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Annet Mahendru To Guest Star on Grey's Anatomy
A Russian spy will be snooping around Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
The Americans' Annet Mahendru will be making an appearance on season 11 of Grey's Anatomy!
Photo Credit: The Americans/ FX
The actress who plays KGB agent Nina on FX, revealed the news on Twitter. She gave no hint about character, but given that it's a one-time role, it can be assumed she will play a patient, or a relative of a patient.
Maybe she got into some trouble on her way back to Moscow during a layover in Seattle. Thankfully, she has a good set of doctors on hand!
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'Saved by the Bell' Revival Renewed for Season 2 at Peacock as Dustin Diamond Announces Cancer Diagnosis
Back to Bayside High means celebratory milkshakes at The Max on us!
NBC's streaming service Peacock announced that it renewed the Saved by the Bell revival for a second season. Peacock TV confirmed the news on Instagram.
The upcoming installment will feature 10-episodes and comes after the initial season proved to be a hit nearly three decades later!
"I'm thrilled that Saved by the Bell has been renewed," executive producer Tracey Wigfield said in a statement.
"I've been blown away by all the love for the show and can't wait to go back and make more episodes. Hopefully we stay on Peacock for many more seasons, and then in 30 years, somebody does a reboot of our reboot and invents the threeboot," she said.
Both AC Slater (Mario Lopez) and Jessie Spano (Elizabeth Berkley) are back as series regulars, while Zack Morris (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) and Kelly Morris (Tiffani Thiessen) made recurring appearances.
Fans were even treated to surprise cameos from restaurant owner Max (Ed Alonzo) Lisa Turtle (Lark Voorhies).
The only two characters yet to make an appearance are Principal Richard Belding (Dennis Haskins) and Samuel "Screech" Powers (Dustin Diamond).
The news comes after Diamond announced that he has stage 4 cancer. Mario Lopez, who reprised his role of AC Slater in the revival, reached out to Diamond following the news.
"I connected with Dustin earlier this evening and although the news of his diagnosis is heartbreaking, we remain positive that he'll overcome this. Praying for him & his family and for a speedy recovery. God Bless," he wrote on Instagram.
TMZ noted that Diamond is currently in treatment.
Inauguration Day 2021: When and How to Watch Joe Biden's Presidential Inauguration Online
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President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris are set to make history on Wednesday, January 20.
Biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States, while Harris will become America's first female vice-president.
While the swearing in ceremony will look a bit different due to the pandemic and the added security to prevent any riots similar to the ones on at the Capitol two weeks ago, you can still tune into the virtual ceremony and be part of the historic day.
Here's what you need to know if you plan on watching the 59th inauguration online:
The Inauguration will take place in Washington D.C on Wednesday, January 20, 2021.
Biden and Harris will accept leadership at noon ET. However, there will be other festivities that will begin earlier.
Lady Gaga will sing the National Anthem at 11:30 am ET.
https://twitter.com/ladygaga/status/1349748316901310464?s=20
The committee also announced that pop star Jennifer Lopez will be singing at the event, while country music singer Garth Brooks will perform as part of the swearing-in ceremony.
A special titled "Our White House: An Inaugural Celebration for Young Americas," hosted by Keke Palmer will kick off events at 10 a.m. ET.
According to the Biden Inaugural Committee site: "After they take their oaths of office, President-elect Biden will deliver an inaugural address laying out his vision to defeat the pandemic, build back better, and unify and heal the nation."
Where can you watch on TV?
Mostly every major network will be covering the inauguration and the pre and post events. CBS, ABC, and NBC will be airing the events.
PBS will kick off coverage with PBS NewsHour at 10:30am ET.
ABC's coverage kicks off at 7 am ET with Good Morning America. There will also be seven hours of followed coverage from 9am to 4pm ET. It will also have a program titled The Inauguration of Joseph R. Biden, Jr. – An ABC News Special at 8 p.m. ET.
CBS will feature coverage from 9am to 4pm ET, which will be followed by CBS News Special: One Nation: Indivisible at 8 pm. ET with Celebrating America at 8:30.
FOX has five full hours of inauguration coverage from 11am to 4pm ET.
CNN will start coverage on Tuesday, January 19 at 4pm ET and continue until Thursday, January 21 at 4am ET. Those journalists are going to work overtime!
MSNBC will feature coverage from 9 am ET. There will also be an in-depth analysis of the events of the day on The 11th Hour at 11 pm ET.
You can get access to these networks on Hulu + Live TV, Fubo TV, Youtube TV, or Sling TV, which all have free trials!
How to watch online?
The inauguration will be streamed on bideninaugural.org and on YouTube for free.
The Roku Channel will also feature free options to watch the events unfold on networks like ABC News, Cheddar, NBC News Now, and Newsy. It kicks off on Tuesday, January 19 at 8pm ET.
The Afterparty: Celebrating America
Celebrating America will be a primetime celebrity-filled show. Tom Hanks is hosting from 8:30pm to 10pm ET on January 20.
It will air live on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and MSNBC.
The committee announced that Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of Hamilton: An American Musical, will "recite a classic work" during the festivities.
Other artists set to perform include.Jon Bon Jovi, the Foo Fighters, John Legend, Demi Lovato, Bruce Springsteen and Justin Timberlake from all over the nation.
'This Is Us' Not Airing Tonight – Here's When New Episodes Will Return
Sorry, This Is Us fans, but you won't be tuning in for a new episode tonight!
NBC has pulled This Is Us Season 5 Episode 7 titled "There" from the schedule.
The episode was set to be heavily focused on Kevin Pearson (Justin Hartley), who was in a car accident while trekking cross-country to be by Madison's side as she gave birth to their twins.
The official synopsis reads: "Kevin embarks on a stressful road trip; Jack and young Kevin go to a football training camp."
Google lists the new episode's air date as Tuesday, February 2, but that has not been officially announced by the network!
In its place, NBC will air an encore of This Is Us Season 4 Episode 14 titled "The Cabin."
The network did not provide a reason for the switch, but if we're taking a wild guess, it either has to do with production reasons amid the coronavirus pandemic (many Los Angeles-based productions have been shutting down temporarily due to a surge in COVID cases) or because of pre-inauguration day coverage.
If the reason is production-related, delaying the episode might allow the network the air all the episodes in one solid batch instead of spreading them out.
All the #OneChicago shows – Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, and Chicago Med – have also been delayed a week and will not air on Wednesday, January 20. The network will be covering president-elect Joe Biden's inauguration instead. Episodes will return on Wednesday, January 27.
However, if you're looking for something to watch, The Resident will air a brand new episode tonight (January 19) at 8/7c while Nancy Drew and Riverdale will premiere their second and fifth season, respectively, on Wednesday, January 27. We'll have reviews for all three shows available for you at CraveYouTV.com after each episode concludes!


