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A true photographer has the gift of capturing the beauty and truth in every moment. And although Elliott Erwitt used to say that "the whole point of taking pictures is so that you don't have to explain things with words," knowing the background story helps to understand an artist's intention.
We at Bright Side are ready to share with you 10 photographs that not only display the state of affairs but tell emotional stories.
The Burning Monk
© Malcolm Browne
On June 10, 1963, dozens of people witnessed the self-immolation of the Vietnamese Buddist monk Thích Quang Duc. He burned himself to death to stand up against the oppression of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government. Malcolm Browne, an American journalist, captured this moment, and his photograph became a worldwide sensation and brought attention to the policies of the government. Historians believe that Thích Quang Duc's act was a critical point in the crisis and greatly contributed to the change of power in Vietnam
"I was to see that sight again, but once was enough. Flames were coming from a human being; his body was slowly withering and shriveling up, his head blackening and charring. In the air was the smell of burning human flesh; human beings burn surprisingly quickly. Behind me, I could hear the sobbing of the Vietnamese who were now gathering. I was too shocked to cry, too confused to take notes or ask questions, too bewildered to even think… As he burned he never moved a muscle, never uttered a sound, his outward composure in sharp contrast to the wailing people around him."
David Halberstam, American journalist
Vancouver Riot Kiss
This photograph, snapped by Richard Lam, went viral, and millions of people wondered if it was a passionate embrace of unknown lovers or just a deliberate set-up. Even the photographer himself had doubts about what the picture really showed. Mr. Jones, the man in the photograph, later admitted that when the police knocked his girlfriend off her feet, she became frantic, so he decided to give her a kiss to calm her down. However, despite such an unromantic explanation, this is still one of the most powerful photographs of our time and a perfect example of the "make love, not war" approach.
"I was about 20 or 30 yards away. There were these 2 people on the ground in this empty street. Initially, I thought one of them was hurt. I took a few shots, and then the moment was lost. It was complete chaos. Rioters set 2 cars on fire, and then I saw looters break the window at a neighboring department store. At that point, the riot police charged right toward us. After I stopped running, I noticed in the space behind the line of police that 2 people were lying in the street with the riot police and a raging fire just beyond them. I knew I had captured a moment when I snapped the still forms against the backdrop of such chaos, but it wasn't until later when I returned to file my photos that my editor pointed out that the 2 people were not hurt, but kissing."
Rich Lam, photographer
The Man Behind the Crossed Arms
© August Landmesser
August Landmesser, a German who refused to salute during a Nazi rally, is captured in this world-famous photograph. August joined the Nazi party in 1931, but 2 years later he fell in love with a Jewish woman, Irma Eckler, and proposed to her in 1935. For that reason, he was expelled from the party, and the marriage application was declined under new Nuremberg Race Laws. And so, in 1936, August Landmesser didn't lift his arm for the Hitler salute. Later, he and his family tried to leave the country but were caught and sent to concentration camps. In 1938, August saw his family for the last time. After giving birth to their 2nd child, Irma was transferred to the "euthanasia center," where she was killed in 1942. August was reported missing during a military operation in Croatia in 1944. Their daughters survived the persecution, and one of them documented the story of her family.
War Is Hell
War is Hell is one of the most famous pictures taken by German photographer Horst Fass in 1965 during the Vietnam War. The name of the solder was unknown for a long time, but in 2012 he was identified as Larry Wayne Chaffin from St. Louis. The photo was taken when he was 19. His wife, Fran Chaffin Morrison, said that he had many problems adjusting to civilian life after the war and passed away at the age of 39 from diabetes complications.
During the war, it was quite common for soldiers to write messages or draw graffiti on their helmets expressing their attitude to what was going on. The "War is Hell" quote is a reference to William Tecumseh Sherman's address to the graduating class of the Michigan Military Academy:
"I've been where you are now, and I know just how you feel. It's entirely natural that there should beat in the breast of every one of you a hope and desire that some day you can use the skill you have acquired here. Suppress it! You don't know the horrible aspects of war. I've been through 2 wars, and I know. I've seen cities and homes in ashes. I've seen thousands of men lying on the ground, their dead faces looking up at the skies. I tell you, war is hell."
William Tecumseh Sherman, politician
Bill Biggart's last photograph
As soon as William Biggart, a 54-year-old photographer, first heard about the World Trade Center terrorist attacks, he hurried to the buildings. He took photos of the event from various angles, capturing the devastation of the South Tower and continuing to take pictures of the North Tower while it was burning. At 10:00 a.m. his wife called Biggart, and he assured her that he was with firefighters and was safe. 20 minutes later, the North Tower collapsed on top of him. His body and photo equipment were found under the World Trade Center debris 4 days later. This is Bill Biggart's last photograph, taken just a few seconds before the building collapsed.
"I am certain if Bill had come home at the end of that day, he would have had many stories to tell us, as he always did. And had we asked how it really was, he would have said, 'Take my advice, don't stand under any tall buildings that have just been hit by airplanes.' "
Wendy Doremus, wife of Bill Biggart
Children of Black Dust
© Shehzad Noorani
The photo series Children of the Black Dust: Child Labor in Bangladesh was created by the Bangladeshi photographer Shehzad Noorani. He mostly focuses on social problems in developing countries in his works. In the suburbs of Dhaka, there used to be hundreds of factories and workshops that recycled dry-cell batteries. The main working force there consisted of women and children who had to spend the whole day extracting reusable and metal parts from used batteries. Such an environment was extremely harmful to children as they inhaled millions of carbon dust particles that inevitably led to chest and eye infections.
"Like Marjina, many women bring their children to work because there is simply no other place for them to stay. The environment in and around the workshops is loaded with carbon dust and other toxic material. Young children play in this polluted area until they are tired and fall asleep, and most suffer from chest and eye infections. The sad fact is that these children have to work to stay alive; if they don't work, they don't eat. But that does not mean they have to be exploited."
Shehzad Noorani, photographer
© Baron Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic
In this photograph taken by Dutch wildlife filmmaker and photographer Hugo Van Lawick, a little chimpanzee named Flint meets Jane Goodall, a world-famous primatologist, for the first time. To avoid arousing the suspicion of Flint's protective mother and show that she means no harm, Goodall extends only the back of her hand, turning away the fingers. Being one of the most successful primatologists of all times, Goodall discovered that chimpanzees can use tools the way humans do. The Gombe chimps use grass to hunt for their favorite food of termites: they insert it into a termite mound, and when termites fully cover the branch, they remove it and enjoy the meal. It's interesting that Goodall had no university degree when she first went to Tanzania. But, thanks to her groundbreaking research and accomplishments, she was allowed to study for a PhD at Newnham College without having a bachelor's degree.
First heart transplant in Poland
Despite protests from the church, government, and general public, Dr. Religa managed to successfully perform the first heart transplant in Poland in 1987. After 23 long hours fighting for the patient's life, he and his assistant finally relaxed a little. In this picture, Dr. Religa monitors the performance of the patient's brand-new heart, and his assistant is sleeping in the corner of the operating room. Dr. Religa passed away in 2009, but his patient outlived him and died in 2017, 30 years after the operation.
Leap Into Freedom
© Peter Leibing
On August 15, 1961, 19-year-old photographer Peter Liebing was informed by the police that something worth his attention would happen. So he arrived at the Western border, where the Berlin Wall would later be constructed, and he saw a young GDR border guard trying to remain calm. 2 other guards were on the other side of the road. Nothing happened for hours, but then Schumann ran and jumped over the barbed wire.
Schumann was the first of many GDR border guards to defect from East Germany. While for some people this photo was a symbol of freedom during the Cold War, others saw him as a traitor as he left his family on the other side of the wall. Later, when Schumann spoke publicly about the reasons for his decision, he mentioned that he "didn't want to be put into a situation where he would have to shoot someone."
"I had him in my sight for more than an hour. I had a feeling he was going to jump. It was kind of an instinct... I had learned how to [get the timing right photographing horses] at the Jump Derby in Hamburg. You have to photograph the horse when it leaves the ground and catch it as it clears the barrier. And then he came. I pressed the shutter and it was all over."
Peter Leibing, photographer
Yoina
© Charlie Hamilton James
Yoina is an 11-year-old orphan who lives with her aunt in the remote Machiguenga community in Manu National Park, Peru. Charlie Hamilton James, a photographer, remembers that the girl "didn't care much for having her photo taken, and that's why she got a bit of attitude on the shot." According to an article published in National Geographic, the life of Yoina has changed for the worse since the photo was taken: her mother passed away a few months later after giving birth to her 9th child, and her treasured monkey died tragically.
"Every afternoon, a girl would skip through our camp on the way to the river to take her pet saddle-back tamarin for a swim; so I decided to shoot a portrait of her. Yoina was not impressed with having her photograph taken, and the tamarin hated water. To be honest, I'm not sure why she took it for a swim. It spent its whole time screaming and trying to clamber onto her head to escape the water."
