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Mt. Lebanon Landlord With History Of Housing Violations Sued By State Attorney General's Office
A Mt. Lebanon landlord who has been repeatedly fined for failing to have water service to his properties in Carrick and elsewhere – and who was accused of running a garden hose from someone else's property to get water – is being sued by the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office.
The complaint, filed today in Common Pleas Court, names as defendants Davin Gartley, as well as his companies, Davin Investments Inc. and R.A.E.D. Investments Inc.
According to the complaint, the defendants operate at least 11 properties, including 2531-2539 Brownsville Road in Carrick, which has been the subject of the water problems.
The lawsuit alleges that the defendants are violating Pennsylvania's Consumer Protection Law by failing to maintain habitable properties, failing to provide water service and failing to return tenant security deposits.
http://www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2015/05/12/Mt-Lebanon-landlord-with-history-of-housing-violations-sued-by-state-Attorney-General-s-office/stories/201505120157
By Roy • Posted in Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania, Politics	• Tagged Allegheny County, Allegheny County Health Department, Berg Place, Carrick, criminal complaint, Davin Gartley, Davin Investments Inc, habitable properties, landlord prosecutions, lawsuit, legal action, Mt. Lebanon PA, no running water, Pennsylvania Attorney General, Pennsylvania's Consumer Protection Law, R.A.E.D. Investments Inc, Security deposit, sewer system, water issues
Settlement Reached Between Monroeville, Former Manager
A former Monroeville manager will receive $45,000 in back pay in addition to retirement benefits as part of a settlement with the municipality.
In exchange, Lynette McKinney, 48, of Monroeville will drop lawsuits she filed over her termination a year ago, according to the terms of the settlement the Tribune-Review obtained Thursday under a Right-to-Know request. Old National Insurance Co. will pay McKinney $45,000 in back wages and $23,000 to her attorney, Joseph Chivers. Monroeville will pay $7,000 in insurance premiums directly to her.
Council approved the terms of the settlement this month.
Read more: http://triblive.com/news/allegheny/7619207-74/settlement-court-mckinney#ixzz3PelzOnq0
By Roy • Posted in Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania, Politics	• Tagged Allegheny County, Allegheny County Common Pleas Court, back wages, Bruce Dice, Danielle Vugrinovich, insurance premiums, Joseph Chivers, lawsuit, life insurance, Lynette McKinney, Monroeville Municipal Council, Monroeville PA, retirement benefits, Settlement (litigation), termination
Penn Hills Wants To Step Up Code Enforcement, Cite Violators
Penn Hills officials say they plan to be more proactive in code enforcement while they wait for litigation to free up funds for additional code enforcement officers.
"The current number of code enforcement officers is not acceptable for the needs within the municipality," Deputy Mayor Sara Kuhn said at the Dec. 22 meeting.
At a public budget hearing attended by about 60 residents, nearly every speaker asked council to include funds in the 2015 budget to increase the number of code enforcement officers.
Penn Hills resident Sandy Sikora told council that more code enforcement officers are needed to help fight blight and code violation in the municipality.
Read more: http://triblive.com/news/adminpage/7435434-74/story#ixzz3Mk2LvFog
By Roy • Posted in Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania, Politics	• Tagged Allegheny County, blight, code enforcement, code violations, Codes Enforcement, Deputy Mayor Sara Kuhn, lawsuit, Mayor Anthony DeLuca, Penn HIlls, Penn Hills Manager Mohammad Rayan, Penn Hills Municipal Council, Politics
2 Coatesville Administrators Placed On Leave Amid District Lawsuit Action
Caln Township, PA – Two Coatesville Area School District employees were placed on administrative leave last week at the same time the school board filed a lawsuit against two former administrators.
Assistant superintendent Angelo Romaniello and facilities worker Matthew Como, the son of former superintendent Richard Como, were placed on administrative leave effective last week.
Romaniello's attorney, Robert Donatoni of West Chester, declined comment on the employment status of his client Friday. Attorney Paul Rubino, who's representing Matt Como, also declined comment.
CASD superintendent Cathy Taschner did not release the names of the employees in the message sent to parents Thursday night. School district officials responded Friday to a right-to-know request submitted by the Daily Local News checking on the employment status of Matt Como and Romaniello.
Read more: http://www.dailylocal.com/general-news/20141122/2-coatesville-administrators-placed-on-leave-amid-district-lawsuit-action
By Roy • Posted in Chester County	• Tagged Administrative leave, Angelo Romaniello, Assistant superintendent, Caln Township, Cathy Taschner, Chester County, Coatesville Area School District, Coatesville Area School District Board of Education, Coatesville PA, Daily Local News, District attorney, lawsuit, legal action, Matthew Como, Paul Rubino, Politics, racism, Robert Donatoni, Superintendent Richard Como, texting
Former Police Chief Sues Monroeville As Whistleblower
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Monroeville's former police chief has sued the municipality in federal court, alleging mistreatment after he exposed lapses in how officials protected sensitive law enforcement and medical information about residents.
In the suit filed late Monday night, Steven Pascarella, a 26-year veteran, is claiming civil rights violations, retaliation despite his status as a whistleblower, and failure of the municipality to accommodate an unspecified disability.
Mr. Pascarella, 46, was quietly fired in April. By then he had returned to the rank of lieutenant at his request because of medical issues.
Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/local/east/2014/07/15/Former-police-chief-sues-Monroeville-as-whistleblower/stories/201407150135#ixzz37Y2z8uqz
By Roy • Posted in Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania, Politics	• Tagged 911 dispatches, Allegheny County, Chief K. Douglas Cole, federal law, Joseph Chivers, lawsuit, Lynette McKinney, Monroeville Municipal Council, Monroeville PA, Monroeville Police Department, PA Attorney General's Office, Pennsylvania Criminal History Records Information Act, Politics, Steven Pascarella, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, whistleblower
Shickshinny Mayor Sues Borough, Officials Over Access
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WILKES-BARRE, PA — Bitter differences between Shickshinny Mayor Beverly Moore have spilled over from the council room to the courtroom.
Following January's dismissal of borough police officer Brian Morris, Moore on Wednesday filed suit against the borough and several officials, alleging a pattern of behavior including secret meetings, being denied access to municipal offices and being forced to file right-to-know requests to see borough documents.
Moore, who was first elected to the post in 1997, also named as defendants council members Michael Steeber, James Wido, and Roselee Whitbread and secretary Wendy Kramer, according to documents filed in Luzerne County Court.
Her suit describes some of the battles that have roiled the waters at council meetings for more than a year.
Read more: http://timesleader.com/news/local-news-news/1413124/Shickshinny-mayor-sues-borough-officials-over-access
By Roy • Posted in Politics, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton	• Tagged Franklin E. Kepner Jr, lawsuit, Luzerne County, Luzerne County Court, Mayor Beverly Moore, Politics, Right to Know requests, Shickshinny Borough Council, Shickshinny PA, Shickshinny Police Department, Solicitor John Pike, Sunshine Law, unannounced council meetings
Contractor Gets $1.6M, Apology From Montgomery County DA's Office
The Montgomery County District Attorney's Office has agreed to pay $1.65 million to settle claims that District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman brought unfounded theft charges against a Radnor building contractor at the behest of a church that counts prominent county officials among its members.
As part of the agreement, confirmed by the contractor's lawyers Tuesday, Ferman apologized to Walter Logan, a man whose alleged crimes she once described as "particularly despicable" and "really very low."
Those words, delivered to a TV news crew, came hours after her office charged Logan in 2009 with bilking hundreds of thousands of dollars from Salem Baptist Church of Jenkintown after a contract dispute.
In a statement to Logan as part of their agreement, and released Tuesday by his attorneys, Ferman struck a different tone.
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/20140426_Contractor_gets__1_6M__apology_from_Montco_DA_s_office.html#QRERrQv5H04R55Bk.99
By Roy • Posted in Norristown/Montgomery County, Politics	• Tagged Common Pleas Court Judge Garrett Page, District attorney, Jenkintown PA, law, lawsuit, Lawyer, Mark W. Tanner, Montgomery County District Attorney's Office, Montgomery County PA, Norristown PA, Oscar Vance, Prosecuting Attorneys, Risa Vetri Ferman, Salem Baptist Church, Theft, Walter Logan
