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Навчально-науковий інститут права Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка — навчальний, науковий і культурно-освітній структурний підрозділ Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка, створений для реалізації навчально-освітніх, науково-дослідних і культурно-просвітницьких завдань вищої правничої школи України. На виконання рішення Вченої ради КНУ імені Тараса Шевченка від 18 червня 2020 року (протокол №11) і Наказу ректора № 407-32 від 19 червня 2020 року створено Інститут права Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка як структурний підрозділ Університету і правонаступник юридичного факультету. В жовтні 2021 року Інститут права перейменовано на Навчально-науковий інститут права.

Кафедри
 Кафедра адміністративного права та процесу
 Кафедра економічного права та економічного судочинства
 Кафедра екологічного права
 Кафедра земельного та аграрного права
 Кафедра іноземних мов
 Кафедра конституційного права
 Кафедра кримінально-правової політики та кримінального права
 Кафедра нотаріального, виконавчого процесу, адвокатури, прокуратури та судоустрою
 Кафедра теорії та історії права та держави
 Кафедра трудового права та права соціального забезпечення
 Кафедра фінансового права
 Кафедра цивільного права
 Кафедра кримінального процесу та  криміналістики
 Кафедра службового та  медичного права
 Кафедра цивільного процесу
 Кафедра інтелектуальної власності та  інформаційного права

Наукові видання факультету
 Адміністративне право і процес

 Вісник Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка. Серія Юридичні науки
 Право і громадянське суспільство
 Про Українське право

Примітки

Література
 Юридичний факультет Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка //
 І.С. Гриценко. Юридичний факультет КНУ . Енциклопедія Київського університету

Юридичний факультет Київського університету
Київський національний університет
Засновані в Україні 1835


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Man in hospital after stabbing in downtown Montreal
A 36-year-old man is in hospital after a stabbing Monday night in downtown Montreal.
Police say they received a 911 call at 11 p.m. about an assault on the corner of Sainte-Catherine and Saint-Marc streets.
READ MORE: CTVNewsMontreal.ca's continued coverage of crime and policing in the Greater Montreal Area
When officers arrived on site, they found the victim lying on the sidewalk.
He was brought to the hospital and was conscious during transport, according to Caroline Chèvrefils, a spokesperson for Montreal police (SPVM).
Witnesses told police an altercation degenerated between the victim and the suspect when the stabbing occurred.
The suspect fled the scene soon after and no arrests have been made.
Investigators are at the scene to determine the events leading up to the assault.

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#UKRAINEEditor's choice 11.07.2020 - 906 views
Independent Church Of Ukraine Crumbles Even Further 5 out of 5 based on 3 ratings. 3 user reviews.
Independent Church Of Ukraine Crumbles Even Further
The 'independent' (spoiler: not very) Orthodox Church of Ukraine, created in December 2019 with the direct assistance from then President Petro Poroshenko, the US State Department and the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople is passing through hard times. This pseudo-church organization has faced multiple difficulties since its very creation due to its nature. As an entity created to gain revenue and provide political interests of its backers, it's engaged in the never-ending struggle for power and funding.
In fact, it's publicly crumbling. First, the organization entered into the conflict with one of its creators Patriarch Filaret (Mykhailo Denysenko) that withdrew from the Orthodox Church of Ukraine with all the properties of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church – Kiev Patriarchate, which it leads. Thus, the 'indpendent' church split into two parts. Patriarch Filaret is in the deep conflict with the current formal head of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine – Patriarch Epiphanius.
However, this did not stop members of the Constantinople-backed entities to continue clashing with each others. On July 9, the entity excluded from its ranks Bishop Filaret Panku due to his supposed contacts with Patriarch Filaret. According to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine press service, Bishop Filaret Panku declared his allegiance to Patriarch Filaret damaging the interests of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine. They also claimed that the entities led by Bishop Filaret Panku has never officially represented the so-called Ukrainain diaspora.
This is only one of the recent cases showing the fierce conflict within the 'independent' cuhrch of Ukraine. The core of this conflict is attempts of various persons and entities to establsih control over as much church properties as possible.
Meanwhile, the canonic Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) continues facing an increasing pressure from the government and radicals affilated with forces that insigated creation of the independent pseudo-church in the country. Despite this, the canonic church continues remaining a major center of power in Ukraine and has even started increasing its influence amid the developing conflicts within the 'independent church' supported by the Kiev regime.
Leaked Recordings Confirm The West's Concealment Of Ukrain's Terrorist Policy In Crimea
Deepening Rift: Russian Orthodox Church Rejects 'Black Jesus' Paintings Promoted By Neo-Liberal Propaganda
New Study: Orthodox Church of Ukraine Divided Orthodoxy


Janet has worked in the legal field, primarily Trademarks, for over 20 years in the Washington, DC area.
Prior to joining Kelly IP in 2018, Janet was employed as a Trademark Secretary with Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner LLP where she supported legal assistants within the Trademark practice group.
When not at work, Janet enjoys the company of her family and friends.


La Casita Cultural Center has partnered with Barnes & Noble to launch a fundraising campaign seeking support for its Bilingual Library and literacy programs. A week-long book fair will run from Tuesday, Dec. 2 through Saturday, Dec. 8, at the Barnes & Noble store located at 3453 Erie Blvd. E., Syracuse. On Dec. 2, the young participants in the literacy program will visit the store for a special holiday story time reading and musical performance, starting at 4 p.m.
Dec. 2 also marks the date for what is now known as Giving Tuesday. Founded in 2012 by New York's 92nd Street Y and the United Nations Foundation, Giving Tuesday is a global day for giving back, in response to the consumerism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Over 10,000 organizations have partnered worldwide to celebrate generosity and promote giving. This Dec. 2, La Casita joins the movement.
Proceeds from this campaign will be allocated to expand the children's book collection of La Casita's Bilingual Library and sustain its weekly children's literacy program, the Dual-Language Reading Circles. Through this collaborative program between La Casita and the Spanish Action League of Upstate NY, children from 6 to 12 have the opportunity to develop bilingual reading and comprehension skills, engage in artistic activities related to the readings and have their work featured in the annual Young Art exhibit that La Casita presents in the spring.
La Casita's Reading Circles program is offered at no cost to participants. It also engages dozens of college students who volunteer their service and advance their career training in areas of education, social work, child and family studies and civic engagement.
From Dec. 2-8, Barnes & Noble customers can make a purchase at any store around the country or online, and without any additional charge, a percentage of the sale will be credited by Barnes & Noble to La Casita for the acquisition of new books. Customers just need to present a voucher that can be obtained at the Erie Boulevard store or provide the BOOKFAIR ID 11381571 at checkout, in any store (or online until Dec. 7).


BMT, or blood and marrow transplant, is a procedure to replace unhealthy or destroyed bone marrow with new bone marrow stem cells.
Also called self-donor transplant or rescue transplant, Autologous transplant is when a person's own stem cells are removed before receiving radiation or chemotherapy treatment. Then, the stem cells are put back in the person's body.
Stem cells are removed from a newborn baby's umbilical cord and are stored until needed for transplant.
Blood and Marrow transplantation can be curative for a wide range of disorders, including leukemias, bone marrow failure syndromes, immune deficiency disorders and metabolic diseases. When there is no suitably matched donor within the family, other donor sources are searched.
Since the first successful use of umbilical cord blood transplantation more than 12 years ago, storage facilities or "banks" have been established worldwide to supply cord blood as an alternative to bone marrow. As the experience in the use of cord blood for transplantation grows, evidence is emerging in support of its use as an alternative source of stem cells where a well-matched family donor is not available. UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh is taking part in a national trial examining the role of cord blood for stem cell transplantation in children.


