Interviews are a major part of your job search. Don't think of them as an interrogation during which an interviewer questions you, but as an opportunity to exchange information in a conversational manner.
Organise your clothes for the interview in advance. Remember to dress professionally or suitable to the culture of the company and the image you wish to project.
Assemble relevant information beforehand (eg resume/cv, documentation, qualifications/references).
Research the company and their products or services (using the internet, published materials or contacts) so that you are able to ask relevant questions.
Interviewers often seek practical examples of past behaviour, which help demonstrate your competencies. You should be prepared to share examples of achievements or past behaviours. Ensure you describe the situation, the action you took, and the results or outcomes of your action.
Be on time. This means not only don't be late, but don't be too early (if you are late, apologise politely, don't labour the point, move on and concentrate on the interview.
Don't arrive with too many "things". If you walk in carrying unnecessary items, you will give the wrong first impression.
You only get one chance to make a first impression, make a good one. Smile. Make eye contact. Have a firm handshake.
Interviewers frequently use 'small talk' to break the ice. Follow the interviewers lead on this, but don't initiate a lot of small talk yourself. This could set the wrong tone.
Normally, the interviewer gets information from you and then tells you about the position. However, this order of doing things varies from one interviewer to the next.
If you feel your body language is conveying anxiety, it is usually best to verbalise it. (For example, "I haven't interviewed in years and I'm a little surprised to find myself nervous"). Verbalising your nervousness often reduces it and interviewers are usually empathetic.
Is it a new or existing position?
What are the responsibilities and priorities (if not already discussed)?
What long-term career opportunities are available?
Don't initiate any discussion about remuneration at the first interview. However, be open and honest if the interviewer asks what are your salary expectations.
Ask (if you haven't been told) what the process will be after the interview has been completed.
Have a couple of positive comments to make that recap some of the highlights of the conversation. If you are genuinely interested, say so. Leave the interviewer with a good impression, smile and use a firm handshake.
Not listening to questions carefully.
Making very general or vague statements, which are lacking in substance.
Saying "we" instead of referring to your own achievements.
Being too friendly or casual.
Why do you want to work in this industry/company?
What did you do in your previous position?
How was your time allocated?
What did you like the least/best about it?
How many people did you supervise?
What was the budget responsibilites?
Give me some examples of the most difficult problems you encountered in your previous position, how did you resolve them?
How was your performance measured?
How did you get along with your manager?
How would you describe your own operating/management style?
What do you consider to be your strongest qualities?
What position do you hope to reach in the next few years?
What are your leisure activities? Your hobbies? Why do you like them?
What is important to you in your job/life?


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Q: Minify CSS and JS in Asp.Net when Publish a WebApplication I use Asp.net 4 C# and MicrosoftAjax Minifier.
Please look at my code here; Using <Target Name="AfterBuild"> I'm able to minify all files .js and .css. The problem is that this code minify even the original files in my project solution, so would be almost impossible to edit theme once again.
I need instead minify all .js and .css on my solution after publishing it to a local folder.
In this way I can keep my original files in my project folder intact and have instead the site compiled and minified into another local folder.
I change my scripting using <Target Name="Publish">, I do not receive any error but It does not work.
Could you tell me what I'm missing here, and if there is a better approach to solve this problem? Thanks
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To deal with losing the original js/css files, ensure the target filenames include .min, eg. JsTargetExtension=".min.js" and CssTargetExtension=".min.css".  See article on using MsAjax minifier: http://www.asp.net/ajaxlibrary/ajaxminquickstart.ashx
To then be able to publish the minified files, see this article: Using Microsoft AJAX Minifier with Visual Studio 2010 1-click publish
At my workplace, we are solving the minifying issue quite differently by using Chirpy addin for Visual Studio.  It automatically minifies files to a .min version upon saving.  See http://chirpy.codeplex.com/

