A beautifully choreographed practice that will see the practitioner flowing from one posture to another with grace and poise. Vinyassa can be translated as 'the arrangement of something in a special way'.
The student learns to move with the flow of the breath, gains a great deal of body awareness and so learns to move with a high level of consciousness. The entire body gets a workout and the focus on the breath will enhance performance both on and off the mat. Learning to relax and going with the flow allows the student to understand a great deal about body placement.
If you appreciate creativity, unpredictability and like to keep moving this could be the style for you.


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We suggest that you take some time to analyze their specific functions and decide which one is the better choice for your company. Moreover. keep in mind to consider your company's or industry's special situation, for example, a multilingual app for a global staff or a mobile platform to help you work in the field.
In the event you have to quickly locate the more reliable Customer Support Software according to our review team we advise you take a look at one of these solutions: Freshdesk, Salesforce Essentials, Salesforce Service Cloud.
Freshdesk offers a free app and four price points for various business sizes. All plans include 24/7 email support and 24/5 phone support. You can easily sign up for Freshdesk free trial here. You can find more details about Freshdesk pricing here.
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Black dressage whip 36 inches long. Black only.
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Covid-19 in Bulgaria: Notes from quarantine
November 21, 2020 November 22, 2020 Clive Leviev-Sawyer new coronavirus
Sitting confined to my home in quarantine as a contact person, I immediately self-isolated – in the sense of changing the channel – when I heard Bulgaria's Labour and Social Policy Minister Denitsa Sacheva say in a television interview last night that the government is coping with the Covid-19 crisis.
Friday night at home should be an opportunity even for editors to avoid listening to puny politicians such as Sacheva twittering total twaddle, whether they be in government or opposition.
Finding little of interest on any other channel, I opened Facebook. Numerous of my friends were sharing a graph from the Our World In Data website showing Bulgaria as number one, as of November 20, in daily new confirmed deaths per million people.
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Rio Tinto Group [NYSE: RIO] price surged by 3.17 percent to reach at $1.97. The company report on November 26, 2021 that Rio Tinto supports work to prevent domestic and family violence.
As part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Rio Tinto is supporting organisations that work to prevent domestic violence and accompany victims in Canada.
Care is one of Rio Tinto's core values, which translates into prioritising the physical and emotional safety and wellbeing of employees, contractors, their families and community members. Domestic abuse exists in all segments of society and affects hundreds of thousands of Canadians each year. According to the Canadian Women's Foundation, "more than 6,000 women and children sleep in shelters on any given night because it is not safe at home.".
A sum of 4185768 shares traded at recent session while its average daily volume was at 3.81M shares. Rio Tinto Group shares reached a high of $64.37 and dropped to a low of $62.86 until finishing in the latest session at $64.13.
The one-year RIO stock forecast points to a potential upside of 13.01. The average equity rating for RIO stock is currently 1.80, trading closer to a bullish pattern in the stock market.
Guru's Opinion on Rio Tinto Group [RIO]:
Based on careful and fact-backed analyses by Wall Street experts, the current consensus on the target price for RIO shares is $73.72 per share. Analysis on target price and performance of stocks is usually carefully studied by market experts, and the current Wall Street consensus on RIO stock is a recommendation set at 1.80. This rating represents a strong Buy recommendation, on the scale from 1 to 5, where 5 would mean strong sell, 4 represents Sell, 3 is Hold, and 2 indicates Buy.
Jefferies have made an estimate for Rio Tinto Group shares, keeping their opinion on the stock as Hold, with their previous recommendation back on October 20, 2021. The new note on the price target was released on October 06, 2021, representing the official price target for Rio Tinto Group stock.
The Average True Range (ATR) for Rio Tinto Group is set at 1.52, with the Price to Sales ratio for RIO stock in the period of the last 12 months amounting to 1.77. The Price to Book ratio for the last quarter was 1.96, with the Price to Cash per share for the same quarter was set at 10.52. Price to Free Cash Flow for RIO in the course of the last twelve months was 12.72 with Quick ratio for the last quarter at 1.80.
RIO Stock Performance Analysis:
Rio Tinto Group [RIO] gain into the green zone at the end of the last week, gaining into a positive trend and gaining by 0.60. With this latest performance, RIO shares gained by 3.54% in over the last four-week period, additionally sinking by -26.98% over the last 6 months – not to mention a drop of -5.66% in the past year of trading.
Overbought and oversold stocks can be easily traced with the Relative Strength Index (RSI), where an RSI result of over 70 would be overbought, and any rate below 30 would indicate oversold conditions. An RSI rate of 50 would represent a neutral market momentum. The current RSI for RIO stock in for the last two-week period is set at 53.55, with the RSI for the last a single of trading hit 59.43, and the three-weeks RSI is set at 49.53 for Rio Tinto Group [RIO]. The present Moving Average for the last 50 days of trading for this stock 64.88, while it was recorded at 62.85 for the last single week of trading, and 78.21 for the last 200 days.
Insight into Rio Tinto Group Fundamentals:
Operating Margin for any stock indicates how profitable investing would be, and Rio Tinto Group [RIO] shares currently have an operating margin of +38.10 and a Gross Margin at +40.98. Rio Tinto Group's Net Margin is presently recorded at +21.90.
Return on Total Capital for RIO is now 28.54, given the latest momentum, and Return on Invested Capital for the company is 18.01. Return on Equity for this stock inclined to 23.43, with Return on Assets sitting at 11.08. When it comes to the capital structure of this company, Rio Tinto Group [RIO] has a Total Debt to Total Equity ratio set at 29.39. Additionally, RIO Total Debt to Total Capital is recorded at 22.72, with Total Debt to Total Assets ending up at 14.20. Long-Term Debt to Equity for the company is recorded at 28.15, with the Long-Term Debt to Total Capital now at 21.76.
Reflecting on the efficiency of the workforce at the company, Rio Tinto Group [RIO] managed to generate an average of $160,467 per employee. Receivables Turnover for the company is 14.82 with a Total Asset Turnover recorded at a value of 0.51.Rio Tinto Group's liquidity data is similarly interesting compelling, with a Quick Ratio of 1.80 and a Current Ratio set at 2.10.
RIO Stock EPS
The progress of the company may be observed through the prism of EPS growth rate, while Wall Street analysts are focusing on predicting the 5-year EPS growth rate for RIO. When it comes to the mentioned value, analysts are expecting to see the 5-year EPS growth rate for Rio Tinto Group go to -5.50%.
Rio Tinto Group [RIO] Insider Position Details
There are presently around $6,584 million, or 8.70% of RIO stock, in the hands of institutional investors. The top three institutional holders of RIO stocks are: FISHER ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC with ownership of 13,358,333, which is approximately 3.344% of the company's market cap and around 6.50% of the total institutional ownership; STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO, holding 10,931,820 shares of the stock with an approximate value of $701.06 million in RIO stocks shares; and CAPITAL WORLD INVESTORS, currently with $482.97 million in RIO stock with ownership of nearly 92.01% of the company's market capitalization.
Positions in Rio Tinto Group stocks held by institutional investors increased at the end of October and at the time of the October reporting period, where 318 institutional holders increased their position in Rio Tinto Group [NYSE:RIO] by around 12,720,720 shares. Additionally, 243 investors decreased positions by around 10,819,669 shares, while 104 investors held positions by with 79,131,696 shares. The mentioned changes placed institutional holdings at 102,672,085 shares, according to the latest SEC report filing. RIO stock had 61 new institutional investments in for a total of 1,840,607 shares, while 88 institutional investors sold positions of 2,348,047 shares during the same period.
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The soundtrack composed by Edu Comelles with the collaboration of Avelino Saavedra features 4 pieces three to be listened through headphones and one played live. Each composition it is site specific and has been inspired by the artists featured in each of the four rooms of the show. Graphs, textures, shapes, colors and materials have been the starting point of the music produced specifically.
The outcome is a subjective sonic experience that allows the listener to observe, listen and embrace the act of wandering through the gallery space. The overlapping of the visual and sonic worlds and the freedom to roam the space allows for a wide horizon of ways to experience the four pieces of Ornaments, questioning and challenging the listener at every step.
The live version will be presented live 5 times at the Galleries at Bombas Gens between July and December 2017.
Imágenes del montaje de Ornamento IV en formato instalación multicanal (6 Altavoces). Versión realizada ex-profeso para el evento del día 3 de Noviembre de 2017, visita nocturna.


