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Name Index Clayton HANSEL was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Virginia CLARK. Virginia CLARK and Clayton HANSEL were married. Children were: Deborah "Debbie" HANSEL.
Deborah "Debbie" HANSEL was born (date unknown). Parents: Clayton HANSEL and Virginia CLARK.
Spouse: Roger Stanley "Stan" MINNICK. Deborah "Debbie" HANSEL and Roger Stanley "Stan" MINNICK were married in 1969. Stan and Debbie lived in or near Carrollton in July 2000. Children were: Bradley Clayton MINNICK.
HANSEN was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Renna F. MURCHISON. Renna F. MURCHISON and HANSEN were married.
Spouse: Kathy GREEN. Kathy GREEN and HANSEN were married.
Spouse: Deanna C. RANES. Deanna C. RANES and HANSEN were married.
Charles "Buddy" HANSEN was born in September 1932. Parents: William Lee "Bill" HANSEN Jr. and Helen Angeline MERRIMAN.
Clinton "Clint" HANSEN was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Alice L. STEEN. Alice L. STEEN and Clinton "Clint" HANSEN were married. Children were: Sonja Helen HANSEN.
Spouse: Velma Margaret WHEELBARGER. Velma Margaret WHEELBARGER and Clinton "Clint" HANSEN were married. Children were: Diana Louise HANSEN.
Diana Louise HANSEN was born on 18 August 1953 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. She died on 11 August 2016 at the age of 62 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. She was buried on 18 August 2016 in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. She graduated from Chillicothe High School in 1971. Her obit says she was a daughter of Velma Wheelbarger and step-father Clint Hansen. Parents: Clinton "Clint" HANSEN and Velma Margaret WHEELBARGER.
Spouse: David GROUSE. Diana Louise HANSEN and David GROUSE were married on 6 May 1972 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. Children were: Christina "Christie" GROUSE, Lisa GROUSE.
Doug HANSEN was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Rita ATKISON. Rita ATKISON and Doug HANSEN were married.
Elizabeth "Betty" HANSEN was born on 9 December 1928 in Benton Harbor, Berrien, Michigan. She died on 9 August 1965 at the age of 36. Parents: William Lee "Bill" HANSEN Jr. and Helen Angeline MERRIMAN.
Spouse: Ace YOUNG. Elizabeth "Betty" HANSEN and Ace YOUNG were married.
Flora Luvenia HANSEN was born on 25 November 1896 in Hale, Carroll, Missouri. She died on 18 December 1966 at the age of 70 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. She was buried on 20 December 1966 in Avalon Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: John P. HANSEN and Joquetti DYE.
Spouse: Monte "Pete" MABERRY. Flora Luvenia HANSEN and Monte "Pete" MABERRY were married on 22 December 1915 in Tina, Carroll, Missouri. Children were: Gene MABERRY, Roy Leland MABERRY, Othur Wayne MABERRY, Trenouth Lee MABERRY, Lucille MABERRY, Dalace Gene MABERRY, Kelly Dean MABERRY.
Helen "Sis" HANSEN was born on 2 November 1931. Parents: William Lee "Bill" HANSEN Jr. and Helen Angeline MERRIMAN.
Spouse: Charles E. FISHER. Helen "Sis" HANSEN and Charles E. FISHER were married in Dixon, Lee, Illinois.
Howard HANSEN was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Frances V. BROWN. Frances V. BROWN and Howard HANSEN were married.
Ira Antonius HANSEN was born on 9 May 1898 in Racine, Racine, Wisconsin. He died on 28 February 1980 at the age of 81. He was buried in Auburn, Placer, California. Ira and his mother-in-law, Lorene Matthew, were buried on the same day in the same cemetery.
Spouse: Cleo Opal MATTHEW. Cleo Opal MATTHEW and Ira Antonius HANSEN were married. Children were: Nadara HANSEN, Marilyne HANSEN.
John P. HANSEN was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Joquetti DYE. Joquetti DYE and John P. HANSEN were married. Children were: Flora Luvenia HANSEN.
John Sven Aaaron HANSEN was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Lillian Beatrice MCCLUNG. Lillian Beatrice MCCLUNG and John Sven Aaaron HANSEN were married.
Joyce Ann HANSEN was born on 4 May 1936 in Dixon, Lee, Illinois. She died on 24 April 2004 at the age of 67 in Lee Co., Illinois. Parents: William Lee "Bill" HANSEN Jr. and Helen Angeline MERRIMAN.
Spouse: Charles ENLOW Jr.. Joyce Ann HANSEN and Charles ENLOW Jr. were married on 12 May 1951 in Taylorville, Christian, Illinois.
Julie Faye HANSEN was born (date unknown).
Spouse: James Austin GARBER. Julie Faye HANSEN and James Austin GARBER were married. Children were: Velma GARBER, Chester Scott GARBER, Pearl GARBER.
Marilyne HANSEN was born (date unknown). Parents: Ira Antonius HANSEN and Cleo Opal MATTHEW.
Spouse: Allen ALLEN. Marilyne HANSEN and Allen ALLEN were married. They were divorced.
Nadara HANSEN was born (date unknown). She went by the nickname "Tique" but later legally changed her name to "Chariton." Parents: Ira Antonius HANSEN and Cleo Opal MATTHEW.
Spouse: JOHNSON. Nadara HANSEN and JOHNSON were married. They were divorced. Children were: Victor JOHNSON.
Spouse: FRISBEE. Nadara HANSEN and FRISBEE were married.
Spouse: DIXON. Nadara HANSEN and DIXON were married.
Richard Leonard HANSEN was born on 8 December 1927. He died on 3 July 2001 at the age of 73. He was buried in Welsh Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri.
Spouse: Beatrice Avanell HUGHES. Beatrice Avanell HUGHES and Richard Leonard HANSEN were married on 9 December 1951 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. The bride was of Chillicothe, the groom of Liberty.
Sandra HANSEN was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Loren WORLEY. Sandra HANSEN and Loren WORLEY were married.
Sonja Helen HANSEN was born on 29 December 1946 in Corydon, Polk, Iowa. She died on 4 March 1982 at the age of 35 in Chillicothe Twp., Livingston, Missouri. She was buried on 6 March 1982 in Edgewood Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: Clinton "Clint" HANSEN and Alice L. STEEN.
Spouse: Ronald Ray GILLILAN. Sonja Helen HANSEN and Ronald Ray GILLILAN were married on 7 March 1963 in Kidder, Caldwell, Missouri. Bride and groom were of Chillicothe. Clinton Hansen, father of Sonja, gives consent. Children were: Ronald Ray GILLILAN Jr., Melanie Elizabeth GILLILAN, Ruth Ann GILLILAN, Cindy Ray GILLILAN, Donna Jean GILLILAN.
William Lee "Bill" HANSEN Jr. died on 16 May 1949 in Dixon, Lee, Illinois.
Spouse: Helen Angeline MERRIMAN. Helen Angeline MERRIMAN and William Lee "Bill" HANSEN Jr. were married. Children were: Elizabeth "Betty" HANSEN, Helen "Sis" HANSEN, Charles "Buddy" HANSEN, Joyce Ann HANSEN.
William HANSETT was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Norma Ann BEVELLE. Norma Ann BEVELLE and William HANSETT were married on 16 August 1971.
Bernice Roberta HANSON was born on 23 June 1910 in Osage City, Osage, Kansas. She died on 30 April 1949 at the age of 38 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri. Her last residence was on Michigan Ave. in Kansas City. She was buried on 4 May 1949 in Lock Springs Cemetery, Daviess, Missouri.
Spouse: Karl Kenneth "Cotton" MCCLURE. Bernice Roberta HANSON and Karl Kenneth "Cotton" MCCLURE were married on 20 November 1943. Children were: Margaret L. MCCLURE.
Carole J. HANSON was born on 25 March 1954 in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas.
