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Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) Bus
Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur Bus
Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur Bus Timings & Fare
KPN Travels 22:30 22:30 17 hrs 30 mins VIEW PRICE
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Bus from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur
The journey from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur is smoothly covered by a bus in 9 hours. The time to travel is dependent on India's traffic, roads and climatic conditions. There are operators running their buses between Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur bringing necessary travel convenience for several people in India. All buses are driven by experienced drivers ensuring safety during journey.
A number of prominent operators ply buses from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur ensuring punctuality and safety for its passengers. Major operators offering various kinds of bus services are:
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Are buses running between Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) and Srivilliputhur ?
A: There are several buses that run between Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) and Srivilliputhur . After the ease of intra-state and inter-state travel post Covid-19 lockdown, one can easily book buses from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur using redBus website or app. However, the travel rules may change and we recommend you to check out the official website of respective states for detailed information
Are sleeper buses from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur available?
A: Many bus operators on the route from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur offer sleeper buses. While booking Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur buses, you can filter out the sleeper buses and book a bus that suits your needs.
How can I go from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur?
A: Buses are the best modes of transportation for traveling from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur . You can book a bus ticket from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur from the comfort of your home by simply logging on to redBus website or app, entering Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) and Srivilliputhur as your source and destination respectively, and selecting the most suitable bus available from the list.
Can I reschedule my Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur bus ticket?
A: Yes, redBus makes cancelling or rescheduling the bus tickets extremely easy for passengers. You can reschedule your Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur bus ticket by entering the ticket details and choosing a future date of traveling. Confirm the rescheduled date of travel and pay the difference amount for the ticket. Disclaimer: Please note that rescheduling the tickets is subject to bus operator policy. One can check the availability of rescheduling the tickets of the respective bus operator while booking tickets online.
What's the status of Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur buses during Covid-19?
A: Several private and RTC buses have started running on Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur post Covid-19 lockdown. You can check the total number of available buses by selecting the date of travel on Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur route and book the most suitable bus ticket.
How much time does it take to reach Srivilliputhur from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) by bus?
A: The total bus duration taken on Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur buses depends upon the bus operators, the road route they follow, and the break duration they take. While booking Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur buses on redBus, one can see the total time taken by each bus operator in the detail and choose accordingly.
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Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur Bus Types
Various types of buses serving passengers from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur ensuring safety and comfort. A few bus services are:
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About Dharmapuri (tamil nadu)
Donned with several pick-up points at convenient locations, Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) is a popular city to board a bus when traveling to Srivilliputhur. There are a number of eateries that are located close to the pick-up points in case passengers would like to get something to eat before the commencement of their journey. If a passenger has some time to kill before boarding their bus, they can take some time to explore Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) and it's beautiful sites
About Srivilliputhur
Srivilliputhur is a famous town in South India in the state of Tamil Nadu, in the district Virudhunagar. The town is famous for its temples, most importantly the Andal temple, and the Divya Desam temple. Each year the town with its magnificent temples attracts thousands of visitors and devotees.
You can now book route tickets from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur at redBus.in. Apply time to time redBus offers on online bus ticket booking. Save some money and memories too!
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Travel safe from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur during Covid-19 Pandemic
While traveling from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur during Covid-19 Pandemic, passengers have to follow certain guidelines as per the orders of the Government and local authorities. One can find the key highlights of the restrictions to follow from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur route on this page.
If you are wondering if you need to take a Covid-19 test while travelling from Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur during Covid-19 Pandemic or looking for quarantine rules, this page will give you updated information on the same, so that you can keep the documents handy while travelling.
The state government has gradually started easing COVID-related restrictions and curbs that were put in place on Dharmapuri (tamil nadu) to Srivilliputhur bus routes due to the ever-increasing deadly coronavirus cases. If you are traveling interstate, then check out these latest COVID rules and restrictions in place.
General Covid-19 Guidelines to follow while in Srivilliputhur
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POPULAR ROUTES TO Srivilliputhur
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Top Bus Operators in Dharmapuri (tamil nadu)
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Other Routes to Srivilliputhur
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In Venezuela, as part of the Bolivarian revolution, there has been much experimentation with extending grassroots democracy and combatting political exclusion. This lecture will explore one of these experiments - communal councils - in which the author's concept of 'power geometries' has been put to active political use.
The lecture will raise both political and theoretical issues, and also raise questions about an academic's 'responsibility' for the political use of their concepts. The city focus will be on Caracas.
Doreen Massey is Professor in the Department of Geography at the Open University. Her research over many years has focused on space and place, and throughout her career she has also engaged actively in the world beyond the academy. She is co-founder and co-editor of Soundings: a journal of politics and culture, and presents and writes regularly in mainstream media on issues relating to globalisation, cities, regional inequality, and, in general, the significance of geography and of space and place in the currently globalised world. Since 2007 she has also been working in Venezuela, where her concept of power-geometry has been adopted as a means of thinking through the programme of decentralisation and equalisation of political power. In particular this involves affording the possibility of giving a meaningful political voice to both poorer regions and the previously excluded within the cities.


ESPN's Kevin Seifert has a fun story today about NFL coaches' continued and collective refusal to allow themselves the ability to consult live game footage on the sidelines. Why don't they want what would seem to be a very helpful bit of technology at their disposal? Because it would make their jobs too easy.
NFL teams currently have access to tablets on the sideline, but those only show still images of the field to coaches and players—the same sorts of pictures you used to see quarterbacks scrutinizing as they flipped through three-ring folders in the olden days. During the last few offseasons, the NFL competition committee has proposed what seems like a very sensible rule change that would allow players and coaches to use those fancy tablets to look at moving images instead of still ones. That idea has been repeatedly shot down by the coaches themselves, and a few of them gave their reasons for doing so to Seifert.
I'm looking forward to the NFL eventually allowing access to live game footage on the sidelines, so that I may become a Super Bowl winning coach.


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This is a list of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Nacogdoches County, Texas.

This is intended to be a complete list of properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Nacogdoches County, Texas. There are five districts and 18 individual properties listed on the National Register in the county. Seven individually listed properties are Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks including two that are also State Antiquities Landmarks while several more Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks are included in the various districts.

Current listings

The publicly disclosed locations of National Register properties and districts may be seen in a mapping service provided.

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National Register of Historic Places listings in Texas
Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks in Nacogdoches County

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Q: Convert datetime since a given date to minutes
Possible Duplicate:
Python datetime to Unix timestamp

Is there a way to convert a datetime to int, representing the minutes since, for example, January 2012, so that this int can be modified, written to a database, compared and so on?
EDIT:
The server I am running this on uses Python 2.6.6

A: By substracting datetimes, you can have a timedelta. This timedelta can be divided itself to give you what you want :

(datetime.datetime.now() - datetime.datetime(2012, 1, 1)) // datetime.timedelta(minutes=1)

(this code is only valid with python3, and that's why everybody should switch to python3 ;-) )

A: Subtracting two datetime.datetime objects gives you a timedelta object, which has a .total_seconds() method (added in Python 2.7). Divide this by 60 and cast to int() to get minutes since your reference date:
import datetime

january1st = datetime.datetime(2012, 01, 01)
timesince = datetime.datetime.now() - january1st
minutessince = int(timesince.total_seconds() / 60)

or in a python shell:
>>> import datetime
>>> january1st = datetime.datetime(2012, 01, 01)
>>> timesince = datetime.datetime.now() - january1st
>>> minutessince = int(timesince.total_seconds() / 60)
>>> minutessince
346208

For python 2.6 and earlier, you'll have to use the .days and .seconds attributes to calculate the minutes:
minutessince = timesince.days * 1440 + timesince.seconds // 60

which gives you an integer as well.