Charlie Hamilton James, photographer
Which story did you find the most fascinating? Or maybe you know an even more powerful one? Share with us in the comments!
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"Paradise Lost, or Found? Depends Who You Ask On the counters at the Malibu Feed Bin, Something's Fishy restaurant, and other businesses located on Pacific Coast Highway. City Departments List 2001/02 Needs, Priorities At the Santa Monica City Council's budget study sessions last Tuesday and Wednesday, City departments reviewed current and upcoming programs and projects. School Musicians Will Perform In A Pair of Concerts Student musicians in the Santa Monica public schools will perform in a pair of concerts this weekend."
"Sausalito Yacht Club tossed its hat into the America's Cup ring Feb. 9 when its board voted to support club member John Sweeny's dream of fielding a team to race against the world's best. The action means that now two San Francisco Bay yacht clubs may end up competing in Valencia, Spain, in 2007 to bring the America's Cup back to the United States - and to California. The other is the Golden Gate Yacht Club, the official America's Cup challenger club of record. "Everybody in the general membership and the board members as well are excited at the prospect of doing this," Tim Prouty, SYC vice commodore, told The Log."
"Historic Schooner C.A. Thayer 'Skates' Across Land To Start Restoration Wednesday, February 11, 2004 National Park Service BIG TRAILERBOAT - The schooner C.A. Thayer rolls toward an old Alameda hangar for restoration. One of San Francisco's maritime treasures now rests safely tucked away in an old seaplane hangar in Alameda where restoration work on the National Historic Landmark schooner will begin shortly. Minus her three massive wooden masts, the C.A. Thayer was rolled from a barge to the shore Jan. 13, then eased into the hangar at Alameda Point. The Bay Ship and Yacht Co. will be doing the restoration work."
"BASEBALL PARA Baseball and Softball registration is going on from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays through Feb. 21 at the PARA facility off Woodbine Road. Registration is for those ages 4 to14. For more information, call Charles Baxley at 994-1642. East Milton registration for boys and girls of all ages will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday through Feb. 28 at AFW Sports on Avalon Boulevard. For more information, call 626-0432. Tryouts for the Pace Vipers is this month for the upcoming season. To participate, a player's birthday must be between Aug. 1, 1994, and July 31, 1995."
"Rubinder Gill Tribune News Service Chandigarh, February 12 Wild card Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan and Navdeep Singh set up an all-Indian final in the boys section of the ITF Juniors tennis tournament at the Chandigarh Lawn Tennis Association courts, Sector 10, here today. In the girls section the Indian challenge ended with the exit of giant-killer Parul Goswami and second seed Madura Rangnathan. In the doubles too it will be an all-Indian final in the boys section while the Indians players made their exit in the girls section. Jeevan scalped top seed Rupesh Roy today rather easily 6-1, 6-3."
"One nice thing about writing for a publication with a subscriber list the length of my address book is that you can say what you want. If I wrote the following in a big paper, even in the Rocheport Missouri Observer, I'd get fired or slapped with a libel suit. Of course, both of those things are possible here, too, but since Goldstein is desperate for any kind of publicity, I'm sure he won't muzzle me - even if I write something that's basely untrue, damaging, libelous and slanderous, which I freely admit this may be. (There, does that cover us?) Because I know why Roger Clemens threw that bat head at Piazza."
"12 February 2004 - 17:10 GMT - N of Cape Verde Islands: Cheyenne continued her passage South throughout Thursday carried by the consistent NE Tradewinds she hopes will propel her to 0 degrees latitude by the middle of this weekend."
"FIVE aspiring mariners have become the first group of youngsters to sail"
"Last time we entered Weymouth after a brisk sail"
"The port of Newcastle this coming Saturday will host a fleet of between 40 and 50 ocean racing yachts at the end of one of the significant events on the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia's summer calendar. Among the crack fleet are former Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race winner, Quest, the famous maxi yacht, Brindabella, fast 66-footer, AAPT, the former Grundig which finished third across the line in the last Sydney Hobart, and Ichi Ban, winner of the recent Sailing South Race Week in Hobart and the Skandia Geelong Week."
"February 12, 2004 WHEN it comes to sharing cramped spaces, Owen Finegan and Bill Young know it all, having packed down countless times together in Wallaby and ACT Brumbies scrums. But as they embark on a new season, they clearly want more. Finegan and Young share an ambition to finish 2004 by testing their mettle not on the paddock, but out at sea - in the confines of a racing yacht. They hope to earn berths as crewmates on one of the maxi yachts in this year's Sydney to Hobart ocean classic."
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Such is the effect of habituation, that, notwithstanding the heat, if passing a river, he hardly puts down his head in effort to drink.
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SVE NEWS & BBC News Sharing Series – Jerusalem violence: More clashes ahead of nationalist march
Posted on May 10, 2021 by SVE NEWS in European News, North American News, World News
Fresh clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police broke out in Jerusalem on Saturday, injuring dozens.
Protesters hurled stones at the police at Damascus Gate in the Old City, and officers responded with stun grenades, rubber bullets and water cannon.
Palestinian medics said 90 Palestinians were wounded. Israeli police said at least one officer was hurt.
It follows days of simmering unrest over possible evictions of Palestinians from land claimed by Jewish settlers.
On Friday, more than 200 Palestinians and at least 17 Israeli police were wounded in skirmishes near Al-Aqsa mosque, emergency workers and police said.
Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque complex is one of Islam's most revered sites, but its location is also the holiest site in Judaism, known as the Temple Mount. The complex is a frequent flashpoint for violence, but Friday's was among the worst in years.
The Quartet of Middle East negotiators – the US, the EU, Russia and the UN – on Saturday expressed "deep concern" over the spiralling violence.
Neighbouring Jordan, meanwhile, condemned the actions of Israeli special forces and police, describing the violence towards the mosque and worshippers as "barbaric" in a government statement.
WATCH: Why Jerusalem is so important
What makes Jerusalem so holy?
In a separate development on Saturday, Israel's military said a rocket was fired by Palestinian militants from the Hamas-run Gaza Strip into Israel.
"In response, our aircraft just struck a Hamas military post in southern Gaza," the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) tweeted.
The IDF did not provide any more details, but Israeli media reported that the rocket landed in an open field causing no injuries or damage.
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image captionA number of injured people were taken to hospital, the Palestinian Red Crescent emergency service said
Saturday's clashes broke out at Damascus Gate after tens of thousands of worshippers had prayed at Al-Aqsa mosque for Laylat al-Qadr, the most holy night in the Muslim month of Ramadan.
The Palestinian Red Crescent said at least 90 Palestinians were hurt, and 14 were taken to hospital.
Earlier on Saturday, Israeli police had stopped dozens of buses carrying worshippers to the mosque, and a number of Palestinians were arrested after Friday's violence.
"They do not want us to pray. There is a fight every day, every day there are clashes. Every day there are troubles," Mahmoud al-Marbua, 27, told Reuters news agency.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country was acting responsibly to ensure law and order while maintaining freedom of worship.
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas condemned what he said were Israel's "sinful attacks".
What's the background to this?
Israel has occupied East Jerusalem since the 1967 Middle East war and considers the entire city its capital, though this is not recognised by the vast majority of the international community.
Palestinians claim East Jerusalem as the future capital of a hoped-for independent state.
Tensions have been rising over the threatened eviction of Palestinian families in East Jerusalem's Shaikh Jarrah district.
The UN says Israel should call off any evictions and employ "maximum restraint in the use of force" against protesters.
The League of Arab States has called on the international community to intervene to prevent any forced evictions.
Israel's Supreme Court is expected to hold a hearing on the long-running legal case on Monday.
Sources from: BBC
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Neato! For his son's fourth birthday, Jeff hooked up an old car launcher project of his to an Arduino-based radio monitoring system. Now, when the local fire and emergency channels release a dispatch order, Dispatchatron releases a toy vehicle.
Martin Schmidt shares how he installed a double pulley system on an extension ladder he got for free recently.
Typically, the [single pulley] ladder is operated by a rope which is fastened to the bottom of the extending part of the ladder. The rope runs through a pulley at the top of the stationary part and back down to ground level for the operator to grasp. This simple arrangement is inexpensive to manufacture but it requires a force on the rope which is equal to the weight of the moving portion of the ladder. If the ladder is large, or if the moving parts have a high degree of friction, the ladder can be very difficult to extend when it is standing upright. This, in turn, makes it difficult to control the ladder and compromises safety.
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Mobile robotic systems need to perceive their surroundings in order to act independently. In this work a perception framework is developed which interprets the data of a binocular camera in order to transform it into a compact, expressive model of the environment. This model enables a mobile system to move in a targeted way and interact with its surroundings. It is shown how the developed methods also provide a solid basis for technical assistive aids for visually impaired people.


