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"Rocker" by Hollywood Rose
By GNR 1991
January 14, 2008 in MY WORLD
GNR 1991
I just recently discovered this song and the Hollywood Rose album, which is pretty good actually. This song really got my attention though, it's nothing too great, but it serves its purpose as a fun, rocking, 80's song. It's interesting to hear Axl sing before Guns. His voice is a little different from AFD, like he's just discovered he could sing this raspy. I love it though.
appetite4illusions
Location:Escaping New York...
I was real disapointed with the Hollywood Rose album. While it was nice to hear his voice a little bit rawer, the music was generic and generally uninspired considering it came from Axl Rose. Here's a video of them doing a couple of the numbers, it's cool to see a young Axl tearing it up like he's already a rock star.
I was actually pumped to hear the Rapidfire album because I can just imagine Axl hitting those Halford notes but it looks like it never made it past his lawyers.
F*ck Fear
For what it is, I like that cd. Rocker is my favorite track on it. Cool little disc.
What a fucking rip-off that CD was. Ugh, I'm still angry I bought it.
Estranged Reality
Same. Waste of money. It didn't even have a mandatory Gilby Clarke quote metal remix of "Killing Time" with spoken word montage featuring Michael J. Fox/Morgan Freeman spoken word solo showdown interspersed with clips from Back to the Future and Porky's Revenge. Gilby let me down big time. He could have at least thrown a few "FREE AT LAST!"s in there, or even just a subtle "This whole thing is fucked up" during the guitar solo. Disappointing to say the least.
Edited January 15, 2008 by Estranged Reality
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I liked it. Would have been better if there would just have been 5 songs as they were without the remix, or even better, if they put in some more songs.
Location:Michigan, US
Its cool to hear Axl pre-guns but the music is pretty lame
Chris Axl
Location:Oslo, Norway
Love the whole album
and The remixes are pretty cool. Specially the one with Gilby.
Location:Switzerland
I didn't like them at first, but meanwhile I love that CD. It's awesome if you put it in you feel like you're in a garage with them playing it right in front of you. My favourite song has to be Shadow Of Your Love. Awesome track.
Location:Behind.
You can see how AFD happened from Hollywood Rose stuff. Everything was in place apart from Slash to add some whisky to the fire.
icet224
I don't think Gilby really does stuff like that... Mother Goose does, but, he's definitely not Gilby
anyways, yeah, I love that whole cd, my favorite tracks are definitely Killing Time and Reckless Life, but, Shadow of Your Love and the original Anything Goes are close seconds... Rocker is alright

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Rock: Progressive Rock Moods: Type: Vocal
Warning in the Sky
by Sabattis
© Copyright - Dynamo City Publishing / Jargon Records (888174343365)
Recorded in March 1970, but not released until March 2011! This Rock "Gem" is a Masterpiece! Four long haired punks on Electric Guitar, Bass Drums & Hammond Organ, Cool lyrics! A unique sound, R & B - Acid laced, Early Progressive "Prog" Rock!
Genre: Rock: 70's Rock
1. Everyday Is Cool
2. Crystal Mirror
3. Warning in the Sky
4. Conversation With Billy
5. The Devil's in You
6. Bought and Sold
7. Green Glass and All That Jazz
These songs sat in a time capsule for over forty years before they were officially released! The band had hoped to land a big record deal with these recordings, but it never happened and within a year of recording these songs, the band was finished. This album was recorded by the now legendary recordist Mick Guzauski. These days Mick works with many of today's top recording artists such as Eric Clapton, Mariah Carey, Madonna, Burt Bacharach and many others, but it was a different time and place when the Sabattis project was recorded. The time - March 1970, the city - Rochester, New York. This project was recorded in Mick's parent's home where Mick had a studio setup in the basement. The guys could not get the Hammond organ into the basement so Gary Culotta played the organ in the "living" room while the other guys were in the basement...imagine the setting...these guys are recording this Rock Masterpiece with this massive Hammond organ sound emanating from the swirling leslie speaker while Mrs. Guzauski is walking by with her laundry basket and tending to her other household chores!
So after all these years, the album has finally been released and although the band was short lived and only recorded these songs, we are grateful that they gave us this much, because these songs really ROCK! This is some really Great Stuff!


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Q: Strtok + If Statement im new in here and im having a headache with my program,the thing is that i need to get a input from the keyboard and then separate it using strtok but have to separate the tokens using 4 diferent cases and in each case i need to print the result and save it to a string like this:
input String : Label Instruction #50,Y; Label <with>

and the output should look like this:
Label: Label
Instruction: Instruction
Character [1]: #50
Character [2]: Y
Comentaries: Label <with>

also it has to be able to reconize if a instruction is missed like this:
Input String: adda
Output String
Label: -----
Instruction: adda
Character 1: -----
Comentaries: -----

My code can accept the first and correct instruction but when i type a incorrect one like in the second input it ignores it and continue like the first atempt just ading  sometimes,i have tryed to use if to be able to separate each token with its delimeter but everitime i compile it it ignores the if statement no matter what argument i gave it i dont know what else to do
Heres my code
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <ctype.h>
int main() {     char word[256];
    fgets(word,256,stdin);
char *token;
while (token != NULL){
            char delimiter[]="\n , ;";
            token=strtok (word,delimiter);
            //if(token != "\n")            //{
            //char delimiter[]="\n , ;";
//token=strtok (word,delimiter);
//if (delimiter != " "||"\t" || "_")
            printf("Label \"%s\"\n", token);
token = strtok (NULL, "\n , ;");   //(NULL, "_,.-")//}
            //token=strtok (word,delimiter);            //}
//printf("Label ----------\n");
if (delimiter != "\n"||"\t")//{
            printf("Instruction \"%s\"\n", token);
token = strtok (NULL, "\n , ;");   //(NULL, "_,.-")//}
printf("Character \"%s\"\n", token);
token = strtok (NULL, "\n , ;");   //(NULL, "_,.-")
printf("Character 2 \"%s\"\n", token);
token = strtok (NULL, "\n , ;");   //(NULL, "_,.-")
printf("Comentaries \"%s\"\n",token);
token = strtok (NULL, ";");
//            printf("Character 2\"%s\"\n", token);
//           token = strtok (NULL, "\n , ;");   //(NULL, "_,.-")
token = NULL;}
//token = NULL;
//printf("Comentaries \"%s\"\n", token);
//token = NULL;
return(0);
}

the // coments are all my failed attempts to try to make it work =(
Can someone help me please?