Jury Finds Phoenixville Hospital Nurses Negligent, Awards Family $32.8M
WEST CHESTER, PA — A Chester County Court jury awarded $32.8 million to a young North Coventry girl who was born with brain damage at Phoenixville Hospital, finding negligence on the part of two nurses who were attending her pregnant mother.
The verdict came late Friday after the panel of eight men and four women deliberated more than nine hours in the case of Lily Ciechoski, who suffers from spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy. The jury found that the nurses had improperly failed to alert the girl's mother's doctor about a drastic change in the baby's heart rate for 13 minutes during labor.
That failure and other delays in the delivery caused the baby to suffer the brain damage she now struggles with, said her attorney Jason Archinaco of the Pittsburgh law firm of Archinaco Bracken.
"I compare it to an airplane going into a nose dive for 13 minutes and no one telling the pilot," Archinaco said in an interview Wednesday.
Read more: http://www.pottsmerc.com/general-news/20140122/jury-finds-phoenixville-hospital-nurses-negligent-awards-family-328m
By Roy • Posted in Chester County	• Tagged Andrew McCumber, Brain damage, Cerebral palsy, Christine Winter, CHS, Dr. Amy Cadieux, Jason Archinaco, Judge Robert Shenkin, Lana Jones-Sandy, lawsuit, Leslie Proffitt, Lily Ciechoski, medical, nurse, Phoenixville Hospital, Phoenixville PA, Pittsburgh, Tetraplegia
Centralia Residents Free To Stay After Settling Suit Against State
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All they ever wanted was to be left alone, free to live out their lives in the central Pennsylvania coal town whose population had fled an underground mine fire.
After 20 years, the residents of Centralia have finally gotten their wish.
A lengthy battle over eminent domain culminated this week when eight residents settled their lawsuit against state officials who had been trying to evict them from their condemned homes – the only homes left standing after most of this Columbia County town was razed in the 1980s due to a still-burning coal-mine fire.
The settlement, notice of which was filed in U.S. District Court, allows the residents to stay in their homes for as long as they live. It also includes a cash payout of $349,500.
By Roy • Posted in Pennsylvania, Politics	• Tagged Centralia PA, Coal seam fire, Coal town, Columbia County, Don Bailey, Eminent domain, lawsuit, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Tom Hynoski, United States district court
OJR School Board Settles Lawsuit By Ex-Superintendent Myra Forrest
SOUTH COVENTRY TOWNSHIP, PA—The Owen J. Roberts School Board has closed a lengthy legal chapter by approving a settlement agreement with former Superintendent Myra Forrest.
The agreement puts an end to a legal battle that spanned four years, following Forrest's 2009 termination. Forrest had filed a suit with the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, seeking damages, although an amount was never made public. Defendants in the case were the Owen J. Roberts School District, the school board and five former board members.
The matter had been scheduled to go to trial several times, but was postponed each time. A settlement agreement was reached in June and the case was formally dismissed by the court last month.
Under the terms of the settlement agreement and release, Forrest was given $315,000, to be paid by the district's insurance company. That money is intended to cover losses and damages "related to the lawsuit, the superintendent's contract and/or the employment relationship, or (Forrest's) separation from her employment and affiliation with defendants," the language of the agreement states.
Read more: http://www.pottsmerc.com/general-news/20130917/ojr-school-board-settles-lawsuit-by-ex-superintendent-myra-forrest
By Roy • Posted in Chester County, Politics, Pottstown	• Tagged $315000, Board of Directors, Board of Education, contract termination, Debbie Bissland, Dr. Myra Forrest, education, Edward Kerner, Eugene Endress, Foundation for Pottstown Education, John Dutton, Karen Zelley, lawsuit, Owen J. Roberts School District, President Douglas Hughes, School district
Wilkes-Barre Employee Claims Retaliation By City
SCRANTON, PA — A Wilkes-Barre paramedic said the city "fabricated" a disciplinary hearing against him in retaliation for his suing to expose what he considers insider trading in the sale of city properties and ethics violations.
Tyler Hammond filed a second lawsuit Friday in U.S. Middle District Court, saying the actions of the city and Mayor Tom Leighton are meant to deter him from exercising his constitutional right to access the courts and engage in free speech.
Hammond and his wife Antonia sued the city in 2009, alleging the mayor, who also is a real estate agent, had access to and free use of confidential city information about properties in Wilkes-Barre, including the former Old River Road Bakery. he city approved — and later terminated — a deal to sell the property to Leo A. Glodzik III, who had the exclusive towing contract with Wilkes-Barre until theft charges were filed against him in May. The property was sold and Harrold's Pharmacy is in the process of relocating there.
Read more: http://www.timesleader.com/news/local-news/814747/W-B-employee-claims-retaliation-by-city
By Roy • Posted in Politics, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton	• Tagged Cynthia Pollick, disciplinary hearing, employees, Insider trading, law, lawsuit, Leo A. Glodzik III, Politics, Real estate broker, Tyler Hammond, U.S. Middle District Court, Wilkes-Barre City Council, Wilkes-Barre Mayor Tom Leighton, Wilkes-Barre PA
Man Exonerated In Fayette County Double Killing After 27 Years Sues Prosecutors, Investigator
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Freed after a quarter-century in prison following what federal judges called "a badly tainted and highly suspect conviction" for the Bear Rocks killings, David Joseph Munchinski has sued the men who prosecuted him and is asking that the state pay eight figures to make up for his lost time.
"Fair is fair," said Mr. Munchinski's longtime attorney, Noah Geary, on Wednesday after filing the lawsuit Tuesday night. "The man did 27 years wrongfully, and it's time to do the right thing."
The lawsuit names as defendants three former prosecutors, two of whom are now senior judges on the Fayette County Court of Common Pleas, plus the estate of a late state trooper. But its target is the commonwealth, as it claims the four men were acting as state agents and adds that their actions have been defended by the Office of the Attorney General during a decade of litigation.
"I think it's eight figures," Mr. Geary said of Mr. Munchinski's claim for economic, psychological and punitive damages. He said he hopes the state will settle. Otherwise, "it would be up to a federal jury."
Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/neighborhoods-south/man-exonerated-in-fayette-county-double-killing-after-27-years-sues-prosecutors-investigator-701937/#ixzz2e2NUR7JV
By Roy • Posted in Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania	• Tagged Bear Rocks PA, County Court, David Joseph Munchinski, false imprisonment, Fayette County, Fayette County Court of Common Pleas, George Fayock, Gerald Solomon, John A. Kopas III, lawsuit, Leon Scaglione, Noah Geary, Peter Alford, Prosecutor, Ralph Warman, Raymond Gierke, Richard A. Bowen, state police
Montco Mansion Conflict May Finally Be Settled
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A decadelong legal battle over the historic 44-acre Maybrook estate in Lower Merion Township could, at long litigation last, be nearing an end.
This week, the Narberth Borough Council voted, 6-0, to accept a settlement with Merloc Partners, the property's owner, that would end the lawsuit.
If a Montgomery County Court judge signs off on it and the township gives the development plan its final blessing, Merloc can proceed to build a complex of 250 apartments on the property near the Wynnewood train station.
"It's a great thing to clean the slate and have no litigation," Narberth Solicitor Marc Jonas said. "This could have been another four or five years of litigation."
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/20130816_Montco_mansion_conflict_may_finally_be_settled.html#2zWeReZbZuKHFlwJ.99
By Roy • Posted in Norristown/Montgomery County, Politics	• Tagged apartments, development, Henry C. Gibson, John W. Merriam, lawsuit, Lower Merion Township, mansion, Maybrook estate, mediation, Merloc Partners, Montgomery County PA, Narbeth PA, open space, Robert Lockyer, settlement, Thomas Wynne Apartments, Wynnewood PA
Birdsboro Water Authority Loses Rate Case Brought By Frank McLaughlin
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BIRDSBORO — Convicted water thief Frank McLaughlin won a victory in court last week when a judge agreed with his claim that the water bills he was paying to the Birdsboro Water Authority for two apartment buildings he owns could not be justified.
On July 1, District Judge David E. Glass ruled in favor of McLaughlin in two claims he filed in March, writing in both decisions that "it appears that the authority has arbitrarily assigned rates to apartment complexes that are neither reasonable nor fair."
Noting that he never received a report explaining how the authority calculates those rates, he wrote "trying to understand the published Birdsboro Water and Sewer Authority rate structure is like trying to find a snapper turtle in a muddy pond."