Spouse: Ronald Dean BROOKS. Carole J. HANSON and Ronald Dean BROOKS were married on 27 April 1977 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri.
Clarence W. HANSON was born on 5 January 1918.
Spouse: Helen Alice JORDIN. Helen Alice JORDIN and Clarence W. HANSON were married on 27 November 1947 in Bowling Green, Pike, Missouri. Children were: Linda C. HANSON, Dennis W. HANSON.
Della Christina HANSON was born on 7 November 1915. She died on 1 February 2000 at the age of 84. She was buried in Allen, Collin, Texas.
Spouse: Melvin Franklin STEPHENS. Della Christina HANSON and Melvin Franklin STEPHENS were married on 29 July 1934 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. The bride was of Bucklin, the groom of Sampsel. Children were: Victor Lee STEPHENS, Patricia Sue STEPHENS.
Dennis W. HANSON was born (date unknown). Parents: Clarence W. HANSON and Helen Alice JORDIN.
Frances HANSON was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Jack GOWTY. Frances HANSON and Jack GOWTY were married. Children were: Emma Kathryn GOWTY.
Jacqueline HANSON was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Dr. John Manley "Jack" DAVIS. Jacqueline HANSON and Dr. John Manley "Jack" DAVIS were married.
Judith HANSON was born about 1747 in Albemarle County, Virginia. She died after 1820 at the age of 73 in Kentucky. Her surname is also reported as Oldham.
Spouse: Fisher Rice BENNETT. Judith HANSON and Fisher Rice BENNETT were married on 13 December 1768 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Children were: William M. BENNETT, Samuel BENNETT.
Julie Sue HANSON was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Donald Audsley BALLEW. Julie Sue HANSON and Donald Audsley BALLEW were married on 10 August 1969 in Clarkson Valley, St. Louis, Missouri. Children were: Sarah Dee BALLEW, Emily Dawn BALLEW, Julie Diane BALLEW, Rebecca Darlene BALLEW, David Dale BALLEW.
Linda C. HANSON was born (date unknown). Parents: Clarence W. HANSON and Helen Alice JORDIN.
Spouse: STERLING. Linda C. HANSON and STERLING were married.
Mary HANTISSE was born (date unknown).
Spouse: William Earl REYNOLDS. Mary HANTISSE and William Earl REYNOLDS were married on 12 March 1865 in Caldwell Co., Missouri.
HAPES was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Elsie Mae "Betty" BENNETT. Elsie Mae "Betty" BENNETT and HAPES were married.
Bill HAPES was born (date unknown). Parents: Wayne Russell HAPES and Berva LAUHOFF.
Spouse: Rhonda Gayle DENTON. Rhonda Gayle DENTON and Bill HAPES were married.
Buena Marie HAPES was born on 20 September 1935. Parents: Charles Stephen HAPES and Ila Delores BROWNING.
Spouse: Ronald F. "Ron" HAKE. Buena Marie HAPES and Ronald F. "Ron" HAKE were married on 7 September 1957 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri. The bride was of Carroll Co., the groom of Henry Co., Missouri.
C. Leroy HAPES was born (date unknown). Parents: Charles Stephen HAPES and Ila Delores BROWNING.
Spouse: Beverly . Beverly and C. Leroy HAPES were married.
Carl M. HAPES was born about 1925 in Missouri. Parents: Delbert Stevens HAPES and Rosa HERTIG.
Spouse: Wanda Lee RAYNEY. Wanda Lee RAYNEY and Carl M. HAPES were married. Children were: Judy HAPES.
Carolyn Marie HAPES was born about 1950. Parents: Wayne Russell HAPES and Berva LAUHOFF.
Spouse: Richard Joseph HURST. Carolyn Marie HAPES and Richard Joseph HURST were married on 26 April 1968 in Columbia, Boone, Missouri. The bride was of Chillicothe, the groom of Columbia, Missouri.
Catherine Ethel HAPES was born on 28 October 1885 in Livingston Co., Missouri. She died on 1 July 1970 at the age of 84 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. She was buried in Resthaven Memorial Gardens, Livingston, Missouri. She was a graduate of Chillicothe Business College and Northeast Missouri State College. Parents: Charles Everett HAPES and Louisa Mae STROW.
Spouse: Dr. Clyde Raymond KINNISON. Catherine Ethel HAPES and Dr. Clyde Raymond KINNISON were married on 19 March 1921 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. Children were: Thomas Arthur KINNISON.
Charles E. HAPES was born on 31 January 1883 in Livingston Co., Missouri. He was born six miles east of Chillicothe. He died on 8 July 1960 at the age of 77 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. He was buried on 11 July 1960 in Edgewood Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. He retired as an engineer on the Milwaukee Rail Road. Parents: Charles Everett HAPES and Louisa Mae STROW.
Spouse: Thressa Porter STEWART. Thressa Porter STEWART and Charles E. HAPES were married in 1916 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri.
Spouse: Ollie Safrona MORGAN. Ollie Safrona MORGAN and Charles E. HAPES were married on 11 December 1952 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri.
Charles Everett HAPES was born on 1 March 1847 in New York, New York, New York. He died on 1 October 1921 at the age of 74 in Missouri. He was buried in Jones Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri.
Spouse: Louisa Mae STROW. Louisa Mae STROW and Charles Everett HAPES were married on 26 January 1871 in Livingston Co., Missouri. Bride and groom were of Livingston Co. Children were: William HAPES, Ida May HAPES, Delia J. HAPES, Charles E. HAPES, Catherine Ethel HAPES, Harry HAPES, Minnie HAPES, Harriett Elizabeth HAPES.
Charles Stephen HAPES was born on 1 December 1905 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. He died on 22 January 1981 at the age of 75 in Chillicothe Hospital, Livingston, Missouri. His home was in Hale, Missouri. He was buried on 24 January 1981 in Hale Cemetery, Carroll, Missouri. He had lived in Hale since 1956. Parents: William HAPES and Ada Mae "Addie" TERRY.
Spouse: Ila Delores BROWNING. Ila Delores BROWNING and Charles Stephen HAPES were married on 10 July 1928 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. The bride was of Wheeling, the groom of Chula. E. E. Browning, father of Ila, gives consent. Children were: Harold Lowell HAPES, Buena Marie HAPES, Elbert W. HAPES, C. Leroy HAPES, Leroy HAPES.
Clara V. HAPES was born about 1924 in Missouri. Parents: Delbert Stevens HAPES and Rosa HERTIG.
Deborah HAPES was born (date unknown). Parents: Maurice "Doc" HAPES and Lucille A. WOOD.
Spouse: MOSS. Deborah HAPES and MOSS were married.
Delbert Stevens HAPES was born on 2 June 1900 in Livingston Co., Missouri. He died on 21 November 1972 at the age of 72 in Kirksville, Adair, Missouri. He was buried in Plainview Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: William HAPES and Ada Mae "Addie" TERRY.
Spouse: Rosa HERTIG. Rosa HERTIG and Delbert Stevens HAPES were married on 24 February 1923 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. Bride and groom were of Chillicothe. Children were: Margaret "Maggie" HAPES, Edward Alferd "Ed" HAPES, Clara V. HAPES, Carl M. HAPES, Wayne Russell HAPES.
Spouse: Daisy Lavona MILLS. Daisy Lavona MILLS and Delbert Stevens HAPES were married on 22 October 1932 in Linneus, Linn, Missouri. Children were: Margerie Jean HAPES, Norma Ruth HAPES.
Delia J. HAPES was born about 1877 in Missouri. Parents: Charles Everett HAPES and Louisa Mae STROW.
Spouse: George HENSLEY. Delia J. HAPES and George HENSLEY were married about 1906.


