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CBP Protects the Nation From the Terrifying Threat of Canadian Pot Smokers
Jacob Sullum | 7.9.2014 1:33 PM
I think it would be fair to say that Americans, by and large, are not afraid of Canadians, who have a reputation for politeness and mildness, or pot smokers, who are perceived as friendly and peaceful at best and indolent at worst. But at the intersection of those two groups, according to Customs and Border Protection (CBP), is an intolerable threat to national security. Offering advice to Canadians who are contemplating a trip across the border to try some of Washington's newly legal marijuana, Global News notes that mentioning the purpose of such an excursion to a border agent, or even admitting past marijuana use, is enough to be excluded from the United States. For life.
According to the Department of Homeland Security, which includes CBP, "Anyone who is determined to be a drug abuser or user is inadmissible. A crime involving moral turpitude is inadmissible, and one of those areas is a violation of controlled substances [law]." A conviction is not necessary, as Jess Goldstein discovered on her way from British Columbia to a music festival in Washington last fall. Goldstein made the mistake of telling a CBP officer that she had smoked pot the week before, as a result of which she was declared persona non grata. Now Goldstein, who owns a cabin in Washington and has an American father, can enter the U.S. only if she applies for a waiver, which costs $600 (plus $75 for a criminal background check) and has to be renewed annually.
A few years ago, Andrew Feldmar, a Canadian psychotherapist, found himself in the same situation when a border agent with too much time on his hands discovered a journal article in which Feldmar discussed his experiences with LSD—in the 1960s. Last year Myles Wilkinson of Victoria, British Columbia, was prevented from attending the Super Bowl in New Orleans after winning a trip in a fantasy football contest because of a 22-year-old possession conviction involving two grams of marijuana.
So what's a Canadian pot shopper to do if asked the purpose of his trip to Washington? "Don't lie," an immigration lawyer tells Global News. "But you don't have to answer that question. That is not a question that you are required to answer. You can just say you"e going shopping and leave it at that."
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Jesus H. Christ
July.9.2014 at 1:51 pm
If the Kanuckistani potheads look like the filthy hippy in the picture, I say 'keep 'em out'.
I still can't believe some people haven't seen Trading Places.
Lionel Joseph?
Protagoronus
Looking good Billy Ray!
Feeling good, Louis!
Isaac Bartram
…Canadians, who have a reputation for politeness and mildness…
I've lived in Canada and know quite a few Canadians, so I'm not exactly sure whence this reputation comes.
Yeah, it's like people have never seen a hockey game.
They say sooorry so frequently.
Rufus J. Firefly
Come to Quebec and see how polite we are.
And customer service in Canada blows.
I blame French.
Actually, on the last project I worked on in Toronto the Superintendent was French Canadian and the firm that had been retained to do the construction engineering was based in Montreal. When introducing me to the engineer in Montreal the Super said "He's OK he's an American."
Non-dumbasses have no problem with Americans and love America.
"He's OK he's an American."
I've heard that before and find it entertaining.
But have you heard it in a French accent?
How could anyone who says things like "aboot" instead of "about" and calls everyone "buddy," "pal," or "friend" possibly be anything but polite?
I lived in Canada and have known more than a few Canadians eager to start fist fights for the sake of a fight. Being American I expect that's polite enough.
wareagle
A crime involving moral turpitude is inadmissible
even in states where it's not a crime, apparently.
Jaybirdmojo
Turpitude abides.
I'm sorry, but anyone who drinks that stuff should just not be allowed in.
It's still a federal crime and that's who the border patrol works for.
Goldstein, who owns a cabin in Washington and has an American father
Wouldn't it be easier to get a US passport than the waiver in that case?
Canadians like to do the same to Americans with DUI convictions.
Wouldn't he have to deal with FATCA then?
She, sorry.
grrizzly
Aren't there like five banks in Canada altogether? They probably all comply.
Well seven big players. Six are Schedule 1 and one is Schedule 2. Then there are all sorts of provincial credit unions.
It's possible that the American father did not meet residence requirements to have his Canadian-born daughter be a citizen.
One parent is a U.S. citizen at the time of birth and the birthdate is before November 14, 1986 but after October 10, 1952
The parents are married at the time of birth and the U.S. citizen parent was physically present in the U.S. or its territories for a period of at least ten years at some time in his or her life prior to the birth, at least five of which were after his or her 14th birthday.
This is exactly the provision that would have made Obama not a US citizen if he had been born outside of the US.
IceTrey
Why would anyone travel from B.C., an area famous for it's awesome weed, to buy over priced Washington weed?
PD Scott
The grass is always greener?
Sunmonocle Backwards Tophat
I remember reading about drug runners who would strap on a backpack in BC and run it through the mountains and forests into Washington. The consequences of getting caught are steep, but otherwise, you're basically paid to do an adventure race.
With all their beady little eyes, And flapping heads so full of lies!
"You can just say you"e going shopping and leave it at that."
"Subject attempted well-known evasion tactic and was therefore excluded."
"I think it would be fair to say that Americans, by and large, are not afraid of Canadians, who have a reputation for politeness and mildness,"
Yeah? Well, you'd better be afraid. Eat shit. /flicks cigarette butt in Yanks face.
"Fucking North Americans."
I don't understand: the CBP agent asked her if she had smoked pot recently and she told the truth?!.
I attended a talk given by a CBP officer a few years ago. He told us that CBP unofficially sees it's mission as keeping everyone possible out of the US.
Rasilio
"Border Patrol Protects the Nation From the Terrifying Threat of Canadian Pot Smokers"
Justin Beiber is proof that they are doing a shitty job of it
Obama's Buttplug
Well if it can keep out just one Justin Bieber…
Swiss Servator, Alles Klar
CBP Protects the Nation From the Terrifying Threat of Canadians Pot Smokers
Now, I might approve of just that…
A few years ago, Andrew Feldmar, a Canadian psychotherapist, found himself in the same situation when a border agent with too much time on his hands discovered a journal article in which Feldmar discussed his experiences with LSD?in the 1960s.
Sounds like about half the student body of the University of Saskatchewan (including a Mormon I met who played on the school's hockey team*), who participated in trials with LSD in the 1950s under this guy.
*IIANM Dr Hoffer recruited just about all the student athletes at UofS at the time.
recruited for his tests, that is.
Dylboz
To be fair, Canadia does the same thing to us. A DUI is a barrier to entry, and one must apply for an expensive waiver to enter Mounty country.
Yeah, but until the whole "passport required" it didn't much matter.
You arrived at the border in your car (in either direction), they asked, "Where were you born?", you replied truthfully, they asked "Purpose of your visit?", you replied "vacation/visit etc" (unless you were a dumbass), they said "Anything to declare?", you replied, "No" (again, unless you were a dumbass) and they said "on your way, have a nice visit."
The Bearded Hobbit
Showing my age here but in grade school we were continuously being reminded about "the longest unguarded border in the world".
… Hobbit
AD-RtR/OS!
And the Canadian Border Patrol reciprocates to anyone arriving with an NRA sticker on their car, just to ensure that you're not smuggling guns in for some terrorist/separatist group pissed at Ottawa.
pronomian
July.10.2014 at 9:42 am
Just go to mexico, say you're name is pacho and you're from honduras escaping gangs and they'll let you in and give you a free ride to washington, but then I'd rather go to Co.
BambiB
Wait. Her father is American, but she's not an American citizen?
Wait, we have a flood of women crossing the Southern border so they can drop fetus and declare, "I got me an anchor baby here!"???
What's wrong with this picture??
Insufficient skin pigmentation?