A: If you want the minutes of the delta between two dates, you can make a datetime.timedelta object by subtracting the two dates (see here), and then retrieve the minutes as shown in this question:
Convert a timedelta to days, hours and minutes

A: >>> import datetime
>>> now = datetime.datetime.now()
>>> then  = datetime.datetime(year=2012, month=1, day=1)
>>> delta=now-then

This is a timedelta object representing an interval of time.
>>> print delta
240 days, 11:05:25.507000

To count the minutes during that interval, use:
>>> print delta.total_seconds() / 60
346265.42511666665

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Tim Godfrey | Enid News & Eagle
ENID, Okla. — Malik Watson never anticipated he would be living in his car.
"It was honestly the most humbling experience possible and one of the most challenging situations I've had," he said.
The Oklahoma Flying Aces quarterback graduated from San Jose State University in 2016, finishing his final semester with a 3.6 GPA. He planned on playing his final year of eligibility at Hampton University that fall, where he said he was initially named the starter.
But things changed. Hampton University didn't work out.
"It was a (mutual) decision to have me get healthy that year and figure out what I wanted to do moving forward," Watson said.
So, he had to come back to California where, for "personal and financial" reasons, he had to rely on his car to be his transportation and his shelter. For a month, he lived in his white 2000 Lexus 300, all the while he improved his health and trained for football, in addition to playing Lysander in the local theater's production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
When asked if he was doubtful he'd ever play football again, Watson snorted and looked down toward the turf of Stride Bank Center.
"Honestly, yeah," he said. "I never thought I'd be in that situation. You can only imagine…"
Watson relishes living outside his comfort zone. It's also why he majored in theater.
"Taking an acting class, you find out so much about yourself," he said. "I think doing that, allowing myself to create more layers and get outside my comfort zone, make more challenges, was something I loved."
After a month, Watson found a sales job with Uber in San Francisco and found an apartment in Santa Clara before playing the 2017 season at Dixie State. Looking back, Watson said living in his car was another opportunity to be outside his comfort zone.
"It was something, I guess, I had to embrace," he said. "That was just another challenge that I was going to accept."
'Damn good'
Before he came to Enid, Watson had his future plans change, again.
In March, he was signed by the Arkansas Twisters, an indoor football team in the National Gridiron League. But the league suspended its 2019 season. In the meantime, Watson was waiting for other opportunities in the Canadian Football League and revived XFL to emerge. He was on a waiting list with the CFL's Edmonton Eskimos. His agent was in talks with XFL teams. Instead of continuing his training in limbo, Watson decided to take up an offer from the Flying Aces.
In addition to building up his professional film history, Watson said he wanted to be a part of what the franchise was building in Enid.
"The amount of talent that we have on this team is something I didn't really want to pass up," he said.
The Flying Aces were in luck, as they had released their starting quarterback during the bye week and signed Watson on April 22.
"We had to throw him in the fire," said Oklahoma head coach and team president Richard Davis. "He had no prep time. We didn't get a preseason game for him. Like, 'Here you go, get after it and let's roll with it.'"
Watson threw for 139 yards for two touchdowns and two interceptions in his debut against the Wichita Force on . It was another challenge Watson embraced.
"Getting hit for the first time in, like, a year and a half," he said. "That was something I looked forward to."
"I know Malik is going to be a damn good football player," Davis said "He showed some real skills. I just know his upside is very high."
Unfortunately, Watson may have another unexpected challenge to overcome after being injured on the third offensive possession of the Flying Aces' 42-23 loss to Omaha on Saturday. Watson suffered a shoulder injury. Davis indicated his status for the rest of the season now is uncertain.
The Marathon Continues
Motivation comes from a variety of places for Malik Watson.
There are phrases from his high school — "Be the hammer, not the nail," — and tattoos on his body that keep him going, among them a gladiator's helmet above two swords on his right forearm, with, "Now, we are free" written underneath, a quote from the movie, "Gladiator."
But the most powerful message he draws from is T.M.C.
"The Marathon Continues," Watson said.
It's the name of late-rapper Nipsey Hussle's mixtape, released in 2011. Nipsey was a hero to Watson and a prominent figure not only in Los Angeles, but across the globe. Nipsey was a philanthropist and created businesses that hired and helped the homeless in the community.
He was shot and killed outside one of his businesses on March 31.
After meeting Nipsey's father and learning about the magnitude of Nipsey's influence, Watson said he was motivated to get back to football and keep his journey going.
"When something moves you," he said. "It's impossible to get it outside your head."
Football, Watson said, is something that "absolutely," moves him.
"I think I've been blessed to play this game," he said. "I want to play this game as long as I can on this beautiful green Earth."

