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How do you create a family Emergency Binder to help your family track and plan for emergencies? Where do you keep all of your important documents and information? Having it in multiple files or in different locations around the house is a recipe for disaster.
Create an emergency binder for your family so you can have all of your information readily available. Whether it's a fire, flood, or death of a loved one who normally "takes care of it all".
It's overwhelming thinking about all the information you need to pull together in case of an emergency. And all that paperwork to organize! That's where the household emergency binder comes in. Between the bind and this blog post, we are going to get you organized!
The household or family emergency binder is one that you keep secure and in a place, only your immediate family will know about. It is used in the case of an emergency and to hold all of the families most important legal documents and household information.
These are documents that you MUST have in case of an emergency and that may be irreplaceable.
This binder not only helps you organize all of your families information and documents so you can easily find them for day to day tasks like school registration, immunizations, and other events. It's also a quick way to grab all of these documents in an emergency such as a flood, fire, hurricane, tornado, etc.
You need these documents if you get displaced when you need to apply for benefits or help after a disaster, or so you don't have to go through the hassle of having them replaced after your home is destroyed.
I have also added pages to our household emergency binder that will help my spouse or children if something should ever happen to me. Each month, I usually pay the bills on my own. I'm the only one who knows what bills are paid online, which are direct withdrawal and the usernames and passwords to all that information.
If something were to happen to me and I was unable to pay those bills, no one else in the family would even know where to look.
Having a family emergency binder makes it so we all know where to find that information and where the most important household documents are located.
If you are feeling overwhelmed about the idea of a binder and what it should contain, I have created a digital download that you can purchase that lays out everything you should include with checklists, fill in the blank pages, and prompts for information.
What Should an Emergency Binder Include?
Utilities – you may need to contact them to report a problem, to ask about safe return dates, etc.
Your Emergency Plan – if you have one that you have designed with your family, include it here so you don't forget any details during the panic of an emergency.
Keys- an extra set of keys to vehicles, RV's, boats, storage units, houses, etc.
Cash – keeping a little extra cash in case of an emergency in the binder is a good idea in case you don't have any on hand or you forget to grab some.
Your binder does not need to be fancy. You can make it as decorative and beautiful as you want or as simple and utilitarian as you desire.
Binder – a typical 3-ring binder is a great base to start with. It can be a 1 1/2 – 2-inch binder. Having the option to add more pages or pockets is a good idea.
Page Protectors – page protectors not only allow you to store documents inside the binder without damaging them (or needing to hole punch them) it also keeps them from becoming damaged when you are paging through the binder or removing or adding other documents.
Firebox – if you are worried about your binder not being fireproof, you can store it in a firebox. You can also add other family valuables to the firebox so they are all there and easy to grab. Just make sure your firebox is portable and easy to carry.
What About Keeping My Documents Secure?
All of these documents are already in your house and easily accessible if there were a break-in. The perps might have to dig through a filing cabinet and grab extra unnecessary documents, but it's all still there.
The nice thing about a binder is that it can easily be placed in a safe or a security box if you have one. This would actually make your documents more secure than they would be in a regular filing cabinet or even a locking file cabinet.
During an emergency, keeping your binder on your person and someplace you won't lose it in the shuffle and hustle is a little harder. Most likely you have taken a back-pack or a bag of some sort to carry other essentials. Keep that with you at all times and keep your binder safely tucked away inside it.
Now that you know what an emergency binder is and what it should contain, it's time to start putting yours together.
If you are feeling overwhelmed and don't know what items you should or shouldn't include, you can download a pre-made pack that will provide cover sheets (just add them to page protectors with tabs), checklists for each section, and forms to fill out with vital information.
It's entirely possible that you will never have to deal with an emergency and that the binder will be more for organizing your households important and legal documents. That's okay.
Having all of your families immunization records, birth certificates, car titles, and other important information in one convenient and organized place will make your life less stressful.
It's just a great idea to have an emergency household binder. No matter what.


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Blog Entry: As American as Football, Apple Pie and Class Actions
Benesch Friedlander Coplan & Aronoff LLP
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Two cert petitions in a football-related class action are pending before the U.S. Supreme Court: Gilchrist v. National Football League, case no. 16-283 and Armstrong v. National Football League. Both are scheduled to be considered by the Court at its December 9, 2016 conference.
The petitions arise from In re: NFL Players Concussion Injury Litigation, filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Both arrived at the Court after the Third Circuit affirmed the district court's orders overruling objections to its orders certifying the class and approving its settlement with the NFL.
The class consisted of over 20,000 retired players, and the settlement broadly provided for "(1) an uncapped Monetary Award Fund that provides compensation for retired players who submit proof of certain diagnoses; (2) a $75 million Baseline Assessment Program that provides eligible retired players with free baseline assessment examinations of their objective neurological functioning; and (3) a $10 million Education Fund to instruct football players about injury prevention." The "Qualifying Diagnoses" entitling class members to monetary recovery include a "Level 1.5 Neurocognitive Impairment," providing for a maximum award of $1.5 million; a "Level 2 Neurocognitive Impairment," $3 million maximum; Parkinson's Disease, $3.5 million maximum; Alzheimer's Disease, $3.5 million maximum; death with chronic traumatic encephalopathy ("CTE"), $4.5 million maximum; and ALS, $5 million maximum.
In turn, the class members released all claims against the NFL "arising out of, or relating to, head, brain and/or cognitive injury, as well as any injuries arising out of, or relating to, concussions and/or sub-concussive events," including CTE-related claims.
In Gilchrist, petitioner, the son of a former NFL player who died from CTE, objected to the settlement because it placed a lower monetary value on death with CTE than it did on ALS, and also because he claimed that "the assessment, analysis, and ascribed value of the various conditions suffered by retired NFL players were fundamentally unfair and not justified by the science." He asks the Court to determine "under what circumstances Daubert must be satisfied for a class to be certified under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23 when challenged expert testimony is at issue." He also asks this:
Is it fundamentally wrong and an abdication of fiduciary duties to absent class members under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23 for the lower courts to have approved the NFL's head trauma class action settlement where there was no adversarial discovery on, and no definitive assessments about, the disputed "scientific" propositions regarding head trauma that were the basis for vastly disparate relief to class members along with a comprehensive release of claims?
In Armstrong, petitioners took issue with the fact that the settlement provided no monetary benefits for those receiving a post-settlement CTE diagnosis while those with a pre-settlement CTE diagnosis could receive up to $4 million. They argued that the settlement was negotiated on the class members' behalf "by lawyers representing clients with current injuries" (emphasis added), and asked the Court to determine "whether approval of such a settlement is consistent with Rule 23's adequacy-of-representation requirement and due process."
We'll be following these cert petitions and will keep you posted, while we stay tuned to the tsunami of college and pro football awaiting us in the weeks and months ahead.
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Q: Moment of inertia about the origin of an ellipsoid? Find the moment of inertia about the origin of an ellipsoid. Heres what I did but I believe it is incorrect:
$$I_o= \iiint_{V_e}{(x^2 +y^2 +z^2)\rho dx dy dz} $$
Making Substitution of $aX=x \ bY=y \ cZ=z
\ and\ dx=adX,  \ dy=bdY, \  dz=cdZ$
$$I_o= abc\iiint_{V_s}{(a^2X^2 +b^2Y^2 +c^2Z^2)\rho dX dY dZ} $$
Now we can change utilize symmetry of sphere that is left to get
$$I_o= abc\iiint_{V_s}{(a^2 +b^2 +c^2)X^2\rho dX dY dZ} $$
$$I_o= \rho abc(a^2 +b^2 +c^2)\iiint_{V_s}{X^2 dX dY dZ} $$
Because of symmetry. Professor told us that $$ \iiint_{V_s}{X^2 dX dY dZ}= {3 \pi \over 15 }$$ (Im not sure how he got this so if someone could explain I would be very grateful
This leaves me with $I_o=\rho abc(a^2 +b^2 +c^2) {3 \pi \over 15 }$

