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Chapter 47. Small Hydroelectric Power Projects
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There are hereby authorized to be appropriated for each of the fiscal years ending September 30, 1978, September 30, 1979, and September 30, 1980, not to exceed $10,000,000 for loans to be made pursuant to section 2702 of this title, such funds to remain available until expended. There are hereby authorized to be appropriated for each of the fiscal years ending September 30, 1978, September 30, 1979, September 30, 1980, not to exceed $100,000,000 for loans to be made pursuant to section 2703 of this title, such funds to remain available until expended.


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Quentin Tarantino is now part of the Hollywood elite that he used to fantasize about. The very films and filmmakers that he used to skewer and homage are now his peers, even the dead ones. He is also part of a dying breed: he's one of the last directors that a Hollywood studio will give unlimited resources without interference. He's someone whose vision is trusted, even when his discipline isn't. There's still a sheen associated with being part of a Tarantino film. So it's fascinating that this Loa Angeles problem child would take that trust, that investment, and return with Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, a film obsessed with digging up Tinseltown's gravest skeletons and parading them for a 2019 audience.
Tarantino's debts to previous Golden Ages of Cinema are legion, and part of his charm is that he's never really grown out of his reductive filmmaking style. His tastes are too varied – from classic austerity to shameless B pictures – to leave anybody out. His last two films, Django Unchained and The Hateful Eight, were a bit ponderous, and Eight especially mistook a lot of dialogue for good dialogue. Those films were also blood-soaked reconstructions of history meant to disorient audiences about the true realities between blacks and whites in the Wild West. Inglourious Basterds (the film directly before those two) did the same thing, except he did it with the Jews and Nazis during World War II. All three movies rejoice in their bloodlust.
Once Upon a Time has less interest in being a high moral arbiter, and it doesn't try to conjure slick revenges over history's greatest injustices. Instead, its focus is on Los Angeles in 1969, that fateful year where free love and and psychedelia fell under the horrid tragedy of Altamont and the Manson murders. Manson and his family play a part in this film, though mostly as background to the stories of actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his best friend/bodyguard/stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt). Dalton was a television star in the 50's, which gave him the capital to own a beautiful home on Cielo Drive, but after the show ends and his attempt at movie stardom falter, he's looking career stagnation right in the face.
Bitten hard by alcoholism and insecurity, Rick is perpetually paranoid about his place in the show business ladder, and when he'll fall off of it. His only true ally is Cliff, who when he's not performing Rick's stunts, is playing his chauffeur and handyman, not above climbing on a roof to look at the TV antenna. Cliff has his own morbid past within the industry, though that's not worth getting into here. You can see it plainly, though, when you see how differently Cliff drives when Rick is not in the car. These two men, and their unspoken, inseparable pact, keep each other afloat within a city run by greed and perversion. Both have the stomach for the seedy side of Hollywood, but does Hollywood have the stomach for them?
Rick's new next door neighbor is Roman Polanski (Rafal Zawierucha) and his new wife Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie). Polanski is hardly home though, and Sharon spends most of the time with her friend and former lover, Jay Sebring (Emile Hirsch). We all know what has happened to Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring, that they were mercilessly slaughtered by a trio of sycophants at the behest of Charles Manson. Tate's presence (and Robbie's performance of her) is a spry display of star-dazzled innocence, and our knowledge of her fate hangs heavily over even her most appealing scenes. We also have a taste for Tarantino's subversive nature, and Once Upon a Time trains us to learn not to trust anything that comes out of Hollywood, not even the very movie you're watching.
Meanwhile, Rick dreams of possible run-ins with the esteemed Polanski (in 1969, he is still eight years from drugging and forcibly sodomizing a 13-year-old Samantha Gailey), a chance meeting that can make his film career blossom. Instead, he is taking black hat villain parts in pulpy television westerns. On set, he is cursed by a nervous stutter and an inability to remember his lines. His confidence comes and goes like the wind, and what's worse, Cliff is not allowed on the set – his reputation precedes him, and the producers don't want him around. It takes a precocious 8-year-old co-star (Julia Butters) to knock him out of his funk.
It's hard to ignore the disparity between Rick and Cliff. While Rick's fragility buckles often under the pressure of maintaining stardom, Cliff's attitude toward being blackballed from the business is met with sputtering indifference. Cliff's only loyalty appears fixed to Rick (though he does appear to love his pet pitbull, Brandy), while all his other troubles tend to float by the wayside. Cliff has his own incidental run-ins with Manson's family – the actual Manson (played by Damon Herriman) is more specter than character – including with a hitchhiker named Pussycat (Margaret Qualley) who is just sure Charlie will dig Cliff. Like many non-Rick aspects of Cliff's life, that goes awry and it sets the stage for Tarantino's perspective on the Manson murders.
You may recall, amongst the uproar of the Weinstein reckoning, that Tarantino admitted to knowing plenty and doing nothing. To follow that by making a film like this – a film, in part, about a crime that encapsulates Hollywood's compliance with harrowing violence against women – is bold even for him. When you're about 125 minutes into the 161 minute Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, you may find yourself considering how not violent the film is, compared to the rest of his canon. That changes quickly in the film's final act, which is shocking, and meant to be. Its ending will seem cruel and horrifying, but those who criticize will also be forced to reconcile with history. Is Tarantino's version of things that much more objectionable than the real thing? Perhaps it is, but it's also a conversation worth having.
There is so much to talk about here. For one, this may actually be DiCaprio's first actual risk as an actor, as he plays the thing that appears to be his worst nightmare: a forgotten has-been. Likewise, Pitt is willing to wager his serene, effortless stardom by playing someone whose open secrets would bring 2019 to its knees. These two actors are allowing Tarantino to completely deconstruct their careers, and that says nothing of the way Tarantino deconstructs himself. This is all secondary commentary to what Tarantino is really doing: he doesn't see LA as a place that recycles tragedy for drama, but vice versa. His Hollywood is a self-perpetuating nightmare, an ouroboros feasting on its own corpse. This is a completely outrageous thing to come out of a major studio.
Perhaps you're wondering whether or not I actually liked it. I did. This is a sincere version of Tarantino that I prefer to his high-end schlock. There's an affection for these people, for this time and place, but he's completely aware of its pitfalls, the venomous mix of free love hippies and commercial filmmaking. What he wants you to focus on is the downfall, and it's telling that he seems to be calling to burn it all down. This feels like a tremendous feat of self-awareness, of reorienting priorities while still keeping your edge. It feels unique and polarizing, which is certainly not something you can say about Hollywood movies these days.