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Found him on 1881 census, aged 5 and living with his parents and six brothers and sisters (plus two servants) at North Cookney, but no luck with his death return.
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RAGE, a movie about Acid Techno, TB-303, rave parties, disorder, life instinct and death instinct, secret societies and chaos, childhood, noise, pleasure to make music and listen to it, violence and how to answer to it with violence. Love.
Dominique Lohlé (Belgie)
Born in Louvain, Belgium, in 1966. Studied philosophy at the Université Catholique de Louvain with, among others, Mgr Léonard.
He is the father of a small boy called Atom who was born in 2003.
He taught drama and video at the ERG Design & Arts school in Brussels for for 10 years. He now manages the multimedia library of the Instituts Saint-Luc in Brussels. Since 2008 he has been supervising the scripting and directing of end of study films at Supinfocom (design, animation & video-game school) in Valenciennes, France.
In 2000, Dominque Lohlé and Guy Marc Hinant set up a film label together, to make films about experimental music in general and more particularly electronic music. The label is called OME - Observatoire des Musiques Électroniques.
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Simon Townshend
- Posted on March 19, 2015 at 11:02 am
Photos and writing by TourBusLive.com
Being the brother of a successful man doesn't always mean you have the same skills. Look at Billy Carter, for example (who remembers Billy Beer?), or Roger Clinton (did you see him in Bio-Dome?), or the Duke de Berry (whose brother, King Charles V of France, definitely made a more reasonable ruler in his day).
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But, occasionally, those related apples from a single family tree DO fall pretty closely together. And such is the case with guitarist Pete Townshend and his younger brother, Simon.
Brothers? Yes. But the same person? Absolutely not. Sure, these Townshend siblings have similar facial features (mostly around the eyes and the hairline). And, yes, once you hear Simon (15 years Pete's junior) perform, it's clear that he and his brother grew up listening to the same musical influences. And, okay, the two have traveled the globe together and shared the same stage for more than a decade while Simon has been touring as guitarist and backing vocals for his big brother's band, The Who. But when you witness SIMON TOWNSHEND as a solo act, there is no doubt that he is indeed his own man. AND his own musician.
We recently caught up with Simon at his show on the tiny stage at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano. We'd only previously ever seen him performing at large arenas either with The Who or out on tour with Roger Daltrey (most recently, at last year's Pacific Amphitheatre show when Roger's band filled the slot made painfully empty by the untimely passing of Door's great Ray Manzarek). But seeing Simon as a solo act was a new experience. What we found was that this brilliant singer/songwriter, SIMON TOWNSHEND, did something that we really didn't expect: He made us forget that there was just one man on stage.
Well, one man with four instruments, that is. Townshend's only backing band were his four stringed beauties – a Gibson J-200, a Gibson Chet Atkins SST, a really rich sounding Guild 12-string, and a custom Knight mandolin (that was the spittin' image of a Gretsch G6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Body!) – an arsenal worthy of any wood geek's envy.
It was apparent as soon as Townshend plucked his first note that his passion for his music and his raw talent are as innate as his quick sense of humor. And although he stands alone, his stage presence is that of a man ready to front an entire band (he sort of roars towards the microphone –his posture as if he's about to push a giant brick wall up a hill), and he immediately captures the audience with his amazing guitar playing – a powerful combination of fierce intensity coupled with moments of tender softness. Whether furiously strumming (okay, another similarity with his older bro), or gently picking, Townshend is definitely a star.
For the next nearly 90 minutes, Townshend took the audience on a walk through much of his extensive catalogue (the first of his seven solo albums released all the way back in 1983) – stopping between songs to enlighten us as to the premise for the next song or to simply comment on whatever was on his mind.
His lyrics were much the same – storytelling set to music – particularly apparent when he played "Denial", a clever and beautifully written song whose melody is intricate but natural, and whose lyrics allude to the intimate story of his family's history with addiction. Denial also happens to be the title of his latest album, which was just recently released on April 1st (seriously, on April Fool's Day? Who does THAT?!?!).
And when all was said and done and SIMON TOWNSHEND wrapped up the evening and walked off the stage, this man, who could be quite pretentious considering that, at age nine, he recorded backing vocals for one song on The Who's 1969 album Tommy, and even had a small role in the 1975 film, gladly came back downstairs from the dressing room and spent some time talking to his fans, signing autographs, and snapping a few photos to end the night.
Yeah, SIMON TOWNSHEND definitely didn't need any brothers on stage to make him a great performer. But I sure wouldn't mind sitting around the table at THAT family reunion.
Visit Simon Townshend's website:
http://www.simontownshend.com/
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South Australian Museum
Australian Museum
1948 South Australian 100
The South Australian Museum is a natural history museum and research institution in Adelaide, South Australia, founded in 1856. It occupies a complex of buildings on North Terrace in the cultural precinct of the Adelaide Parklands.
The South Australian Institute, incorporating a public library and a museum, was established in 1847 in the rented premises of the Library and Mechanics' Institute in King William Street whilst waiting construction of the Institute building on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue.Frederick George Waterhouse offered his services as curator of the South Australian Institute Museum in June 1859 in an honorary capacity.
When the Institute building was completed, the Board appointed him as the first curator, a position he held until his retirement in February 1882. He was succeeded by Wilhelm Haacke, who in January 1883 recommended the South Australian Institute Museum be renamed the South Australian Museum, and the position of Curator be changed to Director. Wilhelm was appointed the first of eleven Directors of the South Australian Institute Museum.
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The Australian Museum is the oldest museum in Australia, with an international reputation in the fields of natural history and anthropology. It was first conceived and developed along the contemporary European model of an encyclopaedic warehouse of cultural and natural history and features collections of vertebrate and invertebrate zoology, as well as mineralogy, palaeontology and anthropology. Apart from exhibitions, the museum is also involved in indigenous studies research and community programs. In the museum's early years, collecting was its main priority, and specimens were commonly traded with British and other European institutions. The scientific stature of the museum was established under the curatorship of Gerard Krefft, himself a published scientist.
The museum is located at the corner of William Street and College Street, Sydney, and was originally known as the Colonial Museum or Sydney Museum. The museum was renamed in June 1836 by a sub-committee meeting, when it was resolved during an argument that it should be renamed the "Australian Museum".
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The 1948 South Australian 100 was a motor race staged at the Lobethal Circuit in South Australia on 1 January 1948. It was contested as a handicap race over 12 laps, a total distance of 105 miles.
The race, which was the second South Australian 100 to be held at Lobethal, was won by Jim Gullan driving a Ballot Oldsmobile.
Race distance: 12 laps, 105 miles
Number of starters: 21
Number of classified finishers: 13
Fastest time: Granton Harrison, 1:39:49 (88 mph)
Fastest Lap: Doug Whiteford, 6:07
Teams Prize: Harvey, Hamilton & Ohmeyer
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South Australia (abbreviated as SA) is a state in the southern central part of Australia. It covers some of the most arid parts of the continent. With a total land area of 983,482 square kilometres (379,725 sq mi), it is the fourth largest of Australia's states and territories.
South Australia shares borders with all of the other mainland states, and with the Northern Territory; it is bordered to the west by Western Australia, to the north by the Northern Territory, to the north-east by Queensland, to the east by New South Wales, to the south-east by Victoria, and to the south by the Great Australian Bight and the Indian Ocean. With over 1.6 million people, the state comprises less than 8% of the Australian population and ranks fifth in population among the six states and two territories. The majority of its people reside in the state capital, Adelaide. Most of the remainder are settled in fertile areas along the south-eastern coast and River Murray. The state's colonial origins are unique in Australia as a freely settled, planned British province, rather than as a convict settlement. Official settlement began on 28 December 1836, when the colony was proclaimed at the Old Gum Tree by Governor John Hindmarsh.
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No Strings Attached Review (2016) Hide and Shriek
Hide and Shriek return for a single, Christmas-themed attraction called 'No Strings Attached'
Hide and Shriek return for a single, Christmas-themed attraction called 'No Strings Attached'; a very different beast to their previous events that we attended (Alien Escape and Scream Park).
The first thing that struck us was that there was a waiver to sign and safeword to remember – we might be wrong but think this is the first time we've been given one of these!
We were soon led into the screening room where a swift introductory video played and very shortly after that, we were thrust into the main event with a Christmas hat over our heads. The entirety of the maze was hooded with the hat being briefly removed at pivotal points to reveal disturbing imagery (we saw one toy reject, a man strung up like a Christmas tree for example).
Unlike other hooded attractions that we've been through, 'No Strings Attached' really used the hood to its advantage. You brushed past people and objects, were pushed around and had characters constantly speaking to you. They really played with your inability to see what was going on!
We found the event to be reminiscent of 'House of the Dead' (review here) in that it was very theatrical and had scenes that required your participation. The execution here though was much more successful. The theme and level of interaction required (we had to sing on more than one occasion!) made for a richer experience.
The actors were fantastic. The main actor was brilliantly caustic; throughout the experience we weren't sure whether he was friend or foe. Considering that the event leaned heavily on theatrics, the performances were crucial and the cast were definitely up to the task.
Leading on from that; the level of interaction was great. We were pushed around quite a bit and the cast were always engaging with us whilst the hoods were on – there weren't any quiet moments! We prefer attractions that push the levels of immersion and we were thrown into the thick of it here!
And we enjoyed the ending; there was a nice little fake-out that had us wondering what was going to happen next!
The one thing that we picked up on was that the atmosphere could have been improved upon slightly. The visuals that we experienced were perfect but in between that, we think a bit more of an atmospheric soundtrack wouldn't go amiss. Just to give a better sense of place as this was somewhat lacking whenever we had the hood on (though the actors did an ace job at masking this).
No Strings Attached (2016) Hide and Shriek
It's no secret that we've had problems with their previous two events but we could always see that Hide and Shriek had potential if they managed to iron out the creases and 'No Strings Attached' really demonstrates that. For the experience that you get, it's priced at the right level and offers something unique to what they've done before. Based on this, keep a close eye on them in 2017!
Ticket Price: £6.50
Address: 344-347 Chartwell Square, Victoria Plaza, Southend-on-sea, Essex, SS2 5SP
Website: http://www.hideandshriek.co.uk/
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Place actions for the standalone View Client on the VMware View branch, and place actions for launching View from a dynamic webtop on the Full or Mobile Browser branch.
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Notes of Cases of Paupers visited at Dalry, Friday, 24th November 1843.
1. Janet Bone, aged sixty-seven. Allowance 4s. a month; and the session pays £1 a year for her rent. She is the wife of a saddler, whom she has left, having disagreed with him. She winds pirns, and lives with two sisters, aged fifty and forty respectively, both of whom wind pirns. The rent of the room is £2. The youngest sister is a widow, and has three children: James, aged seventeen; Hugh, aged ten; and Mary, illegitimate, aged three. James is a weaver, and Hugh an apprentice weaver. Janet Bone receives coals from private donations in winter. Room small, but clean and decently furnished.
2. Widow M'Kenzie, aged about sixty. Allowance 6s. a month, and the session allows £1 towards her rent. She lives with her daughter and son-in-law. The latter is a miner, with one child, an infant. The rent is £2 2s. 6d. The mother is regarded as half fatuous, and scarcely does anything except attend to the house. Room in confusion, but decently furnished.
3. Janet Chalmers, aged seventy-seven. Allowance 6s. a month. Rent 30s., of which £1 is paid by the session. She lives alone, and spins a little when she can get employment. She occasionally gets a very little help from a nephew, who has a small farm of thirty-five acres about five miles distant. He has a large family of his own. She receives a cart of coals from private donations in winter. This is said to be given to almost all the paupers on the roll, and to some others. Room poorly furnished, and cold.
4. Marion Miller, aged about fifty-six. Allowance 4s. a month. House rent-free. She winds pirns, by which she earns 2s. 6d. a month. She has a female lodger with three children, who pays 1s. a week. This lodger is the wife of a soldier in the Scotch Greys. She is a weaver, and sews muslin occasionally. Room very barely furnished. Her allowance is given her in victuals as she cannot be trusted with money (not on account of intemperance, but because she trifles it away).
5. Widow Macinnon, aged about forty. Allowance 3s. a month. Rent £2, of which £1 is paid by the parish. She has three children living with her. Mary Anne, aged fourteen; Janet, aged nine; and James, aged four. Mary Anne works in a wool mill, by which she earns 3s. a week. The mother herself winds pirns, by which she earns 2s. or 2s. 6d. a week. Janet is not at school at present ; but she has been at school for a twelve-month. Room dirty and poorly furnished.
7. Janet Marshall, aged seventy-three. Allowance 3s. a month. Rent £2 a year, of which £1 is paid by the parish. She lives with four grand-children: Archibald, aged nineteen; Jane, aged ten; Robert, aged seven; and Andrew, aged six. Archibald is a weaver, and Jane draws to an elder brother, a weaver, who is married. The old woman winds pirns. The father of the children is a weaver, working in a factory at Glasgow, where he has regular wages of 12s. a week; but he has married a second wife, by whom he has two children. Room small, poorly furnished, and dirty.
7. Widow Anderson, aged about thirty-five. Allowance 6s. a month. Rent £3 a year, of which £1 is paid by the parish. She has four children: Thomas, aged thirteen; Anna, aged eight; John, aged six; and David, aged four. Thomas is apprenticed to a weaver, by which he earns 3s. Anna and David are taught at school gratis. The mother winds pirns, and keeps a regular lodging-house. Room dirty, and poorly furnished.
8. Thomas Cochran, aged eighty-five. Allowance 8s. a month. He lives with his daughter, aged forty, who is married to a weaver, with two children, aged six and four respectively. The old man knits a little for his own amusement. He has three grown-up children who assist him; two of whom are sons, and weavers in comfortable circumstances, and one is a daughter married to the tenant of a farm of more than 100 acres. The children maintained the old man entirely till the late depression of trade.
9. John Murray, aged eighty-six. Allowance 8s. a month. Rent £1 15s, a year. He lives with an unmarried daughter, aged fifty-six, who winds pirns, by which she earns 2s. 6d. a week. The old man worked as a weaver until the last three years. He now assists his daughter in winding pirns. He appears healthy for his age. Room clean and decently furnished - two handsome chests of drawers.
10. Ann Hunter, aged eighty-one. Allowance 10s. a month. She lives with a daughter, married to a shoemaker, who has one child, aged five. The old woman is paralytic, and has been bed-ridden thirteen years. Until three weeks ago, she lodged with another daughter, married to a weaver. Room poorly furnished.
11. Thomas Ranken, aged nearly eighty-one; and his wife, aged seventy. Allowance 8s. a month. Rent 30s. a year. The old man is unable to work, but his wife goes to houses in the town seeking aid. "I'll be aye waur till I am in the grave." During the visit to the house the old man, asked the session clerk to lend him the life of John Knox out of the church library. Room very barely furnished.
12. Widow Robertson, aged eighty-six. Allowance 3s. a month. Rent 30s. a year. She begs a little. She has an illegitimate daughter, aged fifty-six, in good circumstances, who is a widow, and keeps a toll gate. The daughter helps to pay the rent. The reason why the allowance to the old woman, is so small is that the daughter, it is said, has offered to receive her into her house. The mother and daughter do not seem to agree with each other, and the old woman denied that the offer was ever made. The latter has been the mother of seven illegitimate children. Room very poorly furnished.
13. John Cruickshank, aged twelve. Allowance 3s. during the last month. An accident happened to him on the railroad, by which he became lame. He was sent by the parish to the infirmary at Glasgow two years ago; and since he came out of it he has had an allowance varying from 1s. to 3s. a month. He now works as a drawboy, and earns 2s. 3d. a week. He lives with his sister, who is married to a labourer, and has two young children. Furniture - two beds, one table, one chest, eight chairs.
14. Agnes Maurice, aged seventy. Allowance 4s. a month. House rent free from her brother, who is a weaver. She does not work, but is helped by her neighbours and sometimes by her brother. Room small, and poorly furnished.
15. Widow M'Kay, aged seventy-six. Allowance 6s. a month, and she is now receiving 1s. a week extra. Rent 30s. a year. She lives alone, and knits stockings when in good health. At present she is unwell. She has no relations alive. Room small and very barely furnished; the bedding, part of which was supplied by the parish, seemed sufficient. The old woman is addicted to drinking when she has money in her own hands, and her allowance is, therefore, given her in food from a grocer's shop.
16. Janet Scott, aged seventy-three. Allowance 4s. a week. Rent £2 5s., of which £1 is paid by the parish. She has two tumours on the sides of her stomach, and is totally unable to work. She has an orphan girl, aged fourteen, living with her, whom she brought up, although no relation. The latter sews muslin, by which she does not earn more than 1s. a week, as she is obliged to attend to the old woman. Room decently furnished.
17. Robert Grant, aged thirty-four. Allowance 4s. a month. He is a fatuous person, and lives with an unmarried sister, aged thirty-six, who sews muslin, by which she earns, with hard work, 6d. a day. She has a very small shop, in which she sells a little earthen-ware. Rent of house and shop £3 15s. Room very decently furnished and remarkably clean. The brother is perfectly harmless, but he goes about the town and asks passers-by for halfpence, which he expends on tobacco. The sister has an illegitimate son, aged about eighteen, who is a weaver.
18. Widow Galston, aged seventy-five. Allowance 4s. a month, and £1 a year for rent. She lives with a daughter, who is married to a weaver, and who has four children under nine years of age. The son-in-law hawks tea when he is not weaving. The old woman winds pirns. She has a daughter married to a proprietor of fifty acres, who farms his own lnd.
19. Susan Kilpatrick, aged eighty. Allowance 3s. 6d. a month, and 10s. a year for rent. She lives with an unmarried sister, aged seventy-eight, who is not on the poor roll, but has means of her own. Rent £4. Rooms very clean, and well furnished.


