquire land, arriving in 1831 and settling in Brazoria, Austin Colony. He was a veteran of the Battle of Concepcion and the Battle of Bexar and is on the muster roll […]
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Looks Like The Only Thing Baton Rouge Pols Can Drain Is Money From Your Wallet
June 11th, 2019 MacAoidh
Yesterday the Baton Rouge Business Report had a fun article which more or less echoed a post we had here at The Hayride last week discussing the criminal misprioritization of taxpayer funds in Baton Rouge away from basic infrastructure.
We noted the unjustifiable dedication of tax revenues toward things like libraries, parks, a bus system nobody uses and the horrifically corrupt East Baton Rouge Council on Aging, while roads and drainage are routinely ignored – or are used not as priorities but rather as hooks to bring in even more tax revenues.
We didn't get into the detail the Business Report's piece did. Enter that into the picture and it's even worse than we suggested…
As Capital Region residents continue to deal with the aftermath of the June 6 thunderstorm that flooded some neighborhoods with nearly seven inches of rain in less than one hour, hundreds of millions of federal dollars earmarked for projects to improve drainage in East Baton Rouge Parish are sitting idle in Washington D.C. Why? Because city and state officials have been unable to scare up the $2 million a year in matching funds necessary to get the projects underway.
U.S. Rep. Garret Graves helped secure the $255 million in federal funding nearly a year ago from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the East Baton Rouge Parish Flood Control Project, which has been on the books for some 30 years but was never funded until last July.
It calls for widening, deepening, cleaning out and otherwise improving five key drainage canals that run through the parish: Blackwater Bayou, Beaver Bayou, Jones Creek, Ward's Creek and Bayou Fountain. It's unique because the Army Corps of Engineers doesn't typically fund such specifically local drainage projects. Had the work been completed prior to the June 6 storm officials say the level of flash flooding could have been significantly reduced.
"The flooding we saw last Thursday demonstrates the urgency of this," Graves says.
But the projects haven't moved forward because neither the state nor the city has put up a local match, which amounts to $65 million. While that may sound like more than either cash-strapped government can afford, the commitment is not nearly as onerous as it sounds.
For one thing, the money doesn't have to be paid until after the projects are completed, which would be around 2024 if construction started today.
More significantly, the money can be paid back over 30 years, meaning the actual amount needed on an annual basis is just a little over $2 million.
We're talking about $2 million a year in a billion-dollar budget.
But to listen to the "responsible adults" in charge of East Baton Rouge Parish, that's just not doable…
"I've asked that question and I understand it doesn't sound like much," says Fred Raiford, city-parish director of transportation and drainage. "But it's about being able to commit to a funding source every year for 30 years and our sales tax revenues haven't gotten where we need them to be. We're looking at a zero-based budget again for the fourth year in a row."
This is how ridiculously indefensible Raiford's statement is…
What this comes down to is horrendous leadership, which is something Baton Rouge – along with lots of other places in Louisiana – has been saddled with for a long time. If you can't maintain your drainage infrastructure, you have no business building palaces to serve as libraries or overfunding your Council on Aging to serve as a get-out-the-vote engine for the local political machine.
Maybe enough flooded voters will begin to see the light and start throwing bums out on Election Night. What concerns us is those voters will just pick up and leave instead.
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ZZ Top legend Billy Gibbons may be the victim of false marketing following a serious of disastrous appearances in Australia.
Gibbons appearances in Australia were promoted as 'Up Close and Personal'. While the show was billed as a Q&A "kicking back with Billy as he plays and reflects on some of his favorite tunes and famous riffs" the marketing suggested fans were in for at least a standard sized show "To perform some of his greatest hits Billy".
Instead fans $105.95 got them two or three songs or in the case of the last show in Newcastle … two and a half songs after the legend was pelted with whatever the audience were holding in a Blues Brothers chicken wirelike re-enactment.