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This is the news from October 2017!
To Ljubica Goga (WLP breakfast supervisor) on her first 20 years with the hotel.
To Leia Chrysostomou Simply the Best WLP September 2017, and for completing her level Food Safety training.
To Roy Gellard Simply the Best BH / Head Office / Estates September 2017.
To Andrew Sivi for completing an ACAS Managers' Training course.
The BH electric car charging points are proving a hit with our guests, and new signage has been added this month. We are planning a similar installation at WLP in the next few months.
The WLP kitchen benefits from a new electric Rational oven which involved an upgrade of all our electrical circuits to be able to cope with the extra loads. This will speed up service and cope with greater demands than the previous gas fired model. Pictured here is Executive Chef Wayne Turner with the Rational.
The Hornbeam Room at WLP has opened as a stunning hi-tech boardroom equipped with 60" interactive TV, a multitude of different sockets, twin Nespresso machines, and beautiful Hornbeam photos by resident photographer.
Stunning new drone footage of WLP and the Beale Arboretum can be found here and here.
The National Gardens Scheme open day in the Beale Arboretum at WLP is on Sunday 22nd October 1-4pm – come and see the spectacular autumn colours.
Coming up is the next WLP concert on 13th October with Antony Peebles playing a selection of romantic piano works by Schubert, Chopin, Beethoven and Ravel.
Christmas bookings for both lunches and party nights are coming in fast now as the nights draw in – book now to secure your preferred dates.
Or get away to either West Lodge Park, or Beales Hotel, Hatfield for a lovely weekend break at very attractive prices for dinner bed and breakfast for two.


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Tim Glemkowski came from Colorado to give two talks at the Dec. 5 Advent event in Rice Lake. With clear ideas and a motivational style, the speaker – who spent time discerning the priesthood during college – said everyone is called to become a saint, living Catholicism heroically. (Catholic Herald photo by Jenny Snarski)
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"Tonight can be a life-changing encounter with Christ if you let it."
This was how Catholic speaker and evangelist Tim Glemkowski, after invoking the Holy Spirit, started the first of two talks at St. Joseph's Church in Rice Lake. The Franciscan University of Steubenville graduate spoke as part of an Advent adoration event that also included a meal put on by the local Knights of Columbus and Council of Catholic Women.
Glemkowski is also founder and president of L'Alto Catholic Institute whose mission is to help parishes form disciples and inspire Catholics to respond to their call to holiness and mission. He lives in Colorado with his wife and daughter, holding positions as a theology teacher, catechist and director of evangelization, youth and young adult ministries.
Focusing on the salvation story during the first talk, Glemkowski shared the strong sense of identity he gained as he first held his newborn baby girl. Dad, something he hadn't been before but would be from that moment on – a life-defining moment.
He retold the life-defining moment for Adam and Eve. How, after God told them they could eat of all the garden's fruits – emphasizing their freedom – the serpent deceptively twisted God's words – emphasizing the rules.
"Eve's response demonstrates humanity's fundamental struggle to trust God and his goodness," Glemkowski suggested and proceeded to sum up both the Old and New Testaments.
Holding up the Bible, he said, "Divine Revelation tells us the story about a loving Father who, out of love, would do anything to bring you back into relationship with him," and emphasized, "Brothers and sisters, the entire story of salvation history is about God trying to convince you that He loves you."
He encapsulated the Old Testament in a few lines of the Christmas hymn "O Holy Night": "Long lay the world in sin and error pining, till he appeared and the soul felt its worth." Glemkowski said that "our struggles boil down to a disbelief that God is a good God and that all his intentions for us are good."
Presenting the parable of the Prodigal Son as the New Testament in a nutshell, he said, "Your story, my story, is essentially about a Father who comes rushing toward us."
He acknowledged our human relationships often do not prepare us to receive God's unconditional love, but we should be confident of receiving that love and run to him. The speaker illustrated the point with an image of his 3-year-old daughter running into his arms, unconcerned with her misbehavior during the time her father was away.
Nearly 200 people attended the first talk; almost 320 were in the church for the second, which preceded an hour of Eucharistic adoration. Lynn Pottinger, cluster director of religious education, said their attendance goal was 250. She commended the "huge group effort" and hard work of many committee members.
Glemkowski started the second talk by sharing another life-defining moment during adoration at a Steubenville youth conference before his senior year of high school. He went from being primarily concerned with "being cool, not really standing for anything" to being convicted that he would only find happiness in Christ.
And yet he admitted, "I was afraid to give my life completely over, thinking I'd be miserable, and mostly, strange… (However), the more I applied myself to the habits of virtue, the easier it got and the happier I became."
He quoted Pope Benedict XVI from the second paragraph of the introduction to Deus Caristas Est – the pope's encyclical on Christian love: "Being Christian is not the result of an ethical choice or a lofty idea, but the encounter with an event, a person, which gives life a new horizon and a decisive direction."
From C. S. Lewis's "Weight of Glory," Glemkowski restated, "Christianity, if true, is of infinite importance."
He spoke with conviction of Jesus Christ in the Gospels as an utterly captivating person, still alive today.
He descriptively recounted the stories of the woman caught in adultery hovering at Jesus' feet for mercy, the Samaritan woman at the well who experiences Christ and shares it with the townspeople she avoided, and Zaccheus, who went out of his way to encounter Christ and was then challenged to leave his entire way of life behind.
"There's something about the person of Jesus Christ that's so compelling, that's so different that it reaches into them and just pulls out the response.
"These are incredibly sinful figures, but there's something about him. They just want to be near him; they just want to be around him. They're not thinking about their life, they just want to be close to him," he emphasized.
Glemkowski iterated that Jesus is often seen as one of two opposing figures – either a radical and hard-lining judge, or some kind of peaceful hippie with a vague message about loving others. He said that while both are inaccurate, either way "we think he's of moderate importance… But he asks for everything, because he wants to give us everything."
Attendees were encouraged to reach out in deep faith to encounter the Lord, "this amazing person," through the opportunities for Eucharistic adoration and reconciliation.
To those wrestling with feelings that their sins were too big to be forgiven, those who hadn't been to confession in years or decades, Glemkowski reassured, "Go back and imagine those figures in the Gospel who encountered Christ, there was no fear in them. They realized that it didn't matter what their sin was, this guy was worth it.
"Don't be afraid to receive the mercy of Jesus Christ. Your sin is not bigger than the mercy of Jesus Christ. It is a pebble thrown into the ocean of God's mercy. We just have to let go. We're holding on (to our sin) and it's killing us. Give it to him."
He concluded with spontaneous prayer in preparation for exposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
Youth Minister Elise Burns affirmed for the crowd, "God is of infinite importance, and he elicits a response. Don't be afraid to receive the mercy of Jesus Christ tonight."
An hour of silent adoration followed, accompanied by meditative Gregorian chant. Confession lines filled up as soon as the three priests present were available after the start of the 7 p.m. holy hour. The doors of the church were finally closed at 9:20 p.m. after the last confession was heard.
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However, while attending HIMSS, we noticed a palpable shift. The level of interest and number of conversations in regards to the role LTPAC can play in the continuum have increased. More healthcare systems are seeking out information on post-acute providers and how they can help drive greater business success.
There's a lot of change happening across the healthcare industry and, now more than ever, it's important to empower health systems with the insights needed for a truly coordinated and collaborative approach to care delivery. Last week, I presented on this topic and was able to share how our team is working to achieve this level of visibility across the care continuum.
We are honored to call over 15,000 LTPAC Providers and more than 60% of all the Skilled Nursing Facilities in the US clients and partners. Our vision is to become a representative voice for the LTPAC market and our partners, and to bring our piece of the quality care delivery puzzle to the forefront. The LTPAC market plays a vital role in improving care outcomes and enabling health systems to meet the Fee-for-Outcome model requirements, and with the single largest repository of post-acute data of any long-term care vendor, PointClickCare is well positioned to provide the patient insights required for true coordinated care.
To help bridge this gap, and to allow for an exchange of post-acute patient information in a simplified and secure way, PointClickCare announced two significant partnerships during the conference. The first is with Redox Inc., the leading integration platform for healthcare data exchange, which will enable us to connect with healthcare systems, empowering them with the visibility required for a truly coordinated approach to care.
Our other new partnership is with Salesforce Health Cloud. Through this, health systems will gain access to data about post-acute providers in their caregiver networks, enabling them to select partners that will deliver a higher quality of care for better patient outcomes.
For LTPAC providers, sharing data with acute care facilities allows them to demonstrate their ability to deliver high-quality care, which can help attract more referrals. Additionally, having a more direct connection will make patient transfers much smoother by delivering important information before the patient even arrives at their facility. Having the right insights, such as the types of medications that have been prescribed or any therapy treatments that have been requested, will help LTPAC providers better prepare for incoming patients and ensure the highest quality of care at all times.
Overall, last week's HIMSS conference was a success. It provided our team the ability to educate healthcare systems on the important role the LTPAC market plays in care delivery, and allowed us to connect with various industry leaders and develop the necessary relationships needed to be able to move the needle when it comes to improving care coordination.
To learn more about our strategic partnerships with Redox and Salesforce Health Cloud, visit our news page. You can also check out the video below where I talk with Colin Hung, editor of HealthcareScene.com about PointClickCare's role at HIMSS and how we are helping to enhance care coordination across the continuum.
Questions? Feel free to reach out to our team at HIMSS@pointclickcare.com.