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I'm loving Concrete Park, fucking loving it. Not least because it's got a map, and these geographies are so familiar:
Looks hell of familiar, as do the faces and the slang and the ways of being of most of the folks in these new graphic novels. The need to name them all off, to describe a wide cast of players and the power they wield over their little piece of the city they have built — a little confusing, but it makes it feel more real because of that I think. That familiarity again, the kind too many of our kids' survival depends on as they navigate their city.
I was worried it was all a little too familiar, I mean, you imprison all these people from inner city LA and similar neighbourhoods from cities all over the world and ship them off to work as slaves in the ice mines and they reconfigure the gang culture they all grew up with. A little fucking sad of us, right? All that same old shit about turf and respect and power and product, like there's nothing else for us. But a lot more mixed up, a crazy diverse slang that brings together hindi and arabic and spanish and cantonese and more because of how people were mixed up together working the mines and their loyalties shifted just a little…I love that, you know I love that. Still, there is initially nothing outside this world of gangs — both the good and the bad of them. The way they take care of their own, the way they kill each other. Nothing outside of them except cops.
It's pretty descriptive of reality for a lot of kids, and some of those adults that keep wearing their tube socks up to their knees and their pants sagged and hobble up the hill home, their bones all tired from methadone. I guess all those veteranos died in the mines, or back on Earth.
Anyway, I like that Erika Alexander and Tony Puryear are writing something that will take us beyond that. Same old on a brand new planet — that's how it starts. But all that's about to be radically challenged by a world of crazy technology and older gods, older magics. It's also about to run out of food and water, get cut off from its supplies and that looming environmental catastrophe is pretty damn familiar too.
And then from page one there's been a voice calling for rising above all that shit, creating a new world better than the old. Is Chavez named after Cesar or Hugo or both? Is this voice on the radio talking up the revolution for good or ultimately evil?
Who knows, but damn I'm looking forward to the third book. Especially as the ladies are kick-ass in here, my only wish that they challenged a little more than white stereotypes of beauty. But I suppose it's all right that everyone is hot … as is the website, with translations of the robot's speech so you find the subplot, and the playlists, and the science behind it all.
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London Anglia edition, volume 329
Schedules from 10 June 2006 to 16 June 2006.
Saturday, 10th June 2006 pages 61, 63, 65, 116, 120, 121, 134 and 135
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Monday, 12th June 2006 pages 77, 79, 81, 116, 124, 125, 134 and 135
Tuesday, 13th June 2006 pages 85, 87, 89, 116, 126, 127, 134 and 135
Wednesday, 14th June 2006 pages 93, 95, 97, 116, 128, 129, 134 and 135
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Ratepayers Geelong is an incorporated community group of people interested in issues of importance to its members and all ratepayers in the Greater Geelong region. Our aim is to keep a watch on the Greater Geelong City Council and call attention to things, both positive and negative, that we believe ratepayers should be aware of.
We welcome new members and the only requirement is a desire to make a difference. The issues we follow are suggested by our members and we encourage anyone in the Geelong region that wants to help, or who has a particular concern, to join us.
As our Rules of Association state, the organisation's purposes are:
To function as an educational body to disseminate information on issues and processes of local government;
To work for equity for ratepayers and residents;
To work for improved democratic process and participation in local government;
To work for accountability and good governance in local government, all tiers of government, and other relevant bodies;
To promote the return of local government to local control. In particular,
To advocate for collaboration, accountability, and transparency within Council;
To be a strong voice for the individual ratepayer;
To ensure Council decisions, actions and non actions (including planning, expenditure, policies, local laws and outcomes) put ratepayer interests first, are fiscally responsible, protect asset value, avoid self interest agendas, and keep rates to a minimum.
As a community group we are not appointed by anyone and have no ties to any political group, although we are affiliated with Ratepayers Victoria and have a reciprocal arrangement with them. There are a number of such groups in the Geelong region with a special interest in particular areas or topics. We are happy to work with any such where the interests of ratepayers are involved.
Our current office bearers are:
Peter Mitchell - President and Media contact
Jim Collins - Vice-President and Treasurer
Denis O'Bryan - Secretary
Antonia Kerr - Membership and Events
Alec Sandner - Local Government expert
Ratepayers Victoria: https://www.ratepayersvictoria.com.au/
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package com.google.gerrit.server.restapi.project;

import static com.google.common.base.Strings.emptyToNull;
import static com.google.common.base.Strings.isNullOrEmpty;
import static com.google.common.collect.Ordering.natural;
import static com.google.gerrit.extensions.client.ProjectState.HIDDEN;
import static java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets.UTF_8;

import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSortedMap;
import com.google.common.collect.Iterables;
import com.google.common.flogger.FluentLogger;
import com.google.gerrit.common.Nullable;
import com.google.gerrit.entities.AccountGroup;
import com.google.gerrit.entities.GroupReference;
import com.google.gerrit.entities.Project;
import com.google.gerrit.entities.RefNames;
import com.google.gerrit.exceptions.NoSuchGroupException;
import com.google.gerrit.exceptions.StorageException;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.common.ProjectInfo;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.common.WebLinkInfo;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.restapi.AuthException;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.restapi.BadRequestException;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.restapi.BinaryResult;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.restapi.MethodNotAllowedException;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.restapi.Response;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.restapi.RestReadView;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.restapi.TopLevelResource;
import com.google.gerrit.extensions.restapi.Url;
import com.google.gerrit.json.OutputFormat;
import com.google.gerrit.server.CurrentUser;
import com.google.gerrit.server.WebLinks;
import com.google.gerrit.server.account.GroupControl;
import com.google.gerrit.server.config.GerritServerConfig;
import com.google.gerrit.server.git.GitRepositoryManager;
import com.google.gerrit.server.group.GroupResolver;
import com.google.gerrit.server.ioutil.RegexListSearcher;
import com.google.gerrit.server.ioutil.StringUtil;
import com.google.gerrit.server.permissions.PermissionBackend;
import com.google.gerrit.server.permissions.PermissionBackendException;
import com.google.gerrit.server.permissions.ProjectPermission;
import com.google.gerrit.server.permissions.RefPermission;
import com.google.gerrit.server.project.ProjectCache;
import com.google.gerrit.server.project.ProjectState;
import com.google.gerrit.server.util.TreeFormatter;
import com.google.gson.reflect.TypeToken;
import com.google.inject.Inject;
import com.google.inject.Provider;
import java.io.BufferedWriter;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.io.OutputStreamWriter;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.NavigableSet;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.SortedMap;
import java.util.TreeMap;
import java.util.TreeSet;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
import java.util.stream.StreamSupport;
import org.eclipse.jgit.errors.RepositoryNotFoundException;
import org.eclipse.jgit.lib.Config;
import org.eclipse.jgit.lib.Constants;
import org.eclipse.jgit.lib.Ref;
import org.eclipse.jgit.lib.Repository;
import org.kohsuke.args4j.Option;

/**
 * List projects visible to the calling user.
 *
 * <p>Implement {@code GET /projects/}, without a {@code query=} parameter.
 */
public class ListProjects implements RestReadView<TopLevelResource> {
  private static final FluentLogger logger = FluentLogger.forEnclosingClass();

  public enum FilterType {
    CODE {
      @Override
      boolean matches(Repository git) throws IOException {
        return !PERMISSIONS.matches(git);
      }

      @Override
      boolean useMatch() {
        return true;
      }
    },
    PERMISSIONS {
      @Override
      boolean matches(Repository git) throws IOException {
        Ref head = git.getRefDatabase().exactRef(Constants.HEAD);
        return head != null
            && head.isSymbolic()
            && RefNames.REFS_CONFIG.equals(head.getLeaf().getName());
      }

      @Override
      boolean useMatch() {
        return true;
      }
    },
    ALL {
      @Override
      boolean matches(Repository git) {
        return true;
      }

      @Override
      boolean useMatch() {
        return false;
      }
    };

    abstract boolean matches(Repository git) throws IOException;

    abstract boolean useMatch();
  }

  private final CurrentUser currentUser;
  private final ProjectCache projectCache;
  private final GroupResolver groupResolver;
  private final GroupControl.Factory groupControlFactory;
  private final GitRepositoryManager repoManager;
  private final PermissionBackend permissionBackend;
  private final ProjectNode.Factory projectNodeFactory;
  private final WebLinks webLinks;

  @Deprecated
  @Option(name = "--format", usage = "(deprecated) output format")
  private OutputFormat format = OutputFormat.TEXT;

  @Option(
      name = "--show-branch",
      aliases = {"-b"},
      usage = "displays the sha of each project in the specified branch")
  public void addShowBranch(String branch) {
    showBranch.add(branch);
  }

  @Option(
      name = "--tree",
      aliases = {"-t"},
      usage =
          "displays project inheritance in a tree-like format\n"
              + "this option does not work together with the show-branch option")
  public void setShowTree(boolean showTree) {
    this.showTree = showTree;
  }

  @Option(name = "--type", usage = "type of project")
  public void setFilterType(FilterType type) {
    this.type = type;
  }

  @Option(
      name = "--description",
      aliases = {"-d"},
      usage = "include description of project in list")
  public void setShowDescription(boolean showDescription) {
    this.showDescription = showDescription;
  }

  @Option(name = "--all", usage = "display all projects that are accessible by the calling user")
  public void setAll(boolean all) {
    this.all = all;
  }

  @Option(
      name = "--state",
      aliases = {"-s"},
      usage = "filter by project state")
  public void setState(com.google.gerrit.extensions.client.ProjectState state) {
    this.state = state;
  }