The final show in Brisbane for tonight (12 Jan) has been cancelled.
In a statement to Noise11.com from Gibbons office, we are told that what was sold to Billy and what was promoted to the fans were two totally different things. Gibbons was unaware that the audience was expecting a complete show until he arrived in Australia and did not prepare or bring the right equipment to play a show.
Billy was under the impression that he was coming to Australia to talk about hot rods, his passion. At no time was he even told a musical performance was required.
Audience expectations regarding Billy Gibbons' role as a performing musician in the recent Up Close & Personal dates through Australia seem not to have been in line with what he was asked to do when his services were engaged last year.


Last week, I shared the amazing things I witnessed on the USS Alabama. That experience was so seriously cool.
During my travels to Texas and Florida, I also saw my share of things that weren't so amazing. If anything, I can only classify them as odd.
I've been trying to think of how to categorize them, as they're pretty random (as you're about to see… mwahahaha!). And finally, I was like, You know what? I'll just throw them out, as-is.
While in Florida, I visited a museum (not the USS Alabama) that had a replica of a typical 1940s town. Naturally, it featured a little grocery store. As I mentioned before, I love being in places where I can pretend to be a part of that era. Therefore, seeing the storefront, I got to pretend to be a middle-aged mother shopping for her family in the 40s. As it turns out, it wasn't so different from my normal life… Kidding!
I love it because, in today's world, this product would fail SOOOO hard. In the age of organic this and natural that, the idea of simply calling a cheese product "Brick" is awesome! And revolting.
Yep, it's a pot serving as the toilet.
My favorite things about this are a). Imagining how someone would actually use it (I guess you sit on it and grip the handles for dear life?) AND b.) the fact it has a nice lid, complete with a handle (to hide those unseemly messes).
They're the creepiest things I've ever seen! And when I brought my fingers together, making them all clap, it sent shivers up my spine.
Part of me really wanted to try it. But then if I didn't talk any different afterwards, I might get really paranoid.
I've done a couple SkyMall posts in the past, featuring weird products. You can view them here and here. I thought I was done with the subject until I heard they're likely filing for bankruptcy.
Part of me feels really bad for them. Looking through the magazine is so much fun! And they really do have some cool stuff!
Yep, it's a USB paper towel holder. This is so bad, it could seriously be on one of those joke gift boxes, where you wrap up your friend's sweater in packaging that reads "Motorized Rolling Pin".


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Went here with son and 2 young granddaughters. Food was very nice and I liked the fact you could pick your pasta and what sauce you wanted to go with it. Nice friendly staff, nice food Would recommend.
We went there with colleagues to have a chat, drink and eat. The waiters were friendly and quick. Most of us had food, everything was tasty and compared to the amount of food and drinks, we didn't pay that much. The place looks posh and turn into a disco for weekends. Definitely will visit again.
Last Saturday we went to HITCH after a recommendation of the restaurant. We came in and it was packed! But in a good way. We went to the bar to order our drinks which where made very fast and tasted great! We stayed till closing and had an amazing night! Keep it up!
The entry search is mandatory, the others will be at the discretion of venue management. HITCH operates a zero tolerance policy to drugs. Anyone found with illegal drugs will be banned from the venue and reported to the police. Anyone found to be asking for drugs or offering drugs will also be banned for life. Anyone found to be in possession of a weapon will be banned from the venue and the police will be called. Only people aged 21 and over will be admitted to HITCH. Customers may be required to present their ID on entry at the discretion of doormen. We only accept originals, we do not accept photocopies. Management reserve the right to refuse entry.