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See also: Adder
("Viper" is also a: user.)
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A nickname for the F-16, used by military pilots.
Pilots' Jargon
(person) by GangstaFeelsGood Tue Mar 20 2001 at 13:41:23
This term was also used to refer to 1930's hipsters who frequented tea pads and smoked marijuana, The name is onomatopoeia from ssssssst, the sound made by an inhaling pot-smoker.
(thing) by etoile Thu Oct 25 2001 at 17:41:59
There are a total of eight roller coasters worldwide named Viper. While cloning is common in the coaster industry - designing a new ride is very expensive - each Viper is different. All of the American versions are at Six Flags-owned theme parks, and the other two Vipers are in the United Kingdom. Only the Viper at Six Flags Great America is wooden, the others are steel coasters.
The oldest continually-operating Viper is at Six Flags Darien Lake in New York. Designed by Arrow and opened in 1982, it includes 3,100 feet of steel track and reaches a top speed of 50mph. The highest point on the ride is 121 feet above the ground, but the longest drop is just 75 feet. There are five inversions - a vertical loop, twin corkscrews, and a pair of boomerangs. Two trains hold 28 riders each, and the ride takes two minutes and thirteen seconds from start to finish.
Built a year before the one in Darien Lake, the Viper at Six Flags AstroWorld opened at the Houston park in 1989 after spending its first eight seasons with the moniker Jet Scream at Six Flags Saint Louis. A Schwarzkopf-designed steel coaster, it is 1,969 feet long and 90 feet high. There is just one inversion, but the ride reaches a respectable 50mph and takes ninety seconds. The two trains hold 28 riders each.
The only Viper east of the Rocky Mountains is at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California. Another Arrow coaster, it required one million pounds of steel and 600,000 tons of concrete to build, and cost eight million dollars. Unique when it was opened in 1990, it remains competitive with the newer, fancier coasters being produced more than a decade later. The coaster's 3,830 feet of track reaches a height of 188 feet, and the main drop is 171 feet. There are no fewer than seven inversions, and each of the three trains travels at speeds up to 70mph, completing the entire ride in just two minutes and thirty seconds. With 28 riders per train, the Viper can process 1,700 riders per hour.
The wooden Viper is found in Illinois at Six Flags Great America; built by in-house producers, it opened in 1995. A wooden twister, the track is 3,458 long and 100 feet high with an 80-foot drop. There are no inversions, but the two trains run up to 50mph through the ride, including down a 53-degree slope. Each train holds 30 passengers, and the ride takes 75 seconds - when everything is running smoothly it can handle up to 1,000 riders per hour.
One of two Vipers not currently operating, the steel heartline coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey opened in 1995 and closed after the 2000 season; since then it has been SBNO. Built by TOGO International, it is a short ride for a continuous circuit coaster - just 1,670 feet. It does reach a height of 89 feet, and the ride's top speed is 48mph. Steel rings around the track provide structural support and add to the ride's theming. The three trains hold 16 riders each, who experience negative g forces on the double-inversion heartline roll.
The other closed Viper is at Six Flags Over Georgia. Originally built in 1978 at Six Flags Great America and called Tidal Wave, it moved to Georgia in 1995. The Schwarzkopf shuttle loop coaster closed on 16 September 2001 - my own theory is that shuttle loop coasters are not as popular anymore. The very simple design sends riders down a hill, through a vertical loop, and back up a hill on the other side. After a momentary pause, the train drops back down the hill, goes through the loop backwards, and continues up the opposite hill back into the station. The Viper is 863 feet long, and the top of the 70-degree loop is 138 feet above the ground. The ride only takes 35 seconds, but because the sole train can only take 28 riders at a time, this Viper processes 1,300 riders per hour.
Across the pond from all of these is the Viper at Lightwater Valley in England. Moved to the park in 1996, it is a steel twister by Schwarzkopf and has no inversions. The standard train holds 12 riders. In Wales, the Viper is the only coaster at Barry Island Pleasure Park. A Galaxy-style ride, the steel coaster was built by Pinfari and has no inversions.
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A remote road, an old house. Now his retreat, a place to start over, a place to forget. He'd not been there four nights when his solitude was jarred by the sudden interruption of the telephone.
Hissing. A lousy connection. And then, faintly, "I am the viper. I am coming in 30 days." The line went dead.
He forgot about the call. There were chores to be done, repairs to be made. No time for idle thoughts. Nearly three weeks had passed, and the phone rang again. Static. And then the faint voice: "I am the viper. I am coming in 10 days."
"Hello? What are you--?"
Another week of projects, no time for nonsense. Then another late night call. The familiar hiss, the familiar whisper:
"I am the viper. I am coming in three days." Click.
Now his thoughts begin to ramble. He finds it difficult to concentrate.
The phone rings again. "I am the viper. I am coming in two days." The ticking of the clock, the wind in the pines, has him pacing. His hands tremble. His appetite, gone.
"I am the viper. I am coming tomorrow." Click.
Next morning, an unfamiliar sound. Footsteps on the gravel driveway. Faint. Stronger now. Then silence. A peek out the window. No one in sight.
A sharp banging on the door.
"Who's there?"
"I am the viper!"
"In the name of god, what do you want with me?"
Silence for a moment, an eternity of a moment, then:
"I vant to vipe your vindows."
Story from the oral tradition, heard around campfires, and re-enacted by Boy Scouts and summer camps each year. For various print versions, see Alvin Schwarz's Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (New York: HarperCollins, 1981) or the version in verse by Doug MacLeod.
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Vi"per (?), n. [F. vipere, L. vipera, probably contr. fr. vivipera; vivus alive + parere to bring forth, because it was believed to be the only serpent that brings forth living young. Cf. Quick, a., Parent, Viviparous, Wivern, Weever.]
Any one of numerous species of Old World venomous snakes belonging to Vipera, Clotho, Daboia, and other genera of the family Viperidae.
There came a viper out of the heat, and fastened on his hand. Acts xxviii. 3.
⇒ Among the best-known species are the European adder (Pelias berus), the European asp (Vipera aspis), the African horned viper (V. cerastes), and the Indian viper (Daboia Russellii).
A dangerous, treacherous, or malignant person.
Who committed To such a viper his most sacred trust Of secrecy. Milton.
Horned viper Zool. See Cerastes. -- Red viper Zool., the copperhead. -- Viper fish Zool., a small, slender, phosphorescent deep-sea fish (Chauliodus Sloanii). It has long ventral and dorsal fins, a large mouth, and very long, sharp teeth. -- Viper's bugloss Bot., a rough-leaved biennial herb (Echium vulgare) having showy purplish blue flowers. It is sometimes cultivated, but has become a pestilent weed in fields from New York to Virginia. Also called blue weed. -- Viper's grass Bot., a perennial composite herb (Scorzonera Hispanica) with narrow, entire leaves, and solitary heads of yellow flowers. The long, white, carrot-shaped roots are used for food in Spain and some other countries. Called also viper grass.
Dodge Viper Adder Pilots' Jargon Tea pad
Chrono Cross The Viper and the File F-16 Fighting Falcon onomatopoeia
Scottish wildlife cotton mouth kid marijuana
The Blood is the Life: A Frightful Halloween Quest Eyelash Viper Diablo monster types Uberjesi
Viperish Eggnog Defecate Aphex Twin
she can't hit The Arrival Petey Piper was a viper Small Town Thinking (High School) vs. City Childhood
Let sleeping demons lie.


