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Q: How to add attributes to a GCP cloud scheduler job? I created a cloud scheduler job named "my_job", sending messages every minute to a topic "my_topic" which is running like i expected. Now i would like to add some attributes to my message in order to retrieve them with a cloud function. That is why i executed this command line:
gcloud scheduler jobs update pubsub my_job --update-attributes=["name"="test","limit"="1000"]
Independently,I also tried to create the job directly with this command line:
gcloud beta scheduler jobs create pubsub my_job_2 --schedule "*/1 * * * *" --topic my_topic --message-body="Hello" --attributes name=test,limit=1000
In both cases the console returns :

But I do not have any network connectivity issues.
My IAM role is project owner.
Any idea ?

A: It's temporary glich and all you need is check the internet connection and try command again also as was mentioned above you can check Google Cloud Services status board. Glad to hear that the issue was resolved.

A: This indicates a (temporary) network/handshake error from your computer to the data center or on Google's side. Usually, when commands worked before, it will disappear in a few minutes. You could try another command, that should retrieve some results, to see whether the issue is persistent.
gcloud scheduler jobs list

Another way of testing for connectivity issues is by running the SDK's diagnostics test:
gcloud info --run-diagnostics

Network diagnostic detects and fixes local network connection issues.
Checking network connection...done.
Reachability Check passed.
Network diagnostic passed (1/1 checks passed).

Property diagnostic detects issues that may be caused by properties.
Checking hidden properties...done.
Hidden Property Check passed.
Property diagnostic passed (1/1 checks passed).

Otherwise, if the problem persists, it could also mean that one of Google's services (in a particular region) is unavailable. To check this Google invited a nice status board for all their services.

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This year's jury, Kendra Ainsworth, assistant curator at the Art Gallery of Mississauga, Katharine Harvey, award winning painter and sculptor, and Kevin Yates artist and associate professor at York University , distilled a record number of submissions (290) from a field of 160 artists into this year's exhibition with 29 artworks by 26 artists. Painting, sculpture, photography, drawing, ceramics and mixed media works are all represented expressing a spectrum conceptual approaches of and techniques. Juror's Choice awards were given to artists Mina Ao, Jason Brown, Jill Price, and Andrew Testa. You are invited to come visit the gallery and cast your vote for the Peoples Choice Award which will be given out at the end of the exhibition.
Juror's comments:
There was a broad spectrum of submissions overall both in terms of medium and skill of the artists that allowed us to be judicious in our selection. The final selection leaves a lot of really strong pieces.
Some artists were not included due, in some cases, to the size of the exhibition space, not necessarily to the calibre of the work. We saw potential in some of the works that were not selected. The works that were chosen have a really strong presence to them that spoke about the subject and the content of the work and the professionalism.
There was a lot of experimentation going on. We were impressed with some of the odd use of media. We were looking at technical expertise although there were a lot of pieces that didn't get into the show that also had a lot of technical prowess. We were looking for some conceptual ideas or some play between different media or using a medium in a new way.
There was a sense of more experimentation in some of the pieces chosen than in some of the others – there was both a freedom and a confidence to go with that freedom within the medium.
When we started to pull these works out, we were pleasantly surprised; there were so many good works. There doesn't seem to be a lot of overlap since this exhibition was open to artists all over the province – that is exciting. There were some really strong works
Technical expertise, technical ability was important. We chose work that was pretty representational and tight as far as the execution of it. Some of the work is very bold. There will be some really interesting comparisons going on.
Regarding a lot of the works that weren't chosen, artists should be encouraged to come back with new ideas. There is so much potential for these artists to develop.
It's going to be an impressive show.
Participating Artists: Mina Ao, Hal Bilz, Jason Brown, Andrea End, Eric Field, Graham French, Jessica Hein, Susan Lindo, Alison Judd, Andrew Kulin, Cate McGuire, Liz Menard, Laura Mills, Allan O'Marra, Jill Price, Lorraine Parow, Jeanie Pappas, Paul Saari, Lauren Satok, Keith Shearsby, Keijo Tapanainen, Bob Tunnoch, Andrew Testa, Gregory Varano, Carol Wescott and Michael Zarowsky

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May's Brexit plan could 'kill' US trade deal: Trump
July 13, 2018 by arshad
London: British Prime Minister Theresa May's plan for Brexit would "probably kill" the prospects for a free trade deal with the United States, US President Donald Trump said in an interview for The Sun's Friday edition.
"If they do a deal like that, we would be dealing with the European Union instead of dealing with the UK, so it will probably kill the deal," said Trump, who began a four-day visit to Britain on Thursday.
In extraordinary comments on British politics, Trump also said former foreign minister Boris Johnson, who resigned this week over the Brexit plan and is seen as a potential challenger to May, would make "a great prime minister".
He added that London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who authorised protesters to raise a giant balloon showing a nappy-wearing Trump next to the British parliament on Friday, was doing a "terrible job" in fighting crime.
Trump told the tabloid, Britain's best-selling newspaper, that he would have gone about Brexit in a different way.
"I would have done it much differently. I actually told Theresa May how to do it but she didn't agree, she didn't listen to me. She wanted to go a different route.
"I would actually say that she probably went the opposite way. And that is fine. She should negotiate the best way she knows how. But it is too bad what is going on".
Referring to the plan outlined on Thursday in which Britain would aim to keep strong ties in trading of goods with the EU, he said: "The deal she is striking is a much different deal than the one the people voted on.
"It was not the deal that was in the referendum. I have just been hearing this over the last three days. I know they have had a lot of resignations. So a lot of people don't like it," he said.
May is facing a rebellion by Brexit hardliners over the proposals, including the resignation of Johnson and Brexit minister David Davis.
Asked about Johnson, Trump said: "I was very saddened to see he was leaving government and I hope he goes back in at some point. I think he is a great representative for your country."
"I think he would be a great prime minister. I think he's got what it takes," he added.
Asked about Khan, a member of the opposition Labour Party, Trump was highly critical of the London mayor.
"Take a look at the terrorism that is taking place. Look at what is going on in London. I think he has done a very bad job on terrorism.
"I think he has done a bad job on crime, if you look, all of the horrible things going on there, with all of the crime that is being brought in," he said.
Referring to planned protests on Friday, Trump added: "I think he has not been hospitable to a government that is very important. Now he might not like the current president, but I represent the United States".
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New Record Pool Add! - FEATURED SPOTLIGHT ARTIST: THE OBSIDIAN BLUE
THE OBSIDIAN BLUE
The Obsidian Blue was formed in Gothenburg in 2005, but had a different name then. The two founders realized that they really liked to make music together and some of their early productions are still waiting to be released.
The band at the moment have three members and one of the founders, the drummer Ramin Rezainejad, lives in Los Angeles where he moved in 2009. The other two are Torbjörn (nickname Tobbe) Lööv who also is one of the founders and he currently still lives in Gothenburg, he plays all the other instruments, sings and makes most of the arrangements and production. He also does the mixing and mastering.
Emmlin is the female vocalist and she just returned to us, also living in Gothenburg. Her real name she doesn't want to be exposed due to problems with Stalkers. All these members have been involved in music in different ways. Ramin played the drums in a number of bands, for the longest period with a Pink Floyd Tribute band called The Gunners Dream.
Tobbe has been playing in a lot of cover bands. also in bands that've been playing their own material. He's been making some money selling music to others and he's got his own music played on the radio before on Swedish and other small European stations. Emmlin has been a professionell show dancer for a number of years and also been in chorus lines.
The song "Praise" is a song about that memorable one, that you just can't let go of, the one with an attitude!
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IT'S ALMOST CHRISTMAS!!! Yay! I decided that for the next five days I'm gonna post my favorite Christmas songs/videos because IT'S ALMOST CHRISTMAS!!! Yay! To start things off, here's Pentatonix and The First Noel. This song has always been a favorite song of mine because of the melody, but PTX of course bangs out the most beautifulest of harmonies, taking it to another level of wow.
Pinqy Ring: Where Do We Go From Here?
Pinqy Ring released the video for this track earlier this month to shed light on the tragic state of the city of Chicago. From senseless murders and abuses of power, "Where Do We Go From Here?" addresses these issues in this powerful track about gun violence in The Windy City. As a teacher and social activist born and raised in Chicago, she pours her soul out calling for her city to come together and rise above.