In place of flat rakeback, PartyPoker has a VIP program — the Palladium VIP Club — offering cash rewards equivalent to up to 22.2% rakeback. Monthly promotions increase rewards value further.
PartyPoker's rationale for removing bonuses was to improve the user experience by avoiding the 'eternal grind' of bonus clearing. Rather than make bonuses instant without lowering their value — as PokerStars did in the past — they were replaced by instant cash options equivalent to up to 22.22% rakeback.
2016 Update — PartyPoker now offers Sit & Go Hero games, fast-paced 4 handed SNG bounty tournaments with a random prizepool up to 10,000 times your buy in. These games are PartyPoker's spin on the Jackpot SNG (aka 'Lottery SNG') format.
Fixed Limit games are raked 5%. Rake is collected incrementally — $0.01 per $0.20 in the pot at stakes up to $0.15/$0.30, $0.05 per $1.00 at stakes up to $1/$2, $0.25 per $5.00 at $2/$4, $0.50 per $10.00 at stakes up to $10/$20, and $1 per $20.00 at stakes up to $30/$60 (with the exception of $15/$30-$30/$60 heads up, raked $0.50 per $20.00).


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Kulcsár Irma (Budapest, 1915. március 14. – Budapest, 1944. július 29.) magyar színésznő, előadóművész.

Élete
1939-ben végzett a Színiakadémián. Szavalóesteket tartott a Vigadóban, a Zeneakadémián, illetve a Magyar Rádióban is, ezen kívül pedig vidéken is fellépett.

Filmje
 És a vakok látnak... (1943)

Források
 Kulcsár Irma. Petőfi Irodalmi Múzeum. (Hozzáférés: 2015. szeptember 13.)
 Mudrák József - Deák Tamás: Magyar hangosfilm lexikon 1931-1944. Máriabesnyő-Gödöllő, Attraktor (2006) 180. o.

További információk
 Enyedi Sándor: Színészek, színházak, városok. A határon túli magyar színházművészet kislexikona. Bp.–Kolozsvár, Balassi–Polis, 2005.

1915-ben született személyek
1944-ben elhunyt személyek
Budapesten született személyek
Magyar színésznők
Magyar előadóművészek

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"The Kingfisher Blue" consists of two individual necklace designs that were both inspired by Chinese cultural elements. Kingfisher is an ancient Chinese jewelry technique that applies kingfisher bird's feather on to a silver plate. In this project, I experiment with various methods to find an alternative for Kingfisher technique, which is banned for animal protection purposes. The necklace on the left is cast in silver, inspired by calligraphy and decorated with silk. The other accessory is inspired by the indigenous tribe Miao's wedding garment. The piece involved many techniques including champleve, hydraulic press, enamel , and hinges.
The goal is to represent the beauty of ancient Chinese jewelry in a contemporary and environmentally friendly approach.


Nobody in this world is guaranteed to lead a n entirely happy and joyous life. Misfortune, grief and obstacles are as much realities of our lives as happiness and prosperity are. This book is a splendid collection of personal experiences that brings the idea of optimism to the fore. Titled "Today is My Favourite Day", it is a collection of some memorable experiences -- straight out of author Siddharth Shirole's journals -- that teaches you to make not just today but every day your favourite day. The book is replete with examples and anecdotes to create a sense of optimism in the minds of readers and lays down a commendable roadmap to battle the obstacles in life with an optimistic mindset.
Sundered into three stages -- the take-off, the climb and the cruise -- "Today is My Favourite day" is packed with power that lets you take on what the world throws at you, good, bad or ugly, with a never-say-die spirit. All of us are routinely hijacked by moments of pain and grief -- when we doubt ourselves and lose hope -- and the very essence of the offering at hand lies in its ability to communicate how to overcome the misery to its readers. Optimism, in the words of the author, breeds understanding.
"When you are doing what you love to do, you are always living in the moment. You are one with yourself; you are creating the only form of truth that you need to be aware of; you are in tune with the God inside you," he writes in the book. When in your mind you believe that a certain set of favourable things will happen, the less your mind doubts and misjudges other people. You become more appreciative of their efforts and less critical of their shortcomings or mistakes. Optimism is the thread that binds us together.
It is the underlying philosophy that acts as both its foundation and superstructure. Shirole also emphasises the guru-shishya relationship. According to him, trust is the most significant part of this alliance that begets optimism. If a person finds that he can trust another person, it leads to a feeling of optimism in him/her. That's what the power of positive thinking is all about.


Beyond Stage Step has 2/3/4/5/6 piece steps,every step height between on 20-30cm.
You can choose which one matching for your stage height. Such as 1.2M stage height. you can matching for 5/6 stage steps.
Our steps size have 1M X 0.36M and 1.2M X 0.36M with Carpet finish/ Non-slip finish/ Tuffcoat finish and Armorplate Glass.


I have the best and the most yummy easy green bean recipe for you today!
You're going to have to trust me when I say that what I am about to share with you is potentially life-changing. Okay, when it comes to eating vegetables not like 'I won the lottery' life-changing.
We are supposed to eat vegetables. The more, the better but sometimes that's challenging and if you're anything like me it's insanely hard to resist things like french fries especially when they are being consumed by EVERYone else around you.
I typically succumb to peer pressure. Until now.
I am going to share with you the absolute best way to cook green beans. It's easy, fast, delicious and nutritious! If you don't make it, you're crazy. Also, you are welcome.
Pre-heat your oven to 375. There are no numbers in the recipe because I don't measure (ya, super helpful, I know). I usually cook about 2 handfuls (big ones) of green beans. They shrink down when you bake them and they are delish so you'll eat more than you think. Be generous, trust me.
Throw the beans in a big bowl. Add some EVOO. How much? Enough to coat the beans but not so much that there's tons swimming in the bottom of the bowl. I'm guessing I add about 2 tablespoons (ish). Then add your parmesan. Again, up to you how much to add, I just sprinkle a little all over, don't get crazy or you're losing on the 'healthy' factor. Add some sea salt and garlic powder. Again, I don't measure but maybe a teaspoon of each if you've used 2 handfuls of beans.
Mix it all together with some tongs and throw on a baking sheet.
Pop it in the oven, checking and mixing around regularly for about 25 min or until the beans start getting brown and crispy.
Last, enjoy and remember how much you love me and are thankful I shared this with you! I can pretty much guarantee you'll make them more than once!!!
Bonus: try mixing in some halved mushrooms!
chicken fingers and green beans anyone? YES, if it's green beans like this!
chicken cordon bleu, roasted peppers and green beans - YUM!