Glass further noted in his decision that "the water and sewer authority's appeal process is flawed" advising both McLaughlin and the authority that "it would serve both sides across the aisle to remember more is accomplished with honey than vinegar."
Read more: http://www.pottsmerc.com/article/20130707/NEWS01/130709519/birdsboro-water-authority-loses-rate-case-brought-by-water-thief#full_story
By Roy • Posted in Reading/Berks	• Tagged Berks County, Birdsboro PA, Birdsboro Water and Sewer Authority, Birdsboro Water Authority, Borough Manager Aaron Durso, business, District Judge David E. Glass, Frank McLaughlin, lawsuit, Matthew Setley, Michelle Borzick Fry, water, water rates
Feds Investigating McDonald's Franchise Over Payroll Debit Cards
Federal investigators are looking into whether a McDonald's franchise in Luzerne County is breaking any laws by forcing employees to accept paychecks in the form of fee-carrying debit cards.
Meanwhile, lawyers for the franchise owners say the lawsuit's contention that employees incur fees on all transactions is wrong and there are several ways workers could access their money for free.
Attorney Michael Cefalo of West Pittson recently filed the class action lawsuit in Luzerne County Court on behalf of Natalie Gunshannon, a Dallas Township woman who quit her job at the McDonald's in Shavertown after the company issued her a debit card as pay and refused to pay her by check or direct deposit.
Days after the suit was filed and appeared nationally in the media, Cefalo said an investigator with the U.S. Department of Labor contacted his law office.
Read more: http://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-mcdonalds-lawsuit-feds-20130623,0,517504.story#ixzz2X4dg5GQZ
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By Roy • Posted in Food, Shopping / Dining, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton	• Tagged Albert and Carol Mueller, Attorney Michael Cefalo, Class action, Debit card, Facebook, Fair Labor Standards Act, fees, J.P. Morgan Chase payroll card, lawsuit, Luzerne County, McDonald's, Natalie Gunshannon, Payroll, Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, Shavertown PA, Twitter, U.S. Attorney
Lawyers Slam Demolition Work At Center City Philadelphia Collapse Site
PHILADELPHIA – Attorneys for four people suing over the collapse of a downtown building that killed six people last week lambasted the demolition work after surveying the site Sunday.
Lawyers and consultants walked gingerly on piles of debris, indicating to photographers and videographers what they wanted documented. Meanwhile, other consultants on a hoist far above scanned the site where a four-story building under demolition gave way and toppled onto an attached Salvation Army thrift store Wednesday, killing two employees and four customers and injuring 13 others.
Afterward, attorney Robert Mongeluzzi, who said his firm represents three plaintiffs in lawsuits against the property owner and contractor, said his initial examination indicated that the building that collapsed had brick-bearing walls and wooden girders without steel support and should have been demolished by hand rather than using heavy equipment. In addition, he said, the backhoe appeared to not be high enough to pull the wall down on the side away from the thrift store.
"Of course, a demolition from the top down by hand would have been much more time-consuming and expensive but was really the only way to get this done safely," he said.
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20130609_ap_lawyersslamdemolitionworkatpacollapsesite.html#ibzXi0JbVdKrHgE2.99
By Roy • Posted in Philadelphia	• Tagged building collapse, Charity shop, Consultant, demolition, Griffin Campbell Construction, involuntary manslaughter, Jonathan Cohen, lawsuit, Lawyer, Philadelphia, Philadelphia City Council, reckless endangerment, Richard Basciano, Robert Mongeluzzi, Salvation Army, Sean Benschop, special investigative committee
Amish Experience Halts 'Amish Mafia Tour' After Legal Threat
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Hold on chust a minute: "Amish Mafia" fans won't get to see Lebanon Levi's "office" or his crew of enforcers' stomping grounds after all.
Producers of the hit "reality" show have threatened legal action against Bird-in-Hand-based The Amish Experience, which had plans for an extensive tour of the show's local sites, beginning this month.
Many scenes for the Discovery Channel series — which just wrapped a second season of filming — were shot in Lancaster County. The tour, its organizer said, would have included a behind-the-scenes glimpse of filming locations while debunking the show's portrayal of a group of violent Amish protectors.
Read more: http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/847682_Amish-Experience-halts–Amish-Mafia-Tour–after-legal-threat.html#ixzz2Sv2jfUcK
By Roy • Posted in Entertainment, Lancaster, Reality Television	• Tagged Amish, Amish Experience, Amish Farmlands Tour, Amish Mafia, Amish Mafia Tour, Bird-in-Hand PA, Brad Igou, Discovery Channel, Lancaster County, lawsuit, Lebanon Levi, Reality Television, Silverstone Inn & Suites, tourism, tours
Norristown Municipal Administrator Responds To ACLU Lawsuit
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NORRISTOWN — Norristown is standing by its rental license ordinance as it is written and declared in a statement that in no way does it "discriminate against any persons, nor does it punish victims of domestic violence."
The Norristown ordinance penalizes landlords and encourages them to evict their tenants when the police are called to a property three times in four months for "disorderly behavior," including responding to incidents of domestic violence, according to the federal lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Wednesday.
"The ordinance provision currently in effect contains all of the constitutional due process provisions required to protect the residents of Norristown," said Norristown Municipal Adminstrator
in the statement released Thursday, "explicitly stating that no property shall be condemned for any reason under Norristown's property maintenance code based on occurrences of disorderly behavior, and stating that no tenant shall be evicted or forced to vacate a rental dwelling for violation of the ordinance provision."
Read more: http://www.timesherald.com/article/20130426/NEWS01/130429637/norristown-municipal-administrator-responds-to-aclu-lawsuit#full_story
By Roy • Posted in Norristown/Montgomery County, Politics	• Tagged ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, Domestic violence, eviction, landlords, lawsuit, Montgomery County Legal Services, noise ordinance, Norristown Municipal Administrator, Norristown Municipal Council, Norristown PA, Norristown Police Department, nuisance ordinance, Pennsylvania, quality of life, rental ordinance, Robert Glisson, Violence Against Women Act
Retailers, Consumers Take Swipe At Credit Card Surcharge
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Charles Griesemer says there's no way he would pay a fee to use his credit card at the gas pumps or in checkout lines, calling such a surcharge unfair.
"That would be ripping off the working man," the Oley Township man said recently while gassing up his pickup truck. "I'd rather go to the bank and get cash."
For those like Griesemer, who would balk at credit card fees, there is good and bad news.
The bad news is that credit card surcharges of up to 4 percent are now allowed on retail purchases in 40 states, thanks to a settlement retailers reached in July with MasterCard and Visa.
By Roy • Posted in Pennsylvania	• Tagged American Express, business, cost of doing business, Credit card, customers, Fee (remuneration), finance, lawsuit, MasterCard, National Retail Federation, Pennsylvania, retail, retailers, surcharge, Visa
Bank Sues Scranton, Parking Authority And Receiver Over Loan Default
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Landmark Community Bank on Friday sued Scranton, its parking authority and the authority's court-appointed receiver over a $2.6 million loan default.
Landmark loaned the Scranton Parking Authority $2.9 million in September 2011, but the SPA has not paid on the loan since the authority was stripped last year of most of its functions, funding and power.
The lawsuit was not unexpected because Landmark's attorney, Robert Gownley, last year threatened to sue if Scranton City Council terminated a 1995 cooperation agreement between the city and SPA that was used as the basis for collateral and security of the 2011 loan. The Landmark loan was secured by the 10 percent of parking meter revenue that SPA receives under the 1995 cooperation agreement.
The lawsuit claims that city administration solicitor Paul Kelly, who at the time the loan was made in 2011 was solicitor for both the city and SPA, had told Landmark that the city could not unilaterally cancel the cooperation agreement between the city and authority.
Read more: http://thetimes-tribune.com/news/bank-sues-scranton-parking-authority-and-receiver-over-loan-default-1.1442049
By Roy • Posted in Politics, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton	• Tagged business, Default (finance), Landmark Community Bank, lawsuit, loan default, Mayor Chris Doherty, Paul Kelly, Pennstar Bank, Scranton City Council, Scranton PA, Scranton Parking Authority