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63-year-old man kills step-daughter, sells her head for N3,000
Nov 16, 2016 topnews
Korede Odubela and Lekan Lawal
Korede Odubela, a 63-year-old man, has been arrested by police in Ogun State for allegedly killing his 16-year-old step-daughter, Amudat Oshimodi, and selling her head to his son, Seun, a herbalist, who allegedly paid N3,000 as first installment.
It was gathered that the suspect reportedly connived with another accomplice, Lekan Lawal, to commit the crime at Imosan Area of Ijebu Ode Local Government Area of Ogun state.
These were revealed by the state Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Iliyasu, who paraded 12 suspects, including the two suspected killers, at the command's headquarters, Eleweran Abeokuta, yesterday, for various offences including robbery, burglary and stealing.
Iliyasu said Odubela, who is the leader of the gang connived with Lawal by strangling Amudat to death, after which he sold her head and hands to ritualists.
The CP said the men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, received information about their activities and swooped on them on November 7.
According to Iliyasu, the case was still being investigated, while the corpse of Amudat had been deposited at General Hospital, Ijebu Ode, morgue.
Odubela told newsmen: "It is true that Lekan Lawal and I connived to kill my step-daughter. The girl was 16 years old. She was always stealing her mother's money. And the mother said we should kill her as a sacrifice for the other children she had.
"Since she normally slept at the door post outside, at 12 midnight, I invited Lekan Lawal. He held the girl by the neck and strangled her while I held her legs. That was how she died."
However, Odubela's wife, Fausat, who was in tears, told newsmen she had five children in her first marriage before she remarried Odubela, but denied asking her husband to kill her daughter.
She said though she was not happy with the character of her late daughter, she could not have asked her husband to help her kill the troublesome girl.
She said she brought Amudat to her husband's house when she was two years and 11 days old, until she grew up and became promiscuous.
Meanwhile, police commissioner also paraded nine other suspects, which included three highway robbers: Tochukwu Njikonye, Abdulahi Abdulamid and Obinna Mbam, arrested on October 3 at Ogbere area, along Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway.
The six others paraded were held for burglary and stealing.
They were said to have burgled the computer laboratory of Egba-Obafemi Community Grammar School, in Obafemi-Owode Local government Area of the state, where they carted away 95 tablet computers and their chargers.
Iliyasu explained that the school principal, Mrs. Ajiboye Olaide, later reported the matter at Owode-Egba Police Station on November 9, and the Divisional Police Officer and his men swung into action.
He said two suspects were arrested in the school's surrounding bushes, leading to the arrest of the gang leader, Oluwagbotemi Ojo.
Ojo, however, confessed that the school's security guard, Saheed Adamu, gave them information on how to burgle the computer laboratory.
The CP said the alleged receiver of the stolen computers, Sunday Olufemi, was also arrested in Ibadan, while all the computers were recovered.
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Lawyers | Professionals
As a lawyer at BASF: Content diversity, teamplay and international opportunities
We are looking for business partners with entrepreneurial spirit.
Lawyers in the BASF Legal Community are not only there but right in the center of things when it is a question of creating chemistry. Worldwide we give a legal form to the most diverse ideas and plans at BASF. Where necessary we help assert the law so that the integrity of BASF remains undamaged. We aspire to be among the best in our profession. We all work together as a team and can therefore act as an equal business partner to our international clients, and are respected as both specialist and person.
You are one of the top performers in your profession and enjoy taking over responsibility in a team. In an international environment you can benefit from your winning communications skills You are highly regarded as a source of creative ideas who drives innovative solutions forward. Plus, international mobility is not a burden for you, but a welcome opportunity to acquire new experiences.
Your start as a trainee lawyer
We consider starting as a trainee lawyer to be the perfect opportunity for both of us to get to know each other – many of our colleagues also got their first glimpse into BASF air in this way.
Within the legal preparatory service we offer you the opportunity to acquire valuable practical experience in BASF at several German locations during your legal training period.
You will be working on issues from the following areas
General business law
Public law with a focus on the environment
Individual and collective labor law
Competition and cartel law
With a legal clerkship at BASF you will not only learn about the varied nature of the work as a company lawyer, but you also have the unique opportunity to leave behind a good impression!
Your start in the central legal department
As legal counsel you will support the operational business divisions and functional units of the BASF Group with a high degree of personal responsibility and decision-making expertise in all legal matters of an international DAX Group with over 370 production locations worldwide. The focus of activities includes the compilation of national and international contracts, the assessment of a broad range of company matters which could relate to competition law, corporate law, legal approvals and general business law, involvement in M&A transactions plus the handling of governance and compliance issues. You will operate as a competent business partner and will ensure compliance with legal framework conditions. Your contact partners will come from different levels of the company. You will report directly to a team leader with global responsibility.
Your start in industrial property law
We are very inventive. Worldwide BASF Group registers over 1,000 patents per year, making us one of the most innovative companies in the world. The global intellectual property unit has the central control responsibility for securing the intellectual property of the entire BASF Group.
Examples of your tasks will include:
The legal protection of BASF innovations through patents of new or improved products and procedures.
The defense of the "good name" of BASF products through trademarks.
The resistance of infringing patents and trademarks from our competitors.
The granting and acquisition of patent rights.
The creation of license agreements for trademarks and know-how.
The legal framework for research collaboration with companies and universities through cooperative agreements.
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Carolyn Jones is spending a lot less these days for gas, so she has a little more for groceries.
"I just got butter the other night," she said Wednesday, as she fueled her Lumina in Durham for a bargain price of $1.869 a gallon. "I've been buying just a few things at a time."
The Triangle average for regular gas reached $2.037 a gallon Wednesday, after falling almost every day since mid-September, when it hit a record high of $4.058. The stunning, sustained price drop is about the only bright side of a relentless slowdown in the world economy.
"The difference between $2 gas and $4 gas is about $100 billion for consumers on an annual basis, so it's a major stimulus for the economy," said economist Michael Walden of N.C. State University. "It puts money in people's pockets.
But bus ridership could start to decline for other reasons, he said.
"Back in 2001 when the tech bubble burst and tens of thousands of jobs were lost in the Triangle, our ridership slumped," Tallmadge said.
In the spring, some economists were predicting gas prices of $6 or $7 by the end of summer. Now, there are cautious predictions that prices could fall a bit lower.
Gas prices are expected to stabilize soon, Gifford said. "The price of oil will not fall below $50 a barrel, and it was trading today at $55."
Walden said gas prices are likely to stay low "as long as the recession is with us." That is likely to mean at least through the first half of 2009.
And when the economy rebounds, gas will get expensive again. "In the long run, the world economy will likely grow faster than the ability of producers to find and bring petroleum to the market," Walden said.