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Dispatch Console Market Size Worth $2.36 Billion By 2028: Grand View Research, Inc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 2022
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The global dispatch console market size is expected to reach USD 2.36 billion by 2028, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. It is expected to expand at a CAGR of 4.6% from 2021 to 2028. The growing need for maintaining seamless communication and exchange of pertinent information between dispatchers and field personnel, and subsequently, ensuring organized operations even in the most challenging conditions is expected to drive the market over the forecast period.
Key Insights & Findings from the report:
The hardware type segment dominated the market in 2020 and is expected to continue dominating the market over the forecast period. The growth of the segment can be attributed to the growing deployment of 2-way radio sets for critical communication and operational safety and efficiency at locations, such as mines and oil and gas plants, where internet and cellular connectivity might not be readily available
The public safety application segment is expected to expand at the highest CAGR of 5.1% over the forecast period. The growing demand for next-generation devices to ensure seamless communication between dispatchers and first responders responding to emergencies is expected to contribute to the growth of the segment
North America dominated the market in 2020 and is expected to maintain its lead over the forecast period. Developed economies in the region, such as the U.S., are considered the early adopters of the latest technologies. The strong emphasis on public safety also bodes well for the growth of the regional market
Read 100 page market research report, "Dispatch Console Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Type (Hardware, Software), By Application (Transportation, Public Safety), By Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2021 - 2028", by Grand View Research
The aggressive investments by various organizations, including public utility companies and police and fire departments, emergency medical services, and trucking and taxi companies, in deploying the latest communication tools are expected to contribute to the growth of the market. The initiatives market players are pursuing to roll out innovative dispatch consoles featuring advanced features, such as integrated contacts, rapid recall, display customization, and dial from maps, also bode well for the growth of the market.
Cloud dispatch has triggered a paradigm shift in the way responders are dispatched and critical information is communicated to them. Cloud dispatch typically annuls the need for dedicated hardware while potentially allowing for dispatch from anywhere, enabling seamless communication and simplifying job management via a single dashboard. The growing preference for cloud dispatch is particularly opening new growth opportunities for the incumbents of the market.
However, the incompatibility between different dispatch console software and devices available in the market is expected to restrain the growth of the market over the forecast period. A typical software offered by one vendor is often compatible only with specific devices, which is emerging among the major issues endusers are encountering and subsequently hindering the growth of the market. Industry guidelines are already in place andseveral governments have drafted regulations mandating adequate guidance on connecting, setting up, and securing the devices.
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic took a severe toll on the market. Financial hardships stemming from the outbreak of the pandemic forced several end-use organizations to defer the purchase and deployment of new dispatch console systems. At the same time, supply chain disruptions stemming from the restrictions on the movement of people and goods resulted in a looming shortage of the necessary components and the lockdowns, which led to a temporary suspension of production of hardware and devices at manufacturing plants and affected the overall production levels of dispatch console manufacturers.
Grand View Research has segmented the global dispatch console market on the basis of type, application, and region:
Dispatch Console Type Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2016 - 2028)
Radio Management Systems
Dispatch Console Application Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2016 - 2028)
Government and Defense
Dispatch Console Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2016 - 2028)
Rest of Middle East & Africa
List of Key Players of Dispatch Console Market
Motorola Solutions Inc.
Harris Corporation
Bosch Security Systems
Zetron, Inc. (Kenwood)
Avtec Inc.
Omnitronics, L.L.C.
Siemens Convergence Creators GmbH (AtoS)
Catalyst Communication Technologies Inc.
EF Johnson Technologies
Check out more studies published by Grand View Research:
Public Safety And Security Market – The global public safety and security market size was valued at USD 318.2 billion in 2018. It is expected to reach USD 812.6 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 14.8% from 2019 to 2025 owing to the exponential increase in terrorist attacks and criminal activities worldwide.
Crime Risk Report Market – The global crime risk report market size was valued at USD 4.30 billion in 2018 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 21.4% from 2019 to 2025. The market has witnessed considerable growth owing to rising crime cases, which impel governments and law enforcement agencies to seek the services of crime risk consulting companies.
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The Order Malpighiales comprise one of the largest orders of flowering plants, containing about 16,000 species, about 7.8% of the eudicots. The order is very diverse, containing plants as different as the willow, violet, Poinsettia, and coca plant, and are hard to recognize except with molecular phylogenetic evidence. It is not part of any of the classification systems based only on plant morphology. Molecular clock calculations estimate the origin of stem group Malpighiales at around 100 million years ago (Mya) and the origin of crown group Malpighiales at about 90 Mya.
The great French botanist Charles Plumier named the genus Malpighia in honor of Marcello Malpighi's work on plants; Malpighia is the type genus for the Malpighiaceae, a family of tropical and subtropical flowering plants.
The family Malpighiaceae was the type family for one of the orders created by Jussieu in his 1789 work Genera Plantarum. Friedrich von Berchtold and Jan Presl described such an order in 1820. Unlike modern taxonomists, these authors did not use the suffix "ales" in naming their orders. The name "Malpighiales" is attributed by some to Carl von Martius. In the 20th century, it was usually associated with John Hutchinson, who used it in all three editions of his book, The Families of Flowering Plants. The name was not used by those who wrote later, in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.
The taxon was largely presaged by Hans Hallier in 1912 in an article in the Archiv. Néerl. Sci. Exact. Nat. titled "L'Origine et le système phylétique des angiospermes", in which his Passionales and Polygalinae were derived from Linaceae (in Guttales), with Passionales containing seven (of eight) families that also appear in the current Malpighiales, namely Passifloraceae, Salicaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Achariaceae, Flacourtiaceae, Malesherbiaceae, and Turneraceae, and Polygalinae containing four (of 10) families that also appear in the current Malpighiales, namely Malpighiaceae, Violaceae, Dichapetalaceae, and Trigoniaceae.
The first semblance of Malpighiales as now known came from a phylogeny of seed plants published in 1993 and based upon DNA sequences of the gene rbcL. This study recovered a group of rosids unlike any group found in any previous system of plant classification. To make a clear break with classification systems being used at that time, the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group resurrected Hutchinson's name, though his concept of Malpighiales included much of what is now in Celastrales and Oxalidales.
The Order Malpighiales are divided into 32 to 42 families, depending upon which clades in the order are given the taxonomic rank of family.
In the APG III system, 35 families are recognized. Medusagynaceae, Quiinaceae, Peraceae, Malesherbiaceae, Turneraceae, Samydaceae, and Scyphostegiaceae are consolidated into other families. The largest family, by far, is the Euphorbiaceae, with about 6300 species in about 245 genera.
In a 2009 study of DNA sequences of 13 genes, 42 families were placed into 16 groups, ranging in size from one to 10 families. Almost nothing is known about the relationships among these 16 groups. Malpighiales and Lamiales are the two large orders whose phylogeny remains mostly unresolved.


Your gut health is tied to so much of your overall health–from your immune system to your nervous system. Gut bacteria is extremely important but not many people know how to tell if theirs is out of whack! To get in touch with your gut health, here are 7 signs to look out for!
This article from Paleohacks.com not only details the signs, it also explains the importance of gut health, as well as how to keep yours in tip top condition! Is your gut as healthy as it could be? Read on for some surprising signs — and learn what to do about it.


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describe("Ext.util.TSV", function() {
    var TSV = Ext.util.TSV;

    // The "hostile" string is a single cell that has all of the special characters in
    // its value.
    var hostile = 'foo "bar"\t, \n\r\nbletch';

    // This is the encoded version of the above.
    var hostileEnc = '"foo ""bar""\t, \n\r\nbletch"';

    describe("encode", function() {
        it("should encode valid data types to TSV representation", function() {
            // Set the reference date to be an absolute time value so that tests will
            // run in any time zone.
            // This is Friday, January 1, 2010, 21:45:32.004 UTC
            // Around the world where tests may be run, the default toString
            // rendition of this may change, so testers beware.
            var date = new Date(1262382332004),
                result = TSV.encode([
                    [ hostile, 'Normal String', date ],
                    [ Math.PI, 1, false ]
                ]);

            // Test all valid types:
            //      String with quotes,    string,         Date,
            //      floating point number, integer number, boolean
            expect(result).toEqual(
                    hostileEnc + '\tNormal String\t2010-01-01T21:45:32.004Z' +
                    TSV.lineBreak +
                    '3.141592653589793\t1\tfalse');
        });

        it('should handle empty rows', function () {
            expect(TSV.encode([[]])).toBe('');
        });

        it('should handle null cell', function () {
            expect(TSV.encode([[null]])).toBe('');
        });

        it("should not encode arrays in cells", function() {
            expect(function() {
                TSV.encode([[[]]]);
            }).toThrow();
        });

        it("should not encode objects in cells", function() {
            expect(function() {
                TSV.encode([[{}]]);
            }).toThrow();
        });

        it("should not encode HTMLDocument in a cell", function() {
            expect(function() {
                TSV.encode([[document]]);
            }).toThrow();
        });

        it("should not encode HTMLBody in a cell", function() {
            expect(function() {
                TSV.encode([[document.body]]);
            }).toThrow();
        });

        it("should not encode NodeList in a cell", function() {
            expect(function() {
                TSV.encode([[document.body.childNodes]]);
            }).toThrow();
        });

        it("should not encode window in a cell", function() {
            expect(function() {
                TSV.encode([[Ext.global]]);
            }).toThrow();
        });
    });

    describe("decode", function() {
        it('should decode TSV back into an array of string arrays', function() {
            var result = TSV.decode(
                    hostileEnc + '\tNormal String\t2010-01-01T21:45:32.004Z' +
                    TSV.lineBreak +
                    '3.141592653589793\t1\tfalse');

            expect(result).toEqual([
                [ hostile, 'Normal String', '2010-01-01T21:45:32.004Z' ],
                [ '3.141592653589793', '1', 'false' ]
            ]);
        });
    });
});

