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Quake Hits Southeastern Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- An earthquake measuring 3.6 degrees on Richter scale jolted the areas in the vicinity of the city of Birjand, in Iran's northeastern province of South Khorassan. ( 20:56:56 - 2008/12/25)
Hospital Show 2008 Kicks Off in Kish
TEHRAN (FNA)- The First International Hospital Industry Exhibition (Hospital Show 2008) kicked off at the Kish International Exhibition Center on Tuesday and will run until Friday. ( 17:33:41 - 2008/12/25)
Iran's First Costume Design Festival Kicks Off
TEHRAN (FNA)- The First Fashion and Costume Design Festival opened at the Tehran Permanent International Fairground on December 23. ( 17:16:08 - 2008/12/25)
12 mln Iranians Smoke
TEHRAN (FNA)- Managing director of Tobacco Company said there are 12 million smokers in Iran. ( 17:00:04 - 2008/12/25)
Islamic Rights Charter Superior to Declaration of Human Rights
TEHRAN (FNA)- The chairman of the World Forum for the Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought, Ayatollah Mohammad Ali Taskhiri, said here on Tuesday that the Islamic human rights declaration is superior to the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. ( 15:56:57 - 2008/12/24)
Smog May Close Schools in Tehran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Schools and nurseries in Tehran could be closed as air pollution overshadows the Iranian capital, reaching potentially dangerous levels. ( 14:53:26 - 2008/12/24)
Leader Pardons over 1800 Convicts
TEHRAN (FNA)- A number of prisoners sentenced by revolutionary and military courts in Iran were pardoned by Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei on Monday. ( 16:53:50 - 2008/12/23)
Al-Zaidi Becomes Honorary Member of Iran's Muslim Journalists Association
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's Muslim Journalists Association has issued a statement saying it has chosen the brave Iraqi correspondent Muntadhar al-Zaidi as its honorary member. ( 15:33:06 - 2008/12/23)
Iran to Open Office On Internet, SMS-Related Crimes
TEHRAN (FNA)- Tehran's Prosecutor-General Saeed Mortazawi said a special office will open this week to deal with Internet- and SMS-related crimes and violations. ( 18:33:12 - 2008/12/22)
Report: Iran-Pakistan Border Most Active Point
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran-Pakistan border has turned to be the most active border for illegal crossings as Pak-Afghan boundary line has become increasingly difficult for this purpose owing to the massive deployment of the Pakistani and ISAF forces, a report on human trafficking claimed. ( 18:13:39 - 2008/12/22)
Dubai to Host Iranian Food Festival
TEHRAN (FNA)- The Sharq Village and Spa in the United Arab Emirates will launch the Iranian food festival, Persian Pleasures at Al Liwan, tonight. ( 18:09:47 - 2008/12/22)
Quake Hits Southern Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- An earthquake measuring 4.2 on Richter scale jolted the areas in the vicinity of the city of Jam in Iran's southern province of Bushehr. ( 17:25:30 - 2008/12/22)
Mideast Internet Cables Damaged Again
TEHRAN (FNA)- Internet services in parts of the Middle East and South Asia have been disrupted due to damages to the Mediterranean submarine cables. ( 14:52:47 - 2008/12/22)
Spread of HIV Infection among Addicts Reduced in Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Remedy and Rehabilitation Deputy of Narcotic Drug Abuse Campaign Headquarters said here Friday thanks to that headquarters' moves, according to Health Ministry statistics, spread of HIV+ disease among the country's injection addicts has decreased 7% during past three years. ( 16:01:25 - 2008/12/21)
Ahmadinejad to West: Think Logically, Approach Iran Politely
● Commander: Iran Enjoys Full Defense Capabilities, Equipment
● Mottaki to Meet Tajik, Afghan FMs in Tripartite Meeting
● Iran Delivers Aid Cargo to Gazans via Lebanon
● EC Secretary: Iran Relies on No Power


There have been two holidays during our time here in Cameroon. The first, Assumption, was on a Tuesday. Since it's a holiday on a Tuesday, there usually is a bridge day to make it a long weekend. However, a bridge day has to be called by the president and that didn't happen officially until right before the day. Thus, no one knew if the day was going to be a working (or school) day or not.
The second holiday (which is upcoming) is fête du mouton, which is a muslim holiday. Thus, it could fall on a Friday or a Saturday. And again, no one is really sure if the day will be a holiday or not.
I suppose this is all normal here, but another cultural difference on how things are handled. Plans must be made for if the holiday is called and if the holiday is not.
The boys have already had about 3 weeks of school and so far things are going well. They enjoy having their friends in their classes and they have been learning a lot. The school is small with one teacher for every 2 grades (1-2, 3-4, and 5-6) and a separate K class. It's a short walk from where we live and the kids get walked there and back by a parent.
First day of 5th grade.
Thad walking into class on the first day.
Josiah going to his class on the first day.
Josiah's classroom during a parent event.
Thaddeus showing us how he sits everyday ("Just like this").
The boys' school put on a pinewood derby-style car race and the boys entered. Since some folks don't have a lot of tools here, we were able to use the maintenance shop on the center and the tools there. This was a big help. Here's some pictures of the work in process and the finished product.
We have a scratch map that we purchased last year. We use to keep track of all the places and countries we've visited and lived as a family. About a month ago, we scratched off a new country.
Here's a little tour of our home here in Cameroon. We'd love for you to come visit, even if just through our website. Welcome!
Our place with the driveway and front yard.
Our kitchen. Fairly roomy and with lots of storage.
Dining area and the main living area.
Our driveway out to the playground.
Some views of the neighborhood from the playground.
Thanks for visiting. Next time we'll clean up more first.
One of the favorites of everyone here in Cameroon is Pili Pili. It's like an empanada filled with beef and vegetables and comes with a hot sauce on the side. There's a few people that make them and they are easily available to us. It's easy for lunches and snacks and really good. Eila is a big fan.
We sometimes get questions regarding "How far is it from where you are to this other African country…" or "Are you close to another African city". The answer usually turns out to be really far away.
Maps tend to enlarge the countries in the higher latitudes and minimize the size of the countries near the equator. Thus, it's hard to get the idea by looking at a map (unless it's a globe).
Here's an image from mapfight.com which compares Cameroon to Michigan, where we are from. Michigan is about half the size of Cameroon.
Here's another map image from http://thetruesize.com that shows how much of the US you can fit in Africa and still have a lot left.


