I'll tell you what, if you follow my instructions, I will destroy all evidence of what you and your friends have done and we can go our separate ways. If you don't, I'll take the information to Professor McGonagall and you and your friends go to Azkaban! You see, Taehyung, I killed somebody two nights ago. She was pretty and funny and I killed her. I hid her body somewhere in the castle and your task is to find her before anyone else does. Pretty easy huh? I'll keep in touch!
A what-if story about Hermione Granger being sorted into Slytherin and the potential she never got to show or use.
"Everyone has scars. You just can't always see them."
Serpentina Malfoy's life got complicated the second she was sorted into Ravenclaw house. Her family are far from supportive, to put it nicely. And being the twin sister of the notorious Draco Malfoy doesn't exactly help the whole school situation. But he got himself into a lot of trouble over the summer, and with her father suddenly nowhere to be seen, she has to be the one who come to his rescue. Except it's a lot worse when her friends are trying to find out exactly what that trouble is. And her teachers. And the Order. So practically everyone is on her case which means she can't relax and simply enjoy life like any other 16-year-old. And it's only going to get worse.
This is a large variety of Imagines including anyone from the Harry Potter books.
It can just be friendship or it can be a romantic relationship.
It can include the reader or be a ship from the characters in the books.
Jane Lillian Potter. The only daughter of James and Lily Potter. Younger twin sister to Harry James Potter. Both siblings had a rough childhood. Having lived in the cabnit under the stairs for the past ten years does something to you. Jane unlike her brother has Auburn hair, and Hazel eyes. Anyone who knew Lily would have to take a double take on the poor girl. She was a carbon copy of her mother while others who had met there father would say the same about Harry. Both of the siblings though never knew their parents. But when a giant man shows up with a pink umbrella their lives are about to change forever.
The Ministry of Magic has come to an agreement with MACUSA and is allowing Ilvermorny students to study abroad for a year and partake in the Wizard Tournament. Lindsey, Mara, Robin, and Jordan embark on an exciting trip to Hogwarts where they can't help but feel out of place. As they struggle to fit in with the other students they face challenges such as egotistical Wizards, a riveting Quidditch tournament, and of course the Wizard Tournament.
You, a somewhat sassy Gryffindor girl, have troublemaker tendencies. Which gradually becomes worse after you sneak into the Forbidden Forest and get attacked by a werewolf. Now, you have to find out who that is, all the while navigating you and your best friend, Lily Evans, away from a bothersome group named the Marauders. Which turns out to be more and more difficult as your hate towards Sirius Black might not be hate after all..
This is my new life: Charlotte Campbell, Ravenclaw. I don't remember my past life very well, but I do remember Harry Potter's life...decently well. It's hard to protect a future I'm better off not remembering, especially since I sometimes forget the details! All I want is to be a happy witch with a good life; why did I have to remember all the Harry Potter spoilers?
You ran through the doors, Crap you were 3 minutes late.
You heard, and instantly looked up at Jimin who was sitting next to you, he seemed stunned in place, wait if he didn't make that sound then..
You looked to the other side and noticed HIM.
"Hi" you said, with a blush on your cheeks, this guy was incredibly handsome, he seemed smart and wise, with a hint of darkness in him, Slytherin.. That made sense.
"Stayed up late last night? This is not the best way to begin the year. What would your new professor think. That you charmed your way through all your academic years?" He smiled sarcastically.
It's your 6th year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, your Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher has been replaced by Kim Namjoon, a smart, serious young dark wizard who's presence freezes you instantly, and makes your heart race. Although his presence is dark and commanding, you see a light in his eyes that makes you wonder what lies inside.
Y/N was excited for her first date with her new boyfriend Oliver Wood but when she wakes up the day of the Hogsmeade trip she finds she's too sick to go out. After being bummed all day she's surprised by a certain someone.
As a Hogwarts student, you had a hopeless crush on Chester Davies. Years pass and you run into him again as an adult. Will he start thinking of you in a romantic way, or are you destined to remain that "trouble-making Cursebreaker" in his eyes? MC is gender-neutral!