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An Operations Order, often abbreviated to OPORD, is a plan format meant to assist subordinate units with the conduct of military operations. An OPORD describes the situation the unit faces, the mission of the unit, and what supporting activities the unit will conduct in order to achieve their commander's desired end state. Normally an OPORD is generated at the regimental, brigade, divisional, or corps headquarters and disseminated to its assigned or attached elements. The issuance of an OPORD triggers subordinate unit leadership to develop orders specific to the role or roles that the unit will assume within the operation. This more narrowly focused order borrows information from the original, or base, order (for example; weather, phase lines, radio frequencies, etc.) and adds additional details that pertain more to the minutiae of the actions a unit is tasked to conduct in support of the overarching operation.
A standardized five paragraph order format is used by the United States Department of Defense and most other military forces. An OPORD is formatted to organize an operation into five easily understood paragraphs: Situation, Mission, Execution, Sustainment (formerly Service and Support, currently referred to as Admin & Logistics by the US Marine Corps), and Command and Control. Higher echelon's OPORDs often contain extensive details. The author of the order will often move the majority of this material to an annex or appendix. These are then issued alongside the base order. The annexes and appendices allow the OPORD to be more easily read and understood by encouraging the inclusion or removal of material after its relevancy to the order's end user is determined.


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About – Criminal Justice Testing and Evaluation Consortium (CJTEC)
About CJTEC
The Criminal Justice Testing and Evaluation Consortium (CJTEC), operated by RTI International, is program funded by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), the research, development, and evaluation agency of the U.S. Department of Justice.
CJTEC staff uses research-based methodologies to enhance the capabilities of law enforcement, courts, and corrections agencies and to understand and test technologies and practices in a variety of NIJ's research areas. As a consortium, CJTEC leverages expertise from varied criminal justice community stakeholders to understand and test technologies and practices in a variety of NIJ's research areas.
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The Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) is an independent research organization that focuses on critical issues in policing. Since its founding in 1976, PERF has identified best practices on fundamental issues such as reducing police use of force; developing community policing and problem-oriented policing; using technologies to deliver police services to the community; and evaluating crime reduction strategies. PERF strives to advance professionalism in policing and to improve the delivery of police services through the exercise of strong national leadership; public debate of police and criminal justice issues; and research and policy development. For more information, please see https://www.policeforum.org/
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Colorado District Attorneys' Council
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The Bristol, Virginia Police Department (BVPD) SWAT Team is part of a joint regional task force which may be called on at any time to respond to highly volatile situations and clandestine operations. Officers use various protective gear and are highly trained in ways to protect themselves, but in extreme cases, an additional measure of protection may mean the difference between life and death. One simple action this SWAT Team took was to outfit the interior of its unmarked transport vehicle with Strongwell's ½" HS Armor panels.
The BVPD's unmarked Dodge Sprinter cargo-style van has one purpose: transport up to twelve SWAT Officers, one Medical Officer, and all their gear to a response site safely and oftentimes, covertly. While the department owns a highly-armored BearCat SWAT vehicle, it is not suited for undercover operations. One major concern of using a cargo-style vehicle for personnel transport is its weight limit of 3,500 total lbs. Additionally, since the vehicle is designed for light to medium use, its walls are made from traditional automotive steel panels not designed for ballistic resistance.
In the course of a single day and using only basic carpenter's tools, the police department retrofitted the ½" HS Armor panels along the side walls of the van's interior. This installation added UL Level III and NIJ Level III-A protection to its passengers, while adding less than 800 lbs. of weight to the chassis. In addition to the automotive steel and occupants' body armor, installing Strongwell's HS Armor panels provided another barrier of lightweight protection for SWAT officers without sacrificing the look or function of this important tactical vehicle.
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Snoop Dogg Sets Guinness World Record For Pouring The Largest Gin And Juice Ever
#Snoop Dogg
by Cass Anderson May 29, 2018 9:46 am
Getty Image / Dimitrios Kambouris
This one feels like a Guinness World Record that has been in the making for as long as I've known what world records are. Snoop Dogg's Gin & Juice music video (and song) is as iconic of a rap video as there ever was and the 1993 hit is still an absolute banger whenever it gets played.
The song was nominated for the 'Best Rap Solo Performance' at the 1995 Grammy Awards. It was a top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, it features cameos from Dr. Dre and Nate Dogg, and now thanks to this song Snoop Dogg is the proud owner of a Guinness World Record.
Appearing on stage at the BottleRock Napa Valley festival last weekend with fellow rap legend Warren G and celebrity chef Michael Voltaggio, Snoop Dogg set the Guinness World Record for the world's largest 'paradise cocktail', a massive Gin & Juice poured into a container that appears to be large enough to be a baseball dunk tank that you'd find at a carnival:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BjSrlIqllxQ/
According to the Mercury News, the record-setting Gin & Juice measured 550 liters (just over 145 gallons). It took 180 bottles of Hendricks Gin plus a shit ton of juice donated by Whole Foods. After setting the Guinness World Record for the largest Gin & Juice ever poured, The Regulators took the stage:
A post shared by Michael Voltaggio (@mvoltaggio)
If you need your Gin & Juice fix after reading about this Guinness World Record from Snoop Dogg you can check out the 1994 music video here:
(h/t VICE)
Cass Anderson
Cass Anderson is Editor-in-Chief of BroBible. He graduated from Florida State University, has been to more Phish concerts than he'd like to admit.
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describe "When the .attribute method is called" do