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Q: Discord.py TypeError: () takes 0 positional arguments but 1 was given Hello i dont know why this code isnt work:
class MusicPlayer():
    __slots__ = ("client", "_guild", "_ctxs", "_channel", "_cog", "np", "volume", "current", "colour", "task")
    queue = asyncio.Queue()
    next = asyncio.Event()

    def __init__(self, ctx, client):

        self.client = client
        self._guild = ctx.guild
        self._ctxs = ctx
        self._channel = ctx.channel
        self._cog = ctx.cog

        self.np = None
        self.volume = defaultvolume
        self.current = None
        self.colour = self.client.defaultcolour

        ctx.bot.loop.create_task(self.player_loop())

    async def player_loop(self):
        await self.client.wait_until_ready()

        while True:
            self.next.clear()

            try:
                async with timeout(300):
                    self.current = await queue.get()
            except asyncio.CancelledError:
                return
            except asyncio.TimeoutError:
                guild = self._guild
                vc = guild.voice_client
                self.destroy(guild)
                if not vc: return
                await self._ctxs.send(":point_right: **I disconnected myself from the **`{}`** voice channel as I was not playing audio for 5 minutes!**".format(vc.channel.name))
                return
            except:
                self.destroy(self._guild)
                await self._ctxs.send(":thumbsdown: **Error: getting next song failed!** Please retry later!")
                return

            self._ctxs.voice_client.play(self.current, after=lambda: self.client.loop.call_soon_threadsafe(next.set))
            self.current.volume = self.volume
            thumbnail = self.current.thumbnail if self.current.thumbnail else self.client.user.avatar_url
            self.colour = await self.client.get_average_colour(thumbnail)
            embednps = discord.Embed(colour=self.colour)
            embednps.add_field(name="Now Playing", value=f"```{self.current.title}```", inline=False)
            embednps.add_field(name="Link", value=f"[URL]({self.current.web_url})", inline=True)
            embednps.add_field(name="Duration", value=self.client.time_from_seconds(self.current.duration), inline=True)
            embednps.add_field(name="Channel", value=f"{self.current.uploader}", inline=False)
            embednps.set_thumbnail(url=f"{thumbnail}")
            embednps.set_footer(text=f"Requested by {self.current.requester}", icon_url=self.current.requester.avatar_url)
            self.np = await self._channel.send(embed=embednps)

            await next.wait()
            print("Terminated")

            # Cleanup player
            self.current.cleanup()
            self.current = None

    async def add_song(self, player):
        return await self.queue.put(player)

    def destroy(self, guild):
        return self.client.loop.create_task(self._cog.cleanup(guild))

@bot.command(aliases=['yt', 'youtube'])
async def play(ctx, url):
    channel = ctx.author.voice.channel
    if url is None:
        await ctx.send("Music: Please specify a Youtube URL. Syntax (!play {URL})")
        return

    if ctx.guild.voice_client is None:
        if not ctx.author.voice:
            await ctx.send("Music: Please join a Voice Channel or use join command.")
            return
        await channel.connect()
    else:
        if not ctx.author.voice:
            await ctx.send("Music: Please join a Voice Channel or use join command.")
            return
        if ctx.guild.voice_client.channel != ctx.message.author.voice.channel:
            await ctx.guild.voice_client.move_to(channel)

    async with ctx.typing():
        player = await YTDLSource.from_url(url, loop=ctx.bot.loop, stream=True)

        if ctx.guild.voice_client.is_playing():
            await MusicPlayer.add_song(MusicPlayer, player)
            await ctx.send('Music: {} has now been added to the Queue'.format(player.title))
            return

        voice_channel = ctx.guild.voice_client
        voice_channel.play(player, after=lambda: self.bot.loop.call_soon_threadsafe(MusicPlayer.next.set))
        await ctx.send('Music: Now playing {}'.format(player.title))

Who can explain why its isnt work? Console says me that error:
self.after(error)
TypeError: <lambda () takes 0 positional arguments but 1 was given

A: when you have lambda: ... this is a function that takes no arguments, the error you are getting implies that what ever is calling it passes it an argument, sometimes callbacks pass an event object which you want to ignore, so usually the solution is to do something like:
lambda x=None: ...

this way it can take 1 or 0 arguments and you don't need to use x.

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I just got back from meeting my co-workers. Everyone seems nice. It's a pretty small office (about a dozen people). It's also an open office, so it seems really fun. I wasn't a big fan of the cubicles at my last job.
I get to use GWT to make web-based applications in Java. I'll be using Eclipse running on Macs. This will be my first real exposure to web development, and I'm pretty excited. Hopefully I will have some time to get to know GWT before I start in January. I should be able to find some time after exams or something.
You have to tell me more about it tomorrow!


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Many modern publishing platforms build Markdown into HTML for publication on a website. In such a platform, it can be useful to open the rendered web page while editing the Markdown source file.

Poplink converts the file path of the currently opened file into an expected URL and then opens the target page in the default web browser.

## Extension Settings

For example, say that local paths in your repo that look like this:

`C:\repo\drivers\windows-driver-docs-pr\develop\getting-started-with-universal-drivers.md`

...publish out to...

`https://docs.microsoft.com/windows-hardware/drivers/develop/getting-started-with-universal-drivers`

To convert from the local path to the URL, we need to remove everything before the `develop` folder and replace it with the URL base path.

And local paths like this:

`c:\repo\wdk-reference\wdk-reference-src\content\wdm\nf-wdm-iocalldriver.md`

...publish out to...

`https://docs.microsoft.com/windows-hardware/drivers/ddi/wdm/nf-wdm-iocalldriver`

To configure popLink to handle such mappings, go into user settings and specify:

```
"popLink.localBasePath": "c:\\repo\\drivers\\windows-driver-docs-pr\\",
"popLink.remoteBasePath": "https://docs.microsoft.com/windows-hardware/drivers/"
"popLink.localRefPath": "c:\\repo\\wdk-reference\\wdk-reference-src\\content\\",
"popLink.remoteRefPath": "https://docs.microsoft.com/windows-hardware/drivers/ddi/",
```

**Note**: The local base path is case sensitive.  Ensure that casing in the local path value matches the casing of the actual path.  Also note the double backslashes required in the local path.

We recommend binding the `poplink` command to a hotkey. Press F1 and choose `Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts File` and add a block like this:

```
 { "key": "f10",
  "command": "extension.poplink",
 "when": "editorFocus" },
 ```

**Pro Tip**: Use the `Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts` search bar to find a free hotkey.

## Release Notes

Created for the Microsoft Hackathon 2017, updated for Hackathon 2020.

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The Myth Surrounding Book Signings.
Home » » Blog - Main » The Myth Surrounding Book Signings.
What stops writers from stepping out on their own and creating their own book signings? A myth that writers need a book store or a writing event to sign and sell books. The truth? All a writer needs for a book signing is a table, chair, pen, space, sign, and some books.
I've had garage sales. Only once, that I recall, did I do any advertising in the newspaper. Every other time I placed signs, with my address, at the two closest main streets. I had a steady flow of buyers.
I haven't tried this with a book signing, but I'm willing to bet it will work. I will probably try it—put up the signs, sit at a table on my driveway, and see who shows up.
I recently set up a table at a friend's garage sale and I sold five books. More books than I've sold at any book store signings. Granted, I have done better at speaking engagements, but by time I add up the expenses, the net profit would probably be comparable.
My cost for the friend's garage sale was a dollar a book. This price was my idea, not his. This is much more profitable than a book store signing where I'm signing out of their inventory.
Some Saturday morning load your car trunk with a card table, folding chair, sign, pen, books, and a bottle of water. Drive to the nearest quality garage sale; introduce yourself; give the owner a signed copy of your book; ask for permission to set up your table for a percentage of the sales; and see if it doesn't work for you.
You won't be competing with other authors; rows and rows of books; or selling out of someone else's inventory. You will meet a lot of nice people, have some interesting conversations, and sell some books.
If you take an interest in the people, you may meet some teachers, book club members, social club members, and other interesting people that might offer the opportunity of speaking engagements.
Give it a try and let me know your results. I challenge you.