Just another guy from Philadelphia who decided to write a blog.
Just confirmed today via email that I'll be speaking at the Light the Night kickoff for the Philadelphia area in August. Looking forward to this more than I think any of you can know.
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Tyler Kennedy and Life as a Healthy Scratch
May 10, 2013 by Mike Colligan
Tyler Kennedy scored the winning goal in Game 5 (Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports)
PITTSBURGH — Penguins GM Ray Shero covets roster competition. He wants his players to have to fight for a spot in the lineup.
He added Tomas Vokoun in the offseason to challenge a comfortable Marc-Andre Fleury in goal. He acquired Jarome Iginla, Brendan Morrow, Jussi Jokinen, and Douglas Murray at the trade deadline without sacrificing a single player from the active roster.
The moves were supposed to make the Penguins deep, loaded, perhaps even unbeatable.
But after four games in their first round series with the New York Islanders, the Penguins had been beaten. Twice in fact. Head coach Dan Bylsma needed a change.
Into the lineup came Tyler Kennedy, Joe Vitale, Simon Despres, and Vokoun. Up to the press box went Tanner Glass, Jussi Jokinen, Mark Eaton, and Fleury.
"We were hoping to get a spark," Bylsma said. "Adding those guys, adding speed to our lineup, some grit. We got it right off the hop with Joey V and Tyler Kennedy."
On their first shift, Kennedy stole a puck on a determined backcheck and Vitale drew a penalty.
Spark. Speed. Grit.
Check. Check. Check.
The Penguins weren't able to cash in on the powerplay and the game stayed tied at zero until midway through the second period.
Kennedy snuck behind the defense on a line change and Kris Letang picked his head up in time to notice. He fired a laser pass onto Kennedy's stick that stuck like glue and sprung him in alone on Evgeni Nabokov:
"I think [Pascal Dupuis] was coming off late and I kind of hung behind the defense because I saw they turned the puck over," Kennedy said. "Tanger threaded the needle and gave me a great pass."
If you listen closely, you can hear Kennedy yelling on the play, praying and hoping that Letang notices him.
Trying to get noticed is nothing new for Tyler Kennedy the past two weeks. The goal gave him 10 points over his last 12 playoff games, but you'd have to go back to 2012 to find his last playoff action. Kennedy, despite his $2 million contract, was a healthy scratch for the first four games of the Islanders series.
It hasn't been easy for the 26-year-old winger with six NHL seasons and 68 playoffs games on his resume.
"Obviously it sucks to sit out, you know? You want to stay positive and stuff, but it's the coaches decision."
Kennedy certainly wasn't thrilled with Bylsma's decision to scratch him for the first four games, but no coach or GM would want a player who's downright happy to be out of the lineup every night.
"If you've watched Tyler in practice," Bylsma said, "he's been shooting the puck a million miles an hour. When he got the opportunity there on a great pass from Kris Letang, I've seen him scoring that goal a couple of times lately in practice. But it wasn't just him scoring that goal, it was his energy and how he played that really added a lot to our lineup. He added that speed and grit that we hoped to get and was a big part of the win tonight."
When Kennedy talked to the coaching staff and found out he'd be in the lineup for Game 5, he said they told him to keep his game simple, finish his checks, and channel his energy in the right way. While playing through early-season struggles, Kennedy often resorted to unnecessary stick work and senseless penalties that dropped him from Evgeni Malkin's wing to the press box over a matter of months.
He found the right mindset on Thursday night though and was arguably the Penguins' most effective player.
"I was a little more rested than other guys and I tried to come in and play my best and create some energy for the guys," Kennedy said.
He also knew it wouldn't help to pout and create a distraction during his time out of the lineup.
"I want to win. I'm a positive guy. Whatever they ask of me I'm going to try to do. Obviously it sucks [being scratched], but I'm a team player and I want to buy in and I got to stay positive if I'm sitting out."
Kennedy isn't afraid to unleash his shot from anywhere (Icon SMI)
In some ways, Kennedy's style of play is ideal for a fourth line energy role. He's quick and relentless on the forecheck, and has a quick release on a hard shot that catches goalies off balance. He has the tendency to overshoot at times — which can be problematic when paired with a patient magician like Malkin — but it actually leads to positive results on a checking line.
The goal of checking line is to possess the puck in the offensive zone, forecheck hard, and burn time off the clock. The momentum of a playoff game starts to shift after 45 seconds of relentless cycling on home ice.
Kennedy's overanxious shot serves a positive purpose on the fourth line. In a best case scenario, he scores. In a worst case scenario, he gets a whistle in the offensive zone and allows the Penguins to deploy their scoring lines.
For some players like Kennedy — who isn't far removed from a 21 goal season — the simplified role would be frustrating. But Kennedy just wants to contribute, and he couldn't regain lost confidence from the press box as a healthy scratch.
"I don't know if I was struggling or whatever, but whenever you score a goal it helps your confidence. I'm just trying to help the team. If that's scoring a goal, or making a hit, whatever."
Kennedy was even quick to deflect praise to the rest of his teammates after the Penguins 4-0 win in Game 5.
"Obviously I scored but I thought other guys brought a ton of momentum tonight," he said. "Our defense was great. It's not just one or two guys. It was a whole team effort."
Across the locker room, Tomas Vokoun stood with his hands on his hips, reflecting on his 31-save shutout. He hadn't played since April 22, but stepped in and won a critical game for the Penguins at a time when they needed it most.
"I'm here to help the team. I've said that all year long. Whether I play one minute or every minute, whatever the coaches decide, that's fine by me."
"There's a lot of guys in here like that. We don't care about ice time or who scores the goals. We just care if we win at the end. That's really what matters."
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Our team identifies underlying problems and triggers that can make the simple act of breathing a real struggle for some kids. Our patients receive thorough evaluations in our state-of-the-art pulmonary diagnostics lab with equipment not available anywhere else in the region. After diagnosis, patients receive a personalized management plan designed by a doctor specialized in treating children.
In addition, we help with the management of children who are dependent on technology – those with oxygen dependence, tracheostomy and chronic assisted ventilation.
Plus, our pediatric pulmonologists lead educational programs for healthcare providers and participate in clinical research.
If your child is experiencing a chronic cough, wheezing or shortness of breath, an appointment with a pulmonologist is warranted. We'll work closely with your general pediatrician to ensure that your child is properly diagnosed and is not being undertreated or over-treated. At Ochsner, we consider parents part of the team and empower you to be proactive. No one knows your child like you do. We're here to listen and come up with solutions.
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The Ann Arbor Rail Page
This page is intended to serve as an index for Local In Ann Arbor blog posts about rail projects proposed for Ann Arbor.
Proposed commuter rail lines in TMP from the countywide Washtenaw Ride (failed to incorporate in 2012)
Transit Plan Final_June2011 is the Transit Master Plan (TMP) that was prepared in anticipation of adoption of a countywide transit organization by Washtenaw County voters. It failed to be adopted by most county communities. The plan is no longer available on the AAATA website, though to my knowledge it was never formally abandoned. The sections relating to rail transit are still informative.
Ann Arbor Station is the city webpage on the process to approve a plan for a new train station.
The Connector Alternatives Analysis Final Summary Report concludes the Connector Study. It was published in May 2016. This report recommends the use of light rail to construct the Connector.
The Connector light rail route as recommended by the 2016 study.
Connecting Our Communities is the study of locations for the downtown WALLY station in Ann Arbor. The chosen location is between Washington and Liberty streets in downtown Ann Arbor. It was published in July 2014.
The North South Commuter Rail Feasibility Study published in May 2017 is the result of a Federally funded intensive study of all aspects of "WALLY", the proposed commuter train to Howell.
The proposed route for WALLY
The Regional Master Transit Plan was the Regional Transit Authority's proposal presented to the public for a millage approval in 2016. The ballot issue failed. This plan included a commuter rail between Ann Arbor and Detroit.
The system map as proposed by the RTA in 2016. Note commuter rail. (Click for larger image.)
Train of Dreams (June 24, 2011)
Train of Dreams II (June 25, 2011)
Fuller Road Station and the Mayor's Letter (July 28, 2011)
WALLY Hitting the Wall? (August 13, 2011)
Fuller Road Station: Parsing the Mayor's Letter (August 21, 2011)
Fuller Road Station: It's All About Parking (September 21, 2011)
Say What? The Mayor Speaks About Fuller Road Station (December 9, 2011)
Note: posts in 2012 through 2014 are especially about efforts to form regional transit authorities. Rail projects were sometimes involved, but are not the principal subject. To view those posts, go to The Transportation Page.
Ann Arbor's Fading Dreams of Trains and Rail Systems (February 12, 2017)
The Mayor's Model for Mobility, 2006. Note the two rail corridors.
Making A Federal Case for Ann Arbor Rail (April 4, 2017)
Ann Arbor and the Rail Station Gamble (May 28, 2017)
Fuller Road Station – A Review (October 23, 2017)
Governance and Transit and Taxes, Oh My! (January 18, 2018)
(A review of the recent history of the RTA. The Regional Transit Authority included a plan for a commuter rail between Ann Arbor and Detroit. With its failure, no funding for that system exists.)
The Long Saga of the Fuller Road Station (August 24, 2021)
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They sit on top and bottom of the spine of a book.
That is, if we have a hard cover book.
A tiny bit of colour as a crown on our spine.
And a stop at the bottom of the spine.
This way they prevented insects to eat the glue from the spine.
A machine bound book sits more loose in its jacket.
So they don't close the gap anymore.
But they come more colourful nowadays.
You choose the head and tail bands usually right at the end of the designing.
In fact it is very often the printer or binder who asks what colour they should be.