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Матеєве́цька сільська́ ра́да — адміністративно-територіальна одиниця та орган місцевого самоврядування в Коломийському районі Івано-Франківської області. Адміністративний центр — село Матеївці.

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Історія і сучасність
Матеєве́цька сільська́ ра́да розташована за 9 км на схід від м. Коломиї на лівому березі річки Прут.

Через село Матеївці проходить автомагістраль та залізниця Коломия-Чернівці. В селі Матеївці налічується 302 двори, в яких проживає 1019 осіб (? 2011). Існує переказ, що назва села походить від власного імені Матій, який мабуть, і був першим поселенцем села. Перша письмова згадка про Матеївці, як і інші приміські села, датується 1405 роком. В 1886 році в селі була заснована школа.

У селі Перерив є 221 двір, в яких проживають 631 особа(? 2011). Першими його поселенцями, ймовірно були нащадки трипільців, що проживали на горі Корнів за 2 км від села. Коли після катастрофічного паводку річка Прут змінила своє русло і стала протікати на 1 км північніше, перервавши село, ту частину, яка була на лівому березі стали називати Перерив. Така версія походження села. Перша письмова згадка про село датується 1443 роком.

На території сільської ради розташовані:
 Матеєвецька ЗОШ І-ІІ ст.
 Філія Матеєвецької ЗОШ І-ІІ ст. Переривська початкова школа.
 Амбулаторія загальної практики сімейної медицини.
 Фельдшерсько-акушерський пункт.
 Дошкільний навчальний заклад (дитячий садок) «Ромашка».
 Будинок культури.
 Народний дім

Пам'ятними місцями на території сільської ради є:
 Українська Автокефальна Православна церква «Покрови Пресвятої Богородиці» збудована в 1823 році — пам'ятка архітектури місцевого значення;
 Українська Греко-Католицька Церква «Собору Пресвятої Богородиці»
 Українська Греко-Католицька Церква «Різдва Пресвятої Богородиці»
 кам'яний хрест на честь скасування панщини в 1848 році;
 п'ять каплиць;
 дві символічні могили борцям за волю України;
 пам'ятник односельцям, які загинули в роки Другої світової війни.

Примітки

Джерела

Адміністративний устрій Коломийського району
Сільські ради Коломийського району

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Q: How do you make an Excel spreadsheet range store a VBA variable? Okay so I have spent.. I'll just say.. like an hour (sadly I am lying, its been like a whole week) trying to figure this out.
And I can't figure it out godd*mnit >_<
Assume we have a text file in notepad (_A_File_.txt) containing just 4 lines:
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 123456789    '(line 2)
SHORT NAME: JON SMITH        '(line 2)
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 987654321    '(line 3)
SHORT NAME: BOB BARKER       '(line 4)

Let's assume that within an excel spreadsheet the below:
Range C1 = "actNumberTrim"
Range C2 = "shortNameTrim"
Range C3 = "actNumberTrim"
Range C4 = "shortNameTrim"

Lets also assume the below VBA script:
Sub obey_me_you_stoopit_code_()

Dim actNumber As Integer
Dim shortName As Integer
Dim actNumberTrim As String
Dim shortNameTrim As String
Dim trimArray1 As Variant
Dim myFile As String
Dim text As String
Dim textline As String

actNumber = InStr(text, "ACCOUNT NUMBER: ") 'THERE IS A SPACE BETWEEN : AND "
shortName = InStr(text, "SHORT NAME: ") 'THERE IS A SPACE BETWEEN : AND "
actNumberTrim = Mid(text, actNumber + 16, 10)
shortNameTrim = Mid(text, shortName + 12, 10)

myFile = "C:\Users\Bob\Desktop\_A_File_.txt"

Open myFile For Input As #1
Do Until EOF(1)

    Line Input #1, textline
    text = text & textline
    Loop

trimArray1 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("sheet1").Range("C1:C4")

For i = 1 To UBound(trimArray1)

 MsgBox trimArray1(i, 1)

Next i
Close #1
End Sub

the output I get is:
[ actNumberTrim ]
[ shortNameTrim ]
[ actNumberTrim ]
[ shortNameTrim ]

How would I go about fixing the above so that values in Ranges C1:C4 are treated as:

*

*Variables and not, say.. pointless text in a cell

*So that the output returned is:
[ 123456789 ]
[ JON SMITH ]
[ 987654321 ]
[ BOB BARKER ]

I've tried changing the data types of actNumberTrim and shortNameTrim.
It didn't work
All I got was this:

Run-Time Error: "Your code sucks brah"

Thoughts?
EDIT 1 (Attempt using Microsoft Scripting Runtime)
    Dim trimArray1 As Variant
    Dim myFile1 As String
    Dim text As String
    Dim textline As String
    Dim myDict As New Dictionary

    myFile1 = "C:\Users\BOB\Desktop\_A_File_.txt"
    Open myFile1 For Input As #1
    Do Until EOF(1)

        Line Input #1, textline
        text = text & textline
        Loop
    Close #1
    trimArray1 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("sheet22").Range("C1:C4")
    v = Split(textline, ":") 'where v has been declared to be variant
    myDict.Add Trim(v(0)), Trim(v(1))
    For i = 1 To UBound(trimArray1)

    MsgBox myDict(trimArray1(i, 1))

    Next i

    [ BLANK ]
    [ BOB BARKER ]
    [ BLANK ]
    [ BOB BARKER ]

Cells C1:C4 Contained:
    ACCOUNT NUMBER
    SHORT NAME
    ACCOUNT NUMBER
    SHORT NAME

Not sure what I am doing wrong or if I have overlooked something. How would I use this  method for fields that don't have ":" separating them? The version of the text file that I had posted was a little oversimplified. Feedback?
EDIT 2
Below was my original approach
Below is an example of two full records within an example text file:
    ACCOUNT ABCDEF12
    CUSTOMER NAME:    JOHN B. SMITH         CSA REP:  154983
    ACCOUNT OPEN:     05/10/15
    CUSTOMER ADDRESS: 123 SOMEWHERE DRIVE   SOMETHING HERE:
    LAST ORDER:       06/24/2011             COUNTRY CODE: UNITED STATES
    INVOICE #:        123456789             STATE CODE:    CALIFORNIA
    LAST MAINTENANCE: 01/02/15               COUNTY CODE:  UNCODED
    SOME INDICATOR:   NO   COMPLAINTS: NO   IPM IND:       DATAPREP/PERF4
    SOME INDICATOR:   NO STATUS:  NONE      AUTO RENEW:    YES
    SOMETHING HERE   NO
    SOMETHING HERE:          ABC IND:
    SOMETHING HERE   2    ABC ASSET NO:  T

    ACCOUNT ABCDEF12
    CUSTOMER NAME:    JOHN B. SMITH         CSA REP:  154983
    ACCOUNT OPEN:     05/10/15
    CUSTOMER ADDRESS: 123 SOMEWHERE DRIVE   SOMETHING HERE:
    LAST ORDER:       06/24/2011             COUNTRY CODE: UNITED STATES
    INVOICE #:        123456789             STATE CODE:    CALIFORNIA
    LAST MAINTENANCE: 01/02/15               COUNTY CODE:  UNCODED
    SOME INDICATOR:   NO   COMPLAINTS: NO   IPM IND:       DATAPREP/PERF4
    SOME INDICATOR:   NO STATUS:  NONE      AUTO RENEW:    YES
    SOMETHING HERE:   NO
    SOMETHING HERE:          ABC IND:
    SOMETHING HERE:   2    ABC ASSET NO:  T

Below was the way I had originally coded it:
'
    Dim myFile As String
    Dim text As String
    Dim textline As String
    Dim cstAct as integer
    Dim actOpe as integer
    Dim cusNam as integer
    Dim act as integer
    Dim reg as integer

    myFile = "put file patch to text file here"
    myFile = Application.GetOpenFilename()

    Do Until EOF(1)
    Line Input #1, textline
    text = text & textline
    Loop

    cusAct = InStr(text, "ACCOUNT ")
    actOpe = InStr(text, "ACCOUNT OPEN:")
    reg = InStr(text, "REGION:")
    cusNam = InStr(text, "CUSTOMER NAME:")

    For i = 2 To ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("b2").Range("a65536").End(xlUp).Row
    ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("name").Range("a" & i).Value = Mid(text, act + 6, 9)
    ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("name").Range("b" & i).Value = Mid(text, cstAct + 6, 9)
    ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("name").Range("c" & i).Value = Mid(text, actOpe + 13, 27)
    ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("name").Range("d" & i).Value = Mid(text, cusNam  + 20, 19)

    next i

    'Format and autofit
    For x = 2 To ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("b2").Range("a65536").End(xlUp).Row
    Range("a" & x).Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Clean(trim(Range("a" & x)))
    Range("b" & x).Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Clean(trim(Range("b" & x)))
    Range("c" & x).Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.Clean(trim(Range("c" & x)))
    'etc etc
    next x

A: You can use strings as keys to a dictionary (which act sort of like variables which are linked to the corresponding values). In the VBA editor under Tools/References, include a reference to Microsoft Scripting Runtime. Then at the top of your code have a line like
Dim myDict As New Dictionary

Then, when you loop through the file and load up the variable textline by the successive lines, don't tack it onto the end of a big variable but instead have the lines
v = Split(textline, ":") 'where v has been declared to be variant
myDict.Add Trim(v(0)), Trim(v(1))

Fix the cells in column C so that they coincide with the actual (trimmed) strings in the text file before the colon. No need to eliminate spaces - "Account Number" is a perfectly valid cell value and a perfectly valid dictionary key. Later, when you are looping through the values drawn from column C, replace
MsgBox trimArray1(i, 1)

By
MsgBox myDict(trimArray1(i, 1))

This should (if I understand your intentions correctly) do what you want it to do.