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The Elder Scrolls Online gets gameplay trailer and release date
Bethesda's Elder Scrolls MMO will be out in April for PC and Mac with next-gen console versions to follow.
Nic Healey
Dec. 11, 2013 3:34 p.m. PT
Nic Healey Senior Editor / Australia
Nic Healey is a Senior Editor with CNET, based in the Australia office. His passions include bourbon, video games and boring strangers with photos of his cat.
The much anticipated Elder Scrolls massively multiplayer online (MMO) from Bethesda has finally got a release date and a new gameplay trailer to go with it.
The Elder Scrolls Online will land on PC and Mac on 4 April 2014, with both a PS4 and an Xbox One version coming later in an unspecified part of June.
The trailer — War in Cyrodill — highlights some basic gameplay elements but also looks at the massive PvP battles, allowing hundreds of players to battle together.
Beta testing is continuing and, if you've been wondering where your invite is, game director Matt Firor had this to say in a blog post:
As some of you know, we've been in beta testing for about a year now, leading up to our most recent test in late November where we had over 300,000 people in the game over a 48-hour period. We've had approximately 4 million people sign up for beta, and that number continues to grow. We hope that just about every one of you who have signed up for beta will get an invitation to play sometime between now and the weeks before launch.

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Have you ever thought of using regular, non-fluorescent fountain pen ink as highlighter ink? More than once I've heard people wonder why ink companies bother creating fountain pen inks in light colors because when used for writing they can sometimes be hard to read. Besides being good for fans of bright colors, for artwork and for ink mixing, these colors are often valuable for use as highlighting inks!
I started out using J. Herbin Bouton d'Or regular yellow fountain pen ink for highlighters since it seemed the most obvious choice from my ink arsenal. I had such good results that I added Noodler's Yellow to my calligraphy highlighter pens with similar good results. Recently I've been using J. Herbin's Bleu Azur fountain pen ink in my Pelikan Script 2.0mm calligraphy pen and find that it's the perfect shade of blue for highlighting.
These are our choices among J. Herbin's wide variety of inks for use as highlighter colors. What do you think of these ink colors for highlighting? What are your favorite highlighting ink colors?
The ultimate in environmentally friendly highlighting tools are fountain pens or calligraphy pens that can be used for years and years without ever wearing out. The felt tips on regular highlighters wear out quickly compared to a steel or gold fountain pen nib that can last a lifetime. I decided to give a few pens and inks a try to see what the experience was like and found that all of them were quite different.
First of all, I tried out the Pilot Parallel Pen with the 3.8mm nib and Noodler's regular yellow ink. This nib was the widest nib that I tried and could produce a line that entirely covered words from top to bottom. The corners of the nib have defined 90 degree angles so my highlights had nice crisp edges. However, this feature plus the width of the nib slowed down my writing since the pen needs to be held properly in order to function well. The nib had a nice wet flow and words could be seen clearly through the Noodler's yellow ink. This pen worked well as a highlighter, but I prefer a highlighter with a narrower tip.
Next I tried a couple of Pelikan Script calligraphy pens with 2.0mm nibs, Noodler's Sunrise ink and Edelstein Mandarin ink. The nib on the Script pen had noticeably more flex to it than the other nibs I tried and I liked this feature, but one of the nibs also seemed to be a bit fussy because of the flex. The other nib was like butter. The corners of the nib are slightly less defined than the Pilot Parallel pen and produce a line with crisp edges. I really like the width of the 2.0mm nib for highlighting. The Sunrise ink worked well as highlighting ink, but depending on the paper the Mandarin ink was a bit dark for my taste.
Finally, I put a 1.9mm nib on my LAMY Safari and filled it with J. Herbin Bouton D'or. The corners of this nib are slightly more rounded than the corners of all the calligraphy nibs I used in this experiment, it was the most forgiving as to writing position and I could write the fastest with this nib. It also produced the narrowest line of all the nibs in this experiment. I felt that this line width could be used either for underlining or for highlighting if you don't mind a thinner line. The Bouton D'or was probably my favorite of the inks discussed in this blog post.
The new Pelikan M205 Duo highlighter fountain pen takes another approach to highlighting and it is the topic of last week's blog post. It has a BB nib, different than the other pens discussed here with calligraphy nibs. Pelikan has come out with a yellow highlighter ink to complement this pen. Update: Pelikan's M205 Duo highlighter fountain pen is now also available in shiny green with green ink!
I found that the biggest drawback to using fountain pens as highlighters is that most of the time I am not highlighting on premium quality paper such as Clairefontaine DCP or Trophee paper. As a result, the ink used to highlight can sometimes bleed through the paper or feather. There are times when this isn't much of an issue, but in other instances it was rather messy looking and annoying. At least the ink dried quickly on the cheap copier paper and other paper that I used.
Overall, I enjoyed using fountain pens and calligraphy pens as highlighters and will continue to do so. As far as what pen would be the very best for highlighting, I would say since everyone's needs and preferences are so different to just experiment until you find something you like. Do you have any experience using fountain pens as highlighters? What works best for you?