  before do
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    Example.create(field: 'value')
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  context "with options" do
    context "that define a custom key" do
      serializer { attribute :field, key: "custom_key" }

      it "returns the value of the field under the specified key" do
        expect( json.first['custom_key'] ).to eq 'value'
      end

      it "does not contain the original field as a key" do
        expect( json.first ).to_not have_key('field')
      end
    end
    context "that define a custome key with mixed-cased letters" do
      serializer { attribute :field, key: "LostBoyz123" }

      it "returns the value of the field under the specified key" do
        expect( json.first['LostBoyz123'] ).to eq 'value'
      end

      it "does not contain the original field as a key" do
        expect( json.first ).to_not have_key('field')
      end
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      serializer do
        attribute :field

        def field
          "Hello World"
        end
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      it "returns the value from the method" do
        expect( json.first['field'] ).to eq "Hello World"
      end
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    context "that is SQL statement" do
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        attribute :field

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        attribute :name

        def name
          "Tyler Durton"
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New funding for Indigenous people living off-reserve & in urban centres
By Wendy Gray
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced $75 million in new funding Thursday (May 21) to support Indigenous people living off-reserve.
In his daily briefing, Trudeau said this money will help the one million Indigenous people living in cities and off-reserve and the organizations that support them with transportation, educational, and mental health supports.
This money is in addition to $1 million announced in March for people living off-reserve as part of a larger $305 million Indigenous Community Support Fund.
Trudeau says this additional funding will support more community-based projects that address the critical needs of Indigenous populations during this pandemic.
Funding for projects will start rolling out in the coming weeks.
Tyler Hay - January 30, 2023
My Lethbridge Now Staff - January 30, 2023
City of Lethbridge holding an open house on mandatory recycling and organics for businesses
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Czechs commemorate anniversary of Prague Uprising
Dominik Jůn
On May 5 1945, Czech Radio or Český Rozhlas formally turned against the Nazi German government occupying the country and called on protesters to openly oppose Nazi rule. Today marks the 63rd anniversary of this incident, which ultimately led to the liberation of the Czech lands from Nazi rule.
"Come with us! We are defending Prague! We will defend Prague! Prague exists and it will remain free!"
"That was the sound of a 1945 broadcast made by Český Rozhlas or Czech Radio to Czech citizens asking them to revolt against Czech rule in the Czech lands. I'm just standing outside the Czech Radio building in Prague and inside commemorations are about to get under way to mark the anniversary of this event, which led to the Prague Uprising which began on May 5 1945..."
"...Inside the building, several Czech soldiers have just laid a few wreaths of flowers at a memorial plaque which is in the lobby of the new Czech Radio building, which is in Římská road. Czech Radio has moved its centre of operations slightly from the old building which is being reconstructed at the moment."
"There is Prague, there is Prague. Americans and English, help us! We need guns, there are too many Germans!"
Václav Kasík And that was another clip from an appeal made in English in May 1945 for international assistance to the Czech lands to help fight against the Nazis. For some perspective, I spoke to the current head of Czech Radio Václav Kasík:
"5 May is very important for us at Czech Radio, because the initial signal for the beginning of the uprising against Nazi rule came from here. Czech Radio was an institution that mobilized the entire Czech nation at a crucial time and that it why it is central to marking those events."
So what exactly happened on that day?
"On the morning of the 5 May 1945, Czech Radio began to broadcast in Czech for the first time in six years, and by noon, when it was clear that Czech Radio would be attacked and attempts would be made by the Germans to silence it, then the service began to call for help. It asked for military assistance from resistance fighters and any other Czechs that could prevent the liquidation of Czech Radio."
Many Czechs did indeed heed this call, and resistance forces took to the streets defending both their radio service and the city. Three days later, they were forced to surrender by the German authorities – a day after that, Allied forces finally arrived and liberated the city. Many episodes in Czech history revolve around futile and ignored calls for help, but this is one case where Czechs took matters into their own hands, and that is something that many remain proud of till this day.
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Some titles of nobility outside Europe may be considered as equivalents of Duke.

Like other major Western noble titles, Duke is sometimes used to render (translate) certain titles in non-western languages. "Duke" is used even though those titles are generally etymologically and often historically unrelated and thus hard to compare. However, they are considered roughly equivalent, especially in hierarchic aristocracies such as feudal Japan, useful as an indication of relative rank.