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Lo scelidosauro (Scelidosaurus harrisonii ) era un dinosauro erbivoro vissuto nel Giurassico inferiore in Inghilterra.

Descrizione

Lo scelidosauro era un animale lungo e basso, dal corpo affusolato e dalla testa piccola, che raggiungeva i 4 metri di lunghezza. Le quattro zampe, che poggiavano sul terreno, erano robuste, soprattutto quelle posteriori, mentre le anteriori erano più corte e slanciate. La caratteristica principale di questo dinosauro era costituita dalla corazza di piccole placche ossee che ricopriva gran parte del corpo. La disposizione di questa struttura non è nota con esattezza, ma si ritiene che i tubercoli ossei ricoprissero il dorso, il collo, la coda e parte dei fianchi, lasciando scoperte le zampe. Rispetto ai successivi dinosauri corazzati, però, lo scelidosauro era dotato di un'armatura tutto sommato primitiva. Gli spazi fra le placche non erano protetti in alcun modo, e probabilmente lo scelidosauro non era così inattaccabile per i grandi predatori della sua epoca. Il cranio dell'animale era piuttosto piccolo, dotato di becco e di denti deboli disposti sui lati delle mascelle, il che suggerisce che lo scelidosauro si nutriva strappando semplicemente fogliame e inghiottendolo.

Ritrovamenti fossili

I primi fossili di questo animale sono stati rinvenuti intorno al 1860 nell'Inghilterra meridionale. Lo scheletro, mancante del cranio, era stato ritrovato in sedimenti marini e così per qualche tempo si credette che lo scelidosauro fosse un animale acquatico. L'errore fu presto portato alla luce, e nel 1955 un secondo scheletro di scelidosauro venne dissepolto, sempre in Inghilterra, questa volta munito di cranio. Resti di animali simili, per quanto rari, sono stati ritrovati anche in Cina (per la precisione in Tibet) e negli Stati Uniti (Arizona). Il ritrovamento americano consta in alcune placche, originariamente scambiate per placche ossee di aetosauri o fitosauri. La forma cinese, probabilmente, corrisponde all'animale successivamente classificato come Bienosaurus.

Classificazione
Lo scelidosauro è un dinosauro ornitischio, senza dubbio, ma la sua classificazione è stata a lungo oggetto di dispute da parte degli studiosi. Innanzitutto, per molto tempo alcuni paleontologi considerarono lo scelidosauro come un ornitopode bipede e corazzato. La sua natura di animale quadrupede e non particolarmente agile fu riconosciuta più tardi, ma il problema restava: Scelidosaurus sembrava troppo primitivo per rientrare nei due successivi grandi gruppi di dinosauri corazzati, gli stegosauri e gli anchilosauri. Alcuni lo classificarono come uno stegosauro primitivo, per alcune caratteristiche del cranio, altri come un anchilosauro arcaico con un abbozzo di armatura. Probabilmente, però, lo scelidosauro è davvero troppo primitivo per essere incluso in uno dei due grandi infraordini di tireofori. A questo proposito è stata ipotizzata l'esistenza di un gruppo primitivo, Scelidosauria, che include forme arcaiche come lo stesso Scelidosaurus o l'ancor più primitivo Scutellosaurus.

Bibliografia

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 http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/dinosaurs/anatomy/Size.shtml

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PART 3A - CHOICE OF FUND REQUIREMENTS
Division 8 - Miscellaneous
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This section applies to an employer that is a corporation to which paragraph 51(xx) of the Constitution applies.
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Avatar: The Experience makes its debut at the Cloud Forest, Gardens By The Bay along with the premiere of Avatar's first of four sequels that will be coming to theatres in December this year.
The mystical setting of the Cloud Forest is the perfect place for this immersive walk-through, with its iconic waterfalls, spiraling walkways, and a unique architectural glass greenhouse. Avatar: The Experience definitely invites visitors to connect with the alien world of Pandora, its bioluminescent environments, mystical creatures, flora, and the captivating culture of its indigenous people, the Na'vi.
This exciting experience will involve designers from Cityneon Holdings, Disney Location-Based Experiences, and Lightstorm Entertainment.
The Experience admission ticket is required for entry into Cloud Forest from Oct 28th, 2022. Purchase here.
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Q: Recover centos 7 machine running zfs I have a centos 7 machine using a zfs dataset as the boot volume.  I entered single user mode to reset the root password using the steps in this guide. I triple checked that I remembered to touch /.autorelabel from my console history.
I had followed the same steps on two other machines successfully but on this machine when I rebooted the system it gives the error error: checksum verification failed. and enters a grub rescue prompt.
I found this forum thread where someone appears to have had pretty much the same issue and resolved it by booting a livecd and doing a zpool import followed by a zpool scrub, but I've been unable to get a livecd to boot.  During the boot process it keeps failing when trying to start the login service.  I've tried two different centos 7 livecd images.  Does anyone have any suggestions for recovering from this issue?

A: The centos 7 live cds weren't working for me but I was able to boot using a system rescue cd with zfs support I found here.  Once booted to a shell I was able to execute:
zpool import -f rpool

followed by:
zpool export

Then I rebooted the machine and it booted from the local drive normally.


If you're a planner like me, there's no better way to shop on Black Friday than picking out exactly what I want ahead of time. Lucky for us, we don't have to wait until the day or week before Black Friday to browse the ads! Stores are already starting to release their deals. So, I'm starting a list and will keep updating this post as new ads are published online. Enjoy!
Since this is primarily a book blog, if you need gift ideas for any fellow book lovers keep an eye out for my gift guide next week. In the meantime, here are my lists from 2016, 2015, and a Harry Potter specific guide!


An early summer morning near my home in Wiltshire. Took this ages ago - hopefully nowadays I'd handle the sky better (not least as I now have some filters) but I still like the generally optimistic feel.
Actually taken at sunrise but looked so washed out I discovered the joy of warming it up in photoshop. So a shameful cheat but I still like the look of it. Treading a dangerous line there . . .
The wonky gate (not to mention the boring sky) just seemed right for a mildly sinister mono conversion.
This was one of my first autumn/winter rambles with the camera and I've learned to love the low sun. Not least because it gives such nice light at a civilised hour of the day.
A new favourite place - Southwick Country park, which I can't wait to see in other seasons and weather.
Those reddish tints always strike me as slightly unreal, but it really did look that way.
The sun going down in Barbados. Had to take a few shots didn't i.
I really like this twisted old tree so got up early one day. I've deliberately cooled the colours down a bit to emphasise the silhouette and slightly spooky feel. It's on a crossroads, you know . . .
this is one of the big ditches at Avebury. I mainly took the shot because of the low sun casting the tree's shadow through the ditch - it seemed a good way to illustrate the size of it.