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Home Economy Aviation Emirates to Fill Pilot Gap With Exodus From Etihad, Norwegian
Emirates to Fill Pilot Gap With Exodus From Etihad, Norwegian
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London, England - 05.05.2018: An Emirates Airbus A380-800 super jumbo, the largest passenger aircraft in the world is waiting for passengers and loading at London Heathrow terminal 3 during sunset (Shutterstock)
Emirates, the world's biggest long-haul airline, may feed its appetite for new pilots with recruits from neighbor Etihad Airways and cash-strapped discounter Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA, according to an internal memo from the Gulf carrier obtained by Bloomberg News.
Hong Kong Airlines has also contacted Dubai-based Emirates about opportunities to temporarily transfer some cockpit crew, according to the document. Pilots at the unit of beleaguered HNA Group are Airbus SE-rated, meaning they could be trained to fly the Mideast company's A380 superjumbos.
"The current situation with several airlines in financial difficulty globally leaves Emirates in a good position to be sourcing and selecting good-quality pilots," the memo says. It said the airline recruited 52 pilots last month, the highest number since August 2016, and that the number of viable applications it's receiving "is higher than the number of candidates that can be invited."
Emirates declined to comment on the communication, which was dated Jan. 29 and appeared to be a meeting report. A spokeswoman said there are sufficient pilots for current operations, though the airline will "continue to welcome qualified candidates."
Read: Emirates Is Said to Weigh New Boeing 777X Order in Fleet Shakeup
Norwegian Air said it's not uncommon for members of any company's workforce to seek opportunities elsewhere. Hong Kong Airlines couldn't be reached during the Chinese New Year holiday, while Abu Dhabi-based Etihad didn't respond to requests for comment.
Hiring Challenge
Emirates faces an annual hiring challenge to meet the needs of its expanding global network. President Tim Clark said last April that there would be a shortfall of 100 to 150 flight crew over 2018's busy summer travel season. According to the memo, 499 crew have been deemed eligible to join from this coming April through the end of 2019.
Applications from Norwegian Air and Etihad have been spurred by redundancies at the airlines, according to the Emirates memo.
Norwegian, heavily indebted after one of the fastest growth spurts in aviation history, resorted to a 3 billion kroner ($354 million) rights issue last week after British Airways parent IAG SA walked away from a takeover bid. The Scandinavian carrier is also closing six bases and cutting routes to stem losses, proposing that pilots transfer to other locations.
Etihad last June offered captains and first officers a two-year secondment, or temporary transfer, to Emirates. In January, it revealed plans to cut 50 pilot posts as it cancels jet orders and shrinks operations to stem losses.
The Emirates memo said Hong Kong Air has identified a 10 percent surplus in pilot numbers. The carrier, whose debt-laden owner HNA is offloading $20 billion in assets, is being sued by a Macau-based lender for failing to pay $20 million in principal and interest, according to a court filing last month.
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SwitchArcade Presents: The Best Nintendo Switch Fighting Games
For today's special edition of SwitchArcade, I'm going to highlight the best fighting games on...
For today's special edition of SwitchArcade, I'm going to highlight the best fighting games on Nintendo Switch. These include retro arcade ports, new releases, some surprises, one game that people don't consider a fighting game, and more. With the Nintendo Switch in its fourth year on the market, it has gotten quite a bit of support in the fighting game genre across many publishers. I also didn't want to feature every single fighting game I like on the platform and cover the ones I would recommend when anyone is looking for a best of list. If you think I missed something, feel free to suggest it in the comments below. Each game write up below will also include information on how the online player base for said game is on Nintendo Switch right now for those who are interested in online play. This list is in no particular order.
BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle Special Edition ($49.99)
BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle is one of the best surprises of the last few years for me. It brings the universes of Under Night, BlazBlue, Persona, RWBY, and much more together for a super fun tag fighter. It is very accessible for newcomers mechanically and has a ton of great single player content including a long story mode. Knowledge of the characters would help given this is meant for fans but don't be afraid to try it out even if you only recognize a few names. BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle got me to watch RWBY since I was already a fan of the other franchises featured here. In terms of a Nintendo Switch port, BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle is one of the better fighting games with almost no difference between the PS4 and Nintendo Switch versions barring an online issue. The online for this game is kind of dead right now but there's another issue where skipping an intro animation to online battles causes lag on Nintendo Switch. If you want to get this for offline play, it is definitely worth it and the DLC content is excellent as well. I liked BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle enough to own it on every platform.
Samurai Shodown ($49.99)
SNK's Samurai Shodown (2019) is a reboot of the franchise and it debuted on PS4 and Xbox One last year before it finally arrived on Nintendo Switch earlier this year. Samurai Shodown is a long running series with some superlative fighting games included. Samurai Shodown is a game I played a lot on PS4 last year and wanted a portable version of a methodical and more grounded fighter with a big emphasis on high risk high reward gameplay. On Nintendo Switch, Samurai Shodown includes all content but has visual and performance cutbacks. I play this often on both PS4 and Nintendo Switch and there's no denying that the Nintendo Switch version isn't as smooth as it should be. Despite that, I enjoy booting it up for portable action and to spend time with the new DLC characters. The online in Samurai Shodown is pretty much dead on both PS4 and Nintendo Switch and that is a bigger issue here because the game feels geared towards that more than solo play. One other issue is that patches are often late on Nintendo Switch including the newest one that arrived three days after PS4. Despite those shortcomings, Samurai Shodown is a solid port of a great fighter that you can buy with some caveats.
BlazBlue CentralFiction Special Edition ($49.99)
When I was getting into the BlazBlue games, I started playing them on PS Vita because at the time, developers were still doing games on PSP and PS Vita. What drew me into this series was the accessibility, aesthetics, music, and quality single player content. BlazBlue CentralFiction launched on PS3 and PS4 and I was pretty disappointed with no portable entry. Thankfully, Arc System Works brought it to Nintendo Switch with all DLC included (and a little extra) in the form of BlazBlue CentralFiction Special Edition that is an excellent conversion of a great fighting game. While it doesn't look as clean as the PS4 version, I've ended up spending more time with the game on Nintendo Switch thanks to it being so great on a portable. This isn't a great entry point story wise but for everything else, BlazBlue CentralFiction Special Edition is a superb anime fighter that is worth getting on Nintendo Switch. The online mode has been hit or miss for me here and I haven't been able to find many games recently to see how it is today.
Mortal Kombat 11 Aftermath Kollection ($59.99)
When Mortal Kombat 11 was revealed, I was pretty surprised at the inclusion of Nintendo Switch as a platform. Mortal Kombat 11 not only arrived on the same day on Nintendo Switch as other systems but it has improved over time and now even gets updates and DLC at the same time. The game itself is excellent and one of the best fighting games for those looking at good single player and solo content. It has a superb story mode and loads of single player modes to try out before you head online. The visuals are massively cut back compared to the PS4 and Xbox One X versions I have but it runs smooth for the most part and perfectly suits my need for a modern portable Mortal Kombat game to replace the fun I had with Mortal Kombat on PS Vita years ago. The caveat about the online mode in Mortal Kombat 11 is that it isn't great on Nintendo Switch with only the PS4 and Xbox One versions being perfect for online with cross play support. Keep that in mind. Other than that, it is content complete and I recently enjoyed replaying the Aftermath expansion story on Nintendo Switch.
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid ($19.99)
I didn't play Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid until very recently and I finally saw why a lot of people were recommending it to me. While the base roster is small, the actual 3v3 fighting is excellent and the online is superb. It definitely feels like the game should've been priced a bit higher and included more content instead of launching for a lower price with more DLC. Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid is a very accessible game but has a lot of depth hidden. If you have been wanting to get Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid, I'd recommend getting the edition with more characters because that is much better value. Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid doesn't get the love it deserves for sure because the online experience and cross platform support puts most big fighting games to shame. If you play Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid on Switch, you can play against Xbox One, PS4, PC, and Stadia players.
UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[cl-r] ($39.99)
UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[cl-r] from Arc System Works, Aksys Games, and French Bread is the newest version of UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH featuring new balance, new content, and more. It is one of the best 2D fighters I've ever played and it both looks and runs brilliantly on Nintendo Switch. Out of all the fighting games I've mentioned in this feature, UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[cl-r] is the least talked about and one of the most competent ones mechanically. It has excellent tutorials, great music, and a very unique and varied cast of playable characters. If you're looking for one of the best anime styled fighters in recent years, UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[cl-r] delivers in spades. The only downside is patches arrive late on Nintendo Switch compared to PS4 so keep that in mind. The online player base is also basically dead here. For offline play and solo content, this is more than worth your time and money even at full price.
Dragon Ball FighterZ ($59.99)
With Dragon Ball FighterZ, Bandai Namco Entertainment and Arc System Works managed to almost perfectly bring the superb fighter to Nintendo Switch after it debuted on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The team based fighter has a massive roster, loads of game modes for online and offline play, and a lot of superlative visuals. The game is still being supported with paid DLC and updates and they arrive the same time on Nintendo Switch as other platforms. The only downside of Dragon Ball FighterZ on Nintendo Switch is the performance issues that occur during gameplay. They aren't frequent but they are noticeable. This isn't the best way to play Dragon Ball FighterZ but it is a damn fine one for me to get in a few matches. It also regularly goes on discount to soften the blow. The online for this game is more active than I expected as well compared to other fighters on Switch.
ARMS ($59.99)
When Nintendo revealed ARMS, I thought it would be another gimmick fighter. The early demo for the game sold me on the concept and I've been playing it regularly since launch because it gets so many things right. The core gameplay is simple but well designed and the sheer customisation and unique characters make me not tire of it at all. ARMS also has some of Nintendo's best designs and music in years. Most fighters struggle online on Nintendo Switch but I've had maybe a handful of disconnects in hundreds of games played ever since ARMS launched years ago. While I am glad to see more people notice it with the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC, I hope Nintendo considers adding more content to ARMS because it is seriously one of the company's best and least talked about games on Switch. I have nothing but praise for it and it is one of my favourite fighting games in a long time.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate ($59.99)
Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the best platform fighter yet and one of the best games on Nintendo Switch right now. It brings tons of characters from across the gaming landscape together in a robust and fun game that includes loads of game modes for casual and competitive play. I was initially skeptical about this given that I cooled on the 3DS entry pretty quickly but the team has done a consistently amazing job keeping this updated with new content and features. It also helps that the game's music player has one of the best soundtracks ever in gaming with original tracks and arrangements from classic gaming franchises and modern ones. My only hope is that the online improves because it is the biggest flaw in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate right now. Thankfully, the game offers more than most games when it comes to offline content and continues to get more with every update and DLC. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate really feels like a true celebration of gaming with the franchises and fan service it brings together.
Bonus: Retro ports and collections
Highlighting fighting games on Nintendo Switch is impossible without discussing the sheer amount of retro arcade ports and collections available. There are loads of these but one that deserves a special mention from me is Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. Capcom's collection of some of the best fighting games ever is a superb release on Nintendo Switch with quality games, local wireless, online (that is a bit erratic), and a healthy amount of extras. I hadn't played some of these games before but I have yet to regret buying the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. If you are even remotely interested in the history of fighting games and arcade fighters, you owe it to yourself to buy this and also to watch Hi Score Girl on Netflix but I don't want to get on that tangent right now.
Barring the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, the ACA NeoGeo releases from Hamster are well worth considering. I've had a blast playing Garou Mark of the Wolves and the ports for Samurai Shodown and The King of Fighters releases are well worth considering. The recently released Samurai Shodown NeoGeo Collection is also something to consider but I found it to not be as polished as the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection.
Hopefully this helped you find a new fighting game to play on Nintendo Switch or revisit something you owned before. If you have any fighters on Nintendo Switch you'd recommend, let us know in the comments.
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Yukon River Quest är en extrem kanot- och kajaktävling längs Yukonfloden i Kanada. Sträckan är 742 km, med start i Whitehorse och mål i Dawson City. Tävlingen är årlig, och äger vanligtvis rum i slutet av juni.