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Victor Hugo also available in docx and mobi. Read Victor Hugo online, read in mobile or Kindle.
This book, examining these two works and the nonfictional Napoleon le petit, argues that through such texts Hugo can be seen as an important historian of his time, a polemicist and prophet whose version of past events and vision of the future proved to be more lasting than those accepted during the empire."--BOOK JACKET.
Compiled from reports published in 1881 when France held special celebrations to honor Victor Hugo on his 80th birthday. The 27th of December, 1880, was a fête day at Besançon. The houses in the picturesque old town, which dates further back than the Roman conquest, were hung with flags, and the echoes of music came back from the surrounding hills. On the banks of the river, in the streets, and in the squares, a well-dressed crowd was awaiting a ceremonial of honor. One name was upon every lip -- that name was Victor Hugo. The object in the following pages, which are dedicated to Victor Hugo and his century (for the century must ever be associated with his name), to testify our admiration for a man whose every action commands our respect; for the writer who has infused new life into the antiquated diction of our language; for the poet whose verses purify while they fascinate the soul; for the dramatist whose plays exhibit his sympathy with the unrenowned classes; for the historian who has branded with ignominy the tyranny of oppressors; for the satirist who has avenged the outrages of conscience; for the orator who had defended every noble and righteous cause; for the exile who has stood up undaunted to vindicate justice; and finally for the master-mind whose genius has shed a halo of glory over France. Victor Hugo (1802-85) was a French poet, novelist, and playwright, whose voluminous works provided the single greatest impetus to the Romantic Movement. Hugo was France's favorite son, but more than that, for years he had been her champion, her conscience and her spirit. The most abiding picture of Hugo is that of the exile: the "Guernsey Tribunal" dispensing judgement and truth across Europe, his patriarchal image enhanced by the beard he grew to protect his weak throat. It is true that he had the vices of his virtues: he was proud, egocentric, sometimes mean, and often unfaithful. But he was a great man, recognized as such and loved as such by his countrymen.
Victor Hugo was the most important writer of the nineteenth century in France: leader of the Romantic movement; revolutionary playwright; poet; epic novelist; author of the last universally accessible masterpieces in the European tradition, among them Les Misrables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He was also a radical political thinker and eventual exile from France; a gifted painter and architect; a visionary who conversed with Virgil, Shakespeare, and Jesus Christ; in short, a tantalizing personality who dominated and maddened his contemporaries.
Selected from the French writer's vast collection of verse, this bilingual collection introduces readers to the breadth of Hugo's poetic vision.
The true title of this work should be 'Concerning Shakespeare.' The author's original incentive was the desire to "introduce," as they say in England, the new translation of Shakespeare to the public. The tie that binds him so closely to the translator need not deprive him of the privilege of commending the translation.From another side, and still more closely, his conscience was engaged by the subject itself. In contemplating Shakespeare, all the questions relating to art have arisen in the author's mind. To deal with these questions is to set forth the mission of art; to deal with these questions is to set forth the duty of human thought toward man. Such an opportunity for speaking some true words imposes an obligation that is not to be shirked, especially in time like ours. This, the author has understood. He has not hesitated to take every avenue of approach to these complex questions of art and of civilization, varying the horizon as the perspective shifted, and accepting every hint supplied by the urgency of the task. From such an enlarged conception of the subject this book has sprung. This great work does not depend for its value upon the accuracy of its statements of fact, nor even, upon the light it throws upon the life and genius of Shakespeare. It is mainly to be prized as a masterly statement of the author's ideas concerning the proper relation of literature to human life - a statement illuminated by wonderful flashes of poetry and eloquence, and illustrated by strong characterizations of many famous books and men. This is not to say that the present work will not serve, better than most others, as an introduction to Shakespeare, to Aeschylus, and perhaps to some other of the immortals whom it so glowingly celebrates. Victor Hugo (1802-1885) was a French writer who went into exile after Napoleon III seized power (1851), returning to France in 1870. His novels include The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1831) and Les Miserables (1862). Hugo was France's favorite son and, more than that, for years he had been her champion, her conscience and her spirit.
Alfred Barbou was himself a famous writer at that time as well as an intimate friend of Victor Hugo. This book was approved by Victor Hugo and his wife, was translated into several languages, and is generally considered to be the best life of Victor Hugo. The book was published just before the death of Victor Hugo, and is here presented in its original form, with a chapter upon the closing years and death of Victor Hugo having been added by the editor to bring the narrative to completion.