A resolutely modern look, extreme precision and excellent ergonomics: that's how we sum up the new X-Bolt Chassis. With a full aluminium MDT HS3 chassis stock with polymer inserts, this rifle is equipped with three Picatinny side rails, a Hogue pistol grip, a Skeleton adjustable stock and a heavy 61 cm fluted and threaded M18x1 barrel, with T2 muzzle brake. This arm, destined for sport shooting, includes numerous accessories (muzzle brake, five-shot magazine and tactical ABS case).


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José Marco Davó (Orihuela, Alicante, 10 de mayo de 1895 - Torrevieja, Alicante, 27 de septiembre de 1974) fue un actor español.

Biografía
Hijo de un oficial de la Guardia Civil, se trasladó en su adolescencia a Madrid para cursar estudios en el Colegio Infanta María Teresa del instituto armado, donde formó parte de su cuadro artístico. En 1921 abandonó la carrera militar y se integró en la compañía de teatro de Emilio Portes y, más tarde, en la de Pedro Zorrilla y Lola Membrives.

Su primer contacto con el mundo del cine se produjo a mediados de la década de 1930 con dos papeles secundarios en sendas adaptaciones de obras de Carlos Arniches para el cine: en 1934 Es mi hombre, dirigida por Benito Perojo, y en 1935 intervino también como actor de reparto en la película Don Quintín, el amargao, dirigida por Luis Buñuel y Luis Marquina. Tras la finalización de la Guerra Civil y durante toda la década de 1940 se centró en su vocación teatral, fundó su propia compañía y trabajó con las de Rafael López Somoza y Carlos Garriga, con las que estrenó obras de su autoría, así como otras escritas en colaboración con Luis Tejedor y José Alfayate. En 1951 regresa al cine con la película Alba de América, a la que seguiría La guerra de Dios y  El alcalde de Zalamea, en 1953 y 1954 respectivamente. En 1955 intervino en Marcelino pan y vino y durante los siguientes quince años se convirtió en un secundario habitual en las producciones cinematográficas españolas, hasta sumar un centenar de películas.

Una trombosis lo alejo de su actividad profesional y de su afición principal, la pintura, y tras cinco años de una penosa enfermedad, falleció el 27 de septiembre de 1974 en Torrevieja, la ciudad que amaba con toda su alma desde los tiempos de su niñez, «Aquí deseo morir y aquí deseo recibir sepultura», dijo repetidas veces.

José Marco Davó, fue un gran artista, un hombre de fuerte personalidad, gran amigo de sus amigos y de cuya desaparición se hizo eco la prensa y la radio de la época. Su relieve artístico, su bien ganada fama de excelente actor, tanto en España, como en América, fue merecedora de la mención que publicó «Información» en los titulares de la noticia: «Desaparece una gloriosa figura del teatro y el cine».

Filmografía seleccionada
 Alba de América (1951)
 La guerra de Dios (1953)
 El alcalde de Zalamea (1954)
 Marcelino, pan y vino (1954)
 Mi tío Jacinto (1956)
 Todos somos necesarios (1956)
 Un ángel pasó por Brooklyn (1957)
 El tigre de Chamberí (1957)
 ¿Dónde vas, Alfonso XII? (1958)
 Carmen la de Ronda (1959)
 María, matrícula de Bilbao (1960)
 Ha llegado un ángel (1961)
 Tómbola (1962)
 La venganza del Zorro (1962)
 La gran familia (1962)
 Cabalgando hacia la muerte (El Zorro) (1962)
 Marisol rumbo a Río (1963)
 La frontera de Dios (1965)
 ¡Es mi hombre! (1966)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Actores de cine de España
Nacidos en Orihuela
Fallecidos en Torrevieja

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A couple months ago friends asked me if I would like to join their book club. A month after, the discussion of The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz occurred over good food and grog. In between then and yesterday, we were to read Fool on the Hill by Matt Ruff.
The novel, which is made of several interlocking stories, describes a battle of Good versus Evil. The novel is full of allusions, literary and music and more. These allusions were questioned today, because the work seems already pre-written. He's not making fun of the other works in the allusions, but you do have to give Ruff credit for putting them together.
How the story is written, it's similar to a comic book/graphic novel and Stephen King's The Stand. Of course, there is no comparison to King's incredible work. It flashes back and forth between stories, and the characters' paths cross. There are many characters in the book, and they are listed in the front. Not all of the characters are listed, and some of those characters have bigger roles than some of the listed characters; no, this does not make sense. What are seemingly crucial characters in the first half of the book are completely abandoned in the second half; this is disappointing to me, and it makes the novel come across written as half-assed.
SPOILERS (well, sort of): The climax/battle scene is greatly rushed in my opinion; and so this all ends without a climax. The resolve between the antagonist is half-assed. The epilogue is a quick bore. The purpose of Mr. Sunshine, a retired and fictional Greek God, unfolds and displays lack of purpose.
I am left thinking that I can take this character down, Greek God or not.
However, the purpose of our going to Ithaca and Cornell's campus to walk around and see the sights from the book. We checked out a suspension bridge, which is significant, but we are unsure if the suspension bridge that we walked on was the correct one. Cornell has such a beautiful campus.
In the morning and before we hit up Cornell, we attended the Ithaca Farmer's Market, which is celebrating its 40th year. Congrats! Buy local! There were two places that really stood out, and they provided my breakfast. Solaz made the best breakfast burrito that I have tasted today; the special burrito had eggs, home fries, cheese, and hot salsa. You are able to pick what salsa you'd like. The burrito was not too little, and it was filling enough to hold me over until lunch. It was the perfect breakfast item. The burrito went really well with a cup-o-joe, French press, from Silent City Uprising Coffee.
The rest of the day was filled with lunch from Ithaca Beer Company, a visit to the barn book store that is Phoenix Rising, and another quick stop at Hopshire Farms and Brewery. Our soundtrack provided: The Tossers, Built to Spill, and The Black Keys. Here are some pictures to take you through.
A growler of Oh Danny Boy was filled. This porter is a part of Ithaca Beer Company's 5-Barrell Series.
The lunch special was meatloaf with a Shiitake gravy.
A couple of perfectly-crisped onion rings sat atop with garlic mashed potatoes on the side.
…is creepy on the inside.
However, there is a plethora of books, reasonably priced.
I would describe this book that I found, but I don't have to.
No, I did not buy this.
Yes, good grammar can be disturbing.
Lesson learned: If you use poor grammar, Lucifer will eat you.
We went in Hopshire without any idea about their crafts.
We enjoyed the Mellow Beer: Beehave Honey Blonde, but the Blossom did not sit will on our palates.
The Middling Beer grabbed our attention: Daddy-O, Shire Ale, and CoHOPeration.
The Mighty Beer kept us wanting more: Near Varna and Hop Onyx.
This little brewery packed a punch. I cannot wait to go back.


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Maurice Joseph François Engelen (Herselt, 7 januari 1959) is een Belgische Artiest, vooral bekend van Praga Khan.

Hij begon zijn muziekcarrière als co-manager en co-eigenaar van het door Roland Beelen opgerichte platenlabel Antler-Subway Records. Het platenlabel richt zich naast new beat-genreop alternative indie bands, maar ook pop en rock artiesten. Met de groep Lords of Acid toerde hij tot in Japan en Amerika. Zijn grootste successen bereikte Engelen onder zijn pseudoniem Praga Khan, waar uiteindelijk een volledige groep uit groeide.

Naast zijn strikt muzikale projecten is Engelen ook geïnteresseerd in andere kunstvormen. Hij schrijft onder andere in opdracht van het Koninklijk Ballet van Vlaanderen de muziek voor Not Strictly Rubens, mengt kunst met technologie in de theatertour Frame By Frame en creëerde filmmuziek voor onder andere Basic Instinct, Ben X, Sliver, mortal combat, Austin Powers, Strange days en Sucker Punch.

Eind 2008 was hij jurylid in X Factor op VTM. Hij is intensief betrokken bij de carrière van Tom Dice, een van de acts die hij in het televisieprogramma onder zijn hoede kreeg. Hij startte in 2009 het muziekplatform SonicAngel, samen met Bart Becks en toerde in 2010 in de VS met zijn band Lords of Acid.

