This summer will you be checking into Room 104, the new anthology series from The Duplass Brothers on HBO?
Telling a different tale every episode, the action takes place within a single room of an average American motel.
Returning more to indie filmmaking roots, the half-hour series will feature varying casts and directors, plus even the genre will change episode-to-episode, from crime to comedy and more, allowing viewers to dip in and try an episode without having to know any backstory.
These surreal launch billboards were snapped along the Sunset Strip and above Sepulveda Boulevard from July 18 to July 26, 2017.
Neon is certainly in vogue when it comes to billboard design this summer, and if you don't believe us, just check out these Atomic Blonde movie billboards, these GLOW TV series billboards and this Stranger Things Emmy FYC billboard.
Not all hotel rooms are created equal, so only time will let whether you'll enjoy your stay at Room 104.
UPDATED: Here's also an Emmy consideration billboard for the 'Wildly creative' series spotted along Highland Avenue on June 8, 2018.


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It's designed to work nicely with a CDN for high-traffic sites so you don't have to sacrifice performance to benefit from simplicity.
WhiteNoise works with any WSGI-compatible app but has some special auto-configuration features for Django.
Worried that serving static files with Python is horribly inefficient? Still think you should be using Amazon S3? Have a look at the Infrequently Asked Questions below.
For more details, including on setting up CloudFront and other CDNs see the Using WhiteNoise with Django guide.
And that's it, you're ready to go. For more details see the full documentation.
WhiteNoise was not specifically written with Flask in mind, but as Flask uses the standard WSGI protocol it is easy to integrate with WhiteNoise (see the Using WhiteNoise with Flask guide).
WhiteNoise works with any WSGI-compatible application and is tested on Python 2.7, 3.4 – 3.7 and PyPy, on both Linux and Windows.
@dstufft: WhiteNoise looks pretty excellent.
@idangazit Received a positive brainsmack from @_EvansD's WhiteNoise. Vastly smarter than S3 for static assets. What was I thinking before?
It's now being used by thousands of projects, including some high-profile sites such as mozilla.org.
Raise an issue on the GitHub project or feel free to nudge @_EvansD on Twitter.
The short answer to this is that if you care about performance and efficiency then you should be using WhiteNoise behind a CDN like CloudFront. If you're doing that then, because of the caching headers WhiteNoise sends, the vast majority of static requests will be served directly by the CDN without touching your application, so it really doesn't make much difference how efficient WhiteNoise is.
That said, WhiteNoise is pretty efficient. Because it only has to serve a fixed set of files it does all the work of finding files and determining the correct headers upfront on initialization. Requests can then be served with little more than a dictionary lookup to find the appropriate response. Also, when used with gunicorn (and most other WSGI servers) the actual business of pushing the file down the network interface is handled by the kernel's very efficient sendfile syscall, not by Python.
The second problem with a push-based approach to handling static files is that it adds complexity and fragility to your deployment process: extra libraries specific to your storage backend, extra configuration and authentication keys, and extra tasks that must be run at specific points in the deployment in order for everything to work. With the CDN-as-caching-proxy approach that WhiteNoise takes there are just two bits of configuration: your application needs the URL of the CDN, and the CDN needs the URL of your application. Everything else is just standard HTTP semantics. This makes your deployments simpler, your life easier, and you happier.
There are two answers here. One is that WhiteNoise is designed to work in situations were Apache, nginx and the like aren't easily available. But more importantly, it's easy to underestimate what's involved in serving static files correctly. Does your few lines of nginx config distinguish between files which might change and files which will never change and set the cache headers appropriately? Did you add the right CORS headers so that your fonts load correctly when served via a CDN? Did you turn on the special nginx setting which allows it to send gzipped content in response to an HTTP/1.0 request, which for some reason CloudFront still uses? Did you install the extension which allows you to serve pre-compressed brotli-encoded content to modern browsers?
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A new imaging technology promises to accommodate for anatomy and tumor changes to achieve better patient positioning and promote adaptive treatment, allowing clinicians to modify treatment protocols so they fit the immediate needs of cancer patients undergoing proton therapy.
Cone Beam computed tomography (Cone Beam CT) gives proton therapy clinicians and physicists the ability to use 3-D volumetric imaging, which provides improved contrast leading to more precise treatment of cancerous tumors. Currently, proton therapy centers use planar (2-dimensional) X-ray images to compare the position of the patient with the position indicated in the patient treatment plan to ensure that they are in alignment.
Anatomical changes that could necessitate modification of a treatment plan include patient weight loss, tumor shrinkage or, for head and neck cases, liquid in the sinus. The physics elements of proton therapy — the shape of the proton depth dose curve, the energy release at the Bragg peak and the steepness of the dose fall-off — all contribute to making the dose distribution in the patient's body sensitive to any modification of the path along which the proton beam travels. As a result, it's even more important to assess these kinds of modifications in the anatomy when using protons than when using photon-based radiotherapy.


