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Charif Benhelima
The Allochtoon, 2013
Foreword Pierre-Olivier Rollin
The photographic work of Charif Benhelima (b. 1967, Brussels) is primarily centred on a quest for identity which stems from his past as an orphan, of a Moroccan immigrant father, who had settled in Brussels, and a Belgian mother, who died when the artist was still a child. The feeling of uprooting gradually became the driver of his artistic approach. Even though autobiographical, what gives his oeuvre such great impact is its universal scope.
Through the medium of photography, Charif Benhelima deals with the topics of memory, oblivion, identity, time, space, and perception. He rose to fame with the Welcome to Belgium series, a nine-year research project on the sentiment of being a foreigner. Formally, it is a documentary approach, in black and white, on the lives of immigrants, refugees and illegal aliens in Belgium, which echoes his own life.
During a long stay in New York, Charif Benhelima learned that his surname was of Jewish origin. This revelation led him to yet another search for identity, which is the starting point of the large-scale installation titled Semites: A Wall under Construction. Qualified by the artist of a "fake document," the installation consists of 135 photographic portraits on Diasec of people of Jewish and Arab descent, some related to him, others complete strangers, and questions his Moroccan and Semitic origins, shedding light on the commonly overlooked cultural similarities of Semite people.
At the B.P.S.22, Charif Benhelima confronts for the first time these two series centred on identity, at the crossroads between an alien and a native, which explains why he chose to call the exhibition The Allochtoon. This Dutch term, first used in the Netherlands, became widespread in Flanders, and increasingly in the French language in Belgium, and refers to people from outside a territory and/or a culture, which affects them in what sociologist Abdelmalek Sayad called the alien's "ontological fault." Consequently, the Allochtoon embodies the perfect opposite image to the Autochthon, separated by a strong yet indefinite border.
The Allochtoon, the new work presented for the first time on this occasion, is an old photograph of the artist, still a child, and touched up with paint. Applied with little control, a layer of colour separates the character from the background, in all likelihood the customary backdrop. Appearing to float in the air, in the manner of Manet's Fifer, the young Charif Benhelima thus seems deprived of any reference context (whether geographical, cultural, etc.); he truly is an uprooted allochtoon, forced to build himself a multiple identity.
The photographic series is interspersed with texts to form a huge installation-exhibition which reveals for the first time in an unequivocal way the narrative and literary dimension of this unique body of work. The show is built on the principle of spatial symmetry as a metaphor for the symmetry separating the autochthon and the Allochtoon, and invites the visitor to cross this indefinite border.


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In the matter of an application by Geraldine Finucane for Judicial Review (Northern Ireland)
Supreme Court UK | 27 February 2019
Background to the Supreme Court case along with links to the hearings.
PFC submission to Committee of Ministers
| 14 February 2019
The Committee of Ministers meet this week (12th - 14th March 2019) to examine the implementation of judgements & decisions of the European Court of Human Rights. In advance of this meeting, PFC provided a written submission to the Committee outlining our concerns regarding the ongoing failure of the...
Criminal Conduct and Non-Accountability of soldiers in the North of Ireland
Madden & Finucane Submission to Bloody Sunday Enquiry | 26 September 2018
General submission from M&F concerning 1972 RMP/RUC 'Gentleman's Agreement', Shooting with Impunity, General Lawlessness of Soldiers, Modification of Plastic Bullets, Private Supplies of Bullets, Breaches of Yellow Card and the Reputation of the Paras.
MI5 sought immunity for agents' criminal acts, tribunal told
Investigatory Powers Tribunal | 04 October 2018
MI5 agents have been granted legal immunity to participate in murder, torture, sexual assaults and other criminality, a tribunal has heard. The secret policy may, for decades, have enabled the security service to conceal illegal activity, Ben Jaffey QC told the investigatory powers tribunal. Even ov...
Event to Mark International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
| 23 June 2017
26th June marks the International Day in Support of the Victims of Torture. The PFC, along with our colleagues in CAJ, Amnesty International and Matrix Chambers marked the day by outlining evidence of torture carried out by the RUC and British Army during the 1970's in the north of Ireland at an eve...
British Empire-Students should be taught history of colonialism say historians
The Independent newspaper 22 January 2016 | 03 July 2017
Article from the Independent with comments from various historians regarding the need to teach the history of colonialisation in British universities.
Event "Beating the natives"
Mon 14 Aug, Museum of Free Derry | 11 August 2017
"Throughout Britain's colonial history, in Kenya, Yemen, Malaya and elsewhere, London broke all accepted moral and legal standards by torturing its opponents. Ireland was no different with British 'water-boarding' detainee thirty years before the USA did the same in Guantanamo. Using statements made...
MI5 and the 'Hooded Men'
Tom Griffin | 11 September 2017
MI5 and the Hooded Men: The role of David Eastwood in Operation Calaba In recent months, the Pat Finucane Centre has uncovered an array of new evidence pointing to the use of waterboarding and electric shock treatment by army and RUC interrogators in Northern Ireland in the 1970s.
PFC/JFF respond to Chief Constable
| 15 December 2017
Following publication of an Open Letter from the Glenanne families the Chief Constable has written to all elected representatives rejecting the families' call for him to abide by the terms of the Order of Mandamus issued on November 7 by Mr. Justice Seamus Treacy and not pursue another appeal proces...
Security 'secrecy' still spooking nationalists
Belfast Telegraph | 12 April 2016
The past week was a watershed in republican attitudes to the police. But the ongoing presence of MI5 is the stumbling block to a total acceptance, argues Brian Rowan
Families challenge MoD and Prime Minister in London
PFC | 15 November 2016
British Prime Minister Theresa May warned the recent Tory party conference about what she called: "… activist, left-wing human rights lawyers [who] harangue and harass the bravest of the brave – the men and women of Britain's Armed Forces". She also vowed to defend soldiers against "vexatious allega...
What price a life? May's rhetoric and the MOD's reality
Tom Griffin, Spinwatch | 16 November 2016
In the aftermath of the Brexit referendum, recent months have seen an increasingly chauvinistic tone in British politics. One aspect of this has been a concerted campaign against investigations of abuse by the Armed Forces. Conservative MPs have pressed Theresa May to curtail the activities of the I...
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In total, in the years 2000-2018, 789 grantees from eleven countries completed the Program. 238 diplomas with honors were awarded. The largest number of grantees in the said period were from the field of economics and management - 241 persons, law - 136 persons and public administration - 100 persons. The largest professional group consisted of employees from higher education institutions (303 persons) as well as officials and experts (184 persons).