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Q: Warning: opendir(): The system cannot find the file specified. (code: 2) I'm trying to turn the files in my 'objects' directory into an array, then use them to load the objects. But, for some reason, I continue to get this error

Warning: opendir(C:\xampp\htdocs/objects,C:\xampp\htdocs/objects): The system cannot find the file specified. (code: 2)

here is the code:
public function loadObjects(){
    $files = array();
    if ($handle = opendir(APP_PATH . 'objects'))
    {
        while (false !== ($entry = readdir($handle)))
        {
            if ($entry != "." && $entry != "..")
            {
                $files[] = $entry;
            }
        }
    }

    closedir($handle);
    if(is_array($files) && count($files) > 0)
    {
        foreach($files as $value)
        {
            require_once(APP_PATH . 'objects/' . $value);
            $value = stristr($value, '.', true);
            self::$objects[$value] = new $object(self::$instance);
        }
    }
}

A: I know this is an old question but for any future viewers I will post an anwser just in case.
This type of error usually comes from a simple oversight. When developing most aplication the developer usualy uses a path like
http://localhost/myAppHome
 or
http://96.82.102.233/myAppHome(if on remote server)
In this perticular case the APP_PATH is probably defined somethig like that:
define('APP_PATH',$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']);

This will be wrong in every case when the app is being developed outside of a domain name.
$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] will resolve to the root of domain which in this case will be
http://localhost or http://96.82.102.233
The main directory for localhost or the IP address is going to be the diretory root of the server itself => drive:/xampp/htdocs (for example)
Basically to avoid this issue you should always mind not to ask for 'DOCUMENT_ROOT' when developing without a domain pointing to you app.
If you dont require reqular deploys you can just add the missing folder to the definition like so :
define('APP_PATH',$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/myAppHome');

In case you deploy on reqular basis and you are afraid you will forget to rever this change before depoying you can always insert an IF when defing APP_PATH like:
if($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']=='localhost'){
     define('APP_PATH', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/myAppHome');
}else{
     define('APP_PATH', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']);
}

A: You are trying to open that directory with a "/".
Try to replace:

C:\xampp\htdocs/objects

to

C:\xampp\htdocs\objects

Please be sure APP_PATH variable is not null and correct values. There is no scandir function usage on your codes.
After that, i suggest you to use DirectoryIterator.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.directoryiterator.php
Complete example:
http://fabien.potencier.org/article/43/find-your-files

A: APP_HOST = DIR folder;
APP_PATH = APP_PATH + DIR folder;
Example  = "C:/xampp/htdocs" + "/parent/child/index.php"
if ($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] == "localhost") {

  define('APP_HOST', pathinfo($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], PATHINFO_DIRNAME));
  define('APP_PATH', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . APP_HOST);

} else {

  define('APP_PATH', $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']);