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Q: MFC CEdit passing pParentWnd I am creating a very very simple spreadsheet type application.  It has a grid that draws cells and the user can specify the cell type (text, check box, radio button).
I'm trying to get the text to work out.  In the main View class I have:
void CSpreadView::OnInsertText()
{
    CEdit* pEdit = new CEdit;
    CWnd* pParentWnd = this;
    grid.CellType(pEdit, pParentWnd);
    Invalidate();
    UpdateWindow();
}

I'm passing the parent window because I don't know if there is a way to find the parent window if I'm in another class.
So the function that receives it:
void Grid::CellType(CEdit* pEdit, CWnd* pParentWnd)
{
    for (int a=0; a<(int) cells.size(); a++)
    {
        if(cells[a]->selected)
            cells[a]->Type(pEdit, pParentWnd);
    }
}

Finally, when the cell is drawn it does:
if(type=="text")
    {
        CEdit* pEdit = new CEdit;
        pEdit->Create(ES_MULTILINE | WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_TABSTOP | WS_BORDER, CRect(x1+10, y1+10, x2-10, y2-10), pParentWnd, 1);
    }

The problem: it actually draws the box, however, the text is invisible.  When I type it flashes, but when I stop it disappears.  Does anyone know why this is happening?
Just so you know, I want the cell to control its type and do the drawing because the user can add/delete rows and columns.  That I way I don't need to keep track of what text boxes where previously drawn.  The grid is drawn by:
CBrush brush(RGB(color, color, color));
pDC->SelectObject(&brush);
pDC->Rectangle(x1, y1, x2, y2);

This is what I see:

A: I guess if this is a homework problem, then it is worth re-inventing the wheel. OTOH, there are already decent grids out there like Chris Maunder's at codeproject.com.
If you are creating a CEdit control everytime you draw a cell, you are going to have problems. You basically only want to have a single edit cell for the cell you are editing, and probably no others. In your parent window (of the edit control), you might want to create with or set its style to have WS_CLIPCHILDREN so that it doesn't paint or erase over the child edit control. You can at least see if setting the style flag has any effect.

A: Don't create child windows on OnPaint(), that is bound for disaster. You need to do your own drawing, you can at most re-use a single CEdit when editing a single cell.
I take it you're trying to make a grid where each cell is control (window) which will e.g. move along when you scroll in the grid. This will always give visual artifacts (jerky movement) and cause problems when displaying half cells.
You're going to have to derive your own cell types, who do their own drawing (possibly using the DrawFrameControl() API for the more complex types) and who may pop up a child window when the content of the cell is being edited. This is roughly the design used by the fore-mentioned Maunder CGridCtrl.

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Rashmika Gives A Strong Statement On Pressing Issue!
Rashmika Mandanna is often subjected to a lot of trolls and criticism. For some reason, every word she says becomes a point of discussion on social media and this happened right from the beginning of her career. As we all know, the latest controversy surrounding Rashmika and 'Kantara' hero Rishab Shetty has caught everyone's attention.
Rashmika air quoting the production house which gave her the first break and Rishab Shetty indirectly mocking her using the air quotes in an interview has gone viral. Also, Rashmika did not tweet on the Kannada film 'Kantara' which attained pan-Indian success. There are reports that she has been banned from the Kannada cinema as the entire industry is angry with her behaviour.
Speaking about it, Rashmika gave an assuring statement that says, "What happens in my personal life remains with me and those connected with me. During Kantara's release, a few people overreacted unnecessarily on me. But I didn't take it seriously. I even messaged Kantara cast and crew to congratulate over the success. I cant show out all these messages to public just to prove my point."
The 'Pushpa' claimed that she is grateful for all the opportunities given by Kannada cinema and denied any reports of getting banned from Sandalwood. Looks like Rashmika shut down all the rumours regarding this new controversy. Hope she doesn't enter another controversy anytime soon.
Currently, Rashmika is working on 'Mission Majnu' in Hindi. She is also the heroine in Ranbir Kapoor's upcoming movie 'Animal'. It is being directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga. Also, she is romancing Thalapathy Vijay in 'Varasudu' which is being made by Vamsi Paidipally. As we know, she has 'Pushpa' in her hands and it is one of the most-awaited projects in the country. It is safe to say that she is one of the busiest actresses in India right now.