  @Option(
      name = "--limit",
      aliases = {"-n"},
      metaVar = "CNT",
      usage = "maximum number of projects to list")
  public void setLimit(int limit) {
    this.limit = limit;
  }

  @Option(
      name = "--start",
      aliases = {"-S"},
      metaVar = "CNT",
      usage = "number of projects to skip")
  public void setStart(int start) {
    this.start = start;
  }

  @Option(
      name = "--prefix",
      aliases = {"-p"},
      metaVar = "PREFIX",
      usage = "match project prefix")
  public void setMatchPrefix(String matchPrefix) {
    this.matchPrefix = matchPrefix;
  }

  @Option(
      name = "--match",
      aliases = {"-m"},
      metaVar = "MATCH",
      usage = "match project substring")
  public void setMatchSubstring(String matchSubstring) {
    this.matchSubstring = matchSubstring;
  }

  @Option(name = "-r", metaVar = "REGEX", usage = "match project regex")
  public void setMatchRegex(String matchRegex) {
    this.matchRegex = matchRegex;
  }

  @Option(
      name = "--has-acl-for",
      metaVar = "GROUP",
      usage = "displays only projects on which access rights for this group are directly assigned")
  public void setGroupUuid(AccountGroup.UUID groupUuid) {
    this.groupUuid = groupUuid;
  }

  private final List<String> showBranch = new ArrayList<>();
  private boolean showTree;
  private FilterType type = FilterType.ALL;
  private boolean showDescription;
  private boolean all;
  private com.google.gerrit.extensions.client.ProjectState state;
  private int limit;
  private int start;
  private String matchPrefix;
  private String matchSubstring;
  private String matchRegex;
  private AccountGroup.UUID groupUuid;
  private final Provider<QueryProjects> queryProjectsProvider;
  private final boolean listProjectsFromIndex;

  @Inject
  protected ListProjects(
      CurrentUser currentUser,
      ProjectCache projectCache,
      GroupResolver groupResolver,
      GroupControl.Factory groupControlFactory,
      GitRepositoryManager repoManager,
      PermissionBackend permissionBackend,
      ProjectNode.Factory projectNodeFactory,
      WebLinks webLinks,
      Provider<QueryProjects> queryProjectsProvider,
      @GerritServerConfig Config config) {
    this.currentUser = currentUser;
    this.projectCache = projectCache;
    this.groupResolver = groupResolver;
    this.groupControlFactory = groupControlFactory;
    this.repoManager = repoManager;
    this.permissionBackend = permissionBackend;
    this.projectNodeFactory = projectNodeFactory;
    this.webLinks = webLinks;
    this.queryProjectsProvider = queryProjectsProvider;
    this.listProjectsFromIndex = config.getBoolean("gerrit", "listProjectsFromIndex", false);
  }

  public List<String> getShowBranch() {
    return showBranch;
  }

  public boolean isShowTree() {
    return showTree;
  }

  public boolean isShowDescription() {
    return showDescription;
  }

  public OutputFormat getFormat() {
    return format;
  }

  public ListProjects setFormat(OutputFormat fmt) {
    format = fmt;
    return this;
  }

  @Override
  public Response<Object> apply(TopLevelResource resource)
      throws BadRequestException, PermissionBackendException {
    if (format == OutputFormat.TEXT) {
      ByteArrayOutputStream buf = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
      displayToStream(buf);
      return Response.ok(
          BinaryResult.create(buf.toByteArray())
              .setContentType("text/plain")
              .setCharacterEncoding(UTF_8));
    }
    return Response.ok(apply());
  }

  public SortedMap<String, ProjectInfo> apply()
      throws BadRequestException, PermissionBackendException {
    Optional<String> projectQuery = expressAsProjectsQuery();
    if (projectQuery.isPresent()) {
      return applyAsQuery(projectQuery.get());
    }

    format = OutputFormat.JSON;
    return display(null);
  }

  private Optional<String> expressAsProjectsQuery() {
    return listProjectsFromIndex
            && !all
            && state != HIDDEN
            && isNullOrEmpty(matchPrefix)
            && isNullOrEmpty(matchRegex)
            && isNullOrEmpty(matchSubstring) // TODO: see Issue 10446
            && type == FilterType.ALL
            && showBranch.isEmpty()
            && !showTree
        ? Optional.of(stateToQuery())
        : Optional.empty();
  }

  private String stateToQuery() {
    List<String> queries = new ArrayList<>();
    if (state == null) {
      queries.add("(state:active OR state:read-only)");
    } else {
      queries.add(String.format("(state:%s)", state.name()));
    }

    return Joiner.on(" AND ").join(queries);
  }

  private SortedMap<String, ProjectInfo> applyAsQuery(String query) throws BadRequestException {
    try {
      return queryProjectsProvider.get().withQuery(query).withStart(start).withLimit(limit).apply()
          .stream()
          .collect(
              ImmutableSortedMap.toImmutableSortedMap(
                  natural(), p -> p.name, p -> showDescription ? p : nullifyDescription(p)));
    } catch (StorageException | MethodNotAllowedException e) {
      logger.atWarning().withCause(e).log(
          "Internal error while processing the query '%s' request", query);
      throw new BadRequestException("Internal error while processing the query request");
    }
  }

  private ProjectInfo nullifyDescription(ProjectInfo p) {
    p.description = null;
    return p;
  }

  private void printQueryResults(String query, PrintWriter out) throws BadRequestException {
    try {
      if (format.isJson()) {
        format.newGson().toJson(applyAsQuery(query), out);
      } else {
        newProjectsNamesStream(query).forEach(out::println);
      }
      out.flush();
    } catch (StorageException | MethodNotAllowedException e) {
      logger.atWarning().withCause(e).log(
          "Internal error while processing the query '%s' request", query);
      throw new BadRequestException("Internal error while processing the query request");
    }
  }

  private Stream<String> newProjectsNamesStream(String query)
      throws MethodNotAllowedException, BadRequestException {
    Stream<String> projects =
        queryProjectsProvider.get().withQuery(query).apply().stream().map(p -> p.name).skip(start);
    if (limit > 0) {
      projects = projects.limit(limit);
    }

    return projects;
  }

  public void displayToStream(OutputStream displayOutputStream)
      throws BadRequestException, PermissionBackendException {
    PrintWriter stdout =
        new PrintWriter(new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(displayOutputStream, UTF_8)));
    Optional<String> projectsQuery = expressAsProjectsQuery();

    if (projectsQuery.isPresent()) {
      printQueryResults(projectsQuery.get(), stdout);
    } else {
      display(stdout);
    }
  }

  @Nullable
  public SortedMap<String, ProjectInfo> display(@Nullable PrintWriter stdout)
      throws BadRequestException, PermissionBackendException {
    if (all && state != null) {
      throw new BadRequestException("'all' and 'state' may not be used together");
    }
    if (!isGroupVisible()) {
      return Collections.emptySortedMap();
    }

    int foundIndex = 0;
    int found = 0;
    TreeMap<String, ProjectInfo> output = new TreeMap<>();
    Map<String, String> hiddenNames = new HashMap<>();
    Map<Project.NameKey, Boolean> accessibleParents = new HashMap<>();
    PermissionBackend.WithUser perm = permissionBackend.user(currentUser);
    final TreeMap<Project.NameKey, ProjectNode> treeMap = new TreeMap<>();
    try {
      Iterator<ProjectState> projectStatesIt = filter(perm).iterator();
      while (projectStatesIt.hasNext()) {
        ProjectState e = projectStatesIt.next();
        Project.NameKey projectName = e.getNameKey();
        if (e.getProject().getState() == HIDDEN && !all && state != HIDDEN) {
          // If we can't get it from the cache, pretend it's not present.
          // If all wasn't selected, and it's HIDDEN, pretend it's not present.
          // If state HIDDEN wasn't selected, and it's HIDDEN, pretend it's not present.
          continue;
        }

        if (state != null && e.getProject().getState() != state) {
          continue;
        }

        if (groupUuid != null
            && !e.getLocalGroups()
                .contains(GroupReference.forGroup(groupResolver.parseId(groupUuid.get())))) {
          continue;
        }

        if (showTree && !format.isJson()) {
          treeMap.put(projectName, projectNodeFactory.create(e.getProject(), true));
          continue;
        }

        if (foundIndex++ < start) {
          continue;
        }
        if (limit > 0 && ++found > limit) {
          break;
        }