These lengths of synthetic or real hair are attached closely to your scalp. The purpose is to add thickness and/or length to your natural hair. When you go into a hair extensions shop or beauty shop to have these added, you will find that there is a variety of different types of hair extensions to choose from. You will not only have different ones to choose from but also the texture, color, length, and style. One thing to note is that real hair extensions are the more expensive of the two choices. Synthetic hair extensions are also harder to style.Clip-onThis one does not usually require that you go to a hair extensions salon to have it done. It is the most basic type because all you have to do is clip them onto your own hair. If you want to have them dyed closer to your own natural hair you may want to have a professional do this so you can get a better match. This extension will generally only last for a day or night but you can use them as many times as you want. WeavingYou can also have them sewn into your hair by a professional. Your natural hair is braided into light cornrows, as close to your scalp as they can get with the weft sewn into these braids. This is a process that can take a long time to do and can be a painful experience. It is also one of the more expensive forms found in the market. The up side is that it can last a long time.Bonding These will usually involve a long weft of hair, with track that can be as much as six inches long. The professional stylist will apply an adhesive to the roots of your hair before applying the extension. It is quick to do but normally does not last as long as other means of hair extensions. It is also referred to as gluing.Shrink and micro linksFor long-lasting hair extensions, you can have keratin tubing or metal rings added to your natural hair. Your hair will be attached to a mall tube or ring clamped onto pieces of your hair. The damage to your hair is minimal and there are not solvents or adhesives used that could irritate sensitive skin making this a popular method to use. The drawbacks are they can be hard to remove, they can loosen after a few washings causing some of the strands to be released, and add additional weight to your hair. This is not a process that is recommended if you have fine hair. If you are not sure which to choose talk to professional hair stylist for their suggestion.


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Q: iOS app sometimes crashes when dereferencing weak reference I have a very simple class:
@interface WORef : NSObject
@property(nonatomic,weak) NSObject * object;
@end

Instances are stored in an NSArray and from time to time (only on the main thread) this array is iterated and I access the "object" property.
All works fine when testing or debugging, but in the production version of my app on the store I sometimes get crash reports when dereferencing the "object" property (the stack trace actually shows the line number of the property definition).
Here is an example of such a call stack:
Thread : Crashed: com.apple.main-thread
0  libsystem_platform.dylib       0x35180518 _os_lock_recursive_abort + 18446744073709552000
1  libsystem_platform.dylib       0x3518050f _os_lock_handoff_lock_slow + 90
2  libobjc.A.dylib                0x34adac3f objc_object::sidetable_release_slow((anonymous namespace)::SideTable*, bool) + 22
3  libobjc.A.dylib                0x34adad2f objc_object::sidetable_release(bool) + 118
4  Foundation                     0x27f56f01 -[NSOperationQueue dealloc] + 72
5  libobjc.A.dylib                0x34adad5f objc_object::sidetable_release(bool) + 166
6  libobjc.A.dylib                0x34ac14d9 _class_initialize + 536
7  libobjc.A.dylib                0x34ac705f lookUpImpOrForward + 254
8  libobjc.A.dylib                0x34ac6f1b lookUpImpOrNil + 26
9  libobjc.A.dylib                0x34abfab3 class_getMethodImplementation + 34
10 libobjc.A.dylib                0x34ada583 weak_read_no_lock + 58
11 libobjc.A.dylib                0x34ada871 objc_loadWeakRetained + 92
12 MyApp                          0x000c5983 -[WORef object] (WeakRef.m:12)

Anyone know what might be causing this?

A: // consider this method
-(void)populateArray {
    WORef *ref = [WORef new];
    ref.object = [YourObject new];
    return @[ref];

    // once you get out of this scope, the memory space occupied by [YourObject new]
    // can be re-allocate to something else and your ref.object would still point at
    // that memory space. You would get random crashes depending on when this memory space get re-allocated.
    // The reason being is that ref.object hold a weak reference to [YourObject new]
    // so it reference count doesn't get incremented.
    // Change your property declaration to (nonatomic,strong) instead
 }

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BISHOP AUCKLAND: A MYTH OF THE SOUTH
An amateur film made by Chris Anderson along with his sisters Susan and Carol that looks at their home town of Bishop Auckland. The films shows many of the town attractions and shopping facilities as well as sporting and leisure activities. The final part of the film highlights the educational facilities available, from infants to adults.
The film opens with views of the busy shopping precinct of Newgate Street in Bishop Auckland. These scenes are intercut with panoramic views across a suburban housing estate with the town centre in the near distance.
Title: Bishop Auckland [over animated postcodes]
Title: A Myth of the South
Travelling shot along the outskirts of the town. Pedestrians and traffic are moving along Newgate Street.
Credit: By Chris Anderson
General views of a busy shopping street, and the exterior of the local Woolworths on Newgate Street next door to John Temple. Inside the store, customers peruse the display of vinyl records. A banner hanging down from ceiling promotes 10% off marked prices. A young cashier looks over at the camera. Customers walk around the store.
Outside the store, pedestrians walk past, including a young woman in yellow pushing a pram. General exterior view of Doggarts department store on Market Place with Leigh's The Shoe Centre next door on the corner of Newgate Street. The film documents shop signs for the Co-Op, Burton's Tailoring and Smith's Cleaners. The sequence ends with a travelling shot along Newgate Street towards the Hinton's department store.
The film changes to show the clock above the entrance of Auckland Castle and people walking through the gateway towards Market Place. A sign points in the direction of the castle itself. General views follow of its exterior including the Chapel of St Peter and the Screen Wall. A sign on a gate promotes the National Garden's Scheme at Auckland Castle opening on Sunday 14th July 1974.
A crowd of young people walk down a steep embankment towards the River Gaunless below surrounded by trees. Children in swimming costumes paddle and play in the water while an older woman sits on the bank watching with a toddler by her side. General views of Auckland Castle Deer House nearby follow.
Back at Market Place, a number of red United double-decker buses drive past pedestrian and shoppers at the market. Overhead shot of the market below. Women shoppers browse clothing stalls for sales on the market.
General exterior view of the United Automobile Services Ltd building. Passengers board another United double-decker bus that is travelling to Tow Law. Another bus passes. Travelling shot from the top-deck of another bus along Newgate Street. A female conductor collects fares. More general views of passengers getting onto various buses, which then drive out of Market Place.
General view of a railway signal box at Bishop Auckland East and the railway station nearby. A diesel passenger trains passes along the line.
The next sequences record sports enjoyed around the town. General view of the entrance gates to the Bishop Auckland AFC [Associated Football Club] pitch, their name painted on the door. A door nearby has a shield embossed onto it for the supporters club. The teams walk onto the field and a football match takes place. A small crowd watches the game from stands behind one of the goals.
Men play a round of golf at a local course.
A cricket match is underway with a ball being bowled, hit and fielders chasing after it. Spectators seated on benches nearby watch with players watching from a pavilion.
Two boys play a game of tennis while on a nearby green older people play a game of bowls, watched by men from a bench.
Outside of town a stone bridge crosses the River Wear. A man walks along the river bank, a car crosses the bridge and a woman sits nearby beside her car reading.
Next, there are views of the Woodhouse Close Leisure Complex, inside and outside the Woodhouse Close Branch Library, and the Odeon Cinema on Tenters Street where the Steve McQueen movie Papillion is currently playing.
On a playing field a man plays a game of cricket with two boys; nearby other children play on swings in a playground. Another father and son team play football on the grass while nearby two boys fly a kite.
The film changes to show a school road sign followed by views of the exterior of Woodhouse Close County Infants School. Colourful paintings hang from the inside of one of the classrooms. Children come out of school carrying their school books. Exterior views follow of Woodhouse Close County Junior School. On the school playing field a ground of children run around while a number of others paint or draw on chairs set up nearby. A boy carries a box and two others carry a wooden gymnastic beam back towards the school building. The children leave at the end of the school day. A wooden sign for Woodhouse Close Secondary School is followed by views of the school buildings. Overhead view of the sports field where three boys in uniform kick around a football.
General views record the outside of Bishop Auckland Technical College.
Back to the Market Place next and views of Bishop Auckland Town Hall. A general view of Bishop Auckland document a high-rise building in the middle distance. Panoramic views over Bishop Auckland and a travelling shot down a busy shopping street end the film.
End credit: Sound recordist Susan and Chris Anderson
End credit: Narrated by Carol Wilson
End credit: Produced by Chris Anderson
Title: The End