A: char *token;
while (token != NULL){

where is token initialized?
Then:
if (delimiter != "\n"||"\t")

You are only comparing pointers in the if controlling expression: use strcmp function to compare strings.

A: I could see various problems with your code, as listed below:
1.Your while loop is based on token which is not initialized. Better use a do/while.
2.delimiter is a string and cannot be compared using != operator. Use strcmp/strncmp.
3.What is the point of checking delimiter in every iteration when it is the assigned the same value everytime? I am not sure what are you trying to achieve by doing that. AFAIK, the value of delimiter is not changed on a call to strtok.
4.token should pass through a NULL check before every call to strtok as you area allowed to enter a "wrong" string.
5.Nothing wrong with it, but why exactly was fgets used for taking input from stdin, when you could simply do a scanf?
Hope above solves your issues.

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Decision Summary: The Court found that the respondent Fredrick Toben, the Director of the "Adelaide Institute", had engaged in conduct that violated Part IIA of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth) by publishing on his website at adelaideinstitute.org (and other mirror sites) and through printed newsletters Holocaust denial and other anti semitic material. The Court ordered that Toben remove the material from his web sites, and that he be restrained from continuing to distribute the same or similar material via web sites or otherwise, and that he be required to pay the applicant's costs.
On 5 October 2000, the Human Rights & Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC) found that Fredrick Toben had engaged in unlawful conduct violating the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth) by publishing material that vilified Jews on the Adelaide Institute website. The Commission ordered Mr. Toben to remove the material from the web site, and to forward a letter of apology to the complainants in the terms set out in the Commission's decision.
On 30 March 2001, Jeremy Jones began proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia to enforce the decision of the Commission. Under the provisions of the Act at that time, the hearing before the Court was considered a hearing de novo although the Court could accept as evidence the decision of the Commission, as well as a copy of the record and documentary evidence that was before the Commission.
(a) an act is done for two or more reasons; and (b) one of the reasons is the race, colour or national or ethnic origin of a person (whether or not it is the dominant reason or a substantial reason for doing the act); then, for the purpose of this Part, the at is taken to be done because of the person's race, colour or national or ethnic origin.
18C (1) It is unlawful for a person to do an act, otherwise than in private, if: (a) the act is reasonably likely, in all the circumstances, to offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate another person or a group of people; and (b) the act is done because of the race, colour or national or ethnic origin of the other person or some or all of the people in the group.
(a) in the performance, exhibition or distribution of an artistic work; or (b) in the course of any statement, publication, discussion or debate made or held for any genuine academic, artistic or scientific purpose or any other genuine purpose in the public interest; or (c) in making or publishing: (i) a fair and accurate report of any event or matter of public interest; or (ii) a fair comment on any event or matter of public interest if the comment is an expression of a genuine belief held by the person making the comment.
Jeremy Jones is president of Executive Council of Australian Jewry. Fredrick Toben is the Director of the 'Adelaide Institute'.
The Court engaged in only a minimal review of the HREOC proceedings and this is summarized above.
The application by Mr. Jones was filed with the Court on 30 March 2001. At the early stages of the proceedings, Mr. Toben represented himself indicating that he had been unsuccessful in seeking to retain legal counsel. On 10 July 2001, Justice Branson declined to accept what Mr. Toben described as his "response and counterclaim" accompanied by an affidavit. After perusing the documents, Justice Branson described them as; a) failing to meet the requirements of the Federal Court Rules, b) being argumentative in that they sought relief against the applicant's "Stalinist-like court actions" and "blatant totalitarian behaviour", c) largely irrelevant to any question before the Court, and, d) making serious ad hominem attacks against the applicant and others including another Justice of the Federal Court.
After Justice Branson refused to accept his documents, Mr. Toben requested that the proceedings be moved, that the application be dismissed because the applicant was a "known Zionist" and "racist" and that Justice Branson recuse herself on the basis of bias.
Justice Branson indicated to Mr. Toben that such requests should be brought in the form of motions to the Court and should be devoid of any material that "is simply scandalous in nature". Justice Branson set down further dates for the filing and hearing of these motions if brought by Mr. Toben.
Mr. Toben filed a medical note with the Court indicating he would be unable to attend the scheduled Court hearing. The Court date was rescheduled for 15 August 2001 as a result.
Correspondence submitted by Mr. Toben seemed to indicate that he felt that he had filed a motion based on documents submitted to the Federal Court Registry. These documents sought a declaration that Mr. Toben was not in breach of the Racial Discrimination Act, that the hearing be moved to his location, that Justice Branson be removed for bias, and that the applicant be ordered to pay his costs. The document was supported by what Mr. Toben purported to be an affidavit arguing that Mr. Jones and the Executive Council of Australian Jewry were out to persecute him and that he was unable to secure legal counsel because they, "fear being pressured by the Applicant's Zionist racist organisation...". The document went on to question the policy basis of the Racial Discrimination Act, compared those involved in the administration of the Act to Nazi defendants at Nuremburg who claimed to be 'just following orders', and included "comments defamatory of a number of individuals, including another judge of the Court".
Mr. Toben was advised that the materials did not meet the requirements of the Federal Court Rules, but that Mr. Toben could peruse copies of the Rules through the Federal Court Registry.
Subsequently, Mr. Toben filed a request on 28 August 2001 that the proceedings be adjourned for "at least six months" on the basis that; a) he had been ill and unable to work on the matter, b) his inability to secure legal counsel because such counsel, "fear the Australian Jewish Zionist's power", and thus the proceeding should be stayed, and d) that his father was dying and required his assistance.
On 25 February 2002, Mr. Toben filed with the registry a document that was again argumentative, "was in no way responsive to the statement of claim", and did not meet the requirements of the Federal Court Rules. Mr. Toben also filed a separate document entitled as a notice of motion for dismissal of the application.
At the hearing on 14 March 2002, Justice Branson indicated that she would stand down the case until a defence had been filed or either party filed motions seeking interlocutory relief.
On 20 March 2002, applicant file motion for summary judgement, on 2 April 2002, respondent filed motion for summary dismissal including on the grounds that the RDA is unconstitutional.
At a hearing on 4 April 2002, Mr. Toben again asked that the proceedings be adjourned indefinitely based on his unsupported assertion that he was unable to secure legal counsel. Justice Branson rejected this request, and directed Mr. Toben to issue notices of constitutional question as required under the Judiciary Act. Mr. Toben's appeals of these decisions were rejected by the Full Court on 21 May 2002.
On 4 June 2002, Mr. Toben requested that he be permitted to be represented by a lay person who admitted to having no experience with the Federal Court. The respondent objected to this request. Justice Branson offered Mr. Toben a 10-day extension in which to file a defence during which time his request to be represented by this individual would be considered. Mr. Toben apparently expressed his opposition to this course of action, and again pressed his request that he be permitted to be represented by the lay person. When Justice Branson explained that she would consider the matter more fully if it could be shown that the lay person could contribute in some useful way, Mr. Toben in a dubious means of retaliation indicated that he would not speak anymore during the proceeding.
On 18 June 2002, and 2 July 2002, the Court heard the applicant's motion for the striking out of Mr. Toben's submissions to the extent that they purported to be legitimate pleadings, and for summary judgement and corresponding orders based on Mr. Toben's failure to follow the Court's direction that he file a defence by 15 February 2002.
Justice Branson rejected Mr. Toben's repeated assertions that he was unable to obtain legal counsel in the absence of any supporting evidence and that it was likely that his efforts had been restricted to attempting to obtain pro bono legal assistance without making any argument that he was unable to pay for such help.
Further, Justice Branson indicated that given Mr. Toben's extensive post secondary education, he would have been able to file a defence on his own with the assistance of registry staff had this been his intent.
Justice Branson went on to cite the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal decision in Citron v. Zundel with regard to the nature of the internet, and the evidence supporting the fact that Mr. Toben was in fact in control of the web sites and the Adelaide Institute.
In my view, the placing of material, whether text, graphics, audio or video, on a website which is not password protected is an act which causes words, sounds, images or writing to be communicated to the public in the sense that they are communicated to any person who utilises a browser to gain access to that website.
Clearly this part of the decision will raise concerns regarding the ability of racist groups within the Australian context to create web sites that are password protected, and therefore may be argued to be outside the prohibitions against racial hatemongering found in the RDA.
(c) Jewish people who are offended by and challenge Holocaust denial are of limited intelligence; and (d) some Jewish people, for improper purposes, including financial gain, have exaggerated the number of Jews killed during World War II and the circumstances in which they were killed.
The applicant had sought an order that the respondent had engaged in unlawful conduct contrary to the Racial Discrimination Act by publishing on his web site the material in question, an order restraining the respondent from continuing such activity, an apology, and an order for costs.
The Court felt that as in the Jones v. Scully decision, ordering an apology would be futile under the circumstances.
With regard to the potential ability of others to attempt to subvert any court orders to remove content from the respondent's web site, Justice Branson adopted the reasoning of the Cdn. Human Rights Tribunal in Zundel where they indicated that further complaints could be filed, and that the decision would have symbolic, educational and preventive value as well.
(d) some Jewish people, for improper purposes, including financial gain, have exaggerated the number of Jews killed during World War II and the circumstances in which they were killed.
Justice Branson further issued a restraining order that Mr. Toben not publish, or republish to the public either by himself or through any agent or employee any material outlined above either on the Internet or otherwise [presumably this will encompass Mr. Toben's printed newsletters as well].
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I agree with you completely when it comes to the repositories proposed.
So, you believe we should start making PRs on these repositories as the next step? What about PSC on project-agile? Is this something the community need to vote for?
I tested some of your modules on our DB and found some performance issues about init script and stored computed fields: we have about 6000 tasks and the installation would take about 17 hours.
I didn't report them yet, waiting for the PRs on OCA repositories, as you previously suggested.
Thanks, as soon as we resolve these issues with repositories, we will rock and roll.