        ProjectInfo info = new ProjectInfo();
        info.name = projectName.get();
        if (showTree && format.isJson()) {
          addParentProjectInfo(hiddenNames, accessibleParents, perm, e, info);
        }

        if (showDescription) {
          info.description = emptyToNull(e.getProject().getDescription());
        }
        info.state = e.getProject().getState();

        try {
          if (!showBranch.isEmpty()) {
            try (Repository git = repoManager.openRepository(projectName)) {
              if (!type.matches(git)) {
                continue;
              }

              List<Ref> refs = retrieveBranchRefs(e, git);
              if (!hasValidRef(refs)) {
                continue;
              }

              addProjectBranchesInfo(info, refs);
            }
          } else if (!showTree && type.useMatch()) {
            try (Repository git = repoManager.openRepository(projectName)) {
              if (!type.matches(git)) {
                continue;
              }
            }
          }
        } catch (RepositoryNotFoundException err) {
          // If the Git repository is gone, the project doesn't actually exist anymore.
          continue;
        } catch (IOException err) {
          logger.atWarning().withCause(err).log("Unexpected error reading %s", projectName);
          continue;
        }

        ImmutableList<WebLinkInfo> links = webLinks.getProjectLinks(projectName.get());
        info.webLinks = links.isEmpty() ? null : links;

        if (stdout == null || format.isJson()) {
          output.put(info.name, info);
          continue;
        }

        if (!showBranch.isEmpty()) {
          printProjectBranches(stdout, info);
        }
        stdout.print(info.name);

        if (info.description != null) {
          // We still want to list every project as one-liners, hence escaping \n.
          stdout.print(" - " + StringUtil.escapeString(info.description));
        }
        stdout.print('\n');
      }

      for (ProjectInfo info : output.values()) {
        info.id = Url.encode(info.name);
        info.name = null;
      }
      if (stdout == null) {
        return output;
      } else if (format.isJson()) {
        format
            .newGson()
            .toJson(output, new TypeToken<Map<String, ProjectInfo>>() {}.getType(), stdout);
        stdout.print('\n');
      } else if (showTree && treeMap.size() > 0) {
        printProjectTree(stdout, treeMap);
      }
      return null;
    } finally {
      if (stdout != null) {
        stdout.flush();
      }
    }
  }

  private boolean isGroupVisible() {
    try {
      return groupUuid == null || groupControlFactory.controlFor(groupUuid).isVisible();
    } catch (NoSuchGroupException ex) {
      return false;
    }
  }

  private void printProjectBranches(PrintWriter stdout, ProjectInfo info) {
    for (String name : showBranch) {
      String ref = info.branches != null ? info.branches.get(name) : null;
      if (ref == null) {
        // Print stub (forty '-' symbols)
        ref = "----------------------------------------";
      }
      stdout.print(ref);
      stdout.print(' ');
    }
  }

  private void addProjectBranchesInfo(ProjectInfo info, List<Ref> refs) {
    for (int i = 0; i < showBranch.size(); i++) {
      Ref ref = refs.get(i);
      if (ref != null && ref.getObjectId() != null) {
        if (info.branches == null) {
          info.branches = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        }
        info.branches.put(showBranch.get(i), ref.getObjectId().name());
      }
    }
  }

  private List<Ref> retrieveBranchRefs(ProjectState e, Repository git) {
    if (!e.statePermitsRead()) {
      return ImmutableList.of();
    }

    return getBranchRefs(e.getNameKey(), git);
  }

  private void addParentProjectInfo(
      Map<String, String> hiddenNames,
      Map<Project.NameKey, Boolean> accessibleParents,
      PermissionBackend.WithUser perm,
      ProjectState e,
      ProjectInfo info)
      throws PermissionBackendException {
    ProjectState parent = Iterables.getFirst(e.parents(), null);
    if (parent != null) {
      if (isParentAccessible(accessibleParents, perm, parent)) {
        info.parent = parent.getName();
      } else {
        info.parent = hiddenNames.get(parent.getName());
        if (info.parent == null) {
          info.parent = "?-" + (hiddenNames.size() + 1);
          hiddenNames.put(parent.getName(), info.parent);
        }
      }
    }
  }

  private Stream<ProjectState> filter(PermissionBackend.WithUser perm) throws BadRequestException {
    return StreamSupport.stream(scan().spliterator(), false)
        .map(projectCache::get)
        .filter(Optional::isPresent)
        .map(Optional::get)
        .filter(p -> permissionCheck(p, perm));
  }

  private boolean permissionCheck(ProjectState state, PermissionBackend.WithUser perm) {
    // Hidden projects(permitsRead = false) should only be accessible by the project owners.
    // READ_CONFIG is checked here because it's only allowed to project owners(ACCESS may also
    // be allowed for other users). Allowing project owners to access here will help them to view
    // and update the config of hidden projects easily.
    return perm.project(state.getNameKey())
        .testOrFalse(
            state.statePermitsRead() ? ProjectPermission.ACCESS : ProjectPermission.READ_CONFIG);
  }

  private boolean isParentAccessible(
      Map<Project.NameKey, Boolean> checked, PermissionBackend.WithUser perm, ProjectState state)
      throws PermissionBackendException {
    Project.NameKey name = state.getNameKey();
    Boolean b = checked.get(name);
    if (b == null) {
      try {
        // Hidden projects(permitsRead = false) should only be accessible by the project owners.
        // READ_CONFIG is checked here because it's only allowed to project owners(ACCESS may also
        // be allowed for other users). Allowing project owners to access here will help them to
        // view
        // and update the config of hidden projects easily.
        ProjectPermission permissionToCheck =
            state.statePermitsRead() ? ProjectPermission.ACCESS : ProjectPermission.READ_CONFIG;
        perm.project(name).check(permissionToCheck);
        b = true;
      } catch (AuthException denied) {
        b = false;
      }
      checked.put(name, b);
    }
    return b;
  }

  private Stream<Project.NameKey> scan() throws BadRequestException {
    if (matchPrefix != null) {
      checkMatchOptions(matchSubstring == null && matchRegex == null);
      return projectCache.byName(matchPrefix).stream();
    } else if (matchSubstring != null) {
      checkMatchOptions(matchPrefix == null && matchRegex == null);
      return projectCache.all().stream()
          .filter(
              p -> p.get().toLowerCase(Locale.US).contains(matchSubstring.toLowerCase(Locale.US)));
    } else if (matchRegex != null) {
      checkMatchOptions(matchPrefix == null && matchSubstring == null);
      RegexListSearcher<Project.NameKey> searcher;
      try {
        searcher = new RegexListSearcher<>(matchRegex, Project.NameKey::get);
      } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
        throw new BadRequestException(e.getMessage());
      }
      return searcher.search(projectCache.all().asList());
    } else {
      return projectCache.all().stream();
    }
  }

  private static void checkMatchOptions(boolean cond) throws BadRequestException {
    if (!cond) {
      throw new BadRequestException("specify exactly one of p/m/r");
    }
  }

  private void printProjectTree(
      final PrintWriter stdout, TreeMap<Project.NameKey, ProjectNode> treeMap) {
    final NavigableSet<ProjectNode> sortedNodes = new TreeSet<>();

    // Builds the inheritance tree using a list.
    //
    for (ProjectNode key : treeMap.values()) {
      if (key.isAllProjects()) {
        sortedNodes.add(key);
        continue;
      }

      ProjectNode node = treeMap.get(key.getParentName());
      if (node != null) {
        node.addChild(key);
      } else {
        sortedNodes.add(key);
      }
    }

    final TreeFormatter treeFormatter = new TreeFormatter(stdout);
    treeFormatter.printTree(sortedNodes);
    stdout.flush();
  }

  private List<Ref> getBranchRefs(Project.NameKey projectName, Repository git) {
    Ref[] result = new Ref[showBranch.size()];
    try {
      PermissionBackend.ForProject perm = permissionBackend.user(currentUser).project(projectName);
      for (int i = 0; i < showBranch.size(); i++) {
        Ref ref = git.findRef(showBranch.get(i));
        if (ref != null && ref.getObjectId() != null) {
          try {
            perm.ref(ref.getLeaf().getName()).check(RefPermission.READ);
            result[i] = ref;
          } catch (AuthException e) {
            continue;
          }
        }
      }
    } catch (IOException | PermissionBackendException e) {
      // Fall through and return what is available.
    }
    return Arrays.asList(result);
  }

  private static boolean hasValidRef(List<Ref> refs) {
    for (Ref ref : refs) {
      if (ref != null) {
        return true;
      }
    }
    return false;
  }
}