For the first time since I started this whole thing, I didn't end up right against the limits of my budget this month: it was that weird month where, unless it happens in the next twelve hours, nothing will have gone wrong. Looking at my "slush" entries in YNAB, I see a few gifts, a drink out with a friend when I was traveling, a $20 business expense that I can't get reimbursed, and a big household-items Target trip that, even though it's in the slush line item because I put it on a credit card, I actually "paid" for by reducing the amount of cash I took out for general spending and groceries. No major medical expenses, car repairs, non-reimbursible meals out, book purchases, nothin'.
(1) I'd been saving up to pay my friends three months' worth of phone service (I'm now on their family plan at $25 a month) and I wrote that check while I was seeing them over Thanksgiving. For some airheaded reason I only had $70 and not $75 (the phone plan is $25 a month for my share) in that budget, hence the slight overage.
(2) I set "cash for spending," "entertainment," "gifts," and "charity" at $0 for the month because, in the first case, I was compensating for what should have been a big cash purchase (household items/grocery Target run) but I put on a credit card instead at the beginning of the month as I hadn't had time to take cash out yet. For the last three, I set them at $0 because I didn't feel like dealing with them this month as separate line items — I spent in all three categories, actually, but I took them either out of slush or out of my cash withdrawal for the month.
(3) Travel: I bought a train ticket, then moved the excess in that category back into slush to roll over into next month. My other travel expenses this month were either reimbursible, or I was able to pay for them out of the cash I still had left over from groceries.
(4) Personal/medical: a co-pay for a followup visit from the eye infection from last month, plus a co-pay for a prescription medication.
(5) Debt and savings: right where they should be. Still on the slow and steady plan.
I had a post-tax savings rate of just over 50% this month, which is exciting! My income (including the pre-tax retirement withdrawals and the post-tax paychecks) was $3167 and I saved about $1600 of that, give or take a few dollars.
The upshot of all of this is that, as best as I can tell (I did some math to remove reimbursibles etc from the equation) I now have a net worth of $12630, up from $10352 last month, a difference of $2278. This makes me super happy, as my stretch goal is to average a $2000 net worth gain per month over the course of the year — and I'll have some months that don't get to $2000 so I need some of these really good months to smooth it out! Last month was also good on this front (due more to the markets than anything else) so I'll hopefully feel a bit better if, as I expect, December turns out to be a high-spending month and I don't make my $2000 goal.
I'm having a quiet evening — after a full day of cooking, eating, and cleaning that started at 7 am, I sent my friends out to see a movie a couple of hours ago, and put their kid to bed. Now I'm basically just keeping an ear out for her and relaxing. It's been a really tough few years for me in a lot of ways, and it's setting up to be a tough few years going forward, but I'm taking this moment to be thankful for what I've got: a small but close-knit family, friends and godchildren I adore, meaningful work, and a bank balance that's steadily growing, not declining. As a longstanding radical hippie communist Christian socialist (I'm half-joking, half-not), I feel a little strange about that last line item. I'm not sure it's right to enjoy watching my net worth climb as much as I have this year. But it's true: as I get older, headed into the second half of my 30s, I increasingly want a little more security, a little more stability. I want to be protected in case of emergency, without having to turn to my parents, who've already given me so much (and I'm too freaking old to be asking my parents for money!) So, yes, I'm thankful for that, and for those of you who've been kind enough to share some of this year's journey with me.
This great post at Messy Money inspired me to put down a few holiday-related thoughts.
I used to love Christmas — the tree, the gifts, the decorating, did I mention the gifts…. But I've actually been struggling with it for a while now. My mom (who I adore) wants to do a ton of decorating, but I just don't usually have the energy for it; the amount she wants to do doesn't seem worthwhile. I wish we had one box of ornaments and a creche, you know?
On top of that, since it's the one time of year my brother and I are home together, there are usually a million social activities scheduled — there have been years when we've either had people over for dinner, or gone out to someone else's, every night for a week. As I get a little older and my friends start to have kids I understand better why this has to happen and am more motivated to be cheerful about it (when I'm in my sixties, I definitely will really want to see my friends' kids in their thirties) but for an introvert like me, it's just a lot.
Plus, since this is a PF blog: money. I buy very few gifts, generally. Dad, mom, brother, brother's wife, a couple of friends, two godchildren. Some years I've sent cards to a greatly expanded list, but this is not going to be one of those years; just don't have the energy. I have a book for my brother already, and I'll probably spend $100 on a gift certificate to a restaurant for my parents, who really don't need any more stuff. My godson is too little for gifts (he's just over a year) and my goddaughter is getting an Advent calendar next week when I visit them, plus she'll get a birthday present from me in January (probably a book); I think that's enough. That leaves my two friends and my sister-in-law; need to look for some pretty earrings or something, and I think then I can call it a day on presents. But this still seems like a bit of a stretch, somehow. I so hope I can get through to next December with substantially fuller finances and the ability to do some nicer gifts without pushing. That's the one part of the holiday I genuinely like — I totally enjoy shopping for gifts and I'd like to be able to send them to more people — I just want to be able to do it without feeling like I'm then going to be paying down my credit card for the next four months!
So, my budget is looking really good right now for this month — it's the first time in months that I haven't spent on health care, the car, or any large random things. I've also, so far, stuck close to home, and kept spending on food low. As a result I still have about $175 in my discretionary slush fund, not counting the $150 I'm setting aside in sinking funds for health and repairs/maintenance, the contributions to my e-fund and travel fund, and also not counting the grocery money I still have in cash.
I'm a little worried that all these positive budgetary feelings are going to drain away by the end of the trip I'm taking during the last week of the month though 🙂 It's half a work trip and half to see friends in the area for Thanksgiving. Work is paying for my plane ticket, hotel room, conference fees, and meals during the three days I'm at the conference; I'm paying for…whatever happens during the Tuesday-Friday Thanksgiving portion of the trip.
[I decided this morning that maybe writing up details about interviews, even as generically as I tried to do it, wasn't maybe the greatest idea in the world. So I'm removing the text I wrote but leaving the post so I can respond to comments.


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Senator Leo Housakos
Expenses Reports
Role of the Senate
Letter to Senator Peter Harder
The Honourable Peter Harder
Government Representative in the Senate
Senate of Canada
Ottawa, ON K1A 0A4
Dear Senator Harder,
I hope your new year is off to a good start and that you are catching up on some well-deserved rest and relaxation. There certainly was no lack of excitement in the Senate in 2016 and surely more to come in 2017. One might argue that the Senate of Canada has seen more than its fair share of excitement over the past few years.
While I wouldn't necessarily disagree, I will say that I believe the Senate of Canada is a better institution because of what it has gone through in recent years.
We certainly have made plenty of changes for the better. While I know you are aware of some of the steps the Senate has taken to become more efficient, transparent and accountable, many of these changes precede your appointment and may not be as familiar to you.
I thought, what better time than the start of a new year to elaborate on those measures you seem less familiar with and look ahead to those we are about to embark on now that we've had the time to study and reflect on them.
It goes without saying you are aware of the forensic audit of Senators' expenses that took place from 2013 to 2015. However, are you aware that it was at the invitation of Senators themselves that the Auditor General of Canada conducted this audit?
In June of 2013, the Senate took the unprecedented step of inviting the Auditor General of Canada to conduct a comprehensive audit of Senate expenditures, including Senators' expenses. After this exhaustive 2 year process that covered the period between April of 2011 and April 2013, the OAG released a report in June 2015 that although has since been called into question for its methods and heavy handed determinations, is still being used as a tool in the Senate's modernization. Its recommendations are reflected in the adoption of the new expense disclosure model and independent oversight measures that have been implemented and others that are being considered for further implementation.
One such independent oversight measure, that incidentally was put in place before the OAG even completed their audit, was the Senate's adoption of a new Ethics and Conflict of Interest Code that is considered to be among the toughest in the Commonwealth.
Adopted in June 2014, our code contains clear processes to deal with breaches and it is enforced by the independent Office of the Senate Ethics Officer, which itself was established in 2005. Lyse Ricard is the current Senate Ethics Officer.
In May 2015 ahead of the release of the AG report the Senate implemented another measure of independent oversight, the Dispute Resolution Process. Created by the Senate itself, this independent, arm's length process ensures Senators are not sitting in judgement of themselves and each other on administrative matters such as expenses. The Dispute Resolution Process includes an independent arbitration mechanism with highly regarded former Supreme Court Justice Ian Binnie adjudicating. It has been applauded broadly.
Perhaps less familiar to you than the audit and the AG Report would be the Senate's 25th report and the significant changes contained within.
In May of 2013, the Senate adopted the 25th Report which implemented notable changes including but not limited to requiring proof of residence (Senators must sign a declaration of residency and provide supporting documentation in the form of a provincial health card, driver's license and assessment from the CRA on an annual basis), adopting definitions of "National Capital accommodation" and "provincial residence," and removing the concept of "the honour principle" from Senate Administrative Rules.
Long before the AG report the Senate had also made several rule changes and clarifications governing expense provision rules pertaining to procurement, hospitality, employee contracts and travel.
For example, in June of 2012, the Senate Travel Policy was adopted, bringing together all the guidelines from several sources into one central policy using the approved policy framework. In July 2013 the Senate travel policy was amended to require specific details about the purpose of a trip and receipts for all taxi expenses. Further changes were made in June 2014 when the Senate restricted per diems paid to Senators staying in the National Capital Region.
The Senate also put in place a new procurement policy, centralizing contracting authorities in Finance and Procurement rather than Human Resources having delegated authority to hire Senators' staff including personnel services contracts.
And since then we have gone even further where contracts are concerned. As part of the aforementioned newly unveiled expense disclosure model, details of all contracts are now disclosed including the purpose of the contract and the name of the provider.
Please correct me if I am wrong but I believe you were subject to the former disclosure model only once. The new model would have been in its implementation stages when you joined the Senate. However, its implementation certainly began long before that time.
The implementation of this new disclosure model began almost immediately after the tabling of the AG report in June 2015. The Subcommittee on Communications was tasked with reviewing this recommendation and bringing forth a new model of disclosure. This took several months and several conversations as administration staff researched and presented various models, taking into consideration elements such as costing and timelines, to the subcommittee. The subcommittee consulted with all Senators on this new model and once there was consensus Senate Administration was given the go-ahead to begin implementation. This process, which included building the IT infrastructure and staff training, took several months but the result is that we were able to go live with this new model before the end of 2016.
It is the same process that has been taking place regarding the implementation of an independent oversight body.
Of course, contrary to what was implied in the year-end interview you did with Canadian Press, you are well aware of this because you and I have had discussions about independent oversight specifically. As is my practice when it comes to matters of such great importance to and impact on the Senate of Canada, I consulted all members of Senate leadership on the issue of an independent oversight body. As you and I discussed, once we were done with disclosure we were able to focus on oversight and the audit subcommittee was tasked with studying different models and bringing forward a concrete recommendation to the Standing Committee on Internal Economy, Budgets and Administration. And as you and I also discussed, they are expected to bring forth just such a recommendation as soon as we return from the current break.
I have to admit, I was troubled when I read your comments to Canadian Press. I was troubled that either we haven't done a good enough job communicating to you and other newly appointed Senators all of the steps we have taken to be more efficient, transparent an accountable or that as a member of Senate leadership, you would misinform Canadians on the work that has been and is being done by your colleagues.
As you know, communicating with Canadians about the work being done by the Senate, whether legislatively or in our efforts to be more open and accountable, is a priority for the Senate.
Transforming our communications approach is another element of the work that was done prior to your appointment. As we discussed with you and your fellow government representatives in a meeting a few weeks before Christmas, Senators have completely transformed the way in which we communicate with Canadians.
In 2014, the Senate embarked on a functional review of our communications directorate that resulted in the Blueprint report tabled in February of 2015. We have relied on that report and its recommendations in completely overhauling our communications which has resulted in the service we now receive.
Under the new approach, the Senate is engaging Canadians on social media platforms and posting content about senators and their work on the new digital magazine called SenCAPlus. And the adoption of new media relations processes allows the Senate to provide answers more promptly and efficiently to Canadians through traditional media.
I understand that our communications approach is the only one that you and other newly appointed Senators know during your time in the Senate but I assure you, it has undergone a major transformation that was a long time in the works. It is a major component of our commitment to being more open.
Another step the Senate has taken to be more open and accountable to Canadians is to conduct meetings of Internal Economy in public and to promptly upload audio and full transcripts to our website. The unprecedented decision to do so was a simple but important one taken by the members of the committee in a vote last winter. We did so because we believe that Canadians have every right to know not only how their hard earned tax dollars are being spent but how and why the decisions to do so are made. This level of openness is unrivalled by the House of Commons.
I'm sure you will agree that all of the measures I've outlined in this letter, particularly the openness of Internal, opening our "books" to the AG, implementing a new disclosure model and the creation of several independent oversight mechanisms and offices with another in the works, are proof not only that the Senate is serious when it says it is committed to efficiency, transparency and accountability but that the Senate itself is actually an example to other legislative chambers on how to be more so.
None of what we have done would have been possible without all of us putting our differences aside and working together for the good of the institution. I want to thank every Senator for their hard work and willingness to do what was necessary to get us to where we are today and where we are going in the days and years ahead. I especially want to thank our former Speaker, the late Pierre Claude Nolin, our Deputy Chair on Internal Economy Senator Jane Cordy, her predecessor Speaker George Furey, our third member of Steering Senator David Wells and every one of my CIBA colleagues past and present for their diligence.
I appreciate that it can be frustrating at times that the "Chamber of Sober Second Thought" doesn't always move at the lightning speed some would prefer, whether it be reviewing policies and legislation or implementing measures of transparency and accountability for how tax dollars are spent. However, it has been our experience and is ultimately our obligation to ensure we give all matters before us the careful consideration they require. It is, after all, our purpose.
And I sincerely hope that you can appreciate that comments to the media about the Senate having a long way to go toward implementing change not only appear to be extremely dismissive of the hard work done by your colleagues but, one might argue, are also very unhelpful to the institution in its attempts to regain the trust of the people we serve.
Leo Housakos