The River Lymn and surrounding waterways welcomed 20,000 new juvenile eels yesterday as part of a major UK initiative to help eels return to abundance.
The Lincolnshire Rivers Trust and the Sustainable Eel Group released the young eels into the River Lymn, starting at Partney Weir, as part of a national campaign to increase eel populations in UK rivers and lakes.
Eel numbers have declined for many reasons in the last decade, including because they have struggled to bypass man-made barriers to reach important upstream habitats.
Efforts are now underway to correct this, and rivers in Lincolnshire will be central to European efforts to help eel populations. Other initiatives on the Lymn include the construction of eel passes by the Environment Agency to help eels on their crucial migration up and down the river, and other conservation projects led by the Lincolnshire Rivers Trust.
Partney Weir was the first of several releases in Lincolnshire. The juvenile eels were caught using traditional hand netting techniques on the River Severn in the late spring and bought by UK Glass Eels, based in Gloucester. They were housed and fed over the summer, and then donated for restocking into UK rivers.
The River Lymn and Steeping catchment areas were chosen as an "ideal" nursery habitat for the young eels to grow and develop in the next 15-20 years. After a national search, scientists from The Rivers Trust chose it for the unusual and important scientific characteristics created by the river's source in the Lincolnshire Wold chalk and its subsequent flow through lowland fenland to the sea.
Once mature, the eels will return via the North Sea to the Sargasso Sea in the Western Atlantic to breed and spawn.
The elver pass at Partney was installed last year by the Environment Agency. It allows elvers (juvenile eels) to negotiate the weir and reach the upper catchment.
Long-term eel management plans have been put in place across Lincolnshire and the whole of the UK in order to secure a positive future for this important species. Key partners include The Rivers Trust, Environment Agency, Wildlife Trusts and land owners, as well as numerous other partners.
The young eels delivered to Partney were caught in the River Severn in the late spring. They were bought by UK Glass Eels, and have been housed and fed in a dedicated new facility in Gloucester for the last 3 months. The facility features the latest technologies to maximise survival, and eels from the Severn have some of the highest survival rates in the world.
The Environment Agency and partners are concentrating on improving passage for eel critical sites at tidal locations on the coast. The Lymn is one of the 3 rivers identified as high priority and project work will now be underway in the next 2 years to make the River Lymn passable for eels.


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This is a list of songs and artists that Jeff Lynne has produced.

Electric Light Orchestra

Out of the Blue
All music and lyrics were written by Jeff Lynne. Orchestra and choral arrangements by Jeff Lynne, Richard Tandy and Louis Clark. Orchestra conducted by Louis Clark.

Included on original version
 "Turn to Stone"
 "It's Over"
 "Sweet Talkin' Woman"
 "Across the Border"
 "Night in the City"
 "Starlight"
 "Jungle"
 "Believe Me Now"
 "Steppin' Out"
 "Standin' in the Rain"
 "Big Wheels"
 "Summer and Lightning"
 "Mr. Blue Sky"
 "Sweet Is the Night"
 "The Whale"
 "Birmingham Blues"
 "Wild West Hero"

2007 bonus tracks
 "The Quick and the Daft"
 "Latitude 88 North"

Discovery

Included on original version
"Shine a Little Love"
"Confusion"
"Need Her Love"
"The Diary of Horace Wimp"
"Last Train to London"
"Midnight Blue"
"On the Run"
"Wishing"
"Don't Bring Me Down"

2001 Bonus tracks
"On the Run" (Home Demo)
"Second Time Around" (Home Demo)
"Little Town Flirt"

All Songs Written by Jeff Lynne except the latter, written by Maron McKenzie and Del Shannon

George Harrison

Cloud Nine

Brainwashed
All songs written by George Harrison, except track 10, written by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler.

"Any Road"
"P2 Vatican Blues (Last Saturday Night)"
"Pisces Fish"
"Looking for My Life"
"Rising Sun"
"Marwa Blues"
"Stuck Inside a Cloud"
"Run So Far" –
"Never Get Over You"
"Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea"
"Rocking Chair in Hawaii"
"Brainwashed"

Includes a concluding prayer, the "Namah Parvati", chanted by Harrison and his son Dhani Harrison in unison.