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Lucy Lawless—a.k.a. Xena the Warrior Princess—Occupies a Shell Oil Drilling Ship
From 174 extremely windy feet in the air, Lawless tells me how her crew of Greenpeace volunteers plans to stop the Noble Discoverer from getting to Alaska.
Lucy Lawless aboard the Noble DiscovererCourtesy Greenpeace
Update: Lawless and five Greenpeace activists were arrested on Monday, Feb. 26.
Lucy Lawless is illegally seated atop a 174-foot derrick rising from a drilling ship off New Zealand's western shore, and she really, really doesn't want to talk about Xena: Warrior Princess. The ship is called the Noble Discoverer, but Lawless has rechristened it the Ignoble Destroyer. It used to be called the Frontier Discoverer, and before that the Discoverer 511, and sometime before that, the Jessica. It's a nearly 50-year-old ship, built for offshore drilling, and its owner, the Noble Corporation, has leased the ship to Royal Dutch Shell. This weekend, the Noble Discoverer is scheduled to head out on a 6,000 mile journey to the Chukchi Sea, off Alaska's northwest coast, to break open the ice and suck out some of the 26.6 billion barrels of recoverable oil estimated to await in the Arctic's outer continental shelf. That's why Lawless left her house very early Thursday morning, her three kids still asleep, drove to Port Taranaki in Wellington, walked straight up the Noble Discoverer's gangplank along with five other climbing experts and Greenpeace volunteers, and scaled its massive derrick.*
The business about Xena is that Lawless actually hated working on that show: hated the costumes, hated the dialogue, hated the fight scenes. When it's suggested that boarding a sea vessel and climbing its nearly 200-foot tower with messages about injustice sounds like exactly something the Warrior Princess would do, Lawless is curt: "I'm not Xena. She's not me. I was just doing a gig." She's not up there as Xena, with the winds whipping around her head and peanuts and freeze-dried space food to eat, some water to drink, and a few hammocks for six people. She's up there as a 43-year-old mom scared for her kids, and roiling mad.
Still, she allows, working on the show involved a fair bit of harness work—there were magical flight scenes and lots of leaping battles—which came in handy today.
There's a lot of reasons to worry about offshore oil drilling, but the special concern with Shell's venture in the Chukchi Sea is the way the ice melts and freezes each year along that part of the Alaskan ice shelf. Basically, the only window for cleaning up an oil spill, should one occur, is from mid-summer to roughly December of each year. Say the Noble Discoverer were to experience a Deepwater Horizon-style blowout toward the end of the window one year, sending an undersea rush of crude into the ocean. The ice would likely freeze over before the well was fully repaired, letting crude oil gush out for half a year or more until the ice thawed again and the leak could finally be fixed and plugged up. A top manager of a private oil-spill response company in Canada told the Canadian Parliament in 2010 that containment booms, the floating plastic fences trapping huge pools of oil made familiar through all those aerial photos of BP's Gulf blowout, could be rendered useless in the Arctic winter. "You can't lay boom on ice," he said. "You can't recover oil from the surface, because it's hampered by the ice or under the ice, so it's quite a different scenario, and there is really no solution or method today that we're aware of that can actually recover oil from the Arctic."
For its part, Shell says the Chukchi Sea fleet will include an icebreaker vessel equipped with a special "capping stack" developed to serve as a primary response tool in case of a blowout along the Arctic shelf. The capping stack would land on the failed blowout preventer, effectively slamming a manhole cover down on the open well. By the time the company submitted its Chukchi Sea oil-spill response plan (PDF) to the Interior Department at the end of last month, the capping stack system had not yet been fully tested—a Houston-based company was still building and testing the design, according to Shell's own report. Still, the department rubber-stamped the plan three weeks later, and Shell's Alaska exploration manager was ecstatic, calling it "another major milestone on the path to drilling in the Alaska offshore this summer."
Lucy Lawless's kids watch the Discovery Channel a lot, and she says it makes her heart hurt that on every other show they see, some species is vanishing or threatened. She's gotten media calls on her cellphone all day, and she told the AP that her "sole biological reason for being on this planet" is to ensure those kids can flourish. "They can't do that in a filthy, degraded environment," she said. "We need to stand up while we still can." She's worried that even if Shell's fleet makes it to Alaska and never blows a single valve, it'll still pump tens of thousands of tons of pollution into Arctic skies, and global warming from the greenhouse gases and black carbon released by the fleet will melt off even more snow and ice in the polar regions. "Deep-sea oil drilling is bad enough, but venturing into the Arctic, one of the most magical places on the planet, is going too far," she said.
By 1:30 p.m. in New Zealand, one of Lawless's compatriots had been arrested by the five police officers who'd boarded the ship; the arrestee was one of the volunteers who'd stayed down below while the others climbed. For their part, the Noble Discoverer crew kept to themselves during the whole affair, and Lawless says no words were exchanged between occupiers and occupied. The hashtag displayed on the Greenpeace activists' banners, #SavetheArctic, was multiplying across Twitter, broadcast to TV by local news copters hovering around the ship. Lawless's kids were probably at school, and everyone was probably talking about what their mom was doing. She was starting to get a headache from the adrenaline comedown and tired of questions about what kind of car she drives (a Prius) and what she's doing to reduce her own carbon footprint (flying less). She hoped to nap soon, given that there's no telling how long she and her friends will be stuck on the derrick. It's Shell's move, she says—when Shell agrees to suspend its Arctic drilling program, they'll consider coming down. She thinks back again to her Xena days, and admits there were some fun parts. "Like having someone around to brush your hair all the time," she says. "This is much less fun than being on a show, but it's much more important."
Correction: This article previously stated that Lucy Lawless's children were all boys. She has two boys and a girl.
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Sundance Institute Returns from FILM FORWARD Initiative in China; Next Stops Include India, Morocco, Oklahoma
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Sundance has been all over the world as of late. Sundance London debuted in early March, and the Institute has just returned from Beijing and Kunming, China, after its week-long "FILM FORWARD" initiative, which brought six Sundance titles and a host of workshops to emerging Chinese artists, filmmakers, students and film education faculty.
The films screened were "Another Earth," "Beginners," "On the Ice," "Somewhere Between, "Buck" and "Unfinished Spaces," with in-depth Q&A sessions with the filmmakers of the latter two films.
FILM FORWARD will be touring throughout the year, making as destinations places that probably would not otherwise feel the reach of Sundance, such as Puerto Rico, Columbia and Morocco. Also: Oklahoma.
According to the Sundance Institute, "the films participating in the FILM FORWARD program represent a powerful exploration of universal themes that provide an avenue for greater cultural understanding. The films illustrate coming-of-age stories, explore identity and reveal the transformation process, both political and personal."
Film Forward titles and tour dates below:
Another Earth / USA (Director: Mike Cahill) – After the discovery of a duplicate Earth, tragedy strikes, and the lives of these strangers become irrevocably intertwined. When one of them is presented with the opportunity to travel to the other Earth and embrace an alternative reality, which new life will they choose? Cast: Brit Marling (also co-writer), William Mapother, Matthew-Lee Erlbach.
BEGINNERS / USA (Director: Mike Mills) – BEGINNERS imaginatively explores the hilarity, confusion, and surprises of love through the evolving consciousness of Oliver, whose life is rocked by two announcements from his elderly father: that he has terminal cancer, and that he has a young male lover. Cast: Ewan McGregor, Christopher Plummer, Melanie Laurent.
BRAN NUE DAE / Australia (Director: Rachel Perkins) – This musical, set in the Summer of 1969, tells the story of a young man who flees the Catholic mission where he is studying to join the priesthood. He journeys across Australia on a life-changing journey that ultimately leads him back home. Cast: Rocky McKenzie, Jessica Mauboy, Geoffrey Rush.
BUCK / USA (Director: Cindy Meehl) – BUCK profiles famous "horse whisperer" Buck Brannaman, tracing his life from an abusive childhood to his career as a world-renowned horse handler and trainer. By teaching people to communicate with horses through instinct, not punishment, he frees the spirit of the horse and its human comrade.
Grbavica / Bosnia and Herzegovina (Director: Jasmila Zbanic) – GRBAVICA explores the painful long-term effects of war on a Bosnian woman and her daughter as they struggle to make a life in post-war Sarajevo. Removing the veil from the ultimate taboo of the war in the Balkans: the use of rape as a weapon, the film reveals that the post-war denial of this war crime is as devastating as the crime itself. Cast: Mirjana Karanovic, Luna Mijovic, Leon Lucev.
THE GREEN WAVE / Germany (Director: Ali Samadi Ahadi) – Ali Samadi Ahadi's timely documentary reveals how Iranian civilians reacted to the 2009 Iranian Presidential elections. Using animation and live action footage of the protests as well as interviews with Iranian bloggers and political leaders, Ahadi paints a compelling portrait of a nation on the brink of revolution.
ON THE ICE / USA (Director: Andrew Okpeaha MacLean) – Two Alaskan teenagers deal with guilt and a web of deceit after accidentally killing a friend in a fight that got out of control. With their future in the balance, the two boys are forced to explore the limits of friendship and honor. Cast: Josiah Patkotak, Frank Qutuq Irelan, Teddy Kyle Smith
SENNA / UK (Director: Asif Kapadia) – The story of Ayrton Senna, perhaps the greatest race car driver who ever lived, is an epic tale that literally twists at every turn. Facing titanic struggles, he conquered Formula One and became a global icon who was idolized in his home country.
SOMEWHERE BETWEEN / USA (Director: Linda Goldstein Knowlton) – SOMEWHERE BETWEEN tells the intimate stories of four teenaged girls. They live in different parts of the US, in different kinds of families and are united by one thing: all four were adopted from China, because all four had birth parents who could not keep them, due to personal circumstances colliding with China's 'One Child Policy'.
UNFINISHED SPACES / USA (Directors: Benjamin Murray, Alysa Nahmias) – Fidel Castro invites three exiled architects back to Cuba to finish work on an art school they started 40 years ago. Featuring intimate footage of Fidel Castro, the documentary offers a remarkable view into Cuba's past, present, and future.
FILM FORWARD Tour Dates
Arizona, USA: February 27-March 1
China: March 14-22
India: March 15-22
Imperial Valley, USA: May 1-4
Morocco: May 6-13
Colombia: July 9-14
Puerto Rico: August 22-26
Oklahoma, USA: September 6-8
UNESCO, Paris: September dates tbd
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Red velvet, a type of cake flavored with chocolate and red food coloring, is very popular for some reason. With Oreo introducing novelty flavors for what seems like every holiday and season, the idea of red velvet cookies for Valentine's Day isn't completely unreasonable. Yet some college students confessed to creating the product as a marketing class assignment. Was that confession simply meant to throw dessert detectives off the trail?
The idea has been floating around since Nabisco started its current run of holiday novelty Oreos, and the Facebook page was born shortly before Valentine's Day of 2014. It mostly consisted of pictures of Oreos tinted red using an image-editing program. Months later, the account owner came back and posted that the product was all a class assignment.
Earlier this month, a photo of a realistic-looking Oreo package appeared on Twitter. Then it disappeared. The Verge evaluated the evidence, originally declaring that the package size doesn't match that of previous novelty Oreo flavors, and that the flavor profile of red choco-wafer cookies and cream cheese-flavored filling doesn't follow Nabisco's normal M.O. of pairing a novelty filling with existing chocolate or vanilla-flavored cookies.
These arguments don't work, though: readers pointed out that white cream cheese-flavored "creme" is plausible, and the only difference between chocolate cookie wafers and red velvet cookie wafers is some red dye. Also, it may help that The Verge obtained a photo of a great big pile of those 10-ounce sample packs.
Nabisco, true to form, isn't saying anything either way. Therefore, we have to declare this flavor more likely than Fried Chicken Oreos, but we can't make a definitive ruling about how real it could be until either more samples appear on the streets, or Nabisco makes an official announcement.
Naturally, there's now a Change.org petition pleading with Nabisco to make Red Velvet Oreos real.