}


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Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo, Benedict Wong, and Benedict Cumberbatch in Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
'Avengers: Infinity War,' Marvel's main event
Tyler Manning, Editor
"Avengers: Infinity War" is finally here. It has been said by many, but the last 10 years of Marvel movies have all culminated to this film. After almost 20 movies dedicated to creating and developing these characters, audiences have grown to love and care about everyone featured here.
When gathering my thoughts about this movie, I realized this is a movie where the surrounding context matters. You will have a drastically different viewing experience if you were to watch it with the same lens that you would watch any other movie with, because "Avengers: Infinity War" is not a movie, it is an event.
This entire universe is built on a web of interconnected relationships with more than 20 different heroes. The film takes those characters and pits them against their greatest foe and the film executes this premise in the best way it possibly could. I contribute all of this to the meticulous direction from the studio and the directors.
Overall the film does two key things that makes this movie a feat: it focuses on establishing a worthy villain and compartmentalizes the characters into groups so as to not muddle the story.
Marvel has had a reputation of having a "villain problem," featuring antagonists that have little motivation or impact on the characters or audiences emotionally. However, after the last four films in the series, this is not a problem for them anymore — especially with Thanos.
Without giving plot details away, I will say that Thanos is the most intimidating villain in any comic book movie ever. I would go as far to say he is on par with and in some ways exceeds Heath Ledger's Joker. He has a clear motivation, a dominating physical and emotional presence and is fearfully unpredictable. You understand where he comes from, but not enough to justify his sociopathic, harsh actions.
The visual effects for Thanos are brilliant. They capture the essence of actor Josh Brolin and really make the character feel real, even though you know it is a big computer-generated bad guy. The directors put the majority of the focus of the movie on his character making him a menacing antagonist and one that justifies all the anticipation and build up dedicated to the character in the last 10 years.
Another job directors Anthony and Joe Russo did to make the film work was structure the movie in a way that wasn't a mess. Marvel has created a sandbox full of more than 20 heroes all being featured in this movie. Rather than featuring them all working together, the film is structured into around five or six different stories all tied together by the shared goal of defeating Thanos. This was a clever way for the film to feature everyone and give them something to do during the film.
My only gripes with the film are small. Upon leaving the theater, I compared this movie to a burger with four patties on it: too much of a good thing. The movie is long. Running in at almost three hours, the movie can feel exhausting considering there is not a break from all the action set pieces and emotional drama. Though I was satisfied with the film, I did leave the theater feeling slightly fatigued.
Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Chadwick Boseman, Sebastian Stan, Danai Gurira, Marie Mouroum, and Winston Duke in Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
Other complaints include Scarlet Witch having no accent in this movie despite her having a thick Russian accent in previous films and the visual effects looking awkward in some scenes. These are small, though, and did not hinder my experience.
Overall, "Avengers: Infinity War" really is one of the most ambitious films ever made. It shows a great amount of patience, planning and hard work. This movie works so well because Marvel Studios took every step they needed to get the audience to love these characters and the pay off of seeing them all together feels earned. With movies like "Justice League" and "The Mummy" both failing at creating cinematic universes, it is so refreshing to see the movie that started this trend do it so effortlessly. I have never seen a blockbuster movie have so much emotional impact on its audience. The film is emotional, dark, fun and well crafted. I recommend everyone go see it.
This is an event that will be remembered in film history.
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A Busy Month for Education
There is a lot of discussion in the media about the direction of the RPO, but what gets lost is the work the orchestra does now to inspire young people in our community. It's an essential component of the RPO, one that helps us fulfill our mission and reach new audiences for the future.
Today, 1,800 students from the Rochester area joined the RPO and Principal Conductor for Education Michael Butterman for an interactive concert exploring how music tells tales and sparks imaginations. It's the first of four education concerts this week that will reach 8,000 children aged 9 to 12, and one of a number of education and community events that reach over 30,000 people each year. Later in March, the RPO welcomes roughly 3,000 primary-school children for two performances.
The Rochester Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, whose music director David Harman is celebrating his 20th anniversary, will be heading to Carnegie Hall on February 17. On March 11, the young musicians of the RPYO will join members of the RPO in a side-by-side concert in Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre.
The RPYO, a key part of the RPO's community activities, allows young musicians to more deeply explore the music they love. Evidence of the RPYO's success was on display just this past weekend, when alumnus Ward Stare led the RPO in two concerts that critics and audience members alike raved about.
As always, we thank you for your continued support of the RPO, which makes programs such as these possible. Follow us on Facebook to keep up with our education and community activities.
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Jack White has given fans an early preview of a brand new song titled 'High Ball Stepper'.
Sydney's Jagwar Ma and Melbourne's Courtney Barnett are the sole Australian acts named to play Glastonbury 2014.
Marcia Hines 'Amazing' and Dan Sultan's 'Blackbird' are the major album releases for the week.
Triple J has written a cheque for $19,477.83 for the Red Cross from proceeds from their 'Christmas Number 1'.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced a list of people who will induct this year's honoree and will perform.
Marcia Hines will release her 'Amazing' album this Friday, marking her first original album since the 90s.
Local Sydney based four piece all-male group 5 Seconds of Summer whose average age is 18 years old, have jumped to No.1 in Australia and New Zealand, plus they have debuted at the top of the English and Irish charts this week.
Melbourne's historic music venue The Palace will shut permanently in May.
Skrillex could end up with the number one album in Australia this week while Gabrielle Aplin is up for number one single.
The Newtown Social Club, the venue formerly known as the Sandringham Hotel, has revealed the first acts after the reopening.
Legacy Recordings has released a list of their Record Store Day line-up of releases that includes artists from Aerosmith to Dean Martin.


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Is Bidenomics More Than Catch-Up?
May 31, 2021 Jean Pisani-Ferry
The Biden administration's promises to "think big" and rebuild the country seem like a major historical departure from decades of policy orthodoxy. And yet, insofar as its agenda will merely help the United States catch up to other advanced economies, its main components amount to necessary but insufficient reforms.
PARIS – "Let us think big," exhorted US Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen in May. "Let's build something that lasts for generations."
Such is the transformative rhetoric behind President Joe Biden's economic-policy agenda. But what, exactly, will be built, and how will America be transformed? The answer is bound to be as much political as economic, because Biden has set out to respond to the anger that led many workers to vote for his predecessor, Donald Trump.
In recent weeks, much of the US policy debate has focused on the size of the Biden administration's $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, with critics arguing that it represents excessive stimulus in an economy already on the mend from the recession and whose pre-pandemic state was very close to full employment. The rescue plan, however, is merely the first plank of a three-part domestic agenda that includes the $2.3 trillion American Jobs Plan and the $1.8 trillion American Families Plan, both of which aim to bring about more comprehensive long-term change.
Jean Pisani-Ferry, a senior fellow at the Brussels-based think tank Bruegel and a senior non-resident fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, holds the Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa chair at the European University Institute.
Biden's Trumpy Start on Trade
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Anne O. Krueger wonders why so many of the previous administration's failed protectionist policies are still in place.
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Angus is the most popular breed of beef in U.S., totaling 60 percent of American beef cattle according to the American Angus Association.
• American diners prefer the taste and tenderness Angus offers.
Because of the Angus cattle's genetics, the meat is more tender and offers more flavor than other breeds. Locked into the breed's historic genetic code are the genes which control a protein called myostatin. Because Angus cattle have higher levels of myostatin, they produce meat which is tender with more finely textured marbling than other breeds.
What's more, the USDA mandates that only cattle which have traceable Angus parentage can be called "Angus". This means you will consistently get the legendary taste and tenderness of authentic Angus beef.
Our Cattle Company Angus beef is carefully sourced from the best local ranchers, best feeders and best processors. We meet or exceed all USDA standards with our strict specifications so you get the quality, consistency and performance you need.
We offer the right beef for your menu. Compare all the Cattle Company beef lines here.
Angus beef has a rich history in the American cattle industry. In 1873, George Grant brought four Angus bulls from Scotland to Kansas.
During a time when the country saw vast herds of Longhorns and Shorthorn cattle, the newly introduced Angus cattle made a shocking impression on the local cattlemen who viewed their all-black hides and hornless heads.
Grant bred the bulls with Texas Longhorns and the resulting calves proved to be a hearty bunch – tolerating the next winter well and gaining weight. The previously ridiculed cattle were now making a favorable impression on cattlemen in the Midwest.
The new breed quickly became known for superior flavor and tenderness, two traits which have elevated Angus beef to an American favorite when it comes to beef.