China
In the most general of terms, ()was the hereditary title of nobility of the first rank, usually translated as Duke.

Under the Manchu (ruling ethnicity of the last imperial dynasty), there were ducal titles in both types of titled nobility.

Imperial family
Within the imperial family (extended, but limited; such systematic titulature is unknown in Europe) there were fourteen ranks, arranged in the following descending order:
 (), Prince of the Blood of the first rank, usually conferred on the sons of Emperors by an Empress;
 (), Prince of the Blood of the second rank, originally  or "Prince of the Gift", enjoying the style of His Imperial Highness, with a name or locality (hao) attached to the title and the right to a posthumous name (shi) after death, usually conferred on the sons of Emperors by Imperial Consorts;
 (), Prince of the Blood of the third rank and enjoying the style of His Highness;
 (), "Prince of the Banner", Prince of the Blood of the fourth rank, with the style of His Highness;
 (), "defender duke": Prince of the Blood of the fifth rank with the style of His Highness;
 (), "bulwark duke": Prince of the Blood of sixth rank, with the style of His Highness; only those six highest ranks carried the right to the eight privileges or Pa Fen
to wear the purple button,
to wear a three-eyed peacock's feather,
to wear embroidered dragon plaque on court robes,
to have red painted spears at the gates of their residences,
to attach tassels to the accouterments of their horses,
to use purple bridle-reins,
to have a servant carry a special teapot,
to have a special carpet on which to seat themselves. Below were:
 (), "lesser defender duke not to encroach on the Eight Privileges", Prince of the Blood of the seventh rank with the style of His Excellency;
 (), "lesser bulwark duke not to encroach on the Eight Privileges" Prince of the Blood of the eighth rank with the style of His Excellency;
 (), Noble of the Imperial Lineage of the ninth rank, divided into three grades (or );
 (), Noble of the Imperial Lineage of the tenth rank, divided into three grades;
 () "supporter-general of the state", Noble of the Imperial Lineage of the eleventh rank, divided into three grades;
 (), "general by grace", noble of the Imperial Lineage of the twelfth rank;
 (), Imperial clansman, the usual rank for male descendants, in the male line, beyond the twelfth generation, entitled to wear an Imperial Yellow Girdle denoting their descent from Emperor Hsien Tsu;
 (), collateral relatives of the Imperial clan, entitled to wear a distinctive Red Girdle denoting their descent from the collateral relatives of Emperor Hsien Tsu.

Non-imperial family
, divided into three classes or , often translated as Duke, or as Prince (but not of the blood), is the second of ten hereditary titles of Nobility () () or  () conferred on subjects and collateral members of the Imperial clan, only under  () ('sacred Prince', reserved for Confucius' posterity), but above all other ranks,
 (also three classes, translated as Marquis) (these first three ranks were classed as  () ("Eminent Ranks", carrying honorific epithets),
 () (three classes, translated as Earl),
 () (three classes, translated as Viscount),
 (three classes, translated as Baron),
 (),
 (),
 (),
 ()
All, except the ninth grade, were heritable for a specific number of generations, ranging from twenty-six generations for a first class Kung to one generation for a Yün Ch'i Yü. In certain instances, some titles were held by Right of Perpetual Inheritance  ().

Ethiopia

Historian Harold G. Marcus equates the Ethiopian title of  () to a Duke. The combined title of  (Prince)  was given to the heads of the cadet branches of the Imperial dynasty, such as the Princes of Gojjam, Tigray, and Selale.

Japan
The highest-ranking of the fives titles of the kazoku (), the hereditary peerage of Japan between 1869 and 1947, , is rendered in Western languages either as prince or as duke.

Korea
In Goryeo Dynasty, there were two ranks similar to that of duke. The upper was  ().  was the first rank of Goryeo peerage system, and 3,000 families gave their agricultural production and workforce for . The lower was  (), which took 2,000 families' production and workforce. In bureaucratic order,  was in upper second rank, and  was in lower second rank.

In Joseon Dynasty, there was no title that is equivalent to Duke.

Nigeria
In the Kingdom of Benin, an  is a viceroyal chieftain of royal rank that reigns as the representative of the oba of Benin. Such a titleholder is superior to an  (a viceroyal chief who is not of the blood royal), and is therefore often a cadet of the Benin royal family.  are referred to as dukes in English.

In Yorubaland, a viceroyal chief is known as a Baale. Although not of royal rank and thus barred from wearing a crown, a  is nevertheless given considerable autonomy in the kingdom that he serves: he can appoint sub-chiefs, and often performs rites in traditional ceremonies that would otherwise be the oba's prerogative.

In the Sokoto Caliphate, a viceroyal chief is known as a Hakimi. He is often, but not necessarily, a relative of the reigning sultan or emir, and is commonly referred to as a district head in English.

Vietnam
Male members of the Imperial clan received, in addition to a birthright title by degree of parentage, one of nine senior titles of nobility:
  (King)
  (Grand Duke)
  (Duke)
  (Prince)
  (Marquis)
  (Count)
  (Viscount)
  (Baron)
  (noble)

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Q: Python 3, getting file not found error on absolute path I'm trying to write a binary file i'm downloading from The Movie Database. I can successfully save the file if it's on the same folder the .py file is, but cannot save it on a location outside it even after the containing directory is created by the script and using absolute path:
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/gabriel/Desktop/movies/w185/tt2024544.jpeg'

Pice of code:
filepath    =   os.path.join(webDir,size,imdbid + '.' + filetype);
f           =   open(filepath, "wb");

I'm puzzled. Any tips?
Thanks!