Two weeks ago, I had the unexpected pleasure of photographing the Corcoran Ball, the high-end benefit gala the museum uses to honor their top patrons. This year's guest of honor was His Excellency the Ambassador of France (pictured below), so the entire affair was themed France-meets-America. From the food to the decorations to the music, all of the details focused on developing the fusion of the two cultures. With just a day's notice, I donned a black BCBG runway silk crepe jumpsuit that I've been saving for just such an occasion, and paired it with my signature fushcia lipstick for an elegant, understated look. It was perfect; I was happy that many of the guests complemented me on my look. Success! As my first formal black tie gala, this was one hell of a way to kick things off.
Here are some of my favorite photos from the event; if you are looking for a photo and don't see it here, or are curious, you can find my entire set of photos HERE on the Corcoran's Flickr. My favorite trend of the evening was the proliferation of jeweled animal clutches...the leopard was my personal favorite. Enjoy!
My flash mis-fired on this shot, overexposing the subjects...but to great cinematic effect, I think! I love this happy accident, and have a whole series that look just oh so old school Washington DC.
In my usual style, I wanted to capture the details and nuances of the attendees looks while showing off their personalities. This stylish attendee was so excited when I asked her to show me her bag!
All of the table settings were gorgeous and ornate...and themed to coordinate the art in the rooms. Divine!
The Moulin Rouge room was festooned with feathers and other decorations that lent a slightly elicit feel to the space...perfect.
A little post-work champagne? Don't mind if I do!
Of course, I ran into my old housemate Sara Axelrod and her boyfriend Colin. DC is seriously small.
The Corcoran PR ladies dancing it out in Club Corcoran!
Oh, I also forgot to mention that of course, I bumped into my lovely editor from Washingtonian Magazine immediately upon arrival...and the team popped me into their photo studio to be photographed while photographing them! Their photo hasn't emerged online, so we'll see where it ends up...print perhaps?


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Newcastle complete £40m deal for Hoffenheim's Joelinton
Newcastle have broken their club-record transfer fee to sign Hoffenheim forward Joelinton for £40m, two weeks before the new Premier League season begins on August 9.
Joelinton has signed a six-year deal until the summer of 2025 and also becomes Hoffenheim's club-record departure, eclipsing the £29m Liverpool paid for Roberto Firmino in 2015.
Donning the illustrious number nine shirt on Tyneside, there will be pressure on his shoulders to perform – something he has no illusions over.
As quoted by the club's official website, he said: "I'm really happy to be here, I know it's a large investment the club has made in me and that comes with huge responsibility. I'm highly motivated and hope to give back on the pitch."
Joelinton scored eleven goals and created nine assists in 35 games (all comps) for Hoffenheim last season, as they ultimately finished three points off a European place in ninth place.
Meanwhile his new boss Steve Bruce is excited by the new purchase's potential and lauded the Brazilian's determination to succeed, saying: "The kid's got an exciting time ahead of him, he's a smashing player and we're obviously delighted to get him. It's [negotiations] been going on for a little bit now, so to get him is great for everybody."
He's got everything a modern-day player wants: big, strong, athletic and has age on his side which is vitally important. Learning the history, he wanted it [the number nine shirt], and that's always a big shirt to fill. But in his eyes, it was 'bring it on – it's what I'm here for'.
He's risen to that challenge, and I'm sure he will be a big, big favourite of the supporters. With an incredible work-rate and really good humility as well as all the attributes a top striker needs."
Newcastle's troubles subside with bold move
Under-fire club owner Mike Ashley has finally responded to supporter pleas to splash money on quality acquisitions and dipped into the Bundesliga market for the Magpies' first deal of the summer.
He has overseen significant departures already in recent months, including their failure during negotiations for a new deal with Rafael Benitez and a £30m sale of Ayoze Perez to league rivals Leicester last month.
Since then, it emerged they were not exercising their option to pursue a move for leading centre-forward Salomon Rondon on a permanent basis this summer. Instead, he has once again linked up with Benitez on a lucrative £250,000pw deal at Chinese side Dalian Yifang.
Joselu and Mohamed Diame are among their first-team players to have already departed since the 2018/19 campaign concluded in mid-May and you could excuse supporters for a lack of enthusiasm ahead of the new season when Bruce was formally appointed as Benitez's successor last week on July 17.
It's always difficult to lead such a successful manager, not least the fan favourite Rafa quickly became on Tyneside but Bruce's qualities have often been questioned at the highest level and the fact he previously managed local rivals Sunderland doesn't make things any easier for him at St James Park going forward.
Time will tell as Joelinton is already a quality player with endless potential, though Newcastle would be fooling themselves into a false sense of security by assuming one signing was enough to equip them for the forthcoming campaign.
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HCM CITY — The National Futsal HDBank Championships 2019 is scheduled to kick off on April 2 in the central province of Khánh Hòa and HCM City.
The tournament has attracted the participation of 10 teams and will be divided into two stages, Trần Minh Hùng, deputy general director of the Voice of Việt Nam (VOV), said at a press conference in HCM City on Wednesday.
The first stage will take place from April 2-12 in Khánh Hòa Province's Nha Trang City with Kim Toàn Đà Nẵng, Sanna Khánh Hòa, Sanest Tourist Khánh Hòa, Thái Sơn Bắc, VietFootball and Quảng Nam, a new team at this year's tournament.
They will compete in a round robin format to decide the four teams that will progress to the second stage. The second stage will be held from April 15 to May 6 in Nha Trang City and from August 29 to September 19 in Lãnh Binh Thăng Gymnasium in HCM City's District 11 with the four winners in the first stage and the top six teams from last year's National Futsal HDBank Championships.
The winning team will walk away with a cash prize of VNĐ500 million (US$21,500) and will join the AFC Futsal Championship 2020, while the runner-up will take VNĐ200 million ($8,800). Third-place teams will be awarded VNĐ80 million ($3,500).
Ten teams will also compete at another futsal tournament, the National Futsal HDBank Cup from November 11 to 30 in Vinh City in the central province of Nghệ An.
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Tomasz Kaczmarek (ur. 7 marca 1936 w Toruniu) – polski prawnik, profesor zwyczajny Wydziału Prawa Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, były kierownik Katedry Prawa Karnego Materialnego.