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Bradbury: Forever one of my heroes.
Fortunately, it is not possible to reach through the computer and slap people. I'd be in trouble if this were an option. See, this blog/comment stuff can be really cool. Or not.
Don't misunderstand me. People should be allowed to be as stupid as they want. And smart people sometimes say stupid things. Conversely, stupid people can wind up going all Forrest Gump and shining a light into the dark places for those of us who doubted them. So everyone should be allowed to speak.
"Man, that at-bat would have been better if you had hit the ball. It was, at best [they love "at best"] a poor showing by a mediocre athlete. The problem is, the place in the air in which you swung did not contain the ball. Everyone knows, to get the bat to hit the ball, the two have to occupy the same place at the moment of contact. Maybe you would be a better hitter if you considered that."
I can just see them hitting "publish" with a knowing grin. The problem is that most of these people don't read what they are commenting on -- they are just chomping at the bit, ready to say something . . . anything. So, what say is irrelevant or worthless. And if they do, it is with the intent of finding a problem.
I do want to say that I have never had that experience on this blog. And I am not just saying that to keep readers. Fortunately, I have cultivated an excellent collection (smallish, though it may be) of sincere readers with a real desire to explore ideas and speak about them thoughtfully. (Or, get this -- to sometimes say nothing and just think about it on their own.) This has not aways been my experience elsewhere with my writing.
Mostly, though, I see the self-inflated idiots on other sites that I read.
Is this a great letter? It's, at best, a dull platitude about never giving up, and then made worse by poor grammar and excessive use of exclamation points. The writer is certainly great, and so is the relic, but I think some are confusing value of artifact with value of content.
I avoid profanity on my blog, but sometimes . . .
as he wants, I say.
Bradbury was doing what the greats do. He was writing with his audience -- children -- in mind. And he made a few typos in his kind-hearted rush to answer a letter from a dedicated schoolteacher. I'm sure Captain Grammar would have preferred that Bradbury had regaled the fourth graders with a flawless deconstructive essay on the themes of assimilation and transmutation in "Dark, They Were and Golden-Eyed."
It's almost funny to me how often your entries strike a deep chord in my mind.
I tend to read and think about what you write far more than I respond these days. Thanks for the thoughts.
Thanks, Matt -- either reaction, especially from you, from you is more than welcome!