A: I had the same issue and it turned out that a directory in my absolute path was not existing. One can easily check with:
import os
path = os.path.split(filepath)[0]
print('check for path', os.path.exists(path))

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An airboat ride in Orlando is not like an airboat ride in the Everglades but it is on the doorstep and not a 3 hour drive away!
There are at least two companies that provide these rides that last anything from half an hour to half a day. It is well worth phoning to check prices as these can vary from company to company and also use the discount tickets that are in the coupon books or on the map that you can pick up when you arrive at the airport. (Incidentally these are very helpful maps and well worth looking for while your driver collects the car) It is also a good idea to book to avoid long waits, particularly if you are a large family.
These air boats can travel quite quickly and most of the drivers like to provide some excitement so if you want to wear a sun hat make sure you can fasten it on tightly!
The tours don't guarantee that you will see alligators in the wild – they say if you want to be sure of seeing 'gators go to Gatorland – but the drivers do know the most likely places for spotting them. We saw them in two places and we also saw some baby 'gators.
The ride is quite fast and furious between locations and the boats are very very noisy, particularly if the exhaust detaches itself and there is no silencer! You are provided with ear protectors and they are really needed. You have to take them off at each observation point so that you can hear the drivers clearly.
The drivers are usually very knowledgeable and will point out the birds that can be seen. We saw and eagle and an eagles nest on our last trip.
If you are taking the grandparents with you and they have mobility problems do ask for a step to be provided to make it easier for them to get on or off the air boat.
At the end of the ride there is time for photographs of everyone in their windblown state to commemorate the ride.
There is nothing like the range of wild-life that you will see if you go to the Everglades but it is still an enjoyable trip. It may well wet your appetite for seeing the Everglades themselves but to make the most of that you would need to spend a few days. If you do this try to go on a night trip as you are then much more likely to see the full range of animals and it is very exciting speeding through the long grasses.
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Q: How to structure content types in drupal 7 I want to build a homebrew beer app and am at a loss for how to deal with structuring this type of content.
I have a Content Type called Recipe. Each recipe is comprised of Grain Type, Grain Amount, Hop Type, Hop Amount, Yeast Type and Yeast Amount. There are multiple Grains and Hops that can be used. For each: Grain, Hop and Yeast; there is data associated that I would like to display. I am getting hung up on if I should use Entity Relationship or Taxonomy Terms or both?
I have attached how I would like the pages to be laid out if this helps:
http://www.theidealform.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Recipe-Fields.png

After I get this structured correctly I am going to have to try to figure out how to have a selection screen that the user can hit "save" on and save the selection (of Grain, Hops or Yeast) back to their Recipe.
http://www.theidealform.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Selection-Screen.png

A: This would be a use for Entity Reference, not Taxonomy Terms. You'll probably also want to use Entity Reference Prepopulate so that when you create the Grain/Hop/Yeast, it already knows what Recipe node to reference it to, as opposed to having to set it manually via a select. Entity Prepopulate Reference: https://www.drupal.org/project/entityreference_prepopulate
As for your second question, if you want to direct the user somewhere after submitting a form, you can use the destination parameter to define where they should go. In your case, if you have a link on the page to create a new grain, you could modify the link so it's "/node/add/grain?destination=link_to_your_recipe_here", replacing link_to_your_recipe_here with the actual link of the recipe you'd like to go back to. When the user clicks on the link, they're taken to the Grain node creation form. Because of the destination parameter, when the save the form, they're then taken back to the recipe.
This page has more on using destination parameter: http://www.tecnomeme.it/appunti_web/how-add-destination-url-drupal