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Q: How to properly display the results of an JSON object after parsing through it recursively? I have some code that recursively removes properties in a JSON object based on a given array of keys. It's able to find delete all relevant keys but I don't know how to display the final result will all the keys deleted.
I tied adding the following after the for loop:
if (index == -1) {
    console.log(obj)
}

The idea is that once it reaches the top and has completed the for loop it should display the new object the issue with this is that it was missing a lot of the root keys for the properties when displayed.
function deleteJSONProperties (obj, keys){
    var index;
    for (var prop in obj) {
        if(obj.hasOwnProperty(prop)){
            switch(typeof(obj[prop])){
                case 'string':
                    index = keys.indexOf(prop);
                    if(index > -1){
                        delete obj[prop];
                    }
                break;
                case 'object':
                    index = keys.indexOf(prop);
                    if(index > -1){
                        delete obj[prop];
                    }else{
                        deleteJSONProperties (obj[prop], keys);
                    }
                break;
                case 'boolean':
                    index = keys.indexOf(prop);
                    if(index > -1){
                        delete obj[prop];
                    }
                break;
                case 'number':
                    index = keys.indexOf(prop);
                    if(index > -1){
                        delete obj[prop];
                    }
                break;
            }
        }
    }
}

Here's some test data:
var jsonObj2 = [
    {
      "_id": "5d14e86629cba445323ab05a",
      "age": 20,
      "tags": [
        "minim",
        "occaecat",
        "veniam",
        "consectetur"
      ],
      "friends": [
        {
          "inheritedValue": 0,
          "ExpectedValue": "Alfreda Boone"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 1,
          "ExpectedValue": "Mcgee Oneill"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 2,
          "ExpectedValue": "Kaye Dejesus"
        }
      ],
      "greeting": "Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.",
      "favoriteFruit": "banana"
    },
    {
      "_id": "5d14e866b05cc8b27c2361d9",
      "age": 23,
      "tags": [
        "consequat",
        "officia",
        "consectetur",
        "fugiat"
      ],
      "friends": [
        {
          "inheritedValue": 0,
          "ExpectedValue": "Brooke Smith"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 1,
          "ExpectedValue": "Hodges Nielsen"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 2,
          "ExpectedValue": "Lesa Hall"
        }
      ],
      "greeting": "Hello, undefined! You have 3 unread messages.",
      "favoriteFruit": "apple"
    },
    {
      "_id": "5d14e866db71274862f509be",
      "age": 32,
      "tags": [
        "aute",
        "officia",
        "esse",
        "voluptate"
      ],
      "friends": [
        {
          "inheritedValue": 0,
          "ExpectedValue": "Rivers Anderson"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 1,
          "ExpectedValue": "Ingram Mccall"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 2,
          "ExpectedValue": "Melton Quinn"
        }
      ],
      "greeting": "Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.",
      "favoriteFruit": "banana"
    },
    {
      "_id": "5d14e866ceeadef742940bf0",
      "age": 27,
      "tags": [
        "mollit",
        "laboris",
        "consequat",
        "nisi"
      ],
      "friends": [
        {
          "inheritedValue": 0,
          "ExpectedValue": "Delia Woodward"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 1,
          "ExpectedValue": "Kristin Riley"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 2,
          "ExpectedValue": "Floyd Lowe"
        }
      ],
      "greeting": "Hello, undefined! You have 4 unread messages.",
      "favoriteFruit": "apple"
    },
    {
      "_id": "5d14e866de69ec724cea8da4",
      "age": 30,
      "tags": [
        "velit",
        "fugiat",
        "aute",
        "deserunt"
      ],
      "friends": [
        {
          "inheritedValue": 0,
          "ExpectedValue": "Osborn Hubbard"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 1,
          "ExpectedValue": "Dianna Daugherty"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 2,
          "ExpectedValue": "Sims Guy"
        }
      ],
      "greeting": "Hello, undefined! You have 10 unread messages.",
      "favoriteFruit": "apple"
    },
    {
      "_id": "5d14e86643a18516e353146a",
      "age": 34,
      "tags": [
        "id",
        "veniam",
        "voluptate",
        "esse"
      ],
      "friends": [
        {
          "inheritedValue": 0,
          "ExpectedValue": "Solis Nolan"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 1,
          "ExpectedValue": "Maricela Colon"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 2,
          "ExpectedValue": "Gilda Ortiz"
        }
      ],
      "greeting": "Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.",
      "favoriteFruit": "apple"
    },
    {
      "_id": "5d14e8662452730e42d257d4",
      "age": 23,
      "tags": [
        "velit",
        "cupidatat",
        "duis",
        "dolore"
      ],
      "friends": [
        {
          "inheritedValue": 0,
          "ExpectedValue": "Cole Roman"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 1,
          "ExpectedValue": "Kimberley Carney"
        },
        {
          "inheritedValue": 2,
          "ExpectedValue": "Lowery Mcdonald"
        }
      ],
      "greeting": "Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.",
      "favoriteFruit": "strawberry"
    }
  ];

var keys = ['inheritedValue', 'effectiveValue','ExpectedValue'];
deleteJSONProperties(jsonObj2, keys);

The expected output should be the original JSON object with the keys removed. With my solution, I lost some information, for example instead of displaying
"tags": [
        "minim",
        "occaecat",
        "veniam",
        "consectetur"
      ]

I would have :
["minim",
 "occaecat",
 "veniam",
 "consectetur"
]

Actual Result with condtitional
[ 'minim', 'occaecat', 'veniam', 'consectetur' ]
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e86629cba445323ab05a',
  age: 20,
  tags: [ 'minim', 'occaecat', 'veniam', 'consectetur' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'banana' }
[ 'consequat', 'officia', 'consectetur', 'fugiat' ]
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e866b05cc8b27c2361d9',
  age: 23,
  tags: [ 'consequat', 'officia', 'consectetur', 'fugiat' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 3 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'apple' }
[ 'aute', 'officia', 'esse', 'voluptate' ]
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e866db71274862f509be',
  age: 32,
  tags: [ 'aute', 'officia', 'esse', 'voluptate' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'banana' }
[ 'mollit', 'laboris', 'consequat', 'nisi' ]
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e866ceeadef742940bf0',
  age: 27,
  tags: [ 'mollit', 'laboris', 'consequat', 'nisi' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 4 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'apple' }
[ 'velit', 'fugiat', 'aute', 'deserunt' ]
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e866de69ec724cea8da4',
  age: 30,
  tags: [ 'velit', 'fugiat', 'aute', 'deserunt' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 10 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'apple' }
[ 'id', 'veniam', 'voluptate', 'esse' ]
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e86643a18516e353146a',
  age: 34,
  tags: [ 'id', 'veniam', 'voluptate', 'esse' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'apple' }
[ 'velit', 'cupidatat', 'duis', 'dolore' ]
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e8662452730e42d257d4',
  age: 23,
  tags: [ 'velit', 'cupidatat', 'duis', 'dolore' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'strawberry' }
[ { _id: '5d14e86629cba445323ab05a',
    age: 20,
    tags: [ 'minim', 'occaecat', 'veniam', 'consectetur' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'banana' },
  { _id: '5d14e866b05cc8b27c2361d9',
    age: 23,
    tags: [ 'consequat', 'officia', 'consectetur', 'fugiat' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 3 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'apple' },
  { _id: '5d14e866db71274862f509be',
    age: 32,
    tags: [ 'aute', 'officia', 'esse', 'voluptate' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'banana' },
  { _id: '5d14e866ceeadef742940bf0',
    age: 27,
    tags: [ 'mollit', 'laboris', 'consequat', 'nisi' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 4 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'apple' },
  { _id: '5d14e866de69ec724cea8da4',
    age: 30,
    tags: [ 'velit', 'fugiat', 'aute', 'deserunt' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 10 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'apple' },
  { _id: '5d14e86643a18516e353146a',
    age: 34,
    tags: [ 'id', 'veniam', 'voluptate', 'esse' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'apple' },
  { _id: '5d14e8662452730e42d257d4',
    age: 23,
    tags: [ 'velit', 'cupidatat', 'duis', 'dolore' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'strawberry' } ]