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Lorelai packs a bag, getting ready for Paul Anka's first night at Christopher's place. Christopher thinks that all of Paul Anka's specificities are ridiculous, but Lorelai warns that he'll be able to sense Christopher's attitude and it will stress him out. After all the packing, Lorelai almost forgets to take Paul Anka with her. Logan calls Rory at their apartment to ask her if she's watching the meteor showers that are happening. She doesn't know anything about them and is tired after spending all day in the library. He tells her to go up to the roof to take a look, and when she does, she finds Logan there waiting for her. He's in town for a brief business trip (he's leaving at 10 the next night) to meet with the owners of the website he and his team are trying to buy. She's thrilled he's there (and that he's brought food). At his apartment, Christopher catches Lorelai looking at his Tivo, which contains shows like The View and Sabado Gigante. He blames the nanny. They start talking about Gigi, and Christopher reveals that Sherry has sent him a long letter that's surprisingly humble. Christopher thinks her claims about being sorry for leaving are honest. Lorelai is happy that he's shared the letter with her, since openness is something new for their relationship. On the roof, Rory and Logan talk about London (which she says he's not allowed to get tired of), and she wonders if he'll get to stay in town longer if his meeting goes really well. They talk about the deal and she pretends to be wooed by his business talk.
In the morning, Logan wakes up early to have breakfast with his team and she teasingly calls him a work dork. He invites her to meet him for dinner in Manhattan after his meeting. At the inn, Lorelai, Michel, and Sookie notice a horrible smell that's only made worse when they open a window to try to air out the inn. The three head to the town square, where everyone else is annoyed and confused by the smell as well. Taylor has called an emergency town meeting to discuss it, but Lorelai decides she'd rather deal with the smell forever than risk running into Luke at the meeting. At the meeting, everyone else learns that the smell is from tons of pickles spilled after a train derailment nearby. The townies are mad that they weren't told sooner; Taylor explains that they didn't smell the pickles before because the odor was being blown towards Woodbridge, but now the wind has changed direction. The townies want to know how long it will take for the pickles to be cleaned up, but Taylor says it's a matter of pride and Stars Hollow doesn't need to take responsibility. The pickles are from Ohio, the railroad company is based in Delaware, and the pickles are in Woodbridge, so Taylor doesn't think the cleanup is his problem. The townies disagree. Taylor notes that the cleanup will cost $2,500, but no one thinks that's too much money and they all agree to pay. In a park, Lorelai and Christopher enjoy the lack of pickle odor and talk about their plans to attend Friday night dinner together. Christopher mentions that he talked to Sherry this morning and she says she's changed a lot. She'd also like Gigi to come visit her in Paris for a couple of months. Christopher wouldn't go with her, instead sending the nanny to take her.
At the Yale Daily News, the reporters argue with Rory over her decision to have Paris be in charge of putting out the paper while Rory is out with Logan. Bill thinks the job should be his, since he's the managing editor to Rory's editor-in-chief, but Paris points out that she's gotten the paper out many times while Bill never has. Logan calls Rory to let her know that the deal has gone through, then asks her again to come out to dinner to celebrate with him. At the inn, Michel tells a guest about the pickle situation, encouraging the person to wait until the next night to come to the inn. Lorelai begs Michel to unchain the door and let her in, since the pickle smell is seeping into her pores. Michel is also wearing a surgical mask because he's not sure the pickles aren't really some sort of chemical weapon the government is testing on them. In the kitchen, Sookie tells Lorelai that she tried to combat the smell with the scent of apples and cinnamon, then cheese and breads and chocolates, but eventually she decided to just embrace the pickle smell and match it with the smell of pastrami. Lorelai isn't hungry, since she filled up on Lunchables with Christopher and Gigi ("don't judge what you do not understand," she tells Sookie). She tells Sookie about Christopher's letter from Sherry and about him wanting to send Gigi to Paris to see her. Sookie is surprised that Lorelai didn't tell him she thinks that's a crazy idea. Lorelai is a little confused about her relationship with Christopher and the differences between it and her relationship with Luke, and she has to remind herself that Christopher isn't Luke.
Rory calls and learns of the pickle smell; Lorelai tells her that since Rory isn't in Stars Hollow right now, they'll celebrate next year on the pickle-day anniversary. Rory tells Lorelai she won't be at Friday night dinner because she'll be out with Logan. Lorelai tells her she's bringing Christopher, so she won't be alone with Richard and Emily. They decide that their news was more important than Lorelai's information about the pickles, so they start over and briefly redo their whole conversation. Rory meets Logan at a restaurant and quickly learns that they won't be dining alone - they'll be with Logan's coworkers, Phillip, Nick, and Bobbi. She's not very happy about it. In Christopher's car, Lorelai and Christopher bicker about his music choices, and he suggests that they go away for a weekend together. He worries that she'll want to go to Dollywood, but she really wants to visit an ice hotel (which is exactly what it sounds like). He finally realizes that she's not a huge fan of his agreement to send Gigi to Paris. She doesn't think Gigi should go see Sherry when she doesn't even remember her, but Christopher wants her to know her mother. Lorelai thinks it would be better for Christopher to take Gigi to Paris rather than having her go with the nanny. She's also sick of hearing about Sherry's letter, and Christopher thinks it's because she's threatened by Sherry. Lorelai says she just wanted to be able to express her opinion without being jumped on. They decide to drop the subject and try to enjoy themselves…at Friday night dinner, not usually an enjoyable experience.
At the restaurant, Rory suffers through more business talk and the story of how Bobbi settled the deal by threatening to walk out if the parties couldn't figure things out. Bobbi tries to engage Rory in conversation about school, then gushes over how much fun Logan is. At dinner, Lorelai and Christopher are silent as Richard and Emily laugh over Richard's recent discovery that there's a band called Franz Ferdinand. Emily suggests that the four of them play tennis together sometime, and Lorelai is so distracted by being frustrated with Christopher that she agrees. Christopher talks about how he used to dislike lamb but likes it now, emphasizing his point that people change. Lorelai just scoffs and Richard and Emily keep talking about food preferences. Lorelai says she doesn't like radishes because she finds them threatening, getting in a dig at Christopher. After a toast to the reunited couple, Emily talks about the troublemaking activities they used to engage in as teenagers. Finally, Lorelai pulls Christopher aside and tells him that he's changed, and his leaving Rory when he was a teenager isn't like Sherry leaving Gigi when she was a grownup. She believes that he thinks when Lorelai is criticizing Sherry, she's really criticizing him, but that's not how she feels. "Thanks for telling me how I feel," he says sarcastically.
In Manhattan, Rory and Logan leave the restaurant and he realizes that something is wrong. She admits that she wanted to spend the evening alone with him, and adds that she didn't realize Bobbi was a woman. Logan teases her about being jealous, and she says that she just felt excluded all night. She also thinks that Bobbi calling them an adorable couple was an implication that they won't last. Logan promises that there's nothing going on with him and Bobbi. Rory is really just frustrated that she doesn't get to see Logan much anymore, so Logan assures her that he misses her. Back at Friday night dinner, Emily and Richard keep talking about tennis while Lorelai and Christopher ignore them. Christopher announces that he knows he's not Sherry, then asks Lorelai to come to Paris with him. She's very happy and they tell her parents about the trip. Lorelai is also sure to let them know that they won't be playing tennis together. Rory arrives just in time for dessert - and for Lorelai to show everyone Emily's mug shot (see "S'Wonderful, S'Marvelous"). In the car on the way home, Lorelai and Rory take control of Christopher's radio, and the three are disheartened to discover that the pickle smell still remains in Stars Hollow.