Traveling Wilburys

Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1

Included on original version
All songs written by the Traveling Wilburys ( Harrison, Lynne, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty).

"Handle with Care"
"Dirty World"
"Rattled"
"Last Night"
"Not Alone Any More"
"Congratulations"
"Heading for the Light"
"Margarita"
"Tweeter and the Monkey Man"
"End of the Line"

2007 bonus tracks
"Maxine"
"Like a Ship"

Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

Included on original version
All songs written by the Traveling Wilburys.

"She's My Baby"
"Inside Out"
"If You Belonged To Me"
"Devil's Been Busy"
"7 Deadly Sins"
"Poor House"
"Where Were You Last Night?"
"Cool Dry Place"
"New Blue Moon"
"You Took My Breath Away"
"Wilbury Twist"

2007 Bonus tracks

Tom Petty

Full Moon Fever

Into the Great Wide Open

A Very Special Christmas 2
Christmas All Over Again

Highway Companion
All songs written by Tom Petty, no exceptions.

Included on standard version

"Saving Grace"
"Square One"
"Flirting with Time"
"Down South"
"Jack"
"Turn This Car Around"
"Big Weekend"
"Night Driver"
"Damaged by Love"
"This Old Town"
"Ankle Deep"
"The Golden Rose"

Special Edition bonus tracks
"Home"
"Around the Roses"
"Big Weekend" (demo version)
"This Old Town" (demo version)

Roy Orbison
 "You Got It"
 "A Love So Beautiful"
 "California Blue"
 "Heartbreak Radio"
 "I Drove All Night

The Beatles

"Free as a Bird"
"Real Love"

Paul McCartney

Flaming Pie
All songs written by Paul McCartney, except where noted.

The Song We Were Singing"
"The World Tonight"
"If You Wanna"
"Somedays"
"Young Boy"
"Calico Skies"
"Flaming Pie"
"Heaven on a Sunday"
"Used to Be Bad" (Steve Miller, McCartney)
"Souvenir"
"Little Willow"
"Really Love You" (McCartney, Richard Starkey)
"Beautiful Night"
"Great Day"

Julianna Raye

Something Peculiar

All songs written by Julianna Raye, no exceptions.

"Limbo"
"I'll Get You Back"
"Tell Me I'm Alright"
"Taking Steps"
"Peach Window"
"Something Peculiar"
"Roses"
"Laughing Wild"
"In My Time"
"My Tribe"
"Nicola"

Dave Edmunds

Information
"Slipping Away" (Jeff Lynne)
"Information" (Dave Edmunds, Mark Radice)

Riff Raff
"Something About You" (Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland, Brian Holland)
"Breaking Out" (Jeff Lynne)
"Busted Loose" (Paul Brady)
"Far Away" (Jeff Lynne)
"S.O.S." (Jeff Lynne)
"Hang On" (Steve Gould)

See also
 Jeff Lynne and The Beatles
 The Beatles reunions

External links
elo.biz – Official ELO site
ftmusic.com - information for Electric Light Orchestra and related artists
Official George Harrison website
official website of Tom Petty
official Beatles site
official McCartney website

Jeff Lynne
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More recently, when Farah claimed his first world track title – over 5000m in Daegu in 2011 – Kipchoge was seventh. Yet Kipchoge has also enjoyed his share of victories as well. The Kenyan out-kicked Farah over two miles to win indoors in Birmingham at the start of London Olympics year whereas their most relevant clash – on the roads of London last April – saw Kipchoge win in 2:04:17 ahead of Shura Kitata of Ethiopia while Farah clocked 2:06:22 in third.
Achievements: 2012 and 2016 Olympic champion in 5000m and 10,000m in addition to winning six world titles on the track and the Chicago Marathon last year.
Achievements: Olympic marathon champion, big city marathon winner in London (three times), Berlin (three times) and Chicago, plus 2003 world 5000m gold medallist.