Bekende projecten en bands waar Maurice Engelen bij betrokken was:
 101, vooral bekend van Rock to the BEat
 Jade 4U, pseudoniem voor zangeres Niki Van Lierop
 Major Problem, met New Beat hit Acid Queen
 Dirty Harry (D'Bop)
 Digital Orgasm (Running out of Time, ..)
 Channel-X, met Rave the Rhythm verantwoordelijk voor de ontdekking door Paul Verhoeven, die later muziek van Praga Khan zou gebruiken in o.a. Basic Instinct en Sliver
 Lords of Acid
 Praga Khan

In 2019 kreeg hij van auteursrechtenvereniging Sabam de carrièreprijs Muze.

Belgisch live-dj
Belgisch muziekmanager
Belgisch ondernemer
Belgisch muziekproducent
Belgisch elektronisch muzikant


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When the high rise buildings came down, footage of the demolition was posted on YouTube. There you can find—in montage, time-lapse, or real time—various stages of destruction of the Robert Taylor Homes, Stateway Gardens, Rockwell Gardens, Grace Abbott Homes, Cabrini-Green, Lakefront Properties. There are videos of each high rise of Lakefront Properties being felled by implosion. Collapse occurs not all at once, but gradually, horizontally, with thick, smoky vapors of dust rising in the wake. Other public housing structures were dismantled with cranes, excavators, backhoes. Aside from the jackhammers briskly knocking through windows and concrete, so much of the machinery seems weary. In one video, a wrecking ball appears to move in slow motion as it swings back and then lands, crushing a wall painted robin's egg blue.
When the high rises came down, there was official talk about progress. What was afoot was the Plan for Transformation: a $1.6 billion project and the largest public housing "redevelopment venture" in the United States. Announced in 1999, the ambitious plan reflected and reinforced national trends; many municipal governments in major cities (like New Orleans and Atlanta) demolished swaths of public housing structures and replaced them with voucher distribution programs and limited access to mixed-income developments. The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) unveiled a major advertising campaign to promote its agenda, rebranding itself with a slogan "This is CHAnge" and promising impacted CHA tenants, and the city at large, a fresh start. In Chicago, mirroring other neoliberal efforts across the country, planners have relied on the market to regulate the terms of what has been touted as full-scale reform. The vast majority of those directly impacted by wide-scale demolitions have been required to seek out housing in the private sector. For thousands, the outcomes have included displacement, multiple moves, and homelessness. In the current economy, the poverty rate is higher than ever in Chicago, as is the need for affordable housing.
We first meet on a sunny day in March 2011, at a coffeehouse situated about a mile north of Dolores's new apartment in the Dearborn Homes. Dearborn Homes is a public housing complex situated at the crossroads between Bronzeville (to the south), the McCormick Place convention center (to the east), Chinatown (to the west), and the Chicago Loop (to the north). Dearborn Homes was one of the Chicago Housing Authority's first public housing developments and remains one of the last standing—it now houses mostly senior residents. Dolores was relocated here last month after living in Cabrini-Green for the last fifty-three years, from 1958 until 2011. As we talk, Dolores is clearly distraught at the thought of her old building's scheduled demolition. "So many of my treasures are still there," she says. She goes on to catalog some of the valuables (family photos, trophies, clothing, books) that she had to leave behind during the hasty relocation process. Days after our conversation, 1230 N. Burling—Dolores's former home, and one of the last public housing high rises left standing in Chicago—was demolished.
from "Have You Been Served?"
Owned by Quaker Oats Foods since 1926, Aunt Jemima received her most recent corporate makeover in 1989. Slimmed-down, younger, and relieved of her bandana, she now sports a sleek hairdo and pearl earrings. As always, she flashes a warm, inviting smile.
Aunt Jemima made her debut at the World's Columbian Exposition in 1893, played by Nancy Green. A cook and former slave, Green recited plantation stories and gave pancake-cooking demonstrations for the crowds. But in the public imagination, Aunt Jemima needed no introduction, because her image had circulated for a century or more.
Mammy is dead. Mammy endures. And Mammy never was.


There's no arguing that T-Mobile did it right by grabbing at the opportunity of getting the Windows Mobile powered HTC HD2. They've easily managed to exceed expectations as there are still people looking to purchase the some times hard to find smartphone, but the arrival of a new update may cause some internal strife for owners. Everybody loves software updates as they offer some "stability and performance improvements" that'll surely better the overall experience – and that's exactly what the latest HTC HD2 ROM update does. Unfortunately that isn't the only thing that's on-board with the update as it's stated in the fine print that installing the update will wipe out some of the demo games preloaded with the device that you might've played and eventually purchased. There isn't any solace from T-Mobile just yet as it's also clearly stated that you'll have to "re-purchase them at the standard cost." As much as this will undoubtedly be an inconvenience to some owners, we'll see how things pan out in the end.
We received an e-mail at our store with printouts for customers to backup their info to their computers. They never told us customers would lose their games. That's kinda dumb if it's true.


Ever had a recipe call for buttermilk? Not something we typically keep in the house. Though if you do happen to buy some, you can freeze it in ice cube trays. Once frozen, pop them out and put in a container or freezer bag.
Put 1 tablespoon white vinegar or lemon juice in a measuring cup.
Fill to 1 cup mark with milk.


Berolina CIPP is a Glass fibre reinforced structural liner-cured in place using UV light and is one of several trenchless rehabilitation methods used to repair existing pipelines. Berolina CIPP is a jointless, seamless, pipe-within-a-pipe with the capability to rehabilitate pipes with minimal diameter reduction. As one of the most widely used rehabilitation methods, Berolina CIPP has application in gravity (sewer) pipelines.


Interstate 95 South to Exit 10B (Route 117 West). Proceed on Route 117 West to first traffic light. Take a right onto Commonwealth Avenue. Take the 2nd right off Commonwealth onto Leon E. Whipple Road. Go to the end of the street. At the stop sign, take a left onto Toll Gate Road. Kent Hospital will be on the right. Go past the hospital and take a right onto Health Lane at the hospital's main entrance. VNA of Care New England is the last building on the right.
Take Interstate 95 North to Exit 10 (Route 117.) Take a left onto Route 117 and proceed as above to first traffic light. Take a right onto Commonwealth Avenue. Take the 2 right off Commonwealth Avenue onto Leon E. Whipple Road. Go to the end of the street. At the stop sign, take a left onto Toll Gate Road. Kent Hospital will be on the right. Go past the hospital and take a right onto Health Lane at the hospital's main entrance. VNA of Care New England is the last building on the right.


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MUMBAI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is likely to accept skipper Virat Kohli's demand to allow cricketers to take their wives on foreign tours.
According to media reports, which quoted sources in BCCI, the Board has agreed to Kohli's request to allow cricketers' wives and girlfriends (WAGs) to accompany them on overseas tours.
The wives and girlfriends of India cricketers will be allowed to stay with their partners after the first 10 days of overseas tours as the BCCI sees no harm in players spending time with their families, said reports.
However, an official confirmation from the Board is yet to come.
The issue came up for discussion during a meeting of the Committee of Administrators (CoA), BCCI selectors and the Indian team management comprising Kohli, head coach Ravi Shastri, Rohit Sharma and Ajinkya Rahane.
During the meeting, a host of issues, including the team's performance this year, was also reviewed.
According to a report published by Mumbai Mirror, the BCCI is likely to take cues from its Australian counterpart and set a 'family period' for the WAGs.
Cricket Australia works with the Australian Cricketers Association (ACA) and finalises a certain period for the family members.
This is called the family period where families come and visit the players for a set period of time, the duration of which varies from tour to tour.
Indian players are currently engaged in a two-match Test series against the West Indies after which they will play five ODIs and three T20 internationals till November 11.
The team will then travel to Australia to play three T20Is, four Tests and three ODIs from November 21 to January 18.
The current rule allows WAGs of India cricketers to accompany them for only 14 days after the first two weeks of a 45-day tour abroad.
Previously the policy was to allow WAGs to be with the players for one of the formats during long tours.
BCCI, which is no hurry, is also reportedly deliberating whether too much family time can influence practice time on foreign tours.
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Q: Parse xpath expression into file path For whatever stupid reason, the API I'm querying returns file paths as XPath. I'm trying to figure out a way to parse it back into a file path. So for example,
/content/folder[@name='Dropbox']
----> content/Dropbox

/content/folder[@name='whatever']/folder[@name='something else']/report[@name='why']
----> content/whatever/something else/why

/content/folder[@name='A/B']
----> content/A/B

The best idea I have right now is to split the xpath by / delimiters and then comprehend the individual tags, but that will break on test case 3 above. Alternatively, I could just write a pushdown automata and do it myself. Is there an xpath reverse parser that I can use to process these strings into something intelligent?