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One Punch Man Season 3 Release date (Updated 2021)
December 8, 2021 December 6, 2021 by Gary Lincon
If you love watching adventurous anime series, you must have indeed watched the 1st and 2nd seasons of One Punch Man, right? However, people are so hooked on the show that they eagerly wait for the 3rd season. As per reports, it will be coming out on Adult Swim's Toonami as a manga first; then, it will be aired in Tokyo.
So are you eager to watch the rest of the series from where it ended back in a cliffhanger in Season 2? Well, then you can take a look at this blog to get an overall idea about this superhit anime series. We will be discussing some of the exciting aspects of One Punch Man and provide you with a quick recap of the previous seasons.
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At the same time, we will also check out the upcoming news about Season 3 and let you know all the recent updates from the makers themselves.
One-Punch Man: An Overview
What Was Season 1 & 2 All About?
Where Did Season 2 End?
Will We Get To See A One Punch Man Season 3 ? What Is The Approximate Release Date?
What Might Be The Plot Of One Punch Man Season 3?
If you read this blog, we are indeed one of the ardent fans who have probably gobbled the entire two seasons within just a few days. As you know, this show is an anime adaptation made by Madhouse. It had started in October 2015 and was first aired on TV in Tokyo.
Do you know how many views the show received? This show is top-rated, so it has over 7.2 million views. Also, what makes it even more exciting and thrilling is the powerful storyline of the series.
At the same time, it is stuffed with some fantastic action sequences. The original manga was also a popular one as well. Around 10 million copies were sold, and it was also nominated for an Eisner Award in 2015. Moreover, the show has been licensed in over 190 countries, and it was also nominated for a Teen Choice award in 2016.
Those who have already watched the show will know that it is about fighting. However, there are elements of humor and action as well. At the same time, it is a show that is entertaining and provides knowledge about the dojo. Now let's go for a quick recap of the first two seasons before we plunge into the details of the third one.
This superhit Japanese anime series begins with a monster named Vaccine Man who wreaks havoc in a city. He is about to kill a young girl when a bald hero called Saitama intervenes and kills him with a single punch.
So you can well understand that this anime tells the story of Saitama, a superhero who can defeat anyone with a single punch. Therefore, he seeks to find a worthy opponent after becoming bored by a lack of challenge due to his overwhelming strength.
This show is filled with all kinds of action sequences. However, it has a great storyline that keeps the viewers hooked on the show. Therefore, when this great manga was created as an anime, the joys of the fans knew no bounds. They were delighted to see their favorite character on screen.
If you have watched all the episodes of the previous seasons or read the manga, you will know that the finale episode of One-Punch Man ended weirdly, and it was left unfinished. Moreover, the concluding episode "Cleaning Up The Disciple's Mess" is about the reappearance of Elder Centipede. Well, it is he who interrupted the long-awaited clash between Bang and Garou.
However, Saitama eventually arrives to save the day with one punch. In this way, this season wraps up with the villainous group seemingly keen on turning the self-proclaimed "Human Monster" into a genuine article.
Well, there is good news for you people who are eagerly waiting for the 3rd Season of One Punch Man as very soon the new season of this superhit series is going to be aired on your TV. As per reports, this season will be 24 episodes long.
If you wonder when you will be able to view this series, you just have to wait for some time. It will probably release on the same day as the first episode of Season 1 was aired somewhere in October 2022. However, there are no official confirmations as of now regarding the date. It might take a bit longer as well, as the second season took four years to be aired.
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This was because of the change of the director of the show. We sincerely hope that this time, the makers are quick enough to release one punch man Season 3. Some fans have already started a petition for the third season of One-Punch Man. They are demanding the return of the previous director and team members. However, that won't be possible anytime soon.
You must have seen how the Monster Association played a significant role in the Second Season of this superhit series. So we are expecting that the show would mostly show the Heroes Association attacking this association with all of their great S Class heroes invading their hideout.
At the same time, this show might also explore the Monster Association's connection to some of the major villains in the show. The third season will be an action-packed one. Also, we might get to see Saitama facing new challenging situations. The trailer also shows that Genos might be back.
Since the Elder Centipede is already beaten, Season 3 might focus on other monsters, like Child Emperor and Atomic Samurai. If you haven't watched the first two seasons, you can watch them on Netflix. You are sure to love the show as it is packed with a fantastic sense of humor as well. At the same time, the animation created by Madhouse is also top-class; you will surely enjoy the show.
The fans are very excited about the show and are eager to see what happens in the third season. Their mind is full of questions as to how the story will unfold. Will it be better than the first one or will it disappoint them. Also, they are curious to know if it will be a final season or not. So all we need to do is wait for the third season, and all our questions will be answered. We hope that the makers come up with an official declaration about the release date soon.
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Town & Country Bank announces limited lobby access starting Monday, Jan. 25th
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Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020 — Town & Country Bank announced Tuesday that the bank will offer limited access to the bank branch lobbies starting on Monday, Jan. 25th.
Currently, the bank lobbies are available by appointment only. Customers may make appointments to meet with a loan officer, open or close an account, access thir safe deposit boxes, or any other service that requires in-person service.
"It's no secret that this year has been unlike any other," Raffo Wimsett, who is president and CEO at Town & Country.
"We appreciate the patience and understanding that you have shown us. As we wrap up 2020, we wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We are looking forward to seeing you in the New Year as we continue to serve our communities the best we can."
When lobbies open on Jan. 25th, all CDC safety protocols will still be in effect. Customers are asked to wear masks to enter the bank, employ social distancing while in the bank, and make use of hand sanitizing stations placed in the lobbies.
Customers experiencing COVID-19 symptoms — or who have been in direct contact with someone experienceing COVID-19 symptoms — are asked not to enter the banking centers. Customers who are ill or have compromised immunity are encouraged to continue to use the bank drive-thru or remote banking services for their transactions.
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Let's say you are a CEO with 5 key management team reports, running a $50 million (revenue) company. Let's say that you project 10% revenue growth next year, but you have a "B" player on your team that might hold you back a bit. If you achieve only 8% growth, you just gave up $1 million in revenue. Would hitting 8% instead of 10% be regarded as a failure by your board or parent company? Probably not. You probably still get your bonus.
If you run this company for 5 years, and you tolerate 2 "B" players rotating in and out of your management team, it might cut your annual average growth to 7%. Over 5 years time, you give up $7.5 million in revenue. If you have a $200 million company, you gave up $30 million in growth. This could erode equity by an equivalent amount when the company is sold.
In January I wrote about the 18-Month Factor – that it takes 18 months from discovering a sub-par performer before most companies have a fully effective person in that role. What if you established a zero tolerance policy for anything other than "A" players in every management position? Each time that you quickly replace a "B" or "C" person with an "A", you could gain 2% in growth. Would the 2% difference be worth it to you?