Support for proper tokenization of IP addresses (in particular, IPv6 addresses are not tokenized properly with the ES version of the url email tokenizer).
If not, how could I go about implementing a custom tokenizer?
I apologize for not being more specific. We would like for proper tokenization of IPv6 addresses not embedded in a URL or email address. Please see my example below demonstrating the 2 features of the UAX29-url-email-tokenizer in Solr that we are looking for.
Ideally, we would like two tokens returned: "2001:4860:0:2001::68" and "CVE-123-456". That's currently not the case.


Sorry for the double post, but I need an answer soon. Help please!
@Aras Are you able to play same video in for example VLC on same machine?
Check the version of gstreamer that the plugin uses. It could be 0.1. In that case the quick and dirty way is to install that version of gstreamer with the corresponding plugin packages.


With a redirected AppData folder [ https://support.microsoft.com/de-at/help/242557/registry-settings-for-folder-redirection-in-windows ] I could reproduce crashes of Kleopatra and a "General Error" when trying to generate a key with Kleopatra.
As far as I can tell GnuPG itself works fine and I was able to generate a key there.
This was also reported in BKO: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=389919 and might explain other reports that Key Generation fails with General Error.
Priority High as this appears to be a common setup in Server environments.
The underlying problem is that gpgconf does not work in such an environment.
This results in some problems for Kleopatra e.g. With recent versions it reads default_pubkey_algo and if there is none the key generation wizard did not handle it. This caused the general error when generating keys.
With the attached commit gpgconf works. Key generation in Kleopatra also handles the case now that gpgconf does not work.
What remains here is that Kleopatra does not write any config as KConfig does not appear to handle UNC paths properly.
rW981a6fae5355 Fixes the problem with Kleopatra's config files.
Leaving this open until we have a new version of GnuPG in the installer. While Kleopatra should no longer crash it won't properly work without the patch to GnuPG.
New version of GnuPG is now packaged.


Although medicine and science have developed massively in the past few decades, we are still facing some global menaces at the beginning of the 21st century. The discovery of vaccines played an essential role in modern medicine, helping eradicate various diseases that were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of millions of people all over the globe.
Unfortunately, once the most powerful weapon against bacteria and germs, antibiotics started to lose their efficiency as new generations of bacteria suffered mutations. So why is antimicrobial resistance dangerous? Here is everything you need to know about the topic.
There are billions of microbes existent in the world, but most of them are harmless to people. The human immune system can efficiently fight against these microbes so that we don't end up sick after simply getting in contact with another person or elements in the environment.
However, types of microbes like fungi, parasites, viruses or bacteria are potentially dangerous to people and can cause serious health problems and diseases. They are called pathogens but are also referred to as bugs or germs.
How can we fight microbes?
Certain pathogens can simply be destroyed with the help of good personal hygiene and some common sense rules of eating. Drinking water only from uninfested sources and washing our hands with soap or gel on a regular basis are usually enough to get rid of various microbes.
Unfortunately, other groups of microbes are more dangerous to humans and can only be eradicated with medicines and antibiotics. These are usually prescribed by the doctor and are only taken under the strict surveillance of a physician for a determined period, generally lasting between three and ten days.
Microbes represent living organisms with their own DNA. Similar to humans, plants, and other animals, microbes also have the ability to evolve in order to adapt to new environmental and climate conditions. Thus, what seemed to be enough to kill bacteria a few decades ago may not have the same effect today.
Antibiotics can fight against bacteria, but traces of them remain in our bodies, leading to genetic mutations in time. It is said that the body has a memory of its own and can automatically adjust in order to survive. So, what used to kills us or make us sick a century ago will no longer have the same effect on our bodies today.
Unfortunately, since we have been extensively using antibiotics in the past decades, microbes became immune to them and evolved into more resistant strains. This led to dangerous mutations that no longer respond to the treatments we were used to so humanity is facing yet again the threats of the environment.
People are obsessed with food and hygiene especially given the number of cases related to food poisoning. I know that I am, so I always try to eat only clean fruits and vegetables, wash my hands before each meal, and drink bottled water.
Since most of us like eating out, I've thought I share with you some interesting stuff about E.coli such as what causes this infection, its symptoms, and ways to cure the disease.
You've probably weren't aware of, but people and animal normally have some of this bacteria located in their intestines. There are ways for E.coli to enter your body and one of them is related to improper food handling.
No matter where the food is prepared, may it be at home, in a fast food place or in a restaurant, if you handle it without washing your hands completely you risk spreading the bacteria. Moreover, using utensils, cutting boards, or serving the food in dishes that haven't been washed are responsible for cross-contamination.
If you leave the food on the table, especially cooked foods, and you consume them without been stored in the fridge, you are prone to getting the disease. The whole point is to eat fresh food that has been washed, cooked at higher temperatures, and stored in a cool and dry place. If you stick to this principles, E.coli won't get near you.
Apart from this, during the slaughtering process, meat can get infected with this bacteria straight from the animal's intestines. This is why always make sure to wash the meat and cook it at a higher level of temperature that kills any bacteria whatsoever.
Another possible source of infection is the contaminated water or even water located in swimming pools. Since E.coli can be easily spread from person to person if they don't wash their hands. Therefore, places such as schools and nursing homes are ideal for spreading this bacteria.
Among the symptoms caused by this intestinal infection, I have to mention abdominal cramping, severe diarrhea, gases, vomiting, fatigue, and fever. These usually last around 5 to 10 days and debut around 1 to 10 days after being exposed to E.coli.
In some situations, according to the severity of the case, there might be signs of blood in the urine, a pale skin, bruises, and major dehydration.
Not all people get the same reaction when their body starts to fight this infection. Some risk factors that can worsen the situation are age, a weakened immune system, type of foods, and the low level of stomach acids.
If you start noticing any of these symptoms, you must seek a doctor because there are ways to treat the E. coli infection. Besides drinking plenty of water, you must rest and eat only foods recommended by a medical specialist. You shouldn't get antidiarrheal medication unless your doctor recommends to.