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Title: [A.M.A. 2] [Passed] Democratic Reform Amendment (October 2019)
Description: This amendment of the Twelfth Mandate of Lazarus establishes democracy in Lazarus whilst retaining the security afforded by the meritocracy it seeks to replace.
Passed on: 11-04-2019
Vote Margin: 100% (PASSED) / 0%
- 16 Ayes, 0 Nays, 1 Abstain
[Citizens Only🔒] Discussion thread: Link
Citizens Only🔒] Voting Thread: Link
Democratic Reform Amendment (October 2019)
Proposed By: McChimp
This amendment of the Twelfth Mandate of Lazarus establishes democracy in Lazarus whilst retaining the security afforded by the meritocracy it seeks to replace.
Section 1. Amendment of the Twelfth Mandate of Lazarus
(1) The preamble shall be amended to read:
In order to ensure a government that is stable, democratic, and fosters an active community, this Mandate has been established as the fundamental law by which Lazarus will be governed. This Mandate is the supreme law of Lazarus and, together with constitutional law, takes precedence over any other law or policy.
(2) Article I shall be amended to read:
I. Assembly of Lazarus
Composition of the Assembly
(1) The Assembly will be comprised of all citizens of Lazarus.
Powers of the Assembly
(2) The Assembly may establish and revise its own procedural rules by 50%+1 vote.
(3) The Assembly may enact, amend, or repeal general laws and resolutions by 50%+1 vote.
(4) The Assembly may enact, amend, or repeal treaties, at the request of the Prime Minister, by 50%+1 vote.
(5) The Assembly may declare war against another region or organization, and repeal a declaration of war, at the request of the Prime Minister, by two-thirds vote.
(6) The Assembly may remove the Assembly Speaker, the Prime Minister, a Cabinet Minister, a Court Justice, a Councillor of Lazarene Security, or any other government official established by law or policy from office, by two-thirds vote.
(7) The Assembly may remove the Delegate or Vice Delegate from office by three-quarters vote.
(8) The Assembly may declare a state of emergency, end a state of emergency declared by the Council on Lazarene Security, or extend a state of emergency ended by the Council, by three-quarters vote.
(9) The Assembly may amend this Mandate by three-quarters vote.
(10) The Assembly may enact constitutional laws and resolutions, bearing the same legal weight as this Mandate, and may amend or repeal such constitutional laws and resolutions, by three-quarters vote. Constitutional laws and resolutions must be explicitly designated as such within the text of each constitutional law or resolution, and may not either explicitly or implicitly amend or repeal this Mandate or other constitutional laws or resolutions.
Speaker of the Assembly
(11) The Delegate will appoint an Assembly Speaker to preside over the Assembly according to its procedural rules. Appointment of the Assembly Speaker will be subject to confirmation by 50%+1 vote of the Assembly.
(12) In the absence of procedural rules to settle a procedural matter in the Assembly, the Assembly Speaker may establish such rules. Procedural rules established by the Assembly Speaker will always be subordinate to the laws of Lazarus and procedural rules established by the Assembly.
(13) The Assembly Speaker will serve until resignation, removal from office by the Assembly or the Delegate, or automatic removal from office. The Assembly Speaker may not serve in any other office or stand for election while serving as Assembly Speaker.
(14) The Assembly may provide for the appointment and removal of deputies to the Assembly Speaker by law or through its procedural rules.
(3) Article II shall be amended to read:
II. Delegate of Lazarus
Establishment of the office of Delegate
(1) The Delegate will serve as head of state and lawful WA Delegate of Lazarus.
(2) The Delegate may not serve in any other office while serving as Delegate, except that the Delegate will be suspended from the Council of Lazarene Security if they are already a Councillor, but will automatically resume membership on the Council after their term as Delegate.
(3) The Delegate will serve until resignation, removal from office by the Assembly, or automatic removal from office.
Powers of the Delegate
(4) The Delegate may admit residents of Lazarus to citizenship. Further procedure for citizenship admission, including procedure for appealing rejection of a citizenship application by the Delegate, criteria residents must meet in order to be admitted as citizens as well as criteria for maintenance of citizenship and enforcement of such criteria, may be established by law.
(5) The Delegate may, subject to confirmation by 50%+1 vote of the Council on Lazarene Security, impose revocation of citizenship, ejection and/or ban from Lazarus, or other measures to preserve the security and stability of Lazarus, for whatever duration of time is determined appropriate. The Assembly may overturn such decisions by three-quarters vote.
(6) The Delegate may, subject to confirmation by 50%+1 vote of the Assembly or 50%+1 vote of the Council on Lazarene Security, establish and revise endorsement limits for Lazarus. The Delegate may enforce such limits and will be assisted by the Vice Delegate and Council on Lazarene Security as needed. The Vice Delegate and Councillors will not be subject to such endorsement limits.
Line of succession for the office of Delegate
(7) The Vice Delegate will be first in the line of succession, followed by each Councillor in the order determined by the Delegate with confirmation by 50%+1 vote of the Assembly. The first person in the line of succession who is willing and able to serve will succeed to the office of Delegate in the event that the office of Delegate is vacant.
(8) The Delegate may appoint the Vice Delegate or a Councillor to serve as Acting Delegate in the event of the Delegate's scheduled absence. In the event of the Delegate's unscheduled absence exceeding seven days, as certified by 50%+1 vote of the Council on Lazarene Security, the first person in the line of succession who is willing and able to serve will serve as Acting Delegate until the Delegate returns.
(4) Article IV shall be amended to read:
IV. Cabinet of Lazarus
Establishment of the office of Prime Minister
(1) The Prime Minister will serve as head of government.
(2) The Prime Minister may not serve in any other office while serving as Prime Minister.
(3) The Prime Minister shall be elected by majority instant-runoff vote for a four-month term. Elections shall be undertaken by the Assembly. Procedure for elections will be defined by law.
(4) The Prime Minister will serve until the end of their term or until resignation, removal from office by the Assembly, or automatic removal from office.
Establishment of the Cabinet
(5) The Prime Minister will set the course of the Cabinet with such ministries, programs, and activities as they determine are beneficial for Lazarus.
(6) The Prime Minister may issue executive directives to set public policy for executive ministries, programs, and activities. Such directives will remain in effect unless rescinded by the Prime Minister who issued them or a subsequent Prime Minister. Such directives may also be amended by the Prime Minister who issued them or a subsequent Prime Minister.
(7) The Prime Minister may appoint Cabinet Ministers to assist with executive ministries, programs and activities, and must fill any ministries mandated by law. Appointment of Cabinet Ministers will be subject to confirmation by 50%+1 vote of the Assembly.
(8) Cabinet Ministers will serve until the end of the Prime Minister's term or until resignation, removal from office by the Assembly or the Prime Minister, or automatic removal from office.
(9) The Prime Minister may provide for the appointment and removal of Cabinet deputies.
(5) Article V shall be amended to read:
V. Court of Lazarus
Composition of the Court
(1) The Court will be comprised of three Justices appointed by the Delegate, subject to confirmation by 50%+1 vote of the Assembly. Requirements for the recusal of Justices and procedure for the appointment of temporary Justices may be established by law.
(2) Justices will serve until resignation, removal from office by the Assembly, or automatic removal from office. Justices may not serve in any other office or stand for election while serving as Justices.
Powers of the Court
(3) Procedure for constitutional matters brought before the Court will be defined by law.
(4) The Court has the power, upon being petitioned by a citizen, to strike down any general law, treaty, or policy. in whole or in part, and restrain any government action, by two-thirds vote, if such violates this Mandate or any constitutional law.
(5) The Court may, upon being petitioned by a citizen, reconcile contradictions within and between this Mandate and constitutional laws, as well as contradictions within and between general laws, by two-thirds vote, maintaining minimal disruption to the intended purposes of the contradictory provisions.
(6) The Court may interpret and clarify provisions of law when posed in a legal question, by two-thirds vote, as prescribed by law.
(7) The Court may, upon being petitioned by a citizen, conduct Criminal Reviews in order to determine whether a person has committed a criminal offence. During a Criminal Review the person must be granted reasonable opportunity to defend themselves against the charges. Procedure for such Criminal Reviews may be established by law.
(8) Should the Court confirm by two-thirds vote that the person has committed a criminal offence after a Criminal Review, they may compel the Delegate to impose upon the person a punishment permitted by law, including revocation of citizenship, restriction of ability to vote and/or hold office, ejection and/or banishment from Lazarus and other measures.
(6) Article VII shall be amended to read:
VII. Regulation of Government Officials
Citizenship requirement for government officials
(1) The Delegate, the Vice Delegate, the Assembly Speaker, the Prime Minister, Cabinet Ministers, Court Justices, Councillors of Lazarene Security, or any other government official established by law or policy must be citizens of Lazarus.
(2) The Delegate may, at their discretion, authorize the Prime Minister to appoint residents of Lazarus who are not citizens to participate in executive ministries, programs, and activities, but such residents may not serve as government officials, including as deputies or military personnel of officer rank.
Automatic removal of government officials
(3) The Delegate, the Vice Delegate, the Assembly Speaker, the Prime Minister, Cabinet Ministers, Court Justices, Councillors of Lazarene Security, or any other government official established by law or policy will be automatically removed from office upon loss of citizenship or their nation in Lazarus voluntarily relocating or ceasing to exist.
(4) The Delegate, the Vice Delegate, or Councillors of Lazarene Security will be automatically removed from office upon their WA nation in Lazarus resigning or being expelled from the WA.
Provisional service of certain appointed government officials
(5) Appointed government officials who are subject to confirmation by the Assembly may serve on a provisional basis unless and until their confirmations are rejected by the Assembly.
(7) Article IX shall be amended to read:
IX. Constitutional Conventions
Procedure for initiating a constitutional convention
(1) The Assembly may initiate a constitutional convention for the purpose of repealing and replacing this Mandate by three-quarters vote.
Basic procedure for a constitutional convention
(2) Following initiation of a constitutional convention, the Assembly will establish procedure for the convention by 50%+1 vote. The Assembly may amend the procedure of the convention while the convention is ongoing by 50%+1 vote.
(3) During a constitutional convention, this Mandate, the institutions and offices established by and under this Mandate, and all laws and treaties established under this Mandate, will remain in force, until a new constitution is adopted by the convention.
(4) Should the convention fail to yield a new constitution, the Assembly may, by 50%+1 vote, adjourn the convention.
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I have to do some urgent things, during these days.
my father had a serious heart disease, and is in hospital.
during these days, most of my time has to be in hospital.
(God Bless, and thank Jesus Christ, my father is safe, now).
within my company (Asianux), I also have something to do.
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Former IMB VP says fired communicators 'grossly undervalued and maligned'
by Joni B. Hannigan , Editorial Staff | 23 February, 2016
(Christian Examiner/iStock)
RICHMOND, Va. (Christian Examiner) – A former high ranking administrator at the International Mission Board cried "foul" in an online posting last week following a statement by IMB President David Platt that 30 communications missionaries let go last month were downsized as the result of their failure to keep current in the digital age.
Calling Platt's statement about the team "patently inaccurate," Ken Winter said the team's "stellar efforts have been grossly undervalued and maligned."
Winter, who a year ago stepped down as vice president of church and partner services, in a Feb. 19 blog entry in which he spoke fondly of about 200 "gifted and godly" men and women who accepted a "voluntary retirement incentive" offered by the IMB, nonetheless had choice words about the suggested deficiencies attributed to the 30 others who were involuntarily "removed."
"Purportedly 'our mobilization efforts ... have not kept up with our times' and [we] 'struggle with employing new methods for reaching a changing audience' and 'have been disconnected from our field strategy,'" Winter wrote.
"This, too, is a team of gifted, godly, and passionate followers of Christ. [T]hey are some of the most gifted communicators in their respective crafts. They have been employing new methods for reaching a changing audience for years."
- Ken Winter, former IMB VP of church and partner services
Referencing a Feb. 17 Baptist Press release, Winter presumably was speaking of comments made by International Mission Board President David Platt, at a Feb. 16 meeting in Ponce, Puerto Rico, of Baptist state paper leaders.
In the release, Platt reportedley told leaders: "We are way behind in the development of a digital mindset that builds on customization and flexibility rather than predictability and uniformity. Our field and stateside communicators struggle with employing new methods for reaching a changing audience."
Referencing an earlier statement he made about the difference between God's perfect and God's permissive plan, Winters objected to Platt's assessment of the communication team's effectiveness.
"Again I experienced that same feeling that I wasn't witnessing God's perfect plan – but this time, every fiber of my being also cried 'foul'! Because I also know this team," said Winter, who served with the team nine years.
"This, too, is a team of gifted, godly, and passionate followers of Christ," Winter continued. "[T]hey are some of the most gifted communicators in their respective crafts. They have been employing new methods for reaching a changing audience for years."
Platt, in his explanation of why the mission agency closed the Richmond Communications Center at the IMB headquarters, cited a "stewardship of responsibility" to Southern Baptists who provide the resources used.
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IMB to reduce personnel by 600-800, reset the organization
"[O]ur home office mobilization efforts have been disconnected from our field strategy," Platt told Baptist paper leaders. "[I]t's clear we're sorely missing a culture of growth in which silos are broken down, mobilization needs are adequately addressed and mobilization goals are actually accomplished."
Winter said it is ironic to him that it is the same team that has "championed the role of the local church in mission and brought other parts of the organization along sometimes 'kicking and screaming'" – that has been "jettisoned."
"They have led the charge for those new methods and have been the conscience of that changing audience within the organization – even when the organization didn't want to acknowledge the changes," Winter said. "'[T]he only field strategy they were disconnected from were the strategies that advocated that the church's role was simply to 'pay, pray and get out of the way.'"
Winter wrote that he believes it is the responsibility of leadership to make decisions for the organization, and while he does "not begrudge them that right," he will pray for them.
To the communications team, he wrote:
"So allow me – on behalf of the thousands of churches – and hundreds of thousands of Southern Baptists that God has used them to awaken and mobilize in mission – to say to them, 'well done, good and faithful servants! You have run the race well. You have run it with excellence. Continue to run it with head held high wherever the Lord leads you.'"