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The Auckland Council represents nearly 1.5 million people stretching from Wellsford to Franklin. The council is responsible for collecting rubbish, maintaining and developing parks and reserves, running public libraries, swimming pools and recreation centres, and providing services such as building and resource consents, dog registrations and liquor licensing.
The council has two decision-making parts – a governing body which is made up of the mayor and 20 councillors, and 21 local boards made up of 149 members. The governing body focuses on issues, decisions and strategies affecting the whole region while local boards represent their communities and make decisions on local issues.
Engage our people to ensure they are able to do their part on emissions reduction.
In line with the 2014 Low Carbon Auckland Action Plan, Auckland Council has a GHG reduction target of 40% reduction by 2040. The regional target is however currently under review as part of the development of the Auckland Climate Action Plan and it is likely that any changes to this target will be reflected in the organisational goal.
In 2015, Auckland Council established an energy management steering group to deliver an electricity savings-focussed EECA collaboration agreement. The mandate of this group was recently broadened to manage our carbon impacts and expanded to recognise other key components of Auckland Council's footprint, namely: our fleet; our farms; our AIM Services business unit; and Claris Landfill.
A Growing Greener Parks forum in which carbon reduction (and other sustainability improvements) are identified and piloted, including piloting of the ISCA rating scheme for a new park development.
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Auckland Council's 2016-2017 GHG emissions inventory was reported as part of the third Low Carbon Auckland update (PDF). It was independently verified by EnviroMark Solutions.
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During this year's London Design Festival Mini Moderns are mixing it up!
We're very excited to be supporting interiors brand Mini Moderns during their two-week design event, hosted by East London Design Store in their newly launched shop in London Fields. The Remix project sees them team up with a select number of designers and artists, using their past collections as a basis for new work. The store will be filled with a diverse range of curated objects, furniture, lighting and ephemera that gives an insight into the Mini Moderns aesthetic and design process.
The 2013 Remix project is based largely upon Mini Moderns' Darjeeling wallpaper design, which was launched this year as part of the Buddha of Suburbia collection. Fittingly, since the collection celebrates a uniquely London cultural mash-up, Mini Moderns have given Remix collaborators free rein to reimagine the design on a piece of their choice. The project includes work by Zoe Murphy, Leonhard Pfeifer, Rimmington Vian, Urban Upholstery and Brume. Further work comes from artist Matt Sewell and furniture maker Benjamin Boyce, who have both used the range of Mini Moderns Environmentally Friendly Paint as the basis for their response.
Amongst the curated products in-store, expect to find 1960s and 1970s film posters, jewellery and home accessories, all selected by Keith Stephenson and Mark Hampshire of Mini Moderns, and East London Design Store founders Della Tinsley and Gideon Cleary. Mini Moderns Remix at East London Design Store is on 14th-22nd September, open daily 10am till 6pm. Find it at 6a Ada Street, London Fields, London E8 4QU.


Alibaba offers 7,293 hot rolled tool steel bar products. About 75% of these are steel round bars, 1% are stainless steel bars, and 1% are steel rebars. A wide variety of hot rolled tool steel bar options are available to you, such as aisi, astm, and din.
Alibaba offers 62,990 tool steel bars products. About 16% of these are steel round bars, 1% are stainless steel bars, and 1% are steel rebars. A wide variety of tool steel bars options are available to you, such as round, hexagonal, and flat.


Bold and radiant, nothing can hold you back in Delphine's Desert Rose dress. This delightful, vintage-inspired piece is made from rich red lace in a paisley feather pattern, with a fitted black slip underneath. Gently puffed sleeves and flared skirt add an extra element of fun to this knee-length frock. It features a black neck tie detail, and a metallic exposed zip at the back.


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const debug = require('@tryghost/debug')('importer:tags');
const Promise = require('bluebird');
const _ = require('lodash');
const BaseImporter = require('./base');
const models = require('../../../../models');

class TagsImporter extends BaseImporter {
    constructor(allDataFromFile) {
        super(allDataFromFile, {
            modelName: 'Tag',
            dataKeyToImport: 'tags'
        });
    }

    fetchExisting(modelOptions) {
        return models.Tag.findAll(_.merge({columns: ['id', 'slug']}, modelOptions))
            .then((existingData) => {
                this.existingData = existingData.toJSON();
            });
    }

    beforeImport() {
        debug('beforeImport');
        return super.beforeImport();
    }

    /**
     * Find tag before adding.
     * Background:
     *   - the tag model is smart enough to regenerate unique fields
     *   - so if you import a tag slug "test" and the same tag slug exists, it would add "test-2"
     *   - that's why we add a protection here to first find the tag
     *
     * @TODO: Add a flag to the base implementation e.g. `fetchBeforeAdd`
     */
    doImport(options, importOptions) {
        debug('doImport', this.modelName, this.dataToImport.length);

        let ops = [];

        _.each(this.dataToImport, (obj) => {
            ops.push(models[this.modelName].findOne({name: obj.name}, options)
                .then((tag) => {
                    if (tag) {
                        return Promise.resolve();
                    }

                    return models[this.modelName].add(obj, options)
                        .then((importedModel) => {
                            obj.model = {
                                id: importedModel.id
                            };

                            if (importOptions.returnImportedData) {
                                this.importedDataToReturn.push(importedModel.toJSON());
                            }

                            // for identifier lookup
                            this.importedData.push({
                                id: importedModel.id,
                                originalId: this.originalIdMap[importedModel.id],
                                slug: importedModel.get('slug'),
                                originalSlug: obj.slug
                            });

                            return importedModel;
                        })
                        .catch((err) => {
                            return this.handleError(err, obj);
                        });
                }).reflect());
        });

        return Promise.all(ops);
    }
}

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Carol Burnett Show är en amerikansk tv-serie visad 1967–1978. Serien består av sketcher och nummer med Carol Burnett och andra komiker.

Medverkande (i urval)
Carol Burnett
Vicki Lawrence
Harvey Korman
Lyle Waggoner
Tim Conway
Dick Van Dyke

Gäster (i urval)

Lucille Ball
Sid Caesar
Phyllis Diller
Betty Grable
Mickey Rooney
Bing Crosby
Ronald Reagan
Jerry Lewis
Debbie Reynolds
Vincent Price
Lily Tomlin
The Jackson 5
Gloria Swanson
Alan Alda
Rock Hudson
Sammy Davis Jr.
Shirley MacLaine
Dick Van Dyke
Betty White
Madeline Kahn
Steve Martin
James Stewart

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Externa länkar

Amerikanska komediserier på TV
TV-seriestarter 1967
TV-serieavslutningar 1978
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The lateral raphespinal tract is a tract in the spinal cord. It is located in the lateral funiculus and function to modulate pain transmission.

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After much consideration, the club has decided to upgrade their current strip.
BLK is now supplying The Halswell Hornets with a cutting-edge Rugby League playing jersey.
BLK is a major international brand supplying gear to clubs all over the globe. BLK is also the supplier to many major clubs, associations, national teams, international teams and now of course, also The Halswell Hornets.
BLK offers cutting-edge apparel creatively designed and which reflects a genuine understanding and respect of each association's heritage and goals.
The Red, Black and Gold are still there, but new features to make them unique.