Yesterday we were treated to a tour of an orchid garden like nothing I have ever seen or even imagined. Some friends of ours have somewhere around 2000 orchids between their backyard and the yard of their neighbor. It's their livelihood and clearly a deep passion. While he was giving us a bit of an education about these delicate and unique plants, he said one thing that stuck with me. Every year he has to re-pot the plant. There are two reasons for this. First of all, the moss which acts as nourishment breaks down and is not useful anymore. Secondly, he takes that opportunity to cut the dead roots because if he doesn't, he explained, the dead roots will poison the plant from the inside out.
There is a lot of cynicism surrounding the idea of New Years Resolutions. But even in God's creation we clearly see the wisdom in deep assessment once a year. There is a physical need to re-pot the plant, add fresh nourishment, and cut the dead roots.
The first step is taking the plant out of the pot. From year to year, do you just stay where you are because that's where you are? Take a moment to ask the Lord, "Is this where you want me to be? Show me your plan for me. Let me hear a word behind me saying this is the way, walk in it, wherever I go to the right or to the left." (Isaiah 30:21) The Bible says that we have not because we ask not. In James we learn that if we ask for wisdom He will give it to us. So don't forget to ask the Lord where He wants you as you begin this new year.
Do you need fresh nourishment? Have you been reading from the same devotional for 20 years? Maybe it's time for a new one. I am looking forward to reading Tim Keller's 365 days through the Psalms in addition to personal Bible reading. Our family has set a lofty goal of reading through the Bible this year. It's so doable. I know this because people do it. Ha! Maybe you could ask us how we're doing! Remind us how important it is. Start a prayer journal. Find a prayer partner. Try something different, something new to revitalize and energize your spirit.
Finally, find all the dead roots and cut.them.out! (Insert hand motions from Joey of "Full House") According to the dictionary definition roots are the part of a plant that attaches it to the ground or to a support, typically underground, conveying water and nourishment to the rest of the plant via numerous branches and fibers. Sometimes there are parts of our lives that are taking up time and space that no longer bring us life. Maybe it is a toxic relationship. Maybe it is a job. Maybe it is hobby or hang up that is bringing you down instead of closer to the Lord. Now is a great time to sit before the Lord and ask Him to show you what root, what area of your life is no longer viable so that you can cut it free. There is no neutrality here. If it isn't bringing you life, much like the orchid, it will slowly poison you from the inside out.
Ditch the cynicism and ignore the naysayers. There is beauty in taking time once a year, at least, to assess and evaluate. Humble yourself before the Lord and ask for wisdom for this coming year. Share your goals and aspirations with a trusted friend. Make a plan. Don't be afraid of failure. Re-pot your plant, add some fresh nourishment, and cut off the dead roots and watch what beauty the Lord has in store for your heart.
The Bold Decision Our Church is Making for the New Year.
This New Year, our church has made a decision that many would question, disagree with, or downright object to. They have decided to suspend all the different small groups Bible studies and focus on one topic. And that one topic is the one topic that our church previously prided itself on talking very little about. Money.
Calvary Ft. Lauderdale and all of the campuses are doing a church wide study with Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace.
As with any drastic decisions a church makes, I am sure this commitment will draw some curiosity and questions. So I thought I would comment on some that I have heard.
1) Shouldn't we be helping families instead of talking about money?
To that I would say: Why not do both?
According to "Examining the Relationship Between Financial Issues and Divorce," published in the Family Relations journal (v. 61, No. 4, Oct. 2012), financial disagreements were the strongest disagreement types to predict divorce for both men and women. Helping the church see money God's way will save marriages at a supersonic rate.
What better way to prepare for a future mate then to be debt free with savings? My friend brought $50,000 into her marriage through investing on a teachers salary.
You will receive the guidance and support you need to succeed where society expects you to fail.
2) If money is the root of all types evil, then shouldn't we avoid the topic in church?
Nope. According to the Bible, the LOVE of money is the root of all types of evil. Financial Peace teaches you to look at money as a tool not an idol. You will learn to give possessions their proper place. The ultimate goal is financial freedom so that you are free to give to a world in need.
3) I can't afford the class.
Personally, I am extremely excited that Dave Ramsay is coming to our church to kick it off on January 9th and 10th. For us, the timing is perfect. While our family still doesn't use credit cards, and has no debt other than our mortgage, I was recently made woefully aware that I need a refresher. A couple weeks ago, I went to Office Depot and somehow got to talking to the cashier about how careful I had to be with what I purchased since I was paying with cash. The girl, about half my age, said, "oh, I only use cash, otherwise I buy more." So there's that. But since I am a little slow, the Lord gave me another lesson. A week later my debit card was compromised, and I had to use cash for a few days. When I got to the register at THE DOLLAR STORE I was humiliated to realize that I didn't have enough money. It's so easy to pile things in the cart without paying attention to the bottom line. And those extra dollars spent add up throughout the year.
Whether you are a wiz with your money or feel like a total failure, I guarantee the skills and philosophies taught in this life changing class will impact you in an eternal way and open your eyes to the freedom that God intends for us to have. Make the bold decision for a year of freedom! Sign up today!
If your life was changed by FPU, tell us how in the comments!


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Dit is een lijst van planetoïden 20801-20900. Voor de volledige lijst zie de lijst van planetoïden.

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| (20806) - || 2000 SW220|| 26 september 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20815) - || 2000 SZ318|| 26 september 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20816) - || 2000 SQ319|| 26 september 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20817) Liuxiaofeng || 2000 TT0|| 1 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20818) Karmadiraju || 2000 TQ4|| 1 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20819) - || 2000 TX55 || 1 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20820) - || 2000 UZ3 || 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20821) Balasridhar || 2000 UT5|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20822) Lintingnien || 2000 UK7|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20823) Liutingchun || 2000 UZ7|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20824) - || 2000 UX9 || 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20825) - || 2000 UN11 || 26 oktober 2000 || C. W. Juels
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| (20826) - || 2000 UV13 || 21 oktober 2000 || BATTeRS
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| (20827) - || 2000 UY25 || 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20828) Linchen || 2000 UO7|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20829) - || 2000 UR27 || 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20830) Luyajia || 2000 UG5|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20831) Zhangyi || 2000 UM7|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20832) Santhikodali || 2000 UQ7|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20833) - || 2000 US47 || 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20834) Allihewlett || 2000 UM8|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20835) Eliseadcock || 2000 UY9|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20836) Marilytedja || 2000 UE1|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20837) Ramanlal || 2000 UX2|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20838) - || 2000 UY53 || 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20839) Bretharrison || 2000 US5|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20840) Borishanin || 2000 UF8|| 25 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20841) - || 2000 UM69 || 25 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20842) - || 2000 UG75 || 31 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20843) Kuotzuhao || 2000 UZ8|| 24 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20844) - || 2000 UK97 || 25 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20845) - || 2000 UY102|| 25 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20846) Liyulin || 2000 US3|| 25 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20847) - || 2000 UW104|| 27 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20848) - || 2000 UA105|| 27 oktober 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20849) - || 2000 VJ1 || 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20850) Gaglani || 2000 VF2|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20851) Ramachandran || 2000 VA8|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20852) Allilandstrom || 2000 VY2|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20853) Yunxiangchu || 2000 VQ3|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20854) Tetruashvily || 2000 VH7|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20855) Arifawan || 2000 VV7|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20856) Hamzabari || 2000 VT8|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20857) Richardromeo || 2000 VA0|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20858) Cuirongfeng || 2000 VM1|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20859) - || 2000 VT31 || 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20860) - || 2000 VS34 || 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20861) Lesliebeh || 2000 VX4|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20862) Jenngoedhart || 2000 VY4|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20863) Jamescronk || 2000 VW5|| 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20864) - || 2000 VF36 || 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20868) - || 2000 VR39 || 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20869) - || 2000 VK45 || 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20870) Kaningher || 2000 VC8|| 2 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20871) - || 2000 VJ48 || 2 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20872) - || 2000 VV48 || 2 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20873) Evanfrank || 2000 VH9|| 2 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20874) MacGregor || 2000 VL9|| 2 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20876) - || 2000 VW49 || 2 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20879) Chengyuhsuan || 2000 VJ5|| 3 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20880) Yiyideng || 2000 VE7|| 3 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20883) Gervais || 2000 VD8|| 3 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20884) - || 2000 VA59 || 1 november 2000 || LINEAR
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| (20886) - || 2000 WE2 || 18 november 2000 || C. W. Juels
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| (20887) - || 2000 WP2 || 18 november 2000 || W. K. Y. Yeung
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New info about the Dragon Quest 3DS App has been revealed.
What will be shown? Tune in and find out.
Final Fantasy Radio won't be the same without the man who founded it, but listeners will continue on for the love of JRPG music.
Don't you just love summer?
Take a look at Ys Celceta: Sea of Trees with this new trailer.
Man's best friend truly shines here.
Check out the trailer for Steins;Gate.
Should Sakaguchi fans hang ten with Mistwalker's iOS debut?
Sword Art Online's pacing is analyzed in episode's 2 and 3 of the anime television series.
Versus XIII's rumor has been put to rest by the Man himself.
Japan always gets the good stuff.
A new episodic RPG is released on iOS in Japan courtesy of Square Enix.
Two new commercials for Monster Hunter 3G have hit Japanese televisions!
Square-Enix unveils a new 3DS app to be used with Dragon Quest X.
Developer 5pb have made two fresh announcements relating to their Science Adventure series!
The new card game based on the Valkyria Chronicles series is just days away from its Japanese release!
Try not to say "That's what she said." I Dare you!
The producer of the Tales series discusses DLC for Xillia, among other aspects of the series.


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Wilbert Suvrijn (* 26. Oktober 1962 in Sittard) ist ein ehemaliger niederländischer Fußballspieler. Der Mittelfeldspieler war für Roda Kerkrade, Fortuna Sittard und den HSC Montpellier aktiv.