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Q: Setting the scrollState when listing a lazyColumn To draw data using the paging and jetpack composite libraries, I use the LazyColumn(). The data comes in every second and I need to stop the view on the elements when I go down. Now they go lower when adding fresh data at the top of the list. How i can do it with scrollState or any other method?
@Composable
fun HistoryTableList(
    viewModel: HistoryViewModel = viewModel()
) {
    val scrollState = rememberLazyListState()
    val coroutineScope = rememberCoroutineScope()

    LazyColumn(
        state = scrollState,
        modifier = Modifier
            .padding(
                HistoryListHorizontalPadding,
                0.dp,
                HistoryListHorizontalPadding,
                HistoryListPaddingBottom
            )
            .fillMaxWidth(),
    ) {
        items(historyItems) { historyRecord ->
            if (historyRecord != null) {
                // need to set scrollState to view elements without moving[![enter image description here][1]][1]
                HistoryTableItem(history = historyRecord)
            }
        }
    }
}

Now they move if I go down

A: Try specifying some unique keys on your items: https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose/lists#item-keys
That way, when you update your data, item with the same key will be stay on top of your list.


Emma did not have any hope of surviving her first year if not for her donor.
What a journey our little daughter Emma has had in her 18 months of life. Born with Biliary Atresia there was no other option but a liver transplant.
She deteriorated very quickly and she was listed for transplant the week before Christmas aged 5 months.
We moved our whole family to Sydney for the transplant and my husband who is a medical student, made the difficult decision to postpone his studies.
Emma was seriously ill and we were all so worried for her. One day I was sitting with her while doctors again tried to take blood from her with no luck, watching her cry tears that were stained yellow from the liver disease and at that point, I almost gave up hope.
Later that night we got 'the call' that Emma was going to get a second chance at life.
That day, to us, is the 'real' start of her life. Her transplant went very well and we watched her slowly get stronger and stronger and before we knew it she was back home!
That first night back at home was such a relief - we could actually fall asleep not wondering if we would be taking her to Emergency that night or not!
We have been very blessed that her transplant was a success and she is recovering well but the biggest blessing of all has been the incredible gift that a selfless family has given to complete strangers.
At a very difficult and emotional time, a family that we will never know has changed our family's life forever.
We have been registered organ donors for a number of years, but I never, ever imagined someone in my family would need that precious gift!


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Home > News > Company News > Cheryl Daffner Joins Long& Foster's Lynchburg Office in Forest, Va.
Cheryl Daffner Joins Long& Foster's Lynchburg Office in Forest, Va.
Long & Foster Real Estate, the largest family-owned residential real estate company in the United States, welcomes Cheryl Daffner as a sales associate in its Lynchburg office at 1019-C Vista Park Drive in Forest, Va.
"We are excited to announce Cheryl Daffner has joined our team of highly trained professionals," said Gary Scott, president of Long & Foster Real Estate. "As the No. 1 brokerage in the Mid-Atlantic region, we operate with an agent-first mentality. We look forward to the energetic partnership Cheryl has created by deciding to join the industry-leading Lynchburg office and our company."
Daffner, a professional in the real estate industry for the past 15 years, was a top producer with another local firm before joining Long & Foster. Daffner, who holds her associate broker's license, graduated from Lynchburg College with a bachelor's in marketing. She specializes in both residential and commercial real estate.
Additionally, Daffner has a number of professional designations and certifications including Accredited Buyer's Representative, Graduate, Realtor Institute, Short Sales & Foreclosure Resource and HUD certification. She is currently working toward her Certified Commercial Investment Member certification.
"Long & Foster continues to lead the way with cutting-edge tools and technology, which attracts top real estate professionals such as Cheryl," explained Bobbie Holman, manager of Long & Foster's Lynchburg office. "With the best-trained, best-equipped agents, Long & Foster continues to help Central Virginia area buyers and sellers reach their homeownership goals."
Daffner is an avid hockey fan and enjoys watching her son play with the Lynchburg Youth Hockey Association.
Regions: Roanoke & Southwest Va.
Tags: cheryl daffner, lynchburg, lynchburg office, New Agent, transfer agent
Long & Foster's Cheryl Daffner Named Top Listing Agent for the Lynchburg Office for March 2016
A real estate professional for 18 years, Daffner is an active member of the Lynchburg Association of Realtors and the Virginia Association of Realtors.
Cheryl Daffner Appointed to the Lynchburg Association of Realtors Board of Directors
Cheryl Daffner, an Associate Broker with Long & Foster Real Estate's Lynchburg/Forest office, has been appointed by the Lynchburg Association of Realtors to serve on its board of directors.
Kelly D. Mann Joins Long & Foster's Lynchburg Office in Forest, Va.
Mann has been a professional in the real estate industry for the past 4 years.
Brenda Van Fossen Joins Long & Foster's Lynchburg Office in Forest, Va.
Long & Foster Real Estate welcomes Brenda Van Fossen as a sales associate in its Lynchburg office, located at 1019-C Vista Park Dr., in Forest, Va.