A: The number you quote is not that integral but its ratio to the volume of the sphere. In polar coordinates:
$$
\int_0^1r^2\mathrm dr\int_{-1}^1\mathrm d\cos\theta\int_0^{2\pi}\mathrm d\phi \,z^2\\
=\int_0^1r^2\mathrm dr\int_{-1}^1\mathrm d\cos\theta\int_0^{2\pi}\mathrm d\phi \,r^2\cos^2\theta\\
=\int_0^1r^4\mathrm dr\int_{-1}^1\mathrm d\cos\theta\cos^2\theta\int_0^{2\pi}\mathrm d\phi\\
=2\pi\left[\frac15r^5\right]^1_0\left[\frac13\cos^3\theta\right]^{\cos\theta=1}_{\cos\theta=-1}\\
=\frac{4\pi}{15}
$$
and
$$
\int_0^1r^2\mathrm dr\int_{-1}^1\mathrm d\cos\theta\int_0^{2\pi}\mathrm d\phi \\\
=4\pi\left[\frac13r^3\right]^1_0\\
=\frac{4\pi}3\;,
$$
so the ratio is $3\pi/15=\pi/5$. This would be the right number to use if you'd taken out a factor of $m$ instead of a factor of $\rho=m/V$.
Other than that, and the fact that you're writing $V$ for two different volumes (the sphere and the ellipsoid), your approach is correct.

A: Using symmetry, $\iiint_S{X^2 dX dY dZ}=\iiint_S{Z^2 dX dY dZ} $;
and using spherical coordinates with $Z=\rho\cos\phi$ gives
$\iiint_S{Z^2 dX dY dZ}=\int_0^{2\pi}\int_0^{\pi}\int_0^1\rho^2\cos^2\phi\cdot\rho^2\sin\phi d\rho d\phi d\theta=\int_0^{2\pi}\int_0^{\pi}\frac{1}{5}\sin\phi\cos^2\phi d\phi d\theta$
$=\frac{1}{5}\int_0^{2\pi}\big[-\frac{1}{3}\cos^3\phi\big]_0^{\pi}d\theta=\frac{1}{15}\cdot2\cdot2\pi=\frac{4\pi}{15}\;\;$ (instead of $\frac{3\pi}{15}$)

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Hurricane Maria Makes First Landfall As A Category 5 Storm
By Katherine Biek
The hurricane made landfall on the islands of Dominica and Guadeloupe late Monday.
Hurricane Maria made landfall in the Caribbean late Monday as a Category 5 storm.
It hit the island of Dominica with 160 mph maximum sustained winds.
In a Facebook post, the country's prime minister said Maria caused "widespread devastation."
On the French island of Guadeloupe, government officials reported "extremely violent" winds and told citizens to stay inside.
Maria's path is similar to Hurricane Irma's, but Dominica and Guadeloupe avoided a direct hit from Irma earlier this month. Overnight Tuesday, Maria is expected to make landfall again on the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico — areas that are still recovering from Irma.
In preparation, President Donald Trump already approved emergency declarations for both Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Related Story This Hurricane Season Is As Unusual As The Huge Storms Themselves
Maria's strength diminished slightly to a Category 4 storm after making landfall, but meteorologists increased it back to a Category 5 on Tuesday morning.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted a more active than normal hurricane season this year. Still, this is the first time since 2007 that two Category 5 hurricanes have formed in the Atlantic in the same season.


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Five new books for ecosocialists
Climate and Capitalism editor Ian Angus takes a look at five new books for an ecosocialists' bookshelf. Inclusion does not necessarily imply endorsement or agreement with a book's contents.
Dust Bowls Of Empire: Imperialism, Environmental Politics, & the Injustice of 'Green' Capitalism
By Hannah Holleman
Yale University Press, 2018
10 new political albums to fire up activists in 2019
Here are the best new albums that related to this month's politics. (There are actually far more than 10 - count them). What albums would you suggest? Comment on Twitter, Facebook, or email.
New plays take on consent and culture
February 2, 10, 14, Perth Fringe Festival
The Actor's Hub, 129 Kensington St, East Perth
An Evening with…
February 3, 8, 16, Perth Fringe Festival
10 questions with Provocalz about his new EP, 'G.O.D.'
Radical Gamilaraay rapper Provocalz has released a new EP, just in time for Invasion Day, January 26. Green Left Weekly's Mat Ward, who made the music for it, asked him a few questions about it.
Samir Amin on value in a divided world
Modern Imperialism, Monopoly Finance Capital and Marx's Law of Value
By Samir Amin
Monthly Review Press, 2018
One of the most obvious and abhorrent features of the global economy is the stark division of the world into a wealthy "North" and a poor "South". Egyptian-born economist Samir Amin, who passed away in August, often referred to this divide as one of "centre" and "periphery".
Sorry To Bother You offers rich lessons in seeking radical social change
Written & directed by Boots Riley
This review includes mild spoilers.
As an Australian living abroad, incidents of Australians being racist and/or misogynistisic that attract attention from international media outlets are frequently forwarded to me in anticipation of a seething refrain.
'Power of the Documentary' highlighted in Sydney
"The issues raised in this film are vitally important: it is a history of the involvement of journalism and the mainstream media in not merely reporting on, but collaborating with, the making of wars," John Pilger, radical filmmaker, journalist and author, told the audience at a showing of his 2010 film The War You Don't See.
The film was part of the Power of the Documentary: Breaking the Silence film festival, curated by Pilger and showing at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney between November 28 and December 9.
Eight new books for ecosocialists
Climate and Capitalism editor Ian Angus offers up eight new books as recommended reading for ecosocialists. Inclusion does not imply agreement with a book's contents.
1. The Biofuels Deception: Going Hungry on the Green Carbon Diet
By Okbazghi Yohannes
A true people's artist
Rock & Roll Harbour
Exhibition by The Shop Gallery
112 Glebe Point Road, Glebe
Thurs January 3 – Wed Jan 9
Peter Gow is the people's artist.
His ouvre is driven by his down-to-earth, inner-city environment such as boathouses and the heritage-listed Sydney Harbour Bridge in various attitudes, all of which feature prominently in this exhibition.
Gow is a qualified electrician and builder as well, very handy for making the frames in his spare time that embrace his art.
Eye-opening look at the dark side of the 'aid industry'
Written by Antony Loewenstein
Directed by Thor Neureiter
www.disastercapitalismfilm.com
Disaster Capitalism is a groundbreaking documentary film about Bougainville, Haiti and Afghanistan, revealing the dark underbelly of the global aid and investment industry. The film offers important insights into a secret multi-billion dollar world by investigating how aid money is actually spent — or misspent.
Green Left Weekly coverage also allows us to learn about the struggles of movements in Australia and around the world against neoliberalism, human rights violation, racism, environmental degradation, and other pressing issues that highlight capitalist decay. Through the paper, we become a part of international movements and trends clamouring for an end to barbarism and collectively struggling for socialism.
Sonny Melencio
Chairperson, Partido Lakas ng Masa (PLM, Party of the Labouring Masses), Philippines.