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Clannad Wiki
Clannad Original Soundtrack
Mag Mell / Dango Daikazoku
Toki o Kizamu Uta / TORCH
Sorarado
Small Palms
Anime/Manga Hub
Contact Admins
Forums/Help Desk
in: Characters, Males, Main Characters
岡崎朋也
Okazaki Tomoya
173 cm (5' 8")
61 kg (134 lbs)9 st, 8 lbs
Electrician, baker (former)
On the Hillside Path Where the Cherry Blossoms Flutter
Naoyuki Okazaki (father)
Atsuko Okazaki (mother) (deceased)
Shino Okazaki (grandmother)
Nagisa Furukawa (wife)
Akio Furukawa (father-in-law)
Sanae Furukawa (mother-in-law)
Ushio Okazaki (daughter)
Kyou Fujibayashi (girlfriend/alternative timeline)
Tomoyo Sakagami (wife/alternative timeline)
Kentaro Ito (DVD bundled with PS2 game)
Kenji Nojima (drama CD, movie)
Yuichi Nakamura (anime)
David Matranga
Tomoya Okazaki (岡崎朋也, Okazaki Tomoya?) is the main protagonist of the Clannad visual novel and anime series.
2 Character Outline
3 Clannad
4 ~After Story~
Tomoya is a young man with blue hair. His hairstyle and facial expression gives a delinquent vibe to his fellow schoolmates. It is noted by Tomoyo that he is rather handsome.
Character Outline
At the beginning of the series, Tomoya is a 17-year-old third-year student of Hikarizaka High. He deeply resents his town Hikarizaka due to the bad memories he experienced while living in it.
Ever since his mother, Atsuko, died in a car accident when he was young, Tomoya Okazaki has lived with his alcoholic father, Naoyuki Okazaki, with whom he argues with constantly. He resembles his father having tan skin, spiky blue hair, and deep blue eyes.
Tomoya used to be a basketball player in middle school, until he received a permanent injury during a fight with his father, in which he was brutally slammed into a wall and the impact dislocated his right shoulder. Since then, he could no longer lift his right arm higher than his shoulder, and was forced to quit basketball soon afterwards. After that incident, Tomoya's relationship with his father became very distant as he continued to hold a grudge against him. He began to view life cynically and came to be seen as a delinquent at school.
He is best friends with Youhei Sunohara and is a childhood friend of Kotomi Ichinose. As he progresses through high school, he meets many new friends, such as Kyou, Ryou, Tomoyo, Fuko, and of course, Nagisa.
He is a cynical and sarcastic delinquent who has a tendency of always arriving late to school, skipping classes during the day and staying out all night, hanging with Sunohara in his room. Tomoya enjoys having company as well as playing lighthearted pranks on people, especially Sunohara or Fuko. Occasionally, he teases Nagisa or the Fujibayashi twins.
Despite Tomoya's seemingly antisocial ways, he is a sociable and protective friend who cares deeply for all of his friends, especially Nagisa, and loves solving their problems. He is either unaware that some of the girls at his school show interest in him, or, most likely, pretends not to know. Tomoya is shown to think deeply about his life, though he does not frequently voice his thoughts.
Though Tomoya is a delinquent, he does not go around looking for fights. He is usually somewhat quiet and silent, being more approachable than a stereotypical delinquent. However, when he does get into a brawl, he is shown as a very tough fighter.
The major story in Clannad is about Tomoya learning about family and friends that will slowly change his cynical and negative outlook on life.
In the episode On the Hillside Path Where the Cherry Blossoms Flutter, Tomoya, a third-year student, meets a girl named Nagisa Furukawa while walking to school and befriends her, thus setting off the main story.
Tomoya begins interacting with her along with Kyou, Ryou, Tomoyo, Fuko, and Sunohara; discovering their history and his own forgotten memories in the process. He also meets Nagisa's parents: Akio Furukawa and Sanae Furukawa, who work at their self-owned bakery, Furukawa Bread. He begins to hold romantic feelings for Nagisa towards the end of the first season of the Clannad anime.
Tomoya canonically ends up with Nagisa in the Clannad visual novel and its ~After Story~ arc, as well as in the anime. He also has alternate timeline counterparts that end up with Tomoyo and Kyou, respectively, in the both the visual novel and anime. Tomoya also has the option of ending up with Fuko, Kotomi, or Yukine in the VN.
~After Story~
In the ~After story~ saga, Tomoya has helped many people such as Sunohara, Misae and Yukine settle their problems and is about to graduate high school. His love for Nagisa grows stronger all the while. After they both graduate, Tomoya marries Nagisa. With the help of Yusuke Yoshino, he gets a job as an electrician. Soon after, Nagisa becomes pregnant with Ushio. During those months, Tomoya takes care of Nagisa, until she one day she suddenly grows ill. During childbirth, she gives birth to Ushio, but passes away shortly afterwards.
Afterwards, Tomoya spirals into a five-year depression, barely interacting with his daughter, who is left in the care of Akio and Sanae. After a few arguments with Akio and plenty of encouragement from Sanae, he takes Ushio on a trip. They meet Tomoya's grandmother, who tells Tomoya about his father's struggles after his own wife died. Tomoya realizes that he's putting Ushio through the same kind of relationship he and his father had, and vows to becomes a better father to Ushio. They return to Hikarizaka, where Tomoya finally apologizes to his father, and introduces Ushio to him. His father accepts Tomoya's apology and claims that his role as a father is over. Afterwards, Tomoya's dad moves back in with his own mother, and Tomoya receives an orb of light, noticed only by Ushio.
Tomoya becomes a better father to Ushio soon afterwards, making happy memories with her. Ushio returns to school and brings Tomoya together with his old friend, Kyou, whose dream was to become a kindergarten teacher during their high school years. Kyou explains that a sports event is approaching soon. As Tomoya and Akio ready themselves for the event, Ushio is suddenly stricken with the same devastating sickness that took the life of her mother, Nagisa. Tomoya takes it upon himself to remain with her until the sickness subsides. The sickness, however, does not pass, and Tomoya begins to lose hope.
Months later, winter approaches and Tomoya is still looking after the sick Ushio, who requests to take a trip to the field of flowers that they'd entered once before. Tomoya, unable to bear disregarding his only daughter's wishes in return for her health, eventually agrees and begins the trip with her. Halfway through the walk to the northern field, it begins to snow, and Ushio suddenly collapses. Tomoya catches Ushio and holds her close to him. As he holds her, with her last breath, she says "Daddy. I love you".
Tomoya's daughter dies in his arms. As he succumbs to the pain and grief of losing both Nagisa and Ushio, he collapses into the snow. It is theorized that he dies as he collapses, as he stops moving, crying, and seemingly, breathing.
After this event, Ushio is revealed to be the girl in the Illusionary World. The robot assisting the girl in the Illusionary World is revealed to be another form of Tomoya. Tomoya, in possession of enough light orbs to turn back the hands of time, is taken back to the day when he first met Nagisa under the sakura trees. At first, Tomoya reluctantly doesn't speak to her; believing that it was by his fault that she and Ushio died. (Although without him, Ushio would essentially have never existed.)
However, at the last moment, Tomoya runs to her, realizing he doesn't want to her to let her walk past him the day that they had met. He tearfully embraces her, discovering that she, too, remembered everything that they had. Nagisa tells Tomoya to never regret the time they spent together, and how happy they were, no matter what happens. He kisses her hands, thanks her, and hugs her one last time before whiting out. Tomoya returns to the day that Nagisa is in labor, but this time Nagisa survives, as does Ushio, who never suffers the sickness her mother had. This is because the wish Tomoya made also cured her of her disease. Tomoya lives happily ever after with his daughter and wife.
Episode 23 seemingly takes place during their Junior Year. Tomoya hadn't met Nagisa yet, and everything is in the same timeline.
In Episode 24, Tomoya tells Ushio and Fuko a story about before Ushio was born and recaps the events of series. When Ushio and Fuko fall asleep, he states that he has a vague memory of Nagisa and Ushio dying, while not stating that he may have died. Afterward, Nagisa calls for them to go home and Ushio and Fuko wake up and leave with Tomoya.
The final episode of the ~After Story~ arc takes place in an alternate timeline in which Tomoya never meets Nagisa. Similar to the final episode of the previous season in which Tomoyo and Tomoya become a couple; Kyou attempts to set up Tomoya with Ryou, and Tomoya accepts, unsure of his own feelings. As Ryou and Tomoya begin to date, Kyou finds herself increasingly at odds with her feelings. Tomoya comes to realize he doesn't have the same feeling for Ryou that she has for him, though he tries to hide this from her as well as himself.
As Tomoya comes to realize his own feelings for Kyou, Kyou reluctantly pushes Tomoya away as not to hurt Ryou. Ryou, however, accepts that Kyou loves Tomoya, although Kyou struggles to do this herself. Tomoya admits to Ryou he doesn't feel the same way as her, and they break up. Begrudgingly, Kyou finally admits her feelings for Tomoya, and tell him that she loves him. Tomoya accepts hers in return, and they begin dating. The show ends as Kyou and Tomoya kiss. Kyou says that she loves him, and they remark that summer is coming.
Tomoya meeting Nagisa for the first time in On the Hillside Path Where the Cherry Blossoms Flutter.
Tomoya talking to Nagisa in Counter Measures.
Tomoya giving the thumbs up sign in On the Hillside Path Where the Cherry Blossoms Flutter.
A young Tomoya as seen in Garden of Memories.
Tomoya playing baseball in the ~After Story~ episode The Goodbye at the End of Summer.
Tomoya working as an electrician in the ~After Story~ episode The Promised Founder's Festival.
Tomoya after Nagisa's death in Summertime.
An enraged Tomoya defending Yukine in Valiant Fight.
Tomoya depressed after breaking up with Tomoyo in Another World: Tomoyo Chapter.
Tomoya and Kyou conversing in Another World: Kyou Chapter.
Tomoya makes up with Ushio in The Ends of the Earth.
Characters of Clannad
Tomoya Okazaki • Nagisa Furukawa • Kyou Fujibayashi • Ryou Fujibayashi • Fuko Ibuki • Youhei Sunohara • Kotomi Ichinose • Tomoyo Sakagami • Yukine Miyazawa • Sanae Furukawa • Akio Furukawa • Ushio Okazaki
Botan • Rie Nishina • Mei Sunohara • Naoyuki Okazaki • Misae Sagara • Kouko Ibuki • Yusuke Yoshino • Toshio Koumura • Isogai • Mitsui • Sugisaka • Kotomi's parents • Gentleman • Takafumi Sakagami • Sudou • Tajima • Kazuto Miyazawa • Yu • Sasaki • Katsuki Shima • Yuki and Saki • Igarashi • Yagi • Shino Okazaki • Kimura • Harada • Oogami • Kinoshita • Takuya
Girl in the Illusionary World • Garbage doll • Atsuko Okazaki • Kappei Hiiragi • Kanako • Tomo Mishima
Rugby Club • Drama Club • Furukawa family • Basketball Team • Student Council • Fuko Fan Club • Choir Club • Soccer Club
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Q: Multidimensional to simple array for frontend purposes I have array like below:
Array(
    [top_menu] => Array(
        [li] => Array(
            [a] => Array(
                [clr] => #FF00FF
            )

            [a:hover] => Array(
                [clr] => #FF6600
            )
        )
    )

    [wrap-zfcnt] => Array(
        [a] => Array(
            [clr] => #99CC00
        )

        [p] => Array(
            [ffam] => Comic Sans MS
            [clr] => #FF0000
            [fsz] => 9px
        )

        [a:hover] => Array(
            [clr] => #666699
            [txtd] => underline
        )
    )