Suvrijn bestritt im Trikot der Niederländischen Nationalmannschaft neun Länderspiele, ohne dabei ein Tor zu erzielen. 1988 gewann er bei der Europameisterschaft den Titel, kam selbst aber nur im Spiel gegen die Bundesrepublik Deutschland zu einem Kurzeinsatz, als er in der 88. Minute eingewechselt wurde. Gegen England spielte er ebenfalls einige Minuten. Rinus Michels mochte ihn wegen seines Charakters und Einsatzes und hat ihn deswegen auch zur EM mitgenommen. In Montpellier hat er u. a. mit Júlio César Silva und Carlos Valderrama gespielt. Sein damaliger Trainer wurde später Trainer der französischen Nationalmannschaft und mit dieser Weltmeister. Auch in Montpellier wurde das Laufwunder Suvrijn sehr beliebt. Romário (PSV Eindhoven) hatte gegen Suvrijn im Europacup nichts einzubringen. Suvrijn hat immer seriös und für den Fußball gelebt. Seine Karriere endete zu früh wegen einer Verletzung am Rücken.

Heute ist Suvrijn als Spielermanager tätig und wohnt mit Frau Anne und Kindern in Südfrankreich. Seine Tochter Jade spielt professionell Tennis.

Fußballnationalspieler (Niederlande)
Fußballspieler (Fortuna Sittard)
Fußballspieler (Roda Kerkrade)
Fußballspieler (HSC Montpellier)
Fußballeuropameister (Niederlande)
Niederländer
Geboren 1962
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Q: RewriteCond if file exists in directory of request I am trying to write htaccess rules that would rewrite my requests in a folder if a specific file exists in that directory. I have found a couple of similar problems (example), but all refer to a file in a specific directory, whereas in my case, the directory is the one of the request.
Example:
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I want to rewrite every request in any folder which has meta.json.
Request1: /Folder1/mywebpage.php --> Not rewritten
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Thanks for your help!

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The reception after the wedding: the groom and Jill.
Kurt, Jill, and Ryan at the reception.
En route from the reception to Harmon's Pub in Canton for a little post-reception festivities, sans the bride and groom.
At Harmon's: Ryan, Jill, and Tom.
Jeff and Jill. Jill drank ALL those bottles.
Heather and Brad showed up at Harmon's. Of course, they went home and changed. I figured I'd get the most wear I could out of that rental tux.
Hangin' out around the table: Jill, Tom, Kurt, Josh, and Ryan.
Most of the people at the reception, including the entire wedding party, ended up at Harmon's that night. Here they are dancing to, what else, Madonna's Like a Prayer. I saw it on the jukebox and couldn't resist.
Tom was absolutely overwhelmed with emotion at this point.
An all but worthless picture of Kelly and Jeff, who were paired up for the wedding.
And the groomsmen (minus Monica's brother): Ryan, Josh, Jeff, and Tom.
Jeff and Josh. Josh met a nice little lady in a Bernie Williams jersey that night. He never forgave himself for not getting her number.
Driving back to Tom's place, Huss at the wheel of the Cirrus.
Back at Tom's. I'm guessing Jill got a hold of the camera.
Back at OU to finish up the quarter (and my college career). Steve, also an OU alum, was back visiting for a weekend. Here we're at the Cat's Eye.
At the Cat's Eye with some fellow civil engineers: Jason, Jeff, Jason, and Mark.
Fellow sixth years and graduates of Mentor High '95: Mark and Jeff at the Junction.
And yet another civil, Dave, and his girlfriend at the Pub.
Chillin' at the Pub: Jill, Mike, Kristen, Nate, Jason, Jeff, and John in front. I had come straight from work and didn't make it home to shower until AFTER the bars closed. Typical.
Courtney and Jeff at, where else, the Pigskin.
Jeff and Mike at the Pigskin. You can tell we were really dressed to the nines. After what we had been through the past quarter or two, we pretty much stopped caring (if we ever did!).
Kristen, Jason, and a friend of theirs staying entertained with one of those touchscreen video games. I could never get into those, just always felt like it took away too much from the drinking experience.
Jeff doing a car bomb with a couple of the Pigskin bartenders. That's Ryan in the yellow hat, and I can't remember the other kid's name, though he looked the lead singer of Linkin' Park. Good guys, though.


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Q: Grouping Mongo DB document with three nested arrays I have a Mongo document with three nested arrays. Inside the document linearTvSessions, I have an array of linearTvChannels which has an array of sessions which has an array of tunerDetails.
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              },
              "errorLevel": 0,
              "signalLevel": 44,
              "signalLocked": 1,
              "signalQuality": 91
            },
            {
              "created": {
                "$date": {
                  "$numberLong": "1646435104000"
                }
              },
              "errorLevel": 0,
              "signalLevel": 4487,
              "signalLocked": 0,
              "signalQuality": 1111
            },
            {
              "created": {
                "$date": {
                  "$numberLong": "1646435164000"
                }
              },
              "errorLevel": 0,
              "signalLevel": 44,
              "signalLocked": 0,
              "signalQuality": 63
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Current output:
{
    _id: 'GATES:1123:E8186354149C:2022-03-04',
    lastReportedTime: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 20: 34.000 Z,
    propCode: 'GATES',
    roomNumber: '1123',
    macAddress: 'E8186354149C',
    date: 2022 - 03 - 04 T00: 00: 00.000 Z,
    linearTvChannels: [{
        channelName: 'WMC',
        channelId: 3,
        sessions: [{
            created: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 06: 54.000 Z,
            duration: 170,
            isOccupied: 0,
            startTime: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 04: 04.000 Z,
            stopTime: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 06: 54.000 Z,
            tunerDetails: {
                created: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 05: 04.000 Z,
                errorLevel: 0,
                signalLevel: 4487,
                signalLocked: 0,
                signalQuality: 1111
            }
        },
        {
            created: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 06: 54.000 Z,
            duration: 170,
            isOccupied: 0,
            startTime: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 04: 04.000 Z,
            stopTime: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 06: 54.000 Z,
            tunerDetails: {
                created: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 06: 04.000 Z,
                errorLevel: 0,
                signalLevel: 44,
                signalLocked: 0,
                signalQuality: 63
            }
        }]
    }]
}

Desired output:
{
    _id: 'GATES:1123:E8186354149C:2022-03-04',
    lastReportedTime: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 20: 34.000 Z,
    propCode: 'GATES',
    roomNumber: '1123',
    macAddress: 'E8186354149C',
    date: 2022 - 03 - 04 T00: 00: 00.000 Z,
    linearTvChannels: [{
        channelName: 'WMC',
        channelId: 3,
        sessions: [{
            created: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 06: 54.000 Z,
            duration: 170,
            isOccupied: 0,
            startTime: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 04: 04.000 Z,
            stopTime: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 06: 54.000 Z,
            tunerDetails: [{
                created: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 05: 04.000 Z,
                errorLevel: 0,
                signalLevel: 4487,
                signalLocked: 0,
                signalQuality: 1111
            },
            {
                created: 2022 - 03 - 04 T23: 06: 04.000 Z,
                errorLevel: 0,
                signalLevel: 44,
                signalLocked: 0,
                signalQuality: 63
            }]
        }]
    }]
}

My Current query:
db.linearTvSessions.aggregate(
   [{$unwind:"$linearTvChannels"}, {$unwind:"$linearTvChannels.sessions"}, {$unwind:"$linearTvChannels.sessions.tunerDetails"},
   {$match:{"linearTvChannels.sessions.tunerDetails.signalLocked":0}},
    { "$group": {
        "_id": {
            "_id": "$_id",
            "channelName": "$linearTvChannels.channelName",
            "channelId": "$linearTvChannels.channelId"
        },
        "lastReportedTime": { "$first": "$lastReportedTime" },
        "propCode": { "$first": "$propCode" },
        "roomNumber": { "$first": "$roomNumber" },
        "macAddress": { "$first": "$macAddress" },
        "date": { "$first": "$date" },
        "sessions": { "$push": "$linearTvChannels.sessions" }
    }},
    { "$group": {
        "_id": "$_id._id",
        "lastReportedTime": { "$first": "$lastReportedTime" },
        "propCode": { "$first": "$propCode" },
        "roomNumber": { "$first": "$roomNumber" },
        "macAddress": { "$first": "$macAddress" },
        "date": { "$first": "$date" },
        "linearTvChannels": { "$push": {
            "channelName": "$_id.channelName",
            "channelId": "$_id.channelId",
            "sessions": "$sessions"
        }}
    }}
   ]
);

I unwind the three arrays in the query above and inside the third array tunerDetails, I'm matching on the signalLocked field. I'm having trouble grouping the tunerDetails in an array by sessions. In my output above, each tunerDetails is placed in a redundant session. This is expected behavior but I'm trying to place the tunerDetails in an array as shown in my desired output.
I create a third group operation with the id of sessions details similar to this but I'm loosing track of linearTvChannels details when I do so.
{ "$group": {
      "_id": {
          "created": "$linearTvChannels.sessions.created",
          "duration": "$linearTvChannels.sessions.duration",
          "isOccupied": "$linearTvChannels.sessions.isOccupied",
          "startTime": "$linearTvChannels.sessions.startTime",
          "stopTime": "$linearTvChannels.sessions.stopTime"
      },
      "tunerDetails": { "$push": "$linearTvChannels.sessions.tunerDetails" }
    }}

I feel like I'm not grouping by the ids properly?