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Sims Group Limited announced on May 27 that SA Recycling – a joint venture between Sims Group and Adams Steel – has purchased Long Beach, Calif.-based Pacific Coast Recycling, LLC from Mitsui & Co. Ltd. and its 100 percent subsidiary Mitsui & Co. (USA), Inc. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Pacific Coast Recycling operates seven facilities in California – including locations in the Port of Long Beach, San Diego, Fontana, and South Gate – processing both ferrous and nonferrous scrap metal with annual shipments of approximately 1 million metric tons.
Sims Group Limited, which recently merged with Metal Management Inc., is the world's largest listed metal recycler with more than 200 operations globally. Sims' core business is metal recycling, with an emerging business in recycling solutions.
The 2019 WMO State of the Global Climate Report: Key Takeaways from the Worrying Report
Greta Thunberg Named TIME Person of the Year Today
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U.N. Climate Talks Close with Little Agreement or Global Unity
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2 edition of Tales of the Caribbean found in the catalog.
Jones, Evan
by Jones, Evan
Published 1984 by Ginn in Aylesbury .
Contents, - Anansi stories. - Stories from history. - The beginning of things. - Witches and duppies.
Statement Evan Jones.
Series Traditional tales from around the world, Ginn reading level -- 10/11
Pagination 4 v. :
Pirates of the Caribbean is a series of fantasy swashbuckler films produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and based on Walt Disney's theme park ride of the same name.. Directors of the series include Gore Verbinski (films 1–3), Rob Marshall (4), Joachim Rønning, and Espen Sandberg (5). The series is primarily written by Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio (1–4); other writers include Stuart Directed by: Gore Verbinski (1–3), Rob Marshall . The newest film in the box-office smashing franchise Pirates of the Caribbean, Dead Men Tell No Tales features the return of fan-favorites Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow, and Geoffrey Rush as Hector Barbossa, alongside franchise newcomers Javier Bardem (No Country for Old Men, Skyfall), Kaya Scodelario (The Maze Runner), and Brenton Thwaites.
A collection of favourite tales gathered from the many different islands of the Caribbean, one of the world's richest sources of traditional storytelling. From the very first Kingfisher to Anansi the Spider Man, these lively retellings full of humour and pathos, are beautifully retold by Trish : Trish Cooke. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is a page novel based on the film Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.. Description Edit. Henry is on a mission. As a young sailor in the British navy, he has dedicated his life to the sea, learning all about its lore and (s): Elizabeth Rudnick.
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We aren't quite ready to say goodbye to 2018, but looking at everything coming to Walt Disney World in 2019 has us pretty excited about next year! Disney Parks has just announced its exciting lineup for new experiences in the new year at Disney World and it all kicks off with Mickey's 90th birthday!
If there was ever a time to plan a trip to Florida and visit the Magic Kingdom, it's 2019. Get ready to celebrate your visit with the Incredibles, Mickey and his pals, and Lightning McQueen—in addition to enjoying tons of new food and goodies! Here are all the details on what's coming to Disney World next year.
1. Start the year out strong with a new experience called "Mickey & Minnie's Surprise Celebration." You'll get to experience fresh music and dancing, among others as you celebrate with your favorite Disney mice.
2. Dance with Mickey, Minnie and the rest of the game in front of Cinderella Castle in the new "Move It! Shake It! MousekeDance It! Street Party." You'll be able to dance with live singers to new arrangements of classic Mickey Mouse Club songs.
4. You can expect to find tons of new and special Mickey- and Minnie-themed merchandise and food.
6. Pixar Place at Disney's Hollywood Studios will transform into a Municiberg city block as The Incredibles arrive!
7. Visit the end of the block where you'll find a statue in honor of Mr. Incredible, Mrs. Incredible and Frozone to celebrate their super deeds.
8. You'll finally get to meet Edna Mode—the greatest super suit designer! Find her at a special location on Pixar Place showcasing some of her best creations.
9. Keep an eye out for Jack-Jack, who will also roam Pixar Place.
10. Meet Mike and Sully from Monters Inc. inside Walt Disney Presents.
11. Lightning McQueen's Racing Academy arrives at Disney's Hollywood Studios in spring 2019.
12. Meet Lightning McQueen's speedy pal, Cruz Ramirez outside the Racing Academy.
13. Can you believe it's the 25th anniversary of The Lion King? Head to Disney's Animal Kingdom with Timon and Rafiki in the Hakuna Matata Time Dance Party on Discovery Island.
14. Check out special three-dimensional photo opportunities from The Lion King.
15. Visit The Epcot International Festival of the Arts from Jan. 18 – Feb.25, where you'll see world-class culinary, visual and performing arts.
16. During the festival, you can watch The Disney on Broadway Concert Series seven days a week.
17. Check out the The Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival from March 6 – June 3. You'll be amazed at the huge selection of food found at outdoor kitchens and Disney-themed topiaries.
18. Epcot's Garden Rocks Concert Series will also be expanded to seven days a week during the Flower & Garden Festival––that's 270 concerts over the course of the 90-day event!
19. Get ready to say goodbye to IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth, the nighttime firework show scheduled to end the second half of 2019.
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The Castle of Perseverance is unusual among morality plays in that it balances the vices with an equivalent number of virtues.
On the stage for which The Castle of Perseverance was designed, however, the raised scaffolds (the dominant part of the stage) are given almost entirely to the vices. There is one scaffold for God, but the other four are given to the World, the Flesh, the Devil (Belial), and to Covetous, the deadly sin which triumphs over Mankind at the end.
It is perhaps a human tendency to find vice more interesting than virtue; the prominence given the vices in The Castle of Perseverance becomes typical of later moralities, where the vices take up most of the stage time, and often finish up fighting amongst themselves.
"That reverend Vice"
One character in the moralities became especially popular. He was called simply the Vice, and he would dart about the stage disguising himself as a virtue, playing tricks on virtues and vices alike, and generally indulging in a lot of slapstick comedy.
Both early comedies and tragedies included parts for a vice, called names like Ambidexter, or Subtle Shift.
Falstaff is called "that reverend vice, that grey iniquity" (Henry IV, Part One, 2. 4. 458-59), and in many ways he performs the function of a Vice--amoral, corrupting, and amusing.
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Yuriko Koike elected Tokyo's first female governor by landslide
By James Griffiths, CNN
Updated 4:47 AM EDT, Mon August 1, 2016
Yuriko Koike will become Toyko's first-ever female governor
She was elected by more than a million votes over her nearest rival
Tokyo has elected its first female governor, the Arabic-speaking environmentalist and North Korea hawk Yuriko Koike.
A former Japanese defense minister, the 64-year-old received over a million votes more than her nearest rival, Hiroya Masuda, who was backed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
Koike, who previously broke glass ceilings as Japan's first female defense chief, is one of only three women currently serving as governor of one of the country's 47 prefectures.
In her campaign, Koike referenced Joan of Arc and anime character Sally the Witch, and vowed to overcome childcare shortages and push female-friendly policies "so that both women and men can shine in Tokyo."
私は東京を文化の発信地にしていきます。コミケ開催地も出版社もその多くが東京にあるのです。東京都が総力を挙げて、コミケを応援します! pic.twitter.com/QF5Iyu2kQM
— 小池百合子 (@ecoyuri) July 17, 2016
Japanese society is still heavily male-dominated in both politics and business. The World Economic Forum ranks the country 101st out of 145 in terms of gender equality, and only 9.5% of Japan's House of Representatives are women, according to the Inter-Parliamentary Union.
The status of women at the very top of Japanese society has also come into question in recent years. Current laws do not allow for a woman to accede to the Chrysanthemum Throne. Princess Aiko would be second-in-line to succeed Emperor Akihito, after her father, Crown Prince Naruhito. Unless the law is changed however, the title will pass on Naruhito's death to Aiko's uncle, Prince Fumihito.
What happens if the Emperor steps down?
Multilingual commentator
A graduate of Cairo University, Koike is fluent in both English and Arabic, and worked as a translator and newscaster before entering politics.
Outspoken and opinionated, she is a frequent commentator on Japanese and global affairs. In recent months she has praised Taiwan's recently elected president Tsai Ying-wen and warned of Donald Trump's "potential to do lasting damage" to the U.S.-Japan relationship.
Koike was endorsed for Tokyo governor by the Japan Society for History Textbook Reform, which promotes a revisionist, nationalistic view of Japanese history, particularly downplaying or whitewashing war crimes and the use of sex slaves by Japanese forces in WWII. In the past, she's written about the need for Japan to "take responsibility for the future, not obsess about the past."
She is also a frequent critic of North Korea, previously accusing Koreans in Japan of sending money to support Kim Jong Un's regime.
A former Enivornment Minister, Koike encouraged supporters to wear green during her campaign.
PHOTO: Shizuo Kambayashi/AP
Green governor
Environment Minister from 2003 to 2005, Koike stressed her green credentials during her gubernational campaign, encouraging supporters to wear green and donning a green headband herself for photo-ops.
In 2005 she pioneered a widely-adopted program to encourage male office workers to ditch their suit jackets in summer, allowing office air conditioners to be set at higher temperatures.
Koike has also promoted the introduction of a carbon tax and the use of forshiki – Japanese wrapping cloth – shopping bags in place of plastic.
Her Twitter handle is @ecoyuri.
Olympic hurdles
As governor of Tokyo, Koike will oversee preparations for the 2020 summer Olympic Games.
Japan cancels controversial Olympic stadium
Despite still being four years away, the games have already attracted controversy, with construction of the main stadium delayed after a high-profile plan by the late architect Zaha Hadid was scrapped at the last minute due to rising costs.
The games' official logo also had to be dropped after it was alleged that the design was plagiarized.
The 2020 games are "a defining moment – an occasion for Tokyo's citizens to consider how we want to be seen, and how we see ourselves," Koike wrote last month.
CNN's Junko Ogura contributed reporting from Tokyo.