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2010 and the Future
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Mason Lodge No. 503
Assembly of God Church
By Don & Margie Decker
The Assembly of God Church was temporarily set in order by M.A. Malone, August 30, 1939, electing as board member, Arthur Griffin; secretary-treasurer, and deacons. Rev. Florence Boucher was unanimously elected as the first pastor. On August 2, 1940 the church was officially set in order by Rev. Clyde Bailey and adopted the laws of the Illinois District in regard to voting in a pastor and joining the Fellowship of Assembly of God. Most all of the roster's charter members had moved by 1960. The church will be celebrating its 70th year anniversary this August. During that time many wonderful people have served as our pastors prior to our current pastor of four years, Rev. Carl Hester. Rev. Hester and his wife transferred here from the Assembly of God Church in South Roxana, IL (near St. Louis) where he was the Pastor and Christian School Administrator.
Earnest Halfacre donated the building site and the congregation erected the church building, later remodeling and adding the class rooms. In the late 1940's the parsonage was purchased and an extension to the building was made for a Fellowship Hall and additional space for Children and Youth Programs. In the past three years, the Church and Fellowship Hall received some remodeling and updates, including a new sound-system.
The Sunday School and Church attendance has remained near the same; while some were added, others moved/transferred, due to employment and such. Record attendance in our Sunday School is 107, with Morning Worship being near the same.
Tribute to Rebecca "Becky" Minton-Roddy: Sister Becky began playing the piano and organ for the church services when she was 7 years old. She always contributed her awesome talent as a gift from the Lord. She remained faithful to play and to lead the choir until health issues forced her to step down in the past 2-3 years. She and her husband, Bill Roddy, were also active in the Youth Program. We, as her church-family, wish to offer our heartfelt gratitude to Becky, for her faithfulness to this church-family and her work in the Kingdom of God. She now resides in Odin Healthcare.
Tribute to Romelle Minton-Moore: Romelle was a faithful member of our church and was known for her gentle, loving spirit and as a mighty prayer-warrior! She served many years as a Sunday School Teacher. Her husband, Bob Moore, was a church deacon up to her death. We, as her church family, also want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to her. She now resides in heaven with our Lord.
A large, illuminated cross is in the process of being erected on the outside of the church, in memory of Romelle and her father, Perry Minton, who resides in heaven with his lovely wife.