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More than just music - you've not seen anything like Party In The Park
What's On previews Party In The Park, away from the main stage. Hear about the best brunch deal in Dubai, market stalls, acoustic sessions the best DJs
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Party In The Park is plenty more than your run-of-the-mill music event in Dubai. Sure, there's the main stage with its series of award-winning, world famous acts, from South African favourites Freshly Ground to the likes of Lily Allen, Richard Ashcroft and The Ting Tings, all of whom are responsible for some of most festival-friendly tracks around.
But beyond the main stage, you will find boutique shopping stalls, skate ramps, live performances from the region's coolest graffiti artists, slack-lining, acoustic sets, fun festival makeovers… and probably the best brunch offer in Dubai this side of Christmas.
Let's start with that. Fridays in Dubai wouldn't be complete without brunch. For the very first time in the UAE, What's On Party In The Park are offering you the chance to enjoy a famous Friday brunch, on November 14, bought to you by the institution that is McGettigans. Ticket holders can take their seat on the specially erected 'brunch deck' from 2pm to 5pm and enjoy an optimum view of the main stage for three hours of unlimited food and drink – think proper pub grub, sharing platters and beverages.
All that, as well as free reign to enjoy the rest of the festival once the indulgence is done, for just Dhs650.
And if you haven't eaten enough at brunch? Well, this is Taste Of Dubai meets music festival. Throughout the Media City Amphitheatre you'll find some of the most popular eateries offering healthy – and not so healthy – sustenance. If pizza is your bag, we've got Burger Fuel, Oregano, Sushi Counter, Bystro Dubai, Moti Roti, Taqado and more.
Might we suggest you head to the shops first? Over at the Hype Village, you'll find stalls from vast swathes of the city's coolest outlets, including West LA Boutique, Lady Mauve, Temporary Tattoos, Dump Drop, Remy Rue, Retro Culture, Glowfish and Hannah Lisa Make-up.
Those who like the finer things in life can head over to the Bubble Lounge, sponsored by Hello! Middle East. Any ticket holder will be able to relax in style with a glass of something bubbly or pose for event photographers on the red carpet walk. If all that sipping and selfie-taking gets too much, then unwind at the hands of our professional pamperers.
If you need to kick-back, the Good area is for you. Now we know Dubai may have the weather but it has nothing on England for a good beer garden. Well, intorducing the The Good Garden, a little bit of rustic charm in an otherwise glittering cityscape of skyscrapers. Local artisans and food and drinks stalls line the area offering up unique arts, crafts and all manner of gems. The acoustic stage provides a showcase of much-loved local acts featuring anything from soul to jazz.
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Impressed? Well, don't forget the music. Headlining the whole day is pop princess Lily Allen. When she first exploded onto the scene eight years ago with her single Smile – which held its spot at the top of the UK singles charts for two weeks – she brought a vibrant, witty-wordplay attitude to the music industry, not to mention a wacky wardrobe of prom dresses and trainers. With the encouragement from her showbiz parents (her father, Keith Allen, is an actor; her mother, Alison, is a film producer), Allen was a refreshing change in the world of manufactured pop, where every new artist seemed as if they arrived on a conveyor belt.
Also taking to the stage is former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft, who rocketed to fame in the '90s with his band's soaring violin-led track Bitter Sweet Symphony. Such is the power of Ashcroft's songs that they are often chosen by fans to be played at their most personal moments. Ashcroft explains: "So much that fans have said to me is incredibly personal to them. If you've written any good tunes you will be involved in funerals and deaths, you will be involved in weddings and births."
Having penned epic rock anthems such as Bitter Sweet Symphony, History, The Drugs Don't Work, Lucky Man and A Song For The Lovers, Ashcroft's songwriting credentials are bulletproof. As a frontman, he is renowned for deeply emotional performances. His talent has won him the respect of his peers as well as legions of devoted fans. Noel Gallagher famously wrote the track Cast No Shadow about the singer, and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has described him as "the best singer in the world".
As well as the two soloists, Brit indie favourites The Ting Tings are also on the bill. The duo – Katie White and Jules De Martino – are best loved for the monster hit 'That's Not My Name', while debut album 'We Started Nothing' reached the top of the UK chart. Single 'Shut Up and Let Me Go' bought the group further success. Second album 'Sounds Of Nowhere', which can claim assistance from Calvin Harris and Rihanna, among others, yielded further top 40 hits in the shape of 'Hands', 'Hang It Up' and 'Silence'.
Having drawn inspiration from time in Ibiza and New York, White and De Martino released their third album 'Super Critical' in October 2014, and have embarked on a worldwide tour, including a leg in Dubai for Party In The Park, where they will join critically-acclaimed Freshlyground from South Africa.
Away from the main stage, our good pals at Hype are lending their expert hand to proceedings in the shape of the Hype Clubhouse. Dubai's coolest clubs, DJs and urban culture junkies will come together for the first showcase of its kind.
If a little bit of what you fancy does you good, then you're in for a mighty fine time, with house, tech-house, funk, soul, reggae, hip-hop, garage, UK bass, techno, drum 'n' bass and more all on the musical menu to get you movin' and groovin'. Expect back-to-back sets, some old school turntablist skills (yay!); and a b-boy battle that'll make your jaw drop.
Represented in this marathon mash-up are Superheroes (Under The Moon, Kasparov), Deep Crates Cartel (Break DJ Lobito, Frez), Blue Marlin Ibiza UAE (Jixo & Danz), Audio Tonic Sunset Sessions (Mr Mr and Raxon), GlobalFunk vs Bassworx (Woodle with MC JD Odyssey, MACH4), Catch (Miss P.M, Somalie), Analog Room (Machine Machine, Salar Ansari), Aurora (Smokingroove, Arcade 82), and Plus Minus (Haidz, Gabriel Floriani).
Dubai Media City Amphitheatre, Dubai Media City, Dubai, 2pm to midnight, Dhs295 early bird, Dhs350 thereafter. Tel: (04) 4273000. Metro: Nakheel. partyinthepark.ae
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Rap artist Nyota Parker has developed a truly special and one-of-a-kind sound, which feels like a perfect blend of various influences. From the appeal of modern rap, down to the edge of R&B, anything goes! The artist's most recent studio release, Spectrum, is a perfect example of what you can expect from the artist's unique approach and one-of-a-kind sound.
Spectrum is a well-produced and remarkably spontaneous musical work, which creates an immediate and dedicated tone that portrays the artist's personality. Nyota is all about creating music that defies the usual boundaries, and Spectrum stands out as a really fantastic taste of her creativity and passion. What's even more intriguing about the sound of this release is that the variety of sounds makes the mix all the more kaleidoscopic, tipping the hat off to some of the most iconic hip-hop / R&B music out there. Still, Nyota has a lot of personality, and the artist's music sounds quite innovative and direct.
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ÿþMedical personnel need to run around reebok classic from one department to another, especially in case of employees working in the emergency department. If their apparel, especially their shoes are not comfortable, it can greatly affect their performance at work and they won't be able to perform their work efficiently.This article will give you a little know how on how to select the best nursing shoes and ensure your comfort without compromising on the style.
This is not such a big deal; you just need to keep in mind a few important points while picking out the best nursing shoes. The first and foremost factor to keep in mind is that you must buy shoes with a strong sole. Rubber sole is reebok shoes best in this case because they make it easier for you to walk in, stand for long hours and even run. Another advantage of rubber soles is that they protect you from dirt and any other unhygienic materials that reebok pump you may step on.
These materials can then easily be removed from the rubber soles as well. They will make these soles spick and span as if no dirt even touched it. It is also very important that the shoes you buy have soles made of anti-slip material. In a hospital, there is a high probability that you may come across a slippery floor. In order to avoid slipping, buy shoes that are made of anti-slip material. You will find a reebok crossfit shoes wide variety of shoes in different styles and materials.
Whatever maybe the activities you are engaged in, hurting feet are an indication it is time to change your shoes. It is true that your precious pair of shoes is a style statement in itself, but at what cost? If your feet cannot breathe in your shoes, do not suffocate it all the more. Sometimes, feet cramped in compact shoes, can lead to unnecessary sweating which further leads to formation of feet odor causing bacteria and fungi.
With Summer finally here we can expect to see lots of colorway of the Asics Gel Lyte 3 hit retailers. After getting a look at the vibrant mango colorway yesterday, we not shift our focus to something a little lighter.This Summer time colorway of the popular lightweight runner from Asics features a white reebok club c 85 upper with light blue, and grey accents. This would have made a great Easter colorway due to the soft tones used on the shoe.
Alongside the Kayano Trainer, this Asics Gel Respector also celebrates Japan s traditional Tanabata Festival, also known as the Star festival, which is known for commemorating the romantic story of two deities Orihime and Hikoboshi lovers that could only meet once a year on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month of the lunisolar calendar.Sporting a more subdued palette unlike the aforementioned pair, the sneaker flaunts dark green across its nubuck and tonal leather upper.