A: If the innermost array is the only thing to be modified, you could accomplish this with $map and $filter:

*

*$map over linearTvChannels, replace with the result of the map

*$map over sessions, replace with the result of the map

*$filter tunerDetails, keeping only those with signalLocked 0

This could be done in a single $addFields stage like so:
{$addFields: {
    linearTvChannels: {$map: {
        input: "$linearTvChannels",
        as: "chan",
        in: {$mergeObjects: [
              "$$chan",
              {sessions: {
                $map: {
                  input: "$$chan.sessions",
                  as: "session",
                  in: {"$mergeObjects": [
                        "$$session",
                        {tunerDetails: {
                          $filter: {
                            input: "$$session.tunerDetails",
                            cond: {$eq: ["$$this.signalLocked",0]}
                          }
                        }}
                  ]}
                }
              }}
        ]}
      }
    }
}}

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Tony Ortega, Visual Artist
Tony Ortega Visual Artist
Tony Ortega holds an MFA in drawing and painting from the University of Colorado and is currently a professor for Regis University. He is the recipient of the coveted Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts (1999) and the Mayor's Award for Excellence in the Arts (1998). He has been a working artist and teacher for the past 36 years and is known for his vibrant, colorful artwork. Tony Ortega's lifelong goal is to contribute to a better understanding of cultural diversity by addressing the culture, history and experiences of Chicanos/Latinos through his art. His work can be found in Denver Art Museum, Los Angeles County Museum and the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center. He has exhibited extensively in United States, Latin America and other parts of the world.
Video presentation of Tony Ortega working in his studio:
The artist retains copyright to the images displayed on this Web site. They may be used for non-commercial purposes if credit is given to the artist. For commercial purposes, please contact Tony Ortega for permission to reproduce, publicly display, copy, distribute or otherwise use such images.
Denver Botanic Gardens, meet the artist
Denver Channel 31 News segment, aired September 2021, A BIG THANK YOU to Gregory Nieto of Channel 31 news for putting this together!!!
Regis College, Faculty Lecturer of the Year, 2018-2019


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Ohio 'heartbeat' abortion ban passes Senate as governor vows to sign it
By Talia Kaplan | Fox News
The Capitol Building for the state of Ohio. (iStock)
The Republican-led Ohio Senate passed the so-called 'heartbeat' bill Wednesday that would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can be as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
It would be among the most restrictive abortion measures in the country. Critics of the bill claim many women do not know they are pregnant at the six-week mark.
The 19-13 vote sends Senate Bill 23 to the Republican-controlled House. GOP Gov. Mike DeWine has indicated he'd sign the ban into law.
The bill's sponsor, State Sen. Kristina Roegner, said using the existence of a fetal heartbeat as the defining line is clearer than determining the fate of a fetus based on its growth outside the womb, a marker established in court precedent. Roegner said viability can vary depending on the technology available and the medical care.
"[Viability] is a moving target, and we need a new standard," she said. "The heartbeat bill provides a sensible solution."
'HEARTBEAT' BILLS GAINING MOMENTUM IN SEVERAL STATES, INCLUDING KENTUCKY AND MISSISSIPPI
Similar measures approved by lawmakers were vetoed twice before by DeWine's predecessor, Republican John Kasich. He said such a law would create a costly court battle and likely be found unconstitutional.
OHIO'S NEW GOVERNOR SAYS HE'LL SIGN 'HEARTBEAT' ABORTION BILL THAT KASICH VETOED
In its current form, the bill includes an exemption if a mother's life is at risk. Critics say it provides no exemptions for victims of rape or incest.
The legislation's passage in the Senate continued a celebratory week for abortion opponents in Ohio, where a divided federal appeals court upheld a state law Tuesday that blocked public money for Planned Parenthood
A handful of other states are considering legislation to restrict abortions once a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
Talia Kaplan is a reporter for FoxNews.com. Follow her on Twitter @taliakaplan


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Key word "cybernetics."
Publications Found: 515 · Show All Abstracts
Abraham T. H. (2002) (Physio)logical Circuits: The Intellectual Origins of the McCulloch – Pitts Neural Networks. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 38(1): 3–25. https://cepa.info/2928
Abraham T. H. (2002) (Physio)logical Circuits: The Intellectual Origins of the McCulloch – Pitts Neural Networks. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 38(1): 3–25. Fulltext at https://cepa.info/2928
This article examines the intellectual and institutional factors that contributed to the col- laboration of neuropsychiatrist Warren McCulloch and mathematician Walter Pitts on the logic of neural networks, which culminated in their 1943 publication, "A Logical Calculus of the Ideas Immanent in Nervous Activity." Historians and scientists alike often refer to the McCulloch–Pitts paper as a landmark event in the history of cybernetics, and fundamental to the development of cognitive science and artificial intelligence. This article seeks to bring some historical context to the McCulloch–Pitts collaboration itself, namely, their intellectual and scientific orientations and backgrounds, the key concepts that contributed to their paper, and the institutional context in which their collaboration was made. Al- though they were almost a generation apart and had dissimilar scientific backgrounds, McCulloch and Pitts had similar intellectual concerns, simultaneously motivated by issues in philosophy, neurology, and mathematics. This article demonstrates how these issues converged and found resonance in their model of neural networks. By examining the intellectual backgrounds of McCulloch and Pitts as individuals, it will be shown that besides being an important event in the history of cybernetics proper, the McCulloch– Pitts collaboration was an important result of early twentieth-century efforts to apply mathematics to neurological phenomena.
Abraham T. H. (2003) Integrating Mind and Brain: Warren S. McCulloch, Cerebral Localization, and Experimental Epistemology. Endeavour 27(1): 32–38. https://cepa.info/2927
Abraham T. H. (2003) Integrating Mind and Brain: Warren S. McCulloch, Cerebral Localization, and Experimental Epistemology. Endeavour 27(1): 32–38. Fulltext at https://cepa.info/2927
Recently, historians have focused on Warren S. McCul¬loch's role in the cybernetics movement during the 1940s and 1950s, and his contributions to the develop¬ment of computer science and communication theory. What has received less attention is McCulloch's early work in neurophysiology, and its relationship to his philosophical quest for an 'experimental epistemology' – a physiological theory of knowledge. McCulloch's early laboratory work during the 1930s addressed the problem of cerebral localization: localizing aspects of behaviour in the cerebral cortex of the brain. Most of this research was done with the Dutch neurophysiolo¬gist J. G. Dusser de Barenne at Yale University. The con¬nection between McCulloch's philosophical interests and his experimental work can be expressed as a search for a physiological a priori, an integrated mechanism of sensation.
Abraham T. H. (2012) Transcending disciplines: Scientific styles in studies of the brain in mid-twentieth century America. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 43(2): 552–568. https://cepa.info/3935
Abraham T. H. (2012) Transcending disciplines: Scientific styles in studies of the brain in mid-twentieth century America. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 43(2): 552–568. Fulltext at https://cepa.info/3935
Much scholarship in the history of cybernetics has focused on the far-reaching cultural dimensions of the movement. What has garnered less attention are efforts by cyberneticians such as Warren McCulloch and Norbert Wiener to transform scientific practice in an array of disciplines in the biomedical sciences, and the complex ways these efforts were received by members of traditional disciplines. In a quest for scientific unity that had a decidedly imperialistic flavour, cyberneticians sought to apply practices common in the exact sciences – mainly theoretical modeling – to problems in disciplines that were traditionally defined by highly empirical practices, such as neurophysiology and neuroanatomy. Their efforts were met with mixed, often critical responses. This paper attempts to make sense of such dynamics by exploring the notion of a scientific style and its usefulness in accounting for the contrasts in scientific practice in brain research and in cybernetics during the 1940s. Focusing on two key institutional contexts of brain research and the role of the Rockefeller and Macy Foundations in directing brain research and cybernetics, the paper argues that the conflicts between these fields were not simply about experiment vs. theory but turned more closely on the questions that defined each area and the language used to elaborate answers.
Key words: Cybernetics, Macy foundation, Neurophysiology, Rockefeller Foundation, Theoretical modeling, Warren S. McCulloch
Aerts D. (2005) Ceci n'est pas Heinz von Foerster. Constructivist Foundations 1(1): 13–18. https://constructivist.info/1/1/013
Aerts D. (2005) Ceci n'est pas Heinz von Foerster. Constructivist Foundations 1(1): 13–18. Fulltext at https://constructivist.info/1/1/013
Excerpt: In 1995, the Leo Apostel Centre in Brussels, Belgium, organised an international conference called "Einstein meets Magritte". Nobel prize winner Ilya Prigogine held the opening lecture at the conference, and Heinz von Foerster's lecture was scheduled last… Heinz von Foerster was enchanted by the conference theme and – in the spirit of surrealist Belgian painter René Magritte – had chosen an appropriate title for his talk: "Ceci n'est pas Albert Einstein". … [H]e was delighted to grant the organisers the following interview, in which he tells us about an even longer journey – that of his remarkable life and scientific career.
Key words: cybernetics, mathematics, interdisciplinarity, Heinz von Foerster
Andrew A. M. (2004) Questions about constructivism. Kybernetes 33(9/10): 1392–1395. https://cepa.info/2628
Andrew A. M. (2004) Questions about constructivism. Kybernetes 33(9/10): 1392–1395. Fulltext at https://cepa.info/2628
A number of observations are made about the nature of constructivism, with the suggestion that it is a less revolutionary development that has been claimed, and that some accounts imply an unwarranted disregard of the environment. The presentation is meant to be provocative and to invite discussion that may clarify the issues.
Key words: Cybernetics, Variance, Reality
Anger-Díaz B. (2005) Heinz von Foerster and my brief therapy work at the MRI. Kybernetes 34(3–4): 353–359. https://cepa.info/7358
Anger-Díaz B. (2005) Heinz von Foerster and my brief therapy work at the MRI. Kybernetes 34(3–4): 353–359. Fulltext at https://cepa.info/7358
Purpose: An attempt was made to establish a link between brief therapy a' la MRI and Heinz von Foerster's view of how we might conceive of and live in the world of our creation, at least in a social sense. Design/methodology/approach – The author relates how her encounter with Heinz von Foerster coincided with and further developed a way of thinking about and doing therapy which she found at the Mental Research Institute (MRI) in Palo Alto, California. She tries to show how Heinz the person has had a lasting effect on the way she conceives of and tries to conduct Brief Therapy a' la MRI. Findings: She finds that using Heinz's metaphor of dancing with the world quite useful in the elucidation of what therapy might be all about: how it might, metaphorically speaking, simply be about engaging a client or clients by dancing with them, allowing for the mutual creation of a new possibility. Originality/value – This paper was written to commemorate Heinz and for therapists in search of a therapeutic stance.
Key words: Cybernetics, therapists, philosophical concepts.