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Chemistry Schools in California
Chemistry Schools in Torrance, CA
Torrance has a total population of 137,946 and a student population of 28,351. Of these students, 27,237 are enrolled in schools that offer chemistry programs.
El Camino Community College District is the largest chemistry school in Torrance, based on student population. In 2010, El Camino Community College District graduated approximately 4 students from its chemistry program.
In 2010, 4 students graduated with a chemistry degree from one of Torrance's chemistry schools. If you decide to join their ranks, you can expect to pay an average of $794 per year in tuition costs.
In addition to tuition costs, you should plan on spending an average of $1,500 for books and supplies each year, while enrolled in a chemistry program in Torrance.
Chemistry Salaries and Career Outlook in Torrance
Many chemistry graduates choose to work as chemists after graduation. If you choose to follow that path and remain in Torrance, your job prospects are not very good. There were 10,900 chemists working in California and 2,130 working in the greater Torrance area in 2010. Torrance's chemist workforce is projected to increase by 6% by the year 2018. This projected change is faster than the projected nationwide trend for chemists.
The average salary you can expect to earn as a chemist in Torrance is $64,540 per year. This is lower than the state-wide average salary for chemists.
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The Morehead City Docks located at 807 Shepard St., Morehead City, NC is a mid-Atlantic stopping point for those cruising north/south, fishing the Bogue / Core Sound and Outer Banks' waters, or beginning the ocean voyage to the Caribbean and beyond. This sheltered, deep-water basin has 8-10 foot minimum depths at dockside, and easy access to the Intra-coastal Waterway and Beaufort Inlet. MCD offers 10 slips (26 ft. to 50. ft. long with widths to 20 ft.). Floating docks assure easy passenger access to docked vessels regardless of tide conditions. Amenities include: electric hookups and water. Conveniently located on the Morehead City waterfront and within walking distance to banks, shops, Post Office, churches, Webb Library and many fine restaurants.
Please note: We have a minimum dockage fee of $40.40 plus an additional $1.55 per foot for boats over 26 feet. Dockage fee includes water and electricity. All reservations are processed through Dockwa; Checks and Cash are NOT accepted.
Turn N at ICW mile marker 205. Stay close to shipping docks for deep water access. Turn west at green marker #3 at the eastern end of Sugarloaf Island & follow the channel to Morehead City docks.
Great place to stop and rest. Easy to get in and out. Slips are in great condition with good depth (we draft 8 feet, no problem) facilities are clean and many places to eat. The nicest people, the place has a safe friendly atmosphere.
Everything was great: location, staff, facilities. Ace Marine hardware within walking distance and several good restaurants nearby. Would stay here again.
Dockmaster Lee is outstanding, very welcoming and runs a great facility. The docks are in great shape.
Great stay! Nice docks and beautiful evening views.
Current can be a bit tricky. Time your arrival around slack tides.
Very nice friendly dock master, bathroom and showers nice and close to dock, the shower curtain in men's room needs to be replaced. Close to restaurants and marine store which was nice as well. Boat was rocking a lot with the wind pointing right at it but that was just the weather.
The slips are excellent with wide finger piers and floating docks. The negative is the position of the slips is such that the prevailing SW winds and open water results in a rocky night onboard.
Facilities were nice. Docks were clean and neat. Lee the dockmaster checked on us a couple of times and was very pleasant.
Very difficult place to dock with 2knot current running perpendicular to the floating docks. Wait for slack water, and possibly local volunteers will help with lines. Power boxes were damaged, with only 1 screw holding in the 30 & 50 amp sockets. The 30 amp breaker kept tripping at 22 amps, so we used one side of our 50 amp splitter to get the full 30. Close to expensive and noisy restaurants (on a Tuesday).
Very nice!! Clean restrooms, hot showers, enjoyed our stay!
Highly recommend! Great location and docks.
Morehead City Transient Docks was very good to us. We stayed there well over a month as live-aboards on our way south. The dock master, Lee, was very kind and helpful. The location was great as it was a short walk from many restaurants and several parks. The bathrooms were convenient and clean. We enjoyed our time at the marina and the area.
Great Docks! We stayed right across the road and the convenience was wonderful. Lee Everett, the dock-master, was very helpful and made our stay simple!
Lee was awesome. Very helpful!
Very nice facility. Really enjoyed the live band at Alive at Five.
Dock easily accessible and very clean. Didn't use facilities. Hope to use again.
The only negative review I would have is that I came in one afternoon and another boat took my slip and moved my reserved sign off my slip.


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A catch-up with… Rob Lake
A catch-up with... Rob Lake
As we continue our exclusive WBA TV series, our Publications Editor Dave Bowler sits down with the characters woven into the fabric of West Bromwich Albion. Up next - Foundation Director Rob Lake.
OUR Publications Editor Dave Bowler sits down with the characters woven into the fabric of West Bromwich Albion. Up next - Foundation Director Rob Lake.
Rob on getting involved in foundation work…
"I think it was the next best thing from being a player.
"I was a player at Middlesbrough, my hometown club. I left school at 16, signed an apprenticeship and was living the dream thinking I had made it.
"I was doing pretty well, we got to a youth cup final and had a good squad, and then one day in February when I was 19 I twisted my knee, was injured and told I'd be out for four weeks.
"24 months later I hadn't played another game, got back playing and - long story short - stopped playing after I was released by Middlesbrough.
"I went to university, did a couple of summers in America coaching and then when I came back a job came up.
"When Steve Gibson, the Chairman at Middlesbrough, set up the community in 1997 there was a role for a health promotion officer… I was fortunate enough to get that job and have been involved ever since."
On making difficult decisions for the Albion Foundation…
"It's really tough. It's tough to say no to people sometimes.
"We have to be true to what we stand for. We have strategic principles and geographical areas where we want to focus - but we've got four departments.
"Education, engagement, disability sport and then sport development - we stick within those realms.
"Are we making a difference? Are we raising aspirations? Are we connecting the Club to its community? Are we growing our own staff and are we growing the community?
"If it ticks all of those boxes then we'll look into it."
On a decade at the Albion…
"I'm in a really fortunate position that pretty much every day I can go and see something we're doing which gives me pride and a sense of achievement and perspective.
"I always talk to people about going and watching one of our disability sessions - it's humbling.
"If there was one standout moment then it's the 25th anniversary celebration we had at the stadium a couple of years ago.
"It was an opportunity to showcase everything over that period of time. I only spanned 10 years of it but to see the number of people in that room and the videos that were produced of stories and what we've achieved over that time.
"To get the buy in from everybody at the Club, local MPs, people from the Premier League - the feedback we got from that night was something that I'll never forget."


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Serial No. 115-110: GAO High Risk Focus: Cybersecurity, Joint Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Information Technology and the Subcommittee on Government Operations of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fifteenth Congress, Second Session, July 25, 2018 [open pdf - 4MB]
This is the July 25, 2018 joint hearing on "GAO [Government Accountability Office] High Risk Focus: Cybersecurity," held before the United States House of Representatives Subcommittee on Information Technology and the Subcommittee on Government Operations of the Committee. From the opening statement of Will Hurd: "GAO's newly issued report raises serious concerns about our Nation's ability to confront cybersecurity risk. GAO found key deficiencies that could hinder the government's progress in strengthening the Nation's cyber defenses. For example, GAO found that the Trump administration's plans failed to include basic components needed to carry out a national strategy for protecting critical cyber infrastructure. Among the missing components were details about performance measurements and milestones for determining whether the country's cyber objectives are being met and the resources that would be needed to carry out those objectives. GAO's report highlights the need for the administration to develop and execute a more comprehensive Federal strategy for national cybersecurity and global cyberspace. It underscores the importance of having a cybersecurity coordinator in the White House to develop a more robust cybersecurity strategy for the country." Statements, letters, and materials submitted for the record include those of the following: Gene L. Dodaro and Suzette Kent.
Serial No. 115-110
U.S. Government Publishing Office: http://www.gpo.gov/