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Tokyo Takedown reviewed: A international tour to Japan.
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Ben Ellis is an aspiring cyber security professional who has been involved in the Japanese cyber security scene over the past two years and has recently returned from working in Tokyo. He aims to educate people about the Japanese cyber security scene and the challenges that it faces.
Ben Ellis plans to take you on an international tour to Japan, known by many as the land of anime, weird TV game shows, amazing food and wacky futuristic technology. However, what do you find when you pull back the curtains on the world's busiest metropolis, the neon wonderland of Tokyo? You discover weaknesses and challenges that have been hindering Japan's cyber security scene from the start. So come and join Ben on a journey of a Sarariman on their daily routine whilst Ben disassembles their world to highlight the challenges that Japan is facing on top of growing concerns about their neighbours. Tokyo, and Japan, are now slowly waking up to realise there is a need to secure Nihon.


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The parks in Nutley are considered the "crown jewel" of the Essex County park systems. The Township prides itself in maintaining a commendable level of conservation while safeguarding this pristine natural resource from impending and unnecessary sprawl. The latest surveys list the Township as maintaining over 10,000 trees and over 100 acres of recreational land. No home in Nutley is more than one half mile from a park or playground.
Since the arrival of Robert Treat in 1666, the character of the men and women who have lived in Nutley in the past 300 plus years has influenced our town. Our forefathers quarried the brownstone from the mines along the Passaic River to provide the raw materials for expansion of our great cities, and they toiled in the mills that lay along the Third River to manufacture the basic necessities of life. Living in the Enclosure area, they created the paintings and authored the writings that contributed to our appreciation of the arts, and in more recent times they have established homes and schools, and created neighborhoods that give Nutley the characteristics of a small town in a metropolitan environment.
Nutley has been recognized as a town blessed with residents who take an active role in maintaining and improving the quality of life here. Although we may think this is something unique to modern times, a history of Nutley written in 1925 as part of the history of Essex County states "seldom can one find so deep a public spirit, so complete a participation in public affairs, so unselfish an affection for a place, as is shown by its people."
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Q: Saving a form's text field data and resetting it to be blank So for a web application, I need to code a New User form using HTML/PHP/MySQL.
The requirements for the user form include:

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*Posts to itself

*Has a user name, password, and a confirm password text field

*Has a reset button that resets all fields

*If the two password fields don't match, report error, reset form, and keep the user name

*If the user name is already taken, report error and reset everything

*If everything is okay, hash and salt the password, add data to database, report success, and reset form

I'm working on #3 and #4 currently. This is what I have so far (sorry if the code is hard to read):
<form name="form" method="post" action="NewUser.php">

User Name: <input name="userName" type="text" id="userName" value="<?php echo $_POST["userName"]; ?>">

Password:  <input type="password" name="password" id="password">

Confirm:   <input type="password" name="passwordConfirm" id="passwordConfirm">
<?php
    if ($_POST["password"] != $_POST["passwordConfirm"]) {
        echo "Error: Passwords do not match.";
    }
?>

<input type="submit" name="submit" id="submit" value="Submit">
<input type="reset" name="reset" id="reset" value="Reset">
</form>

Now, as you can see, since the default value for userName changes, the reset button doesn't actually blank out the text field if the user fails the password check and then tries to reset the form.
Apart from future issues I'm probably going to run in to implementing the rest of the requirements, how would I fix this issue I'm currently having?

A: The <input type="reset"> resets the form to the state it was when it was loaded.
Either you stick with PHP, then you need to change the type to submit and check by if (isset($_POST["reset"])) if the user wanted to reset the form.
Or you use Javascript: <input type="reset" onclick="document.getElementById('username').value='';" />

A: you must have two files ..
index.html
savedata.php

now you can send Form Data from index.html to savadata.php via jQuery , AJAX .
Just Follow these steps .
Add this Script into your index.html which have already created .

and the savedata.php will recive the Data in $_POST array
you can treat theme like this .
<?php
$username = $_POST['username'];
$password = md5($_POST['password']);
// Do what ever you want with savadata.php
// if Data Saved Successfuly echo '1'; javascript will take this flag as your data is saved.
?>

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Two dozen delegates attended the first meeting in Charlottetown to discuss the possibility of a federal union. The fact that the idea of federalism was put on the table at the outset is important. The United States was a federation and its example was obvious and important to consider. But Britain was a legislative union: there was parliament at the top and the next level of government down the chain was municipal. Macdonald, for one, favoured legislative union partly because he was a fan of British institutions generally (like many of his Victorian peers). But also, he distrusted federalism because of where it had led the United States. He had a point: in 1861 the Union had been dissolved in war and, as the conflict raged south of the border, more than 600,000 lives were lost. Every day the meat-grinder of the Civil War churned on, Macdonald could point to it as an argument in favour of a strong central administration rather than the weaker bonds of federalism.
This meeting, known as the Charlottetown Conference, took just over a week, from September 1 to 9, 1864, during which enormous amounts of liquor, food, and cigars were consumed. The wives of the delegates have been credited with smoothing much of the ego-strewn road to agreement and goodwill. It is worth noting that this pivotal meeting in the evolution of a new constitution competed (rather badly) with a travelling circus that was visiting Charlottetown the same week. There was no room for the Canadian delegation in the local hotels, and they were obliged to spend their nights on board their ship.
Figure 14.7 Looking a bit worse for wear, the Fathers of Confederation gather for one of Canada's first photo-ops. (Note Macdonald, sitting.) Photo by George P. Roberts.
A month later, in October, an expanded delegation met in Quebec City to resolve the finer points of the agreement. These took the form of the Seventy-Two Resolutions (a.k.a. the Quebec Resolutions), 50 of which were believed to have come directly from the pen of John A. Macdonald. Certainly his taste for a more powerful central government worked its way into the resolutions, but he knew better than to alienate Canada East and the Maritimes. The colonies, it was agreed, would become provinces. Canada would be once again severed at the Ottawa River, and Ontario and Quebec would emerge as provinces in their own right.
Also agreed was that the central administration would be responsible for agriculture, the post office, fisheries, criminal law (but not civil law so as to safeguard French-Canada's distinct tradition in that area), and the final word on immigration. The federal government would retain residual powers that covered everything necessary for the peace, order, and good government of the country. The breadth of the residual powers has been subject to intense legal and political debate ever since.
The provinces received jurisdiction over education (which allowed local authorities to address the incendiary issue of separate schools for Catholics and Protestants on their own terms), health care, and most natural resources. While Ottawa would be able to tax trade through tariffs, the provinces could raise revenues through resource extraction royalties and property taxes. Roads and other infrastructure were nominally a provincial responsibility but in practice any highway or railroad that was of national importance became a federal responsibility.
Two other areas of jurisdiction fell to the federal administration: marriage and divorce, and exclusive responsibility for Aboriginal lands and reserves. As well, Ottawa had the power of "disallowance," that is, the ability to reverse provincial legislation that it did not like. In this respect, Macdonald and others who valued a strong central state were successful: Ottawa was to be the senior level of government rather than the first among equals.
The elements of the federal government included an elected assembly (the House of Commons) built on the principle of representation by population. As this set-up would leave the Maritimes vastly outnumbered, concessions were made at the level of the appointed (that is, not elected) upper house, the Senate, where each of Ontario, Quebec, and the three Maritime provinces together would have 24 seats. Naturally, the principles of responsible government would prevail and the form of government would thus very closely resemble that in Britain.
There were two avenues for passing the Seventy-Two Resolutions: via the people and via parliament. The delegates agreed that a popular referendum was a bad idea, given that public support was strong only in Canada West. The parliamentary alternative was to take the package to each colonial legislature for approval before sending it on to London. This strategy had drawbacks, too, because each assembly contained articulate and persuasive opponents to the proposal. Nevertheless, this was the route taken.
In Canada East the prospect of federal disallowance in a House of Commons dominated by Anglo-Protestants (many of them rabid anti-Catholics drawn from the ranks of the Orange Lodge) was like putting the fox in charge of the henhouse. (Canada East's Protestants, it should be stated plainly, felt the same way about a Quebec provincial legislature dominated by Catholics, and predicted the doom of their own denominations.) Antoine-Aimé Dorion, the leader of the Parti rouge, led the opposition to the scheme, describing it as assimilation by other means. Cartier's response was to emphasize the extent to which Quebec would have control over its key cultural levers, that bilingualism was going to be official at the federal level (as well as in the Quebec Parliament — though not in any other), and he reminded his colleagues of how the ongoing stalemate in government that was the principal legacy of the Act of Union was not going to cure itself. If Canada East wanted effective and ethnically fair government, he maintained, it would have to come through Confederation. Cartier received support from the Catholic clergy, which feared the assimilationist possibilities outlined by Dorion but feared the Parti rouge even more. Canada — West and East, English and French — voted in favour of the constitutional agreement, although francophones were the least enthusiastic.
Alternative forms of union were considered; a federal state was one.
The Seventy-Two Resolutions set out that the federal state would divide its powers between the provinces and Ottawa in such a way that culture (education, health care, welfare) would be provincial while trade, fisheries, and common concerns like the post office and defence would belong to Ottawa.
"Residual powers" were barely defined and were to reside with Ottawa.
Not everyone agreed that Confederation was a good idea, not even in Canada.
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Q: Full list of commands in chat In chat, there are some commands such as "translate" and "wiki". The "translate" command accepts any language and translates that text to English (the Stack Exchange/Feeds user replies with the English text), and "wiki: yourtexthere" transforms your message into a Wikipedia onebox to the article you referred (see this and this message).
Is there a full list of these commands available?