Życiorys naukowy
Naukę na poziomie gimnazjalnym pobierał w prywatnej szkole – aż do jej likwidacji w 1952 – prowadzonej przez zakon oo. werbistów, którego rektorem i prowincjałem był jego stryj.

W 1954 rozpoczął studia prawa na Uniwersytecie Wrocławskim. Pracę magisterską obronił u profesora Witolda Świdy, ówczesnego rektora Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego. Od 1958 asystent Witolda Świdy w Katedrze Prawa Karnego Materialnego.

W 1964 uzyskał stopień doktora nauk prawnych na podstawie pracy Społeczne niebezpieczeństwo czynu i jego bezprawność jako dwie cechy przestępstwa napisanej pod kierunkiem Witolda Świdy.

W niespełna siedem lat później na podstawie obszernej monografii o sędziowskim wymiarze kary w Polsce, wyróżnionej w kategorii najlepszych prac habilitacyjnych, w prestiżowym dorocznym konkursie miesięcznika "Państwo i Prawo" – otrzymał w 1971 roku stopień naukowy doktora habilitowanego. W 1985 uchwałą Rady Państwa otrzymał tytuł profesora nadzwyczajnego nauk prawnych, zaś dziesięć lat później, w 1995 został profesorem zwyczajnym.

W latach 1974–2002 przebywał wielokrotnie jako stypendysta Fundacji im. Aleksandra von Humboldta, a w 1997 – Fundacji Maxa Plancka na długoterminowych stażach naukowo–badawczych na uniwersytetach w Hamburgu, Kolonii, Freiburgu, Bonn, Monachium i Ratyzbonie.

Uczestniczył w ponad pięćdziesięciu przewodach naukowych na stopnie doktora i doktora habilitowanego oraz jako recenzent w postępowaniach dotyczących nadania tytułu naukowego profesora. Był ponadto promotorem dwóch doktoratów honoris causa UWr nadanych profesorom Witoldowi Świdzie (1988) oraz Friedrichowi Christianowi Schroederowi (1999).

Zajmowane stanowiska
Przez ponad trzydzieści lat kierował wrocławskim ośrodkiem prawa karnego. W latach 1972–1991 był dyrektorem Instytutu Prawa Karnego i Kryminologii. W latach 1996–2006 pełnił funkcję kierownika Katedry Prawa Karnego Materialnego UWr.

w latach 1984–1992 był członkiem Komitetu Nauk Prawnych Polskiej Akademii Nauk, współpracując blisko z profesorem Jerzym Wróblewskim.

Od 1980 brał udział w pracach nad reformą prawa karnego, sfinalizowaną uchwaleniem nowego Kodeksu karnego z 1997. W latach 1980–1981 – członek Komisji do opracowania zmian prawa karnego przy Ministrze Sprawiedliwości. W latach 1987–1997 członek Ministerialnej Komisji do spraw reformy prawa karnego. W latach 2001–2002 – ekspert Komisji Sejmowej do spraw przygotowywanych zmian ustawy – Kodeks karny z 1997 r.

Był członkiem komitetów redakcyjnych takich czasopism jak Nowe Prawo czy Przegląd Prawa i Administracji. Od 2004 jest członkiem Komitetu Redakcyjnego czasopisma prawniczego "Państwo i Prawo".

Główne zainteresowania naukowe
 Podstawy teoretyczne ogólnej nauki o przestępstwie (czyn i jego społeczna szkodliwość, bezprawność, ustawowe znamiona, przyczynowość i normatywne kryteria przypisania skutku w prawie karnym, wina, współdziałanie przestępne).
 Nauka o karze i psychospołeczne uwarunkowania sądowego wymiaru kary.

Zdaniem Jacka Giezka, w obszarze badań T. Kaczmarka nad centralnymi problemami ogólnej nauki o przestępstwie oraz nad sądowym wymiarem kary, ich autorowi "udało się połączyć dwie – zdawać by się mogło – niezwykle odległe orientacje poznawcze – orientację charakterystyczną dla amerykańskiej socjologii, koncentrującej się na badaniach prawa w jego faktycznym działaniu, a z drugiej strony czysto teoretyczne podejście, charakterystyczne dla niemieckiej dogmatyki prawa karnego. Przy czym ów nurt dogmatyczny jest w jego publikacjach na tyle rozległy, że trudno byłoby wskazać jakąkolwiek kwestię o podstawowym – z perspektywy ogólnej nauki o przestępstwie – znaczeniu, w której mogłoby zabraknąć jego wypowiedzi"

Jak pisał Andrzej Zoll: "Tomasz Kaczmarek był jednym z pierwszych autorów, którzy element materialny w przestępstwie starali się oderwać od ideologicznych naleciałości doktryny radzieckiej, między innymi poprzez wyraźne wiązanie tego elementu z pojęciem dobra prawnego. (...) W ramach nauki o strukturze przestępstwa na szczególną uwagę zasługują prace Profesora Kaczmarka poświęcone stronie podmiotowej czynu zabronionego. (...) Profesor Tomasz Kaczmarek jest twórczym kontynuatorem dzieł Jego nauczyciela – Profesora Witolda Świdy dotyczących badań nad karą i polityką karną. W obszarze tych zagadnień ma on także wielkie zasługi w przeniesieniu do naszych czasów myśli wielkiego polskiego penalisty – Profesora Bronisława Wróblewskiego. Dzięki pracom Profesora Kaczmarka nie został zaprzepaszczony, ani zapomniany dorobek szkoły wileńskiej. Prace Tomasza Kaczmarka związane z nauką o karze i polityką karną stanowią wielce wartościowy i trwały Jego wkład w polską naukę prawa karnego. Prezentował w nich zawsze właściwą dla niego dbałość w eksponowaniu roli prawa karnego nie tylko w ochronie dóbr ważnych dla funkcjonowania społeczeństwa i jednostki, ale także w gwarancjach dla człowieka, mających go zabezpieczyć przed nadużyciem ze strony władzy."