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Warnke, William W. (spouse of Charlotte) was born in 1853, died in 1945, and was buried in Pardeeville Cemetery.
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WARNKE, WILLIE A. was born 11 April 1883, received Social Security number 461-38-6859 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 15 April 1967
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WARNKE, WILMA was born 1 March 1920, received Social Security number 505-20-2856 (indicating Nebraska) and, Death Master File says, died July 1976
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WARNKE, WILMA W. was born 29 March 1917, received Social Security number 391-12-3568 (indicating Wisconsin) and, Death Master File says, died 27 November 2011
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WARNKE, WINIFRED M. was born 16 December 1920, received Social Security number 395-05-3760 (indicating Wisconsin) and, Death Master File says, died 28 September 1988
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WARNKE, WM. (father), and MAY HOKETT, had a baby, JAMES WILLIAM WARNKE born 3 Feb 1914 in MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA, U.S.A..
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WARNKE BURTON, KATHARYN ROSE was born 27 April 1987 to ALEXANDRIA M. WARNKE (possibly her maiden name) in Fayette County, Kentucky, United States of America.
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WARNKEN, ADELE CLARA was born 15 Jun 1877 (child of SCHROEDER (mother)) died 17 Dec 1962 in ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MINNESOTA, U.S.A.
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WARNKEN, ADELL married 15 Dec 1915 in KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, U.S.A. a groom named DAVID LAFAVOR.
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WARNKEN, AGNES was 73 years old, residing in residence code 7093, when she died on 2 June 1959 in New York, U.S.A.
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WARNKEN, AILEEN L. was born 4 December 1903, received Social Security number 566-28-3687 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 10 December 1997
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WARNKEN, ALBERTA was born 17 July 1870, received Social Security number 501-52-8919 (indicating North Dakota) and, Death Master File says, died July 1970
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WARNKEN, ALBERTO F. was born 25 December 1932, and died 24 September 2001, according to New Jersey, U.S.A. death index entry number 20010049725
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WARNKEN, ALBERTO F. was born 25 December 1932, received Social Security number 149-30-3140 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died 24 September 2001
WARNKEN, ALFRED was born 28 August 1905, received Social Security number 077-03-0061 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died October 1972
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WARNKEN, ALICE was born 5 April 1907, received Social Security number 451-54-0149 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 3 July 1997
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WARNKEN, ALICE was born 13 August 1907, received Social Security number 299-40-6183 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died January 1983
WARNKEN, ALICE was born 19 June 1917, received Social Security number 451-35-6365 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 5 May 2002
WARNKEN, ALICE E. was born 8 June 1919, received Social Security number 477-12-6620 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died 23 May 1999
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Warnken, Alice Edith, wife of Robert G. Warnken, was born 8 June 1919, died 23 May 1999, and was buried in Section 13, Site 624 in Ft. Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America.
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WARNKEN, ALICE I. was born 8 May 1918, received Social Security number 524-05-3941 (indicating Colorado) and, Death Master File says, died 28 February 2010
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WARNKEN, ALINE was born 5 October 1916, received Social Security number 500-03-5403 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 27 June 2000
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WARNKEN, ALLEN M. was born 23 March 1919, received Social Security number 515-05-3101 (indicating Kansas) and, Death Master File says, died 13 November 1996
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WARNKEN, ALLETA M. was born 3 November 1905, received Social Security number 072-16-4562 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 12 July 1996
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WARNKEN, ALTON A. was born 28 June 1914, received Social Security number 465-10-8148 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 25 July 2003
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WARNKEN, ALVIN was born 12 September 1908, received Social Security number 452-48-2956 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died August 1983
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WARNKEN, ALVIN E. was born 15 April 1925, received Social Security number 468-24-9174 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died 1 May 2000
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WARNKEN, ANGELINE was born 11 October 1878, received Social Security number 197-26-1851 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died March 1963
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WARNKEN, ANNA was born 2 June 1918, received Social Security number 054-07-6725 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 8 May 1988
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WARNKEN, ANNA was born 4 September 1891, received Social Security number 158-01-0912 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died November 1981
WARNKEN, ANNA was born 17 December 1890, received Social Security number 276-62-9188 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died September 1979
WARNKEN, ANNA was born 24 July 1903, received Social Security number 060-52-6787 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died February 1984
WARNKEN, ANNA M. was 89 years old, residing in residence code 2909, when she died on 2 February 1963 in New York, U.S.A.
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WARNKEN, ARTHUR was born 26 September 1917, received Social Security number 701-01-5764 (indicating Railroad Board) and, Death Master File says, died August 1983
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WARNKEN, ARTHUR was born 30 July 1877, received Social Security number 270-05-4537 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died January 1974
WARNKEN, ASHTON J. was born 5 March 1924, received Social Security number 436-26-2616 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died 14 April 2000
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WARNKEN, ATLIN was born 30 October 1908, received Social Security number 461-18-5547 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 14 May 1994
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WARNKEN JR, AUGUST married a bride named PATRICIA POWERS in the year 1968 on license number 23709 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A.
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WARNKEN, AUGUST was born 20 February 1904, received Social Security number 052-09-8220 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died August 1986
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WARNKEN, AUGUST was 60 years old, residing in residence code 4102, when he died on 16 October 1958 in New York, U.S.A.
WARNKEN, AUSTIN D. was born 10 March 1914, received Social Security number 538-24-2872 (indicating Washington) and, Death Master File says, died 4 September 1994
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WARNKEN, AZORIE was born 25 January 1903, received Social Security number 434-36-1075 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died November 1986
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WARNKEN, BABY GIRL was born in MINNESOTA (child of NELSON (mother)) died 28 Jun 1958 in STEARNS COUNTY, MINNESOTA, U.S.A.