Deputy Legal Advisor to Government says Netanyahu's promise to make up for Givat HaUlpana unfeasible.
The Deputy Legal Advisor to Government says that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's promise to build 300 new homes in Beit El is unfeasible, according to a report in Maariv Tuesday morning.
Netanyahu made the promise as part of a move to compensate for the planned destruction of 30 apartments that make up the top row of the four-tier Givat HaUlpana neighborhood. That demolition order, too, was brought about by the State Attorney's Office, which did not contest a motion by ultra-leftist Peace Now demanding that the neighborhood be razed.
The Deputy Legal Advisor to Government, Mike Balas, and other unnamed attorneys from the State Attorney's Office, have held discussions regarding Netanyahu's plan and concluded that it is legally unsound. The reason for this, the report says, is that most of Beit El was built on land that was seized by Israel through a method that the High Court has since found to be problematic.
While Givat HaUlpana was built on private Arab land, purchased in a deal of contested legality – most of Beit El was built on land that was initially used by the IDF and then transferred by government decision to World Zionist Histadrut.
Beit El was founded in 1977. The practice in which land taken by the IDF is converted for use by a civilian community was stopped in the late 70s, after a High Court decision opposing it.
The Attorney's Office now says that building 300 units on land that was seized in the method ruled out by the High Court is not proper.
The Prime Minister's Office told the newspaper, "The Prime Minister's promise to build 300 housing units in Beit El still stands."


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A CONSTELLATION OF VITAL PHENOMENA BY ANTHONY MARRA PDF
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: A Constellation of Vital Phenomena: A Novel (): Anthony Marra: Books. : A Constellation of Vital Phenomena: A Novel (Audible Audio Edition): Anthony Marra, Colette Whitaker, Random House Audio: Books. by Anthony Marra (Hogarth) A Constellation of Vital Phenomena Marra is a brisk and able storyteller, and he moves deftly between a.
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They circumnavigated the area. The muted voice of the people is epitomized by the succession of regimes that have refused to allow him to publish any of it except the segments up to the Middle Ages.
If you think you're too much of a history dolt to enjoy this book, don't let that stop you. Among the legion who are broken, there are still some who retain a measure of humor, dignity, and goodness that they share with other good souls.
A Constellation of Vital Phenomena by Anthony Marra
Jul 16, Brenda – Traveling Sister rated it really liked it. Also by Anthony Marra. I had high expectations of this book after seeing a few recommendations from friends here.
The title came from an old medical textbook Sonja owned. We highly recommend for everyone and especially for book clubs. He will seek refuge at the ;henomena hospital where the sole remaining doctor, Sonja Rabina, treats the wounded.
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Sing it, Brother Anthony, sing it. See all books by Anthony Marra. View all 48 comments. Yes, this is more beautiful than brummagem.
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The dishes no longer prepared or eaten. The writing was phhenomena. Weary and overburdened, she has no desire to take on additional risk and responsibility.
Sonja is a female surgeon of ethnic Russian origin who has taken over the running of the hospital in this bombed out city. I think some writers are equivalent of chocolatiers, making bonbon after truffle upon caramel. Anthony Marra drops the vitla into the midst of the second Chechen war and spends zero time on the background of the region, giving the reader very little to draw from.
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The novel spans ten years, telling the story of three families who were neighbors in Eldar, as well as two sisters who lived in Volchansk. Some parts of the book are, in fact, that very thing. It's always a tricky business, and an editor I know once described the dilemma this way: Want to Read saving…. View all 36 comments. Anthony Marra is one of those who deserves all the praise he's receiving. Ron Charles fital said it all in his review of the book for the Washington Post.
Here, in fresh, graceful prose, is a profound story that dares to be as tender as it is ghastly, a story about desperate lives in a remote land that will quickly seem impossibly close and mafra. View all 26 comments. Constellation immerses one in the East—at no time does one imagine oneself to be anywhere but in that place east of Europe and west of the Caspian.
The book begins with a sentence that forecasts both the horror and the whimsy ahead: There he request Sonja to take in Haava. There are three key characters — Akhmed, an incompetent doctor with a good heart…Sonja, a bone-weary surgeon who labors each day at a bombed-out hospital that serves as the only respite for those who have been injured…and Havaa, an eight-year-old girl who has already been forced to endure and lose too much.
It's a very dense story—in order to give gravity to his narrative, Marra packs a great deal of Chechen history and details that seemed to run on for far too long. He slowly unfolds his story with a balanced sureness and subtlety rare in a first novel, with a rhythm that is ajthony and welcoming….
At the beginning of the book, as I was introduced to day-to-day life in Chechnya, I kept nervously referring to Wikipedia pages, thinking that if I understood the complex history of the region, and was fortified by details of the first and second Chechen wars and the role of Stalin at the root of all this, among other things, that I would be better prepared for what was to come.
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I have to say I learnt next to nothing about the Chechen wars. His son Ramzan is a Russian informant and the one responsible for killing so many of his own village men. Jan 22, Violet wells rated it really liked it. I cannot think of many authors who are able to create a picture so vivid with so little words.
Still, this is not a story that I can say I enjoyed, although it always pulled me back to it until my heart became too heavy once again, and I was forced to put it down for a time.
But overall I felt the characters let this novel down a bit. As to the latter, it's only as you keep reading that you realize how impressive that handling of time is, and how it reflects one of the themes. In A Constellation of Vital Phenomena they become not only "write-able," but also highly, deeply readable. View all 5 comments.
His most recent art was putting up around his village large portraits on constellation of the disappeared, a touching act Marra bases on a real event. May 07, Minutes Buy. Read it Forward Read it first.
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Each chapter begins with the date highlighted on a timeline that runs from tojumping forward and backward, sometimes creating new mysteries, sometimes solving old ones. The story traces the character's lives and the moral choices they have made in their struggle to survive. Although the author does infuse the story with humor, it is ironic humor, sad humor; humor that laughs at the stupidity of man. I found the frequent asides about the futures of the surviving characters rather irritating, and I think it does try to squeeze too many elements and too much research in to be entirely convincing, and there is quite a lot of writerly trickery.
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Flavivirga aquatica is a Gram-negative, aerobic and slightly alkaliphilic bacterium from the genus of Flavivirga.

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Most popular sites for casting?
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What are the most actor-packed sites for finding talent in LA? Backstage / Actor's Access? NowCasting? Craig's List?
Rayandmigdalia
All of the ones that you mentioned, and whatever other sources you can come up with. Most of your applicants that you will receive from ANY source are really qualified to be "models" but not actors...they have no acting experience but feel that they are talented actors none the less. As you look at their resume, you are looking for actual "speaking" roles. Many beginning actors have done a dozen films as an "extra" but have never delivered a line of dialogue. HOWEVER, does this person have a lot of "theatre" experience...maybe the lead in some live theatrical productions. Terrific! Or maybe a beginner who has taken a lot of acting classes, showing that they are SERIOUS about acting. I've overstepped the bounds of your original question, but you will get "crap" applicants from whereever you place an ad. Be prepared.
Rayandmigdalia said:
I produced a 90 minute movie about 15 years ago. About 85% to 90% of actors couldn't act or just didn't look the part.
The people who had done theater were definitely a cut above the rest.
Back then I would get 200 submissions for a role from NowCasting. Nowadays about 5 submissions. Not sure if the site is dead now or maybe $100 is not enough pay or maybe people don't want to be associated with a short that mocks Democrats. That's taboo in this town.
Instagram is good as well. I'Ve booked people off of there.