Działalność społeczna i polityczna
W 1956 był jednym z współtwórców lewicowych autonomicznych organizacji studenckich, zasiadając w ich władzach krajowych. Przez cztery lata był także liderem wrocławskiej organizacji studenckiej ZMS.

Wychowanie katolickie odebrane pod okiem wuja prowincjała w młodości, nie przeszkodziło jego późniejszej fascynacji marksizmem, na trwale wiążąc go z intelektualną częścią lewicy akademickiej.

W wyborach w 2001 bezskutecznie kandydował do Sejmu z listy PUG.

Organizacje naukowe
 Wrocławskie Towarzystwo Naukowe
 Towarzystwo Naukowe Prawa Karnego
 Polskie Towarzystwo Kryminologiczne im. prof. Stanisława Batawii
 Association Internationale de Droit Pénal (AIDP)

Odznaczenia
 Złoty Krzyż Zasługi
 Krzyż Kawalerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski
 Medal Komisji Edukacji Narodowej

Książki
 Społeczne niebezpieczeństwo czynu i jego bezprawność jako dwie cechy przestępstwa (1966)
 Materialna istota przestępstwa i jego ustawowe znamiona (1968)
 Sędziowski wymiar kary w PRL w świetle badań ankietowych (1972)
 Przestępczość przeciwko rodzinie, opiece i młodzieży (1979), red. naukowa
 Ogólne dyrektywy sądowego wymiaru kary w ujęciu teorii i praktyki sądowej (1980)
 Problemy patologii społecznej (1986), red. naukowa i współautorstwo
 Decyzja sędziego w sprawie wymiaru kary i jej psychospołeczne uwarunkowania (1987), współautor
 Teoretyczne problemy odpowiedzialności karnej w polskim oraz niemieckim prawie karnym (1990), red. naukowa i współautorstwo
 Rozważania o przestępstwie i karze. Wybór prac z okresu 40-lecia naukowej twórczości (2006), s.838.

Jest ponadto autorem ok. dwustu artykułów, glos i recenzji, w języku polskim i niemieckim.

Życie prywatne
Jest żonaty i ma trzy córki: Katarzynę, Agnieszkę i Julię.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Publikacje on-line Tomasza Kaczmarka
 Podsumowanie dorobku w czasopiśmie Palestra

 Strona uniwersytecka

Absolwenci Wydziału Prawa, Administracji i Ekonomii Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego
Członkowie Komitetu Nauk Prawnych PAN
Działacze Związku Młodzieży Socjalistycznej
Ludzie urodzeni w Toruniu
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Kawalerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski
Odznaczeni Medalem Komisji Edukacji Narodowej
Odznaczeni Złotym Krzyżem Zasługi
Polscy karniści
Wykładowcy Wydziału Prawa, Administracji i Ekonomii Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego
Urodzeni w 1936

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Summary: The complainant requested expense details in relation to BBC Scotland and Reporting Scotland. The BBC refused to provide the information on the basis that it was not a public authority in relation to the complainant's request because the information was held for the purpose of journalism, art or literature within the meaning set out in Schedule 1 of the Act. As an alternative argument the BBC has applied the exemption under section 12 of the Act to withhold the information from the complainant. After a careful evaluation of the nature of the request, and the relevant provisions of the Act, the Commissioner's decision is that the BBC has incorrectly applied Schedule 1 and that the information is held for purposes other than those of journalism, art and literature. The Commissioner also finds that the exemption under section 12 is engaged and that the BBC should contact the complainant in order to refine his request in line with its duty under section 16 of the Act.
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Last week while poking around the good old interweb I found a 4th of July cake on 17 and baking and said to myself "Self, this intricate cake looks like something that could really frustrate you, why not try to make it this weekend." And so it was.
On this fine weekend of independence celebration I, being the dedicated employee that I am, scheduled myself to work on Saturday. With that, I knew that I was going to avoid the imminent hangover that Friday night trivia usually assures and I would be fully capable of actually accomplishing something on Saturday after finishing with work. With rain in the forecast for all of Saturday, this little cake seemed to be the perfect accomplishment to tackle.
I essentially used 2 cake mix's and made Three 8 inch round cakes (1 red, 1 white, and 1 blue, made by a little food coloring added to vanilla cake) and two 4 inch round cakes (1 red and 1 white). My blue layer was a bit thicker, which makes more sense below.
Start with the 8 inch white then the 8 Inch red with a layer of icing in-between.
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The NYX Pore Filler is a popular choice for many, but I wasn't 100% impressed by it. First of all the packaging is not good at all. It's cheap looking and it wears and stains super easily. The actual wear of this product is also not great, it has a super powdery texture, so it wears off quickly. It's not a primer, so you have to prime before AND after in order to get it to last. It does however absorb oils, and it does fill in pores really well. I just wish it had more of a priming effect and balm like consistency. A little goes a long way so you won't run out of this anytime soon.


"I hope I'll find shelter there for the night," he said to himself.
When he reached the door, he saw it was open, but though he shouted, nobody came to greet him. Plucking up courage, he went inside, still calling out to attract attention. On a table in the main hall, a splendid dinner lay already served. The merchant lingered, still shouting for the owner of the castle. But no one came, and so the starving merchant sat down to a hearty meal.
Overcome by curiosity, he ventured upstairs, where the corridor led into magnificent rooms and halls. A fire crackled in the first room and a soft bed looked very inviting. It was now late, and the merchant could not resist. He lay down on the bed and fell fast asleep.
When he woke next morning, an unknown hand had placed a mug of steaming coffee and some fruit by his bedside. The merchant had breakfast and after tidying himself up, went downstairs to thank his generous host. But, as on the evening before, there was nobody in sight. Shaking his head in wonder at the strangeness of it all, he went towards the garden where he had left his horse, tethered to a tree.
"Ungrateful man! I gave you shelter, you ate at my table and slept in my own bed, but now all the thanks I get is the theft of my favorite flowers! I shall put you to death for this slight!"
Trembling with fear, the merchant fell on his knees before the Beast. "Forgive me! Forgive me! Don't kill me! I'll do anything you say! The rose wasn't for me, it was for my daughter Beauty. I promised to bring her back a rose from my journey!"
The Beast dropped the paw it had clamped on the unhappy merchant.
In the beginning, Beauty was frightened of the Beast, and shuddered at the sight of it. Then she found that, in spite of the monster's awful head, her horror of it was gradually fading as time went by.
She had one of the finest rooms in the Castle, and sat for hours, embroidering in front of the fire. And the Beast would sit, for hours on end, only a short distance away, silently gazing at her. Then it started to say a few kind words, till in the end, Beauty was amazed to discover that she was actually enjoying its conversation. The days passed, and Beauty and the Beast became good friends.
"I quite understand! And I'm not offended by your refusal!" Life went on as usual, and nothing further was said.
One day, the Beast presented Beauty with a magnificent magic mirror. When Beauty peeped into it, she could see her family, far away.
"My father is gravely ill and close to dying! Oh, how I wish I could see him again, before it's too late!" But the Beast only shook its head. "No! You will never leave this castle!" And off it stalked in a rage.
However, a little later, it returned and spoke solemnly to the girl.
"If you swear that you will return here in seven days time, I'll let you go and visit your father!" Beauty threw herself at the Beast's feet in delight. "I swear! I swear I will! How kind you are! You've made a loving daughter so happy!" In reality, the merchant had fallen ill from a broken heart at knowing his daughter was being kept prisoner. When he embraced her again, he was soon on the road to recovery.
Beauty stayed beside him for hours on end, describing her life at the Castle, and explaining that the Beast was really good and kind. The days flashed past, and at last the merchant was able to leave his bed. He was completely well again. Beauty was happy at last. However, she had failed to notice that seven days had gone by. Then one night she woke from a terrible nightmare. She had dreamt that the Beast was dying and calling for her, twisting in agony.
"Come back! Come back to me!" it was pleading. The solemn promise she had made drove her to leave home immediately. "Hurry! Hurry, good horse!" she said, whipping her steed onwards towards the castle, afraid that she might arrive too late. She rushed up the stairs, calling, but there was no reply. Her heart in her mouth, Beauty ran into the garden and there crouched the Beast, its eyes shut, as though dead. Beauty threw herself at it and hugged it tightly.
"Don't die! Don't die! I'll marry you . . ." At these words, a miracle took place. The Beast's ugly snout turned magically into the face of a handsome young man. "How I've been longing for this moment!" he said. "I was suffering in silence, and couldn't tell my frightful secret. An evil witch turned me into a monster and only the love of a maiden willing to accept me as I was, could transform me back into my real self. My dearest! I'll be so happy if you'll marry me." The wedding took place shortly after and, from that day on, the young Prince would have nothing but roses in his gardens. And that's why, to this day, the castle is known as the Castle of the Rose.