    [sidebar-zfcnt] => Array(
        [bgi] => url(/res/uploads/webist/0/3/6815/res/18291/logo.png?1)
    )
)

I want to convert it to a single dimensional array like below:
[top_menu~li~a--clr] => #FF00FF
[top_menu~li~a:hover--clr] => #FF6600
[wrap-zfcnt~a--clr] => #99CC00
[wrap-zfcnt~p--fsz] => 9px
[wrap-zfcnt~p--ffam] => Comic Sans MS
[wrap-zfcnt~p--clr] => #FF0000
[wrap-zfcnt~a:hover--txtd] => underline
[wrap-zfcnt~a:hover--clr] => #666699
[sidebar-zfcnt--bgi] => url(/res/uploads/webist/0/3/6815/res/18291/logo.png?1)

Below is my function:
function m_dim_to_s_dim_css ($array, $el='') {
    $style = '';
    $style_block = '';

    $i=0;
    foreach ($array as $element => $styles ) {
        if ( is_array($styles) ) {
            if($el != '') {
                $element = $el.'~'.$element;
            }

            $cStyle = m_dim_to_s_dim_css($styles, $element);
            $style .= $cStyle;
        } else {
            if($i > 0) {

            }
            $style_block .= "--".$element;
        }
        $i++;
    }

    if (!empty($style_block)) {
        $style .= $el.$style_block."=>".$styles."|||";
    }

    return $style;
}

this is what it is returning:
Array
(
    [top_menu~li~a--clr] => #FF00FF
    [top_menu~li~a:hover--clr] => #FF6600
    [wrap-zfcnt~a--clr] => #99CC00
    [wrap-zfcnt~p--ffam--clr--fsz] => 9px
    [wrap-zfcnt~a:hover--clr--txtd] => underline
    [sidebar-zfcnt--bgi] => url(/res/uploads/webist/0/3/6815/res/18291/logo.png?1)
    [] =>
)

Any help is appreciated

A: Her you have correct recursive loop:
<?php
$inArray = [
  'top_menu' => [
    'li' => [
      'a' => ['clr' => '#FF00FF'],
      'a:hover' => ['clr' => '#FF6600'],
    ],
  ],
  'wrap-zfcnt' => [
    'a' => ['clr' => '#99CC00'],
    'p' => [
      'ffam' => 'Comic Sans MS',
      'clr' => '#FF0000',
      'fsz' => '9px',
    ],
    'a:hover' => [
      'clr' => '#666699',
      'txtd' => 'underline',
    ],
  ],
  'sidebar-zfcnt' => ['bgi' => 'url(/res/uploads/webist/0/3/6815/res/18291/logo.png?1)',],
];

$reducedArray = [];

function walkStyleArray($toWalk, $keyPrefix = "") {
  global $reducedArray; //need for access outside function definied array
  if(is_array($toWalk)) {
    foreach($toWalk as $key => $value) {
      if(is_array($value)) {
        walkStyleArray($value, $keyPrefix . ($keyPrefix === "" ?"":"~") . $key);
      } else {
        $newKey = $keyPrefix  . ($keyPrefix === "" ?"":"--") . $key;
        $reducedArray[$newKey] = $value;
      }
    }
  }
}

walkStyleArray($inArray);

// print_r($inArray);
print_r($reducedArray);

And finally result:
Array
(
    [top_menu~li~a--clr] => #FF00FF
    [top_menu~li~a:hover--clr] => #FF6600
    [wrap-zfcnt~a--clr] => #99CC00
    [wrap-zfcnt~p--ffam] => Comic Sans MS
    [wrap-zfcnt~p--clr] => #FF0000
    [wrap-zfcnt~p--fsz] => 9px
    [wrap-zfcnt~a:hover--clr] => #666699
    [wrap-zfcnt~a:hover--txtd] => underline
    [sidebar-zfcnt--bgi] => url(/res/uploads/webist/0/3/6815/res/18291/logo.png?1)
)

Edit 1 for the records:
Walk array deeper and deeper until value meet (it is recurrency break case), and then create element of reducedArray, no counting needed either any other.

Edit 2 walkStyleArray function without global statement
$reducedArray = [];

function walkStyleArray(&$resultArray, $toWalk, $keyPrefix = "") {
  if(is_array($toWalk)) {
    foreach($toWalk as $key => $value) {
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A: The function you are looking for is called array_reduce.
You've got an array like $a = array(array(1,2,3), array(4,5), array(6,7,8,9))
When you print_r that array it will give you such a multidimensional array structure:
Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [0] => 1
            [1] => 2
            [2] => 3
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [0] => 4
            [1] => 5
        )

    [2] => Array
        (
            [0] => 6
            [1] => 7
            [2] => 8
            [3] => 9
        )
)

and you want to merge it to one single array to look like:
Array
(
    [0] => 1
    [1] => 2
    [2] => 3
    [3] => 4
    [4] => 5
    [5] => 6
    [6] => 7
    [7] => 8
    [8] => 9
)

You simply have to make a new array
$a is your old, multi-dimensional array.
$result is your new, one-dimensional array.
$result = array_reduce($a, 'array_merge', array());

Hope I was able to help you with your problem.

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They are written in no particular order. I got mixed data on who was first, etc! Panamanian Spanish is really hard to understand It was hard enough to get a definitive statement of who was last and by how much.
You can even see the long boats docked along the riverbank in this satellite shot! The river was much higher when I visited.
So Andy & Tommy come in 4th. I'm not upset much but I am a little surprised! Andy & Tommy must have had major problems in the Plaza de la Independencia! At least Andy & Tommy go home with a lot of prizes.
I figured as much when they came in first and won the Mustangs considering they have also won a trip(s) and a $7500 per person Discover card, they have done really well.
Will try to get it uploaded for you all asap!
Thanks, Peach. ATS has done several stunts for WRP, including the "cable crossings in Panama and Southern California."
Wow, I just realised that this episode (or at least some part of it) was filmed on my birthday, July 9th.
Andy & Tommy were probably my third favourite team left. I really love them, but I prefer A/M and J/S.
I'm so sad that the title quote is not "OMGosh was that peach?"
It is up!! Post 2!
Well, knowing that Andy&Tommy are last, that Jeremy&Sandy finish just ahead of them on the cable thing, and listening to Sandy saying "We're last" on the cab, for me it's pretty clear that the leg is won either by Ernie&Cindy or Amani&Marcus, and Jeremy&Sandy arrive in third.
Well, knowing that Andy&Tommy are last, that Jeremy&Sandy finish just ahead of them on the cable thing, and listening to Sandy saying "We're last" on the cab, for me it's pretty clear that the leg is winned either by Ernie&Cindy or Amani&Marcus, and Jeremy&Sandy arrive in third.
Because AM got to the "natives" place when is dark,and JS got their when was day still,look at the promos.
Was wondering. When they arrive in Panama, do they go to the native village directly, sleep there for the night, and do the tasks the next day?
I don't know for sure but I think they sleep there waiting for hours of operation for the tattoo artist.
They may have to draw numbers for it.
I almost made a joke about the village having hours of operation. Little did I know how close I was to being right.
Did we ever get shots like this!!
The hours of operation would appear to be at the Embera village since the Teams are at the highwire at times that differ by a couple hours.
This shot of Cindy is taken between 7:40 and 8:30 am (assumes July 9th, sunrise at 6:04 am).
This shot of Sandy was taken between 10:51 and 11:21 am.
Thanks to Dom El for the awesome TIMELINE!
TASK Involved having next clue written on team members' arm: 'Francisco Bay'.
I'm a bit confused about this timeline. You guys list the Plaza de la Independencia, Casco Viejo as the first part of the leg. Isn't this where they find clues in the skirts leading them to Panama Viejo, the PitStop?
My mistake, I wasn't sure whether we had a specific order for the tasks yet. Hopefully the one below will be more accurate.
TASK Spot words 'Panama Viejo' on dancers' skirts.
Are there any detours this leg? Do we know what role the shrimp/squid (photo of Amani/Marcus)play yet?
I'm pretty sure they go from airport to the Embera village straight off. That's why it's dark there.