A: The "translate" command started as something nice to have, probably on a whim by Marc (i.e. not an official feature), and was removed after being abused by many users.
Marc tried to fight it, e.g. in The automated Stack Exchange / Feeds user is now participating in chat but eventually gave up four days later and nuked this featue with a blast of "This is why we can't have nice things" all over chat:

Yes, yes; I was turning off the much-abused translate bot; I intended for subsequent use of translate: foo to result in that message, but... an if block got in the wrong place. Bad things. Very bad things. Fixed; data cleansed (but still tidying up a bit...)

I am pretty sure this abuse also prevented any further features, and we won't ever see anything like that again, as people will always abuse it.

A: Neither of the commands you mention are still active.
The "translate: text to translate" was moderator only most recently but it stopped working in May of 2017.
They've also added automatic oneboxing for links from a few sites, so you don't need a command for them.
This includes:

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*Stack Exchange (for posts that haven't been deleted)

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*post links

*comment links

*chat message links

*Wikipedia

*Amazon

*XKCD (includes hover text!)

*Twitter

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EFT for Depression Related to a Controlling Mother
By M. Gordon
EFT melts resistances so that we can open doors to the inner mind more easily, and because of this I've been able to access emotional issues very rapidly and profoundly. The following story is about a woman who was able to lift a lifetime of depression by going to a source of it, which for her was her anger at her mother.
"Anna," a woman in her late seventies, was depressed and angry with her mother for not giving her love. She had once overheard her mother telling someone that she never really wanted to have a child. Anna had been in therapy for seven years; yet something was still in her way, as she continued to stew in her anger, remaining at a high SUD Level of Intensity number.
We first tapped to address her energy with EFT, and this decreased the intensity of her anger. The topic she spoke about as she tapped on these points was "felt controlled by my mother."
We tapped:
"Even though I felt controlled by my mother, I deeply and completely accept myself."
Reframe: "Felt controlled by my mother."
After several rounds of EFT tapping, the feeling left her completely. No anger; no depression. The two disappeared simultaneously. The release was astounding. She was able to go even further. She glided into a state of deep relaxation, and she saw herself swimming in an exquisite underwater scenario. Here she could move with total freedom. She was washing away the rage and was now flowing with gorgeous colors, animals and plants of the ocean.
The tapping process had made this inner experience accessible to her.
She was able to enter a transcendent state after she'd released the baggage of emotions she'd been carrying all her life. She was able, through more tapping during her relaxation process, to see her experience with her mother through completely new eyes. She saw that both she and her mother were doing the best they could, given all the experiences of their lives, and that forgiveness was totally within her reach.
The epiphany came when she was able to share this experience with her mother, who was no longer alive on this earth. She told her mother that she finally saw things differently. She told her mother that she'd now released her from all she'd thought she was. Because she had prepared the way for this through all the previous work she'd done, she was ready for a shift, an opportunity for liberation.
Love flowed freely and exquisitely between them. This was the connection she'd been wishing for all her life. Her long-held depression had lifted.
This is not an isolated story. Extraordinary healing occurs by addressing all levels of consciousness through EFT.