The Highland Heights PTRC at NKU's Steely Library experienced another eventful yet productive year. There were 551 customer interactions (not counting 2,128 virtual https://inside.nku.edu/ipac.html unique contacts reported by Google Analytics) via 172 research consultations, 14 workshops and community events, and 6 business and informatics class lectures. Phil Yannarella, Government Documents Librarian; Marcia Johnson, Library Specialist; Jill Liebisch, Graduate Library Information Specialist; and Linda Kocis, Cincinnati PTRC Representative, covered customer connections as John Schlipp, PRTC Representative, was out on sabbatical during spring 2017. John is wrapping up a reference/textbook manuscript about Intellectual Property for Information- and Communication-based Professionals.
Our PTRC is part of our Library's Intellectual Property Awareness Center (IPAC). The IPAC is now an official "Center" of Northern Kentucky University. The "Center" status places our PTRC further beyond the Library's department structural umbrella and spotlights our PTRC services to a larger potential customer base.
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William Pow
Elizabeth Whillas Wallace
George Pow
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1. Janet Ross
Margaret Pow+
Anne Pow
Janet Pow
Elizabeth Pow
David Pow
Born: ca. 1829, Tranent, East Lothian, Scotland
Marriage (1): Janet Ross on 21 Feb 1851 in Tranent, East Lothian, Scotland
At the time of the 1861 census he and Janet were living on "street of village" in Cockenzie. George was 32, a fisherman, Janet 30. Living with them were children Margaret 9, a Scholar, Anne 7 and Janet 2 months, all born in Haddington, Tranent.
At the time of the 1871 census George was living in Cockenzie. He was a widower, 42 and a Fisherman. Living with him were children: Margaret, 19, unmarried, a General Servant; Ann, unmarried, 17, a general servant; Jannet, 9, at school;Elizabeth,8, At school;David, 5, at school; and a granddaughter Janet Edmond aged 9 months (?). All born Haddington, Tranent.
Noted events in his life were:
• He worked as a Fisher at the time of Margarets baptism on 14 Oct 1851 in Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland.
George married Janet Ross, daughter of David Ross and Margaret Jones, on 21 Feb 1851 in Tranent, East Lothian, Scotland. (Janet Ross was born in 1830, christened on 1 Sep 1830 in Tranent, East Lothian, Scotland and died on 26 Aug 1867 in Pell, Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland.). The cause of her death was Syphilis/Necrosis of the (?) and ulceration of the palate and larynx.