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Jonah Diemer threw for 258 yards and four TDs and Cole Stykel led a disruptive defense as Aquin stayed unbeaten in NUIC Northwest play with a 27-6 victory Friday over Orangeville.
Coach Troy Barr singled out Stykel's play for harassing Orangeville QB Austin Guy (minus-29 yards rushing, 4-for-11 for 38 yards passing). Aquin outgained the Broncos 337 total yards to 117.
"Cole had a nice game, causing turmoil in the backfield," Barr said. "If he wasn't making a play, he was causing miscues on their part."
Diemer completed 18 of 29 passes, including TDs of 32 yards to Zac Cummins and 63 to Bryce Carlson to make it 14-0 at the half. A 13-yard pass to Patrick Seas and a 12-yarder to Cummins made it 27-0 before Garret Rodebaugh scored for Orangeville on a 36-yard run. Rodebaugh finished with 98 yards on 14 carries.
Lena-Winslow 54, Amboy 0: Rahveon Valentine ran for 150 yards and three touchdowns on only six carries to lead No. 1-ranked Lena-Winslow, which led 48-0 at the half to trigger a running clock. Valentine scored on runs of 45, 4 and 82 yards. The Panthers (6-0) rushed for 401 yards on 35 carries and completed their only pass for 32 yards. The Panthers defense held Amboy (2-4) to 99 total yards on 41 plays.
Eastland/Pearl City 40, Galena 20: Jayden Kempel ran for 179 yards and two TDs on 20 carries, while Jarod Kempel added 123 yards on 12 carries to lead the Wildcatz (4-2, 4-2 NUIC Northwest). Braden Smargiassi completed 9 of 12 passes with one touchdown and one interception, and Braeden Heeren added 73 yards rushing on 10 carries for E-PC, which led 20-0 at the half. Galena fell to 0-6 and 0-5.
Polo 29, River Ridge 8: The Marcos rallied from an 8-7 halftime deficit with Reid Taylor's two third-quarter touchdowns turning things around. Taylor finished with 135 yards on 26 carries, while QB Bennet Soltow completed 3 of his 4 passes for 40 yards and a TD as well.
Stockton 45, Ashton-Franklin Center 6: Collin Dvorak ran for 140 yards and a TD on 10 carries to lead the Blackhawks (4-2, 4-0 NUIC Upstate). Brian Booth added 67 yards and two TDs on 11 carries and caught one pass for a 46-yard TD. Chase Rowe led the defense with 10 tackles. Adam Hart had 72 yards rushing and seven tackles for A-FC (2-4, 1-3).
Forreston 40, East Dubuque 7: The Cardinals ran for 250 yards and led 34-0 at the half. No Cardinal carried the ball more than three times. "The offensive line did a great job controlling the line of scrimmage and we were able to put two quick scores on the board early," coach Denny Diduch said. "The defense did a good job against a talented spread offense." Forreston improved to 5-1 (4-1 NUIC Northwest), while East Dubuque fell to 1-5 (1-5).


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Florida must diversify its jobs base, and the best way to do that is to grow its manufacturing sector, Gov. Rick Scott says.He makes a persuasive argument. Florida's jobs are disproportionately clustered in two areas: tourism and construction, and that makes the state vulnerable during economic downturns.
"If you get more manufacturing, what's going to happen? If there is a recession, and tourism starts to be hit some, maybe construction is hit some, historically, manufacturing hasn't been hit so hard," Scott said at The Associated Press' 2016 legislative session preview day.
His prescription for boosting manufacturing?
At that, his staff, scattered around the conference room, applauded wildly.
It might be wise to hold the applause for a moment.
Scott's tax-cut request last year was $675 million. Would cutting another $700 million attract manufacturers? Would eliminating all taxes that sector pays truly accomplish his goals?
Here's the thing: Florida already is one of the lowest-tax states in the nation. As PolitiFact recently noted, Floridians pay the state around $1,800 per person, making us the least-taxed people in the country. How much of a bump can the state get from one more tax cut?
Unfortunately, the AP reported, the state is also at the bottom for education funding, when measured by the percent of students funded at or above the national average student expenditure, according to Education Week.
The concern is that Scott's tax-cut plan may just undermine his goals by constraining the resources needed to update Florida's schools for 21st-century manufacturing jobs.
Today's factory jobs aren't what they were in the days of the Model T, or even the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. Today's factories are run by robots, which are built, operated and maintained by highly skilled tradespeople and technicians with backgrounds in engineering and computer science.
This requires a lot more than shop class (which, quite frankly, too many of Florida's schools also lack).
Need proof that Florida's underfunded school system isn't training students for these jobs? Statewide, only 2,111 students took the Advanced Placement computer science test in 2014. Why not more? The classes either weren't offered, or the students weren't prepared. An elementary school student who hasn't learned to use computers in a meaningful way isn't going to take an AP computer science class, Time magazine recently noted.
Without committed funding, Florida's students have no chance of competing. Look at New York City, for example, where Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced that every school in his city will be required to offer computer science classes to its students within a decade.
And competition between states for the big corporate fish is fierce. Favorable tax treatment is unquestionably part of what will lure them. But the skills, experience and training of the local workforce is arguably more important.
Electric car- and battery-maker Tesla is a great company on which to test Scott's assumptions. Its state-of-the-art car factory is in Fremont California, certainly not due to low taxes. The Tesla car factory is all robots, and the jobs are for people with years of trade experience who know how to program and maintain the robots. Northern California has that skilled workforce.
What about Tesla's much-hailed new battery factory, the "Gigafactory," now under construction?
Nevada won Tesla with a $1.2 billion tax incentive package. In the new tax-incentive arms race, which Scott's policies are fueling, billions are apparently the new millions. But Nevada didn't win the Tesla factory with an across-the-board tax cut to the entire manufacturing sector. It went big on one big fish.
Can Florida expect to afford such a big play if it squanders hundreds of millions on any business whose accountant figures out a way to contort his company into looking like a manufacturer?
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Religious Discrimination Brought to Public Attention Once More as Muslim Drivers Fired for Refusing to Drive a Truck Full of Beer Win Lawsuit
Posted by Raymond Fisher on November 23, 2015 in Law Firm, Public Relations, Religious Discrimination | Comments Off on Religious Discrimination Brought to Public Attention Once More as Muslim Drivers Fired for Refusing to Drive a Truck Full of Beer Win Lawsuit
Back in 2009, two Muslim Somali-American truck drivers lost their jobs because they refused on religious grounds to deliver consignments of beer. Recently, a jury in Illinois awarded the two former drivers with the Star Transport company $240,000 in damages, after a US District Court Judge found in favor of the men back in March. MahadAbass Mohamed and Abdkiarim Hassan Bulshale, who were represented in their case by the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, were given their verdict in just 20 minutes when the jury convened on the 20th of October to determine their damages.
In light of this case, broadcaster Megyn Kelly of Fox news courted some controversy by comparing the case to that of Christian Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, who served a brief prison sentence after she refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples on religious grounds. The argument was that the Star Transport case suggests that the government is willing to 'pick and choose' which religions to support in equal rights cases, with the Muslim men winning their case and Christian Kim Davis being penalized for observing her religion. Fox News is known for being a conservative area of the media, however this case has drawn attention in both liberal and conservative spheres.
On What Grounds Were The Truck Drivers Awarded Damages? Under Title VII of The Civil Rights Act of 1964, it is the duty of an employer to make allowances for the religious beliefs of their employees, as long as this does not present an unreasonable issue in terms of their business. Given that it had been demonstrated that drivers working for Star Transport regularly swapped and covered each other's work, the judge determined that there was no good reason to deny requests from the Muslim drivers not to be required to move consignments that conflicted with observing their religion.
How Does This Compare With the Kim Davis Case? While the rights of employees to observe their religion are protected by the Civil Rights Act, in the case of people who are elected into official roles, like Ms Davis, some of these rights are legally waived in order that they can serve all of the people in their area properly. A legal expert from Columbia University was asked on NPR about the Kim Davis case, and said that her role as county clerk was simply to verify that couples who planned to marry met the state requirements to do so, and that her views on same sex marriage should therefore have been irrelevant.
Additionally, others have argued that in the case of the two truck drivers, who lost their jobs, or of gay couples in Kentucky who were not granted their legal right to marry, something real had been taken away from them, whereas all someone opposed to gay marriage was losing by complying with a law that permits it is losing a concept.
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Мария Яковлевна Кириллова (1 апреля 1921, Тюменская губерния — 18 февраля 2019, Екатеринбург) — советский и российский правовед, специалист по гражданскому и арбитражному праву.