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WARNKEN, BAILEY J. was born 12 January 1907, received Social Security number 432-60-1570 (indicating Arkansas) and, Death Master File says, died 23 January 1996
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Warnken, Barbara Ann, wife of John Clark Warnken, was born 8 February 1942, died 3 May 2016, and was buried in Section N-20, Row 7, Site 2 in Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery in Owings Mills, Maryland, United States of America.
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WARNKEN, BARBARA SUE was born 26 December 1947 in Missouri, United States of America. Special thanks to Reclaim the Records. Please consider donating to them.
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WARNKEN, BELLE was born 3 September 1899, received Social Security number 078-38-2907 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 4 June 1990
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WARNKEN, BERNICE was born 15 June 1928, received Social Security number 558-30-6168 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died May 1974
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WARNKEN, BERNICE D. was born 6 September 1924, received Social Security number 393-20-7910 (indicating Wisconsin) and, Death Master File says, died 7 October 1991
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WARNKEN, BERTHA J. was born 9 June 1897, received Social Security number 173-50-8238 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 2 April 1991
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WARNKEN, BERTHA P. was born 30 September 1914, received Social Security number 508-78-5733 (indicating Nebraska) and, Death Master File says, died 20 June 2010
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Warnken, Bertha R., wife of George Warnken, died 27 March 1950, and was buried in Section K, Site 17578 in Long Island National Cemetery in Farmingdale, New York, United States of America.
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WARNKEN, BESSIE was born 4 September 1894, received Social Security number 215-50-6174 (indicating Maryland) and, Death Master File says, died November 1973
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WARNKEN, BETTY M. was born 7 July 1931, received Social Security number 358-24-1191 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 8 October 2006
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WARNKEN, BLANCHE was born 5 July 1902, received Social Security number 501-07-9975 (indicating North Dakota) and, Death Master File says, died February 1984
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WARNKEN, BOBBY E. was born 28 December 1918, received Social Security number 461-09-6684 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 26 November 1993
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WARNKEN, BRITTNEY M. married ADAM M. HUNLEY on 2 June 2007 using a marriage license issued in Hamilton County, Indiana, United States of America.
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WARNKEN, BRUNO was born 8 January 1930, received Social Security number 213-66-5703 (indicating Maryland) and, Death Master File says, died December 1985
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WARNKEN, BYRON C who was 31 (born ABT 1951) married 6 AUG 1982 in ATASCOSA COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a bride named MARY D MCDANIEL who was 27 (born ABT 1955).
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WARNKEN, CALVIN J. was born 18 July 1928, received Social Security number 435-38-6142 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died 15 May 2009
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WARNKEN, CARRIE A. was born 10 June 1906, received Social Security number 463-98-3215 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 30 December 2002
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WARNKEN, CASSANDRA S. married MICHAEL W. HELTON on 23 August 2014 using a marriage license issued in Dearborn County, Indiana, United States of America.
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WARNKEN, CATHARINE was born 21 March 1882, received Social Security number 551-60-9360 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died March 1969
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WARNKEN, CATHERINE was born 3 October 1919, received Social Security number 090-12-8416 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 14 October 1995
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WARNKEN, CATHRYNE was born 23 October 1886, received Social Security number 463-03-9160 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died April 1975
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WARNKEN, CHAD married NANCY LYNN SLIBEN 29 April 2006 in Point Pleasant Beach Boro, Ocean County, New Jersey, United States of America. Special thanks to Reclaim The Records. Please consider donating to them.
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WARNKEN, CHARLES was born 12 March 1898, received Social Security number 465-26-6490 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died August 1975
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WARNKEN, CHARLES was born 23 August 1882, received Social Security number 434-24-5761 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died November 1964
WARNKEN, CHARLES L. was born 18 August 1952, received Social Security number 350-46-9852 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 29 November 2008
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WARNKEN, CHRIS was born 19 August 1912, received Social Security number 212-09-2481 (indicating Maryland) and, Death Master File says, died July 1987
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WARNKEN, CLARA was born 10 March 1901, received Social Security number 469-76-7748 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died April 1987
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WARNKEN, CLARA was born 31 March 1887, received Social Security number 510-46-0578 (indicating Kansas) and, Death Master File says, died June 1975
WARNKEN, CLARA AGUSTA was born 10 Mar 1901 in MINNESOTA (child of ERDMANN (mother)) died 27 Apr 1987 in WINONA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, U.S.A.
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WARNKEN, COLLEEN A. was born 4 March 1937, received Social Security number 506-50-6301 (indicating Nebraska) and, Death Master File says, died 12 June 2005
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WARNKEN, CONNIE G who was 19 (born ABT 1952) married 19 JUN 1971 in FAYETTE COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named THOMAS A VOGT who was 23 (born ABT 1948).
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WARNKEN, CRYSTAL E who was 42 (born ABT 1933) married 17 MAY 1975 in BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named DENNIS W SHORT who was 59 (born ABT 1916).
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WARNKEN, CYNTHIA BURK was born 19 February 1956 in Missouri, United States of America. Special thanks to Reclaim the Records. Please consider donating to them.
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WARNKEN, DAKOTA PAUL was born 24 February 1993 in Missouri, United States of America. Special thanks to Reclaim the Records. Please consider donating to them.
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WARNKEN, DALE P. was born 22 October 1958, received Social Security number 436-11-9620 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died 5 January 2002
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WARNKEN, DARREN was born 25 April 1967, received Social Security number 063-62-8809 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 13 January 2001
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WARNKEN, DAVID G. was born 7 August 1963, received Social Security number 444-66-7918 (indicating Oklahoma) and, Death Master File says, died 4 November 2009