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Kokott AG on the notion of 'judgment' and the compatibility of Mareva orders with EU law (ordre public).
In Kokott AG's words, 'following the West Tankers case…in the present case the Court is once again confronted with a specific procedural feature of the Anglo-American legal system.'
Article 34 of the Brussels I Regulation (Article 35 in the recast) enables a court, by way of derogation from the principles and objectives of the Regulation, to refuse to recognize a judgment given by a court of another Member State. The whole starting point of the Regulation and its antecedents was to avoid much recourse to refusal of recognition. Free movement of judgments lies at the very core of the foundations of European private international law.
Little wonder then that the Regulation leaves limited freedom for Member States authorities (including courts) who are asked to recognise and enforce another State's judgment. As I noted at the time, in Trade Agency the CJEU insisted that refusal of recognition on the basis of ordre public is only possible after review of the individual merits of the case. Courts in other EU Member States may not decide that the English system as such as contrary to public policy in the state of enforcement. Relevant case-law was most recently summarised by (the same) Kokott AG in fly LAL and also in Diageo.
The exequatur procedure of the Brussels I Regulation has been amended in the Brussels I Recast. However it is exactly on issues of the rights of the defence that exequatur can never be entirely automatic, even among EU Member States.
In Case C-559/14 Meroni, at issue are Mareva injunctions: (sometimes) worldwide freezing orders issued by English courts (among others), designed to prevent a creditor being deprived of access to the debtor's assets as a result of a prior disposal of those assets. However, as is often the case, the reputation of Mareva injunctions far exceeds their actual bite. There is no one size fits all such injunction and a number of tools are at the disposal of both the debtor affected, and third parties, to have the order varied or indeed lifted. The rights of third parties in particular are quite relevant in the current review with the CJEU. Part of the injunction are often the debtor's participations in companies: for the recalcitrant debtor may find all sorts of useful ways to spirit value away from his companies and into vaults safe from prying English or European eyes – especially if the debtor is sole or majority shareholder.
In the case at issue, Mr A.L. is prohibited, inter alia, from disposing of assets which can be attributed directly or indirectly to his property. The injunction extends to interests in the Latvian company VB. Mr A.L. has a direct interest in that company with only one share. According to the referring court, however, he is also the 'beneficial owner' of shares in at least one other company ('Y'), which itself has substantial interests in VB. Mr Meroni is part of the management of Y. Following a seizure ordered by the relevant Latvian office, he also acts as the bailee for the interests in Y. for which Mr A.L. is the beneficial owner. Mr Meroni claims that the freezing injunction prevents the shareholder Y. from exercising its voting rights in respect of VB. This affects constitutionally protected property rights, especially since the company was not heard in the English proceedings. This, it is argued, is contrary to the principle of the right to a fair trial.
The AG Opined differently. At 44, she argues that it is not clear to what extent that injunction might be contrary to basic principles of Latvian substantive law or procedural law, especially since, as the referring court acknowledges, the Latvian legal order does permit judgments as provisional measures without a prior hearing of the party against whom enforcement is sought. Consequently measures such as Mareva orders cannot be said to be fundamentally against the Latvian ordre public. At 45: ' Aside from this, the English freezing injunction at issue does not provide for any irreversibly drastic measures for its enforcement overseas, in particular in so far as third persons who were not parties to the proceedings in England are concerned. Rather, the freezing injunction claims legal effects on third persons resident in other countries — and thus the companies controlled by Mr A.L. — only subject to strict requirements: first, it is to have legal effects on a without notice basis only where this is permitted by the foreign law; second, anyone served with the freezing injunction may apply to the court to vary or discharge it; and, third, compliance with contractual obligations in other countries is still to be possible notwithstanding the freezing injunction.' (footnotes omitted)
There is no evident breach of basic principles of the legal order of the State in which enforcement is sought – breach of ordre public must therefore be rejected.
Now, earlier in the judgment, the AG also considers albeit more or less obiter (the CJEU is certain not to entertain it) what may in fact be the more important (for it tends to be less sub judice at the CJEU) part of her Opinion: whether the Mareva orders actually constitute a 'judgment' for the purposes of the Regulation. Ms Kokott suggests that the Denilauler criteria (easily fulfilled in the case at issue: see para 31) ought to be relaxed under the Regulation, as opposed to the stricter approach under the 1968 Convention. That is because following judgment in ASML, notwithstanding defects in service, if the person concerned fails to commence proceedings in the State of origin of the judgment to challenge the judgment issued upon default, when it was possible for him to do so, recognition may not be refused. The AG suggests to extend the ASML rule to provisional measures.
Geert.
European private international law, second ed. 2016, Chapter 2, 2.2.16.1.1, 2.2.16.1.4
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I remember Bleak House as a young boy attending Woodlands Junior school in the seventies. I would often walk past it with school friends and of course lurid scary stories would circulate about its history and who lived there. Other than its generally imposing and gloomy facade I distinctly remember a couple of stone or possibly concrete eagles looking down from the gate, guarding the place.
Can't put a year on its demolition, I don't live far from it today and remember flats being built on it during the nineties. Would love to see any photos and know a bit more about its history. I wonder how long it remained empty before its destruction?
lordraglan. A very fine aerial shot , Bleak House would be on R.H. edge about 1/3 down just past the row of houses. Nice to see the cement works chimney smoking. As you can see, the chalk pit was enormous, about 40ft. deep. Some infil! We used to slide down to go to the ponds to catch newts, then a hard scrabble to get back up again- this was late 30's. During WW2, the Home Guard had their firing range down there- ideal. the2nd. Interesting about Beatty Avenue, I lived in Cornwallis Ave. The only air raid casualties we suffered in that part of Gillingham was a direct hit on a house in Beatty, all the family were killed in their Anderson air raid shelter- we were told by concussion.Although 1/4 mile away, I can still hear the whoosh of the bomb(s)- and we were in our Anderson!
As a cab driver using Gillingham station a lot during the late 60s I took an older gent to Bleak House on a number of occasions. Only a short run costing about 3/6d from memory but he was a nice enough person.
It really did look quite bleak as it wasn't exactly a brightly finished place. Grey rendered walls outside from memory.
I have the perfect photo of the area, at around 1938.
early in my childhood, as some children had drowned in it so my mother told me.
and head office of his company, which dug up a lot of the area as brickfields, hence the steep hills round there.
As for the chalk pit, I remember it when it was a landfill site by the path running alongside the railway, before it became a field.
Bleak house stood at the corner of Woodlands Road and Grange Road. It was a typical Victorian house, double bayed as I recall, quite gloomy in grey render, with a wall round it. Behind the facade may have been somethnig older? It was there in the very late 70s, but now demolished with something else on the site. The stone gatepiers said "Bleak House" by the way. I took a photo of it, but haven't seen it in yonks, I may still have it. Or indeed the negative.... I'll have to have a root around. I was born in Woodlands Road, the Chalk Pit was filled in early in my childhood, as some children had drowned in it so my mother told me.
My partner grew up in Beatty Ave. but not till the 80's. Where was the old house sited?


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FYI Uche, I've run into text that gives this RE some trouble; it takes minutes or hours return anything. For example 'n.net/(weraweasdfasdfolakjsdfasd'. I doubt that will survive the comment formatter, but the key seems to be the open parentheses followed by a character entity, separated by and followed by character data. Alas, I don't know enough about REs to know how to debug it, but thought I'd at least report it here.


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Since her international class expired long ago, all her documents and certificates were probably in Greek. No-one could probably decide whether the English translation was "Vassilios" or "Vasilios" so they just painted whatever they fancied on the hull..
Erratum: Ex-MARE IRATUM, not MARE ERRATUM. There is a spelling issue with this one, as she has been reported as written with one or two Sses (VASSILIOS and VASILIOS). This shot shows her with two, the shot by Simonwp has one, and I also have shot with one S. The Gross Tonnage are confusing, as often for older ships, and Miramar only reports the version with double S.
Incidently she was reported as scrapped in Turkey in 2018, yet there is not a single shot of LEROS on this site.


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Higher-quality Samuel Chukwueze exposed Arsenal's weakness – Club legend Martin Keown
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The youngster was a thorn in the flesh of the Gunners when his side clashed with the London-based club on Thursday
Former England international Martin Keown has named Villarreal's flying winger Samuel Chukwueze among the players to have hurt Arsenal's weak defence in recent times.
Mikel Arteta's men have been terrible this season and currently sit outside of the Premier League's top ten ahead of their faceoff against Newcastle on Sunday.
Arsenal have won none of their last three matches, a run which includes a 2-1 defeat to Villarreal in the first leg of their Europa League meeting in midweek.
Chukwueze was the architect of that particular loss, with the Nigerian forward ghosting Granit Xhaka before providing the assist to the Spanish side's opening goal inside the opening five minutes.
The Swiss midfielder was deployed at left-back in the absence of Kieran Tierney, leaving him in an unfamiliar role against the in-form Chukwueze.
Arsenal legend Keown is concerned that Newcastle could task one of their star forwards to target Xhaka at fullback the way Unai Emery did with Chukwueze.
"A key issue, which may well be highlighted against Newcastle, is at left-back," Keown told the Daily Mail.
"Granit Xhaka does not deserve to be getting the blame. I feel for him. He's a midfielder being told to play at left-back by his manager in Kieran Tierney's absence.
"But he has since been left exposed by higher-quality opponents, such as Richarlison for Everton and Samuel Chukwueze for Villarreal.
"He could now face Newcastle's in-form Allan Saint-Maximin."
Chukwueze has been one of Villarreal's key players since his return from surgery earlier this year, with the 21-year-old scoring a beauty against Barcelona last weekend.
The former Golden Eaglets hero will look to power Villarreal past Arsenal when the two teams meet at the Emirates Stadium for the return leg of their Europa League clash.


Climate hawks unite: Let's march for climate and run for office! The whole Climate Hawks Vote team—myself, RL, Tara, and Jasmine—will be in DC for the March this Saturday, April 29. We'll have signs and buttons and will be recruiting people to attend our candidate training on Sunday, April 30.
Download your own printable sign using the links below. Then, let us know if you'll be carrying them at the People's Climate March in DC or a Sister March this Saturday!
Climate Hawks Vote Meet-Up location in DC: We will gather at 11:00 AM in front of the Museum of the American Indian, as part of the Fossil Fuel Resistance Bloc at 4th St SW & Jefferson Dr. SW, just southwest of the U.S. Capitol.
Unable to march April 29 but I am hoping the message is heard around the world. The Trump administration must accept climate change and change his anti environment actions & retoric. Message may be posted but please don't publish my personal information othet than town state.