Actual Result without conditional at the end of for loop
[ 'minim', 'occaecat', 'veniam', 'consectetur' ]
{}
{}
{}
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e86629cba445323ab05a',
  age: 20,
  tags: [ 'minim', 'occaecat', 'veniam', 'consectetur' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'banana' }
[ 'consequat', 'officia', 'consectetur', 'fugiat' ]
{}
{}
{}
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e866b05cc8b27c2361d9',
  age: 23,
  tags: [ 'consequat', 'officia', 'consectetur', 'fugiat' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 3 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'apple' }
[ 'aute', 'officia', 'esse', 'voluptate' ]
{}
{}
{}
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e866db71274862f509be',
  age: 32,
  tags: [ 'aute', 'officia', 'esse', 'voluptate' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'banana' }
[ 'mollit', 'laboris', 'consequat', 'nisi' ]
{}
{}
{}
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e866ceeadef742940bf0',
  age: 27,
  tags: [ 'mollit', 'laboris', 'consequat', 'nisi' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 4 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'apple' }
[ 'velit', 'fugiat', 'aute', 'deserunt' ]
{}
{}
{}
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e866de69ec724cea8da4',
  age: 30,
  tags: [ 'velit', 'fugiat', 'aute', 'deserunt' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 10 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'apple' }
[ 'id', 'veniam', 'voluptate', 'esse' ]
{}
{}
{}
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e86643a18516e353146a',
  age: 34,
  tags: [ 'id', 'veniam', 'voluptate', 'esse' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'apple' }
[ 'velit', 'cupidatat', 'duis', 'dolore' ]
{}
{}
{}
[ {}, {}, {} ]
{ _id: '5d14e8662452730e42d257d4',
  age: 23,
  tags: [ 'velit', 'cupidatat', 'duis', 'dolore' ],
  friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
  greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.',
  favoriteFruit: 'strawberry' }
[ { _id: '5d14e86629cba445323ab05a',
    age: 20,
    tags: [ 'minim', 'occaecat', 'veniam', 'consectetur' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 6 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'banana' },
  { _id: '5d14e866b05cc8b27c2361d9',
    age: 23,
    tags: [ 'consequat', 'officia', 'consectetur', 'fugiat' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 3 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'apple' },
  { _id: '5d14e866db71274862f509be',
    age: 32,
    tags: [ 'aute', 'officia', 'esse', 'voluptate' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 9 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'banana' },
  { _id: '5d14e866ceeadef742940bf0',
    age: 27,
    tags: [ 'mollit', 'laboris', 'consequat', 'nisi' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 4 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'apple' },
  { _id: '5d14e866de69ec724cea8da4',
    age: 30,
    tags: [ 'velit', 'fugiat', 'aute', 'deserunt' ],
    friends: [ {}, {}, {} ],
    greeting: 'Hello, undefined! You have 10 unread messages.',
    favoriteFruit: 'apple' },
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Home	› News	› British Game Assurance Scheme's FAQ's
British Game Assurance Scheme's FAQ's
Frequently asked questions regarding the assurance scheme answered here.
What is the purpose of the 'British Game' Assurance Scheme?
The purpose of the BGA Shoot Standards is to provide assurance to consumers about the marketing of game and ethical issues relating to game production. This will provide confidence to consumers in the provenance of their food and help the BGA achieve its objective to increase the consumption of game meat.
What benefits will this offer me/the sector?
Increasing consumer confidence in the ethical production of game and increasing its consumption will add value to the whole sector from both a reputational and economic perspective.
Individual Scheme members who participate and are approved under the Scheme rules will be able to showcase they are operating to best practice and proactively market their Scheme membership through use of the BGA's 'British Game' logo; demonstrating that they operate their business with integrity; increase the value of their shot game; and finally, can provide confidence to consumers that the game they sell is safe to eat and produced from animals that have been reared to a high standard.
What do the Scheme standards require?
The scheme's Shoot Standards have been drawn down from the Code of Good Shooting Practice with relevance to game marketing and consumer confidence, shoots are expected to follow these standards. The BGA's Shoot Standards require participants to demonstrate compliance with best practice around:
environmental management of their shoot
health and welfare management of birds during rearing and release
appropriate use of medication
humane shooting and dispatch of birds
food-safe handling of game meat
proactive game meat marketing plans
record keeping and traceability
Who sets the Scheme standards?
The scheme Shoot Standards have been developed in house by the BGA. They have been developed in consultation with shoot operators, NGO's, game dealer's retailers and consumers as well as our chosen independent scheme auditors (Acoura).
How do you check that participants are meeting the Standards?
As with all recognised quality assurance schemes the BGA has contracted an industry specialist, Lloyd's Registers (Acoura), to provide independent oversight of the scheme operation and members' compliance with Scheme standards. Lloyd's Register will do this by establishing robust Scheme governance processes and protocols; undertaking site assessments of 33% participants in year one, rising to 50% in year two; and conducting detailed audits of any Scheme members where substantive formal complaints are raised in regard to any shoot.
In addition, Lloyd's Registers will independently collect and submit samples of game meat for testing of inappropriate use of veterinary medicines.
Who are Lloyd's Registers (Acoura)?
Lloyd's Register started out in 1760 as a marine classification society. Today, it's one of the world's leading providers of professional services for engineering and technology – improving safety for clients in over 75 countries worldwide. The management of food safety and integrity is a key strategic priority and through its Acoura business develops and manages food assurance work throughout the UK and internationally.
What do Lloyd's Registers know about our sector?
Lloyd's Register, through Acoura, has more than 20 years' experience of developing and operating food assurance schemes to range of different standards including Red Tractor Assurance, Quality Meat Scotland Scotch Beef, Marine Stewardship Council fisheries and British Retail Consortium standards.
The company has many years' experience working with the game sector having developed and operated the Scottish Quality Wild Venison Scheme since 2002 and which now accounts for more than 70% of production; AND supported the development and operation of the Wildlife Estates Scotland Scheme launched in 2013.
The Assessors have been trained by the GWCT at Loddington to ensure they fully understand best practice on shoots.
What can I do if I am not sure if I meet the standards?
We can arrange a pre-assessment where an assessor will be able show you where you may need to make changes in order to meet the standards for which there will be an agreed cost.
When will I receive my assessment and who will the assessor be?
33% of participants will receive an on-site audit in year one in the preparation for and during the shooting season. The assessor will make contact up to a week before the audit to arrange a suitable time to visit and discuss the requirements for the audit with a pre-assessment check list.
Where a formal credible complaint is raised, an audit investigation will be undertaken within 48 hours of the complaint being received. Scheme participants will be obliged to ensure that a representative is available to meet the assessor and fully cooperate with their investigation.
What does an assessment entail?
On initial contact from the assessor a pre-assessment check will be carried out and the assessor will talk through the assessment process and explain what is required. The assessor will want to assess a number of areas and this will include rearing facilities (where relevant), release pens, feed and medicine stores, feed and medicine records and prescriptions (where relevant), game marketing plans, chilling facilities and environmental management measures/habitat improvements. Once the assessment has been completed the assessor will agree any areas that do not comply with the scheme standards and require improvement. You will be asked to sign the visit record summarising any agreed non-compliances, and a copy will be left with you.
How long will an assessment take?
This will depend on the business operation and how prepared a member is for their assessment, but it would typically expect to be up to 2/3 hours in duration.
What happens if I have non-compliances?
If you have minor non-compliances you will need to demonstrate the corrective action you have taken or intend to take and typically this can be in the form of photos, copies of records/invoices and declarations. The BGA and auditors will work with you to help ensure compliance going forward.
In the event of major non-compliance your shoot will be removed from the BGA. In that event you will may be able to reapply where a follow-up site visit will be undertaken at your additional cost to demonstrate compliance with the BGA standards after a stated amount of time.
Quick Fire Questions:
How much notice is given ahead of an audit?
2-3 weeks ahead, on a suitable date for both
What preparations do I need to make?
Ensure the necessary records are in place (shoots can use their record book, provided by the BGA)
What if there are some documents which I do not wish to share?
Acoura will want to see all necessary documents but will not take these offsite
What time of year will an audit be conducted?
What will the auditors be looking for?
Efforts to meet the BGA shoot standards and likewise efforts not made to meet them
Who will need to attend the audit, from the shoot? Should it be the keeper, owner, both?
Either or both, just as long as someone can show the assessors what is required and around the shoot
Who sees the audit results?
Acoura and the BGA (these have strict confidential T's & C's)
Are there any additional costs?
No, the BGA absorbs the costs for the audits
How are shoots selected?
At random by Acoura & BGA