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WARNKEN, DAVID PAUL was born 6 April 1961 in Missouri, United States of America. Special thanks to Reclaim the Records. Please consider donating to them.
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WARNKEN, DEAN K who was 32 (born ABT 1960) married 25 APR 1992 in HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a bride named MONICA K NORRIS who was 35 (born ABT 1957).
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WARNKEN, DEBORAH G who was 30 (born ABT 1963) married 23 OCT 1993 in DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named STEPHEN E HULSEY who was 29 (born ABT 1964).
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Warnken, Debra Ann and Neil Vaughn Jurgens, having been issued marriage license number 16,839 in Lancaster County, Nebraska, United States of America, had a wedding ceremony on 19 April 1975 in Nebraska.
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WARNKEN, DELLA was born 14 October 1899, received Social Security number 506-48-7310 (indicating Nebraska) and, Death Master File says, died March 1983
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WARNKEN, DELMAR F. died 17 April 1992 in Missouri, United States of America. Special thanks to Reclaim the Records. Please consider donating to them.
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WARNKEN, DELMAR F. was born 10 January 1911, received Social Security number 494-40-7461 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 17 April 1992
WARNKEN, DELPHA was born 25 April 1903, received Social Security number 263-78-4940 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died May 1991
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Warnken, Delpha Seevers, wife of Frank E. Warnken, was born 25 April 1903, died 29 May 1991, and was buried in Section 35, Site 4395 in Barrancas National Cemetery in Pensacola, Florida, United States of America.
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Microfluidic concepts and challenges for the characterization and sorting of bioparticles
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Husband of S'porean woman killed in car crash in Hokkaido attends wake: 'Only thing I could hear was my wife screaming in the car'
January 20, 2023 /in Mothership /by
Karthik Balasubramanian, the husband of the Singaporean woman who was killed in a fatal car accident in Hokkaido, Japan has returned to Singapore on Jan. 18 evening.
The 44-year-old attended his wife and younger daughter's wake the next day, reported The Straits Times.
The four-month-old girl was also killed in the accident.
His elder daughter, Aanya, aged three, has also returned home after being discharged from a Hokkaido hospital a few days ago.
Speaking to ST, Karthik confirmed he was driving the rental car when tragedy struck on Jan. 10.
Karthik shared that he and his 41-year-old wife, Lin Xiuyue, had travelled to Japan many times previously, including two winter visits to Hokkaido.
He said they preferred driving on their own, rather than joining tour groups.
He said his wife and two daughters were seated at the back seat when their vehicle collided with the dump truck.
Karthik also shared with Shin Min Daily News that he relied on Google Maps for navigation because he was not familiar with the roads in Kamifurano.
According to him, the road was difficult to drive on, and visibility was also poor:
"When the accident happened, I could only see around 150m to 200m ahead. Additionally, as the road was built on a mountain, it kept going up and down and up and down. Both sides of the road were also covered in snow, making them very slippery, so I drove very slowly".
Karthik told Shin Min he ended up not noticing the oncoming truck because Google Maps did not remind him to make a stop ahead, and he was checking the road signs to determine which road to take.
He also shared with ST that when he finally saw the stop sign from approximately 150m away and started applying the brakes, it was already too late.
"The only thing I could hear was my wife screaming in the car, like one loud scream," he said.
Passers-by extended help after accident
After hearing his wife's scream, Karthik told ST that he blacked out for a few minutes before he was awoken by his smartwatch that alerted him that he had been in an accident.
When he noticed his wife and his younger daughter were unconscious and badly injured, he rushed over to resuscitate them, reported Shin Min.
Karthik also shared that local drivers and passers-by offered their help by calling the ambulance and compressing his wife's chest while he tried to give her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
His wife and younger daughter were taken to the hospital shortly after.
Wife and younger daughter passed away in hospital
Unfortunately, the doctors at the Hokkaido hospital tried to restart his wife's heart but failed, according to Karthik.
While his younger daughter did not sustain any physical injuries, he said she still cannot recover from the shock of the accident.
He also shared with ST that he and his elder daughter only suffered minor injuries — Aanya needed stitches for her head, while he sustained a hip fracture.
He said he chose to let his hip heal naturally while taking painkillers, rather than undergo surgery, because he cannot be bedridden when he has a daughter to take care of.
Family was planning to celebrate CNY together
According to ST, Karthik's sister flew to Singapore to support him after the accident.
His mother will also be coming over next month.
Karthik said Lin's family and friends have been "very supportive and encouraging," which helped to motivate him to carry on.
According to ST, Karthik's wife was on maternity leave when her family visited Japan and had planned to return home to celebrate Chinese New Year (CNY).
Lin was also planning to return to work as a teacher at Nan Chiau Primary School after her holiday.
Lin's brother-in-law told ST that her aged parents were stricken with grief upon learning about the deaths of their daughter and granddaughter.
He also shared that the family had been looking forward to celebrating this Lunar New Year together as a big group after two years of Covid-19 restrictions.
"Nobody knows why things happen. We just have to try our best to cope and to move on," he said.
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Excellent craft and educational activities like singing and reading books when playing indoors.
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Our hikes have been praised in a wide variety of media, including New York magazine, the NY Daily News, and USA Today, and one of our trips was the subject of an article in the New York Times Magazine (2/4/07). Charlie was also interviewed on the national NBC Nightly News. 2017 is our 37th year!
Yes, fall has arrived. The days are slowly shortening once again, spells of hot and humid weather will soon be increasingly unlikely as we wend our way into autumn, and summer's superabundant sunshine will become a somewhat scarcer commodity during the coming months.
But along with later sunrises, earlier sunsets, and cooler temperatures, those of us who love nature-based activities like hiking have other treats awaiting us -- not the least of which is fall foliage, which usually arrives to brilliantly transform the mountain forests of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and other northeastern states in late September at higher elevations, continues throughout the month of October, and often extends into November in the lowlands.
Many of us have seasonal preferences. Some (but far from all of us, to be sure) revel in summer heat, and others (a minority around here) favor the snow-season. Complaints about temperatures and weather are part of the daily discourse for many people in this part of the country.
But who has a problem with autumn? At no time of year are the forests more brightly colorful, rarely is the air crisper, cleaner, or more delicious, and never are conditions for hiking more invigorating, exhilarating, and euphoric. For some of us, fall is also a time to begin new projects, start new classes, explore new directions, and fill up our calendars with social and cultural events. But don't let this season slip by without savoring autumn's glories in the wild!