Биография
Родилась в Тюменской губернии 1 апреля 1921 года.

Участник Великой Отечественной войны. Кавалер ордена Отечественной войны (II степени) и медали «За боевые заслуги» (20.02.1945).

Окончила Свердловский юридический институт (1948). Кандидат юридических наук с диссертацией об исковой давности в советском гражданском праве (1952); профессор и заведующая кафедрой кафедры гражданского права и процесса Уральской государственной юридической академии.

Лауреат премии «Юрист года» (2015); заслуженный работник высшей школы РФ.

Скончалась 18 февраля 2019 года. Похоронена на Сибирском кладбище Екатеринбурга.

Работы
Автор и соавтор более сотни научных публикаций, включая несколько монографий, учебников и учебных пособий; специализируется, в основном, на проблемах, связанных с правом собственности, сроками давности и авторском праве:
 Исковая давность. — М.: Юрид. лит., 1966. — 156 с.
 Гражданский кодекс РСФСР. Часть I: учебно-практическое пособие / Свердловский юридический институт, Кафедра гражданского права; отв. ред. доктор юридических наук, проф. О. А. Красавчиков, ред. коллегия М. Я. Кириллова и др.; авторы пояснений к статьям ГК РСФСР М. И. Брагинский и др. — Свердловск: Средне-Уральское книжное издательство, 1965. — 430 с.
 Договор поставки: Учеб. пособие / М-во высш. и сред. спец. образования РСФСР. Свердл. юрид. ин-т. — Свердловск: Свердл. юрид. ин-т, 1974. — 166 с.
 Развитие советского авторского права: Учеб. пособие / М. Я. Кириллова. — Свердловск: СЮИ, 1982. — 82 с.
 Гражданское право. Ч. 1. Практикум / авт. коллектив: М. Я. Кириллова и др.; отв. ред. С. А. Степанов. — Екатеринбург: УрГЮА, 2009. — 296 с. — ISBN 978-5-7845-0262-9.
 Товарный знак: постатейный комментарий статей 1477—1515 Гражданского кодекса Российской Федерации / Кириллова Мария Яковлевна и др.; под ред. П. В. Крашенинникова. — М.: Статут, 2010. — 222 с. — (Комментарии к Гражданскому кодексу Российской Федерации). — ISBN 978-5-8354-0652-4.
 Авторские и смежные с ними права: постатейный комментарий глав 70 и 71 Гражданского кодекса Российской Федерации / Кириллова М. Я. и др.; под ред. П. В. Крашенинникова. — М.: Статут, 2010. — 478 с. — (Комментарии к Гражданскому кодексу Российской Федерации). — ISBN 978-5-8354-0631-9.
 Сроки в гражданском праве. Исковая давность / М. Я. Кириллова, П. В. Крашенинников. — 3-е изд., испр. и доп. — М.: Статут, 2016. — 78 с. — ISBN 978-5-8354-1205-1.

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Литература
 Видные ученые-юристы России (Вторая половина XX века): энцикл. словарь биографий : по состоянию на 1 авг. 2004 г. / Рос. акад. правосудия; под ред. В. М. Сырых. — М.: Рос. акад. правосудия, 2006. — 547 с. — ISBN 5-93916-056-5.