The White House houses the President of the United States. This building also becomes a workplace for the current president. Ever since the presidency of John Adams in 1800, this building has been home to the President of the United States. With 55,000 square feet of floor space, there is tons of room for the President and his family to live and work there, awhile still providing enough room for visitors to tour the building.


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Q: Windows Mobile/Compact Framework: Detect form move I have a compact framework forms application that, among other things, displays popup windows that are not the full window size.
As things stand, it is possible when one of these popups is displayed to drag it off of the visible screen area using the title bar. This then gives the impression of the form being unresponsive because the popup is waiting for input but invisible.
I would therefore like to detect the moving of the form so that I can reset the position and keep it centred on screen. However, I do not seem to be able to achieve this.
So far, I have tried sub-classing the form and then looking for WM_MOVE, WM_SIZE or WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGED messages - however I never see these messages in the WndProc (I have also tried logging all messages but once the form is displayed it receives no messages whilst moving or after being moved, in fact once displayed the next message in WndProc is when a button is clicked on the form).
I have also tried detecting the current location of the form during the OnPaint/OnPaintBackground events. This works, as long as the form does not contain a MainMenu control. If the MainMenu control exists, you can drag the form down to the bottom of the screen under where the menu is and the OnPaint/OnPaintBackground events no longer fire (it does not need to be repainted as it is no longer visible).
I am running out of ideas; any suggestions?

A: I did just update my Moveable WinForm solution: http://www.hjgode.de/wp/2012/11/07/mobile-development-move-your-form/.

The updated source code is at http://code.google.com/p/win-mobile-code/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2FMoveableWinForm%2FMovableForm
the essential subclassing code to get msg send to form is (see winapi.cs):
    #region subclassing
    public class subclassForm:IDisposable
    {
        #region delegate_event_stuff
        public class wndprocEventArgs : EventArgs
        {
            public IntPtr hWnd;
            public uint msg;
            public IntPtr lParam;
            public IntPtr wParam;
            public wndprocEventArgs(IntPtr lphWnd, uint iMsg, IntPtr lpLParam, IntPtr lpWParam)
            {
                hWnd = lphWnd;
                msg = iMsg;
                lParam = lpLParam;
                wParam = lpWParam;
            }
        }

        public delegate void wndProcEventHandler(object sender, wndprocEventArgs wndProcArgs);
        public event wndProcEventHandler wndProcEvent;
        void onWndProcEvent(wndprocEventArgs wa)
        {
            if (this.wndProcEvent == null)
                return;
            wndProcEvent(this, wa);
        }
        #endregion

        public enum WNDMSGS:uint{
            WM_MOVE=0x0003,
            WM_SIZE=0x0005,
        }
        public subclassForm(System.Windows.Forms.Form form)
        {
            _form = form;
            lpPrevWndFunc = _subClassForm(_form);
        }
        public void Dispose()
        {
            unsubClassForm(_form);
        }
        IntPtr lpPrevWndFunc=IntPtr.Zero;
        System.Windows.Forms.Form _form;

        static WndProcDelegate persistentWndProc;
        IntPtr _subClassForm(System.Windows.Forms.Form form)
        {
            //avoid multiple subclassing
            if (lpPrevWndFunc != IntPtr.Zero)
                return IntPtr.Zero;
            persistentWndProc = WndProc;
            lpPrevWndFunc = (IntPtr)GetWindowLong(form.Handle, GWL_WNDPROC);
            SetWindowLong(form.Handle, GWL_WNDPROC, persistentWndProc);
            return lpPrevWndFunc;
        }
        IntPtr WndProc(IntPtr hWnd, uint msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam)
        {
            System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("HWND: " + hWnd + " MSG: " + msg + " WPARAM: " + wParam + " LPARAM: " + lParam);
            onWndProcEvent(new wndprocEventArgs(hWnd, msg, lParam, wParam));
            return CallWindowProc(lpPrevWndFunc, hWnd, msg, wParam, lParam);
        }
        bool unsubClassForm(System.Windows.Forms.Form form)
        {
            bool bRet = false;
            if (lpPrevWndFunc == IntPtr.Zero)
                return bRet;
            if (SetWindowLong(form.Handle, GWL_WNDPROC, lpPrevWndFunc.ToInt32()) != 0)
            {
                bRet = true;
                lpPrevWndFunc = IntPtr.Zero;
            }
            return bRet;
        }
    }
    #endregion

with the code you should be able to 'recognize' if the form is moved and possibly outside the primary screens boundaries.

A: It's a dumb solution, but have you considered putting a Timer on the form?
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
    private Timer CheckLocation { get; set; }
    private Point FirstLocation { get; set; }

    public Form1()
    {
        InitializeComponent();

        FirstLocation = Location;
        CheckLocation.Tick += new EventHandler(CheckLocation_Tick);
    }

    void CheckLocation_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        if (FirstLocation != Location)
        {
            Location = FirstLocation;
        }
    }
}

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APERTURE Festival Confirmed International Speakers!
If you haven't heard yet (which means that you probably are not on our mailing list), the APERTURE Festival has confirmed our international speakers! We are happy to welcome Anouk Ride and Adilah Dolaiano from Sukwadi Media, Solomon Islands. We would also like to welcome Amie Batalibasi and Jennifer Wate.
Our speakers will discuss Islander perspectives in storytelling and how to bring insider stories out to the wider world.
To find out more information about who our speakers are click here.
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package core.aws.remote.elb;

import com.amazonaws.services.elasticloadbalancing.model.DescribeTagsRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.elasticloadbalancing.model.LoadBalancerDescription;
import com.amazonaws.services.elasticloadbalancing.model.Tag;
import core.aws.client.AWS;
import core.aws.env.Environment;
import core.aws.resource.Resources;
import core.aws.resource.elb.ELB;

import java.util.List;