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37Disposal of Crown's shares in UK Green Investment Bank companyU.K.
(1)Part 1 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 (UK Green Investment Bank) is amended as follows.
(2)Omit the following provisions—
(a)section 1 (the green purposes);
(b)section 3 (alteration of Bank's objects where it is designated by Secretary of State);
(c)section 5 (accounts, reports etc where Bank is designated by Secretary of State).
(3)In section 2 (designation of Bank)—
(a)for the heading substitute " Interpretation ",
(b)omit subsections (1) to (8) (Secretary of State's power to designate), and
(c)after subsection (9) insert—
"(10)In this Part "UK Green Investment Bank company" means—
(a)the UK Green Investment Bank, or
(b)a company that is or at any time has been in the same group as the Bank.
(11)For the purposes of subsection (10) a company is to be regarded as being in the same "group" as the UK Green Investment Bank, if, for the purposes of section 1161(5) of the Companies Act 2006, the company is a group undertaking in relation to the UK Green Investment Bank."
(4)In section 4 (financial assistance from the Secretary of State)—
(a)in subsection (1)—
(i)omit "Where an order has been made under section 2,",
(ii)for "the UK Green Investment Bank" substitute " a UK Green Investment Bank company ", and
(iii)for "Crown's shareholding in it is more than half of its issued share capital" substitute " Crown holds shares in it or another UK Green Investment Bank company ",
(b)in subsection (3), in paragraphs (d) and (e), for "the Bank" substitute " the company ",
(c)omit subsection (5), and
(d)in subsection (6) (no effect on other powers to give financial assistance to the Bank)—
(i)for "the Bank", in the first place, substitute " a UK Green Investment Bank company ", and
(ii)for "Crown's shareholding in the Bank is not more than half of its issued share capital" substitute " Crown does not hold shares in it or another UK Green Investment Bank company ".
(5)In section 6 (documents to be laid before Parliament)—
(a)in subsection (1)(a) omit "after an order has been made under section 2,",
(b)in subsection (1)(b) for "the Bank" substitute " a UK Green Investment Bank company ", and
(c)omit subsections (3) and (4).
(6)After section 6 insert—
"6AReport on disposal of Crown's shares in UK Green Investment Bank company
(1)As soon as reasonably practicable after a disposal of shares held by the Crown in a UK Green Investment Bank company the Secretary of State must lay before Parliament a report on the disposal.
(2)The report—
(a)must state—
(i)the kind of disposal, and
(ii)the proportion of the company's share capital retained by the Crown (or that none has been retained); and
(b)must include—
(i)an assessment of how the Secretary of State's objectives for the disposal have been achieved, and
(ii)where the Crown still holds one or more shares in a UK Green Investment Bank company, details of the Secretary of State's intentions as to the Crown's future role and interest in such companies.
(3)The Secretary of State must give a copy of the report to—
(a)the Scottish Ministers,
(b)the Welsh Ministers, and
(c)the Office of the First Minister and deputy First Minister in Northern Ireland.
(4)Subsection (3) applies to a report as described in section 38 of the Enterprise Act 2016 as well as to a report under this section."
I1S. 37 in force at 18.8.2017 by S.I. 2017/842, reg. 2
38UK Green Investment Bank: transitional provisionU.K.
(1)The Secretary of State may not make regulations under section 44 appointing the day on which section 37 comes into force unless the Secretary of State has—
(a)decided to make a disposal of shares held by the Crown in a UK Green Investment Bank company, and
(b)laid before Parliament a report on the proposed disposal (or, if more than one, on each of them) which states—
(i)the kind of disposal intended,
(ii)the expected time-scale for the disposal, and
(iii)the Secretary of State's objectives for the disposal.
(2)In this section "UK Green Investment Bank company" means—
(a)the public company limited by shares incorporated on 15 May 2012 with the company number SC424067 and with the name UK Green Investment Bank plc, or
(b)a company that is or at any time has been in the same group as that company.
(3)For the purposes of subsection (2) a company is to be regarded as being in the same "group" as another company, if, for the purposes of section 1161(5) of the Companies Act 2006, the company is a group undertaking in relation to that other company.
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Former president Jimmy Carter visits Cuba
On today in 2002, former President Jimmy Carter makes a five-day-trip to Cuba to visit Fidel Castro, turning into the first president in or out of office to go to Cuba because the 1959 Cuban Revolution.This is a take a look at some other notable moments that happened on today.1932: The physique of flier Charles Lindbergh's 20-month-previous son is present in a wooded area in New Jersey. Bruno Richard Hauptmann was later arrested and located guilty of kidnapping and murdering the kid.1949: One of many early crises of the Chilly Warfare involves an finish, when the Soviet Union lifts an eleven-month blockade towards West Berlin. An enormous U.S.-British airlift of provides to West Berlin helped finish the blockade. 1967: "Are You Experienced," the debut album from The Jimi Hendrix Expertise, is launched. The album is extensively considered one of the biggest debut albums in the history of rock music. Watch the video above to see the complete story.
On today in 2002, former President Jimmy Carter makes a 5-day-trip to Cuba to visit Fidel Castro, turning into the first president in or out of workplace to visit Cuba because the 1959 Cuban Revolution.
This is a take a look at some other notable moments that happened on this present day.
1932: The physique of aviator Charles Lindbergh's 20-month-previous son is found in a wooded space in New Jersey. Bruno Richard Hauptmann was later arrested and located guilty of kidnapping and murdering the child.
1949: One of the early crises of the Chilly Conflict involves an finish, when the Soviet Union lifts an 11-month blockade towards West Berlin. An enormous U.S.-British airlift of provides to West Berlin helped end the blockade.
1967: "Are You Experienced," the debut album from The Jimi Hendrix Experience, is launched. The album is extensively considered one of the biggest debut albums in the historical past of rock music.
Watch the video above to see the complete story.
BOE member says county assessment system 'broken'
Large fire breaks out at Port of Stockton
'Grey's Anatomy' renewed for 2 more seasons on ABC; 'Station 19', 'HTGAWM' also renewed