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The Freedom of Choice Act: Endangering the Unborn, Women, and Catholic Health Care
April 23, 2010 Rebecca Mastee
By Rebecca Mastee
AUL Spring 2009 Extern
Supporters of the federal Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA) often argue that its enactment will not lead to an increase in the nation's abortion rate and that FOCA and related measures to encourage contraception and comprehensive sex education will actually reduce the nation's already declining abortion rate. But, is there any evidence to support these politically-motivated assertions?
Freedom of Choice Act at the State Level
When we look closely that the experience of a small handful of states that have enacted state versions of FOCA – laws providing for and promoting unrestricted and under-regulated abortion on demand – we see that state FOCA's have actually resulted in higher abortion rates in those states despite years of steady decline in the national abortion rate.
To date, seven states have already enacted laws creating fundamental state rights to abortion, often on par with the right to free speech and the right to vote. These laws guarantee this "right" even when Roe v. Wade is ultimately overturned. The states that have enacted FOCA's are California , Connecticut , Hawaii , Maine , Maryland , Nevada , and Washington .[1] Moreover, in 2009, at least 3 states, Illinois , Minnesota , and New Mexico , have considered similar laws.
According to the Guttmacher Institute – long-known as the "research arm" of Planned Parenthood – Maine , Maryland , and Nevada have all consistently maintained abortion rates above the national rate since enacting state versions of FOCA. For example, Maine's FOCA was first enacted in 1979 and was later amended in 1993. Yet from 1995 to 2005, the abortion rate in Maine increased by 7 percent.
Moreover, Maryland enacted a FOCA in 1991, which is similar to the most recently-proposed federal version:
[T]he State may not interfere with the decision of a woman to terminate a pregnancy:
(1) Before the fetus is viable; or
(2) At any time during the woman's pregnancy, if:
(i) The termination procedure is necessary to protect the life or health
of the woman; or
(ii) The fetus is affected by genetic defect or serious deformity or
abnormality.[2]
Although this law contains relatively few words, it provides for much, because the interpretation of a woman's "health" within in the context of abortion is very broadly construed to include not only physical health, but also emotional and psychological health, to be decided according to an individual abortion provider's unlimited discretion.[3] When this law went into effect, Maryland 's abortion rate was already 4.56 percent higher than the national rate. With FOCA in place, Maryland 's abortion rate continued to climb, so much so that in 2005, the abortion rate in Maryland was 62 percent higher than the national rate.
FOCA Increased Abortion Rates & Harmed Women
Unfortunately, as a result of FOCA, the increased abortion rates in Maine and Maryland are not anomalies. Both Connecticut and Nevada enacted FOCA's in 1990. In Nevada , from 1991 through 2005, the annual abortion rate in Nevada was 39 percent or more above the national rate. The results in Connecticut have been similar. From 2000 to 2005, Connecticut 's abortion rate increased by 10.8 percent, bringing it to 21.6 percent higher than the national abortion rate for the same time period.
Further, these inevitable increases in state abortion rates also correlate strongly to increased risks to and negative impact on women. Simply, abortion hurts women. Although state FOCA's are guised as promoting women's health, the short-term, negative medical impact on women resulting from abortion are numerous and include hemorrhages, infections, uterine perforation, blood clots, cervical tears, incomplete abortion (retained tissue), cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, and even death.[4] Later-term abortions have even greater risks and are more likely to require a hysterectomy, reparative surgery, or a blood transfusion.[5]
In addition to the immediate medical risks, abortion also has negative psychological and other long-term medical effects. After abortion, many women develop emotional problems and encounter future fertility issues.[6] Abortion also increases a woman's likelihood of developing breast cancer.[7] Depending on the demographic, this likelihood of developing breast cancer could be 30 percent, 50 percent, or even 100 percent higher for post-abortive women.[8]
Having knowledge of the negative medical consequences of abortion would seemingly encourage legislators to consider promoting alternatives to abortion. Unfortunately this is not the case, and in some instances alternatives to abortion are subjected to increased hostility and negative scrutiny. For example, California and Maryland have both targeted pregnancy care centers (sometimes known as "crisis pregnancy centers") – which offer women positive alternatives for unplanned pregnancies – for hostile and unnecessary regulation and oversight in an attempt to close them down and eliminate "competition" for abortion centers.[9]
In addition to the lack of support for abortion alternatives, states with FOCA also maintain other laws and promote other programs that are detrimental to women. A focus on abortion and increased funding for abortion services leads to a corresponding decrease in availability and quality of prenatal care, as well as a decline in adoption rates.
Maryland's Example & The Decline Of Adoption Due To FOCA
Just this year, the Maryland Senate voted to kill Senate Bill 195, which would have required state abortion facilities in Maryland already in possession of ultrasound equipment, to offer women an opportunity to view an ultrasound, receive a copy of the image, or listen to the child's heartbeat, before having an abortion.[10] The failure of this measure is not surprising in a state which prioritizes abortion through public funding. In 1994 (after Maryland had banned state funding of abortions every year since 1981), the Maryland Senate voted to override this ban and added comprehensive abortion funding to their state budget.[11] State funding for abortion was supported by the misguided rationale "that paying for abortions is cheaper than maintaining a child on welfare."[12]
This dangerous, anti-child mentality has a negative impact on many aspects of society, including maternal health and support for adoption. For example, Maryland seems to be failing in its goal "to improve the health status of Marylanders and their families by assuring the provision of quality primary, preventive and specialty care services."[13] Despite a goal to ensure that (by 2010) 90 percent of pregnant women receive prenatal care in their first trimester, the number of women actually receiving such care is in steady decline. In 2002, it was reported that only 84 percent of pregnant women received care,[14] and by 2007 the number declined further to 79.5 percent.[15]
Moreover, the number of children adopted through public agencies in Maryland has also dramatically declined, from 949 adoptions in 2002 to only 620 in 2005.[16] All the while, the state's abortion rate has been increasing.
Connecticut has also experienced a declining adoption rate. Not only are there fewer adoptions, but this state's child population decreased by 0.4 percent, from 837,964 children under the age of 18 years in 2002 to only 835,006 in 2005.[17] Reduction in the child population — a devastating consequence of how a society views children — will have a significant future economic impact. Many economists and demographers assert that, in the near future, younger generations – because of their abortion-reduced size — will be incapable of caring for and economically supporting more populous older generations.
A number of factors impact both national and state abortion rates including abortion-related federal and state legislation. Where states have implemented FOCA's, laws which would place restrictions or regulations on abortion are minimal, or even non-existent:[18]
Notably, California has no restriction on public funding of abortion and even provides funds for "all or most medically necessary abortions."[19] It does not ban partial-birth abortion, nor does it mandate a reflection period or any informed consent counseling on the risks associated with abortion.[20] With few protective measures in place, Americans United for Life has ranked California as the worst state in the nation for life-affirming laws and policies.[21]
Washington voters approved the state's FOCA in 1991. Since that time, Washington has failed to enact any meaningful regulation of abortion. For example, Initiative 694, a partial-birth abortion ban, was on the ballot in November 1998.[22] However, the measure failed, 57 percent to 43 percent.[23] Moreover, Washington is one of only 13 states that do not even require that abortions be performed only by licensed physicians.[24] It provides public funding for abortions if women are receiving state Medicaid assistance, yet requires no mandated counseling, a reflection period, nor parental involvement.[25] Although legislation to establish parental notification requirements for abortions has been repeatedly introduced in the Washington legislature, it has yet to pass.[26]
Clearly, state FOCA's result in fewer meaningful and protective regulations on abortion, increased taxpayer funding for abortions, increased dangers for women, and increased abortion rates. To effectively decrease the numbers of abortions, laws regulating and, in some instances, restricting abortion are the real key.
Dr. Michael J. New, an assistant professor of political science at the University of Alabama and formerly with the Harvard-MIT Data Center, has shown that "[t]he states with the most active pro-life laws have seen the biggest abortion declines."[27] His research has shown that "enacted (pro-life) legislation results in statistically significant reductions in abortion rates and ratios."[28] It is "evidence that state pro-life legislation has been effective in reducing the number of abortions in a given state."[29]
His findings are consistent with Center for Disease Control (CDC) data as well. The CDC attributes an overall decline in the abortion ratio, which occurred across the nation from 1995 to 2000, to a variety of factors, but admits that one of these relevant factors is "reduced or limited access to abortion services, including the passage of abortion laws that affect adolescents (e.g., parental consent or notification laws and mandatory waiting periods)."[30]
This is what works. To decrease abortions, limits need to be imposed and the protective legislation advanced by pro-life groups like Americans United for Life is what is truly needed.
[1] Americans United for Life, Defending Life 2009.
[2] Abortion Procedures, Maryland Health-General Code Ann. § 20-209 (2008).
[3] Doe v. Bolton, 410 U.S. 179, 192 (1973).
[10] Senate Bill 195, Maryland General Assembly 2009, available at http://www.mdrtl.org/files/sb0195f-1.pdf.
[11] Janet Naylor , Maryland Senate Backs Medicaid Abortions, The Washington Times, March 25, 1994.
[12] Id.
[13] Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, State Budget FY2006 Operating Budget Detail.
[16] Child Welfare League of America National Data Analysis System, State Data Trends for Maryland , 2008.
[17] Child Welfare League of America National Data Analysis System, State Data Trends for Connecticut , 2008.
[18] Compiled using data from the following sources: Americans United for Life, Defending Life 2009, and Guttmacher Institute, State Policies in Brief: An Overview of Abortion Laws, March 2009.
[21] Americans United for Life, Defending Life 2009.
[22] Washington Secretary of State News Release, Initiative #694 Gains Spot on November Ballot, July 27, 1998, available at http://www.secstate.wa.gov/office/osos_news.aspx?i=DCOBXgku1jV5DJH2KjJ5dA%3D%3D.
[23] Washington 1998 Initiative General Election Results, available at http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?fips=53&year=1998&f=0&off=62&elect=0.
[24] Supra, note 19.
[26] E.g. House Bill (2007), Washington State Legislature 2007, available at http://apps.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/summary.aspx?bill=1321&year=2007.
[27] Rob Stein, Study Finds Major Shift in Abortion Demographics, The Washington Post, September 23, 2008, page A03.
[28] Michael J. New, Using Natural Experiments to Analyze the Impact of State Legislation on the Incidence of Abortion, January 23, 2006.
[30] CDC, Abortion Surveillance – United States , 2005.


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National Lampoon's European Vacation is een Amerikaanse komische film uit 1985 geschreven door John Hughes en geregisseerd door Amy Heckerling.

European Vacation is de tweede film in een reeks van vier Vacation-films met Chevy Chase en Beverly D'Angelo in de hoofdrollen. De rollen van Audrey en Rusty Griswold worden vertolkt door respectievelijk Dana Hill en Jason Lively.

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In deze film doen de Griswolds mee aan een televisiequiz waarmee ze een reis naar Europa kunnen winnen. Ze moeten het hierbij (verkleed als varken, volgens de regels van het spel) opnemen tegen een gezin dat bekendstaat om zijn slimheid. Uiteindelijk winnen de Griswolds en mogen zij op vakantie naar Europa. In Europa bezoeken ze Groot-Brittannië, Frankrijk, Duitsland en Italië. Natuurlijk gaat er weer het een en ander mis tijdens hun reis en komen ze de vreemdste personen tegen. Rusty ontmoet enkele meisjes, ze worden beroofd van hun videocamera en ze zorgen voor heel wat ravage. Bij Stonehenge laten ze bijvoorbeeld (door een ongeluk) alle stenen omvallen.

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Hoofdpersonages:
 Clark Griswold - Chevy Chase
 Ellen Griswold - Beverly D'Angelo
 Audrey Griswold - Dana Hill
 Russell 'Rusty' Griswold - Jason Lively
 Engelse man op fiets - Eric Idle
 Dief van de videocamera - Didier Pain
 Dief - Victor Lanoux

Trivia
 Dit is de enige Vacation-film waarin Eddie (Randy Quaid) en Catherine (Miriam Flynn) en hun gezin niet voorkomen.
 Het was eigenlijk de bedoeling om dezelfde acteurs te vragen voor de rollen van Audrey en Rusty Griswold, maar omdat Anthony Michael Hall (Rusty in de eerste film) bezig was met een andere film, werd besloten twee nieuwe acteurs te zoeken.