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From The Hague to the Balkans: A Victim-oriented Reparations Approach to Improved International Criminal Justice
Author: Stathis N. Palassis
World War. Significant similarities have, in fact, been drawn between the nature of crimes committed in Bosnia and the atrocities committed by Nazi Germany. 147 Initially, one who is investigating the atrocities in Bosnia might dismiss the similarities between that country and Nazi Germany. The
In: International Criminal Law Review
Developments of Criminal Law in Europe: An Overview3
Authors: B. Huber and G. Restle
time in this publica- tion, with the criminal law of the European Community. At a time when knowledge of, and information on, criminal laws in the EC countries began to become an even greater necessity, the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and Interna- tional Criminal Law in Freiburg, Germany embarked
In: European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
Critical Criminology on the European Continent: Its History, Rise, Fall and Resurrection
Author: René van Swaaningen
- lished - such as Contemporary Crises and Crime and Social Justice, the German 2. St. Cohen, Intellectual scepticism and political commitment; the case of radical criminology (Amsterdam, 1990). 3. R. van Swaaningen, Critical criminology; visions from Europe (London, 1997), pp. 82-84. 43
Modern Developments in Universal Jurisdiction: Addressing Impunity in Tibet and Beyond
Author: Mark Chadwick
response to public outcry against their presence. Th ey were all politically 'safe' prosecutions, as the Nazi regime had long since disappeared and had been univer- sally condemned; indeed, Germany - perhaps the most interested state - was happy to see these remnants of its past prosecuted. Whether these
Individual Responsibility and the Application of Ignoratio Juris Non Excusat in International Law
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, however, is that in the theoretical scenario, that the Nuremberg Tribunal did decide to apply domestic criminal law, e.g. Nazi Criminal Law, the Tribunal need not have actually exonerated German offenders on the ground that they were compliant with said laws. On the contrary, the laws themselves could
The Defense of Superior Orders in International Law: Some Implications for the Codification of International Criminal Law
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prosecuting Nazis war criminals in their respective zones of occupation in Germany. See T. Taylor, "Nuremberg Trials, War Crimes and International Law", 450 International Conciliation (1949) 243-371, at 254-5; V. Maugham, U.N.O. and War Crimes (London: John Murray, 1951) 20-22. See also Th e United Nations
Talking about Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice in Europe: A Case for More Interdisciplinary Dialogue
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Sixty-Five Years of International Criminal Justice: The Facts and Figures
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with crimes committed in Europe (although the crimes of Nazi Germany stretched beyond the boundaries of Europe). The STL deals with crimes committed in the Middle East, while the ICC can potentially deal with crimes committed anywhere in the world but so far has mainly dealt with crimes committed in
Heads of State Immunities, International Crimes and President Bashir's Visit to South Africa
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Socialist Republics, the United Kingdom and the Provisional Government of the French Republic , 5 June 1945, avalon.law. yale.edu /wwii/ger01.asp, accessed 13 May 2018, which set out the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany and provided the following: 'The principal Nazi leaders as specified by the
International Criminal Law and Transitional Justice in Brazil
Authors: Maria Ereza Rocha de Assis Moura, Fabíola Girão Monteconrado and Marcos Zilli
number of homicides that have been committed. Th us, thinking along the lines of the doctrines put forward by Alicia Gil Gil 22 on the fi rst ruling made by the German Supreme Court in relation to genocide, the STF concluded that "each distinct foreseen action—'killing', 'grievous bodily harm


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Is it time for Midland to remove parking meters and sell them to other municipalities or sell them for scrap? Do parking meters still accomplish anything? Do they curtail shoppers who could go to box stores where there is always free parking? Has the parking meter era past its prime?
Can the parking authority show taxpayers that meters are still essential and still serve a useful service?
There is no doubt that downtown shop keepers and their staff would naturally park as close as they could to their place of employment. Not certain if that wouldn't be fair but maybe they realize the value of leaving those spaces open for each other's customers – whom they share. Maybe workers would be required to use a staff only parking lot near First Street or Midland Avenue. Only one of the lots could be designated as such. Just thinking out loud.
What do you think? Are we hurting our downtown or making enough in coin to offset any impact?