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the-race
The Race (MMM)
by Cinzia Maro
Contemporary Menage a Trois/Quatre Alternative (M/M, Gay)
[Ménage and More ManLove: Erotic Alternative Ménage a Trois Romance, M/M/M, HEA]
On the eve of a regatta, Gabriele Acquaviva and Nicola Neri run into Marino Benedetti, and suddenly their ancient rivalry becomes a race to win his heart. They don't expect to win both. Nor that their antagonism will turn into something else.
Nicola is the winner of the A Class Catamaran championship for the last five years. For three years, Gabriele has tried to overcome him. One day, they find themselves together on the Island of the Wind to check the layout of the next race. They meet Marino, a young, stunning islander.
Marino is a loner. He knows that no one will ever be able to share his life on the island. And he doesn't want to give his heart easily, unless the two sailors are able to demonstrate their ability to work together to get what they care about.
During the race, as a shark attacks their catamarans, Gabriele and Nicola have the opportunity to test their real feelings.
Note: This book is written in one point of view.
Cover Art by Christine Kirchoff
Gabriele pulled up the hood of his sweatshirt and leaned back against the railing of the ferry. The Islands of the Wind really lived up to their name. Even in midsummer, the temperature wasn't too hot, the sky was cloudy, and the sea dark and inhospitable. The wind that swept the deck of the ferry was strong and intrusive, and he loved the wind. The wind was purifying. And when he was on his A-Cat, the wind made him fly away from everything and everyone.
He closed his eyes to listen to the wind. Every time he felt the wind, his body quivered with the desire to capture it.
"This wind is fantastic," someone said. Gabriele jumped and for a disturbing moment, he thought that the intruder had stolen the thought from his own mind.
Beside him, with a hand resting on the railing of the ferry, was the only person in the world he hated, Nicola Neri. He was unbearably close, less than one meter. Gabriele, on instinct, backed away.
"I don't want to eat you," the man said, an amused expression in his eyes.
"Are you following me?" Gabriele asked with irritation.
"Following you?" the man said, raising his eyebrows. And Gabriele blushed. Yeah, what nonsense. Nicola Neri couldn't follow him. He wouldn't follow someone who meant nothing to him. "I just had your same idea. That's all."
Gabriele looked around. The ferry was empty. No one in sight. The Islands of the Wind weren't a very hospitable place. The few people who came on board were all inside, annoyed by the wind. Bummer. He had not seen Nicola Neri climbing up. If he had seen him, he would have given up, although he had driven all night to get there.
Gabriele sighed. He wasn't a person who loved the company of people. But usually, the people were indifferent to him. There was only one person in the world that he despised, and said person was the only one on the bridge of the ferry with him.
"No need to make that face," Nicola said, smiling. "I already know you don't like me."
"Really?" Gabriele said with irony. "I'm very surprised."
Nicola ceased to smile, looking at him. "I don't know why you act this way, really. We aren't always racing."
Fuck you, Gabriele thought, but he bit his lower lip to keep from saying it out loud. Even if he had known Nicola Neri for many years, this was the first time he really talked with him.
"Let me tell you, you are not very sporting."
"I don't give a shit. I don't want to be your friend."
Nicola laughed. "We are the only ones here. If I talk to you, this doesn't mean we are best pals from now on."
"I don't want to talk to you."
"Really?" Nicola said with that charming smile he always performed on magazine covers every time he won the championship. "I could tell you why you're always in second place, behind me. I know where you're wrong."
Was he kidding? Definitely yes. "Leave me alone," Gabriele said.
Nicola Neri narrowed his eyes. "You're the only one who can keep up with me, but you don't realize this. You have in your mind only that you are not the one to win."
Gabriele began to find it quite hard to keep from jumping on him and hitting him. He walked away toward the bow without saying a word.
Nicola Neri didn't follow him, though Gabriele continued to feel his eyes on his back all the time.
Did he actually say that I am the only one who can keep up with him? Against himself, Gabriele blushed in pleasure.
An hour later, the ferry docked in the harbor of the main island. According to the map, the island was simply called "Greater Island of the Wind." But there was little greatness in it. Maybe it was just bigger than the other islands of the tiny archipelago, but it was little more than a rock.
Gabriele was the first of the handful of people climbing out. He was happy to get off because he suffered from seasickness when he was not the one driving the boat. He was trying to keep the distance from Nicola Neri, although he felt his eyes on his back all the time. He thought it was just an impression, but when he turned to check, Nicola really was staring at him. This strange behavior made him nervous as hell.
The tiny town perched on the side of the rocky ridge of the island was practically deserted. Small houses with square roofs, Mediterranean-style, clung to the rocks, mixing with them. The main road unwound from the harbor to a little church on the mountain. There was a tiny square around the church painted a dazzling white while the rest of the houses in the village seemed almost built one over the other. A few gnarled maritime pines scattered among the windswept rocks gave a touch of dark green. Three big sleepy cats in front of a door were the only living souls in sight.
Gabriele didn't know where to go. The few people who climbed out of the ferry soon dispersed. He was alone with Nicola Neri, who was looking at him from the distance, on the pier. He seemed to be waiting to see what he would do.
Out of the shower, Marino continued to take care of him. He took a towel and began to dry him, then pushed him down on the toilet lid and carefully wiped his hair. Gabriele stole the towel and began to dry the body of Marino, exploring a bit and following with his fingers the layout of his freckles. He put his fingers in Marino's navel, making him chuckle.
Even Marino's cock was hard and leaking. Gabriele took it in his hand, savoring the warmth of his skin. Marino withdrew Gabriele's hand, slapping it and then sat straddling his legs. "We can go back to bed now."
"Okay," Gabriele said, cupping his ass cheeks and massaging them with his fingers until Marino squirmed. His eyes were glued to Marino's cock and the clear beads forming on the slit. Marino searched for his lips, pushing his hair away from his face. They kissed for long. Gabriele rubbed Marino's back until he felt his skin covering with goose bumps. Their tongues were glued and he didn't want to leave him. He lifted him to bring him to bed.
"No," Marino said, pulling his mouth free. "You don't have to strain yourself."
"This is not an effort," Gabriele said. He opened the bathroom door with a kick and deposited Marino on the bed.
The sun was setting over the sea and in the bedroom there was a deep red light. The clouds were traveling fast and the wind hadn't dropped. The wind chime was tolling softly. Marino was watching him.
Gabriele kissed along Marino's body. He palmed his cock and licked away the clear drops, making Marino moan. He licked gently at the tip then he took all the shaft in his throat a couple of times.
"Enough," Marino said, pulling him down. "You have to rest. I'll do that."
Gabriele lay down, a little disappointed. He could feel Marino's taste and wanted more. But he forgot all his disappointment when Marino closed his mouth around his cock. He groaned, lifting his hips.
Marino didn't lick him for long. He straddled him, rubbing for a moment their cocks together. He sat on his hips, his silky balls gently rested on Gabriele's. "I want to ride you," Marino said, stroking his chest. "You deserve it."
"Oh, thank you," Gabriele said, cupping his ass. "Do I have to deal with a tiger shark every time I want to be treated like this?"
"Would you?" Marino asked, with a mischievous smile.
"Oh, yes," Gabriele said. "I will gladly kill a lot of sharks. That is, no, not a lot. Possibly only one. Small."
Marino laughed. "Forget sharks. I like this too much to wait for you to stab one of them again."
"Oh, thank God," Gabriele said. And Marino laughed again.
Marino lowered to kiss him as he searched in the nightstand drawer. Gabriele slid his fingers between Marino's ass cheeks, rubbing the crease, circling his soft hole. Marino squeezed some lube in his hand and raised, grabbing Gabriele's cock to spread the gel on it. Gabriele stole a bit of lube from his hand and began to rub it on Marino's hole, sliding his fingers inside, circling it, and then sliding inside again. Marino drove Gabriele's cock until the head kissed his hole.
"Oh, love," Gabriele said in a whisper as Marino pushed on Gabriele's cock, opening himself slowly. As he bottomed out and the tight ring of muscles was around the base of Gabriele's cock, both let out a moan.
"Oh, my love," Gabriele repeated, cupping his ass. But Marino took his hands and pinned his wrists to the mattress. "I'll do that," Marino said.
"Oh, yes, this is interesting." Gabriele moaned as Marino began to ride him, choosing his own rhythm, pinning his wrists on the bed. Marino adjusted himself around him, moving his knees to better push on the mattress, and accelerated slightly.
"So, do you like my ass?" Marino said under his breath.
"Oh, yes," Gabriele said. "Yes."
"So, are you ready to face difficulties to get it? I'm not just talking about sharks. Not only."
"Yes, yes," Gabriele said. He pulled his wrists, but Marino was taking him down with a firm grip.
"Be convincing. Don't just say yes."
"I like this place, I like you, and I like your ass," Gabriele said. "I think…"
"Yes?" Marino asked, riding him a bit faster.
"…I think I have always wanted you, even if I didn't know you…"
Now Marino's pace was fast enough to take his breath away.
"…and the reason why I love to fly away so much with the wind on my Cat…"
"Yes?" Marino asked hoarsely.
"…Is that I always tried to fly away from the rest of the world to get something like you…"
"So you don't have to worry about me getting bored of this place, because this place is what I always…"
Marino shouted, and a spurt of his burning cum fell on Gabriele's chest.
"…searched for," Gabriele finished then he closed his eyes. He had never made Marino come, the Champion had always taken care of that. He was stunned by the way his muscles were contracting around him, milking him. The orgasm exploded inside of him like something instinctive, independent of his own will. "Oh, my love," he groaned, as he filled the depths of his lover's body.
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There can be little doubt about it. The digital age has arrived and digital technologies will continue to make themselves felt throughout 2017 and beyond. Organizations that were once merely supported by technology are now driven by it, and how well technology and applications perform determines which organizations succeed – and which ones flounder.
Cloud computing, the Internet of Things, and Big Data are all making waves in the enterprise and we have seen how organizations of all sizes and sectors have turned to these new technologies to achieve competitive advantage. But for those organizations stuck on their mainframes, which effectively serve as a brake on technological innovation, these trends present a challenge. It should come as little surprise, then, that there's a growing desire to break away from these infrastructures or that legacy modernization is rapidly rising up the CIO agenda.
The fact is that these mainframes are becoming increasingly costly to maintain, the skills required to keep them going are difficult to come by, and they are increasingly unstable. That's before we even get on to the opportunity costs of not being able to take advantage of the new wave of digital technologies.
In truth, it is a myth that rehosting mainframe applications is too risky, time-consuming and expensive. Moreover, it's possible to migrate legacy applications off of the mainframe to a new open systems environment without having to rewrite the code. They run the same and their logic remains the same, meaning that staff don't have to get used to a whole new set of applications. Indeed, among other things, this is what we've built our business on!
That said, planning and ensuring you've got the right mix of partners on your side is critical if your mainframe modernization projects are to be successful. One of the biggest challenges is that there are lots of things that happen on the mainframe that don't happen on the open systems side, and many organizations come unstuck when it comes to their mainframe document archives.
These archives don't typically have open systems alternatives, rendering them inaccessible in Windows or Linux environments. This is a problem; for obvious reasons organizations need to maintain access to their data (not least for compliance purposes), leaving organizations with two options. Either they maintain their mainframes to enable continued access to documents and data, or they find a way to convert their files into formats that can be consumed in modern IT environments – and that is where our partners LRS Output Management come into the picture.
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text:
\section{Supplemental Material}