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Predator or Prey: Should People Who Give Drugs to Those Who Ultimately Overdose Be Prosecuted?
The decriminalization of possession of small amounts of certain drugs like marijuana is a legislative change that is sweeping the country, yet it is still a focus of many courts to lay blame when people lose their lives to drug overdose. As a result, more and more courts are focusing on answering the question: Whose fault is it when someone overdoses? Is it the fault of the person who takes the drugs alone, or is the person who makes it possible for the person to get the offending substance to blame as well?
Prescribing Physicians
Most cases have focused on whether or not the physician who prescribed the substance that may have been the cause of overdose is to blame. Failure to monitor a patient closely enough to detect when addiction or drug-seeking behavior may have become an issue certainly warrants concern, as does that wanton prescription of addictive medications with little medical inquiry and no follow-up. But at what point does a patient take responsibility for abuse of a prescription when the physician did everything possible to ensure that the patient had all the information about potential risks, scheduled follow-up appointments as needed, and prescribed the medication according to government regulation?
In most cases, only if negligence can be proven or clear signs of addiction are ignored are doctors implicated in the deaths of patients who overdose on prescription drugs. Though some doctors who were employed by or ran "pill mills," and clinics that were in the business of making money off prescribing opiate painkillers to any and all who wanted them, were charged criminally, in most cases, the doctor is deemed neither the predator nor the prey, and the patient is held responsible for any abuse of a prescription that leads to overdose.
In almost every case, if a drug dealer who sells a large amount of an illegal substance to someone who ultimately overdoses as a result can be identified, the dealer will be charged with second-degree murder. Whether or not the charge results in a conviction will vary from case to case – as will the potential penalty if convicted – but for some people, whether or not a drug dealer is technically liable for the resulting overdose is questionable, even if it can be proven that the dealer provided the drugs that caused the overdose. Some say the dealer is the predator, providing the drugs to a person who was struggling with addiction and must therefore be held accountable for the consequences. But others say that, in many cases, the dealer is struggling with addiction; therefore, the dealer is also a victim and not a predator. It's an argument that plays out in court on a case-by-case basis with no standard for how best to judge whether or not there is a criminal offender in the overdose death.
In some cases, friends of the deceased may be charged if it can be proven that they were responsible for supplying the overdose victim with the drugs that caused death. Again, the question is whether or not it is fair to charge people with a crime when they may have simply offered a painkiller to assist a friend with a headache or other ailment, not knowing that the person was on other medications that may negatively interact or would take all of the offered pills at once. Certainly, cases like these are a sad demonstration that the understanding of how powerful these medications are is not as widespread as it could be, and that people may be making dangerous choices when they share their medication without realizing it.
In other cases, it may simply be that two people who share an addiction share their drugs, and one person dies of an overdose and the other does not. Does this mean that the person who remains behind is culpable and should go to jail, or does it send a red flag that the person who is still living requires immediate and intensive treatment for addiction?
Losing someone to a drug overdose is an intensely brutal experience. It is impossible to say how you would feel about the person who handed your loved one the last dose of a drug of choice unless it happened to you. The first instinct may be that the person behind those drugs must pay for the consequence, and that notion is understandable.
However, the high cost of drug addiction and dependence is made only higher when treatment is tossed aside and imprisonment is chosen in response to a clear addiction problem. Though those who obviously intend to bring harm to someone by giving deadly pills or drugs, and/or those who are negligent in their professions and cause people to lose their lives as a result, are clearly cases where judicial punishment should be meted out, it is less clear as to whether or not those whose poor choices come from a clear drug addiction issue should face the same fate.
What do you think? Leave a comment below and share your thoughts on how the issue of overdose should be handled in the courts, or if the issue should end up in front of a judge at all.


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Q: High CPU utilization + Unnecessary memory allocated automatically to my JVM We're having a production problem with an application on tomcat 8 , JDK 8. Suddenly we encounter a very high CPU utilization (up to 100%) and this co-exists with memory logs application throws (using runtime.get...) show almost the same used memory and the free memory and total memory keep expanding, jumping from 800MB to 1.5 GB to 4 GB then 6 then 8. Problem is then solved once I restart tomcat.
Facts:
tomcat catalina.sh has JAVA_OPTS= -Xms128m -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -server
Please find below a memory dump summary we took @ the time of the incident:
Attaching to process ID ****, please wait...
Debugger attached successfully.
Server compiler detected.
JVM version is 25.241-b07

using thread-local object allocation.
Parallel GC with 8 thread(s)

Heap Configuration:
   MinHeapFreeRatio         = 0
   MaxHeapFreeRatio         = 100
   MaxHeapSize              = 8434745344 (8044.0MB)
   NewSize                  = 176160768 (168.0MB)
   MaxNewSize               = 2811232256 (2681.0MB)
   OldSize                  = 352321536 (336.0MB)
   NewRatio                 = 2
   SurvivorRatio            = 8
   MetaspaceSize            = 21807104 (20.796875MB)
   CompressedClassSpaceSize = 1073741824 (1024.0MB)
   MaxMetaspaceSize         = 17592186044415 MB
   G1HeapRegionSize         = 0 (0.0MB)

Heap Usage:
PS Young Generation
Eden Space:
   capacity = 2809135104 (2679.0MB)
   used     = 0 (0.0MB)
   free     = 2809135104 (2679.0MB)
   0.0% used
From Space:
   capacity = 1048576 (1.0MB)
   used     = 0 (0.0MB)
   free     = 1048576 (1.0MB)
   0.0% used
To Space:
   capacity = 1048576 (1.0MB)
   used     = 0 (0.0MB)
   free     = 1048576 (1.0MB)
   0.0% used
PS Old Generation
   capacity = 5623513088 (5363.0MB)
   used     = 251033416 (239.40412139892578MB)
   free     = 5372479672 (5123.595878601074MB)
   4.463996296828748% used

21756 interned Strings occupying 2632144 bytes.