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Q: Custom KalDataSource I tried to implement it but I'm getting an error I try using a custom kal datasource for my calendar. I succeeded in getting the data, and when I tried to run it I keep getting this error:
-[NSNull cc_componentsForMonthDayAndYear]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x2823fb8

My code
//  KalParseDataSource.m

#import "KalParseDataSource.h"
#import <Parse/Parse.h>

@implementation KalParseDataSource

static BOOL IsDateBetweenInclusive(NSDate *date, NSDate *begin, NSDate *end)
{
    return [date compare:begin] != NSOrderedAscending && [date compare:end] != NSOrderedDescending;
}

- (id)init
{
    if ((self = [super init])) {
        items = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
        events= [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
    }
    return self;
}

#pragma mark UITableViewDataSource protocol conformance

- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{
    static NSString *identifier = @"MyCell";
    UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:identifier];
    if (!cell) {
        cell = [[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier:identifier];
        cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone;
    }

    cell.textLabel.text = @"Filler text";
    return cell;
}

- (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section
{
    return 0;
}

- (void)presentingDatesFrom:(NSDate *)fromDate to:(NSDate *)toDate delegate:(id<KalDataSourceCallbacks>)delegate{
    NSLog(@"getting data");
    if ([events count] > 0) {
        [delegate loadedDataSource:self];
        return;
    }
    NSDateFormatter *fmt = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init];
    [fmt setDateFormat:@"yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss"];
    PFUser *user = [PFUser currentUser];
    PFQuery *query = [PFQuery queryWithClassName:@"CalendarEvents"];
    [query whereKey:@"user" equalTo:user];
    [query findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock:^(NSArray *objects, NSError *error) {
        if (!error) {
            [events removeAllObjects];
            [events addObjectsFromArray:objects];
            [delegate loadedDataSource:self];
        } else {
            NSLog(@"Error: %@ %@", error, [error userInfo]);
        }
    }];

}

- (NSArray *)markedDatesFrom:(NSDate *)fromDate to:(NSDate *)toDate {
    return [[self tagsFrom:fromDate to:toDate] valueForKeyPath:@"date"];
}

- (void)loadItemsFromDate:(NSDate *)fromDate toDate:(NSDate *)toDate {
    [items addObjectsFromArray:[self tagsFrom:fromDate to:toDate]];
}

- (NSArray *)tagsFrom:(NSDate *)fromDate to:(NSDate *)toDate
{
    NSMutableArray *matches = [NSMutableArray array];
    for (PFObject *event in events){
        if (IsDateBetweenInclusive([event objectForKey:@"event_date"], fromDate, toDate)){
            [matches addObject:event];
        }
    }
    return matches;
}

- (void)removeAllItems{
    [items removeAllObjects];
}
@end

My view controller holding the calendar.
#import "MainMenuViewController.h"
#import "Kal.h"
#import "KalParseDataSource.h"
@interface MainMenuViewController ()

@end

@implementation MainMenuViewController

- (id)initWithNibName:(NSString *)nibNameOrNil bundle:(NSBundle *)nibBundleOrNil
{
    self = [super initWithNibName:nibNameOrNil bundle:nibBundleOrNil];
    if (self) {
        // Custom initialization
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)viewDidLoad
{
    [super viewDidLoad];
    // Do any additional setup after loading the view.
    id<KalDataSource> source = [[KalParseDataSource alloc] init];
    KalViewController *calendar = [[KalViewController alloc] init];
    calendar.dataSource = source;

    [self addChildViewController:calendar];
    [calendar didMoveToParentViewController:self];
    [self.view addSubview:calendar.view];

}

- (void)didReceiveMemoryWarning
{
    [super didReceiveMemoryWarning];
    // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
}

@end

I'm stuck with this for 3 days, Can anyone give  simple example in using this 3rd party framework https://github.com/klazuka/Kal ? The one on the repo seems a bit complicated, I just want to use a custom data source.

A: it seems that the function cc_componentsForMonthDayAndYear you are calling with null just put a debug there from wherever the function is being called and check if the function being called is on NSDate and it is not released.
And you can always Enable Zombies to find the released object when crash happens. You can track if any variable gets released via setting NSZombieEnabled to YES. With zombies enabled, messages to deallocated objects will no longer behave strangely or crash in difficult-to-understand ways, but will instead log a message and die in a predictable and debugger-breakpointable way.
You can set NSZombieEnabled by the following steps.
Select Product from the menu bar above. Keep alt/option pressed and select "Test..." or "Run...".
1.
Go to the Arguments tab, and add NSZombieEnabled YES in the "Environment Variables" section.
OR
2.
Go to the Diagnostics tab, and check Enable Zombie Objects in the "Memory Management" section.