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 *      Author: nicolas
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#ifndef KLT_POINT_HANDLING
#define KLT_POINT_HANDLING

#include <opencv2/core/core.hpp>
#include <cstdio>
#include <vector>

// extracts points on a grid and tracks them over time. img_r can be a empty cv::Mat, in that case no disparity computation is done
// output variables are z_all and updateVect that need to point to existing arrays of the correct size (3*sizeof(double)*numPoints for z_all and sizeof(unsigned char)*numPoints for updateVect)
// stereo: 0 = never do stereo, 1 = do stereo with new features, 2 = always do stereo
void trackFeatures(const cv::Mat &img_l, const cv::Mat &img_r, std::vector<cv::Point2f> &z_all_l, std::vector<cv::Point2f> &z_all_r,
        std::vector<int> &updateVect, int stereo = 0);

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The Mahila Arogya Vikas, Vikasa Tarangini team of the twin cities under the leadership of Smt. Suneetha Madiraju are rendering yeomen medical services to the poor and underprivileged women. The team of volunteers visited the nearby slum areas to educate and bring awareness to women about the types of cervical diseases and breast cancer, and also the need for attending free health camps.
A camp was held on 19.03.2017 at the Community Hall, Kompalli Village, Kompalli Mandal, Medchal(Malkajgiri) district.
The attendees expressed their gratitude to Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji for holding such free health camps.
1. Vikasa Tarangini Members of Kompalli & Medicines sponsored by Lakshmi Devi.
Kompalli Vikasa Tarangini Members Nagamani, Satyavathi, Subhadra, Veeramani, Anantha, Eshwaramma and Hymavathi canvassed about the camp in local areas which helped Vikasa Tarangini in making local arrangements for camp very nicely. Mahila Arogya Vikas members Smt. Padmasri, Smt.Nirmala, Smt.Bhavani, Smt.Kiran, Smt.Meera, Smt.Padma, and Smt.Sujatha along with the co-ordinator Smt. Suneetha Madiraju assisted in the camp.


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Ardwick Green Barracks is a former military installation in Ardwick, Manchester.

History
The barracks were designed by Lawrence Booth as the headquarters of the 5th (Ardwick) Volunteer Battalion, The Manchester Regiment; they were completed in 1886 and opened by Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in September 1887. The 5th (Ardwick) Volunteer Battalion evolved to become the 8th battalion the Manchester Regiment in 1908. The battalion was mobilised at the drill hall in August 1914 before being deployed to Gallipoli and ultimately to the Western Front.