/**
 * @author neo
 */
public class ELBLoader {
    private final Resources resources;
    private final Environment env;

    public ELBLoader(Resources resources, Environment env) {
        this.resources = resources;
        this.env = env;
    }

    public void load() {
        List<LoadBalancerDescription> remoteELBs = AWS.getElb().listELBs();
        for (LoadBalancerDescription remoteELB : remoteELBs) {
            String elbName = remoteELB.getLoadBalancerName();
            String prefix = env.name + "-";
            if (elbName.startsWith(prefix) && "1".equals(getVersion(elbName))) {
                String resourceId = elbName.substring(prefix.length());
                ELB elb = resources.find(ELB.class, resourceId).orElseGet(() -> resources.add(new ELB(resourceId)));
                elb.name = elbName;
                elb.remoteELB = remoteELB;
                elb.foundInRemote();
            }
        }
    }

    private String getVersion(String elbName) {
        List<Tag> tags = AWS.getElb().elb.describeTags(new DescribeTagsRequest()
            .withLoadBalancerNames(elbName)).getTagDescriptions().get(0).getTags();
        return tags.stream().filter(tag -> "cloud-manager:elb-version".equals(tag.getKey())).map(Tag::getValue).findFirst().orElse("1");
    }
}

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Q: jquery datepicker dispay with out style in IE8 my date picker works fine in all other browsers,but in ie-8 while clicking on text box date picker appear but with out any style,any help will be appreciated
this is my jsp page
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<%@page import="pojo.AppointmentDetails"%>
<%@page import="pojo.MiniProvider"%>
<%@page import="pojo.MiniFacility"%>
<%@page import="pojo.Patient"%>
<%@page import="pojo.AppoinmentTimedetails"%>
<%@page import="pojo.AppointmentTypes"%>

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>GMQ Physician Associates</title>

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/style.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/jquery-ui-1.8.22.custom.css" />

<%
AppoinmentTimedetails appoinmentTimedetails=null;
Patient patient=new Patient();
patient.setsState("");
AppointmentDetails []appointmentDetails=null;
MiniProvider [] miniProviders=null;
MiniFacility[]miniFacilities =null;
AppointmentTypes []appointmentTypes=null;

miniFacilities=(MiniFacility[])request.getAttribute("miniFacilities");
if(miniFacilities==null){
    miniFacilities=new  MiniFacility[1];
    miniFacilities[0]=new MiniFacility();
    miniFacilities[0].setiFacilityId(0);
    miniFacilities[0].setsFacilityName("");

}

miniProviders=(MiniProvider[])request.getAttribute("miniProviders");
if(miniProviders==null){
    miniProviders=new   MiniProvider[1];
    miniProviders[0]=new MiniProvider();
    miniProviders[0].setiProviderId(0);
    miniProviders[0].setsProviderName("");

}
appointmentDetails=(AppointmentDetails[])request.getAttribute("appointmentDetails");
if(appointmentDetails==null){
 appointmentDetails=new AppointmentDetails[1];
 appointmentDetails[0]=new AppointmentDetails();
 appointmentDetails[0].setsStatus("");
 appointmentDetails[0].setsFacilityName("");
 appointmentDetails[0].setsProviderName("");
 appointmentDetails[0].setsStartTime("");
}
appointmentTypes=(AppointmentTypes[])request.getAttribute("appointmentTypes");
if(appointmentTypes==null){
    appointmentTypes=new AppointmentTypes[1];
    appointmentTypes[0]=new AppointmentTypes();
    appointmentTypes[0].setiAppointmentTypesId(0);
    appointmentTypes[0].setsCaption("");
}

/*appoinmentTimedetails=(AppoinmentTimedetails)request.getAttribute("appoinmentTimedetails");
if(appoinmentTimedetails==null){
    appoinmentTimedetails=new AppoinmentTimedetails();
    appoinmentTimedetails.setsLocation("");
    appoinmentTimedetails.setsProvider("");
    appoinmentTimedetails.setsVisitType("");

}*/

%>

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    <form action="#" method="post" name="reg" id="reg">

              Location
              <select name="Location" id="Location" class="drop2">
                <option value="0">-Select-</option>
                 <% for(int i=0;i<miniFacilities.length;i++){%>
                 <option value="<%=miniFacilities[i].getiFacilityId()%>"<%if(patient.getsState().equals(miniFacilities[i].getiFacilityId())){out.println("selected='selected'");} %>><%=miniFacilities[i].getsFacilityName()%></option><% }%>
              </select>
              Provider
              <select name="Provider" id="Provider" class="drop2">
                <option value="">-Select-</option>

                <% for(int i=0;i<miniProviders.length;i++){%>

                 <option value="<%=miniProviders[i].getiProviderId()%>"<%if(patient.getsState().equals(miniProviders[i].getiProviderId())){out.println("selected='selected'");} %>><%=miniProviders[i].getsProviderName()%></option><% }%>
              </select>

               Appointment Date Format

                <select name="Appointment" id="Appointment" class="drop2" >
                  <option value="0" selected="selected">-Select-</option>
                  <option value="Earliest available date" >Earliest available date</option>
                  <option value="Allow me to pick a Date" >Allow me to pick a Date</option>
                </select>

              Appointment Date
           <input type="text" name="date" id="date" tabindex="1" class="m10 autocompletehealth" value=""  />

              <input type="button" name="button" id="button" value="SEARCH" class="bt-press" onclick=""onmouseover="changeBgImage('images/button-bg2.png', 'update')" onmouseout="changeBgImage('images/button-bg.png', 'update')" />

             <input type="hidden" name="page" value="appoinments2" class="m10" />
             <input type="hidden" name="value" value="" class="m10"  id="value"/>

    </form>

how can i get the styple that might be working in ie8

A:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/style.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/jquery-ui-1.8.22.custom.css" />

You are setting only the css of jQuery if it is NOT Internet Explorer. You should check your configurations before asking... (I'm not being rude, it's just a suggestion and it's a good practice).