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The BUWOG Group's employees are not only high performers in their day-to-day work, but also quite active in sports, as is shown by an entire series of regular events in which BUWOG is represented with a formidable team.
In the last few months our trainees took advantage of BUWOG's offer to discuss professional challenges in project groups and to develop their own ideas about them. Our shared objective was to give our trainees an opportunity to meet a specific challenge besides day-to-day business at school and in the office and to take advantage of perspectives that are new and not preconceived, reflect on current ideas in their specific professional areas as well as to perhaps provide new inspiration.
Twice per year we invite our employees to take part in a property tour through Vienna and, as part of it, to visit our latest projects and gain insight into our development activities.
For the first time in its history, on 28 and 29 April, the first anniversary of its listing, BUWOG AG gave private investors the chance to meet directly on location with members of the Executive Board and Operational Management.


Some 40 per of people who leave Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) will reclaim benefits within six months and 60 per cent will reclaim benefits within two years. Put simply, JCP fails to monitor how many people they are actually helping into work and it is also not particularly successful in finding people sustainable employment. This urgently needs to be reformed because it is bad for taxpayers (estimates show that £520m could be saved) and even worse for claimants.
We also heard that 25 per cent of referrals to the Work Programme, who by definition have been with JCP for 9-12 months, still lack an up-to-date CV. There were other examples of JCP not knowing that claimants were homeless despite 'working' with them for months. Indeed, this service has even led one charity to setup their own system of supported housing and employment support which bypasses JCP altogether.
JCP needs to work with businesses and charities effectively so that they find as many vacancies as possible in their local area and match jobseekers with the right skills. Disappointingly, this was not what we saw. Small businesses are the lifeblood of the British economy and make up 80 per cent of UK employers.
According to the Federation of Small Businesses, however, only 20 per cent use JCP and only one in six rate the service as effective or very effective. It is crucial that JCP is fully engaged with local businesses and that it is providing training for unemployed people who with the right help, could move into work. Only 6 per cent of all JCP staff are tasked with engaging businesses and that needs to change.
The recommendations we have made to reform JCP would improve the service significantly. By adopting the internationally recognised Australian model, we believe Britain can reap the rewards in a similar way. In a major study, the OECD said that this system was one of the main factors in explaining why Australia has had the highest annual employment rate in the G7 and G20 since 2009.
It also has a lower unemployment rate than the UK, Germany and US. From day one of your claim in Australia, you are fully assessed to work out what support is required to get you back to work and then you receive assistance from the best providers in the private and voluntary sector. Providers are only paid on the results they achieve but the evidence is quite clear, these providers are delivering and helping people back to work. By implementing what we have proposed, the UK can help many more people find meaningful and sustainable work. That, surely, would be good for everyone.