During the Second World War, the barracks were used a detention centre for deserters. After the War the barracks were restored to use as the headquarters of 8th battalion of the Manchester Regiment. They became home to the Manchester Regiment (Ardwick and Ashton) Territorials in 1967 and then became base to C Company of 5th/8th (Volunteer) Battalion of the King's Regiment in 1971. This unit evolved to become C (King's) Company of the King's and Cheshire Regiment, still based at Ardwick Green, in 1999. From 2006, the barracks were the home of D (Inkerman) Company of the 4th Battalion of the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. The barracks were vacated in 2018, and put up for sale following year.

See also

Listed buildings in Manchester-M12

References

Drill halls in England
Buildings and structures in Manchester
Manchester Regiment

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Below you will find information for the 2019 Jr Lancer Baseball teams.
The Jr. Lancers is a cost-effective Londonderry-based baseball program that fields teams from 9U to 13U. The Jr. Lancers adhere to a Londonderry-first model, where rosters are formed exclusively from Londonderry kids. Only if there is not enough kids in an age group will we solicit out-of-towners. The teams play in the very competitive Elite Baseball League (EBL - www.elitebaseballleague.com), which is a Travel Baseball league, so there is some travel required (think southern NH, southeast Maine, and eastern Mass). Our teams do request as many home games as possible and host them at the LAFA complex.
The Jr Lancer program is meant to supplement the LAFA recreational baseball season, not replace it, allowing kids to play on Rec teams and qualify to play on the LAFA summer All-Star teams. Practices are during the winter (January - March) and are run by the coaches to work on baseball fundamentals and team strategy. Teams typically schedule 6-8 Sunday double-headers during April and May, with EBL playoffs in early June. The 13U schedule is slightly longer going into early July.
Our program is run by the Londonderry Lancer Dugout Club which is a non-profit and therefore the teams are run at cost. For more information about the Lancer Dugout Club, go to https://www.lancersdugoutclub.org/.
First payment is due by Sept. 30th.
Second payment is due by Jan. 21st.
Balance is due by Mar. 21st.
Uniform costs are separate from the tuition, and the required items (jersey, hat, pants, practice t-shirt) run about $90-$100.
Janurary - March : Winter Practices, usually twice per week, Sunday and weeknight. Days/times should stay constant.
April - May : EBL Season consisting of 6-8 Sunday double-headers, weather permitting.
June (early) : EBL Playoffs - for teams that don't make the primary playoffs, they typically offer secondary playoffs.
Tryouts are held in early August for the following years team (August 2018 for the spring 2019 team). We follow the Cal Ripken age cutoff, so your childs Jr. Lancer baseball age is their age on May 1st of that year. A child that is currently 9 but will turn 10 before May 1st, 2019 would be trying out for the 2019 10U team.
Players must attend one of the tryouts to be eligible. It is recommended, although not required, that players attend both tryouts. Players should come dressed with baseball pants, hat and cleats, and bring their glove, and helmet and bat (if they have them). Coaches may have specific catchers drills, so catchers are adviced to bring their gear.
Any more questions about the program please don't hesitate to contact me.


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Skulls over economy – Zimbabwe's case of misplaced priority
Heroes' day is a special holiday for Zimbabwe as it is with several other countries. It's the day chosen to honour the heroes of the nation; individuals who have done something great or sacrificed their lives for the nation. Over the Heroes Holiday which held on Monday this week, President Robert Mugabe called-out Britain for keeping the skulls of some of Zimbabwe's early heroes, citing it as "the highest form of racist moral decadence, sadism and human insensitivity."
Following his speech, Zimbabweans took to social media to lament the state of the country's economy as an estimated 18000 workers were laid off their jobs the past week. A certain Munyaradzi Mugomeza reached out to Zimbabwe's Minister of Higher & Tertiary Education, Jonathan Moyo, on Twitter. The young man pleaded that the government should focus on the economy, rather than on remains of early heroes. The reply he got was a shocker. "How can we focus on the economy when the skulls of Mbuya Nehanda & Sekuru Kaguvi are displayed in a British Museum?"
This tweet angered quite a number of Zimbabweans, and rightly so. Is this the stance of the entire government? Jonathan Moyo is no 'ordinary citizen', he is a minister – a representative of the government. Is it possible that the government value age-long remains over the living, over the development of the country's economy?
How can we focus on the economy when the skulls of Mbuya Nehanda & Sekuru Kaguvi are displayed in a British Museum! https://t.co/jRu7me2IPE
— Prof Jonathan Moyo (@ProfJNMoyo) August 11, 2015
Is Jonathan Moyo serious? — S h i s ō k a. (@__Nifty) August 13, 2015
I think Mugabe should create another ministry: Ministry of Traditional Beliefs. That will best suit Jonathan Moyo not where he is right now.
— Tariro Moyo (@19ta91) August 13, 2015
Can starving masses survive on skulls? Silly>'Nehanda's skull first before economy': Jonathan Moyo https://t.co/htnEMqONsv via @nehandaradio
— Rugare Mudavanhu (@pasirugare) August 13, 2015
Under the administration of President Mugabe, the rate of poverty has been on a steady increase. Reports from the UN World Food Programme states that 72% of the Zimbabwean population live on less than $1.25 a day – below the national poverty line. Mugabe's land reform policy did nothing for the country's agricultural, if anything, it contributed to a decline in the economy.
The country's economy is in dire need of a drastic shift for the better; companies keep shutting down increasing the rate of unemployment, forcing children out of school, and consequently reducing the standard of living for Zimbabweans. Between 2011 and the end of 2014, the number of companies closed down resulted in job loss for over 60,000 people – likely about a 100,000 now, considering the number of workers that have been laid-off this year. According to Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU), the country's unemployment rate is currently pegged at 90 percent.
Recently street vendors in Harare were given an ultimatum by the government to leave the streets. But where to? Most of the vendors are graduates who have resolved to petty trading due to unemployment. President Mugabe has not only failed in achieving his campaign promise of creating two million jobs, his administration has done the complete opposite – force people out of jobs. An estimated three million Zimbabweans are currently living in South Africa as economic refugees after fleeing the country in recent years. Yet the government places priority on the return of age-long remains. Like Rugare Mudavanhu asked, will the millions of starving Zimbabweans survive on skulls?
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 * Default state for the application
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// Config is loaded from an external JSON file.
export default {
  config      : {
    title       : 'Media Player',
    introduction: 'Welcome message',
    media       : []
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Q: Link class to multiple other classes My goal is to use a class inside another class, this would reduce the overall code and improve readability. There is one class that accesses the hardware, and other classes should make use of this class
Here is the harware class:
class NFC:NFC(int buspin, int datapin, int resetpin, int cspin, int *param)

inside the class is:
NFC::getDatablock(uint8_t address, uint8_t *data);

Now there are classes "configuration" and "history" that need to read and write data from the NFC class.
Currently my solution is as following:

NFC reader(1,2,3,4,x);
CONFIG configuration();

//read configuration from reader
uint8_t configuration[64]={};
reader.getDatablock(3, &configuration);
//transfer data to config:
configuration.importData(&configuration);

//save data
uint8_t newData[64])={};
configruation.getdata(&newData);
//transfer to reader
reader.write(1,&configuration

This requiers to add this code in the "main" application, because main.cpp knows about all the classes. It would be more desirable if it would be possible to just call :
configuration.getConfig();

and inside the function:
void configuration::getConfig(){

uint8_t db[64] = {};
reader.getDatablock(3, &configuration);
...
}

Its there a way to achieve this?