Denver (August 5, 2014) – Colorado Public Television (CPT12, Channel 12 PBS) will present the United States debut of the definitive film that documents the disappearance of honeybees and its potentially disastrous effects on our food supply, Vanishing of the Bees, on Wednesday, August 13 at 7 pm. Filmmaker George Langworthy and Colorado beekeeper Tom Theobald will be live in our studio from 7-9 pm.
Vanishing of the Bees is narrated by actor, Ellen Page, and follows commercial beekeepers David Hackenberg and Dave Mendes as they strive to keep their bees healthy and fulfill pollination contracts across the U.S. The film explores the struggles they face as the two friends plead their case on Capital Hill and travel across the Pacific Ocean in the quest to protect their honeybees.
Filmed across the US, in Europe, Australia and Asia, this documentary examines the alarming disappearance of honeybees and the greater meaning it holds about the relationship between mankind and mother earth. As scientists puzzle over the cause, organic beekeepers indicate alternative reasons for this tragic loss. Conflicting options abound and after years of research, a definitive answer has not been found to this harrowing mystery.
The film has been accepted into major film festivals including the International Wildlife Film Festival, the Colorado Environmental Film Festival and the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival. Together with Filmmaker George Langworthy, the project was co-directed and produced by Maryam Henein who were joined by a team including William Grazecki (editor), Holly Mosher (executive producer) and Peter J. Heller (co-executive producer).


Daily Blog Updates from our STEP-UP interns in 2017!
Today we tried to finish the Moa and Story, but were only able to finish the story. The lunch was okay, and the doughnuts were awesome. At one a officer came in and answered some questions, and that was interesting. Overall, today was okay.
i havent posted anything from the last weeks and days so i really have no idea how to cover those up but i can try 😅 we were set into 4 groups and i was placed in a group of 3 that is me, Abdirabi, and Jacob and we were given 2 projects which has to do with recording we recorded a story we 3 had to make up and read, which we did horribly because we mumbled and stuttered a lot while reading, Another project we did was we reviewed Shops, points of interest and what connection they have with Bi-culturism at Mall of America and also edit things out of it to make perfect and to day is the last day we can do that for a final draft.
Today was pretty good. We edited our videos and got done by the end of the day. I think the finished product is okay as a first project.
Today was fun. A cop came in to talk about youth relations, he had alot to say. He was cool, he's in police gang. He was in gang for protection against other children when he was young. He is Hmong. I didn't know there was such a unit of cops that exist like that. Today i also finished my Abuse picture.
Today went by pretty fast. All we did was edit our film today. There was another guest speaker. He was a Hmong police talking about police stuff.
Today I came up with a list of stuff for what to do in Japan for audio. I like today's lunch, it was good, although i wasnt full or i do eat alot but it was good.


With 2012 newly upon us, you may be thinking about New Year's resolutions. Or you may have already made and broken them!
Whatever you want to achieve this year – whether your goals are health, family, or business-oriented – operating the same old habits will give you the same old results. Most of what we do every day is habit, and habits repeated over and over become hard-wired connections in the brain, making it hard for us to behave differently.
It's often said that it takes 21 days to change a habit. Research has shown that when patients have a limb amputated it can take up to 21 days before the connections in the brain rewired to recognize that the limb is no longer there.
Well the good news is it doesn't take 21 days to change a habit. You can change a habit straightaway – but only if you want to of course. Take the example of smoking – people might struggle to give up smoking until they hear that their life depends on it and they are then able to quit immediately. That's because they suddenly have a big enough reason to change.
If I were coaching someone to lose 20 kilos, the first step would be simply to put your running shoes by the front door. It gets your mind prepared for action, and the task is so small you can not fail. This sets you up for success in every task. Tomorrow you'll walk round the house in your running shoes, the next day walk to your letter box… A series of tiny steps will get you there quicker than big ones you can not maintain.
Always swap one behaviour for another one, otherwise you'll experience a void. If you always turn on the TV as soon as you get in and you want to change that habit, replace the action with another; for example, turn on the stereo.
Adding some good habits is easier than removing bad ones, so start there. If health is your goal, add 15 minutes of walking to your day before you tackle giving up the food you love. 15 minutes? Is that really going to make much difference??
The answer is YES. 15 minutes of anything 5 days a week adds up to 60 hours in a year. What could you do with 60 hours a year?
'Til we speak again, here's to your unlimited potential.