After the outrage over loot boxes that we witnessed toward the end of last year, a key reseller has understandably concluded that its customers want more gambling-inspired purchasing practices. GamesDeal are offering PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds for the low, low price of £12.69 – if you're willing to take on a 50% risk that you come away with a key for a random game instead.
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GamesDeal normally sells PUBG for £27.21, which, interestingly, is slightly higher than Steam's price of £26.99. And you thought key resellers offered discounts.
Head herefor the terms and conditions of the 50% promotion. They could be more precisely worded, but it seems you can either buy one or two 50% tickets. If you only buy one, you have a 50% chance to get PUBG, and if it doesn't happen, you get a random game instead, which is better than nothing. If you buy two tickets, you're guaranteed to get PUBG anda random game.
MCV bought a 50% ticket, and it sounds like they had a poor experience: GamesDeal's security blocked their PayPal payment, after which they had to try three more times to get a phone call to verify their identity. Fifteen minutes later, they were told they hadn't won, and got a copy of Hockey Space, a simple indie multiplayer game that'll cost you £3.99 on Steam.
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Michigan family of Vietnam veteran found
ROYAL OAK, Mich. (AP) — The family of a Michigan man killed in the Vietnam War who was honored at a recent memorial has been found.
The National Security Agency honored the late Sgt. Robert Townsend at the Memorial Wall in Fort Meade, Maryland, on May 29. About 20 of Townsend's relatives were in attendance, the Daily Tribune (Royal Oak) reported.
They learned of the special honor thanks to 74-year-old Vietnam veteran Lonnie Long, who searched for Townsend's surviving children for the memorial and contacted the newspaper in March.
The story caught the attention of Townsend's surviving daughter, Katheryn Mitchell.
"I always knew he was special to us and our family," Mitchell said of her father at the ceremony. "But now, to have it acknowledged, it's kind of made him come back to life again ... I know that he is here in spirit along with my mom. They are standing right here next to me."
The Intelligence and Security Command's History Department had asked Long and Gary Blackburn to look for Townsend's family. Long and Blackburn wrote a book about the Army Security Agency and Vietnam.
The Army Security Agency operated from 1945 to 1976. Its soldiers were trained in military intelligence and tracked and interpreted military communications.
"He would have been a bright young man," Long said. "He would have tested in the top 10 percent of all the recruits in the U.S. Army."
Townsend joined the army after graduating from Royal Oak High School in 1954, according to Long. Townsend married Mary Edwards, with whom he had three children.
Townsend is listed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.