Pietro Locatto was born in Turin in 1990. He musically grew up under the guidance of Stefano Grondona at the Conservatory of Vicenza, where he graduated with highest honors in 2008. Later, under the guidance of Frederic Zigante , he obtained second level teaching diploma at the Conservatory of Turin with the highest marks and second level concert diploma at the Conservatory of Alessandria with highest honors.
He followed courses of Laura Mondiello and Oscar Ghiglia getting scholarships and special awards including the Diploma of Merit of Accademia Musicale Chigiana of Siena.
He also attended masterclasses of masters like Paul Galbraith, CarlesTrepat, Jukka Savijoki, Arturo Tallini.
He is classified in various competitions: 1st prize at the National Competition XVII " Giulio Rospigliosi" Lamporecchio, 1st prize at the International Competition "Academy Award 2011" in Rome, 1st prize at the VII International Competition of musical performance "Città di Asti" (2012), 1st prize VII National Contest "Rotary Music" in Vercelli (2012), winner of the "Second Edition of the Festival of Young Musicians Concerts" organized by C. Porqueddu in Nuoro (2012), 3rd prize at the VI International Competition for classical Guitar "Ruggero Chiesa- Città di Camogli" (2012), 2nd prize at the "3rd International Guitar Competition Stefano Strata – Città di Pisa" and the 1st prize at the XV International Guitar Competition "Niccolò Paganini "in Parma (2013), winner of "Premio Campus 2014 – Campus festival 2014" and "Premio Campus 2015-Campus Festival 2015" in Bassano del Grappa (Vicenza), 2nd prize and pubblic prize at International Guitar Competition "Comarca el Contado2015" (Jaen-Spain), 4th prize at "Sevilla International guitar competition 2015" 1st prize at "Gianni Bergamo International guitar competition 2016", 3th prize at "London International Guitar Competition 2016", 1st Prize al "3rdBale-Valle International Guitar Competition 2017" (Croatia).
Invited to participate as a performer during the events related to the International Congress of Guitar in Alessandria he performs as a soloist and in various chamber ensembles in many festivals and towns in Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Croatia, England, Portugal.
From 2013 he takes part of the "Supernova" project directed by Arturo Tallini.
Now he has the prestigious "De Sono" italianscolarship and he has recently obteined a Master's degree at the Conservatory of Lugano with the highest honors under the guidance of Lorenzo Micheli and he is also assistant-teacher at the Conservatory of Alessandria.