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Over het gezin zijn meerdere komische films gemaakt:
 National Lampoon's Vacation (1983)
 National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989)
 Vegas Vacation (1997)

Daarnaast is er nog een film gemaakt waarin Eddie en Catherine Johnson (Randy Quaid en Miriam Flynn respectievelijk) de hoofdrollen spelen. Zij zijn de enige terugkerende personages uit de Vacation-films.
 National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure (2003)

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How will GST work: Here are 10 points to know on how the new tax regime will function
New Delhi | Published: July 3, 2017 2:42:49 PM
How will GST work: Here are 10 points to know on how the new tax regime will function. (PTI)
GST how to work: The roll out of Goods and Service Tax (GST) on July 1 has paved way for a new common national market. The new tax regime has reduced central and state taxes into a single tax regime. The gross domestic product growth or GDP of India will grow by 1.5-2 percent in the long term. The report added Finance Minister Arun Jaitley commenting on the benefits of GST. He said that the new tax regime has many benefits- ranging from creating a national market to ease of doing business and improving tax compliance. Jaitley added, it will lower the overall tax burden on consumers. Here are 10 things to know how GST will work:
1) As compared to earlier principle of orgin-based taxation, GST is a destination- tax. It follows a multi-stage collection mechanism. The tax in GST will be collected at every stage and the credit of tax paid at the previous stage is available as a set-off at the next satge of transaction. This helps to eliminate "tax on tax" system. The industry will be benefited by it as there will be a better cash flow and better working capital management. If talking from a consumer point of view GST will help bring down the overall tax.
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2) Input tax credit: In this the credit of input tax can be availed in the next stage of value addition. It means that the consumer will now bear only the GST charged at the previous point of the supply chain.
3) GST rates: There are four tax slabs under the new tax regime which are percent, 12 percent, 18 percent and 28 percent. Some of the goods and services have been left out. Metals like gold will have a tax rate of 3 percent. On specified luxury and sin goods with peak tax rate of 28 percent cess has been levied. The businesses are required to file returns each month under this new tax system. For the companies to get use to GST the government has let businesses to file late returns for the first two months.
4) CGST, SGST, IGST: The GST to be levied by the Centre would be called Central GST (CGST) and that to be levied by the States (including Union territories with legislature) would be called State GST (SGST). An Integrated GST (IGST) would be levied on inter-state supply (including stock transfers) of goods or services. This would be collected by the Centre. Import of goods would be treated as inter-state supplies and would be subject to IGST in addition to the applicable customs duties. Exports will be treated as zero-rated supplies which means no tax will be payable on exports of goods or services. However, exporters can claim input tax credit.
5) Companies with the turnover of Rs. 20 lakh (Rs. 10 lakh for special category state) annually are exempted from GST.
6) The government has allowed manufacturers and retailers with stocks lying up to June 30 to carry forward their input tax credit for 90 days. They can claim up to 60 percent on such goods.
7) For the benefits to be passed on to the consumers by the manufacturers and service providers, the government has included an anti-profiteering clause in GST. Under this clause, it becomes mandatory to pass on the benefit of tax reduction due to input tax credit to the final customer.
8) A GST council has been set-up which will make recommendations on everything related to the new tax system including laws, rules and rates. The panel is headed by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. The other members if the council are the finance ministers of each state.
9) Petrol, diesel and aviation turbine fuel have been exempted from GST. A decision to include these petroleum products under GST will be taken by the GST Council later.
10) For taxpayers having a business turnover below 1.5 crore 90 percent of administrative control is entrusted to the state tax administration while 10 percent is vested with central tax administration. This is to ensure single interface. Further, all administrative control over taxpayers having turnover above Rs. 1.5 crore will be divided equally between central and state tax administrations. States will be compensated for any revenue loss from GST implementation for five years.
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As 2018 data starts to be analyzed, officials in Springfield Ohio are seeing a sharp drop in the number of opioid-related overdoses – declining by as much as 70%.
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Scott specialises in multistory seismic building design and has been the principal in charge of several significant buildings in Wellington and around New Zealand.
Scott currently sits on the executive committee for the Earthquake and Natural Hazards New Zealand. He is a trained Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Engineer, was involved in the Christchurch earthquake deployments and was the engineering team leader in USAR assistance in Japan following the devastating earthquake and tsunami. He recently worked with the United Nations on behalf of NZAid, advising the local government in Padang, Indonesia following the large earthquake there in September 2009.


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How is financial aid awarded?
The Hill School's Financial Aid Committee grants awards to families according to their level of demonstrated financial need, as determined by School & Student Services (SSS). The Committee reviews all cases individually in determining final awards.
How do I apply for financial assistance?
Parents/guardians must visit School and Student Services (SSS) and complete a Parent Financial Statement (PFS) and then submit/upload all required documentation.
When is the financial aid application due?
The Parent Financial Statement and federal tax returns and schedules are due no later than January 15, 2022 for NEW and RETURNING families. Note: If you will be unable to meet this deadline, please contact Chris Bala at cbala@thehill.org to explain your circumstances.
Are families automatically awarded financial aid during their entire time at Hill?
No. Families are required to submit financial paperwork EACH year they have a child (or children) enrolled at The Hill School. The Financial Aid Committee is committed to supporting our families who qualify for their entire time at Hill, but they will reevaluate the demonstrated need of every family each year.
Who should fill out the PFS form if the parents are separated or divorced?
The Hill School's Financial Aid Committee requires each biological parent (and his/her new spouse, if applicable) to submit/upload financial aid paperwork through SSS, regardless of who is the custodial parent.
How do I submit my tax forms before the January 31, 2020 deadline?
Families must upload their tax forms directly to School and Student Services by January 15, 2022 and their W-2s by January 31, 2022.
Does Hill offer any academic, athletic, or merit scholarships?
No. All financial assistance awarded by The Hill School's Financial Aid Committee is based on the demonstrated need of the family.
Is financial aid available for international students?
International applicants are welcome to apply for financial aid, but please be aware that The Hill does not typically award financial aid to international students.
What is The Hill School's code for the PFS form?
The Hill School's code for use on the PFS form is 3898.
What debt does The Hill take into account?
The Financial Aid Committee will consider certain forms of debt when determining financial aid awards, for example, past educational debts of parents or debts amassed thru necessary medical procedures/prolonged illnesses. Typically, the Committee does not recognize the following: mortgages, business or car loans, or consumer credit card debt. The Hill School's Financial Aid program is not in a position to subsidize lifestyle choices deemed to be unnecessary.
How should I answer questions in the "Family Expenses" section of the PFS?
These questions are intended to help our Financial Aid Committee to understand a family's ability to afford educational expenses. When estimating what your contribution will be towards The Hill School, please do not enter zero unless that figure is entirely accurate. The Hill School believes strongly that each family should contribute to their child(ren)'s education whenever and however possible.
When will we be informed of our financial aid award?
Notification of financial aid awards for new students will arrive within a few days after you receive your online admission decision on March 10, 2022. Returning families will receive their re-enrollment contract on March 1, 2022.
Does The Hill School offer payment plan options to pay the balance of tuition owed?
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HomeCOMMENTARYInformation Ministry collaborates with Police to implement West Africa Police Information Systems
Information Ministry collaborates with Police to implement West Africa Police Information Systems
August 21, 2015 Publisher and Chief Executive Officer KABS KANU COMMENTARY, Uncategorized 0
National Cyber Security Coordinator, Dr. Hamza Bangura has been appointed as chairman of the Technical Working Group(TWG) for the review and regulatory process of the Data Protection Act, according to him is the basic requirement for a country like Sierra Leone to participate fully to the implementation of peace.
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Dr. Hamza Bangura, disclose that the Technical Working Group ( TWG) has developed a work plan and a propose budget that will facilitate the enactment of the Data Protection Act, which is believed to be completed before the end of this year. He said that they are very much please to be the pioneers of the Data Protection Act,as it is key to the security of the country's protected information infrastructure, and the privacy of the end users of cyber. He reiterated that, they have work tirelessly with Law enforcement agencies and ICT stakeholders to ensure that they cyber space is protected as required by international best practice. He however said that they are trying to make sure before the end of this year, the National Cyber Security Policy to be forwarded to cabinet and the Data Protection Act passed into Law.
The Director of Communications in the Ministry of Information and Communications, Mr. Bakarr Tarawally in his capacity as the chairman of the meeting welcome all for the timely response to his invitation to attend and discuss the way forward to enacting a Data Protection Act for the government and people of Sierra Leone. In his remarks, he uses the opportunity to brief attendees on the strides the government has continued to play to provide an accessible and affordable ICT services of this country and especially the 2013 landing of the Fibre Optic cable to be rolled out nationwide as a fibre backbone and whereas, the last mile solutions will be fibre to the Homes and or Premises he explained. This is also very much key to the implementation of the West African Police Information Systems(WAPIS) he stressed. The automated database systems requires a reliable ICT infrastructures for its sustainability he added. He called on the Sierra Leone Police representatives to brief attendees on the WAPIS project.
In his briefings, the Director of Crime Services in the Sierra Leone Police AIG Morie Lengor explains the need for the quick enactment of the Data Protection Act as it is a pre-requirement for Sierra Leone to be officially invited to participate in the pilot phase of WAPIS. He opened that, the project is funded by the European Union and currently holds its headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria. We currently have a representative from INTERPOL in Abuja for the project implementation. He called on the Ministry of Information and Communications and other stakeholders to speed up the process of enacting the law as this is key to enhancing national security.
Mr. Mans Dabo, from INTERPOL in his contribution briefed attendees on the historical relationships between Sierra Leone and the other 190 member states and governments of the organization. It is collaborative approach to share information and track down hard core and profiled criminals across national and international territories and that Sierra Leone has been very much cooperative to the cause he explained. He appealed to all key stakeholders to make this dream a reality to ensure Sierra Leone does not missed this golden opportunity he stressed.
The Director of Serious Crimes from the Office of National Security(ONS) who also double as the Secretary General of the Transnational Organized Crime Unit( TOCU) management board expressed delight for The purpose of meeting as it is a clear manifestation that, stakeholders are now very much cooperative in security issues. The ONS will do all it can to cooperate fully for the Data Protection Law enactment and hence the implementation of WAPIS he concluded. By Septimus Kanu
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What Are the Most Common Causes of Ear and Jaw Pain?
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A variety of common causes may lead to jaw and ear pain, including temporomandibular joint disorders, middle ear infections, sinus infections, mastoiditis and Bell's palsy, according to Healthline. Teeth grinding, trigeminal neuralgia and acoustic neuroma may also cause ear and jaw pain.
Temporomandibular joints are delicate areas containing bones, tendons and muscles, states MedicineNet. Disorders and injuries to this structure often leads to pain in the jaw and ears, a popping sensation, and difficulty chewing.
When the area behind the eardrum becomes filled with fluids and swollen, a middle ear infection is diagnosed, explains Healthline. By the age of 3, 80 percent of children have a middle ear infection, usually experiencing pain in the ears and jaw. Most frequent in the winter and early spring, they often require no medical treatment. Symptoms of a sinus infection include inflammation of the nasal passage and sinuses, and ear and jaw pain. Approximately 31 million people in the United States face a sinus infection each year.
Mastoiditis tends to originate from untreated middle ear infections, notes Healthline. If an infection is left unattended to, it can spread to the sacs of the mastoid bone, at which point the mastoid bone may disintegrate. Among other symptoms, this results in jaw and ear pain.