Questions:
1- How does the JVM exceed  the Xmx specified?
2- Why does the Total Memory keep expanding while used is still very low in comparison?
3- Can memory be the cause of the raised CPU utilization ?
Thanks in advance :)


On Monday, the ruling authorities referred to as the coup rumor "pretend information" within the wake of the time period #ThaiCoup trending on Twitter within the nation, in accordance with information wires Deutsche Presse-Agentur and Agence France-Presse. Authorities mentioned the army automobiles had been being moved for an annual multinational army train that begins on Tuesday, a number of reviews mentioned.
It isn't totally clear why the army would have wanted to forcibly take management. In 2014, the military seized energy from a pro-Thaksin authorities with Prayuth, now a retired common, main that motion. And, in its 5 years of rule, the army management has delayed elections a number of instances. The March 24 vote is seen as a check of the nation's means to return to democracy.
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One other trigger for the present of drive may very well be anticipation of political unrest, in accordance with Andrew MacGregor Marshall, lecturer at Edinburgh Napier College and a number one knowledgeable on Thai politics.
The king, who historically instructions the allegiance of the army, "might really feel that current occasions have thrown the election course of into chaos, and he doesn't need political disarray to overshadow his coronation in early Might," Marshall mentioned on Twitter.
There's additionally a threat of Princess Ubolratana's Thai Raksa Get together getting kicked out of the electoral race, which may elevate tensions. On Sunday, Srisuwan Janya, secretary-general of Thailand's Affiliation for the Safety of the Structure, advised Reuters that he would file a petition to disqualify the group.
"The royal announcement made it clear that the celebration violated electoral legislation," the activist advised the information company, referring to the king's Friday assertion, which mentioned her motion amounted to a violation of the structure.


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Ed Witten on Alien Physics, String Theory, and Great Physics Ideas
From the book The End of Science by John Horgan, p.69 (parts in quotes are exact words by Witten)
Witten suggests that Earth did not get the order of physics discoveries right because the most important part of physics — string theory, of course — should have been discovered before relativity since "great ideas of physics are really spin-offs of string theory."
Talking of alien civilizations Witten concludes that "superstrings" theory would be "discovered in any advanced civilization" but perhaps in a more logical order (of which great ideas of physics preceded which ones).
Yes, civilizations across the universe are united in singing about the wonders of string theory! (First) Contact between civilizations is all about discussing "its [string theory's] wonder, its incredible consistency, remarkable elegance, and beauty."
Note though that the book was published in 1996, when aliens and UFOs were commonplace*, String Theory was clearly the best thing to happen to the universe, physicists were dancing in triumphant anticipation of the "Theory of Everything", and Ed Witten had emerged as the torchbearer!
What is with Witten and aliens? Well, one of the features of string theory is that "Humans do not understand it very well (2005)"
*The Alien/UFO problem was solved when Space-Control squads cracked down on them for landing without visas, as part of the "good riddance" policy!
I don't agree with the "End of Science" title (have only read selected pages); nor do I agree with the "Theory of Everything" titles (here too, have only read selected pages, because the final pages are still in print :-) ).
Physics is at its beginning, not at its end (on Earth at least). The Vulcans are way ahead, no doubt :-)


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<?php

namespace SitemapGenerator\Tests\Provider;

use Mockery;
use SitemapGenerator\Provider\Propel as PropelProvider;

class PropelTest extends AbstractProviderTest
{
    /**
     * @dataProvider newsDataProvider
     */
    public function testPopulateWithNoResults(array $news, array $newsUrls)
    {
        $this->getPropelQuery('SitemapGenerator\Tests\Fixtures\News', $news);

        $provider = $this->getNewsProvider($news);

        $generatedEntries = iterator_to_array($provider);
        $this->assertEquals($newsUrls, $generatedEntries);
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \LogicException
     * @expectedExceptionMessage Can't find class \Lala
     */
    public function testPopulateWithUnknownModel()
    {
        new PropelProvider($this->getRouter([]), [
            'model' => '\Lala',
        ]);
    }

    protected function getPropelQuery($model, $results)
    {
        $mock = Mockery::mock('overload:PropelQuery');

        $mock
            ->shouldReceive('from')
            ->once()
            ->with($model)
            ->andReturn(\Mockery::self());

        $mock
            ->shouldReceive('setFormatter')
            ->once()
            ->with('PropelOnDemandFormatter')
            ->andReturn(\Mockery::self());

        $mock
            ->shouldReceive('find')
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Yellow Rose is hosting Shara Reiner March 28 and 29, 2015.- The Santa/Snowman piece is scheduled for Saturday and the surface is your choice and should be approximately 14x14. The fall piece is scheduled for Sunday and the surface size for that piece is approximately 12x18. The charge for each day is $40 plus $10 per day for a catered lunch for a total of $100. Shara is a much sought after teacher and this promises to be a fun-filled time!!! The catered lunch is not mandatory but is offered for convenience. Please make checks to Yellow Rose.
A 1975 Graduate in fine art at Indiana University, Mark Polomchak travels throughout the country teaching at convention, galleries, painting chapters, and art leagues. Mr. Polomchak has exhibited his watercolors in various fine art shows. Mark owns the Court Gallery located in the "Grand Old Courthouse" on the square in Crown Point, Indiana.
For more information and to register for the seminar download form below.
The Chapter Members chose to have only one seminar in 2012 due to the many aciviies in the fall.
This seminar is free to all Chapter members that were members in good standing as of March 31, 2012.


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Whitebrook Halt was a request stop on the former Wye Valley Railway. It was opened in 1927 to serve the village of Whitebrook. It was closed in 1959 when passenger services were withdrawn from the Wye Valley Railway. The station came too late to make full use out of the village's industry. Whitebrook had once been home to three paper mills. However, paper making ceased in Whitebrook in the early 1880s, only four years after the line opened in 1876. The halt was not built until long after the closure of the paper mills.

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Our wooden keepsake crosses are available in 5×7 and 8×12 sizes. These crosses make memorable gifts to family and friends for any occasion: Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, birthday, wedding, anniversary and funeral.
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Orbits is a musical composition and multimedia installation. The composition is based on planetary motion within our solar system and features a set of hand-made autonomous instruments. The piece centers around the Orrery Harp (an autonomous electroacoustic stringed instrument developed specifically for the Orbits composition). The rhythm of the piece is determined by each planet's period of orbit around the sun. One earth day is scaled to one-tenth of a second, so that earth's yearly cycle is accelerated to 36.524 second intervals. Each planet is scaled accordingly. As a planet reaches it's starting point (or year) it activates its corresponding instrument and dedicated string on the Orrery Harp.
In addition to the eight planets in our solar system, five NASA officially recognized dwarf planets have been added into the composition and played through an array of tingshas and bells mounted to a servo motor controlled interface. Eris (the furthest dwarf planet currently known in our solar system) is 68 AU from the sun and in the composition plays at 5 hour and 41 minute intervals.
The composition begins with the mathematical alignment of all planetary bodies and plays continuously for the duration of the installation. If the piece were allowed to play without interruption, it would take over a quadrillion years (1,224,896,828,858,194.6 years) before the pattern would repeat itself. This is even longer than our universe has been in existence.
The score notated below represents 40 Earth years and just over 24 minutes of the composition.