Here we provide more details on the derivation of the quality factor
$\mathcal{Q}$ from the scattering theory, for efficiency close to the Carnot
efficiency, Eq.~(6) of the main text. Hereafter we set $k_B=e=h=1$. In the
limit $\delta\equiv \epsilon_1-\epsilon_0\to 0^+$, the power $P\sim \delta^2$,
the deviation from the Carnot efficiency $\eta_C-\eta\sim \delta$, the
fluctuations $\Delta_P\sim\delta$, so that the trade-off factor $\mathcal{Q}$
goes to a constant when $\delta\to 0^+$. More precisely, for the power we
obtain
\be
P=(\Delta V)\left[{\rm sech}\left(\frac{\Delta V}{2 \Delta T}\right)\right]^2
\frac{\Delta T}{8 T_L T_R}\,\delta^2+\mathcal{O}(\delta^3),
\ee
where in the limit $\delta\to 0^+$ the voltage
$\Delta V=\alpha \Delta T$~\cite{Whitney2015}, with $\alpha\approx 3.24$,
the root of the transcendental equation
\be
\alpha\tanh \left(\frac{\alpha}{2}\right)=3.
\ee
We can then rewrite the power as
\be
P=\frac{\alpha (\Delta T)^2}{4(1+\cosh \alpha)T_L T_R}\,\delta^2
+\mathcal{O}(\delta^3).
\ee
Similarly, we obtain the heat current that flows from the hot reservoir,
\be
J_{h,L}=\frac{\alpha \Delta T}{4(1+\cosh \alpha) T_R}\,\delta^2,
+\mathcal{O}(\delta^3),
\ee
and the efficiency
\be
\eta=\eta_C-\frac{2\eta_C}{3\alpha T_L}\,\delta +
\mathcal{O}(\delta^2).
\ee
To compute power fluctuations, we use the formula~\cite{Segal2019}
$$
\Delta_P=(\Delta V)^2\int_{-\infty}^{+\infty} d\epsilon
({\cal T}(\epsilon)\{f_L(\epsilon)[1-f_L(\epsilon)]
$$
\be
+f_R(\epsilon)[1-f_R(\epsilon)]\}+
{\cal T}(\epsilon)[1-{\cal T}(\epsilon)]
[f_L(\epsilon)-f_R(\epsilon)]^2),
\ee
which reduces to Eq.~(5) of the main paper for the boxcar transmission
function we are considering. Upon expansion for small $\delta$, we obtain
\be
\Delta_P=\frac{\alpha^2(\Delta T)^2}{1+\cosh\alpha}\,\delta
+\mathcal{O}(\delta^2).
\ee
Finally, we derive
\be
\mathcal{Q}=\frac{3}{8}-
\frac{T_L+T_R}{64 T_LT_R}\frac{3}{\alpha}\,\delta+
\mathcal{O}(\delta^2),
\ee
which reduces to Eq.~(6) of the main text after inverting the relation
between efficiency and width of the transmission window:
\be
\delta=\frac{3}{2}\,\alpha T_L \left(1-\frac{\eta}{\eta_C}\right)+
\mathcal{O}\left[\left(1-\frac{\eta}{\eta_C}\right)^2\right].
\ee

In the classical case, the Boltzmann distribution function
$f_\alpha^{(B)}(\epsilon)=\exp[-(\epsilon-\mu_\alpha)/T_\alpha]$
($\alpha=L,R$) is considered rather than the Fermi distribution function
in the calculation of $J_e$ and $J_{h,\alpha}$~\cite{Saito2010,Luo2018}.
Moreover, the power fluctuations are given by~\cite{Gaspard2013,Brandner2018}
\be
\Delta_P=(\Delta V)^2
\int_{-\infty}^{\infty} d\epsilon \,{\cal T}(\epsilon)
\,[f_L^{(B)}(\epsilon)+f_R^{(B)}(\epsilon)].
\ee
We obtain that
\be
P=\frac{3 (\Delta T)^2}{2 {\tilde e}^3 T_L T_R}\,\delta^2
+\mathcal{O}(\delta^3),
\ee
\be
\eta=\eta_C-\frac{2\eta_C}{9 T_L}\,\delta +
\mathcal{O}(\delta^2),
\ee
\be
\Delta_P=\frac{18(\Delta T)^2}{{\tilde e}^3}\,\delta
+\mathcal{O}(\delta^2),
\ee
where $\tilde e$ is Euler's number. Finally, we have
\be
\mathcal{Q}=\frac{3}{8}-
\frac{T_L+T_R}{64 T_LT_R}\,\delta+
\mathcal{O}(\delta^2),
\ee
from which we recover Eq.~(6) of the main text after inverting the relation
between efficiency and width of the transmission window:
\be
\delta=\frac{9}{2}\, T_L
\left(1-\frac{\eta}{\eta_C}\right)
+\mathcal{O}\left[\left(1-\frac{\eta}{\eta_C}\right)^2\right].
\ee