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Announcing an upcoming Internet Radio Show Series
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights of Florida is a non-profit organization that investigates and exposes psychiatric violations of human rights.
CCHR Florida also educates Americans about their mental health rights, including the right to informed consent.
CCHR Florida works side-by-side with like-minded groups and individuals who share a common purpose to stop abuses in the field of mental health. Many non-profit organizations and individuals are concerned about the excesses and harmful practices of psychiatry.
Together, we have formed a strong movement that is especially active to help protect the rights of children.
We invite you to join our efforts to bring compassion and decency to the field of mental health.
Laurie Anspach
Director, CCHR Florida
Laurie Anspach is very active within her non profit, putting in long hours and even working most weekends. She is a treasure. Along with me, Walter Davis and the Citizens Internet Radio Network, we have coordinated a series of informative Radio Interviews that focus on the plight of veterans and their families.
The Citizens Internet Radio Network
Founded by Walter Davis to give everyday citizens a worldwide audience. Focused on Social Justice, Human Rights and the Environment.
Author, Producer, Writer, Director, Host
Walter is a retired Navy Senior Chief who worked for 25 years as a navigator, missile engagement officer at sea and chemical dependency treatment specialist ashore. He served in six warships in eleven deployments in all of the Navy's active fleets. He has produced 12 cable television shows and is a pioneer in Internet TV and Radio broadcasts. He is a columnist, director, published author, publisher and founder of the Citizens Internet TV and Radio Network (CITN). He is also president of Media Communications Association International, Los Angeles and Orange County Chapter.
Radio Show #1
The Hidden Enemy
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The Hidden Enemy; What's Threatening Our Military---Walter and CCHR Florida (Laurie),
Sat. Jan. 4 ( 5 PM Eastern) 2 PM Pacific
Walter Davis and Laurie Anspach, Director of Citizens Commission on Human Rights Florida explore diffcult issues facing military members and their families.
The U.S. Pentagon now spends $2billion a year on mental health alone and the Veterans Administration's mental health budget has soared from less than $3billion in 2007 to nearly $7 billion in 2014. What most people don't know is that the money spent on mental health is generating one of the military's toughest enemies. Our soldiers, our heroes, are being put in one of the most dangerous battles of their lives, all for profit. Learn the details of what is taking our young men from us and what we can do to protect their rights!
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An Investigation Into the Sudden Deaths of Soldiers---Dr. Fred Baughman, Stan White, Walter Davis and Laurie Anspach, Director of Citizens Commission on Human Rights Florida
Wednesday, January 8th (noon Eastern ST) 9 AM Pacific
Dr. Fred Baughman, neurologist and Stan White will open your eyes to what most of our world has not event considered. Dr. Baughman, a seasoned physician, who has discovered and described medical diseases, read the May 24, 2008, Charleston Gazette article "Vets taking Post Traumatic Stress Disorder drugs die in sleep," and opened and financed his own investigation into these unexplained deaths.
Andrew White, Eric Layne, Nicholas Endicott and Derek Johnson, all in their twenties, were four West Virginia veterans who died in their sleep in early 2008. There were no signs of suicide or of a multi-drug "overdose" leading to coma, as claimed by the Inspector General of the VA. All had been diagnosed "PTSD"--a psychological diagnosis, not a disease (physical abnormality) of the brain. All were on the same prescribed drug cocktail, Seroquel (antipsychotic), Paxil (antidepressant) and Klonopin (benzodiazepine) and all appeared "normal" when they went to sleep.
Learn about Dr. Baughman's investigation and learn what you can do to prevent more of these senseless deaths.
Radio Show #3 Soldiers Who Arrive Home and End Up Behind Bars
Soldiers Who Arrive Home and End Up Behind Bars----Steve Talmadge (attorney), Walter Davis and Laurie, Director of Citizens Commission on Human Rights Florida
Sat. Jan. 11 5PM Eastern 2 PM Pacific
"You may be surprised to find out that many of our soldiers are arriving home only to end up behind bars in psychiatric wards. At one time, a young man wasn't able to enter the military if he was taking psychiatric medication. Now, that's all changed!
Soldiers are being placed on mind-altering drugs that cause hallucinations, delusions, psychosis, mania, suicidal and homicidal thoughts among many other horrendous effects.
They arrive home, with their prescriptions and when they don't fair so well in civilian life, are committed for a 72 hour hold. The vicious circle is wrapped tightly with a bow and only those who are fully informed of the facts can right these wrongs." (Director of the Citizens Commission on Human Rights of Florida)
You will get a chance to hear from the Director of this very active non-profit, as well as Attorney, Stephen Talmadge, on this subject.
(Dr. Stephen Alfred Talmadge, Jr. was awarded a Ph.D. in psychology in 1989, after which he served as a licensed clinical psychologist during his 20 year career in the Navy. In 1997, he became a Diplomate in Forensic Psychology, performing evaluations and testifying in military proceedings for all services, worldwide. After retiring from the Navy, Steve graduated from law school. Prior to his current position, he was employed by a public defender as a law clerk, working on cases that involved involuntary commitment (Baker Acts). Steve is very knowledgeable about Baker Act law and administrative rules. He has assisted people in many states who were Baker Acted in Florida. Steve is published in psychological and legal journals.)
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Educating Our Communities on Solutions----Barry Skywalker, Walter Davis and Laurie Anspach
Sat. Jan. 18, 5 PM Eastern, 2 PM Pacific
We explore the hope and possible solutions for military families. Barry Skywalker advocate for human rights, has a special interest in educating families of the military on their rights in terms of declining the psychiatric meds and the benefit of getting fully informed on the facts regarding mental health. He is joined by Director of the Citizens Commission on Human Rights of Florida, Laurie Anspach. These two advocates are dedicated to protecting the rights of our heroes, our soldiers, and their families.
Walter, U.S. Navy 1975 Orlando, Florida
Walter 1984 Naples, Italy on the staff of Commander Fleet Air Mediterranean
Walter as part of an aircrew in a P3 Orion on a surveillance mission over north Africa, 1985.
USS MIDWAY Surface Action Group, Battle Group Alpha, Transiting Indian Ocean enroute to the Battle of the North Arabian Sea 1988. Walter as Chief Radar Pilot in USS MIDWAY.
Walter as a young Chief Petty Officer with only nine years active duty, Yokosuka, Japan.
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Q: syntax confusion: function call versus array indexing Original title: "Kronecker product in Julia"
Assume:
 p       = 0.7;
 PI      = [p 1-p;1-p p];

and:
 Q       = zeros(20,20);

In Matlab we can run:
A=kron(PI(j,:),Q)

while in Julia:
A=kron[PI[j,:],Q]

this leads to the following error:
MethodError: no method matching getindex(::Base.#kron, ::Array{Float64,1}, ::Array{Float64,2})

How to address this and get a result similar to Matlab?

A: There are two uses of () in your line in Matlab:
A=kron(PI(j,:),Q)

The outer () surround the arguments being passed to the kron function, and the inner () provide the index into PI.  In Julia (and Python, and C, and many languages) we use different symbols for these two distinct purposes.
In Julia, we use square brackets [ and ] for indexing, and ( and ) to surround function arguments.
So:
julia> kron(PI[1, :], Q)
40×20 Array{Float64,2}:
 0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  …  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0
 0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0     0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0
 0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0     0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0
 0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0     0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0  0.0
 [etc.]


MP3's vs. original recording SQ??
Does anyone here know off the top of their head if the Eclipse 8445 is ipod ready? I think it is but I can't recall for sure.
The first time I encoded some songs for MP3 I did it at either 98kbs or 64mbs, whatever was lower so I could fit more songs on my mp3 discman.
at that time I wasnt old enough to drive, but the thing was so bad I couldnt listen to it on a discman.
128kbit/s lies on the cusp of audibility for your average commercial recording..... if you have something really dynamic then 192kbit/s is probably as good as most people will need.. but by all means go higher..
Get an 80GB ipod video and an ipod compatible deck (not aux in), rip everything as lossless m4a.
Only way to go if you don't want to carry around all those cd's.
Sorry for the odd question, but what is the difference between an Ipod ready deck and just using a "AUX in" ? Just curious because I don't have an Ipod (I have a Creative MP3 player) and was thinking about running it through the AUX in. Will I get horrible results if I do this?
No, it will sound fine, depending on the quality, but alot better than using an fm transmitter. You will have to change songs using the mp3 player, which can be a pain.
"Ipod ready" can range from having an "ipod" input to dedicated ipod controls on the deck itself. In my case, the Alpine deck I have controls many of the standard features of the ipod right from the deck. This allows me to hide the ipod and just use the deck for everything. SQ is as good as possible since the system uses the ipod's dock connector for pre-amp level signals. I can say that since I've started using the ipod in the car, I can never go back. The level of convenience is so much better and when the tracks are ripped properly the SQ is just as good as a disc. I have not used a disc in over 6 months.
OK thanks for the info. I think I will give it a shot. It just seems so much more handy.
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Family owned businesses in India work as the backbone to support the country's fiscal system. While biggies such as TATAs, Birlas, Jindals and Ambanis have been strengthening the country's economy for decades, not every family business has the expertise or foresight to stand the test of times. Among those few successful ones, Vijay Shah & Associates, a consultancy providing labour law statutory compliance, labour law consultancy, and payroll services has been immensely successful and is today in run by the third generation of the founders. "It was initially a part of our family business started by my maternal grandfather, Mr. Champaklal Mehta, way back in 1960s. He later expanded his business and invited my father Vijay Shah to be a part of his consulting business and thus our company came into being in 1983," says Amol Shah, an intrapreneur. Operating from Mumbai, the father son duo is engaged in helping SMEs understand and regularize compliance regarding labour law.
Staying abreast with latest updates and holding the same dignity in the market for three decades is not an easy task. "The entire process of maintaining employee records, calculation of salary, registering the companies under various laws, preparing and payment of challans was done manually in those days. It was a challenge for us to complete the entire process within government specified time limits," Amol adds. However, to overcome these difficulties, the organisation has developed their customised software which is a key advantage for their working space and allows them to spend more quality time in consultation services. Categorising their services into compliance, consulting and outsourcing Amol explains, "In terms of compliance, we help our clients in maintaining required records, challan preparation and filing return.
Through our consulting services we help clients regularize their compliance by helping them to understand the risk in non-compliance and through our outsourcing services we take care of the payroll process." In addition, the company also works on labour law advisory services.
Companies often face various challenges such as lack of knowledge about labour laws, complexity of the laws, a void in the space of proper guidance and consulting, limited man power to handle day to day compliance work and the tedious process of salary calculation, etc. Vijay Shah & Associates has built a strong expertise by working to mitigate these challenges. "Our firm has a unique combination of industry experience along with practical understating of laws. We follow a professional approach for all our services and have maintained our core competency in labour law giving our clients undivided attention with customized and crisp solutions to their problems," expounds Amol.
"We have grown from a mere customer base of two clients to more than 250 customers today. From just providing compliance and payroll services, we have added verticals such as audit and many more," defines Amol. Obtaining a rapid growth in the labour law space, the company plans to extend its services geographically by adding more branches in cities such as, Pune, Nasik, Vapi, Bharuch and Surat. In addition to these, it also aims to venture into other spaces such as labor law audit and due diligence services.