Your point about the employees using the parking is a valid point. They may see the value of leaving them open. But would the apartment above just use them as their own permanent parking? If they got the spot when the shops were closed they could occupy the spots all day, or for days. If they had family gatherings they could take up a considerable portion of the downtown parking.
Also, the average meter revenue is 10k monthly. That is a substantial amount of money. Note as well that we do give free parking in December.
Your customers have to leave because their meters are up. But if the residents upstairs take the parking before your store even opens, your customers will have no parking. 120k minus the wages of our bylaw staff, minus the cost of maintaining the meters doesnt leave much left over in terms of "profit" or as you called it, cash grab. If we did not have this revenue stream it would go on to the tax base, which we are working very hard to reduce. This is a great conversation because there are good arguements on both sides.
Revenue at 10k a month. Now is that a lot from tickets or just people paying for parking?
I don't get a breakdown of where the money comes from specifically. Just the monthly parking income on the MLEO report. I get another one this Thursday. Note, with the free parking in December we were able to donate the revenue from that to 3 local charities from the people who paid unknowingly.
Cody Oschefski it wasn't necessarily people that paid unknowingly. Many people paid willingly knowing that the town had instituted the policy to donate December's meter revenue to charity.
This is true, Robert Contois. The meter revenue this year was much higher than last year.
Permits will start a war as we look to get tourists in to spend.
Ricky Zimmerman likely right. I retract.
I rarely use the Main Street parking as I rarely have coins the back lots are not always full. I have not been in many towns that have our old fashioned metres but they have moved to the ticket machines even for their lots. I have no objection paying a fee for parking as long as it is reasonable. Collingwood is very reasonable. Might want to look at their model.
I agree that the parking meters are a deterrent from doing business downtown. My understanding is that the parking meter program is a break-even program, i.e. revenue equals costs such as monely collection, meter maintenance, enforcement, etc. In response to Cody's concern about local residents taking up the spots, downtown street parking should be a 3 hour limit, same as on the parking lots right now, with one or more lots allowing for longer term parking to accommodate local residents.
paying a dollar to enjoy a good meal is a small price to pay. Even tossing in a dime to run in the bank is minor. the cost is very minimal and has never entered my mind when parking on king. at least its free after 5 and on weekends. could be like the big smoke and cost you a fortune.
Also, a customer goes to a store knowing they only have "X" amount of time to shop. This makes them buy what they need and leave the store and the parking space. Making room for the next customer. No meter means I could park there, browse stores for several hours and not buy anything. The whole time taking up a spot that a paying customer could have had.
i own down here. i work down here. im here everyday. i see it and hear it. my livelyhood depends on downtown. PARKING METERS CHASE CUSTOMERS AWAY. PERIOD. i see this everyday.
You do. I think it is safe to say that the majority of downtown storeowners do not have tennant parking.
You are certainly entitled to your opinion. You won't see me lining my pockets. 🙂 Not saying he is, just responding to your comment.
Christmas can't hurt either, David Lee. I'm sure Walmarts numbers are highet in December as well and they have free parking all year long.
When you hire a person with no personality or common sense writing tickets for blocking a sidewalk, kind of makes u want to go to the mall.
So the truck got a ticket for blocking the sidewalk?
She's just doing her job, the same as you and I both do everyday. I've gotten tickets for being a couple minutes expired on my metre. That's her job.
2 hours free on King Street. Tickets $30 metered parking on all other town lots at $1 an hour.
Ok we all have our opinions but personal derogatory remarks on a public forum are not appropriate in my opinion. And calling someone a monkey has ALWAYS been considered derogatory.
I thought when the town hired the consulting firm last year they said there was a disproportionate amount of free parking in comparison to other towns of this size. Also, I don't go to Orillia very often, but I've gotten more tickets downtown Orillia then Midland, and YOU CANNOT park anywhere near downtown for free in Orillia, except at the bottom near the Legion. I stop downtown nearly every day for something, and I almost always park on the main street, and sometimes I forget to throw a dime in the metre, so I guess that might be luck but I really can't complain. If somebody doesn't want to stay in your store because they have to throw a quarter in the metre they probably can't afford what your selling anyways.