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Posting Links as opposed to images because lord they are HUGE.
Anyway, I inherited this bike from a former flatmate and planned to rebuild it and go street fighter with it. I've done all the engine work, but Im stuck with the Instrument panel and lights. I spoke to someone at a salvage yard, I think I know what I'm going to do with the lights. But i want to be rid of the huge Instrument panel. Poking around the forum in hopes someone can reccomend A digital panel that does speed/rpms as well as the other important lights, engine/signals/neutral light. I've been pulling my beard out trying to find something compatible but searches seem impossible online. Can anybody help?!
To reiterate what is in the subject, the bike is an 87 Hurricane, so I'm assuming I've posted in the right place. I thank you fine gents and possible ladies for any assist in this maddening matter.
koso gauges are nice fighter gauges, they're a lil expensive, but they're real nice.
I agree with the kosos, ive been looking at the bottom one on the linked page. Seems to offer a lot at a decent price and a small size.
Hey mates, Thanks ! They are pricey, wow! But the cost seems to be well worth it, especially if it removes all the bulk at the front of the bike.
It'll be a few weeks but I'll be sure to post the pictures when the bike is done, with any luck- with the new instrument panel. Thanks again!
any other plans other than gauges?
None quite yet until after I get it up and running! other than a paint job and updating some of the lights. Once I know a little more about the motor I will start looking into any mods I can make there, hah.
Its been a while since I've updated this bit. So I've ordered a new instrument panel, going digital and seeing how that goes, though Im likely to get a seperate tachometer because I don't trust digital readouts on that. I prose a new question, I want to put a more comfortable seat on, I've seen a few different weld jobs from various posters. So I want to know what's reccomended and a good place to find salvage parts for such a project. Many thanks!
which gauges did you go with? i just ordered a tt vapor, cant wait for it to come. I was gonna go with the koso xr-sr but all the reviews seem to say the digital tach is a lil laggy.
Koso DB-01R Multi-Function Electronic Speedometer - BikeBandit.com this is the one I went with. As for the tach, While Im going Analog I havent decided which I want- it'd be nice to spend under $100 for one but not having luck on any of my searches, though im sure it'll be quality over price anyway.


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August 14, 2013 – US Route 40 Railroad Crossing Update
Written on: August 14th, 2013 in Railroad Crossings, Route 40
On August 13, 2013, New Castle County received a heavy storm which flooded the Route 40 area. The tracks were completely flooded across the entire roadway. However, the newly installed drainage system worked very well, which allowed the contractor to get the water level down considerably. They diverted it through the new system.
A concerted effort was made by all, and because of this the railroad itself was prepared for the day's work. The railroad company removed all the tracks across Route 40, excavated all the saturated material, placed stone, compacted and then paved under the tracks. Next, they placed and rolled ballast stone and started to set track panels all by 5pm on Tuesday, August 13.
Due to the storm, the tracks on the Shellpot Line were washed out in one area. Therefore, railroad traffic in Delaware was shut down most of the day on Tuesday, August 13. The railroad company was definitely under pressure to get this track open. Trains (including ones using the Route 40 tracks) resumed operation in the evening hours of August 13.
As for site conditions, material that had been placed in the road box in the railroad's right-of-way will need to dry out, but that should not delay any major work activities.
After the storm passed, it was beautiful day, which gave the contractor the opportunity to move forward with the following work:
placed the remaining concrete sidewalk
finished the median crossover
completed curb work for the most part, with only the tie-in areas at the track remaining to be done (which cannot be completed until the railroad work is totally finished)
The rain did put the contractor slightly behind schedule, but the railroad company has been outstanding and their work has saved time in the overall contract. If work progresses well today (August 14), the contractor should be back on schedule by the end of the day. Work today, August 14, includes setting the casing pipe under the rail and completely tying in the new drainage system.


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Despite criticism, Attorney General Bill Barr calls secretive FISA court a 'critical' tool
Posted on December 18, 2019 by ABC News
Bill Pugliano/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — Attorney General Bill Barr said Wednesday that the secretive surveillance court under heavy scrutiny following a scathing Department of Justice watchdog report released last week remains a "critical" tool for law enforcement, despite recent suggestions by some Republicans that it could be shut down."I think [the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] is a critical tool to protecting Americans," Barr said at a news conference in Detroit. "We are committed to preserving FISA and we think all Americans should be committed to preserving FISA. It is essential to protect the security of the United States."Barr's comments came after a second day of testimony before Congress by DOJ inspector general Michael Horowitz, whose report last week examining the origins of the Russia investigation uncovered a series of errors and misconduct by FBI officials involved in the surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.After Horowitz's testimony, the chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis, said the revelations were so troubling to him he believes "the FISA court is in jeopardy." That echoed a sentiment from Senate Judiciary Chairman Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., last week, who said he had "serious concerns about whether the FISA court can continue unless there's fundamental reform."On Tuesday, the FISA court issued a rare order that rebuked the FBI's handling of the Page warrant and demanded that the FBI and DOJ respond with a series of planned reforms to ensure the misconduct could not be repeated."The frequency with which representations made by FBI personnel turned out to be unsupported or contradicted by information in their possession, and with which they withheld information detrimental to their case, calls into question whether information contained in other FBI applications is reliable," the court wrote.At the Wednesday event alongside FBI Director Christopher Wray, Barr expressed confidence in reforms that Wray has already presented — accompanied the IG report — and said the two would continue working together if there were any further to add."We take the findings of the inspector general very seriously and we are working hand in hand to adopt reforms and change procedures and so forth that will address the issues," Barr said. "And I have to say that I greatly appreciate Director Wray's leadership on this, because he didn't wait around for the IG report. He was working on these issues for quite a while and had put together a long list of steps that I think do address the problems found in the IG report."Barr's comments followed a tweet by President Trump last week that blasted Wray's assessment of the IG report and questioned whether Wray was the right person to continue leading the bureau."I don't know what report current Director of the FBI Christopher Wray was reading, but it sure wasn't the one given to me. With that kind of attitude, he will never be able to fix the FBI, which is badly broken despite having some of the greatest men & women working there!" Trump tweeted.The event was the first joint appearance between Barr and Wray following a very public split last week in their assessment of Horowitz's findings.While Wray told ABC News in an exclusive interview last week that he accepted Horowitz's findings and sought to highlight his assessment the Russia investigation was properly predicated, Barr and U.S. attorney John Durham both released statements saying they disagreed with the assessment that the investigation was launched with proper cause.Barr also called the investigation a "travesty" and said the misconduct by FBI agents left open the possibility had acted "in bad faith."At the Detroit event, Wray highlighted comments he made last week saying the report "describes behavior and performance that I consider unacceptable, and also unrepresentative of who we are as an institution."The two made the remarks at an event where Barr announced the launch of a new anti-crime initiative dubbed "Operation Relentless Pursuit," which will surge federal law enforcement resources to cities with crime rates above the national average.The initiative will look to increase the number of law enforcement officers through $71 million in federal grant funding in seven cities including Memphis, Baltimore, Kansas City, Cleveland, Milwaukee and Albuquerque."While nationwide violent crime rates are down, many cities continue to see levels of extraordinary violence," Barr said in the news conference. "Our view is we go where justice is needed most. We go where the trouble is."Copyright © 2019, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.
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These are some of the great bands who entertained patrons during 2018. Watch this space to see who's coming this year.
We're asking Adam Levine and Alicia Keys, but we don't think they'll be able to make it . . . especially on our budget. We are hopeful, however, that Elvis will be back. Spoke with him recently through a medium. Actually the medium wasn't medium . . . she was probably medium-well. Or maybe it was a temperature thing: low-medium-high. She was probably high.