Next-generation digital signage that uses the latest in holographic imaging and audio-visual technology to create the illusion of a real person is making its U.S. debut at Duane Reade's new flagship in downtown Manhattan.
The technology, the Tensator Virtual Assistant, is provided by Lawrence, a Tensator Group Co. Completely customized for Duane Reade, it takes the form of a female greeter who welcomes entering customers and provides information on everything store-related. Currently, the greeter has seven different scripts, each of which speaks to a different store element.


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A London-based mosque will be the first to accept cryptocurrency donations for Zakat and Sadaqah.
A Turkish-owned mosque in London, United Kingdom is taking a surprisingly savvy approach to almsgiving. The mosque is set to be the first to accept cryptocurrencies for donations during Ramadan for Zakat and Sadaqah.
Zakat is the compulsory giving of a proportion of a person's wealth to charity to achieve self-purification. Meanwhile, Sadaqah is voluntary charity.
Both are good candidates for cryptocurrencies according to Gurmit Singh, founder of tech firm Combo Innovations and the person responsible for spearheading the crypto system. Singh convinced mosque chairman Erkin Guney to accept cryptocurrencies by explaining that they are commonly used by Muslims and would be particularly suited for Zakat.
These are not the only advantages. "The technology can enable global penetration, reaching people that currently have limited access to traditional financing, yet have a smartphone. We believe the model will appeal to non-Muslims too." Singh told CCN.
This charitable use of the technology is not an entirely new concept. Cryptocurrency donations for philanthropic causes have been discussed for a while now.
The reason is that it may actually be a good fit. According to the Charities Aid Foundation, the currencies can benefit charities by boosting transparency and trust, and facilitating to deliver aid money where it is needed most.
In February, Fidelity Charitable announced that it had received $69 million in cryptocurrency donations in 2017. This is all more impressive considering that represented a nearly ten-fold increase from the $7 million collected last year by the global charity.
Fidelity Charitable vice president Amy Pirozzolo told CoinDesk: "It is one of the fastest growing assets that we are seeing wanting to be contributed to charity. Many people who own bitcoin or other forms of cryptocurrency do want to be philanthropic."
In April, a new platform was launched with the aim of using cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies to reinforce trust in charities. To increase transparency, the startup, called AidCoin, is using the currencies for fund transfers while deploying distributed ledgers to securely track transactions.
This transparency protects both donators and aid recipients. The end result could be that more people will donate knowing their money goes to noble purposes.
On his part, Guney plans to put the crypto money toward philanthropic activities."The zakat will be used to feed the poor in our local community and help others in need. We will also put a portion aside to help with the urgent renovations needed at the mosque," said Guney.
The mosque's leaders, however, will have to be careful when collecting their donations. Legislations around cryptocurrencies are relatively new and can be tricky to navigate.


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Emma Clark: 'I didn't want to have to choose between science and humanities'
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Why did you choose Cornell?
When I was in high school, someone once asked me if I'm more of a "science person" or a "humanities person." I had no idea how to answer. I loved computer science and biology, and dreamed of someday working at the intersection of the two fields. But I also loved history and language, and would lose myself in books for hours at at time. I didn't want to have to choose between science and humanities. I wanted to find a place that would allow me to explore my seemingly opposite passions, and I looked for ways to connect them. Cornell Arts & Sciences was that place, and the freedom it gave me to study both computer science and Spanish is why I chose Cornell.
What was your favorite class and why?
My favorite class at Cornell was Introduction to Oceanography. Professor Monger's passion and enthusiasm were inspiring and made me fall in love with the subject. After taking the class I even considered changing my major, but he assured me that there are incredible things you can do with computer science to help save the world's oceans in the fight against climate change.
What Cornell memory do you treasure the most?
One of my favorite Cornell memories is from my first hockey game, fall of my senior year, when the band played "Far Above Cayuga's Waters." All the students linked arms and swayed back and forth together, and in that moment I was filled with school pride like I'd never felt before, and I imagined what it would be like to listen to that song with the class of 2020 on my graduation day. Because of the pandemic, that will not happen, but instead I treasure the camaraderie and emotion of that moment: surrounded by friends, excited to cheer on our team, and proud to be a Cornellian.
What have you accomplished as a Cornell student that you are most proud of, either inside the classroom or otherwise?
The accomplishment I'm most proud of is being able to serve as a role model for younger women in the computer science community through Women in Computing at Cornell (WICC). Advice and guidance from upperclassmen is the reason I had the confidence to pursue a career in computer science as a woman, and nothing has made me happier as a senior than to pass down these reassurances to the underclassmen of our community. I've loved sharing stories of times that I experienced failure in my computer science career, and showing them how far I've come despite these failures. For me it's a huge accomplishment to be able to remind these students that if I can do it, they certainly can too.
Who or what influenced your Cornell education the most? How or why?
My study abroad experience in Sevilla, Spain, through the CASA program is what influenced my Cornell education the most. My semester abroad gave me the chance to experience a culture distinct from my own, which helped broaden my perspective and understanding of the world. Studying abroad also helped me discover my passion for Spanish language, literature, and history, which later led to my double major. Abroad is an incredible experience to learn more about the world, and about yourself.
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text:
<?php

namespace CodeOrders\V1\Rest\Orders;

use Zend\ServiceManager\FactoryInterface;
use Zend\Db\TableGateway\TableGateway;
use Zend\Db\ResultSet\HydratingResultSet;
use Zend\Stdlib\Hydrator\ClassMethods;
class OrderItemTableGatewayFactory implements FactoryInterface {
	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 * @see \Zend\ServiceManager\FactoryInterface::createService()
	 */
	public function createService( \Zend\ServiceManager\ServiceLocatorInterface $serviceLocator ) {
		// TODO Auto-generated method stub
		$dbAdapter = $serviceLocator->get('DbAdapter');
		$hydrator = new HydratingResultSet(new ClassMethods(), new OrderItemEntity());
		$tableGateway = new TableGateway('order_items', $dbAdapter, null, $hydrator);
		return $tableGateway;
	}

}

?>

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