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Neil Robertson and Jack Lisowski will contest the 2019 China Open final after emerging from contrasting last four encounters on Saturday in Beijing.
Can Lisowski claim a maiden title? Photo credit: World Snooker
Robertson had eased his way through to the latter stages of the event with a succession of one-sided scorelines.
But it was Lisowski, who beat Stuart Bingham by the narrowest of margins on the final black in the quarter-finals, who romped to a straightforward semi-final triumph.
The Englishman inflicted a 10-1 hiding on Scott Donaldson, compiling a brace of centuries and five further breaks above 50 to reach his second career ranking event final.
Robertson, by contrast, had to dig deep in order to see off Luca Brecel in an entertaining battle that almost went the distance.
After trading a succession of big breaks in a high quality opening session, the pair were still locked at 7-7 midway through the evening's play.
It looked as though a deciding frame thriller could be on the cards but Robertson managed to pull away at just the right time, constructing timely runs of 73, 83, and a 66 clearance in the last to deny the Belgian's challenge.
The success for the Melbourne man prolongs a remarkable streak that has seen the 37 year-old reach the final of the last four ranking events he has participated in.
Robertson began his run of hot form by capturing the Welsh Open in February before proceeding to lose both title deciders of the Players and Tour Championships to Ronnie O'Sullivan.
The 2019 China Open final will mark a repeat of the first showdown for silverware this season, when Robertson overcame Lisowski to claim the Riga Masters crown way back in July of 2018.
While the "Thunder from Down Under" is bidding for a 16th career ranking trophy, Lisowski is now just one hurdle away from etching his name into the history books for the first time.
The Englishman has arguably been the most improved player over the last couple of years.
Always blessed with an incredible amount of natural talent, Lisowski took a long time to discover any kind of consistency and was in danger of dropping off the tour not so long ago.
Several runs to the business end of events later, the "Dude" has enjoyed a rapid rise into the top 16 of the world rankings and the 27 year-old is now an established member of the elite bracket.
💬 "I found it easy to score"
Crucible seed @JackLisowski booked his place in the final of the XingPai China Open with a 10-1 victory over Scott Donaldson.
He'll battle for a maiden ranking title and £225,000 tomorrow #ChinaOpen pic.twitter.com/vUl1puhy1O
— World Snooker (@WorldSnooker) April 6, 2019
In the best of 21 frames final, Lisowski will still undoubtedly be the second favourite, though.
Robertson himself has undergone a remarkable transformation in a similar time span.
The 2010 world champion briefly dropped out of the top 16 in the rankings during the last campaign after a dreadful period by his high standards.
Since then, though, Robertson has bagged a hat-trick of ranking titles and is firmly back where he belongs in the highest echelons of the sport.
Both players will be highly fancied to go far at the Crucible later this month when the much anticipated World Championship gets under way in Sheffield.
However, there's the small matter of a mammoth £225,000 winner's cheque to first challenge for in the Chinese capital city on Sunday.
For Lisowski to announce himself as a genuine threat in major tournaments, he'll first have to oust a competitor who, other than O'Sullivan, has probably been the best player of the season.
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A drunk driver who was almost five times over the legal limit was given a three month prison sentence on Wednesday.
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He said the man had lost two friends in tragic circumstances, a relationship had broken down and his client was now "drink abstinent" and attending AA.
"He has written a letter explaining where he was at that particular time in his life," said Mr Meagher.
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1. Quebec Superior Court finds secular feminist, Djemila Benhabib not guilty of slander for pointing out that a Quebec Muslim school is similar to Afghan military indoctrination centres.
At no point does this CBC article determine if what Djemila said is true or not. In the days of rule of law, truth was an absolute defence.
A feminist, secular author did not slander a Montreal private Muslim school when she likened it to military training camps, a Quebec Superior court has found.
Author and activist Djemila Benhabib told 98.5 radio host Benoît Dutrizac the Muslim Schools in Montreal "resembles the kind of indoctrination similar to what goes on in a military camp in Afghanistan or Pakistan."
The Montreal Gazette has more information, including a more detailed description of what she said about the Montreal Islamic school.
The disturbing fact is that Humaira really is one of the more moderate voices in Muslims Like Us, the two-part BBC2 reality show that puts ten Muslims in a house in York and gleefully films their furious arguments over faith and Islamic culture.
3. Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch exposes some of the actors behind Canada's second bill on "Islamophobia" and this needs to be read and understood.
If Canadians are to be disallowed from criticizing Islam, should Muslims not clean up all the hatred, contempt, slander, death threats and invective against the unbeliever in the Quran?
4. A woman was kicked in the back down an escalator in Munich today, in a seeming copycat of the attack reported on the Rebel of a group of men who kicked a German woman down a set of stairs at a subway stop.
Unlike the Berlin attack however, the men did say something to her, but she did not respond and moved on. Then she was kicked down the escalator. This from a machine translation of the link of this event.
5. Germany: Mob assaults asylum seekers and chases them through streets.
Police are calling for witnesses after three asylum seekers were attacked and chased through the streets of a small town in Thuringia by 15 Germans at the weekend.
Police said a group of locals punched and kicked the asylum seekers, an Iraqi and two Serbians, in a discotheque in Sömmerda, a town of 19,000 people near Erfurt.
A spokeswoman said police did not know what had caused the weekend fight or why it had escalated.
Given the stunning number of reports of Muslim migrant molestations and rapes of women at clubs, festivals, public events and really anywhere German girls are likely to be to relax and enjoy themselves, one might make an educated guess as to why these three where chased from the discotheque.
The interesting thing will be to see how the people who chased them are treated by the law.
Propose an amendment that for the sake of clarification :(1) Islambamthankyoumamaphobia and (2) IslambamthankyouImamaphobia be added as recognized forms of islamophobia.
And that the resolution cite who the authority is who disavows Caliph Bigdaddy and demand that the original copy of Bigdaddy's Death Fatwa be produced as evidence of this Imam's authority.
#3-this is truly scary and will apply directly to RebelMedia. Sign the petition.
1. Good thing this person is a woman and a feminist. Had it been a WASP-ish male the outcome would likely have been different.
Well a secular feminist actually looked at something objectively for a change.
So Jay Kelly why no cries for tolerance when a Christian church is attacked? You filthy hypocrite.


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He is the first American man to medal in the event.
Chris Mazdzer set U.S. Olympic history Sunday by finishing second in the luge men's singles competition, becoming the first American man to medal in an event that made its Winter Games debut in 1964.
Mazdzer put himself into position for the medal on his third run, moving up from fourth to second and setting a track record.
David Gleirscher of Austria, who passed Mazdzer on his final run, took gold, and Johannes Ludwig of Germany took bronze. Gleirscher's win was Austria's first in men's luge in 50 years.
In a shocking development, two-time defending champion Felix Loch of Germany made a crucial mistake on his final run and ended up fifth after leading through three rounds.
Mazdzer, a 29-year-old native of Lake Placid, N.Y., was a surprise contender after the first two runs of competition, held here Saturday, entering the final rounds in fourth, one-tenth of a second out of third.
The surprise stemmed from a subpar performance this past World Cup season, which saw a top finish of sixth place. Once ranked No. 3 in the world as recently as the 2015-16 season, Mazdzer hadn't medaled since — until the Pyeonchang Games.
"It wasn't my year, but that's the best thing about the Olympics," Mazdzer said Saturday. "You really put all your focus and everything into right now.
Long itself an underdog — if not an outright underachiever — USA Luge now has its first medal on the men's side, joining five previous medals won either in doubles competition or in women's singles. The USA claimed silver and bronze in doubles at the 1998 Nagano Games and the 2002 Salt Lake City Games, and Erin Hamlin claimed bronze four years ago in Sochi to become the first woman to medal.
PYEONGCHANG-GUN, SOUTH KOREA - FEBRUARY 11: Perrine Laffont of France wins the gold medal during the Freestyle Skiing Women's Moguls Finals at Pheonix Snow Park on February 11, 2018 in Pyeongchang-gun, South Korea.
PYEONGCHANG-GUN, SOUTH KOREA - FEBRUARY 11: Erik Lesser of Germany shoots during the Men's 10km Sprint Biathlon on day two of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Alpensia Biathlon Centre on February 11, 2018 in Pyeongchang-gun, South Korea.
PYEONGCHANG-GUN, SOUTH KOREA - FEBRUARY 11: Perrine Laffont of France competes during the Freestyle Skiing Ladies' Moguls Final on day two of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park.
Justine Dufour-Lapointe of Canada celebrates winning silver during the Freestyle Skiing Ladies' Moguls Final on day two of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park on February 11, 2018 in Pyeongchang-gun, South Korea.
David Gleirscher of Austria celebrates winning the gold following run 4 during the Luge Men's Singles on day two of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Olympic Sliding Centre on February 11, 2018 in Pyeongchang-gun, South Korea.
Canada's Justine Dufour-Lapointe, France's Perrine Laffont and Kazakhstan's Yulia Galysheva celebrate on the podium during the victory ceremony after the women's moguls final event.
Silver medallist US Chris Mazdzer celebrates after the men's luge singles during the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympic Games, at the Olympic Sliding Centre on February 11, 2018 in Pyeongchang.
Chris Mazdzer of the United States celebrates winning the silver medal following run 4 during the Luge Men's Singles on day two of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Olympic Sliding Centre.
Silver medalist Justine Dufour-Lapointe of Canada celebrates during the victory ceremony for the Freestyle Skiing Ladies' Moguls Final on day two of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park.