Kalista Richards is a junior at Da Vinci Communications and a Staff Writer of The Vitruvian Post. She enjoys volunteering at animal shelters and babysitting kids. She dreams on having her own animal sanctuary to protect animals for the rest of their lives. She longs for the day when animal sanctuaries are no longer needed.


Structural upgrading of Boston's Old State House and Faneuil Hall is part of an extensive restoration project undertaken by the National Park Service at a cost of $10.6 million for both. The most interesting structural issue was assessing existing conditions hidden behind historical materials that could not be disturbed. At the Old State House, improvements include fastening the roof to the masonry walls for the first time, adding a steel and plywood diaphragm floor in the attic for seismic strengthening, and replacing some rusted steel beams in the basement, where a subway station had been installed in 1907. At Faneuil Hall, an elevator and emergency exit stair will be installed and the basement slab will be replaced. The work, which required five volumes of specifications and 300 sheets of drawings, is being done under a contract achieved by competitive negotiation, a two-step process that called for detailed technical proposals by the bidding contractors. The buildings will be reopened to the public in 1992, in time for the 250th anniversary of Faneuil Hall.


CARSON, Calif. — After a valuable week of joint practices with the Los Angeles Chargers, New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton felt comfortable extending that open approach to their preseason game by calling everything from a fake punt to multiple 2-point conversions.
Alvin Kamara ran for a 2-yard touchdown, and the Saints capped a productive visit to Southern California with a 36-7 preseason win over the Chargers on Saturday night.
Saints quarterback Drew Brees was 7 of 9 for 59 yards with an interception in three series, while Philip Rivers was 5 of 7 for 29 yards in a brief tuneup appearance for the Chargers.
This was the second consecutive year the Chargers hosted the Saints in a preseason game at StubHub Center following practices between the teams in Orange County. While the workouts came later in training camp than usual, the Saints built off two productive days with a strong performance in the traditional dress rehearsal for the regular season.
"It benefits both of us and I think both teams understand that," Payton said. "The relationship between the staffs is good, and you see it in the type of work we got. It's something that benefits both teams, so hopefully it's something we can continue to do."
Third-string quarterback and special teams contributor Taysom Hill became the embodiment of Payton's willingness to experiment, giving New Orleans its initial first-down late in the first quarter by running a direct snap on a fake punt around the left side. That helped set up Kamara's short touchdown plunge seven plays later.
The Saints took an 8-7 lead on a 2-point pass from Brees to Michael Thomas, one of four 2-point attempts called by Payton and the last throw Brees would make before giving way to Tom Savage.
Hill did it all for New Orleans, completing 7 of 8 passes for 66 yards with a 5-yard touchdown pass to Tre'Quan Smith in the fourth quarter. Hill also rushed for 35 yards and a touchdown scramble, adding a 2-point conversion on a keeper, and had one tackle on special teams.
"Imagine the load that's on you as a quarterback, and then couple that with being a four core special-teams guy," Brees said. "There's a lot on that guy's plate, and he has handled it as well as anybody can handle it."
Wil Lutz kicked field goals of 25 and 35 yards in the final two minutes of the first half, and cornerback Marcus Williams added a 59-yard interception return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter, which came seven plays after a pass interference penalty against Williams negated a ricochet TD return by linebacker Craig Robertson.
But the start of the game belonged to the Chargers, with first-round draft pick Derwin James intercepting a pass from Brees on the first possession of the game. James, the safety from Florida State, picked off a third-down throw by Brees that he admitted forcing into double coverage with Desmond King defending Ted Ginn Jr.
The ensuing possession did not end in points, but Los Angeles fared better on its second possession, with rookie Detrez Newsome scoring on a 5-yard run off left tackle. That marked the end of game action for Rivers, replaced by Cardale Jones early in the second quarter.
"The second half, that's a different story," Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said. "I thought our reserves, I thought we got outplayed. We couldn't run on third downs. We couldn't stop them on third downs. We've got a lot of work to do right there."
Saints first-round draft pick Marcus Davenport had three tackles in his first preseason action, getting credit for a half-sack as one of four New Orleans defenders to drop Jones late in the second quarter. The defensive end from UTSA missed three weeks of training camp because of an unspecified injury and also had surgery on his thumb in June.
Chargers running back Austin Ekeler finished with 50 yards rushing on six carries and added three receptions for 13 yards. With starter Melvin Gordon not with the team because of a family matter, Ekeler ripped off runs of 21 and 12 yards to his first two carries to get the Chargers moving on a drive that ended at the Saints 4.
"He's arguably the strongest guy, pound for pound, on our team," Rivers said. "So he's definitely a between-the-tackles guy, and he and Melvin really complement each other well."
Saints: DE Trey Hendrickson was able to return after hobbling to the sideline early in the first quarter. A second-year player from Florida Atlantic, Hendrickson has been a pleasant surprise in training camp as the Saints look to bolster their pass rush.
Chargers: DE Joey Bosa (foot) did not play, but went through a series of agility drills prior to the game. Lynn said Bosa, who has not practiced since sustaining the injury to his left foot on Aug. 7, would have been available if it was the regular season. . Jones was removed from the game earlier than planned because of a minor groin strain. Lynn said Jones, who was 1 of 3 for 13 yards as he competes with Geno Smith to back up Rivers, will play in the preseason finale.
Saints: Finish the preseason at home against the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday.
Chargers: Finish the preseason at the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday.


It's still all Trump, all the time. Now that Donald Trump is at the top of his publicity game, his wild views are making those near him suddenly seem a little more reasonable—even though not that long ago their views would have been considered way outside the mainstream.
Try as I might to not fan the flames of the Trump publicity machine, I just could not stand by when the leading Republican candidate for president announced his intention to ban Muslims from entering the United States. It was probably just a coincidence, but Trump made his announcement just as a new poll showed Ted Cruz pulling ahead in Iowa.