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508. WE-Heraeus-Seminar: Quantum meets Gravity and Metrology
508. WE-Heraeus-Seminar: Quantum meets Gravity and Metrology Quantum meets Gravity and Metrology https://www.dpg-physik.de/veranstaltungen/2012/508-we-heraeus-seminar-quantum-meets-gravity-and-metrology https://www.dpg-physik.de/logo.png
Quantum meets Gravity and Metrology
Su, 03.06.2012 16:15 – Fr, 08.06.2012 14:00
Event partner:
Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Foundation
Gunhild Faber,
The 508. Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Seminar on
is generously funded by the Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Foundation and will be held from June 4th to June 8th, 2012 in the Physikzentrum in Bad Honnef near Bonn and Cologne / Germany.
This seminar will explore the frontiers between quantum mechanics, gravity and the state-of-art of quantum metrology. In the triangle of these three fields, very fundamental challenges excite scientists and drive them to advance our present knowledge in unknown territories. The following blend of very fundamental questions describes the mutual links:
How are the puzzling features of quantum systems affected by gravity? What are the consequences of the incompatibility of our theory of gravity with quantum mechanics? Is gravity the reason for the classicality of our world? Where are the limits of delocalisation and entanglement? How far can we test gravity with quantum sensors? Will quantum sensors test other aspects than their classical counterparts? How far can we advance quantum sensors? Will quantum metrology revolutionise quantum sensors? What is the status of quantum metrology? Can complex mesoscopic quantum systems explore the frontier between the classical world and the quantum world?
The scope of the conference therefore comprises the evolution of complex quantum states in gravity, the decoherence and collapse of superposition states, experiments with entangled states, the superposition principle of quantum mechanics as well as tests of Einstein's theory of general relativity. Naturally, the workshop will address the latest trends in quantum metrology with ions and neutral matter, quantum optics with matter, as well as the state of the art of classical and quantum sensors for space-time, clocks, matter wave interferometer, and Bell tests over large distances.
Quantum and Gravity
Einstein equivalence principle
Decoherence and entanglement
Quantum metrology with ions and neutral atoms
Gravity experiments with quantum systems
In each of these themes we have gathered scientists, whose scientific work provided us with novel and ground breaking insights during their career or in their latest work (see invited speakers)
The conference language will be English.
Please note that the total number of participants is limited.
The organizers invite PhD students for application and contributions to poster session.
Prof. Dr. Hartmut Abele (Technische Universität Wien, Austria)
Prof. Dr. Eric Adelberger (University of Washington, Department of Physics, USA)
Torsion balance and lunar laser ranging tests of the equivalence principle
Prof. Dr. Markus Arndt (Universität Wien, Fakultät für Physik, Austria)
Quantum interferometry enhanced measurements of molecular properties and external force fields
Prof. Dr. Rainer Blatt (Universität Innsbruck, Institut für Experimentalphysik, Austria)
Quantum entanglement and information processing with trapped ions
Prof. Dr. Christian Bordé (Laboratoire de physique des lasers - Université Paris-Nord, France)
5D relativistic atom optics and interferometry. Implications for metrology and applications to gravito-inertial sensors
Prof. Dr. Philippe Bouyer (Laboratoire Photonique, Numérique et Nanosciences, Université Bordeaux, France)
Prof. Dr. Caslav Brukner (Universität Wien, Quantum Optics, Austria)
Tests with clocks, mirrors and Alice and Bob
Dr. Uwe Dorner (University of Oxford,Clarendon Laboratory, United Kingdom)
Quantum frequency estimation with trapped ions and atoms
Prof. Dr. Domenico Giulini (Leibniz Universität Hannover, Institut für Theoretische Physik, Germany)
Quantum systems under Gravity
Prof. Dr. Daniel Greenberger (The City College of New York, Physics Department, USA)
Prof. Dr. Michael Hohensee (University of California, Dep. of Physics, USA)
Quantum tests of gravity and metrology with matter-waves
Prof. Dr. Susana Huelga (Universität Ulm, Institut für Theoretische Physik, Germany)
Quantum metrology in noisy environments
Dr. David Hume (Universität Heidelberg, Kirchoff Institut für Physik, Germany)
Relativistic measurements with quantum logic clocks
Prof. Dr. Mark Kasevich (Stanford University, Physics Department, USA)
Precision atom interferometry
Prof. Dr. Claus Kiefer (Universität zu Köln, Institut für Theoretische Physik, Germany)
Quantum gravity - general introduction and recent developments
Dr. Carsten Klempt (Leibniz Universität Hannover,Institut für Quantenoptik, Germany)
The generation of entangled matter waves
Prof. Mikhail Lukin ( Harvard University, Department of Physics, USA)
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Müller (Leibniz Universität Hannover, Institut für Erdmessung, Germany)
Lunar Laser Ranging for testing the equivalence principle
Prof. Dr. K. Nordtvedt (Montana State University, Bozeman, USA)
Energy, masses and equivalence in gravity
Dr. Roee Ozeri (Weizmann Institute of Science, Department of Physics of Complex Systems, Israel)
Quantum lock-in amplifier
Dr. Jorge Pullin (Louisiana State University, Theoretical Physics, USA)
Fundamental limitations in measurement and the structure of observable quantum mechanics
Prof. Dr. Achim Peters (Humboldt-Universitaet zu Berlin, AG Optische Metrologie, Germany)
Prof. Dr. Serge Reynaud (Laboratoire Kastler Brossel, France)
Quantum time and mass observables
Prof. Dr. Christophe Salomon (Laboratoire Kastler Brossel, Ecole Normale Supérieure, France)
Fundamental physics tests with space clocks
Dr. Augusto Smerzi (University of Florence and LENS (European Laboratory for Non-Linear Spektroscopy, Italy)
Entanglement and distinguishability of quantum states
Prof. Dr. Guglielmo Tino (University of Florence and LENS (European Laboratory for Non-Linear Spektroscopy, Italy)
Testing gravity with atom interferometry
Dr. Sike Weinfurtner (SISSA, Astrophysics sector, Italien)
Measurement of stimulated Hawking emission in an analogue system
Prof. Dr. Christoph Wetterich (Universität Heidelberg, Institut für Theoretische Physik, Germany)
What can we infer from cosmology for the fundamental laws of physics
Prof. Dr. Reinhard Werner (Leibniz Universität Hannover, Theoretische Physik, Germany)
Detection time as a quantum observable
Prof. Dr. Samuel Werner (NIST, Gaithersburg, Physics Laboratory, USA)
Does a neutron know that the earth is rotating?
Prof. Dr. Clifford Will (Washington University, Physics Department, USA)
Principles of equivalence: An introduction
Dr. Peter Wolf ( SYRTE, Observatoire de Paris, France)
Tests of the Einstein equivalence principle: Clocks, atoms and macroscopic test-masses
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Kikagaku Moyo was touring Europe just last month, and now the band has announced another round of touring through Europe, starting next month!
The tour will start at the beginning of August and ends in the beginning of September, that makes it a tour consisting of 27 shows throughout Europe. Even the Nordic countries such as Norway, Denmark, and Sweden will not be forgotten, also Spain has a couple of shows planned. Furthermore, there are shows planned in Hungary, Poland, Austria, German, United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium.
Kikagaku Moyo started in the summer of 2012 busking on the streets of Tokyo. Though the band started as a free music collective, it quickly evolved into a tight group of multi-instrumentalists. Kikagaku Moyo calls their sound psychedelic because it encompasses a broad spectrum of influence. Their music incorporates elements of classical Indian music, Krautrock, Traditional Folk, and 70s Rock. Most importantly their music is about freedom of the mind and body and building a bridge between the supernatural and the present. Improvisation is a key element to their sound. The latest release of the band is the EP Stone Garden in April of this year.
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Lyle S. Leipziger, M.D., FACS, is Board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. His surgical expertise is in cosmetic surgery of the face and eyes, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the breast, liposuction and body contouring, and non-surgical facial rejuvenation.
Dr. Leipziger is Chief of the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at North Shore University Hospital (NSUH) and Long Island Jewish Medical Center (LIJMC). With over 20 years of experience, he possesses exceptional surgical skill, precision, and artistry across the entire field of cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgical procedures, most notably face, breast, and body. Within this spectrum, he also offers patients other non-surgical options, including facial rejuvenation which reduces signs of aging and improves overall appearance.
Dr. Leipziger has been chosen as one of the best doctors in New York as well as nationally. He has also been selected to receive the Patients' Choice Award and Compassionate Doctor Recognition year after year.
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Dr. Leipziger graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a Bachelor's degree from Johns Hopkins University and received his medical degree from Cornell University Medical College, where he was awarded the prestigious Dean Thomas Meikle Prize in Research.
He went on to pursue a residency in general surgery at The Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York and completed his plastic surgery residency at The New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. He was also awarded a fellowship in Craniofacial and Microvascular Surgery at The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.
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Bocce (pronounced boochi) Ball is a relaxed but strategic game, harkening as far back as ancient Egypt, similar to croquet.
Bocce is played with eight large balls and one smaller target or object ball called a pallina. There are four balls per team and they are made of a different color or pattern for each team. The goal is to get as close to the object ball as possible.
Chess is a two-player strategy board game played on a chessboard, a checkered game board with 64 squares arranged in an 8×8 grid.
Each of the six piece types moves differently, with the most powerful being the queen and the least powerful the pawn. The objective is to checkmate the opponent's king by placing it under an inescapable threat of capture.
Volleyball is a team sport in which two teams separated by a net try to score points by grounding a ball on the other team's court.
The complete rules are extensive, but simply, play proceeds as follows:
a player begins by serving the ball from the back boundary line of the court, over the net, and into the receiving team's court. The receiving team must not let the ball be grounded in their court. If you ground the ball in your opponent's court, you get a point.
Horseshoes is a game played between two people (or two teams of two people) using four horseshoes and two throwing targets (stakes) set in a lawn or sandbox area.
The game is played by the players alternating turns tossing horseshoes at stakes in the ground, which are traditionally placed 40 feet (12 m) apart. Modern games use a more stylized U-shaped bar, about twice the size of an actual horseshoe.
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Objectives Suboptimal dosing of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and β-blockers limits the mortality benefit for acute coronary syndrome patients. Recent National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines emphasise prompt initiation and up-titration from inpatient to community care to achieve this. The aim of this study was to assess the impact of simple interventions on inpatient and community up-titration of bisoprolol and ramipril for acute coronary syndrome patients admitted to Leeds General Infirmary.
Methods An initial prospective audit of 37 acute coronary syndrome patients admitted to Leeds General Infirmary in January 2013 assessed inpatient up-titration of bisoprolol and ramipril, discharge advice and doses at 6 weeks after discharge. Following a collective multidisciplinary effort with education, posters and discharge advice templates, a re-audit of 34 acute coronary syndrome patients admitted from November to December 2014 assessed the impact of these interventions. The independent samples t test was used to compare the mean difference between doses of ramipril and bisoprolol from initiation to discharge to dose at 6 weeks after discharge before and after intervention.
Results There was a statistically significant improvement in the mean difference from initiation to discharge dose for both ramipril and bisoprolol (p=0.012 and p=0.017, respectively). However, there was little difference in community up-titration despite a 68% improvement in discharge advice.
Conclusions Simple multidisciplinary interventions improved inpatient up-titration of ramipril and bisoprolol but continued up-titration to achieve the target doses remains a challenge in primary care. Acute coronary syndrome patients are precluded from maximum mortality benefit due to suboptimal dosing after discharge.


Doctors who work shifts at their local hospitals need an easy way to make scheduling changes. Most hospitals still use error-prone spreadsheets and require extensive messaging to inform all manner of staff members whenever a change is made. To tackle this, Dr. Rob Horvath (pictured), a Toronto-based ER physician, has developed Medevision, a Web-based system that modernizes the process by automating all the rules and messaging involved in maintaining real-time schedules online. "We recently released a mobile app so doctors can now look up and post schedules on the fly," says Horvath.
In the past, it was the department chief's job to create a schedule, and any changes had to be recorded and then communicated to the administrative assistant, switchboard, operating room, ER and other departments, he explains.
"With Medevision, doctors go online and enter their preferences and time off requests, and are given the rules and limits on how many shifts they have to work and can take off, and how many holidays they can take.
But the best-case scenario for simplifying scheduling for everyone is a hospital-wide decision to move to one system so all staff can view every department's schedules. But there can be problems getting multiple departments all to agree to use one system because some areas may already be using a different system.
"To deal with this, we offer a feature that allows hospitals to import their data from various schedule formats into Medevision, even if it's just in Excel, but it's not going to be as good for those doctors because they're not going to be able to use the trading features. And we can sync to other hospital systems if need be.