Didn't that study address the parking issue Cody Oschefski?
Yes, the downtown masterplan said we have an abundance of parking downtown. I believe there were more downtown parking spaces than the Walmart parking lot.
The cost of the metres on the main street is not expensive if you want free go behind in the lots.
The parking enforcement officer does not have a magic beacon that tells her your meter is expired. If you're worried about being a minute late, put an extra nickel in the meter. It's simply. Parking meters are an effective way of keeping customer flow.
That is the parking officers Job. They get paid to give tickets. Just like we all get paid to do our jobs correctly. I've gotten tickets before, kudos to that poor person who walks around in -10 to give tickets. Not a job id want!
If you take them out renters above the stores will be parking there all day and nite, that's what will hurt the downtown more then the meters. Also you see how busy the downtown was before the malls, Walmart etc, that's the way the downtown needs to be brought back to.. Meters didn't hurt the downtown!!!
totally agree. This town has so much to offer in the downtown/town dock, the street should be closed to traffic 1 Saturday a month for that, May to Sept.. It would be a success and would better the stores exposure as well, classic cars, motor bike show n shine, farmers and artesian market. This downtown could be even greater then it is now!!
I think they do David, they are behind the stores, or they rent them knowing parking not available..
Personally I have no issues with meter parking on King St. As I believe it's a great source of income for the town as well as a great way to regulate those that may abuse the spots if they were free.
I do however feel that each merchant or employee that does work in the downtown area and does not have a designate parking spot, should be able to obtain a parking pass that allows them to park without worry in the lots. Having to run out every 3 hours causes unnecessary congestion, takes away from providing services and the cost to get a yearly permit is not reasonable. Really what is the difference?? Most are parking for free all year anyway by moving every 3 hours. Just a thought that may come in handy to those business owners that are already struggling to keep doors open as every bit of savings helps.
Does anyone here own, rent, or work downtown?
Every block downtown has free parking on either Midland Ave. or First St. There should be no employee parking on Main Street, I think it is very affordable for employers to buy parking passes if needed for employees for permit parking areas..
We don't have a permit over $500.00 The most expensive is $431.21. And no, they are not always all sold out.


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MORRIS COUNTY PARK COMMISSION RECEIVES ROOTS FOR RIVERS GRANT
The Morris County Park Commission was recently awarded a $12,406.50 Roots for Rivers Grant to reforest a floodplain along a tributary of the North Branch of the Whippany River at Central Park of Morris County in Parsippany. The grant funded the purchase of 1,471 native trees and shrubs, as well as tubes and support stakes to protect the plantings from deer. The Roots for Rivers Reforestation Grant was funded by The Nature Conservancy and The Watershed Institute and works towards a goal to plant 100,000 trees in New Jersey floodplains by 2020.
The project site sits on the former Greystone Park State Psychiatric Hospital property, which is now managed by the Morris County Park Commission for passive recreational uses and conservation purposes. The 4-acre reforestation area is abandoned pastureland that became deteriorated by non-native, invasive plant species. Reforestation of the floodplain with native trees and shrubs will help filter water to improve water quality, absorb floodwaters, cool the stream for fish, and provide quality habitat for insects and wildlife.
To date, the Morris County Park Commission has worked with over 90 volunteers from Jersey Cares, the New York Red Bulls, Covanta Energy, Novartis, and the Whippany River Watershed Access Committee to plant and protect the trees. Species include a variety of oaks and maples, black gum, smooth alder, and American sycamore.
Volunteers are still needed to help complete the project. Any interested volunteers are encouraged to contact the Morris County Park Commission at 973.326.7600 or info@morrisparks.net.