A: There are two Options:
Option 1:
You will create a private variable in the Configuration class of type Reader, then add a parameter in the Constructor of the Configuration class that accepts a Reader instance. You can then assign this instance to the private instance variable in the Configuration class.
Then in Configuration::getConfig() you can access the Reader instance through your Private Instance Variable.
Configuration.h
Class Config {
public:
Config(Reader *reader);
void getConfig();

private:
Reader *_reader;

Configuration.cpp
Config::Config(Reader *reader){
_reader = reader;
}

void Config::getConfig(){
...
_reader.getDatablock(...)
...
}

Option 2:
As stated by @mcabreb you can just send through the reader instance as a parameter in getConfig()
Config.h
Class Config{
...
void getConfig(Reader *reader);

Config.cpp
void getConfig(Reader *reader){
...
reader.getDatablock(...)
...
}


A man was arrested on Saturday after seen disposing of suspicious items at Gatwick airport in the U.K.
After the attacks in Paris on Friday, there are heightened security alerts in many places, including the U.K. When a man was seen acting suspicious at Gatwick airport, people took notice. After he was seen discarding a strange item in the garbage, Gatwick officials were forced to evacuate the northern terminal of the airport.
Police were called in to Gatwick airport at approximately 9:30 a.m., Saturday morning.
[ Photo by Jordan Mansfield/Getty Images ]After investigating the terminal, they discovered a strange package in one of the airport trash bins. Explosive ordnance disposal units attempted to identify the item, and were forced to carry out a controlled explosion for safety purposes.
They did not believe it was a bomb at the time, but due to the terrifying Paris attacks, decided not to take any chances.
The man arrested in the Gatwick airport was identified as Jerome Chauris, a 41-year-old man from Vendome, France. It was reported by The Guardian that the man appeared to have no fixed address. He had not yet passed through security or passport check points when he was apprehended.
Chauris is due to appear in court on Monday, and is being charged with possession of a knife and a dangerous article in the public airport.
"We are aware that there is concern about what has happened in France, but the general threat level remains the same and people should be aware as usual of anyone acting suspiciously and report any concerns immediately," he added.
After the firearm and other items were found in the airport trash bin, armed officers entered the Gatwick airport north terminal in order to evacuate people. Employees and passengers were moved roughly 100 yards away from the building in case the controlled detonation resulted in something more powerful than initially expected. Roads around the airport were also closed.
When it was clear that the Gatwick evacuation would remain in place for several hours, employees and passengers were escorted to the Sofitel London Gatwick Airport hotel.
Tim Unwin, a geography professor at the University of London, was one of the passengers that was relocated to the hotel.
[ Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images ]He told BBC that the hotel was severely cramped and the atmosphere was thick with frustration. When people were allowed back into Gatwick airport he said that armed officers were seen patrolling the north terminal and that the Easyjet desks suffered from very long lines as people tried to find the next flight that would take them to their destination.
"Passenger welfare is our absolute priority," he added to BBC.
The entire evacuation lasted roughly six hours. Throughout that time, the south terminal of Gatwick airport remained operational. Anyone set to arrive at the north terminal, arrived at the south terminal.
Gatwick airport is now reopened and has returned to normal business.


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Q: Unable to receive debug messages for crashing cordova app on windows 8.1 phone device I have VS 2015 Enterprise RC installed and am in the process of porting a Cordova app, deployed on iOS and Android, to Windows 8.1 Phone / Universal
After making the necessary changes I have an App that crashes shortly after the splash screen is displayed on device.
I don't see any error messages in visual studio Error / Output windows or on the device. The app just vanishes
Can anyone provide a method to capture information surrounding critical app failure on the device in VS or otherwise for debug purposes?

A: From my experience, debugging the solution from the platform/windows directory is easier but I don't know if that will help in your situation.
There is also plugin that helps with console.log logging.
The most popular bug in Windows Phone 8.1 / Universal Cordova apps is using libraries that manipulates DOM without Winstore Jscompat library. If you are using Angular, Ember, Knockout or something similar it causes the crash with first operation on DOM.

A: I think it was because you got a native exception which cannot be captured by current debugger type. In classic windows phone project like c# and winjs project, we can set the debugger type to support both managed and native. I think it's worth to try if you can get more info by enable native debugger.
By default, for Cordova project, the default debugger type is Script only. We can find it out by enable Diagnostic build log: Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions -> change "MSBuild project build output verbosity" to Diagnostic.
Then let's take an example to show what we can find:

*

*Create a new black cordova project.

*Change Solution Platform to Windows Phone (Universal) and select "Emulator 8.1 WVGA 4 inch 512MB".

*Build the solution. Then let's check the build log in output window.
When searching "debuggertype" in output window, we will be able to find the following info:
DebuggerFlavor = PhoneEmulator81Wvga4512
DebuggerType = Script
DebugSymbols = false
DebugSymbolsProjectOutputGroupDependsOn =
DefaultContentType = Default
DefaultReferenceGroup = Implicit (Apache Cordova)
DefineCommonReferenceSchemas =
DefineExplicitDefaults = true

We can see the DebuggerType was set to Script. This is inherited from globle settings in MSBuild. You will be able to find what the file is from the Diagnostic build output log as well.
Then let's see how we can change it to capture native exceptions. Go to your project folder and open .jsproj.user file. We can find the following setting:
  <PropertyGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)|$(Platform)'=='Debug|Windows Phone (Universal)'">
    <DebuggerFlavor>PhoneEmulator81Wvga4512</DebuggerFlavor>
  </PropertyGroup>

Now, change it to the following will change the debugger type, you can verify that in build log.
  <PropertyGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)|$(Platform)'=='Debug|Windows Phone (Universal)'">
    <DebuggerType>Mixed</DebuggerType>
    <DebuggerFlavor>PhoneEmulator81Wvga4512</DebuggerFlavor>
  </PropertyGroup>

Then you can run your app again to see if it will get any info in your visual studio output windows.