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"We'll Leverage on Technology to Improve Revenue Collections in Plateau State" – Arlat Dashe
The Chairman Plateau State Internal Revenue Service (PSIRS), Hon. Dashe Arlat has said the State will continue to generate more revenue as the Service has deployed the needed technology that will significantly improve revenue generation.
The Chairman disclosed that the technology deployment for revenue collections also has the propensity to reduce turnaround time (TAT) and block cases of income leakages and to ensure that multiple taxes are not practiced in the State. According to him, the Service will surpass its 2021 budget of N16.3 billion with its explosive revenue drive.
He urged the citizens, business outlets and corporate Organizations to ensure they pay their taxes as at when due in order for government to undertake developmental projects that will have significant impact on the people.
He decried the nonavailability of data which has posed challenge to tax collection.
"Lack of data is a challenge affecting revenue collections in the State" he said.
Hon. Arlat hinted that the Service has put in place workable and proactive strategies that will significantly increase Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) in the State.
The Chairman made these known in a Press Briefing at the Corporate Headquarters of the Service.
He called on persons engaged in Hotel Business and eatery to ensure they register their businesses so that consumption tax can be derived from the services they render.
He further stressed the need for the citizens to get their Tax Identification Number (TIN), saying in the future, citizens in the State will find it difficult to carry out business transactions and risk being arrested and fined for not having same.
He said with technology, citizens no longer need to visit their offices to consummate their transactions as they can do that using their secured platform at the comfort of their homes.
Mr. Arlat said PSIRS is working round the clock to achieve its mandate and appreciated Gov. Lalong for strengthening the implementation consolidated Law establishing the Service.
PSIRS has surpassed it Budget of N16.3 billion as it has generated N17.5 Billion already from January to November, 2021 an increase above the N17.1 Billion generated in 2020.
Other Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) generated N2.4 billion within the period under review.
The total State IGR Budget for 2021 is N21.7 Billion, while the PSIRS and MDAs have generated N20 billion so far as at November, 2021.
Plateau State Internal Revenue Service (PSIRS) is the major revenue-generating Agency of the State saddled with the responsibility of collecting all forms of taxes within its jurisdiction. Over the years PSIRS has increased the State's Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) by executing and implementing strategies which have impacted positively on revenue generation and collection, with the IGR growing steadily thereby augmenting what the state is receiving from the federal account.
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Gerbera daisies are beautiful blooms and they come in a variety of colours – white, orange, red, pink — whatever colour you choose they are bound to make a difference. And look beautiful as well. These flowers love direct sunlight and a bit of space, so make sure not to leave them in a shady corner of your garden.
According to NASA, these wonderful flowers are great for dealing with multiple air toxins, such as benzene.
Ivy is a beautiful climbing plant that may already be adorning the exterior of your home. It has a bad reputation in the States as being a weed but the reality is it has benefits for wildlife and for the air – Goldsmiths, University of London, states that the wide leaves of the common ivy traps particulates, which makes it a great choice for purifying the air.
Erysimum, as it's also known, has been named by Goldsmiths also names this plant as being akin to the common ivy. Wallflowers are a great option if you want the benefits of ivy but want to inject more colour into your garden. These flowers have a bright display of petals during the first half of the year. You can grow wallflowers in many colours, with purple and yellow among some of the more popular choices.
Hedges are great for combatting air pollution, and Homes & Property recommends conifers for the job. Specifically, the western red cedar hedge is named as an idea conifer to plant in your garden. Yew is also a great alternative if your garden is smaller and its evergreen nature and easy trimming make it a good choice.
Of course, green gardening doesn't end at what plants you have. You have to consider how you are tending to your garden as well.
Start composting. You can turn many waste products into compost to stop it from going to the landfill.