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DISH NETWORK CORP DISH
October 13, 2017 - 2:43pm EST by
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Price: 48.44 EPS 0 0
Shares Out. (in M): 466 P/E 0 0
Market Cap (in $M): 22,500 P/FCF 0 0
Net Debt (in $M): 17,000 EBIT 0 0
TEV ($): 39,500 TEV/EBIT 0 0
DISH NETWORK CORP DISH 09/17/2015
T-MOBILE US INC TMUS 04/06/2015
ECHOSTAR CORP SATS 08/12/2010
DISH Network (Corporate Bonds) DISH 12/15/2008
Globalstar, Inc. GSAT S 12/22/2016
TERAGO INC TGO. 08/22/2019
Legitimate concerns about cord-cutting, Satellite's disadvantaged competition position versus cable, increasing uncertainty and delays around spectrum monetization, and a leveraged balanced sheet supported by a declining core satellite business have weighed negatively on Dish stock and created an attractive risk/reward. Despite the problems, I believe the value of the assets is well in excess of the current EV and the margin of safety has increased as the stock has come down from a high this year around $66 to $48, exacerbated recently by worsening sentiment in the pay-television sector. CEO Charlie Ergen probably has as much skin in the game as any CEO of any public company, aligning his interests with shareholders.
Dish has three main assets
1-Wireless spectrum portfolio
Dish is one of the largest spectrum holders in the United States, having invested about $21B in spectrum licenses over the past decade. WERD's write-up on Dish does a fantastic job detailing the composition of the portfolio, the different bands owned, and the history of acquisition and prices. I would only add since WERD's write-up, Dish spent $6.2B in the 600MHz auction that concluded in April to acquire low-band spectrum.
People have strong views, both positive and negative, on spectrum values, as the VIC boards show. My view is that Dish's spectrum is undervalued because it will be deployed for 5G, which is likely to establish a very different, and better, set of economics for wireless spectrum owners than previous generations of wireless technologies, which have mainly been focused on the retail consumer wireless business, historically dominated by AT&T and Verizon. 5G will connect billions of devices to the internet ("Internet of Things" or "IoT"), industrial wireless applications will emerge that do not exist today, and wireless networks will be configured for specific applications that will make the networks more efficient and more specialized. 5G wireless networks will support applications and use-cases to service healthcare companies, municipalities, auto companies, agricultural companies, and many others. These users will want a network to provide some measure of security, capacity, coverage, and reliability, depending on the application and use. Dish's spectrum portfolio will allow it to build a new nationwide wireless network tailored for 5G, an irreplaceable infrastructure asset that should support growing connectivity needs for decades.
Dish bears believe that Dish has wildly overpaid for spectrum in many auctions. The most common argument to support the idea that Dish overpaid is to look at past spectrum auctions and see what the wireless carriers paid for different spectrum bands based on price per MHz POP. I believe that past auction values are not that helpful in valuing Dish's portfolio going forward because the prices paid by wireless carriers were ultimately derived from the underlying economics of the consumer wireless business—which was characterized by low switching costs, a duopoly industry structure that controlled the vast majority of low-band spectrum, low levels of pricing power, and a deflationary trend in retail wireless data pricing ignited by TMobile. Effectively, wireless providers deployed spectrum to provide connectivity in order to charge customers for increasingly commoditized and low-value services, such as talking and texting. The return on incremental capital that any wireless carrier could expect was going to be a function of the economics of the industry and the competitive position of that carrier in the industry—which impacted spectrum values at auction. For the reasons stated above, 5G should have different and better economics, driven by a large new base of industrial customers that will shape the market and make it look different than the consumer wireless market that has shaped expectations around spectrum values in the past.
The auction that I believe most closely mirrors the replacement value of a large block of Dish's spectrum is the AWS-3 auction in 2015, which was the first major auction for mid-band spectrum, which is ideally suited for a variety of 5G applications. I would refer to WERD's write-up for a discussion, but will note that I believe Dish's mid-band portfolio alone could be worth over $40B, more than the current EV.
I believe the replacement value of Dish's full spectrum portfolio is somewhere between 40-$60B. Charlie Ergen publicly stated that he believes that he got better than $.50 on the dollar for the $6.2B in low-band spectrum he acquired in the 600MHz auction.
The clearest way to put a value on the spectrum would be for Dish to sell the whole spectrum portfolio---most likely to Verizon—which bulls were hoping would happen—but now appears not likely to happen. The second way to show the value would be if Dish could monetize some portion of the spectrum by taking on a strategic partner, either for a stake in the Company, or for a stake in a new network, or leasing the spectrum. I believe that this is more likely to happen because Dish has said that it will need some financial help building the 5G network. I think there are many potential investors, both strategic and financial, that would have an interest in owning, leasing, or having economics in a new 5G network.
2-DBS Business
Dish has a declining direct broadcast satellite ("DBS") business that sells pay-television subscriptions. I estimate the business has about 11mm subscribers (I assume Sling TV has 2mm subscribers). In 2017, the DBS business should do around $2.5B in EBITDA. This business will continue to decline to due cord-cutting and satellite's inability to bundle high-speed residential broadband. I value DBS between $10-$15B. Most likely, it should be valued near the low-end of that range. Despite the fact that it will decline, it will generate strong free cash flow for some time. Dish has a large rural pay-television customer base that should be fairly sticky because cable cannot serve some rural markets. There is also a possibility that Dish could combine this business with DirecTV, which would produce a lot of synergies and could possibly allow Dish to realize value at the high-end of the range, though I view that as a low probability given that AT&T is going to have its hands full integrating Time Warner.
3-Sling TV
Sling TV is Dish's OTT video product, the leader in the virtual MVPD market. The service was launched in 2015, and although Dish does not break out subscriber numbers, it has been reported that Sling has around 2mm subscribers. I believe this asset has meaningful upside from subscriber growth and programmatic advertising revenue, if Dish can scale Sling TV and become one of the few surviving virtual MVPDS. Today, this market is competitive, with Sony Vue, Hulu, YouTube and others. In three years, it is unlikely that the market will support several sub-scale companies; more likely, only a few be left. If Sling can survive, it will enjoy a dual revenue stream from subscription + advertising, and should be well positioned for the growth of addressable advertising delivered over the internet against premium live video, which can become a great business. If Sling TV does not work out, it is probably worth nothing. If it does work, it could be worth several billion dollars and will be a good strategic asset for connectivity companies that want to bundle video to reduce churn for a larger wired/wireless data business. The option value of Sling working becomes more meaningful as Dish stock goes down, because the market probably ascribes no value to Sling today, and it could end up being worth 5-$10B in a few years if it can survive. There is a virtuous cycle for OTT services as they grow that can increase the value meaningfully in a fairly short amount of time.
Charlie Ergen
I believe Dish CEO Charlie Ergen is a bold, patient and visionary CEO who is interested in building long-term business value. I think he sees 5G as an enormous market that will create new and large businesses, maybe industries, with wireless spectrum providing a foundation for a lot of this growth and innovation. A lot of this investment will depend on that view being right.
The bears believe Charlie desperately overpaid for spectrum in the hope that he would be able to resell the spectrum to AT&T or Verizon at a later date because all of the carriers would want to get the spectrum because of the increasing data traffic on their networks. That is not a great plan and I don't believe that Charlie would risk the entire company, and a large self-made fortune, on the hope that one of two companies will bail him out by paying him a big premium for his spectrum. But time will tell. Bulls have to consider that Charlie is fallible and his plan did not work.
Dish's stock trades at $48.47. I estimate the spectrum +DBS + Sling is worth between 50-$75B, or between $70-$126/share (I am not including convertible debt share dilution, am not giving Dish credit for cash, and am not including any potential liability for the deficiency Dish could owe for AWS-3 forfeited spectrum due to loss of bidding credits).
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Q: Interrupt a pySerial readline in another thread I am using pySerial to communicate to a microcontroller over USB, Most of the communication is initiated by the desktop python script which sends a command packet and waits for reply.
But there is also a alert packet that may be sent by the microcontroller without a command from the python script. In this case I need to monitor the read stream for any alerts.
For handling alerts, I dedicate a seperate process to call readline() and loop around it, like so:
    def serialMonitor(self):

        while not self.stopMonitor:
            self.lock.acquire()
            message = self.stream.readline()
            self.lock.release()
            self.callback(message)

inside a class. The function is then started in a seperate process by
self.monitor = multiprocessing.Process(target = SerialManager.serialMonitor, args = [self])

Whenever a command packet is send, the command function needs to take back control of the stream, for which it must interrupt the readline() call which is in blocking. How do I interrupt the readline() call? Is there any way to terminate a process safely?

A: You can terminate a multiprocessing process with .terminate().  Is this safe?  Probably it's alright for a readline case.
However, this is not how I would handle things here.  As I read your scenario, there are two possibilities:

*

*MCU initiates alert package

*Computer sends data to MCU (and MCU perhaps responds)

I assume the MCU will not send an alert package whilst an exchange is going on initiated by the computer.
So I would just initiate the serial object with a small timeout, and leave it in a loop when I'm not using it.  My overall flow would go like this:
ser = Serial(PORT, timeout=1)
response = None
command_to_send = None
running = True
while running: # event loop
    while running and not command_to_send and not line:
        try:
            line = ser.readline()
        except SerialTimeoutException:
            pass

    if not command_to_send:
        process_mcu_alert(line)

    else:
        send_command(command_to_send)
        command_to_send = None
        response = ser.readline()

This is only a sketch, as it would need to be run in a thread or subprocess, since readline() is indeed blocking, so you need some thread-safe way of setting command_to_send and running (used to exit gracefully) and getting response, and you likely want to wrap all this state up in a class.  The precise implementation of that depends upon what you are doing, but the principle is the same---have one loop which handles reading and writing to the serial port, have it timeout to respond relatively quickly (you can set a smaller timeout if you need to), and have it expose some interface you can handle.
Sadly to my knowledge python has no asyncio compatible serial library, otherwise that approach would seem neater.


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