As we already learned (6.1), the prophets instituted four fasts after the destruction of the First Temple, the gravest of which is Tish'a B'Av, for that is when the Temple was destroyed (for more on the meaning of the fast, see above, 6.4). These fast were instituted along the lines of Yom Kippur, which lasts an entire day and contains five prohibitions. When the Second Temple was built, these fasts were annulled, and they became joyous holidays. And when that Temple was destroyed, the four fasts returned to their original status.
On Tish'a B'Av, however, we are obligated to fast under all circumstances, because many tragedies befell the Jewish people on that day, including the destruction of both Temples. Even when times are tranquil, its status is not dependent on Israel's will. Rather, as long as the Temple sits in ruins, we must fast on that day, as the prophets enacted (Rosh HaShanah 18b).
This is the fundamental difference between Tish'a B'Av and the minor fasts. Our obligation to fast on Tish'a B'Av is based on an institution of the prophets; therefore all the laws of the fast apply in their entirety. On the minor fasts, however, our obligation is based on custom – because [all of] Israel agreed to fast [on these days], until the Temple is rebuilt – and from the very outset, the accepted custom was to treat them more leniently than Tish'a B'Av (as we explained above, 7.1).
See above, 7:1-2, with note 1, [where we explained] that the definition of "peace" is when the Beit HaMikdash is built; only then will Tish'a B'Av be canceled. My assertion that [the obligation to fast on] Tish'a B'Av does not depend on Israel's will is taken from the Ramban's Torat HaAdam, p. 244. This is also the opinion of Rashi, the Eshkol, the Itur, the Smak, the Maggid Mishnah, and others. However, there are those – the Rashba and the Ritva – who hold that in the intermediate situation, [when the Temple is still destroyed, but evil decrees have ceased], we are exempt from fasting on Tish'a B'Av, as well. It's just that the Jews decided to observe Tish'a B'Av as a full fast, in accordance with the original enactment, because of the numerous tragedies that occurred on that day. Nonetheless, the accepted practice is to rule like the majority of Rishonim and Acharonim, [who hold] that the fast of Tish'a B'Av is not dependent on [anyone's] will. Rather, it is an obligation instituted by the prophets. See Torat HaMo'adim, pp. 3-4 and 246, [where the author] lists the various opinions [on this issue].
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Grey's Anatomy fall finale: Season 17, Episode 6 synopsis, preview
Sun Dec 13, 2020 at 3:54pm ET
By Ryan DeVault
Grey's Anatomy has largely revolved around Meredith Grey being sick this season. Pic credit: ABC
The Grey's Anatomy fall finale has nearly arrived, with Season 17, Episode 6 serving as the final new episode for the show in 2020.
The new episode is called No Time for Despair and it will air for the first time on Thursday night. It comes on immediately following the dramatic fall finale of Station 19 on ABC.
To say that Season 17 of Grey's Anatomy has been emotional would be a severe understatement. The show has only aired five episodes so far, but they have packed quite a punch.
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Some fans have noted that the show is too closely mirroring what is taking place in the real world, but Grey's Anatomy has strived to be authentic in its representation. That has included having several of its main characters suffer through COVID-19 health scares.
By making its primary character ill (Meredith Grey, played by Ellen Pompeo), the writers have been able to bring back people who left the show many years ago. That has included Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey) and George O'Malley (T.R. Knight), who have both appeared to Meredith as she struggles to remain alive.
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The show has done a great job at keeping things under wraps, and we worry that it could include a big cliffhanger that will take place during the fall finale. This is a show that is known for cliffhangers, using plane crashes, earthquakes, wind storms, and nearly every other possible plot device to keep fans coming back for more.
Oh. And did we mention it is also getting billed as another crossover event with Station 19?
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Grey's Anatomy Season 17, Episode 6 synopsis
The fall finale for Grey's Anatomy airs on Thursday, December 17. Below is the synopsis that ABC has revealed in advance:
"A local hospital is overloaded, putting Grey Sloan Memorial on surge capacity protocol; Owen and Amelia face one of the most controversial surgeries of their careers."
We also have the teaser that ABC released ahead of time to get people excited about what is going to happen on Station 19 and Grey's Anatomy before the shows begin the winter hiatus.
Yep, it looks like Meredith is going to wake up. Or is that just a scene to distract us from what might really be happening during the episode? Either way, that moment at the end of the promo above is certainly going to have viewers tuning in for every nail-biting moment.
And since it is a crossover event, there are going to be plot points from the Station 19 fall finale that bleed into the new episode of Grey's Anatomy.
Station 19 fall finale should not be missed
The synopsis for Station 19 Season 4, Episode 5 reads as follows:
"Andy and Sullivan find a way to stay connected; Ben confronts a tough loss; Jack and Inara grow closer; while off duty, the crew jumps into action to help a mother in distress, but their heroic efforts spark conflict with police officers."
This is a storyline that again makes us believe that a Station 19 spin-off could be coming that revolves around the SPD.
Make sure to not miss the fall finales of Station 19 and Grey's Anatomy when they air for the first time on Thursday, December 17.
Grey's Anatomy airs Thursdays at 9/8c on ABC.
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The Morning Review is your first look at the headlines in today's daily paper, The Spokesman-Review, which has been covering Spokane for 135 years. The podcast gives you the news, weather and sports you need to start your day.
Go to the "skills" section, which can be found via the app's navigation in the upper-left corner or via the desktop site on the left rail of the Alexa site.
Search for "spokesman review" and The Morning Review will come up as an option. Click the options to "enable skill."
Whenever you would like to listen to The Spokesman-Review's daily news podcast on your Amazon Echo device, ask "Alexa, what's my Flash Briefing?" or "Alexa, what's in the news?"
Both of those questions will have your Alexa play the enabled skills related to news that you have toggled in your preferences.
Though, let's be honest, you really only need The Spokesman-Review's enabled skill when it comes to knowing what's the biggest local news in the Spokane region. It's quite good. And Jesse Tinsley is a really great journalist with deep roots in Spokane, plus he's a heckuva great guy, as well.
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My 2014 Sportsman nominee: Kansas City Royals fans
Steve Rushin
This essay is one of more than 20 nominations for SI's 2014 Sportsman of the Year. You can see all of this year's nominees here.
Hiroo Onoda was a Japanese soldier who remained at his jungle post on the island of Lubang in the Philippines for 29 years after World War II ended, unaware that his nation had surrendered and oblivious to the march of time.
Onoda's continued existence came as a revelation to his long-retired commanding officer, who found the soldier in 1974 -- decades after he was declared dead -- and formally relieved him of his duty. Onoda wore the same uniform he had in 1945, though it was in tatters when he returned to Tokyo, blinking in disbelief at the skyscrapers and motor cars he saw there.
Twenty-nine years is a long time to be dead. The world was reminded of that when Onoda died -- for real -- in Tokyo, at the age of 91, this past January 16, which happened to be the 57th birthday of Steve (Bye-Bye) Balboni, the former slugger of the 1985 Kansas City Royals. The Royals won the World Series that season, but spent the 29 years before their next Series appearance in oblivion, dutifully making the rounds of the American League, wearing more or less the same uniforms they always had, unaware that their efforts were pointless and they had long ago surrendered.
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Or had they? On a Tuesday night at the end of August, in 2014, the Royals found themselves one and a half games in front of the Tigers in the American League Central after beating the Twins with an Alex Gordon walk-off homer in front of 13,847 witnesses, most of them Kansas Citians who suspected this team might be alive after all, and not an animated corpse in the Weekend-at-Bernie's tradition.
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Manager Ned Yost expressed his disappointment that more believers hadn't shown up, when in fact it was a marvel that so many had. From April through September, an average of 21,614 people came to Kauffman Stadium, waiting at the jungle's edge, inexplicably devoted to duty. And then the Royals abruptly emerged from the wilderness, a little dazed, into the blazing light of autumn. They were alive. A nation gasped, then applauded.
The wildcard game the Royals won against the A's didn't exist in 1985. The night they beat the Angels to clinch the ALDS -- another modern invention -- Comedy Central was airing "Hot Tub Time Machine," about high school buddies who travel back to 1986, when the Royals were reigning champions of a world filled with enormous satellite phones and something called wine coolers.
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The world had changed while the Royals were off the grid -- starting with the fact that there wasn't really a grid in 1985 -- but their fans continued turning up in the intervening decades, as if nothing had happened. And that was the problem: Nothing had happened. Royals fans came anyway -- never fewer than 1.2 million in a season, usually many more -- in an act of faith or madness or (that phrase again) simple devotion to duty. That's why those fans are my Sportsmen and Women of the Year. They maintained this bedside vigil, day after day for decades, in the fading hope that the patient would stir.
And then it stirred. By the bottom of the ninth of Game 7 last week, with Gordon standing on third and the winning run at the plate, those fans were one pitch from bliss. Fans described as "long-suffering" for 29 years hadn't suffered deeply. Prolonged losing becomes a general anesthesia. Then Salvador Perez popped a foul ball that Pablo Sandoval settled under. The anesthesia began to wear off.
Like Hiroo Onoda, Alex Gordon was stranded on his island, unable to get home. When Onoda returned to life (and to Tokyo) after 29 years, he received a hero's welcome. The Royals have too, a reward from -- but also for -- those fans who remained vigilant against all reason. Duty or folly, Royals fans now know the truth of what Robert Louis Stevenson wrote: "There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy."
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>>1) you impose/agree on a single one.
> ignoring the politics for a moment, what are the technical sticking points?
> across different compilers in my experience.  so what are the problem areas?
to an opaque internal type.
but it's more than just pushing a new mpi.h and recompiling.
done per compiler, so it's likely that they would pick one.
weight for the adoption of the standard back in the days.


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