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RONALD BINGE
Ronald Binge (1910 - 1979) was a British composer.
Labels: composer, Elizabethan Serenade, Ronald Binge, Sailing By
utter shame
http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-bbcs-shameful-film-children-of-the-gaza-war-coverup-of-israels-orchestrated-massacre/5461466
Caratacus 9 July 2015 at 12:35
Thank you so much, Mr. A - absolutely stunning. In a bit of a reverie now ... time for a small restorative, I think.
I'm seriously into electronic music the weirder the better, but I always loved the shipping forecast, Sailing Away. I'm sure it would come on late at night when I was feeling pleasantly tired and about to fall asleep and I always thought what the heck is that? I had forgotten all about it so it was wonderful to hear it again. I've now downloaded as a treasure to keep. Happy memories.
Thanks, Aangirfan.
Late 19th, early 20th Century, was the last great period for music (pop aside/if counted) although arguably alongside Jazz. Britain's finest. Vaughan Williams our best. How about Elgar's first... or the many barey known and rarely played. Thinking of Butterworth today, 'Banks of Green Willow'. A generation cut down in mass by the enemy we face and fight, not least through your valiant exposure. Some may wonder what this post is all about. Oldie worldy music for summertime, especially on these islands, sure, but for me it's from a time and people that particularly inspire and stir. It shouldn't be idle nostalgia but a reminder of something authentic that we do well to remember (what we've lost but can and must regain). Hadn't considered or taken note of those you've selected. I appreciate it's a little later than the period I'm on about but thank you, it still carries that day.
This is great. The media is the US says that white rioters are just kids having fun that may have gone a bit too far, but black people rioting are thugs and yobs.
Ever notice how the racist media treats black protesters & white rioters differently?
Brave New Films switches mainstream media narrative of black rioters with footage of white violent rioters. It clearly shows the bias and racism in the media .
Why Charleston Shooter Isn't Being Called A Terrorist: White Riots vs Black Protests
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGJMgCn0fQs
It's whites who are being demonised by the media, not blacks. Look at Colin Flaherty's videos.
Iraq For Sale: The War Profiteers • FULL DOCUMENTARY FILM • BRAVE NEW FILMS
Acclaimed director Robert Greenwald (Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price, Outfoxed and Uncovered) takes you inside the lives of soldiers, truck drivers, widows and children who have been changed forever as a result of profiteering in the reconstruction of Iraq. Iraq for Sale uncovers the connections between private corporations making a killing in Iraq and the decision makers who allow them to do so.
The corruption and profiteering with complete disregard for American lives, soldiers who fought for their country is unbelievable. War is big business.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q8y-4nZP6o
Would you like a nice addition to your Colonia Dignidad/Paul Schaefer article?
Paul Schneider Schaefer, the nazi who created and ran Colonia Dignidad, said that he got his inspiration to create Colonia Dignidad from Pentecostal minister William Branham. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_M._Branham
Excerpt:"Jim Jones, the founder and the leader of the Peoples Temple, best known for the mass suicide in November 1978, used Branham to springboard his own ministry. He organized a mammoth religious convention that took place June 11 through June 15, 1956, at Cadle Tabernacle in Indianapolis. To draw the crowds, Jones needed a religious headliner, and so he arranged to share the pulpit with Branham" (Soure:wiki page above on Branham)
Paul Schaefer who creaed Colonia Dignidad in Chile and Jim Jones' People's Temple cult in Guyana were very similar intel cults inspired by the same preacher/cult leader Branham.
http://i.ytimg.com/vi/p1xXHL5CFgg/maxresdefault.jpg
Branham was allegedly a mason. https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=william+branham+mason
Apocalyptic cults and MK Ultra go hand in hand. Also, satanic cults are allegedly apocalyptic. Both Jim Jones' cult and Colonia Dignidad were MK Ultra facilities for CIA.
Branham was a Christian Apologetic. Please refer to the Operation Spade mind control political pedo ring in Crimea involving Christian Apologetics.
It is alleged that Mengele visited both Colonia and Jonestown for MK Ultra programming. The info is online.
When Jim Jones moved his sect to Guyana in 1977, Colonia was going strong. Colonia and Jonestown were parallel projects, both having started in the 1960s - Jones was active in the 60s in the US as a cult leader before moving to Guyana.
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=william+branham+apocalyptic+cult
Regular visitor in the late 1970s T Colonia was Bavarian CSU politician Franz-Josef Strauss.... Strauss and Paul Schaefer were very close and Strauss allegedly spent multiple "vacations" at Colonia Dignidad.
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=colonia+dignidad+franz+josef+strauss
Strauss was God in Bavaria, most popular politician there ever.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_Josef_Strauss
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Sch%C3%A4fer
Silvija Germek
sovereigntea 9 July 2015 at 22:40
Franz-Josef Strauss - is infamous for his role in the bribery scandal surrounding purchase of the dud "widowmaker" Lockheed Starfighter. Along with his crooked counterpart Bilderberger Prince Bernhart
The F-104G also had a lot of trouble flying in the rain hence the term "a fairweather fighter" and a viable British made alternative Saunders Roe SR177 was dropped. Once again we were shafted by our so called allies.
Saunders Roe SR177 background. Very good video !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv9oqJo2xhE&feature=player_detailpage
I imagine if one examined the finances and career breaks of the UK's F35 decision makers in the UK we would likely find the bung or the lever employed.
There is even an sarcastic album all about it. The musician Robert Calvert died of an unexpected heart attack, he looked fine to me a few days before he died. Amusing if you have the time. Here is a clip of the sales pitch to the German minister Strauss. Album - Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters was released in 1974
So you wanna buy Airplanes.wmv
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ee70NRZxY0&feature=player_detailpage
I loved Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters, by Bob Calvert and members of Hawkwind and The Pink Fairies.
So, the useless Widowmaker was all about corruption and backhanders, I'm not surprised.
TimelineBETA
The Japanese Air Self-Defense Force wished to buy the Grumman F-11 Super Tiger to replace the F-86 Sabre then in service, but heavy lobbying by Lockheed of the key LDP figures led to the adoption of the F-104 instead.
Former Lockheed lobbyist Ernest Hauser told Senate investigators that West German Minister of Defence Franz Josef Strauss and his party had received at least $10 million for the purchase of 900 F-104G Starfighters in 1961.
In the course of the investigations, it emerged that most of the documents related to the Starfighter purchase had been destroyed in 1962.
The U.S Government had bailed out Lockheed in 1971, guaranteeing repayment of $195 million in bank loans to the company.
October 30: ANA announced its decision to purchase 21 Lockheed L1011 Tristars, which cost approximately $5 million each, even though it had previously announced options to purchase the DC-10.
And early 1976, a sub-committee of the U.S Senate led by Senator Frank Church concluded that members of the Lockheed board had paid members of friendly governments to guarantee contracts for military aircraft.
It was publicly revealed that Lockheed had paid $22 million in bribes to foreign officials in the process of negotiating the sale of aircraft including the F-104 Starfighter, the so-called "Deal of the Century".
February 6: The vice-chairman of Lockheed told the Senate subcommittee that Lockheed had paid approximately $3 million in bribes to the office of Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka for aid in the matter.
February 13: Lockheed chairman of the board Daniel Haughton and vice chairman and president Carl Kotchian resigned from their posts on February 13, 1976.
March: In a protest at the scandal, actor Mitsuyasu Maeno made a suicide attack on Kodama's Tokyo home by crashing a light aircraft onto it.
July 27: Tanaka was arrested on July 27, 1976 and was released in August on a ¥200 million ($690,000) bond. He was found guilty by a Tokyo court on October 12, 1983 for violations of foreign exchange control laws but not on bribery. He was sentenced to four years in prison, but remained free on appeal until his death of a stroke in 1984.
September: In the final phase of the 1976 Bundestag election, the controversy was re-opened when questions were asked about the whereabouts of the "Lockheed documents" within the Federal Ministry of Defence.
December 19: The scandal also played a part in the formulation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act which President Jimmy Carter signed into law on December 19, 1977, which made it illegal for American persons and entities to bribe foreign government officials.
January: The whereabouts of the documents was again discussed in a committee of inquiry meeting of the Bundestag between January 1978 and May 1979.
June 15: The allegations of bribery were supported by political magazine L'Espresso, and targeted former Cabinet ministers Luigi Gui and Mario Tanassi, the former Prime Minister Mariano Rumor and then-President Giovanni Leone, forcing him to resign his post on June 15, 1978.
December 1: Prince Bernhard always denied the charges, but after his death on December 1, 2004, interviews were published showing that he admitted taking the money. He said: "I have accepted that the word Lockheed will be carved on my tombstone".
http://www.quickiwiki.com/en/Lockheed_bribery_scandals
What is/was ANA.I do wish posters would understand that not all of us know what their shorthand references mean.
FREDERICK FORSYTH; RONNIE BIGGS; DAVID FERRIE
VICEROY CHASED AWAY
BBC, GUARDIAN, KUENSSBERG, VINER, CIA, MI6, FT
Classic Putin
TERRY ARMSTRONG, JUSTIN BIEBER AND MADELEINE McCAN...
US COLONY - JAPAN
GRIMALDIS AND OTHER TOP PEOPLE
BOHEMIAN GROVE AND MIND CONTROL
SURUC BOMBING IN TURKEY - 'INSIDE JOB'
ARE YOU FOOLED BY FAKE NEWS?
HAMPSTEAD, PAGAN POLICE, SATANIC CULTS
ROYAL NAZIS?
LONDON MAYORAL CANDIDATE AND THE MAFIA
BIG UK SEX SCANDAL
MUMBAI ATTACKS INSIDE JOB - FORMER INTERIOR MINIST...
Peaceful Bonobo Apes
LUNCH WITH ELVIS PRESLEY; ENGINEERED CONSENT
'ISRAELI MISSILE DOWNED MH17'
ARTHUR CAVE
TUNISIAN SPECIAL FORCES LINKED TO SOUSSE HOTEL ATT...
Propaganda: WHY YOUR NEIGHBOURS ARE SO DUMB
Chemtrails, Greece, ISIS, GMO, US Presidents...
Fuhrer Merkel loses it over Greece; Bank Bailout
ABUSE RINGS: WASHINGTON, ALGERIA, RUSSIA, GREECE, ...
STARVATION IN THE UK
WHISTLEBLOWER ON SATANIC ABUSE; MELANIE SHAW
CIA'S MASS MURDER - THE LOOK OF SILENCE
DJHOKAR AND OTHER BODY DOUBLES
CIA HELPED GUZMAN ESCAPE?
CIVIL WAR IN GREECE?
SPOOKY MORRIS FRASER: USA AND EUROPE
HOSTAGE EXECUTION VIDEO SHOT IN UKRAINE
WILLIAM BRANHAM - SPOOKY PASTOR
Joe Rogan: The American War Machine; War Profiteer...
ANGLESEA, LIZ DAVIES, GUY MARSDEN, ADRIAN MARSDEN
THE BRAINS BEHIND THE SOUSSE HOTELS ATTACK
ROTHSCHILD AND HILTON
OBAMA, ISIS, NAZIS, ISLAMISTS, GREEK COUP
CHILDRE'S HOMES IN AUSTRALIA; SATANIC ABUSE
SEXUAL ABUSE OF CADETS
CATHOLICISM AND ISLAM - CONPIRACY THEORY
SEX AND SPIES IN VIENNA
NATO AND THE SOUSSE ATTACK
MAD MOSLEMS EXPLAINED
LONDON BOMBINGS
James Rhodes: abuse and recovery
SPOOKY MAN IN LONDON LINKED TO SOUSSE ATTACK
GREECE WINS; GERMANY LOSES; BIG BANKERS LOSE
HILLSONG CHURCH; SEX AND CIA CULTS
WITNESS: AT LEAST 3 GUNMEN IN SOUSSE ATTACK
KOLLERSTROM ON SOUSSE ATTACK
GOVERNMENTS SCREW CHILDREN
TUNISIA IGNORED WARNINGS ON SOUSSE, IN MAY 2015
SPOT THE DIFFERENCES - TUNISIA HOTEL SHOOTING PHOT...
TUNISIA - FALSE FLAG INSIDE JOB
MOSSAD'S CONTROL OF TUNISIA
MAFIA IN SOUSSE


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update tab1 set counter=counter+1 where id = 7 returning counter  into :bind_var;

but no idea how to to it in zend, any help?