The National Screen Institute – Canada (NSI) is pleased to announce that the NSI Aboriginal Documentary team of Janine Windolph and Trudy Stewart have been selected as this year's ZoomerMedia Bursary recipients.
VisionTV's parent company, ZoomerMedia, committed $95,000 in benefits funding over seven years to the National Screen Institute in the form of the ZoomerMedia Bursary. This award is funding allocated to the training of one diverse individual or team who are Zoomers and/or producers of Mosaic programming, in any NSI program each year.
Janine and Trudy's NSI Aboriginal Documentary project is called Statement Gatherers Reflections. Janine serves as producer while Trudy is directing. They are both based in Regina, SK.
"Statement Gatherers Reflections" is a 10-minute documentary on the reflections, observations and lessons from statement gatherers with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. The documentary will offer an inside look at what it's like to record some of the most painful and uplifting stories of resilience of the Indian residential school legacy.
Renowned for having given many emerging filmmakers, television writers and producers their first breaks, the National Screen Institute provides training and production support through courses like NSI Totally Television, NSI Drama Prize, NSI New Voices, NSI Features First, Movie Central Script to Screen, Corus Diverse TV Director, NSI Aboriginal Documentary, TELUS STORYHIVE Web Series and Digital Shorts, and TELUS Optik™ Local.
NSI also offers exposure through the NSI Online Short Film Festival and provides vast resources and support to those in the film, television and digital media industries at nsi-canada.ca.
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MySQL founder tries a new software licensing model
Frederic Lardinois	@fredericl / 5 years
When it comes to open-source licenses, developers have their fair share of choices (GPL, BSD, MIT, Apache, etc.), all of them with their own pros and cons. The same goes for commercial licenses. MySQL founder Michael "Monty" Widenius and his co-founder David Axmark, however, came up with a different model a few years ago: the Business Source License (BSL).
This new license offers an alternative to the closed-source and open-core licenses that many startups choose for their software, and, for the first time, Widenius's new company, MariaDB, is now using it for one of its products.
In some ways, the BSL is akin to a freemium model for software licensing (with an open-source twist). As Widenius explained to me, the BSL allows developers to set a limit for how many servers/CPUs/etc. their software can run on in production (there are no usage limits for test environments, only production usage). Usage above that incurs a licensing fee.
That sounds like a pretty standard commercial license, but the twist here is that all of the source code is available at all times and the BSL license has an expiration date. After a set amount of time (say three years), the license expires and reverts to an open-source license like the GPL or any other license the developer chooses.
"This can create a totally new ecosystem," Widenius told me. "And even if you don't get open source at once, we will create many more open source applications in the future." Those are strong words; given his experience in the open-source world, it's worth taking a closer look at how and why he and Axmark came up with the BSL.
This can create a totally new ecosystem. And even if you don't get open source at once, we will create many more open source applications in the future.	 Monty Widenius
Widenius has quite a bit of experience with licenses and, to a large degree, he made his fortune because of the licensing choice he made for MySQL. "For some products like MySQL, GPL is actually the perfect license because MySQL is something companies want to integrate into their own products," he explained. To integrate a GPL-licensed product into your own product, you'd have to open source your software, too. For those users, MySQL AB, the company Widenius and Axmark founded, offered a commercial license.
At the time they sold MySQL AB to Sun in 2008, 70 percent of the company's income came from licenses. "That was the reason that MySQL had a huge valuation," Widenius said. "We were a product company and people had to pay for it in certain situations."
Widenius actually wanted to use a variation of the BSL earlier, "but back then, the management team wasn't as far-seeing as our current one, so they decided to go with closed source." Then, a few years ago, he noticed that a lot of startups were coming to his Open Ocean venture capital firm and they wanted to do open source for end-user products. For those companies, the dual-license model that worked so well for MySQL wasn't going to work, because those users weren't going to embed the software into their own products and hence had no reason to pay for a license.
What most companies that want to do open source do in that case is try to build their business on offering services around these open-source tools. Widenius does not believe in this model (though he acknowledges that it has worked for some companies). "This works for companies that support a project — people are giving support for Ubuntu and make money off that," he said. "But the companies that don't have licenses, they can almost never make a product." Why? Because if you get a 10 percent margin off a good support person, you need 10 support people to pay for a developer. In his view, this model doesn't scale.
So at MariaDB, the team decided to now license the latest version of its MaxScale database proxy under the BSL (MariaDB itself is a fork of MySQL, so it is forever bound to the open-source GPL license that MySQL is licensed under).
As far as Widenius is aware, two or three other companies have already used the license, too, but he believes many others are sitting on the sidelines waiting for a large company to make the move. The team is also working on documents that will give developers a framework for moving their software to the BSL.
Developers who want to adopt the BSL for a new project only need to fill in four lines: the name of the product, the restrictions that set the limits for when users will have to pay, the change data for when the license reverts to an open-source license and which license it reverts to.
Because you end up moving the license dates up with every update, developers will have an incentive to keep their software up-to-date and to innovate. But if they don't — or if the user is happy to use an old product — then the new license will apply once the change data arrives. This also means that when a developer goes out of business, the software will become open source after the change date and the community can pick up the work.
"Lots of people will criticize this for the wrong reasons," Widenius told me. "But I think this is a chance to change the future of open source for the better by producing more open source — even if there's a little bit of time delay."


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This paper examines the determinants of inside spreads and their behaviour around corporate earning announcement dates, for a sample of UK firms over the period 1986-94. The paper finds that closing daily inside spreads are affected by order processing costs (proxied by trading volumes), inventory control costs (trading volumes and return variability) and asymmetric information (unusually high trading volumes). Inside spreads start to narrow 15 days before an earnings announcement, and narrow further by the end of the announcement day. We also identify a puzzling phenomenon. There is only a 'sluggish' recovery of spreads after the announcement: inside spreads continue to remain at relatively narrow levels, and take up to 90 days to recover to their pre-announcement width.


Samba is a reimplementation of the SMB/CIFS networking protocol done by Andrew Tridgell(the story is quite interesting). It provides file and printer sharing between Unix and Windows systems as an alternative to NFS.
In the following I'll show the steps I had forgone to configure a share between two computers in my house. The commands are specific to Arch Linux.
# Put a capping on the size of the log files (in Kb).
The configuration can be of course modified for your needs but I just wanted to share a working one for the newbies like me who want to configure a very simple Samba share.
Or, you may just click on the Network shortcut in Nemo/Nautilus and follow the path.
Overall, I'm pretty happy with Samba, certainly happier than with NFS.
Samba Sharing Setup was published on July 07, 2013 .
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This view would not seem outlandish in the academic world that Mr Varoufakis recently quit. Few believe that Greece's debts, worth over 175% of GDP, will ever be repaid in full. But saying so betrayed a woeful misunderstanding of the euro zone's rules. If the European Central Bank shared Mr Varoufakis's view, it would have to cut off Greek banks, potentially driving Greece out of the euro. Indeed, earlier this month, when the minister visited the ECB in Frankfurt, Mario Draghi, its president, snippily told him to keep his opinion to himself. He has not repeated it since.
Mr Varoufakis's gaffe is a mere footnote in a list of mishaps that have characterised Greece's miserable experience in the euro. But it is depressingly typical for a government that, for all its high popularity at home, has squandered every opportunity to improve its lot, and ultimately that of the euro zone. Even as Mr Varoufakis and his colleagues in Greece's ruling Syriza party have loftily declared that the changes they seek would benefit all Europeans, not just Greeks, their negotiating strategy has been small-minded, self-defeating and naive.


Under this challenging but mercifully short transit, we see what's wrong but can't see what's right. We shouldn't make the mistake of throwing the baby out with the bath water, however. We have limited perceptions at this time and suffer from mental rigidity, cynicism and even temporary depression.
We tend to be over-critical and want to cling stubbornly to already established ideas. Many folks are dogmatic or narrow-minded. Employees and bosses or other authority figures don't see eye-to-eye at this time. Mind and duty lead us in opposite directions; for best results, do some of both. Temporary feelings of isolation or loneliness are very possible now. We could feel unsure of our ideas, even the very solid ones. Projection is quite common now, so don't blame the other guy if you feel inhibited or shy about speaking out. It may be more your fault than theirs.