A: Perhaps use a regular expression find and replace, look for substrings matching this regular expression:
[^\/]*\[@name='([^']+)']

... and replace each match with the captured group.
e.g. https://regex101.com/r/n42SqR/1

A: As it turns out, XPath allows you to have either single-quoted or double-quoted strings, and you can escape characters from within the string. Building off this answer, I created the following regex:
/\w+\[@name=(?:""(?<name>[^""\\]*(?:\\.[^""\\]*)*)""|'(?<name>[^'\\]*(?:\\.[^'\\]*)*)')\]

And a breakdown:
/\w+\[@name=                            # Match the xpath preamble for the section.
(?:                                     # Anonymous group
    "(?<name>[^"\\]*(?:\\.[^"\\]*)*)"   # Match a double-quoted string with escapes. Save it to the <name> capture group.
   |'(?<name>[^'\\]*(?:\\.[^'\\]*)*)'   # OR match a single-quoted string with escape. Save it to the <name> capture group.
)\]                                     # End the anonymous group and match a literal ]


Niko Matsakis recently blogged about the Rust compiler's new borrow checker, which implements non-lexical lifetimes (NLL). The new borrow checker is a really nice improvement to Rust, because it accepts many sound programs that the old borrow checker rejected.
In the blog post, Niko wrote briefly about the performance of the new borrow checker.
Finally, those of you who read the previous posts may remember that the performance of the NLL checker was a big stumbling block. I'm happy to report that the performance issues were largely addressed: there remains some slight overhead to using NLL, but it is largely not noticeable in practice, and I expect we'll continue to improve it over time.
This paragraph is true, but glosses over a lot of details! This post will be about my contributions to this performance work.
Before I describe individual improvements, it's worth mentioning that the new borrow checker uses bitsets (1D) and bit matrices (2D) heavily. A number of my wins involved these data structures.
#51869: This PR changed some code so that it overwrote an existing dense bitset rather than replacing it with a newly created one of the same size, reducing instruction counts for most benchmarks, the best by 1.5%.
#51870: This PR reused a structure containing two bitsets rather than recreating it afresh for every statement in a basic block, reducing instruction counts for numerous benchmarks, the best by 1%.
#52342: This PR avoided a bunch of allocations in Canonicalizer methods, reducing instruction counts on numerous benchmarks, the best by 2%.
#53383: Further profiling showed that some dense bitsets were large, but had very few bits set within them, so the dense representation was wasteful. This PR implemented a new hybrid bitset type that uses a sparse representation for bitsets with up to 8 bits set and switches to a dense representation beyond that, and used it to replace dense bitsets in several places, reducing instruction counts on the five slowest benchmarks by 55%, 21%, 16%, 10% and 9%, and reducing peak memory usage of three benchmarks by 53%, 33%, and 9%.
#53513: This PR force-inlined a function at one hot callsite, reducing instruction counts on two benchmarks by 1%.
#53551: This PR avoided some clone calls, reducing instruction counts for one benchmark by 0.5%.
#53733: This PR added special handling for a very common and simple case in unroll_place, reducing the instruction counts on one benchmark by 25%.
#53942: A function called precompute_borrows_out_of_scope does a traversal of one or more basic blocks. In order to detect whether a basic block had been previously visited, it recorded the ID of every visited statement in a hash table. Some basic blocks can have many statements, resulting in many hash table lookups. This PR changed the code to record the ID of visited basic blocks in the hash table instead of visited statements — trickier than it sounds because the analysis can start in the middle of a basic block, in which case the first half might need to be eventually visited — reducing instruction counts on one benchmark by 60%.
#54318: This PR changed SparseBitMatrix so that each instantiated row used the hybrid bitset representation from #53383 instead of the dense representation, reducing peak memory usage by 14–45% on four benchmarks, and 96% (from 29.1GB to 1.2GB) on one external crate! This PR also fixed the peak memory regression that #52250 introduced for a few benchmarks.
You probably noticed that some of the improvements in the previous section were large, and I wasn't the only one working on NLL performance; Niko Matsakis and David Wood also contributed some big wins. This is because the new borrow checker's performance was originally, to be honest, terrible. This is understandable; the focus had been on functionality and correctness, which is fair enough for a large and complex new component. Nonetheless, in June I was very nervous about its performance.
To be more specific, "check" builds (which don't generate code) ran as much as 50x slower with the new borrow checker on some benchmarks. And multiple benchmarks were disabled on CI because they were simply too slow or used too much memory.
Issue #52028 tells a representative story. It was originally filed because the html5ever benchmark was triggering out-of-memory failures on CI. Measurements with Massif and DHAT showed that its peak heap memory usage was over 14 GB, largely caused by a single 12 GB allocation! In comparison, the peak with the old borrow checker was roughly 200–300 MB. If you read through that issue, you can see that over a period of 2.5 months we reduced the memory usage from 14 GB, to 10 GB, to 2 GB, to 1.2 GB, to 600 MB, to 501 MB, and finally to 266 MB.
And things are pretty good now. The instruction counts on "check" builds for all benchmarks are at most 18% higher with the new borrow checker than the old borrow checker, and are typically around 5%. (And note that "check" builds are the worst-case scenario; non-"check" builds will see a smaller relative slowdown because of the extra time needed for code generation, which is unaffected by the borrow checker.) Memory usage is similar: all benchmarks except one have peak memory usage that is at most 20% higher, with the typical value around 3%. (The one remaining exceptional benchmark uses 2.7x memory.) The worse numbers generally occur on programs containing very large constants.
I'm not entirely happy even with this level of performance regression, but for now I have run out of ideas for improving it further. The new borrow checker is a lot more sophisticated and tracks a lot more data, so strict performance parity is a tough ask. Nonetheless, given how bad performance was a few months ago, I'm happy that we've got it down to a level where most people probably won't notice any difference. Given that the new borrow checker makes Rust a significantly nicer and easier language to use, I hope it's an acceptable trade-off.
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We are gradually getting the hang of tissue engineering: we can grow a variety of tissues in a variety of shapes, and we are beginning to understand how to create mixed-tissue systems. Before long, we'll be able to grow fairly complex biological structures.
The medical implications are all well and good, but what about the toy market?
I propose that we start developing Legonimals - a modular animal construction kit. Your starter kit would contain muscle blocks in various sizes, tubular bones, ball-and-socket joints, hinge- joints, skin sheets, digestive tubes, ganglia in three different sizes, a heart, lungs, gills, a proboscis and a selection of ears (eyes would be purchased seperately, at considerable cost). Each module has standard mechanical couplings, and input/ output ports for blood (red and blue coded) and neural connections. The box in which they are packaged would include a docking station providing oxygenated blood and minimal nutrients to all parts during storage.
With this starter kit, you could build (for example) a cute little elephant-trunk would scuttle towards sounds, or a combination fish/crane, or compete with your friends to build the fastest pentapedal ear.
Extension kits could include (besides eyes) a corpus callosum to link multiple ganglia, alternative skin kits (scales, feathers), balance organs (important if you want to build the Hopping Monopod), wings, endocrine organs and receptors, luminescent organs etc.
Hours of fun for all the family. And remember, insist on genuine Legonimal components - peace of mind against rejection.
— Basepair, May 05 2005
Crane http://www.npwrc.us...cranes/grusgrus.htm
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this stuff is kinda cool. [daseva, May 06 2005]
Legonimals - the game http://www.purple-p...kery/legonimals.jpg
I'd buy it. [wagster, May 12 2005]
Spore creature creator http://www.spore.co...ormscreaturecreator
(Game.) Build creature from parts, watch it hop around. More once Spore gets released. [jutta, Aug 03 2008]
Mr. Potato Head zoo set, I suppose.
— DrCurry, May 05 2005
If we are going to be doing tissue engineering, I propose a long tapered cylinder, for deep-seated problems. Minimal lint, please. Maybe lavender scented.
— bungston, May 06 2005
Thought this was going to be a new Harry Potter lego marketing scheme. Lego Nimals.
— 2 fries shy of a happy meal, May 06 2005
GM?
— contracts, May 06 2005
GM or not, a fantastic idea.
— wagster, May 06 2005
//combination fish/crane// Wouldn't it eat itself?
— coprocephalous, May 06 2005
[Contracts]//GM?//
Nope, not a single G need be M'd to do this.
Sketchy, unethical, magical, nonsensical fun. [+]
— daseva, May 06 2005
[daseva] Yes, indeedy. Proper half-baking is really more an art than it is a science, I think.
— justaguy, May 06 2005
[justaguy], I do agree with you, though nothing is so black and white... There are many different people here, after all.
[daseva] I must respectfully disagree. Zebras are, in fact, so black and white.
Whose stripes are best explained via complexity theory and the cooresponding "edge of chaos" paradigms that border ever so beautifully between art and science.
And it is, of course, this very same razor edge that allows us to theoretically build a not-so-black-and-white zebra.
I stand corrected.
There is a well-known (well, not so well-known or I wouldn't have to explain it) optical illusion in which a disc with black-and-white patterns is spun. At certain speeds, it appears coloured because the different colour receptors respond differently to flickering black-white pattern.
So, a sufficiently fast-moving swarm of zebras should, in fact, appear gloriously technicoloured.
Zebras stripes serve as some of the most peculiar camoflauge around. In the hot sun, the heat waves off the ground make the stripes wave noticeably. to predators around, the waving motion prevents them from singling out any single zebra to hunt. They percieve a herd of zebras as one large vibrating animal, something no lion wants to mess with.
Is that really really truly true? I mean, when humans see a herd of zebras with heat-wavey stripes, they figure out pretty quickly that it is a herd of zebras with heat-wavey stripes. Now, I know lions are not the brightest of creatures, but I'd expect them to have figured this out. Has anyone asked a lion if it thinks it is seeing one huge vibrating stripey animal?
Yeah, his name was Steven Effingham, self proclaimed animal behavioralist. He performed optics studies on this species and realized they have fewer vertically sensitive cortical cells in their visual cortex.
No, that part was bullshit. But, I'm pretty confident that I read about the zebra thing in a very credible source.
"I explained the purpose of such markings, and how they could quite easily arise through simple natural selection: Individually, Zebra stripes make the animal stand out dramatically against any background, except for that of a herd of Zebra. When the herd is together, the stripes serve to break up the outline of individuals, making it harder for predators to select any individual. Even though Zebras that become seperated from the herd are much more likely to be killed and eaten, the ones in the herd will be safer. The purpose of camouflage is to hide the creature using it, by breaking up it's outline and blending it in with it's background. In the case of the Zebra, the herd creates it's own background."
no mention of the heat waves here, but you get the point.
"Zebras have stripes because the stripes camouflage a zebra and help them hide from their enemies. This is done by breaking the outline of a zebra when it moves through tall grass. Rather than receiving a full view of a zebra, a predator only sees a bunch of vertical lines. This effect is particularly accented on a hot day when heat waves are rising from the earth. "
more on those stripes.
I agree that stripes break up the outline and cause general confusion - just watch a video of a herd of zebras running.
But, there are lots of implicit (and often untestable) assumptions about how animals perceive, and they generally seem to involve the animal in question being remarkably stupid. If I were a lion, I would have spent the last few million years evolving a visual system that was at least as good as ours when it came to looking at zebras.
But we seem to have diverged a little far from the topic.....
Back to the subject in hand, this idea made me giggle sufficiently to photoshop a quick mock-up of what this might look like as a finished product (link). Apologies to [Basepair] if the 'G' word got on there somehow.
[Wagster] - !!!!!!!!!!!! (or, as I believe it is expressed in modern parlance - !!! 1111!!!111!).
I am simultaneously impressed and flattered, my favourite combinations of states. I couldn't have put it better myself. I would like to donate my small collection of buns to you.
This isn't GM but I'd put it under "WIBNI"
There was a videogame exactely like this. After creating the animals you could release them into the 3d world and they would survive based on what parts you used et cetera.
— SpocksEyebrow, May 12 2005
//his isn't GM but I'd put it under "WIBNI"// So, on this basis, what isn't WIBNI? I'd say it was more WIBAGII