A: I take it you're using the Zend_Db_Adapter_Oracle adapter? As Zend_Db_Statement_Oracle uses oci_bind_by_name() internally, this can handle both IN and OUT parameters. For OUT parameters, you should always set the type.
Basically, you can simply do this with your statement
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Donald Trump's major tax cut for the uber-wealthy and big corporations isn't even a year old yet but the Trump Administration decided Sept. 28 was the right time to vote on a second tax cut bill in the House. This is the same Administration which has done nothing to shore up our failing infrastructure and has looked the other way as 72,000 Americans died last year of opioid addiction.
The first tax cut law had no hearings and no benefit of expert testimony. The same was true for last Friday's vote in the House. A mere 18 days after the bill was introduced, it passed the House. Barbara Comstock voted for it. Her vote is not touted on her congressional website, her twitter account, or her campaign site. There is no press release applauding the bill's advantages. No surprise there.
Comstock talks a good line about supporting hard-working families in VA-10. When push comes to shove, however, she is silent about adding an additional $3 trillion in national debt to the first law's $2.3 trillion debt. She doesn't explain to constituents why she voted to make permanent the $10,000 cap on their individual state and local tax deductions. Rich people got their tax cuts. Good people are left to fend for themselves about rising health care premiums and the likelihood of deeply compromised Social Security and Medicare payments in the future.


Summer = an excess of frozen treats in my house. So a few weeks ago I started to work on this new pattern from Fig Tree Quilts called Popsicles. I like to think of it as a palette cleanser between the larger, ongoing quilt projects. Kinda like a lemon sorbet after the steak, know what I mean?!
I'm working with this luscious stack of Moda Bella Solids in sherbet colors, curated by Fig Tree. I ordered it here, along with a copy of the runner pattern. I think they'd be really cute in prints, too.
But... I don't have much use for a runner on our round farmhouse table. So I decided to keep making more popsicles for a larger quilt. (The runner needs just 11 blocks, but I've made 20 so far.) And now Joanna has designed a larger quilt just brimming with popsicles! I preordered my copy this morning, and I'll keep sewing blocks. The larger quilt pattern is available here. I might need to make that melon slice quilt on the cover, too!
I was thinking about my own personal history with popsicles. I remember going to the corner store with my parents in Florida, just to get an evening popsicle. But the wooden sticks give me tongue shivers! I loved Fudgsicles back then, and mom occasionally made popsicles with a Tupperware mold. Then came the Dove bar craze. My love of popsicles came to a crashing end in the late 1980's when I worked for a small company that couldn't afford to make the weekly payroll, so they'd pay us with... FrozeFruit. Seriously! I vividly remember the company owner cackling that "we can't pay you this week, but have a FrozeFruit." And to this day I refuse to eat FrozeFruit! But I still like those Haagen-Dazs dark chocolate ice cream bars! And I just bought a new ice cream maker last week.


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Worst housing crisis since end of WWII looms - MSP
Scotland is facing its biggest housing crisis since the end of the Second World War with a shortfall of 160,000 homes in the coming decades, MSPs were warned yesterday.
By ANDREW WHITAKER
Wednesday, 1st October 2014, 1:57 am
Ministers were told that large numbers of Scots are 'languishing on housing waiting lists'. Picture: PA
Ministers were told that large numbers of Scots are "languishing on housing waiting lists" as opposition parties claimed that the number of new property builds was failing to meet a surge in demand for homes.
Shadow housing minister Mary Fee claimed Scotland was at risk of the worst housing shortages since 1945, when governments were forced to pursue unprecedented building programmes after large parts of UK cities were destroyed during bombing raids.
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The Labour MSP said there were 14,781 council and housing association homes built in Scotland in 2013.
She said this was the lowest "since 1947", when 12,149 public sector properties were completed.
The housing shortage was later alleviated with a mass building programme in the 1950s and 1960s, particularly with the construction of new towns of Cumbernauld, Glenrothes, Livingston, East Kilbride and Irvine.
Ms Fee warned "if the current reduction continues, it will result in a shortfall of 160,000 homes by 2035", in a Holyrood amendment to an SNP motion praising the government's housing record.
The warning came as it emerged that more than 10,000 Scottish households are in temporary accomodation, including large numbers of families with children forced to live in bed and breakfast establishments.
Housing minister Margaret Burgess said the SNP government had "outperformed the record of previous Scottish administrations" in delivering new house building programmes.
She said: "Since 2011 we have delivered more than 21,000 affordable homes, over two-thirds of the way towards our five-year target of 30,000 affordable homes.
"Since 2009, with the help of Scottish Government funding, over 4,000 new council houses have been delivered, after the last Scottish Labour-Liberal administration which built just six council houses in the four years to March 2007."
However, during the Holyrood debate Ms Fee claimed that the SNP had cut the budget for affordable homes and had also presided over a sharp increase in rental prices during its seven-and-a-half years in power.
She said the budget for affordable housing was 25 per cent less than it was in 2008-9.
She said: "Scotland is facing a housing crisis whether the SNP want to hear it or not.
"Housebuilding across all sectors remains at record low levels. While the SNP celebrates a 5 per cent increase in new house completions in 2013-14, reality shows that new housing supply is 42 per cent less than before the recession.
"The share of private rent has increased over the last decade and we know that private renters now spend 23 per cent of their income compared to 13 per cent a decade ago."


New Zealand, Interim Law of Armed Conflict Manual, DM 112, New Zealand Defence Force, Headquarters, Directorate of Legal Services, Wellington, November 1992, § 502.7.
The manual includes the white flag among the "protective symbols".
New Zealand, Interim Law of Armed Conflict Manual, DM 112, New Zealand Defence Force, Headquarters, Directorate of Legal Services, Wellington, November 1992, Annex B, § B42.
The manual further states that "improperly using a flag of truce" is a war crime.
New Zealand, Interim Law of Armed Conflict Manual, DM 112, New Zealand Defence Force, Headquarters, Directorate of Legal Services, Wellington, November 1992, § 1704.2.f.


Reese, Naomi. "Social Sciences," Dictionary of Christianity and Science. Edited by Paul Copan, et al. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2017.
This is an entry written for the Dictionary of Christianity and Science. It first provides a definition and objectives of the social sciences, and then describes the history of the social sciences beginning with their emergence in the nineteenth century. Finally, it describes theology's engagement with the social sciences and concludes that the social sciences can be a helpful partner in enabling theology to be more relevant and effective in confronting social issues such as poverty, gender, ethnicity, and others.


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Protect Pell Grant funding for students
As House and Senate Appropriations Committees prepare to announce top line allocations, advocates urged Congress to protect Pell Grant funding from being reallocated for any other non-Pell Grant related programs. Despite strong opposition last year, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to cut the maximum Pell Grant for students by at least $845 and eliminate $56 billion more in mandatory funding for Pell Grants over the next 10 years. These cuts reduce or eliminate Pell Grants for nearly 9 million students, making it impossible for many to receive a higher education.
In a letter to the House and Senate Appropriations Committees, Consumer Action and coalition advocates reminded legislators of the importance of federally funded Pell Grants as a means to higher education for millions of students, including those who hail from low-income communities. In prior budget agreements, changes to student aid eligibility reduced Pell Grants by more than $50 million, making it impossible for many to get the education and training that they and our workforce need to succeed.
The Education Trust
American Association of Collegiate Registrars | American Association of University Women | Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities | Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) | Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) | Consumer Action | Generation Progress | Higher Ed, Not Debt | Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities | NAACP | National Association for College Admission Counseling | National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education | National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators | National College Access Network | National Council of La Raza | Student Debt Crisis | The Education Trust | The Institute for College and Success | U.S. PIRG | United Negro College Fund
For more information, visit the Education Trust's website.
Protect Pell Grant funding for students (Pell_CoalitionLetter_April2016.pdf)


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