A: Windows Phone collects all crash data in a dump file. Activate this feature under:

Settings > Reports

After that, the dump files are created in the following folder on the phone:

WindowsPhone/Phone/Documents/Debug/

You can open an analyze them with Visual Studio.


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The London Dossier
Jean-Paul Séculaire's guide to vintage London
Film listings - September 2010
Soulboy (certificate 15)
New release Soulboy is a good fun film based around the English Northern soul scene of the 1970s. It has a great 60s soul soundtrack and some excellent dancing. The plot is basically a typical coming-of-age romance story, but the believable acting, interesting backdrops and sub-plots maintain interest. The ending lets the film down slightly, being predictable and rather cheesy, but over all this is an enjoyable film and worth seeing - especially if you have an interest in 60s soul, 70s England or the Northern soul scene.
Soulboy is showing at the Empire Cinema Leicester Square until Thursday 23rd September
5-6 Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7NA
http://www.empirecinemas.co.uk/
http://www.soulboythefilm.com/
Metropolis - restored and reconstructed (certificate PG)
Fritz Lang's much-lauded 1920s film Metropolis is currently showing in a restored and reconstructed version - the longest since its first release. Visually, this film is as impressive today as it must have been in the 1920s. The design, filming, special effects and scenery are generally breathtaking. Most of this can be admired early on however, and at around two and half hours in length, Metropolis is hard work and feels rather too long. Much of the acting has dated badly too and borders on the ridiculous at times. What redeems it however, is Brigitte Helm's astounding performance as the Maschinenmensch (machine-human). The film is well worth sitting through just to see Helm take on this exciting and erotic role toward the end of the story. Although the soundtrack has its moments, it does not always complement the action and becomes tedious after a while. It has too little variation, coming back for example to a reptitive Marseillaise-esque theme later in the film. It is definitely worth seeing Metropolis on the big screen though and marvelling at its visual impact that easily puts many of today's films to shame.
Metropolis is showing at the ICA until Thursday 30th September
Institute of Contemporary Arts
The Mall, London, SW1Y 5AH
http://www.ica.org.uk/
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What's the nicest way to say 'Nice to meet you,' 'I care for you,' and 'I Miss you?' Say it with a charismatic posy of lilies. This might be smaller than a flower bunch but its beauty is as glorious and attention getting. Express yourself genuinely with these long-lasting lilies wrapped in an attractive paper adorned with a pretty ribbon.
No need to wait for an occasion. Lily Posy's sweet demeanour can make any ordinary day a special one just as it can make a frown turn into a smile.
Expect some mouthful of 'Thank Yous' when you give this to your recipient. Be that person they will always remember as generous and thoughtful. Give them a lily posy.


On the web, "function" is much more important than "form" because good functionality leads to good content design. However, no matter how good the design is one shoe never fits all. Xidipity supports standard and enhanced customizations which support good web design and personal choices.
When it comes to customization, Xidipity sits somewhere between use it out of the box and roll up your sleeves. If your desire is to customize the theme, this can be accomplished in the following three ways.
Fundamentally WordPress creates HTML pages to display your content. In the editing process Xidipity embellishes this HTML code through the application of code snippets which are referred to as templates. The goal of this method is to provide flexibility without the need to write code.
Some plugins such as "Akismet Anti-Spam" may also include a configuration options. I am not going to explore these items as there are many sources of information to guide you through configuring WordPress including the official WordPress Quick Start Guide.
Also included in the Admin menu under Appearance is the Customize selection. Choices in this menu option include the following.
See the recommended image sizes for more information on the Logo, Header, and Site icon images.
The blog-var.css file contains the css variables used to style your site. It is organized as follows.
Comments Xidipity variables which includes fonts, foreground colors, & background colors.
Don't be alarmed by the detail. The design concept is really simple. The color palette consists of a base, primary, and secondary colors. Each color has ten tints/shades. The base is used for text and background tints. The primary and secondary for highlights and accents. View the color palette for other suggested color combinations and the blog post "The Rainbow of Xidipity Colors" for more details on how to apply them.
All fonts with the exception of "font awesome" are imported here as opposed to linking them in the functions.php file. The pro to this solution is it provides flexibility in the event the desire becomes to change fonts. The con is the site will take a small hit in performance.
It is very important to remember in the event the Xidipity theme is updated, any changes to blog-var will be lost.
To mitigate this risk keep a local copy of this file with any updates. I also suggest you update this copy before changes are made to serve as a fall back in the event things don't go as planned.
The file may be edited using the WordPress code editor which is available under the "Appearance > Themes" admin menu selection and is located in the "assets > css" folder. For your awareness the editor will complain of errors due to the declaration of the variables. Check the box to ignore this warning.
Not every element is styled with a css variable which limits customization. For example, it may be challenging to customize Xidipity to a predominantly dark style.


In this blog I will dig into the very long, hard and interesting history of Scotch, and the world's most popular brands of Scotch Whisky and Single Malt Scotches. As always I like to remind my readers to please drink responsibly.
Scotland has internationally protected the term"Scotch". for a whisky to be labelled Scotch it MUST be produced in Scotland. It if it produced in England, Wales, Ireland, America or anywhere else, it cannot be labelled as"Scotch". Many exceptional whiskies are made by similar methods in other countries, but they cannot be called Scotches, and are more often refered to as"Whiskey", While they may have great tastes, they do not captivate the tastes of Scotland. Whisky has been distilled in Scotland for over 500 years. It is thought that the art of distilling may have been brought to the country by Christian missionary monks but it has never been proven. Highland farmers could have discovered how to distil spirits from their surplus of barley.
The earliest historical reference to whisky occurs in the Scottish Exchequer Rolls for 1494. The earliest reference to a distillary in the Acts of the Scottish Parliament appears to be in 1690, when it mentions the famous Feintosh distillery owned by Duncan Forbes of Culloden. The increasing popularity eventually gained the attention of the Scottish Parliment, which then introduced the very first taxes on malt in the later part of the 17th Century. With taxation being increased the distillers were driven underground in 1707. Smuggling soon became standard practice for about 150 years and there was no moral stigma attached to this. Ministers of the Kirk would make storage pits under pulpits and on occasion the illicit spirit would be transported by coffins.
Clandestine stills were organized and hidden in the nooks and crannies of the heather-clad hills and the smugglers even organized signaling systems from one hilltop to another whenever officers were seen arriving in the vincinity. By the 1820's as many as 14,000 illegal still were being confiscated and shut down every year.
Eventually, the Duke of Gordon on whose extensive acres some of the finest illicit whisky in Scotland was being produced, prompted him to propose in the House of Lords that the Government should make it profitable to produce whisky legally. In 1823 the Excise Act was passed which sanctioned the distilling of whisky in return for a license fee of 10 pounds and a set payment per gallon of proof spirit. Smuggling of the product died out almost completely over the next ten years and in fact, many of the present day distilleries stand on sites that were once used by smugglers.
The Excise Act laid out the foundations for the Scotch Whisky industry as we know it today. Two further developments however put Scotch Whisky firmly on the world's map. Up until now, I have been explaining about what we now know as Malt Whisky. However, in 1831 Aemeas Coffey invented the Coffey or Patent Still, which enabled a continuous process of distillation to take place. This, in turn, led to the production of Grain Whisky, a less intense spirit than malt whisky. The lighter flavored Grain Whisky, when blended with more fiery malts extended the appeal of Scotch Whisky to a much wider market.
The second development came from France. By the 1880s, the phylloxera beetle had completely devastated the vineyards of France, and within a few years, wine and brandy had almost completely disappeared from cellars everywhere. The Scots were quick to take advantage of this and by time the French industry recovered, Scotch Whisky has completely replaced Brandy as the preferred spirit of choice.
Scotch Whisky has survived through Prohibition, wars and revolutions, economic depressions and recessions to maintain its position today as the world's international spirit of choice, extending to more than 200 countries!
Premium blended Scotch. Owned by Diageo.
Aged to at least 8 years old. Tempered smokiness finish with warm pepper by a rich honey.
Balanced, subtle flavors with tones of milk chocolate, red apple and vanilla.
Distilled in the west highland region.
Celebrated as"the worlds most richly flavored Scotch"
Has a woodsy, smokey taste. Perfect for a cold, rainy night.
It opens with a sweet nose of fruit, honey, and vanilla. Ends with a long warm finish.
Has hints of tobaccoo and coffee. Can sense the malted cereal.
As you see Scotch whisky has had a long, hard, and at one time, illicit history. Remember, real Scotch can only be made in Scotland, so try a new brand, new flavor or if you dare: maybe try two.