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require 'rails_helper'

RSpec.describe ComplexCorrespondence, :type => :model do

  it "should anonymize entities" do
    ress = []
    3.times{|i| ress << RDF::Resource.new("http://example.org/res#{i}")}
    stmts = [
      [ress[0], ress[1], ress[2]],
      [ress[1], ress[2], ress[0]],
      [ress[2], ress[0], ress[1]],
      [ress[0], ress[0], ress[0]]
    ]
    c = FactoryGirl.build(:complex_correspondence)
    resource, cleaned_statements = c.clean_rdf_statements(stmts, ress[0])
    assert resource.anonymous?
    cleaned_statements.each{|cs| cs.all?{|el| el.anonymous?}}
    assert_equal resource, cleaned_statements[0][0]
    assert_equal resource, cleaned_statements[1][2]
    assert_equal resource, cleaned_statements[2][1]
    assert cleaned_statements[3].all?{|el| el == resource}
  end

  it "should anonymize patterns but leave resources intact" do
    correspondence = FactoryGirl.build(:complex_correspondence)
    ent1, stmts = correspondence.process_entity(correspondence.entity1)
    assert !ent1.anonymous?
    assert_empty stmts
    ent2, stmts = correspondence.process_entity(correspondence.entity2)
    assert ent2.anonymous?
    assert_not_empty stmts
  end

  it "should store a complex correspondence if we only provide a list of pattern elements" do
    i_pattern = FactoryGirl.create(:pattern)
    o_pattern = FactoryGirl.create(:pattern)
    cc = ComplexCorrespondence.from_elements(i_pattern.pattern_elements, o_pattern.pattern_elements)

    g = RDF::Graph.new
    g.insert(*cc.rdf_statements)
    g.each do |stmt|
      if stmt[1] == Vocabularies::Alignment.entity1 || stmt[1] == Vocabularies::Alignment.entity2
        assert_not_nil stmt[2]
      end
    end

    assert_equal i_pattern.pattern_elements.size * o_pattern.pattern_elements.size, PatternElementMatch.count
    PatternElementMatch.all.each{|pem| assert_equal cc, pem.correspondence}
  end

  it "should also work if we have simple -> complex mappings" do
    i_pattern = FactoryGirl.create(:pattern)
    o_node = FactoryGirl.create(:node_only_pattern).nodes.first
    cc = ComplexCorrespondence.from_elements(i_pattern.pattern_elements, [o_node])
    g = RDF::Graph.new
    g.insert(*cc.rdf_statements)
  end

  it "should determine that we try to fool it ;)" do
    i_node = FactoryGirl.create(:node)
    o_node = FactoryGirl.create(:node)
    cc = ComplexCorrespondence.from_elements([i_node], [o_node])
    assert cc.is_a?(SimpleCorrespondence)
  end