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"There's a reason for Facebook's failure that even industry pundits might understand," explains Karr. "Facebook has long been aware that its ad-driven business model was amplifying hateful and divisive posts over users' friendlier fare. But it chose to bury an internal report warning against the use of its engagement algorithms in this way." (Image: Stop Hate for Profit)
#StopHateforProfit: What Pundits Get Wrong About the Facebook Ad Boycott
To stop profiting from hate—and align the company more closely with its mission—Facebook would have to rewire the technology that drives its multi-billion-dollar advertising enterprise.
Tim Karr
"Yes, but …"
That's the opening refrain of many media pundits when asked to comment on the phenomenal success of the #StopHateForProfit boycott, which now counts more than 750 companies pausing their Facebook advertising in July to protest the spread of racism on the platform.
"Business as usual isn't good enough."
Yes, but the monthly advertising budget of these companies is only a sliver of the ad revenues Facebook takes in each year.
Yes, but Facebook's stock price, which dropped some eight percent at the outset of the campaign, will rebound soon.
Yes, but this is only a temporary public-relations stunt; these companies will return to advertising on Facebook as usual.
Yes, but.
There's something missing from these fresh takes: For the past two weeks, the #StopHateForProfit boycott has been shifting the ground under Facebook's feet in ways that bean counters in the commenting class can't seem to tabulate.
This shift isn't about revenues, or profits or market valuations. It's broad and deep, and already taking root in Silicon Valley, where popular social-media sites including Reddit, Twitch and YouTube recently deplatformed dangerous, racist content that had found a home on their services.
Even Facebook blinked, announcing last Friday a handful of policy changes designed to curtail the spread of hateful activities so, in Zuckerberg's words, "people can hold us accountable for progress."
Despite the gesture, Zuckerberg thinks Facebook can wait out this boycott without making more meaningful concessions or taking seriously the very real complaints that racial-justice advocates are leveling against the company.
Zuckerberg admitted as much during a company town hall last Friday, where he told employees that he won't change policies "because of a threat to a small percent of our revenue," The Information reports.
"Zuckerberg thinks Facebook can wait out this boycott without making more meaningful concessions or taking seriously the very real complaints that racial-justice advocates are leveling against the company."
Yes, but … the real shift is happening outside Facebook headquarters, where it's spread beyond Zuckerberg's control. It's a change to ideas about hate speech and disinformation that Facebook will have to reckon with soon if it hopes to remain culturally relevant.
"We've long had this debate on Reddit and internally, weighing the trade-offs between speech and safety," Reddit CEO Steve Huffman told the New York Times. "There's certain speech—for example, harassment and hate—that prevents other people from speaking. And if we have individuals and communities on Reddit that are preventing other people from using Reddit the way we intend, then that means they're working directly against our mission."
Practicing what they preach
Reddit's mission—"to bring community and belonging to everybody in the world"—is not unlike Facebook's: "to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together."
The only difference is that Reddit now seems dedicated to practicing what it preaches. And that includes evicting those who have weaponized its platform to harass, humiliate, silence and even incite violence against people who are less privileged.
External pressures have brought Reddit and other social media companies to accept a greater degree of responsibility toward their communities. In 2020, we've witnessed "a perfect storm of factors" driving these changes, writes Siva Vaidhyanathan. These include a popular backlash against COVID-19 disinformation on these networks, calls from supporters of the Movement for Black Lives to do a better job addressing bigotry, and disgust with a president who uses his social-media platform to egg on white supremacists and divide people.
The #StopHateForProfit campaign was the tipping point.
For years, social media platforms have talked a good game about their responsibility to build more open, equitable and democratic communities online. It's only in the past weeks that public pressure joined forces with advertisers to compel the industry to start owning up to its pledges.
The largest and most powerful social media company, Facebook has been reluctant to move with the times.
A study by the global nonprofit Avaaz found dozens of Facebook groups and pages with content explicitly calling for a race war in the United States. Many of these pages were created after Facebook claimed to have changed its policies to prevent the spread of such content.
Pressure from the outside in
There's a reason for Facebook's failure that even industry pundits might understand.
"The largest and most powerful social media company, Facebook has been reluctant to move with the times."
Facebook has long been aware that its ad-driven business model was amplifying hateful and divisive posts over users' friendlier fare. But it chose to bury an internal report warning against the use of its engagement algorithms in this way.
The pressure to make that happen—and for Facebook to meet the many other demands put forth by the #StopHateForProfit campaign—has to come from the outside in.
Advertisers need to work with advocates to extend and expand the advertising boycott until Facebook changes its hate-powered business model. People need to pressure lawmakers to demand transparency and accountability from Facebook executives. We all need to support employees within Facebook, who are urging their bosses to do better.
Business as usual isn't good enough. American culture has shifted. Facebook must change, too.
Tim Carr is the Campaign Director for Free Press and SavetheInternet.com. Karr oversees campaigns on public broadcasting and noncommercial media, fake news and propaganda, journalism in crisis, and the future of the Internet. Before joining Free Press, Tim served as executive director of MediaChannel.org and vice president of Globalvision New Media and the Globalvision News Network.
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Prison Department yesterday announced that they had taken into custody 73 mobile phones, 54 SIM cards, seven sachets of heroin, and one gramme of ganja from convicted prisoners serving jail terms for different crimes they had committed.
Those had been detected by the officers during surprise raids they had been conducting since January 08 to date in the main prisons around the country.
The raids had been conducted on the directive of Justice Minister Wijedasa Rajapakshe after having come to know about the illegal activities of the inmates.
Prison Department request the general public to help them in rehabilitating the inmates by not smuggling in those contrabands into the prisons.
A mechanism is on the cards to detect those smuggling contrabands into prisons.