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Whilst your wedding jewellery should be beautiful, it should complement your dress rather than overshadow it. For this same reason, it's a good idea to wait until you've purchased your dress before you shop for accessories like wedding jewellery.
If you're searching for elegant and stylish wedding jewellery that's also affordably priced, it makes sense to shop online. Online retailers tended to have fewer overheads than their high street competitors and are able to pass these savings on. Many brides buy jewellery at Chez Bec. Chez Bec hand-makes a range of gorgeous jewellery to suit all tastes and budgets. Whether you're looking for bracelets, earrings, necklaces are something else altogether, your needs can be catered to. To browse the company's range of wedding jewellery, visit the website today.


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Cloud phone systems are on the hype and are now profoundly utilized by different businesses as it offers them a list of advantages. But what are these exactly? A cloud phone system is hosted in the cloud meaning, every data is stored on a protected server which you can easily access the internet.
A cloud phone system is kept digitally instead of responding to a machine tape, acquiring phone bills, and tons of wires. This makes it less expensive and easy to use. Hence, it can improve the way businesses run. Here are several ways on how a cloud phone system can help your small business.
Cloud phone systems enable some of the top line business features such as advanced email, voicemail options and automatic attendants, and other communications options.
It could likewise provide other features like traffic shaping which is very beneficial in preserving bandwidths and in ensuring call quality and reliability. As a matter of fact, some providers opt to choose to offer this cloud voice system over privately managed networks to prevent call travels over the public internet. Another advantage it offers is that it could provide backups since cloud phones can also connect with two different on-site internet circuits.
It is always desirable for small businesses to cut operational costs as much as they can. Most of the time, customary telephone systems necessitate upfront investment, regular maintenance costs and a lock-in period.
Hosted VoIP solutions, on the other hand, eliminate these hassles since it will let you to pay-as-you-go, depending on your actual need for the service. Moreover, the lack of physical hardware will save you a lot of maintenance and upgrade expenses simply because it is hosted in the cloud. It just maintains and upgrades all of the PBX technology for its clients. So basically, your telephone system is scalable and more cost-efficient than any traditional landlines.
It is one of the primary objectives of a business to scale up. So should their phone system. And a cloud service constantly provides the flexibility your business needs today and also for its future growth. Cloud phone systems offer businesses access to the newest voice features without any hardware updates.
For anybody who had experienced to expand or transfer an on-premise phone system, they certainly know the degree of a struggle it entails. Lots of equipment, lots of manpower and lots of careful moving, of large hardware. A phone system in the cloud is effortlessly and quickly systematized and organized. The only shifting necessary is for handsets or cables, with no any extra encumbrance on your business' IT department.
Having a phone system modified for a business may mean a lot of clunky and expensive hardware, as well as an IT expert to look over its required maintenance and upgrades. And unfortunately, when all upgrades did ensue, it also meant that most of your hardware was obsolete.
With the Cloud & VoIP, modifications and upgrades are completed on the provider's end, so you don't need here an IT consultant or ad intricate process involving multiple decision makers or a company's body to approve new installations and upgrades.
This sign means that you can acquire a full-featured PBX without buying any expensive equipment, and merely paying a monthly subscription for the services. And this advantage is one of the essential things to customers switching to VoIP for the first time.
Workplaces nowadays are progressively becoming mobile, and small companies especially need to be able to operate from multiple different locations. With a cloud-based system, small companies' personnel have access to features that allow them to log in from anywhere so that they can be reached while on the go, giving customer-facing and revenue-producing employees greater control over their efficiency and productivity.
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Also, cloud solutions can be straightforwardly incorporated with other cloud-based applications, thus giving mobile employees access to all the features and functionalities they want to work just as efficiently as if they were in the office.
When it comes to phone systems, solutions for small and medium-sized businesses provide customers an innovative kind of flexibility and reliability. So if you are now thinking you might benefit from these platforms, it's never too late to make a wise decision to switch to put your phone system in the cloud.
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Through a digital subscription, teachers and parents can instantly access all of Flocabulary's content. Flocabulary's videos, which are organized by subject, use educational hip-hop songs and visual aids to teach specific lessons, like how to divide fractions. These lessons are designed to both introduce and review important topics, while also helping students to draw connections between different subjects.
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Was everyone happy that the Hawks won the AFL Grand Final? I know I was!
Here are the entries to our AFL Clover comp and the winners (at the bottom!).
Our 2 winners are Binusha and Gibson (although we wonder if Gibson is your surname!). Great job to all, including the Hawks! Could you both please email your address details and which tin and which swap cards you would like.


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Q: Class 'Html' not found in YII2 Finally I try YII2 (can't move on from yii1) in my simple website project.
I've Fatal ERROR Class 'Html' not found in my views.
Case 1.
I put use yii\helpers\Html; in main (layout directory).
When I write Html::img('@web/logo.jpg') in index(view directory)I've got error 'html not found'.
Case 2.
I write Html::img('@web/logo.jpg') in main (layout directory) running well.
case 3.
I delete use yii\helpers\Html in main (layout directory). and I write use yii\helpers\Html in index (view directory) running well, my image can show.
so, what's my mistake. Why I can't Html in index.

A: Every single file needs to use fully qualified namespaces or have them as use declarations.
So every file where you are using Html::... needs to get this, not only layout file.

A: use
yii\helpers\Html;

HTML provides a set of static methods for generating commonly used HTML tags.
Nearly all of the methods in this class allow setting additional html attributes for the html tags they generate. You can specify, for example, class, style or id for an html element using the $options parameter. See the documentation of the tag() method for more details.

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<html lang="<?= Yii::$app->language ?>" class="h-100">```

 and continue with your page...........