The Northwest Ohio Healthcare Emergency Management Coalition oversees the planning and resources for the 18-county region's emergency and disaster prevention, preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation efforts. The coalition includes northwest Ohio's hospitals, healthcare systems, public health jurisdictions, and public information officers; all efforts are integrated with the region's public safety agencies and other partners. The Hospital Council of Northwest Ohio and Wood County Health District provide support staff and leadership for the coalition, which is governed by a steering committee.
Chief among the coalition's assets are two climate-controlled portable hospitals, which can be combined into one tent structure with a separate command center. Medical providers can use the portable hospitals to treat people during large events, emergencies and disasters. The units are equipped with beds, medical supplies, lighting and other necessities.
Coalition members practice setting up and staffing the portable hospital units at least twice a year to ensure medical volunteers remain prepared. For example, the combined portable hospital units were deployed and staffed by medical personnel for the Toledo Air Show in 2016.


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Q: How to access an object form another function i wanna get access to localVariable form another function
(sorry about grammar English is not my main language)
the code:
let Info = {}
function storeInfo(Info) {
    let name;
    let age;
    function getName() {
        name = prompt('enter your name:')
    }
    function getAge() {
        age = prompt('how old are you?')
    }
    getName();
    getAge();
    Info = {
        name:name,
        age:age,
    }

    returnInfo(Info)
}

storeInfo(Info)

function returnInfo(Info) {
    return Info.name + ' ' + Info.age;
}
let result = returnInfo(Info);
alert(result)

i wanna returnInfo function get the info of storeInfo function and alert it and the end

A: I simplified it for you because you made a lot of mess.

*

*Put the functions as first in code, it will be more clear.

*Try not to mix functions with executable code at the learning stage.

*To use function in function better is to learn about classes.

Simplified code:
    function storeInfo() {
      let localFuncInfo = {
        name:prompt('enter your name:'),
        age:prompt('how old are you?'),
      }
      return localFuncInfo;
    }

    function returnInfo(Info) {
      return Info.name + ' ' + Info.age;
    }

    let Info = storeInfo() ;
    let result = returnInfo(Info);

    alert(result);

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Q: Best practices for exporting images for the web - DPI/PPI How should I be preparing images for the web?
Each device seems to have a different resolution. I've always exported images at 72PPI. Is that even the proper number these days? Do some people use 96PPI? Which is better for non "retina" images?
Most of the tutorials I've encountered have suggested for UI graphics in the stylesheet that you take this sort of approach.
http://miekd.com/articles/using-css-sprites-to-optimize-your-website-for-retina-displays/
Basically, make two images one exactly 2x the size of the other. Then...
background-size: 50% auto;

...on the @2x image. Note this article never specifies what PPI to export the images as.
Is it possible to export 1 image at 72PPI and one at 144PPI? Then you wouldn't need to even background-size the higher resolution one in the media query.
What should I be aiming for here? What are the defacto best practices for exporting images for the web?
Also, does anyone have a better article on the media query for higher dpi displays and handling it?

A: The PPI setting is completely irrelevant for images that you use on the web. The browser doesn't care at all what the PPI setting is, it only uses the pixel dimensions of the image.


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 - PHP versão 4.3.0 ou superior
 - MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL ou Oracle

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» Child custody: How conflict might affect the kids
Child custody: How conflict might affect the kids
On Behalf of Langlois Family Law, APC | Mar 12, 2020 | child custody
For many parents in California and elsewhere, safeguarding the future of the kids is an essential part of life. In some cases, parents might not always fully agree about what is best for the kids and disagreements over how to handle their upbringing could bring about conflict. Such conflict may only intensify should a couple choose to take separate paths. Before preparing a strategy for child custody negotiations, parents might benefit from understanding how their behavior may affect their kids.
Child custody can be one of the toughest aspects of divorce, especially when parents have differing opinions about how to protect the interests of the kids. While parents may feel that any resulting levels of conflict only act to show the importance of the matter, they might not be aware of how a similar situation could influence their behavior. Without even knowing it, a person could begin making negative comments about the other parent in front of the kids and they could suffer from it.
Experts indicate that similar situations run the risk of leaving kids feeling as if they need to pick a side and the subsequent alienation can be harmful to them. During an emotional process such as divorce, parents may also be susceptible to lashing out at the other party in anger or frustration and such a scenario could affect a child's mental well-being. Those who wish to minimize the impact divorce has on the kids may benefit from understanding these risks and taking steps to remain as civil as possible.
Knowing how best to prepare to protect the well-being of the kids during child custody negotiations can be a stressful and daunting process. Fortunately, there are attorneys who can help a person in California understand the issues that may arise and provide advice on how best to prepare for what comes next. An attorney can address all a client's concerns and assist him or her in pursuing the best outcome achievable concerning the future of the kids during divorce proceedings.