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Now, it works as expected


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HTC Announces Cheaper Blockchain Phone
HTC has announced the Exodus 1s, a cheaper version of its blockchain-enabled Exodus 1 phone. It's set to be released later
Written by Tom Fogden
HTC has announced the Exodus 1s, a new, cheaper version of its unique blockchain phone.
The new HTC Exodus 1s phone is expected to hit the shelves at the end of Q3 (so think September) and should cost between $250-300.
The Exodus 1s isn't going to replace HTC's original blockchain-enabled phone, the Exodus 1. Instead, the 1s will sit alongside the Exodus 1 as a cheaper, more accessible option for crypto-newbies and consumers in developing economies.
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68 Trade Fairs in London from January 2022
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Business Design Center London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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1.1. Following set of rules have specifically provided for legal obligations of business to allocate certain fund for corporate social responsibility (the "CSR"): (a) in cases of industries, Industrial Enterprise Act 2016 (2073) ("IEA" or the "Act") and, (b) in cases of banks and financial institutions ("BFIs"), Circular no. 11/073/74 dated January 25, 2017 (2073/10/12) issued by Nepal Rastra Bank, the Central Bank of Nepal ("NRB") (the "NRB Circular").
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The IEA came into implementation during the financial year of 2016/17 and it there is some level of uncertainty as to whether the funds should be calculated for the entire year or only on proportionate basis. Given that the requirement is imposed to allocate on annual basis, the allocation may have to be made for the entire year.
The NRB Circular has required BFIs to allocate at least one percent (1%) of net profit and deposit the same in a separate CSR fund. The fund allocated is to be utilized in the subsequent fiscal year.
Whilst the NRB Circular has provided that allocation is to be done out of net profit it has not clarified whether allocation is to be done before or after profit.
(a) Utilization for social projects: Direct and indirect utilization in programs related to education, health, disaster management, environment protection, cultural promotion, infrastructural development in remote areas, and improvement in earning capabilities of socially backward groups, financial literacy and customer protection. Projects should be selected through proposal with public notice by highly recognized organizations working in the related field.
(b) Direct grant expenditure: Direct expenditure towards providing grant for education and health of backward classes or expenditure in construction of infrastructures, buying of vehicles and cost of operating them, etc. for organizations working towards the same cause.
(c) Sustainable development goals: Sustainable development goals of Nepal, direct and indirect expenditure towards achievement of goals set in the 17 areas recognized by the 2016-2030 (Sustainable Development Goals, 2016-2030).
Pursuant to the NRB Circular, the BFIs cannot utilize the funds for branding purpose but it can use its name as "reference". Also, the BFIs must not restrict its utilization of funds targeting a specific geographical area and subject matter. Further, the utilization must not be made so as to acquire personal or political gain in any manner. The BFIs are required to implement internal procedure for implementation of CSR fund.
Nepal Rastra Bank Act 2002 (2058) has provided for both fine and imprisonment sanctions for non-compliance to the NRB Circulars.
Unlike IEA, NRB Circular has prescribed specific sectors for utilization of allocated CSR amount with certain conditions and restrictions. Thus, the BFIs are required to comply with this provision allocating profit amount of the FY 2016/17 and utilizing the same in the next financial year.
The minimum amount to be allocated for the CSR activities is a legal requirement for industries and BFIs. Both IEA and NRB Circular have not clarified as to whether the decision to invest in CSR activities and its amount is to be resolved through the Board of the Directors or the General Meeting of the company. Generally, the requirement is to prepare the internal procedure for utilization of the CSR fund. This can define the internal authorities and would at least require approval at the Board level.


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