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Colliers hires two senior industry leaders to strengthen India's Project Management capability
Two Executive Directors join Colliers in Karnataka to lead its Greenfield projects
Leading diversified professional services and investment management firm Colliers (NASDAQ and TSX: CIGI) today announced the appointment of two Executive Directors who joined its Project Management business in Karnataka to lead Greenfield projects within the region.
Sankey Prasad, Chairman and Managing Director, Colliers India, said: "I am excited to welcome stellar industry leaders that are joining Colliers and the robust platforms that we have created in line with our Enterprise Growth strategy. These industry leaders are enterprising, passionate, and up-to-date with industry best practices and will bring a fresh perspective to accelerate the success of our clients."
An industry expert and trusted thought leader with more than 22 years of experience, Jagadish Mahendran joins Colliers from Faithful + Gould PMC, Riyadh, as Executive Director, Project Management (Greenfield), Karnataka. Jagadish has strong technical expertise in commercial projects, mixed-use, residential, high-end fitouts, master planning, and infrastructure/public realm projects in GCC countries (UAE, KSA, Oman & Qatar) and India. With a track record of managing construction projects of USD 5 billion, Jagadish joins us from SNC Lavalin Company, Riyadh. Prior to this, he worked with some leading consulting and contract companies in India and abroad.
B Muralidharan has also been appointed as Executive Director, Project Management (Greenfield), Karnataka. With nearly two decades of experience in project management and construction, Muralidharan is a well-recognized industry leader with a track record of delivering superior results. An enterprising professional, Muralidharan is well versed in managing budgets with full P&L responsibility, negotiating high-level contracts, and building lasting relationships with vendors, clients, and partners. Muralidharan joins us from Riviera Infraprojects, where he held the designation of Chief Operating Officer. Before this, he was part of Adani Realty and Sobha Ltd., where he worked for over 16 years, growing from a Management Trainee to Assistant Vice President- Projects.
Ramesh Nair, CEO, India and Managing Director, Market Development, Asia, Colliers, commented: "I am excited to welcome senior Industry experts, like Jagadish and Muralidharan, to the project management team. They will collaborate closely to drive our project management and construction business growth across the region. We look forward to using the expertise of these leaders and the potential of our technology platforms to drive exceptional results for our business."
Sukanya Dasgupta
Director & Head, India Marketing & Communications
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Victim of Crosswalk Accident on 5th Avenue in Seattle Retains Davis Law Group
Douglas Robert Stinson, a Canadian computer science professor, has retained Davis Law Group, an award-winning, Seattle-based civil litigation firm, to represent her in possible legal action related to a pedestrian accident that took place on January 1, 2016 at approximately 10:20pm at the intersection of Spring Street and 5th Avenue in Seattle.
Mr. Stinson has just arrived in Seattle and had taken the light rail train from the airport to downtown. He was walking from the station to his hotel. He was legally crossing the street inside a marked crosswalk with the signal when he was struck by a 2000 Volvo sedan. He was pushed/thrown about 12 to 15 feet as the vehicle struck the right side of his body.
Mr. Stinson was the victim of this horrible accident. He suffered multiple broken bones; was transported by ambulance from the scene; spent 3 days at Harborview Medical Center; and later required surgery and physical therapy.
The actions and conduct of the driver of the vehicle is been under investigation by the Seattle Police Department.
CALL FOR WITNESSES: The team of pedestrian accident lawyers at Davis Law Group are also looking into the circumstances which caused this collision. Attorney Chris Davis is asking that any persons who saw this incident; who may have come upon the scene after the crash; took photos/video; anyone who may have tried to offer assistance on the scene or who had any contact with any of the victims; or anyone who has any information about the accident to please call Davis Law Group at 206-727-4000.
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FARC Negotiators Lay Resolution Strategy on the Table
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By Adriana Peralta Last updated Sep 26, 2014
Generals Oscar Naranjo and Jorge Enrique Mora flank Sergio Jaramillo Caro of the Peace Commission and Humberto de la Calle, chief of the negotiation team. (Colombian Presidency)
Español After 50 long years of conflict, the Colombian government and the FARC guerrilla have released their first draft agreement from ongoing peace negotiations. The much-awaited elements of the 65-page document are the proposed reforms, including the protocol for access to rural land, a lower threshold for minority-party participation, and subsidies for alternatives to narcotics production.
The stated objective of the release is transparency for a process that has been two years in the making. This has come after mounting pressure from those in opposition to President Juan Manuel Santos's handling of the terrorist organization, as they have alleged a lack of access to the fine print of the negotiations.
Proceso de paz es sólido y registra avances concretos. Hemos acordado con las Farc hacer públicos los acuerdos logrados hasta el momento.
— Juan Manuel Santos (@JuanManSantos) September 24, 2014
The peace process is solid and has made concrete advances. We have agreed with the FARC to publish the agreements achieved at this time.
Humberto de la Calle, chief of the negotiation team of the government, explained the reasons that led state officials and the FARC to release the details: "confidentiality of the process gave an advantage to opponents … to misdirect public opinion, which made us take matters into our own hands and release details of the agreements."
Juan Esteban Ugarriza, a political science professor at the University of Rosario in Colombia and the director of a research project, "Experiments with political reconciliation in Colombia," has shared his response with the PanAm Post. Nobody expected this political revelation, he explains, and now there is widespread understanding that there are no such hidden agreements.
His assessment is that the general terms of the negotiation were well known. This release does provide much greater detail, he says, but there is not any new information to generate controversy. This precision regarding the details is particularly prescient, given a planned referendum and sought-after approval from constituents.
Modernization of Rural Colombia
"Towards a New Colombian Countryside" is the title given to protocol for both acquisition and application of land ownership. The plan is to grant land to farmers who do not have any or have an insufficient quantity. To assure production, government officials promise to give easy access to credit, guidance with harvesting techniques, and new legislation to better define and protect ownership.
• "Tenemos que cambiar de manera radical las condiciones de la tierra en Colombia" @MinIragorri #ProcesodePaz pic.twitter.com/QTB98hUunJ
— Presidencia Colombia (@infopresidencia) September 25, 2014
We have to aggressively change the land conditions in Colombia. @MinIragorri #ProcesodePaz
Negotiation officials have promised to rebuild the countryside most harmed in the war with special development programs. Their stated objective is to cut rural poverty in half in the next 10 years, and the strategy will include food-security committees to ensure basic needs are met.
Daniel Raisbeck, an historian and classics professor at Our Lady of the Rosary University in Bogotá, says there is a clear upside to the proposed reform: "It will develop a solid property-rights system and will make clear who is the owner of every hectare of Colombian Soil." Raisbeck believes, though, that this measure must be accompanied with transparent registration of properties and companies.
He supports the emphasis on developing agricultural markets, especially for international trade, although that key element is absent from the published agreements. "In fact, many governments have done nothing more than protect certain markets," he opines.
Lower Barriers to the Political Arena
Colombia will have what the negotiating parties describe as a more open and inclusive democracy. The key ingredient will be opportunity for new political parties to survive without meeting a minimum threshold of required votes in elections.
In addition, the territories that have suffered the most in the internal conflict are set to receive extra representatives in the Colombian Congress — an attempt to speed up the transition from war to peace.
In terms of the wider civil society, negotiators hope to enact a law to establish social organizations that promote tolerance and greater political participation among the citizenry. Humberto de la Calle says that greater engagement will assure that in the future "nobody else will use weapons to promote a political cause."
Narco Dollars: The Elephant in the Room
The cultivation of illegal drugs is one of the principal forms of subsistence in Colombia, and a key revenue stream for the guerrilla. To address this contentious issue, negotiators propose the creation of a program to substitute legal commodities for the illegal ones.
De la Calle emphasizes that, rather than wipe out the plantations, the communities are going to be transformed. The FARC have also asserted they will cut any relationship they have had with organized crime and drug trafficking.
For Reisbeck, however, the proposed line of action ignores the immense allure and will do nothing to stop the harvesting of illegal substances: "In Colombia, the war on drugs is caused by its prohibition.… This treaty leaves intact the drug-trafficking structures, because drugs remain illegal."
In Colombia, the war on drugs is caused by its prohibition.… This treaty leaves intact the drug-trafficking structures, because drugs remain illegal.
The released agreements identify drug abuse as a "public issue that requires priority treatment," with intervention targeted towards regulated consumption. If implemented, the Colombian government would also increase its confrontation with organized crime linked to drug trafficking.
"How will the FARC and Juan Manuel Santos ever dismantle the value chain of drug trafficking, when this starts with the price that consumers pay in the United States and other countries?" Raisbeck remarks. He contends that this agreement does not offer any solution to the fundamental germ of the war on drugs: "Those who see this agreement as hope for real peace in Colombia are victims of optimism not sustained in reality."
Professor Ugarriza has a slightly different take, that the agreements are an opportunity to bring alternative strategies to the table, which in and of itself is progress: "I don't expect that this will ends the problem of drug trafficking, but it might have positive results in some territories. The legalization debate will march on alongside these negotiations."
One prominent issue yet to be resolved is the future of FARC members — whether they will be punished and who among them will be able to engage in politics. This will be the last item negotiated in Havana.
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Biological evidence is often at the heart of a case, but it can be hard to understand exactly what the scientist is trying to say. In part, this is because of conventions and standards around the way particular types of evidence, especially DNA, are reported.
In these short guides, we try to give you an understanding of the principles behind some of the terms used and how biological evidence is produced and reported. Please note - these are guides for the non-specialist and, although we make them as correct and accurate as we can, there are some topics that we cannot cover in the level of details that a forensic scientist might expect.