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3,000 miles of motorway do not have street lighting. Some, including the Sunday Telegraph and The Mirror, have presented this as news. The Mirror talked about them being "plunged into darkness." But 3,000 miles of motorway and trunk roads have never had street lighting. The news is that an extra 98 miles are to be unlit.
The Highways Agency are undertaking this modest reduction in street lighting after pilot studies suggested no increase in road accidents.
Tim Harbot, Midlands Regional Director for the Highways Agency, said:
"Since 2009 we've switched lighting off between the hours of midnight and 5am on 15 carefully selected stretches of motorways. This includes some stretches of lighting on the M5 and the M54 in the West Midlands. Evidence so far indicates that switching off the lights hasn't had an impact on safety. Analysis also suggests that switching off lights does not appear to have affected traffic volumes or speed."
The latest alarmist splurge has also stuck the story together with the lighting reductions from local councils. It is mentioned that their are "suggestions" or "concerns" that it might increase crime or accidents. But in places like Essex and Gloucestershire the policy of reducing street lighting is well established for a matter of years. It turns out that burglars don't like the dark as using torches attracts attention.
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Crime statistics recorded during the trial showed no significant change due to the installation of part-night lighting in the two districts. The number of offences occurring between 11.30pm and 5.30am actually dropped by 14% in Maldon and by 12.6% in Uttlesford. Since the pilot scheme began there has also been no demonstrable increase in road collisions.
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CHRISTOPHER FRICK | STATION NORTH ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT
Artscape is my favorite weekend of the year. It also happened that this weekend marked the launch of our mini golf project.
Aside from the sunburn and mild dehydration inherent in partaking in Artscape festivities, I'd consider the mini golf launch to be a success. During the past week, the holes were completed, painted, transported, and installed on site. We installed storage, signage, paint, and decorations, and we had a launch party for friends, volunteers, and supporters of the project the night before the public opening.
I was at the site on Friday morning, and before we were even scheduled to open, there were groups of kids visiting Artscape who were playing mini golf. I checked in throughout the weekend, and there seemed to be a generally positive reaction to the project.
It was satisfying to see kids having fun with something that I helped see through to completion, and I hope that this can continue. The mini golf installation will remain open until October, and I'm interested to see the number of people that come to play in the coming weeks. Artscape was an opportunity to take advantage of the thousands of people that would already be passing by the corner of Charles and Lafayette, but I'm hesitant to assume that we will see any sizable number of visitors for the remainder of the summer. One thing that is for certain is that the project is successfully in operation, and I'm feeling good about my work in this internship.
NAADIYA HUTCHINSON | 901 ARTS
The Perks of Global Warming
I would call myself an optimist, so despite the impending demise of our planet due to human's lack of respect for the earth, I have compiled a list of things I tell the campers when they moan, groan and complain about the extreme heat we have been experiencing these past few days.
1. We get to play with water balloons, not just on water day but on multiple days!
2. We get to eat freeze pops every day!
3. At arts cape, we got to eat snowballs!
4. You can cut the sleeves off of your t-shirts without getting in trouble, since everyone understands the need to keep cool down!
5. You get super tan!
6. If it's code red hot, we get to go inside and play board games and maybe even make bracelets!
7. You get to drink more water and eat more fruit!
Hmmm, not really sure if that last one is seen as a positive thing for all the kids, but hopefully over time all the kids will warm up to the idea of water and fruit being the healthiest and most hydrating options for you. And at least when we did go inside for indoor games and the kids asked why it was so hot outside, I got to open up the conversation to talk to them about global warming and climate change at large. To my surprise though, most of the children already knew about climate change in regards to the pollution that is in the air. Some of the kids even using air pollution as their excuse, as to why they would not want to participate in our breathing exercises. The world may be coming to an end in 150 years if we don't get our act together, but at least the kids at 901 arts know ways to not contribute to it, AND we get to enjoy the lovely perks of sweltering heat.
JIMMY LI | JUBILEE ARTS
I originally came in to this internship with a lot of fear as to whether or not I would be able to build a strong relationship with the youth in the program. I didn't know if I would be able to relate or if I would be able to handle emotional outbursts and tantrums. I also didn't know how I would handle community canvassing or harassment by community members.
However, after watching how my site supervisor works with them, it turns out it's not so much knowing what to do if XYZ happens. It's really about making a consistent effort to reach out, see how people are doing, listening to their concerns, establishing lines of communication, and being a positive source of love and encouragement.
Not to say that any of that is easy. For example, last week we had a very difficult community member who came to one of the mural sites and started harassing the mural team, denouncing the mural and refusing to listen to any attempts to converse. She was backed up by a second long-time community elder. The situation eventually escalated to my site supervisor and the lead artist visiting the community elder's home and attempting to hear her out. They had an incredibly difficult time, but were able to finally resolve the situation by reaching out to the elder through another longtime community elder member who supported the program. This was an incredibly taxing situation, yet it was resolved not by "saying the right thing at the right time" but rather with consistent efforts at establishing communication.
It can be very frustrating when the other person doesn't cooperate, but I've seen the enormous positive benefits it can bring. My site supervisor spent every day communicating with as many youth as possible, reaching out to see how they were doing. As a result, we have 12 youth voluntarily signing up to do performances at the upcoming community presentation. We also have some potentially difficult conflicts resolved quickly because of her outreach.
What I've learned is that it's incredibly important to take personal responsibility for reaching out. People aren't just going to reach out to you all or even most of the time. It's something I realize that I don't do nearly enough in my own life, but it can lead to some very strong positive results.
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"I wonder why he brought brownies to our staff meeting… Isn't that a European custom?"
"Why does he feel the need to validate my work if I know it's good? Is it because I'm feminine-presenting? Or because I'm young? Maybe it's because I'm wearing a headwrap and that "foreign" or "exotic" which could be synonymous to "dangerous" for him? He did make a comment about it."
These were the thoughts I was having when we had our staff meeting this week, to which an outside self-identified "white gay man" came in to offer suggestions to our website-in-progress which I've been working on throughout my internship. I'm a big believer in the truth of first impressions. And not meaning what a person looks like or talks like, but the feeling you get when they walk in the room. Anyways, he was here and we were all sitting around the conference table (except him of course, who was standing, which could have been for a number of medical reasons but it presented badly… but I digress) discussing the website mockup's progress. I've stopped taking work and projects that I do personally because that does no good for anyone, especially me. I'm well aware that the work I do is a reflection of who I am, what I value, etc but it is not me. I said that too. Which is why I thought it was weird that each time he would speak, he would start out saying, "I love the website, it's great but…" then proceeding to give his input. His input was valuable because I re-created a new website that I think looks a million times better, using color psychology and intentional aesthetics- which can become a shady venture if you let it (especially when he started talking about our need to use the color green more to get more money. That kind of shady). But anyways, I learned a lot in that meeting. Namely, that some people don't really know how to speak to people properly without being condescending and non-offensive, but also how the love and support between staff is impeccable. I also learned a lot about marketing which I loved. But I think the biggest thing I learned was mindfulness and detachment and being thoughtful with the words we use because it is important, regardless of what the man said. Words speak to our values. They speak to the future we wish to see. They speak to hope.
Tags: 2017, 901 Arts, CIIP, CIIP 2017, GLCCB, Jubilee Arts, LGBT, Station North Arts, Week Six