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Steve Brine question time at city primary school
Friday, 1 December, 2017
Steve Brine visited St Faith's C of E primary school on Friday 1st December as a follow up to a group of Year 4 and Year 5 children visiting Parliament in September.
The Winchester MP held a special question time session, which was decorated with key backgrounds and props that the school borrowed from Parliament's Education Centre on their visit.
The classroom was organised as the House of Commons, with young Alex taking the role of Speaker!
Dawn James, head teacher, said: "Steve answered each question fully and in doing so educated the children about the democratic way in which Parliament runs, and about the wider role of an MP. Questions were asked about life as an MP and working in the Houses of Parliament, as well as questions based around needs in Winchester and in school.
"We really appreciate Steve Brine taking the time to lead this session. The children were all really engaged and Alex has now decided he would like to be an MP!"
Steve Brine said: "What a delightful visit, and all credit to the school for making use of the excellent accessories provided by the Education Service. I really enjoyed the session, which was expertly chaired by Alex, and hope the children took a lot out of it."
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import React, {Component} from 'react'
import {listen} from 'point-one'
import {AppStore, dispatch} from '../AppStore'
import TodoItem from './TodoItem'
import {doneTodo, deleteTodo, createTodo} from '../actions'

@listen()
class TodoContainer extends Component {

  createTodo(e) {
    if (e.keyCode == 13 && e.target.value.trim().length > 1) {
      dispatch(createTodo(e.target.value))
      e.target.value = ""
    }
  }

  render() {
    const {todo} = this.state
    return (

Todos

          <input className="new-todo" onKeyUp={e => this.createTodo(e)} placeholder="What needs to be done?"/>

            {todo.map(item => (
              <TodoItem
                onDone={e => dispatch(doneTodo(item.id))}
                onDelete={e => dispatch(deleteTodo(item.id))}
                key={item.id}
                {...item}
              />
            ))}

    )
  }
}

export default TodoContainer


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Quebec's chief justices call for modernization of court system
The chief justices of four courts, addressing hundreds of judges and lawyers in person at the Montreal courthouse for the first time since the onset of the pandemic, broadly outlined their priorities and concerns at Quebec's opening of the courts ceremony, from the promise and pitfalls of technology to modernize the justice system to the debilitating impact of chronic underfinancing, to the erosion of decorum in the courtroom and the pernicious effects of disparaging social media comments.
Thursday, January 26, 2023 @ 2:30 PM
Law society secrets | Joseph Groia
The Law Society of Ontario (LSO) possesses great power, which must be exercised responsibly. Good and responsible governance requires transparency. This is codified in the LSO's Governance Practices and Policies, which, among other things, (i) imposes a duty upon the LSO to act in an open manner; (ii) requires Convocation to be committed to transparency of its process; and (iii) personally requires the treasurer to be committed to openness, inclusion and transparency. The LSO has not been fulfilling these requirements. ... [read more]
Thursday, January 26, 2023 @ 11:41 AM
Capturing value from artificial intelligence for lawyers
The legal field has been undergoing a disruptive period and that disruption has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic and the increased importance of artificial intelligence (AI). Recently, I sat down with Rajan Kanwar, an applied artificial intelligence expert who spearheaded innovation and transformation projects at TD Bank, EY and ServiceLink, to discuss the current state of disruption and the trends. ... [read more]
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On Jan. 24, 2022, our firm set up an office in Decentraland, an Internet-based world where people transact and interact in a virtual environment now known as the metaverse. At that time people could not agree on a universal definition of the metaverse, and one year later the debate rages on. Is it the entire Internet? Is it a video game? Is it virtual reality? Is it somewhere, anywhere or nowhere in between? ... [read more]
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It is the beginning of a new year and time to reflect on the last three years or so, what impact the pandemic has had on the trust and estate world, and what the way forward will be. ... [read more]
Tuesday, January 10, 2023 @ 2:06 PM
B.C. sees new year changes to estate planning, real estate laws
The new year often can bring new changes — and that is something that is true for lawyers in British Columbia at the beginning of 2023, with the province making pandemic-era tweaks to how certain estate planning documents can be witnessed permanent, as well as implementing new rules aimed at protecting homebuyers in B.C.'s hot real estate market. ... [read more]
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Can artificial intelligence replace judges?
In part two (see below for link), we talked about how the lawyer-client relationship cannot be truly replaced by artificial intelligence (AI). ... [read more]
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Does artificial intelligence have ability to replace family lawyers?
In part one of our series (see below for link), we introduced the concept of "artificial intelligence" — or AI — which can produce computer-generated text and code on command. ... [read more]
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The head of a national rights and freedoms group says he "will not be intimidated" after police in Manitoba charged him with allegedly spying on the province's top judge during the COVID-19 pandemic. ... [read more]
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ChatGPT is an incredibly powerful piece of technology that generates text based on user inputs. Or, to quote the answer it gave to the question "What is ChatGPT, in 100 words or less?" ... [read more]
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GREEN LANE PLAYING FIELDS IS GOING GREENER
We are delighted to announce that today we had a tree planting event at Green Lane Playing Fields to celebrate Devizes Town Council's initiative, Greening Devizes and The Woodland Trust's, jubilee campaign, The Queen's Green Canopy.
The event has launched a wider campaign from Wiltshire FA to raise awareness about how football can help to address climate change in partnership with a new sponsor, Hills Waste Solutions.
Oliver Selfe, CEO at Wiltshire FA said, "We are committed to making Green Lane Playing Fields an environmentally friendly facility and we are excited to be planting trees at our site to benefit our community, our wildlife and the climate, now and for the future.
"We are thrilled to also be launching our new partnership with Hills Waste Solutions at the event. Hills are experts in waste reduction and recycling. Their backing will support us, and our wider football community, on our sustainability journey to help address climate change."
The new trees will be planted at Wiltshire FA's site, Green Lane Playing Fields, which is surrounded by countryside and stunning views. With 60 saplings coming from The Queen's Green Canopy initiative to mark the Platinum Jubilee and 15 more established trees from the Greening Devizes initiative, supporting the Council's aim to plant hundreds of trees and hectares of mini meadows throughout the town.
The event will welcome school children from All Cannings Primary School and Devizes High school, along with Devizes Town Mayor, Cllr Peter Corbett and councillors from the Greening Devizes group.
Community Engagement Manager, Amber Murray from Devizes Town Council commented, "Greening Devizes are proud to support Wiltshire Football Association on their journey to address climate change in football and create a sustainable facility.
Greening Devizes, a Devizes Town Councillor led initiative works with groups in the community to encourage greening, biodiversity and sustainability in Devizes. At the start of the year, the group set themselves the challenge of planting 100 new trees in the town – a target which has been hit!
We were enthusiastic at the prospect of working with Wiltshire FA, a club that is involved with and influences many members of our community. Greening Devizes have provided the tools, labour and machinery to contribute to phase one of Wiltshire FA's greening project – making a change for the people who use the site today and for years to come."
Last week was National Tree Week which highlighted the need to plant trees for woodland wildlife, to help combat climate change and to support the Woodland Trust's mission to get 50 million native trees in the ground over the next 5 years, to increase woodland cover from 13% to 19% to support the UK's ambition to reach net zero by 2050.
Acknowledging it is time to act to address climate change, Wiltshire FA's new campaign, The Good Game, aims to work with partners to signpost the football community to ideas they could adopt to be more green, sharing best practice and offering suggestions with the ambition to collectively make a difference in Wiltshire.
Neil Pollard, Divisional Director at Hills Waste Solutions said, "We are really excited to be supporting The Good Game in Wiltshire, sustainability is very important to us; it is embedded in what we do.
"We see this campaign as a great opportunity to engage people with lots of ideas about how they can help the planet.
"There is a desperate need to address climate change, using a partnership approach and the influence and reach of football we can all make small changes to help the environmental challenges we face."
Hills Waste Solutions is the headline sponsor of The Good Game. Offering positive waste management, the organisation offers their customers to achieve zero-waste by avoiding landfill with their reduce, reuse, recycle, recover approach and by turning waste into energy. Also conscious of their environmental footprint, they continually making improvements to their operations, such as reducing the emissions of their fleet.
Oliver Selfe concludes, "I would like to thank all our partners who are involved in supporting this campaign. Our tree sponsors include, Hills Waste Solutions, iPRO Hydrate, Nanogreen Cleaning Services and Charlton Baker, all who share our desire to do what we can to save the planet.
We encourage anyone who wants to join us and support the campaign to get in touch. We have lots of opportunities that local organisations can get involved with and we hope our amazing football community get behind the campaign and make whatever changes they can to make a positive impact."
Find out more about the good game
Find out more about Hills Waste Solutions
Thank you Hills Waste Solutions
www.hills-waste.co.uk
Thank you Charlton Baker
www.charltonbaker.co.uk
Thank you iPRO
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The 1805 campaigns are now the biggest gap in the KS Mod and I think its time we tackled them. I have some OOBs from Nafziger of which the French are very good but the Russians and Austrians seem lacking.
On the subject of sprites we can make do for now with what we have and since it was a winter campaign we can use the 1807 armies for much of the units.
We should look to having some correct sprites made for us though and Pom seems to be the best person for that. I can approach him if you guys think its worthwhile.
We'd need some winter Austrian sprites if we were interested in doing the winter campaign. I think we have everything we need for the fall campaign as that was just between the Austrians and French. As a general observation, it would be nice to have some cavalry in winter garb. I'm thinking specifically of cuirassiers and dragoons for the Russians, French and Austrians.
We could really use some Hungarian Grenadiers and Hungarian Fusiliers in helmet. Might Remus be okay with doing those?