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Port of Montreal strike end nears after lawmakers OK back-to-work legislation
Back-to-work legislation could take effect Saturday if Senate approves bill
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· Thursday, April 29, 2021
Longshoremen at the Port of Montreal began a general strike on Monday. (Photo: Montreal Port Authority)
The strike at the Port of Montreal moved a step closer to ending after lawmakers in Canada's House of Commons approved back-to-work legislation early Thursday.
The legislation, Bill C-29, will require longshoremen at the port to return to work immediately after it takes effect. That could come as early as 12:01 a.m. Saturday if the Senate approves the bill on Friday, which is likely.
The longshoremen, represented by Canadian Union of Public Employees Local (CUPE) 375, will be prohibited from further strikes until they reach a new collective bargaining agreement with the Maritime Employers Association (MEA).
The bill's passage drew a rebuke from CUPE, which called it "an assault on the rights of 1,150 striking workers at the Port of Montreal."
The federal Labor Minister Filomena Tassi said the government moved ahead with the legislation because the damage to the supply chain and Canadian economy was too grave to allow the strike to continue.
"The situation now is dire and the consequences are going to be very hurtful for Canadians across this country, " Tassi told members of parliament on Wednesday, adding that the strike cost the economy up to $80 million per week.
The longshoremen began a general strike on Monday, which shut down most cargo operations at Canada's second-busiest port. It came less than a year after an 11-day strike, which ended in a truce.
Relations between the dockworkers and the port employers quickly deteriorated after the truce expired in March. The longshoremen began a partial strike after the MEA suspended a guarantee of minimum pay and moved to a general strike in response to a change in work schedules.
The MEA said the measures were in response to a drop in port cargo volumes resulting from the labor dispute.
The longshoremen have been without a contract since late 2018. While the details of the contract talks haven't been made public, union officials have said the key sticking points include working conditions and work-life balance, pointing to schedules that can require longshoremen to work 19 out of 21 days at times.
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Case Study - Meusburger
Industry:steel processing
Products:injection tools, high-quality dies and accessories
Transparency in steel
The standard component producer Meusburger has maintained its peak position with respect to the quality of products and delivery despite the rapid growth of the enterprise. This is due in part to the transparent information that the Manufacturing Execution System (MES) by Industrie Informatik supplies.
"We were seeking a partner that would accompany us on a long, successful road. Industrie Informatik fulfilled our expectations completely."
Mag. (FH) Daniel Fuchs, head of Logistics, Meusburger
Founded nearly 50 years ago as a one-man enterprise, today Meusburger in Wolfurt (Vorarlberg, Austria) is a leading European supplier of high-quality forms for injection molding machinery. Regular capacity enhancements and targeted investments in the newest technologies have made the family enterprise with 550 employees for over 8000 customers the top choice for standard components for tools and forms.
Top product quality is the prerequisite for this success: When customers such as Playmobil invest large sums in the construction of their molds, it must be guaranteed that the initial material is perfect and that no distortion occurs during processing. Meusburger precludes this risk from the start via stress-relief heat treatment.
The company has 58,000 standard articles with 98% availability for delivery. In addition to their extensive standard assortment, some 20% custom dimensions are produced.
800 deliveries per day
Reliability of delivery is a primary concern for Meusburger. 700 to 800 deliveries are shipped daily to an international customer base. Due to a large finished product inventory of 55 million euro, on-time production-to-order and sophisticated logistics, Meusburger can pride itself on the shortest delivery times on the market: from the warehouse, the product reaches the customer the next day; on production-to-order, they promise delivery in three days. This presents a huge challenge in terms of flexibility in production!
High demands for MES solution
Mag. Daniel Fuchs is responsible for the entire software that controls the smooth production process and the logistics. As project manager, he was also responsible for the changeover to MES several years ago. Because the ERP system had also been customized by the in-house IT team, they also expected the newly introduced areas of plant data collection, machine data collection and time & attendance to be as flexible as possible and easy to parameterize while remaining releasable.
The company opted for Industrie Informatik, whose Manufacturing Execution System specializes in integrated support of production processes and who, with more than 300 installations of the standard solution cronetwork at renowned European production enterprises, is a leader and one of the most innovative vendors on the market.
"Until then we had used a low-flexibility system for plant data collection that lacked functional testing and supplied too little information. Our work time logging had reached its limits. Therefore it was important to us to find a future-safe system that could handle new challenges and the rapid growth of the company," Mag. Fuchs explains the challenges for the new system. "cronetwork by Industrie Informatik met our requirements for information visualization without administrative effort, technological innovation, flexibility and simple display of information."
Transparent information at the front line
The ability to present information clearly and across area boundaries is of particular importance in practice at Meusburger because many decisions are made directly by operators at the machines: "We deliberately gave much freedom to the front line. Our decision makers are generally the machine operators. They decide the sequence of order processing, their time allocation, etc.," Mag. Fuchs explains the corporate philosophy for task distribution in production.
Likewise the fork lift operators have important coordination tasks. Now that they are equipped with mobile terminals that provide them with much information, they see continuously updated deadlines and priorities for the coming days and can predict any bottlenecks. Due to the high number of warehouse orders, they have the necessary flexibility to intelligently use the buffers before the machines, so that customer orders are delivered on time even on very busy days.
The in-house sales force can also check the progress of an order, whether it will be finished on time, and in case of delay where the order currently is. "This is extremely important for us because we regularly have 3000 to 4000 orders in progress. That alone would be the compelling argument for cronetwork. Without targeted system support, we could not sustain our delivery reliability at such a high level. At the level we have achieved, we would be lost without transparent information."
Unexpected benefits
"In practice we have realized how important it is to have a solution in operation that enables us to easily localize the causes of problems and to implement control mechanisms to avoid such problems in the future. At the bottleneck machines we have integrated the control mechanisms so that the operators know which orders have top priority, how many orders with deadline relevance must be processed in the course of the shift, and which orders will be coming to their machines in the next 2-3 days, in order to decide whether overtime is necessary," Mag. Fuchs explains a benefit that comes to bear only in operation.
On problems in certain production areas or bottlenecks, now Meusburger can analyze actual machine utilization and whether work is optimal.
Integrated information in detailed planning
In contrast to Meusburger's classical product range, where only a few job steps are required, in one area of production the company also offers subsequent processing, which requires specialized machines and highly qualified operators. For example, customers of very large forms entrust Meusburger with rough machining as preliminary work for the die maker. Depending on plate size, this can become very complex and require the use of different machines and work time of up to 100 hours. This is where cronetwork scheduling board comes to bear. "Due to the integration with plant data collection, we again have uninterrupted information flow. The operator sees in compact and clear form in a mask: Which orders are scheduled? Is the drawing finished? When must he begin? Are the predecessor operations complete? etc."
Production Planning knows which machine should begin which order, how much time is planned for that order, how far the order is, etc., in order to set the priority correctly. Before introduction of cronetwork, Production Planning did not know which drawing actually needed to be finished; they used to plan, but no one had access to updates. Today, if something is shifted in the scheduling board, the Production Planning staff sees this as well.
"That machine operators are now perfectly tuned with Production Planning and that material and drawings are at the machine at the right time are good examples of details that bring great benefits in practice," says logistics manager Fuchs.
Future-safe partnership
"We are a family operation and can plan long-range; we needed a partner to travel a long, successful road with us. Here Industrie Informatik met our expectations: Despite continuous growth and an increase in production-to-order, we maintained performance at our high level regarding reliability and quality. Since the introduction of cronetwork we have grown from 220 to over 550 employees and have introduced many new work time models. Due to the flexible scalability of time & attendance, we never encountered any limits.
Support also functions very well and the software is stable and technologically always up-to-date. We certainly decided on the right partner," concludes Mag. Fuchs.
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"With cronetwork we have achieved a meaningful indicator system that enables target/performance comparisons, overhead factor controlling, scrap analysis, scheduling, etc."
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Bob Benzen Conservative Calgary Heritage, AB
Mr. Speaker, brave Canadians at home and abroad accept the dangerous duty of protecting us, and their work does not end at Christmas. As we enjoy our holidays with family and friends, police officers and firefighters in our communities and our military members abroad will be away from their own loved ones while they are working to protect ours, standing on guard for us.
In 2017, the names added to the honour roll of police personnel killed in the line of duty expanded that tragic list to over 850 officers. The Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation's ceremony this year sadly added 13 new names to the list of over 1,300 firefighters who have lost their lives since 1848. One need only view the Book of Remembrance in Parliament's Memorial Chamber to understand the sheer number of soldiers who have paid the ultimate price.
May all our wishes this Christmas be for the safe return home of these brave men and women who serve to protect us and keep us safe.


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A voluntary recall of valsartan, a drug used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure, has expanded for increased risk of contamination with a cancer-causing agent.
A popular drug used to treat high blood pressure has been recalled because some products may contain a cancer-causing chemical.
In an ongoing investigation, the Food & Drug Administration has expanded the swath of the recall of the drug valsartan, which is used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure. The recalled drugs, manufactured by Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceuticals in Linhai, China, contain the chemical N-nitrosodimethylamine, or NDMA, which has been found to cause cancer in humans based on laboratory studies, the agency says.
Last month, the FDA issued a voluntary recall for some valsartan tablets and has since expanded it twice to include additional products from more drug companies, as well as some tablets with valsartan and hydrochlorothisazide (HCTZ).
The recall has spread globally with Health Canada and the European Medicines Agency having also recalled drugs using valsartan provided by Zhejiang Huahai.
Not all valsartan products contained NDMA, the agency says; the FDA has a list of drugs with NDMA and those not affected on its website.
Consumers taking any medication with valsartan can compare their prescription bottle to the FDA's list to determine if their drugs have been recalled. Patients can also contact their pharmacist, who may be able to provide valsartan from a drug maker not involved in the recall, the FDA says.
Patients taking these medications should continue taking them until their doctor or pharmacist has a replacement drug or treatment, the FDA says.
The Environmental Protection Agency considers NDMA a carcinogen that can cause liver damage in humans. The FDA's scientists estimate that one additional case of cancer would develop over the lifetime of 8,000 patients had they all taken the highest valsartan dose (320 mg) from the recalled batches daily for four years – the length of time some levels of the chemical impurity may have been added.


SHARES of SpiceJet zoomed 8.5 per cent on Friday after the airline announced it will induct 16 Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft, a move that will help in bringing down flight cancellations. The company's scrip jumped 8.54 per cent to close at Rs 109.90 on the BSE. During the day, it rose sharply by 10.61 per cent to Rs 112. In terms of traded volume, 99.96 lakh shares were traded on the BSE during the day.
The company's market valuation also rose by Rs 518.9 crore to Rs 6,590.90 crore. The announcement comes at a time when airfares have been on an upswing across India for the past few weeks due to a sharp decline in the number of flights, primarily caused by grounding of around 90 per cent of cash-strapped Jet Airways' 119-aircraft fleet. SpiceJet grounded 12 Boeing 737 Max aircraft in March over safety concerns following an Ethiopian Airlines plane crash.