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HomeSt. Louis CardinalsRob's Game ReportMonday's Game Report: Cardinals 1, Royals 0
Monday's Game Report: Cardinals 1, Royals 0
May 2, 2022 stlsportspage Rob's Game Report, St. Louis Cardinals 0
After watching Harrison Bader and Nolan Arenado hit home runs to help the Cardinals win a game on Sunday, manager Oli Marmol said it was fun to see – knowing it hasn't happened all that often lately.
Marmol got to see another home run on Monday – which turned out to be the only run the Cardinals needed to defeat the Royals.
This time the Cardinals didn't wait until the seventh inning, with Paul Goldschmidt hitting the homer in the first inning, and Steven Matz and three relievers protecting that lead for the rest of the game.
Here is how the game broke down:
At the plate: Goldschmidt's homer was his second of the season … The Cardinals had only three other hits in the game, a single by Brendan Donovan in the third, a single by Goldschmidt in the fourth and a double by Dylan Carlson in the eighth, which snapped an 0-of-18 streak … Andrew Knizner almost had another home run for the Cardinals, but Michael Taylor made a leaping catch over the center field wall to rob him of the would-be homer in the fifth inning.
On the mound: Matz worked the first six innings, scattering four hits. He did not walk a batter but did hit one while striking out four. Two of the hits were doubles, but each time the runner was stranded at second base … Kodi Whitley and Nick Wittgren each worked perfect 1-2-3 innings in relief before Giovanny Gallegos pitched around a two-out single in the ninth to earn the save.
Key stat: This was the fourth time in the history of Busch Stadium 3, since 2006, that the Cardinals won a game 1-0 with the only run scoring on a home run, the last time coming in 2019. It was the first time the home run was hit in the first inning.
Worth noting: To reach the mandated 26-man roster limit, pitcher Packy Naughton was optioned to Memphis and pitcher Aaron Brooks was designated for assignment. Brooks will have to clear waivers before he can be sent to Memphis … Drew VerHagen is scheduled to make a rehab start for Memphis on Tuesday night, and depending on the results, could either make one more rehab start or rejoin the active roster … As expected, Tommy Edman was out of the lineup on Monday for the first time this season. He left Sunday's game complaining of a tight hip flexor, but the injury is not considered serious and he could return to the lineup as soon as Tuesday night … Nolan Arenado was named the NL Player of the Month for April, the first time he has won the award since 2017 when he played for the Rockies.
Looking ahead: The two teams cross the state to play a two-game series beginning Tuesday night in Kansas City. Dakota Hudson is the scheduled starter.
Former Cardinal Danny Cox is among Missouri Sports Hall of Fame softball and baseball award winners
CARDINALS AUDIO: Oli Marmol – Monday May 2, 2022