A: un comment short_open_tag and set value ON
after this change reset your web server, also use class element top of file


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Q: How to add check condition if student already paid the fee of current moth in ASP.NET MVC 5 I want to add check condition if student paid the fee of current month so I want to show message the student fee is already paid
    public ActionResult EditFees(StudentMV studentMV)
    {
        string currentMonth = DateTime.Now.Month.ToString();
            var check = DB.tblStudents.Where(s => s.AdmissionNO == studentMV.AdmissionNO && s.FeeID != studentMV.FeeID && s.tblFee.Date == DateTime.Now).FirstOrDefault();
            if (check == null )
            {
                var checkstudent = DB.tblStudents.Find(studentMV.StudentID);

                checkstudent.StudentID = studentMV.StudentID;
                checkstudent.AdmissionNO = studentMV.AdmissionNO;
                checkstudent.Name = studentMV.Name;
                checkstudent.FatherName = studentMV.FatherName;
                checkstudent.tblFee.FeeID = studentMV.FeeID;
                checkstudent.tblFee.AdmissionFee = studentMV.AdmissionFee;
                checkstudent.tblFee.TutionFee = studentMV.TutionFee;
                checkstudent.tblFee.Stationary = studentMV.Stationary;
                checkstudent.tblFee.SportFee = studentMV.SportFee;
                checkstudent.tblFee.Received = studentMV.Received;
                checkstudent.tblFee.Balance = studentMV.Balance;
                checkstudent.tblFee.Date = studentMV.Date;
                DB.Entry(checkstudent).State = System.Data.Entity.EntityState.Modified;
                DB.SaveChanges();
                return RedirectToAction("Fees");
            }
            else
            {
                ModelState.AddModelError("TutionFee", "Already Paid!");

            }

        return View(studentMV);

A: You need to remove the date condition from the LINQ query
s.tblFee.Date == DateTime.Now;

Add below condition in Query
s.tblFee.Month == DateTime.Now.Month && s.tblFee.Year == DateTime.Now.Year;

We need to check the current month as well as year also, otherwise, it gives an error while next year you are paid a fees in your portal


Wowza Streaming Engine HTTP provider examples We hope it is easier for you to find articles about the Wowza products, services, and developer tools you use. Leave a comment and let us know what you think.
Use Java classes called HTTP providers to extend Wowza Streaming Engine functionality on a per-port basis.
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Event location "Elbe arcades investors"
More Elbe can't! The location right on the harbour mile with best view over Elbe and fish market. Equipped due to its location directly in the heart of the city with public transport accessible and at the same time with sufficient parking.
The offered area approximately 200 square metres in size and is decorated in the style of the 80s.


'Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery…' Load your life up with meaning.
A line from Bob Marley's Redemption song comes up over and over today. "Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds…"
Loading your life up with meaning is where it's at these days.
Prophets over profits - humanity needs US to breathe life into it in order to be emancipated.
We can just choose to take that back. We can vote with our feet. Shop smaller, shop local, buy kiwi made, encourage or become artisans, share information about community markets, grow fruit trees, gardens, and share your gardens with others. Teach your children to cook from scratch, to do things for themselves, to wash their own clothes and let their ideas and imaginations breathe.
Kindness brings kindness - I cannot find the news report, but recently heard of an Australian lady who shared a little land on her farm with some refugee families, and in turn they have repaid her kindness by helping to work her land, and providing her with an abundance of vegetables.
We have tools we are not using. Tools of the mind that can enhance our own lives. An attitude adjustment is sometimes all it takes.
It's time to learn those and stop swallowing the line that we are powerless.
Change is coming, but despite what you hear, we will be richer for it - it's a change we make ourselves when we choose not to engage with drama and go within. This change will do us all good. When we reach our arms out and hold everyone in our embrace, there is more love everywhere.
Baby steps, kindness and empowerment lead the way.


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I am attending the Utah Funeral Director's Convention in Salt Lake City this week and it's been a great convention so far. This morning I sat for two (2) hours and listened to Doug Gober, Executive Director at Matthews International give a fantastic presentation on the state and potential future of the funeral industry. If you've never heard Doug speak – close your eyes and think of a red-haired Dave Ramsey. Their mannerisms are quite similar – passionate about the topic, factual about the information, pointed in the delivery; and all with a gentle southern accent. This was the first time I've had a chance to actually sit down and listen, truly listen to one of his presentations – and it was so refreshing to hear someone else from our industry talk about the changes that some of us stick our heads in the sand about. It was nice to hear another industry insider talk about the "buying relationships" of our customer base – those deep-seated practices and patterns that we ask families to throw away the day they deal in our line of business. The dynamic of host family and established funeral practice and how they seem forever locked in a dance with poor rhythm.
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All sides in the Syrian conflict are developing new ways to spy on digital communications. Here's how to protect yourself.
Being targeted with malware and spyware is a growing trend in Syria, and journalists are often a prime target. Sometimes it's because of the stories they're working on. Often times it's because of the contacts they may have. You may be targeted to access information, or so that a hacker can pretend to be you to target others.
Opening an attached file in an email that looks like something legitimate.
Keep your anti-malware regularly updated.
Check the size of the file being downloaded.
Make sure the file name matches what you through it should be.
Look it up. Can you find warnings about this file by entering its name in a search engine?
Use genuine software; unregistered or pirated software can sometimes be fake, or could be carrying hidden malware.
Download it using official links from the software maker. This includes pay-for software or open source and free software.
To get you to download software that will spy on you.
To get you to accidently reveal enough information that lets them find your password or take over your accounts.
Be suspicious of new contacts online. Don't automatically accept new friends you don't know on Facebook or other social sites.
Increase your privacy settings on social networks so that it's harder to find your or to find out more about you unless you've got a number of mutual friends in common.
Ask a lot of questions about the person. If they say that you've got a mutual friend, check with that person through another method, like calling them.
Never download anything from someone you've just met online or from anyone you're not expecting a download from.
Don't add strangers to your Skype, WhatsApp or Viber accounts and be suspicious of un-invited contacts.
Never pass on any confidential information to someone you've never met in person. Always consider: who is this person? How do I know them? Why would they be asking for this?


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November 28th, 2017 By: GGT Category: 2018/05 release, Figure News.
Bandai is going to release the Digivolving Spirits 04 ( 超進化魂 04) Angewomon ( エンジェウーモン ) non-scale action figure from the anime "Digimon Adventure" ( デジモンアドベンチャー ). Will be released in May 2018. Around 155mm tall (in Angewomon form) , 6,500 yen.


More Of Him: Show and Tell Friday!
It's Show & Tell Friday and today I am going to share a cross stitch piece I made in time for Christmas. The design is from Daffy Cat, who generously shared her own design with me! I only had a small piece of fabric, so I only used the bird and border part of the design. It turned out perfect and I absolutely love this design. Thank you, Daffy Cat, for your beautiful cross stitch design!
The pattern was actually for an ornament, but I decided to make a small, decorative pillow out of it. I added buttons and I'm thinking I might add a green ribbon around the red patterned fabric when I can get back out to my studio. In any case, I love it and I am planning on making one with the entire pattern. You can see Daffy Cat's pattern HERE. You'll need to email Daffy Cat and she will send you the pattern. Don't you just love it?
Be sure and share your own Show & Tell at the bottom of this post on the linky. I would love to see what you're up to in your crafting, decorating, cooking or whatever!
Hi, Julie! The cross stitch pattern is simply darling! I don't do needlework of any kind; I wish I did. Your pillow is beautiful!


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Follow Delaware River City Corporation to stay updated on upcoming Greenway events throughout the year!
Get outside with us this winter! DRCC, in conjunction with Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, Philadelphia Insectarium and Butterfly Pavilion and the Friends of Pennypack, will be holding a nature hike through the paths and wooded areas of Pennypack on the Delaware Park on Saturday February 10th.
Participants will be guided by nature experts in a variety of activities including a nature hike through forest restoration and shoreline projects, native insect identification and bird watching with expert George Armistead.
This event is free, and open to all ages!
If driving, the entrance to the park is on Pennypack Path (7750 State Road - just south of Rhawn Street). If you are walking/cycling/using public transportation to get to the event, map out your route on gophillygo.com !


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The Blood Oranges is a 1971 novel by American writer John Hawkes. The novel belongs to a triad, along with Death, Sleep, & the Traveler and Travesty. The novel takes place in a fictionalized version of Illyria.

Webster Schott, writing in Life, referred to the novel as "...poetry passing as fiction, intellectualism doubling as sex daydream."

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1971 American novels
Novels by John Hawkes