end

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Watch the trailer for animated superhero adventure Bling
April 23, 2016 by Amie Cranswick Leave a Comment
With two weeks to go before its release, a trailer has arrived online for the upcoming animated superhero adventure Bling which features the voice talents of Taylor Kitsch, Jennette McCurdy, James Wood, Carla Gugino, Tom Green, Jon Heder and Jason Mewes. Check it out below after the official synopsis…
BLING follows the tale of lowly theme park mechanic Sam whose plan to marry the girl of his dreams is thwarted by a super villain. It is up to him and his team of superhero robots to save the city. Can this accident-prone amusement park mechanic get back his ring, stop the villain, and win the girl before it's too late?
Bling is set for release on May 6th.
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For the sixth year in a row, Roofing Contractor is putting a well-deserved spotlight on industry all-stars by recognizing the Top 100 Roofing Contractors. For 2014, we are excited to honor an extensive variety of successful companies — from those that have made the list every year since its inception to some that are making a first time appearance. As in the past, the list includes only companies located in the United States, and rankings are based solely on annual sales revenue. Participation was voluntary. Each contractor reported its total revenue and business statistics for 2013, while some also offered valuable insight into their companies, the industry and the economy. All information was self-reported between Jan. 24 and June 15 of 2014.
Regardless of the reason, industry leaders went into this year with confidence. "We feel very positive about 2014," Nichole Mariedth, bid coordinator for Kodiak Roofing & Waterproofing Co. In Lincoln, Calif., said.
"We look forward to what it will bring." We are right there with you, and we can't wait to see what next year's Top 100 Roofing Contractors will have to share with us.
Samantha Meux is associate editor of Roofing Contractor. She can be reached at 248-786-1620 or meuxs@bnpmedia.com.
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Wanda Diamond League
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2012 » New York - Samsung Diamond League
David Rudisha - New York 2012 3
Jesse Williams - New York 2012
Jesse Williams (USA) set a Meeting Record of 2.36m in the Men's High Jump at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Fantu Magiso - New York 2012
Fantu Magiso (ETH) set a Meeting and national record of 1:57.48 in the Women's 800m at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Sanya Richards-Ross - New York 2012
In 22.09 (Word lead), Sanya Richards-Ross won the Women's 200m (national race) at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Tirunesh Dibaba - New York 2012 2
Bernard Lagat - New York 2012
Clocking 3:34.63,Bernard Lagat (USA) won the Men's 1500m (national race) at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Churandy Martina - New York 2012
Clocking 19.94 (NR) Churandy Martina (NED) won the Men's 200m at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Sunette Viljoen - New York 2012
In the Women's Javelin, Sunette Viljoen (RSA) set a new Area and Meeting Record of 69.35m at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Jason Richardson - New York 2012
In 13.18, Jason Richardson (USA) won the Men's 110m Hurdles at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Luguelín Santos - New York 2012 2
T'Erea Brown - New York 2012
T'Erea Brown (USA) set a new Meeting Record of 54.85m in the Women's 400m Hurdles at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Yohan Blake - New York 2012
In 9.90, Yohan Blake (JAM) won the Men's 100m (national race) at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Tyson Gay - New York 2012
Tyson Gay (USA) clocked 10.00 in the Men's 100m B-race at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Luguelín Santos - New York 2012
Clocking 45.24, Luguel
Yohan Blake - New York 2012 3
Kelly-Ann Baptiste - New York 2012
Kelly-Ann Baptiste at the pre-meeting press conference of the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Sanya Richards-Ross - New York 2012 2
Fabiana Murer - New York 2012
Fabiana Murer (BRA) set a World lead of 4.77m in the Women's Pole Vault at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
David Rudisha - New York 2012
David Rudisha (KEN) set a World lead and Meeting record of 1:41.74 at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Francena McCorory - New York 2012
Francena McCorory, Women's 400m, New York, New York 2012, adidas Grand Prix, 2012
David Oliver - New York 2012
David Oliver at the pre-meeting press conference of the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Tirunesh Dibaba - New York 2012
Tirunesh Dibaba (ETH) won the Women's 5000m in 14:50.80 at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
Mitchell Watt - New York 2012
Mitchell Watt (AUS) set a Meeting Record of 8.16m in the Men's Long Jump at the 2012 adidas Grand Prix in New York
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openstack overcloud profiles * should validate "capabilities:node"
That way, the `list' might show the correct information regarding role and image, and we can also validate we have enough nodes in ironic with the `match' command.
Also, this might relate to https://bugs.launchpad.net/tripleo/+bug/1714965 regarding the capacity to ensure nova actually sees the nodes as usable.
We probably need some discussion on how to approach this, since the profiles list command only really cares about the per-profile tagging performed via capabilities: profile, and not per-node tagging via capabilities: node (which aren't mapped to any profile, but instead work via *SchedulerHints parameters to control placement precisely on deploy.
I think we may need another command, or a pre-deployment validation to catch when the *SchedulerHints doesn't match the node tagging in ironic - I'm not really sure extending the profiles command to understand heat SchedulerHints is the right approach, but open to suggestions about how we might do that (currently it just looks at the nodes/flavors, the heat parameters aren't defined until the overcloud deploy).
Maybe a new subcommand "validate" might be added to "overcloud" part?
The first case will provide profiles through the ironic properties/capabilities.
That way, we can validate the values in the env file as well - for the recall, the "--*-scale" and "--*-flavor" options are deprecated in the `openstack overcloud deploy' command, and should hence be removed from the other commands for consistency sake.
More over, if the "validate" subcommand can also query nova in order to ensure it sees the nodes, it's all the best.
This might even deprecate the "profiles" subcommand, IFF the validate can also do the dynamic matching. Or maybe push the `profiles' capabilities to `validate' - this would allow to get a common base/entry point for all pre-deploy validation.
Is this something we should still address?
guess, if it's a validation thing, we can get it working as a pre-deploy validation via the new framework?
Viewing the traction on that one, guess we can close it as "wont-fix" or "invalid"... ?


BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY, trustee, vs. BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY, executor, & others.
In a will establishing a trust to pay the income to the testator's son for life and providing that the son should "have full power to dispose by will of" the principal and that, if he "dies intestate," the principal upon his death should be divided among his heirs at law, the reference to his dying "intestate" was intended to mean failure on his part to exercise his power, and upon his death testate but without exercising the power the principal must be distributed among his heirs at law.
PETITION, filed in the Probate Court for the county of Middlesex on August 3, 1960.
The case was heard by Leggat, J.
Louis F. Eaton, stated the case.
Robert C. McKay, for the respondent Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, executor and trustee.
Richard S. McCabe, for the respondents Arthur W. Wetherbee, Ellen F. W. Whitcomb, and Caroline B. Wetherbee.
SPIEGEL, J. This is a petition in equity filed in the Probate Court for the County of Middlesex by the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company as trustee under the will of Luke Blanchard. The respondents are the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company as executor of the will of Arthur F. Blanchard and trustee of the Blanchard Foundation, and Arthur W. Wetherbee, Ellen F. W. Whitcomb, and Caroline B. Wetherbee, the next of kin and heirs of Arthur F. Blanchard. The petitioner, as trustee, seeks instructions as to the disposition of the trust established by the will of Luke Blanchard and held for the benefit of Arthur F. Blanchard.
The case was heard on a statement of agreed facts. The judge entered a final decree ordering that "the share of said trust fund held for the benefit of said Arthur F. Blanchard be distributed to his next of kin, Arthur W. Wetherbee, Ellen F. W. Whitcomb and Caroline B. Wetherbee." The respondent Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company as executor of the will of Arthur F. Blanchard and as trustee of the Blanchard Foundation appealed from the decree and requested a report of material facts. The judge found that "all necessary facts for the consideration of this petition have been agreed upon by the parties."
Luke Blanchard died August 18, 1901, testate. He was survived by his widow, Jerusha M. Blanchard, his daughter, Annie M. Blanchard, and his son, Arthur F. Blanchard. These three were appointed executors of and trustees under his will which was executed on March 30, 1899.
my decease, I give, devise and bequeath to my wife Jerusha M. Blanchard my daughter Annie M. Blanchard and my son Arthur F. Blanchard to be held by them in trust for the following purposes. . . . (9) To invest the remainder of said property and pay one third of the income thereof to said Jerusha M. Blanchard, one third to said Annie M. Blanchard, and one third of the income thereof to said Arthur F. Blanchard during their lives. Each of said trustees shall have full power to dispose by will of one third of the said remainder. Upon the death of any of said trustees the trust as to one third of said remainder shall end; and if such person dies intestate, his third shall be divided among his heirs at law and next of kin in the same proportion in which they are by law entitled to his property."
Jerusha M. Blanchard died August 21, 1909, intestate, leaving as her sole heirs at law and next of kin, Annie M. Blanchard and Arthur F. Blanchard. Annie died intestate on August 29, 1931, leaving as her sole heir at law and next of kin her brother, Arthur.
Arthur, by a release dated December 28, 1943, and duly recorded with the Probate Court, irrevocably released and relinquished his power to dispose by will of one third of the remainder of the trust fund set up by his father's will. Arthur died May 19, 1953, and by his will left all his property to the trustees of the Blanchard Foundation, a general charitable trust.
The sole question before us is whether under these circumstances that part of the trust fund established by the will of Luke Blanchard and originally held for the benefit of Arthur F. Blanchard should be distributed to the Blanchard Foundation or to the heirs and next of kin of Arthur F. Blanchard.
Luke Blanchard's will provided that if a trustee should die "intestate," the property over which such trustee had a power of disposition by will should pass to his heirs and next of kin. In the instant case the trustee, Arthur F. Blanchard, did not exercise the power, nor did he die intestate. Luke's will did not expressly treat with this situation.
"It is the duty of the court in the interpretation of a will to examine the entire will and to consider the circumstances attending its execution in order, if possible, to ascertain the intent of the testator from the words he used construed in the light of the facts with reference to which they were employed; and if a reading of the whole will produces a conviction as to the disposition he intended to make of his property, then the intent so manifested will be carried out even though not specifically expressed in formal words." Knowlton v. Forbush, 322 Mass. 703 , 704. See Goodwin v. New England Trust Co. 321 Mass. 502 , 504; Hill v. Aldrich, 326 Mass. 630 , 632; Loring v. Clapp, 337 Mass. 53 , 59-60.
By the terms of Luke Blanchard's will the power given to each of the trustees to dispose of one third of the remainder was exercisable only by will.
The provision for disposition of the property in the event of a failure to exercise the power refers in express terms only to a failure resulting from intestacy. It seems clear that the reference to intestacy in this context was intended to mean a failure on the part of a trustee to exercise the power by his will and was not limited to situations where a trustee dies without a will.
The probate judge was correct in decreeing that the share of the trust held for the benefit of Arthur F. Blanchard be distributed to his next of kin.