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4th June 2017: Ferme Olivier Cemetery (Part 2)
(Part 1 of this remembrance story explaining the background can be found here. This blog entry recounts the trip.)
The train from Kortrijk to Poperinge rumbles its way through little villages and across the potato fields and pastures of West Flanders. Past the obligatory Frituur beside each small station. Cows munch grass. Sheep stand under old oak trees. And then there is a cemetery, its white headstones stark in the sun. And another one. And when arriving into Poperinge station a before-and-after picture showing how that very spot looked in World War I. There is even an app (Android, iOS) containing further images. You cannot avoid remnants of the war here.
The arrangement was that my parents would drive from the UK that Sunday 4th July, and I would take the train from Brussels, and we would rendezvous in Poperinge main square. It turned out that a 20k running race (and subsequent road blocks!) made that plan rather more complex than it might have been, but we eventually managed to meet and to find a way out of Poperinge towards Elverdinge and the Ferme Olivier Cemetery.
There, in Plot 3, Row D, Grave 6, towards the far end of the cemetery from the entrance, is the grave of Hubert Bertram Hancock. Uncle Bert as he had been known to my mother's family.
The cemetery itself is immaculate and sober, and somehow part of the landscape of the village, sandwiched between a field of lumbering cows, a field of crops, the road, and some houses. Flowers and other plants grow beside the gravestones, many of which seem to have recently been repaired to make sure they are still legible. Fallen soldiers from different regiments are grouped together.
I was keen to find out more about how my parents had taken it upon themselves to find out what had happened to Bert. The process, it turned out, started with the death of my grandfather and my grandmother then sorting out papers and records. A colleague of my father's at the time was a former soldier and he helped with the efforts in 1992 to work out where Bert was buried. My parents visited the cemetery for the first time in 1993. Bert's brother – my great grandfather – as a miner and later a railwayman – was spared from serving due to the industry in which he worked.
We sat in the summer sunshine beside the grave looking over all the papers my parents had brought with them. Among the papers my mother had saved a postcard I had written from the cemetery in 2002 when I had visited the Ferme Olivier on my own while living in Brussels. A picture of that card is below – its words are as true now as they were then.
We left a message in the visitors' book of the cemetery alongside others who had also made centenary visits to Flanders Fields, and finally planted some heather beside the gravestone. 100 years Bert had been buried here.
That then concludes this personal remembrance trip to Ferme Olivier. But we must never forget.
4th June 2017: my trip to West Flanders for a very personal remembrance (Part 1)
Grave safety fears
Prenzlauer Allee cemetery
Hydrangea in Berlin Cemetery
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Elverdinge Hubert Bertram Hancock Ieper Mesen Messines Poperinge Remembrance Uncle Bert West Flanders World War I
You have to give vdL and her team their due - there is a serious effort to engage with critique from Renew Europe and S&D with these responses.
The Q of course is then if vdL can actually DO what she says she aims to do...
Parliament Magazine@Parlimag
Here's #vonderLeyen's pitch to @TheProgressives ahead of tmw's vote: "I have sensed the palpable frustration with the way our Union choose its leaders. I propose to broker discussions on this issue between @Europarl_EN & @EUCouncil" For the full letter: https://t.co/pc9WDZNPpx 4
"I want a special relationship with the European Parliament" 🤮
They're co-legislators for goodness sake


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Q: Regex to match strings inside brackets with no spaces around I'm using the following regex to match strings inside brackets:
\((.*?)\)

But this matches this:
(word)

and this too:
( word )

I need to modify it to only match the first case: words inside brackets with no spaces around: (word)
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance

A: You can use this pattern:
\([^\s()](?:[^()]*[^\s()])?\)

[^\s()] ensures that the first character isn't a whitespace or brackets (and make mandatory at least one character).
(?: [^()]* [^\s()] )? is optional. if it matches, the same character class ensures that the last character isn't a whitespace.

A: Use lookahead/lookbehind to disallow space after the opening parenthesis and before the closing parenthesis:
\((?!\s)[^()]+(?<!\s)\)

(?!\s) and (?<!\s) mean "not followed by / not preceded by a space".
The part in the middle, [^()]+ requires one or more characters to be present between parentheses, disallowing () match.
Demo.