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Q: In-app purchase and clear data I'm using in-app purchase in my application and storing the products in PurchaseDatabase as shown in sample billing application.
But, when I clear data from application settings for my application, in-app purchased items are deleted. Is it normal behaviour for all other applications using in-app or somehow I should prevent products to be deleted after clear data ?

A: You should use RESTORE_TRANSACTIONS to retrieve what items were purchased. See here for details.


В статье приведены данные об эффективности и безопасности применения 7- и 13-валентными пневмококковыми вакцинами. Проанализирован опыт иммунизации пневмококковой конъюгированной 13-валентной вакциной Превенар. Поствакцинальные реакции слабой и средней силы в виде болезненности в месте инъекции и фебрильной лихорадки регистрировались не чаще, чем при иммунизации 7-валентной вакциной. В результате вакцинации тяжелых поствакцинальных осложнений зафиксировано не было. Это свидетельствует о низкой реактогенности вакцины и возможности ее применения у детей.
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AER > About > AER Divisions > Administration and Leadership Division (Division 1)
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Welcome to the AER Administration & Leadership Division (Division 1).
The purpose of this division is to provide a forum for division members to address issues related to management of organizations that work with people who are blind and visually impaired, such as non-profit, federal, state, or provincial agencies, schools for the blind and visually impaired, public school systems, and related organizations.
Check out the recording of our "Learning Together/Leading the Way" discussion.


Rochelle Humes wins the prize for the most excellent celebrity birthday party this month.
The Saturdays singer threw a Disney-themed fancy dress bash for her 25th birthday over the weekend - and invited a bevy of celebs, from Niall Horan, to Tulisa and (nearly) all of her bandmates.
Awards for the best costumes went to the birthday girl Rochelle who went as Princess Jasmine, and hubby Marvin who went as Aladdin. We hope they sang A Whole New World at the top of their lungs whilst imitating a magic carpet ride.
Not to be outdone, her guests made a pretty sterling effort too - Frankie went as Captain Jack Sparrow, Vanessa went as Esmerelda and Una went as Ariel.
And unlike many fancy dress parties we've been to where the boys don't make NEARLY enough effort, the men were equally well-dressed. Una's husband Ben Foden went shirtless as Tarzan, Niall Horan went as Prince Charming and Aston Merrygold went as the Mad Hatter.
"Listen crazy b****** Niall is my home boy from day, won't take abuse off u [sic] nutta's so pip the f*** down kids #wejustfriends."
Luckily after that, everyone seemed to calm down, and the celebrities were left to their hangovers in peace. Rochelle tweeted: "I'm getting home at 5:45am Thank gawd it's Mother's Day! Daddy can do the morning feed...I haven't had night like this since long before I was a mum, tomorrow will be interesting! Gahhhh."
Niall replied: "Love you mummy Roch! Thank you for tonight! Was great! I'll come round tomorrow when I sober up! Love u loads!" before tucking into some post-party instand curry noodles. Er, yum.


Healthcare leaders in Suffolk and North East Essex are looking to cut prescribing costs by 15% according to local sustainability and transformation plans (STPs).
The STP, which is lead by Nick Hulme, chief executive of Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust, aims to save £32.5m on primary care prescribing by 2020/21, amounting to a 15% cut.
The plan said this would be enabled by "a year-on-year medicines management saving based on product switches, improved prescribing and reduced item cost" and "a clear focus on reducing variation in prescribing by supporting outlier practices".
Dr Brian Balmer, chair of Essex Local Medical Committee, said he has not seen any details on how the savings will be made but described the plan as "very ambitious".
He added that Essex has a "long history" of medicines management programmes, "so it's not new, which is why the saving is likely to be even more difficult ahead".
It comes as official data from NHS Digital, published last week, revealed that the cost of medicines dispensed in primary care has increased by just 4.6% in five years, compared to an 81.8% increase in hospitals over the same time.
The report also found that as a proportion of the overall NHS expenditure on medicines, medicines dispensed in primary care has fallen from 66.5% to 53.9% in five years.
But despite this, the Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West STP is also looking to cut back on prescribing with an ambition to save £15m (7%) from the £213m GP prescribing budget by 2020/21.
The savings, which amount to £7 per patient, are described in the plan as "business as usual" CCG savings.
An Oxfordshire CCG spokesperson said the region "sees opportunities to make significant savings" by "focusing on the prevention of ill-health… and therefore reducing the need to prescribe".
But Dr Andrew Green, prescribing lead for the General Practioners Committee, said that "GPs have cut their prescribing costs as much as they can" over recent years, including switching branded drugs to generics.
He said: "In many areas CCGs are crossing the line between encouraging sensible cost-effectiveness and enticing GPs to break the regulations that govern their work.
Dr Green added that: "Over the last five years the increase in primary care prescribing costs has been marginal when compared with those incurred from secondary care, even though much of the high-cost prescribing that we do is originating from hospital recommendations.
The Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West STP also commits to savings of £1m in "other primary care" and £2m from community health services as part of an overall savings target of £384m by 2020/21.
The largest commissioning saving, of £45m, is to come from acute care. And it says £10m will be invested in general practice via GP Forward View funding streams, including for extending access.