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Consultations were held with all stakholders before naming Kangvai sub-division: Manga Vaiphei
By Alex Guite
CHURACHANDPUR, February 23: In an exclusive talk with this correspondent on the contentious issue of the naming of the Kangvai sub-division, Henglep MLA T Manga Vaiphei said many consultations were held and the general interest of various communities were studied for the formation of the new sub-division.
He said the creation of the new sub-division is simply for administrative convenience in the remote areas of the State.
Speaking to this correspondent, the MLA said the affected villages and other stakeholders were also taken into consideration and at the same time more than 80 percent of the total village chiefs has entrusted him with the authorisation to take the final call regarding the naming of the sub-division.
He said many intensive visits to the different areas were made and consensus of the people were taken wherever it was possible and the final approval of the village chiefs was also taken even after they had already entrusted him to name the new sub-division.
He continued he was doing his best to appease all the five communities that live in the constituency regarding the formation of the Kangvai subdivision which is also the most acceptable to all the communities.
It may be mentioned that the creation of the sub-division was effected through a Manipur Gazette order no 30/7/2014 and MLAs of the Saikot and Henglep were consulted for the same.
The creation of the new sub-division has not been a bed of roses as there were many opposition regarding the name. In fact, people of Khousabung are still demanding the subdivision to be called Khousabung. The people of Khousabung had even boycotted the Henglep MLA.
The MLA said he had extensively toured the areas and as per the wish and support given by the different communities, had decided to name the subdivision Kangvai.
He said the name is not because of the major community residing in it, but was the rational choice of a majority of the people.
The subdivision now has a SDO attached with the DC's office. He said the site for the new SDO complex has already been decided and construction will start soon.
He added the creation of the subdivision will ease many problems of the people.
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Amanda Bynes' Neck Tattoo Plans Fail Miserably! Find Out Why HERE!
Amanda Bynes was going to get a neck tattoo but her plans failed when she failed to produce ID.
On Tuesday night showed up to the West Hollywood tattoo parlor called The Honorable Society looking to get a tat somehow related to her phantom fiancé Caleb.
While it's unclear why the ID was even necessary seeing as how the artist knew it was Amanda, according to an employee, Amanda would have had to fill out a medical form anyway requiring disclosure of known illnesses.
This means that Amanda would have needed to tell them she was bipolar and schizophrenic.
All in all, Amanda definitely didn't need a neck tattoo. That might not have been the wisest choice of ink to get.


To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what recent assessment he has made of adequacy of conditions for people detained at Campsfield House immigration detention centre following the visit of the hon. Member for Romsey and Southampton North on 28 June 2018.
The Government treats detainee welfare as a matter of the utmost seriousness, and expects the highest standards from those who manage the detention estate on its behalf. Conditions at Campsfield House immigration removal centre, and all detention facilities, are kept under regular review.
Independent scrutiny is a vital part of assurance that our removal centres are secure and humane. We will continue to implement actions in response to recommendations made by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons and by the centre's Independent Monitoring Board (IMB) in their published reports. The IMB's report for 2016, published in April 2017, recognised that Campsfield House is generally well run and that it is a safe and secure environment for detainees who are treated with respect, care and consideration.


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Gina Lawton (Board Member)
Gina Lawton is a Healthcare administrator with over 20 years of experience in the medical and dental field, where she oversaw and managed private practices and executive offices. Gina worked for the NYC Health and Hospital Corporation for public hospitals such as Kings County Hospital and Harlem
Hospital providing ongoing exemplary administrative support to senior-level management hospital-wide. While working at the historic Harlem Hospital Center she oversaw the coordination of corporate fundraising events with Governmental agencies and local and state politicians. Gina served as a liaison for donors including Harlem Haberdashery, #Take Care of Harlem and the NBA Wives which these donors donated money for services, equipment, and programs for Ambulatory Care Clinic, Pediatrics and the Pediatric NICU Departments.
Gina was also responsible for curating and managing multiple art installations and exhibits throughout many ambulatory care clinics and hospital administrative departments where her work still remains on display. She has also acted as the historical guide for the WPA Murals and other artists showcasing in the historical Harlem Hospital Mural Pavilion.
Gina proudly served in the United States Army and Army Reserves for 12 years as an Automated Logistics Specialist and Weight Control N.C.O.I.C where she kept a unit of 206 soldiers in compliance with Army standards. She is currently completing her degree in Health Science with an emphasis in Education.
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Hey crafty friends! Welcome to our Spring Forest/Garden Instagram Hop. 12 of us have come from different sides of the globe to bring YOU 12 special projects! We also have generous PRIZES from our sponsors loads of great brands and stores!!! Read till the end to know how to participate!
I'm super excited to share my project with you all. My beautiful friend Phoebe has organised a special Instagram hop with a Spring Forest theme (I really do have amazing friends!). Well where I live we don't really have a Spring, Autumn or Winter, we have summer and slightly less summer. Soooo I chose a bright and vibrant project to work in with something special I've been brewing (more on my Instagram soon). So let me share with you my bright tropical forest themed journal page.
Now before I begin, I wanted to say a BIG THANK YOU to Catherine Pooler for sending me some of her beautiful inks and stamps to play with in my Travel Journal- you'll be seeing more of these in the next few projects - plus a review and road test of the inks in detail!
For this project, I started by making my own custom embellishments (as I didn't have a thing needed to make this page in my stash - I know I couldn't believe it either!).
The first step is to create a custom image - I used an Instax printer, Catherine Pooler rectangular striped box stamp and Midnight ink to create a custom stamped border. Worked beautifully (after a little drying time) and didn't affect the surface of the photo which was a nice surprise.
Next, create some franken-flowers with custom coloring by deconstructing several different Prima flowers and putting them back together after a little trimming to size and re-shaping using your fingers. I colored these with Art Alchemy paints mixed with water to achieve a variety of shades and a little Lindy's Starburst spray in California Poppy Gold. I used varying amounts of the same paint and spray on each of the 3 flower types.
Make your own varied leaf embellishments and then die cut or fussy cut out the finished leaves (I fussy cut every leaf and it took 4 hours of cutting - but wow they look good!). I made 2 kinds of leaves.
#1 Plain bold stamped leaves (I used the Catherine Pooler Ink Grass Skirt) - gotta say the ink was like a dream on these bold images (more in that in an upcoming road test vid!), but just look at how flawless the stamped image was!
#2 Leaves colored using Lindy's Magicals - I used Luscious Lime and Lucky Shamrock Green in a variety of ways to achieve the varied color and pattern you can see below. My favorites turned out to be the ones where I applied the dry magical powder directly to the leaves with a water brush - these have the most variety of color and look amazing!
Now it's time to create the background color on the page - I stuck to using my Lindy's sprays and Catherine Pooler Inks (more info in the ink road test coming soon). I stamped a beautiful side border and added some inky pools of color and some splatters - flicking sparkly ink around makes me happy!
Once the background is dry it's time to build the page and position the embellishments - start with the photo and then build the leaves around it, you are trying to frame the photo - not cover it up! Once happy with the positioning stick down each leaf using glossy accents.
Then move onto the flowers, aim for a tropical bouquet and create a main floral focal point near the photo, something smaller in one of the corners to help balance the page and then scatter some smaller flowers for pops of color.
To finish add tiny crystals and any final embellishments (like the cute little globe from Catherine Pooler).
I hope you have enjoyed my spin on this Spring Forest Hop and I can't wait to come back soon and show you more great ideas!
Affiliate links in use where possible, Please know that while I have been provided product to test, my comments, opinions and reviews are 100% my own (good, bad or ho hum I'll tell you what I think).
Now it's time to head over to Phoebe's Instagram account and start the hop by leaving a comment on her special hop post to have a chance to win one of the prizes from our super generous sponsors!
Tag friends in the post. One friend per comment.
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Mary D. Raber, 51, 3275 County Road 160, Millersburg, died Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010, at her residence after a lengthy illness. She was surrounded by her family and will be greatly missed.She was born in Holmes County on April 16, 1958, to the late Levi J.P. and Amanda (Yoder) Miller, and married David E. Raber on Oct. 22, 1981. He survives.Mary had lived all her life in Holmes County, and was a member of the Old Order Amish Church.Surviving in addition to her husband, are daughters, Jolene (Ivan) Shetler and Diane (Ervin) Schlabach, both of Millersburg and Amy Elizabeth of the home; grandchildren, Abby Elizabeth and Elijah David and another grandson on the way; and brothers, Eli (Alma) Miller and Wyman (Freda) Miller, both of Millersburg.Her parents preceded her in death.Services were Thursday, Feb. 11 at the Eli Mast residence, 3370 County Road 160, with Bishop Merlin A. Miller officiating. Burial was in Yoder Cemetery, Paint Township, Holmes County.Spidell Funeral Home in Mount Eaton handled arrangements.