A: • Word Boundaries
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Bottom line on debt exclusion
May 16, 2019 By Tracy F. Seelye, Express Editor
WHITMAN — Town Administrator Frank Lynam has announced the funding total involved in the debt exclusion question on the Saturday, May 18 Town Election ballot. Polls are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Town Hall for Whitman's Town Election. Hanson votes from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Hanson Middle School in its Town Election.
"Under the Proposition 2 ½ language, a debt exclusion doesn't contain an amount," Lynam said. "It only authorizes you to exclude what it takes to make a payment for that year."
The fiscal 2020 payment on the debt for the police station construction and renovations to Town Hall and the fire station, which is being decided Saturday, is $687,025. A yes vote will authorize the town to raise that amount.
Lynam said the figure represents a tax increase of $129.15 on a median house value of $307,500 — or an average of $10.76 per month.
"It will enable us to address the capital needs we had to leave on the table at our Town Meeting last week," he said. With the debt exclusion making that debt payment the following funds could be freed up within the levy limit: $329,000 in vehicle purchases; $240,000 in road work; $268,000 in building repairs and $135,800 in security provisions for all of the schools. While that totals more than the $687,025 it provides an opportunity to begin prioritizing the funding of those needs, according to Lynam.
"That money, although on a declining basis, will be available each year, to commit to capital or to reserves as the case may be," he said. "The override will do much more to correct it, but that's not what's happening next week."
Selectmen Chairman Dr. Carl Kowalski also reviewed the Community Assessment Survey process and how a report on the results are being written up in a report the town will use in future budget planning.
"We placed ourselves in a precarious position this year where we would probably need a heavy override this year," Kowalski said about funding directed to the school budget at last year's Town Meeting. "What we did to respond to that was that, in the summer months, we received help from Bridgewater State University to compile a community survey … to lay the foundation for a strategic plan." He added that the strategic plan would only be as useful as the statement of values the town possesses."The reason for that community survey was not really to determine how we were going to pay for what we would like to be, it was to give a foundation for what we would like to be," Kowalski said.
The town has also contracted with the Collins Center at UMass, Boston to draft a capital plan, a draft of which as already been received and sent back for additional work.
"Right before Town Meeting we had a decision to make about what to put on the ballot for the May 18 Town Election, whether it would be a debt exclusion that deals with the debt for the police station and the repairs to the Town Hall and the fire station, a sizeable Proposition 2 ½ override, primarily to deal with the increase in the schools needed in order to do level-service, to do one or either or to do both," Kowalski said.
Kowalski said the debt exclusion, while not what he had envisioned, made sense so that more discussion and explanation of the override — now planned for October — can be held, to involve more people in its construction and explain the need to residents.
"It's critical that that override be successful," Kowalski said. "It's a place that we need to be [in], a place that's going to mean and awful lot of work over the summer and early fall."
STREETLIGHT UPDATE
Assistant Town Administrator Lisa Green and Lightsmart representative George Woodbury explained a wiring problem discovered in streetlights after they had been purchased from National Grid.
A former DPW Director in Lexington, Woodbury wrote the state law that permits towns to buy streetlights from utilities. Whitman's annual streetlight bill had been $143,000 to $145,000 per year. Purchasing the lights is expected to save the town about $55,000 a year, increasing to more than $100,000 per year with the change over to LED lights. But the wiring problem — underground-rated wires that do not stand up to UV rays were installed by Eastern Utilities Associates and sold to New England Electric Energy Services in 1999, which were bought by National Grid in 2000. National Grid maintains that the streetlights have been sold to the town "as is" when they were confronted by the now-disintegrating wires.
Woodbury said a case taken to the Public Utility Control Commission would take two years to win; right now the MAPC would help the town pay 30 percent of the replacement cost right now. He "leaned on" National Grid, suggesting a dimmer control for which the company could obtain state funding worth another $8,000. Another $27,000 could be saved based on the timing of the light purchase, according to Woodbury, and a lower installation cost for the wiring has been negotiated. The net result would be that most of the cost to replace the wiring would be covered.
Selectmen supported the move.


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Unlimited Mouse - Let mouse out of the screen, and move the pointer freely - up-down, left-right.
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Unlimited Mouse can let your mouse pointer out of the screen boundaries. When the mouse pointer is located at the extreme left of the screen, moving it to left, the mouse pointer will magically appear at the extreme right of the screen. It is similar to right to left, top to bottom and bottom to top.
I think it is more suitable for large screen users - do not need to move pointer so far, just a little.