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Parade of Lights kicks off the holiday season
This wasn't even the only flamethrower featured in this year's parade. Photo by Lanell Dove.
Christmas time is here, and Kanab's Parade of Lights is declaring the season loud and proud - and fiery, to be frank. This year's parade had 23 entries, and according to the judges, all of the categories were close races for the awards given. According to Kane County's Lanell Dove, who was one of the event's organizers, "This year's parade was amazing! We had a lot of out-of-towners, and it was a tight one deciding who to give the awards to."
The parade had three award categories: Sun and Sands Motel took Best Use of Theme, with float #4, featuring some of the owner Bryan Hill's pyrotechnical expertise as a hot air balloonist; Honey's Marketplace took Best Business, with float #3; and John and Allison Bacialli took Best Family Entry with their "Snoopy and Kanab," entry #8. The parade also included showings from Old Saint Nick himself, and a few fun inclusions from the county, like the Polar Express. Candy was thrown, hot chocolate was sipped and general merriment ensued.
Broad estimates put the attendance at the parade route around a thousand, with a few hundred more parked in their cards nearby and listening in via radio broadcast. According to Dove, this was a "meager showing compared to what we're used to, but when more than a thousand is meager, we're doing okay."
The festivities also included a lighting of the Christmas tree, with a speech from Kanab's Mayor Johnson and a countdown with the crowd, a free hot chocolate bar and a towering inflatable Santa Claus which ended up a popular site for photos. Though sources are inconclusive and some presumptive paraphrasing may be necessary, Claus was reported to have stated affirmatively, "Ho ho ho!"
Mayor Johnson thanked the crowd and the participants for making it such a fun holiday tradition; sentiments echoed by the County staff and volunteers who helped to organize the event. The evening concluded with the lantern launch, with folks gathering together in the parking lot behind the Kanab Center – the event sold about 400 lanterns, the proceeds of which will be given to the Sheriff's Office to help families in need for Christmas.
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Michael Schumacher - Helmet - 1991
Mini Edition
Designed by Automobilist in cooperation with the Keep Fighting Foundation as a tribute to Michael Schumacher's 1991 debut in Formula One
By buying this product, you donate to the Keep Fighting Foundation, a non-profit organisation founded by Michael's family, life-long friends and colleagues
Available in 3 different sizes:
Limited Edition of 200: 50 x 70 cm (19 ¾ x 27 ½ inch)
Classic Edition: 40 x 50 cm (15 ¾ x 19 ¾ in)
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Reproduced as a high quality offset print on beige textured 175g/m2 paper
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On a fateful day in 1991, a young German driver by the name of Michael Schumacher made his Formula One debut with the Irish Jordan-Ford team at the Belgian Grand Prix. Despite the less-than-ideal circumstances of his debut, replacing the imprisoned Bertrand Gachot and driving car number 32, Schumacher's raw talent and skill immediately caught the attention of the F1 community. Little did the world know what kind of persona had just been born. It was a beginning of a new era for the sport.
In the lead-up to the race, Schumacher impressed the Jordan team during a test drive at Silverstone, despite having only seen the challenging Spa-Francorchamps circuit as a spectator. His impressive qualifying performance, securing a 7th place on the grid, resulted in the team's season-best starting position. On the opening lap of the race, Michael's clutch, unfortunately, failed right after the famous Eau Rouge corner, cutting his race shortly after it had even begun. Despite the race lasting mere 60 seconds, it was evident over the course of the race weekend that the young driver had a bright future ahead.
As Michael Schumacher took to the track for his debut Formula 1 season in 1991, he sported a clean yet uniquely painted helmet that seamlessly blended his personal sponsor design with the iconic colours of the German flag - black, red, and gold. The noticeable blue top of the helmet was to resemble the colours of the sky, which perfectly matched the sunny conditions of the 1991 Belgian GP. Following his father's legacy, Mick Schumacher honoured the first original helmet design on the day of the 30th anniversary of Michael's first ever Grand Prix start. Sporting the same colour scheme during the 2021 Belgian GP, the distinguished helmet has come to a full circle.
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title: "La Manija Podcast"
date: 2017-09-26 18:19:27
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Prabowo camp threatens to withdraw vote tally witnesses
Ghina Ghaliya and Nurul Fitri Ramadhani
Jakarta / Wed, May 15, 2019 / 04:22 pm
Presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto (center) and vice presidential candidate Sandiaga Uno (right) gesture as they declare victory in the country's general election, during a press conference in Jakarta on April 18. (AFP/Izaak)
Commissioner of the General Elections Commission, Evi Novida Ginting, said the official vote counting process would still be legitimate, although the Prabowo Subianto-Sandiaga Uno campaign team said that it would pull out their witnesses from the central KPU office and in regencies and cities. "With or without witnesses, the tabulation plenary [meetings] are still running and they are still valid as long as the Elections Supervisory Agency [Bawaslu] oversees the process," Evi said on Wednesday. Evi said official tabulation plenaries in regencies and cities were an open forum to verify and officiate vote count results from polling stations, and therefore the KPU invited witnesses from candidates and political parties. However, it would not be a problem if they did not come. "[The KPU] is responsible for completing and officiating the final results," she sai...
Price volatility, trade barriers to drag down CPO exports
Motorcyclists top traffic violators in Greater Jakarta
Discourse: Strengthened KONI vital to national sports development: Chief
Raisa returns with a more mature vibe


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Q: Is there an eslint rule to catch an await in non-async function? Is there an eslint rule to catch an await used in a function that is not async. Perhaps I'm just not searching the correct keywords. Would love to have a rule such that the following code causes a linting error:
function doSomething() {
  await doAsync()
}

EDIT: May be an issue with vim + ALE config? Any ideas there?
Thanks!


The Mendocino County Office of Education (MCOE) invites the public to attend free poetry readings by local students. The Poetry Out Loud Final and Coastal Slam will be held Feb. 6 at 4 p.m. in the Arena Theater. The Pacific Coast Charter High School Tourmaline Reading will be held May 20 at 2 p.m. at the Coast Community Library. The Countywide Slam will be held May 22 at 4 p.m. at the Mendocino High School Matheson Theater.
MCOE provides financial support that enables local students to benefit from the Poets in the Schools program, a program that has served California students since 1964. The Poets in the Schools curriculum is offered to all Mendocino County high schools, and the program provides opportunities for youth to perform their work publicly as well as to see their poems published and broadcast over the airwaves. Some elementary and middle schools also use the poetry curriculum.
Kimberly Barden, Manager of MCOE Educational Services and Student Events said, "Last year, we published the Mendocino County Youth Poetry Anthology: Heart of Bone. It was the culmination of hard work, explored emotions and thoughts, and courage to put what needed to be said on paper. All students and schools who participated received an anthology." Copies are available to view at county libraries and for purchase at https://goo.gl/Aozwf1.
More thanked sponsors, which include the Mendocino County Office of Education, California Poets in the Schools, Arts Council of Mendocino/GASP Program, Community Foundation of Mendocino County, Good Buy Clothes Point Arena, California Arts Council, Mendocino County Reading Council — Young Author's Fair, Dana Gray Elementary School Parent Group, Hudson Family Trust, participating school site funds and individual donors.
For more information regarding local poetry slams, contact Blake More at 707-884-9189 or blake@snakelyone.com.


We are doing muiltiple assemblies (using diff methods) for a given genome using NGS data. We have reference genome available and would like to see how our assembled contigs/scaffolds match up against each other and reference.
So besides the usual stats like N50, #contigs etc is there any tool out there which could compare the assembled contigs amongst different assemblies and see how different contigs look like between them.
nucmer + show-coord from the MUMur (http://mummer.sourceforge.net/) is very useful to do this. I've used this many, many times.