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18 dead due to Ruby – NDRRMC
Dec 11, 2014 11:12 AM PHT
(UPDATED) Interior Secretary Manuel Roxas II reports that the situation in worst-hit Eastern Samar has already 'stabilized'
MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) – Typhoon Ruby (Hagupit) left behind 18 dead as it exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility, according to the latest report of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC).
In its 6 am report on Thursday, December 11, the NDRRMC reported the most deaths in the Eastern Visayas region, where Ruby, then a super typhoon, first made landfall. The council tallied one death each from Regions IV-A, IV-B, and VII.
Four children – Junrey, Alfie, Juliana, and Jolina Amoyo from Borongan, Eastern Samar – all died due to drowning. Interior Secretary Manuel Roxas II, who was part of the national government's "frontline team" earlier said at least 12 had died in the province.
Another 4 people from the provinces of Samar, Western Samar, and Biliran also died as a result of drowning.
The rest of the reported deaths were caused by injuries or trauma caused by uprooted trees and blunt objects. One was reported dead due to myocardial infraction and another, due to electrocution.
At least 916 individuals were injured due to Ruby, with none listed as missing.
As of the NDRRMC's latest count, close to 2.8 million people in 9 different regions were affected by Ruby. More than 940,000 people are still in 3,186 evacuation centers throughout the country, days after the storm directly passed through the country.
Thirteen provinces are still without power, while most communication lines in affected provinces have already been restored.
Six bridges in Regions II and V are still impassable, according to the NDRRMC.
Ruby caused some P3.18 billion ($71.3 million*) in damage as of the NDRRMC's latest tally.
E. Samar 'out of ICU'
In his report during the NDRRMC meeting on Thursday, Roxas said the situation in worst-hit Eastern Samar has already "stabilized."
"Tapos na 'yung emergency room period, tapos na 'yung ICU period. Yung pasyente nasa regular room na (The emergency room period is over, the ICU period is over. The patient is already in a regular room)," said Roxas.
Roxas, who flew back to Manila Wednesday, December 10, said major supply routes to the province have already been opened, making the transport of relief goods from two major hubs possible.
The DILG chief said there have been no reports of looting or hooliganism in the aftermath of Ruby. Power remains out in the region and will be restored in two to 3 weeks, according to the local electric cooperatives.
At least 9 were confirmed dead in the region, lower than Roxas earlier report of 12 deaths. Another 4 remain missing, based on reports coming from 593 of 597 barangays in the area, Roxas said.
Local police also monitored New Peoples' Army (NPA) movement in Gen MacArthur, said Roxas. NPA members burned some heavy equipment that were being used for relief operations. – Rappler.com
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Aphaobius is a genus of beetles belonging to the family Leiodidae.

The species of this genus are found in Southern Europe.

Species

Species:

Aphaobius alphonsi
Aphaobius angusticollis
Aphaobius brevicornis

References

Leiodidae


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Rick Feldman departs from Non-Fiction Producers Association
With the former NATPE president and CEO (pictured) leaving the organization after a year, the U.S. based Non-Fiction Producers Association is looking for a permanent executive director.
By Barry Walsh
The U.S. based Non-Fiction Producers Association (NPA) is on the hunt for a permanent executive director, with former NATPE president and CEO Rick Feldman departing from the organization.
The NPA was founded in July of last year with Feldman at the helm and eight founding production companies. The membership has since grown to 34 companies in New York and Los Angeles, with additional members pending.
The organization, designed to foster best practices in non-fiction television production while also serving as a source of information and assistance for prodcos and their employees, has retained executive search firm Carlsen Resources to aid in finding Feldman's replacement.
A statement issued by the NPA board of directors read: "We want to express our sincere gratitude to Rick Feldman whose expertise and hard work successfully launched the NPA, securing membership by many of the industry's top producers of unscripted television.
"As the scale and complexity of our business has grown, so has NPA membership," it continued. "We're enthused about this next phase in the evolution of the NPA and remain committed to providing a platform that serves the growing non-fiction industry and promotes its value."
Feldman's next move is unclear at present, but in a statement he said: "I wish the organization the best and will follow its success as I continue to travel the world."
Non-Fiction Producers Association, Rick Feldman
Unscripted prodcos form Nonfiction Producers Association
John Ford to head Nonfiction Producers Association


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Primitive terms and the limits of conceptual understanding
Strauss, Danie
Ignoring primitive terms leads to an infinite regress. The alternative is to account for an intuitive understanding (immediate insight) into the meaning of such terms. The current investigation proceeds on the basis of an idea of the structure of the various modes of being (modi/modalities) within which concrete (natural and social) entities function. Examples of primtive terms are given from disciplines such as mathematics, physics and logic and they are related to the general idea of a modal aspect. It is argued that primitive terms are not isolated but reveal their meaning only through their interconnections with other primitive terms that are embedded in other modal aspects. However, although primitive terms are found within the various aspects, the meaning of an aspect only comes to expression through its coherence with other aspects, evinced in modal analogies that are qualified by the core meaning of an aspect. There appears to be two options, either reduce what is irreducible or merely provide (partial) synonymous terms for given primitives. The former happens when other unique (primitive) terms are used to define a specific one and the latter when the attempted 'definitions' revert to terms with which the original terms could be meaningfully replaced. It is been pointed out that the coherence between primitives invites every academic discipline to account for the meaning attached to the analogies of primitive terms it is employing, without exploring this additional theme any further
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