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Purification through Violence is the debut studio album by American death metal band Dying Fetus, following Infatuation with Malevolence, a collection of early demos. It was released in 1996.

The band left Pulverizer Records shortly after the album's release.

Release history
Purification Through Violence was reissued in January 2011 by Relapse. It included the bonus tracks "Beaten into Submission" (1997 rehearsal demo) and "Raped on the Altar" (live in Herbolzheim, Germany, 1998).

Track listing

Personnel
 John Gallagher - guitars/vocals
 Jason Netherton - bass guitar/vocals
 Brian Latta - guitars
 Rob Belton - drums

References

1996 debut albums
Dying Fetus albums

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You know my age over 40 but hey done some good things through my years rode the Isle of man TT Races Mad Sunday and survived 2 times! Done some amazing Dives around europe Malta ,Egypt Red Sea (Thistlegorm) Scarpa Flow ! But now had to slow down due to the late addition of my 7 year old daughter! The bikes have gone the Scuba Gear has gone! but now i have the XBOXONE and some good friends to play along side Love battlefield have played this for over 3 years solid only game i played for a long time Till DESTINY this has got me hooked!well enough said Looking forward to some of my friends from the 360 club crossing over to XBOXONE!


BA: Before we start, please tell us a little bit about your team. Who are you?
DT: George Neequaye is a rising senior at Ashesi University, Nana Akowuah is a rising senior at the SOS Hermann Gmeiner International College, Efua Kumea Asibon is a rising sophomore at Swarthmore College and Sedinam Worlanyo is a rising freshman at Swarthmore College. Simply put, we are a group of people who saw a problem and were blessed to be given the hearts and means to implement a solution.
BA: For people who might not know, could you please explain what Dislabelled does?
DT: Dislabelled seeks to break the stigma attached to people with disabilities and to improve the Special Education System in Ghana. We launched our debut project at the Autism Awareness Care and Training Centre in Kokomlemle this summer. During this summer program we taught the students robotics, videography, photography, dance, art and crafts. We donated learning and teaching materials to the Centre and painted a mural. Our ultimate aim is to empower people with special needs by improving the quality of education they receive. We support Special Schools by improving their infrastructure and by providing these schools with technologically advanced learning and teaching materials suited to special needs.
The other phase of Dislabelled is the advocacy and awareness phase. We hope to use all possible means to advocate for the rights of people with Special needs in Ghana. For us it is imperative that every Ghanaian is made aware of the appalling conditions for people with Special needs in the country. People must also understand how intellectual and physical differabilities arise and how to relate with people with differabilities.
BA: How did Dislabelled start and what were the most important factors that drove you to get it started?
DT: We realized the pervasiveness of people with Special Needs begging on the streets of Accra so we decided to probe into why so many people with differabilities were unemployed. We visited some Special Schools in Accra and were surprised by the harsh learning conditions and the almost non-existing learning and teaching materials even in the capital city. We also visited the Special Education Unit of the Ghana Education Service and interviewed teachers, children and government officials to find the root cause of the neglect of Special Education and how we could help. The research work helped us a lot because we were able to understand the problem and the system. This greatly aided the solution phase. It further made us more familiar with people in the system and built our network. That was really beneficial.
BA: It is very evident that you are driven, determined people. How did you get this determination and drive?
DT: When you have the end in mind and you understand the gravity of the problem at hand, there is no way you can lack determination and drive…honestly. God encourages us to defend and support the marginalised in society and that is what we strive to achieve.
BA: How did you come up with the name Dislabelled?
DT: We were initially called 'threefourteen' but we wanted a name that better encapsulated our mission. Mr. John Kamau, our high school teacher, suggested 'Dislabeled' and we felt like it aptly encompassed our goals and values. We however realized that 'Dislabeled' existed already but we loved the name. So we decided to use 'Dislabelled' instead to prevent copyright issues in the future and to help us develop an original brand.
BA: You are butterflies, already flapping your wings in your community. What advice do you have for the youth who feel marginalised and without hope for this continent?
DT: 'Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds...' It all begins from your mentality. Your negative mentality can smother your dreams and fog your creativity and abilities. Don't let the flood of pessimism around you erase your hopes. There is opportunity everywhere. Go get it!
BA: What is your vision for the future of this continent?
DT: We hope to reach out to more Special schools all over Africa. We are planning to branch into employment, architecture and health sectors. Collaboration is also very important so we are constantly seeking to partner with like-minded individuals and organizations from various parts of Africa. If you would love to collaborate with us, we would also love to!!
BA: Our theme of the month for the magazine is activism and how, via the change we make, we are activists for a better future, for a brighter Africa. What change do you want to create through Dislabelled?
DT: We want to empower people with intellectual and physical differabilities to become useful citizens. Moreover, we hope to help people understand the need to support people with Special needs.
BA: What is the one thing that has kept you going the whole time, the one thing that you have clung onto to keep you going?
DT: The immensity of the problem at hand. We would be wicked to be fully aware of the harsh treatment that people with Special needs suffer and do nothing about it.
BA: To start an organisation, a few challenges do occur which might seek to make the development of that idea difficult. Did/do you have any challenges and how did/do you seek to overcome them?
DT: Fundraising was a major challenge for us. We applied for a lot of grants and sponsorship but since we had nothing to show that we were actually serious about Dislabelled, we were denied them all. We then made our button badges, which sold out quite fast and set-up our blog. People started to take us more seriously. Launching our crowd-funding page, which gave us $9000+ (from online and offline donations) also helped us a lot. We were awarded a Swarthmore Foundation Grant in May. Persistence is an invaluable tool. Keep persisting and look for alternative methods to overcome your challenges. Keep Pushing and don't be scared or shy to ask for help.
Dislabelled is an organisation that seeks to break the stigma attached to people with disabilites. They recently took out time to explain their vision to Butterfly Africa.


Home > Products > ADJ - American DJ > CONTROLLERS > AMERICAN DJ AIRSTREAM-IR 4 x IR sensor for IR control that's compatible with UCIR fixtures.
Universal infrared remote control App for a variety of ADJ lighting fixtures. Compatible with iOS devices (iPad & iPhone). Requires ADJ Airstream IR Adapter (sold separately). ADJ Airstream IR sensors sold separately in a pack of 4 from ADJ dealers.


This is one of our most versatile and useful tools and comes as a complete kit with no downloading, printing or laminating required.
Use the table top easel to display the sequences of prompts and reminders during a lesson and reduce negative verbal communication.
Reduce disruption to the rest of the classroom whilst quietly and easily prompting a pupil who may need more encouragement for activities and participation with tasks.
When the pupil seems a little distracted or has lost concentration simply slot the next visual prompt card in the specially moulded transparent slot and continue on task.
The final slot is ideal for the star reward cards and the process when used regularly can show great improvements in memory, concentration and impulse control.
A rewarding system with positive reminders can greatly enhance the learning experience through developing concentration and focus especially for children with conditions such as A.D.H.D, ASD, short term memory and organisational difficulties.
A handy tool for the SEN classroom assistant for one to one support or as a group display.