A letter from Bolney Resources Ltd to the Department of Energy and Climate Control dated June 2011 has come to light through a Freedom of Information Request which states that Bolney Resources Ltd intended to hydraulically fracture in the Weald Basin. Cuadrilla Resources Ltd assigned its interest to Bolney Resources Ltd in April 2009. Balcombe Parish Council has been asked to publish this letter (below) but sought to clarify its authenticity before so doing. We have now had confirmation from Cuadrilla that this is a genuine letter and yesterday Cuadrilla sent an email issuing this statement (please click on the link).


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'Students First Education Always' is our endeavour in grooming the students of the millennial by amalgamating the challenges of education and technology so as to bring about a dynamic transformation in the individual.
The school aims at strengthening the potentialities of the children by constructive and creative activities for all round development of personality. In addition, building of character, team spirit, dedication to purpose, patriotic outlook and sense of citizenship are inclucated in children.
To initiate and promote experimentation and innovativeness in education in collaboration with other bodies like the CBSE, NCERT.
To develop the spirit of national integration and create a sense of "Patriotism" among Children.
To maintain the quality of teaching is kept reasonable high by maintaining an appropriate teacher pupil ratio and by appointing suitable teachers with high academic qualifications.


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from __future__ import absolute_import
import importlib

from .messages import MESSAGES
from .segments import SEGMENTS
from .fields import FIELDS
from .datatypes import DATATYPES, DATATYPES_STRUCTS
from .groups import GROUPS

from hl7apy.exceptions import ChildNotFound

ELEMENTS = {'Message': MESSAGES, 'Group': GROUPS, 'Segment': SEGMENTS,
            'Field': FIELDS, 'Component': DATATYPES, 'SubComponent': DATATYPES,
            'Datatypes_Structs': DATATYPES_STRUCTS, 'Table': {}}

def get(name, element_type):
    try:
        return ELEMENTS[element_type][name]
    except KeyError:
        raise ChildNotFound(name)

def find(name, where):
    """
    >>> from hl7apy.core import Segment
    >>> from hl7apy import find_reference
    >>> find_reference('UNKNOWN', (Segment, ), '2.3')  # doctest: +IGNORE_EXCEPTION_DETAIL
    Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
    ChildNotFound: No child named UNKNOWN
    """
    for cls in where:
        try:
            return {'ref': get(name, cls.__name__), 'name': name, 'cls': cls}
        except ChildNotFound:
            pass
    raise ChildNotFound(name)

def is_base_datatype(datatype):
    return datatype in BASE_DATATYPES

def get_base_datatypes():
    return BASE_DATATYPES

def _load_base_datatypes():
    base_datatypes = ('ST', 'ID', 'DT', 'FT', 'IS', 'NM', 'SI', 'TM', 'TX', 'TN', 'WD')
    module = importlib.import_module("hl7apy.base_datatypes")
    dts = {}
    for cls in base_datatypes:
        cls = getattr(module, cls)
        dts[cls.__name__] = cls
    return dts

BASE_DATATYPES = _load_base_datatypes()

ST = BASE_DATATYPES['ST']
ID = BASE_DATATYPES['ID']
DT = BASE_DATATYPES['DT']
FT = BASE_DATATYPES['FT']
IS = BASE_DATATYPES['IS']
NM = BASE_DATATYPES['NM']
SI = BASE_DATATYPES['SI']
TM = BASE_DATATYPES['TM']
TX = BASE_DATATYPES['TX']
TN = BASE_DATATYPES['TN']
WD = BASE_DATATYPES['WD']

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Meet Kathaleen – Being a Nine of Clubs Birth Card, I am the Card of Universal Knowledge and the Giver of Knowledge. How wonderfully accurate this card fits me, as I have been gathering and sharing knowledge all of my life. I am always looking for new ways to empower others and myself. Knowledge and experience offers choice and gives you the option to see different possibilities and new avenues of direction.
I am on a spiritual journey. I believe we are all on a spiritual journey and we incarnate into this lifetime to learn lessons, work out our karma and grow spiritually. I will help you take a closer look at your life path and open your eyes to the possibilities that lie ahead. The clients that come to me are special and there is purpose in our connecting, although we may not always know why. Nothing happens by accident!
My background is wide and varied. I am a Certified Magi Counselor trained and certified in the Science of the Cards system. I am a former Founding Member of the International Association of Cardology and I dabble in astrology and numerology. My Planetary Ruling Card is the Two of Hearts. This card is about emotions, love, compassion, harmony and relationships. The influence of this card allows me to be a co-active partner with you for your spiritual growth. I am a co-active life and relationship coach and focus on Spiritual Coaching and self-empowerment. I want to empower you to make your own decisions. I utilize my astrology resources to understand you better. You are intelligent and loving. You do not need to base your life on what others think you should do, have, or be. I will help you to move out of a stagnant life, and stop living life by default. Autopilot will not make you fulfilled and happy. I want to give you the tools for you to help yourself.
The Destiny Cards system is a structured system that works well with my astrology background. In both modalities there is no guess work as to what cards, planetary influences and other energies are at any given time. Besides their accuracy, this is one of the main reasons I love working with the cards. The Destiny Cards and Love Cards Reports, Readings and Consultations allow me to reach out to all parts of the world and connect with you through Skype and the technology of today.
I have many tools in my spiritual toolbox. I am a Reiki Master and energetic healer. My energy healing practice includes working with frequencies and vibrations through sound, crystals, tuning forks and Tibetan singing bowls. I practice Angel Therapy, energy medicine, healing touch, Reiki and the Emotional Freedom Techniques. These modalities work on the subtle energies within your physical body and the auric body.
I am a Certified Angel Therapist® and Certified Angel Card Reader® trained by Doreen Virtue. Angels, archangels and ascended masters surround me. My team of angels and guides help me to tap into sources I would not normally be able to access on my own. They help me "get out of the way" and let Universal Source and your own angels and guides facilitate your healing and transformation. I am only an instrument; a conduit for healing, which allows me to help you tap into your own potential and possibility.
I am forever grateful and honored to help you know yourself better and assist you in finding your true path and purpose.
Knowledge, Experience, and Self-Understanding Can Change Your Life!


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