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Josh Altman's 'It's Your Move' Shows a "Different Side" of the L.A. Agent
September 29, 2015, 9:01 AM ET
The #MDLLA agent joins the Bravo book club and shares some unexpected details from his L.A. come up.
By Emily Exton
Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles' Josh Altman is sharing his motivational tactics with the world via his first book, It's Your Move. Out September 29, the title showcases Josh's skills as a closer and motivator, but it's the personal stories shared that may surprise even the most diehard MDLLA fan.
"One of the reasons why I did the book and I had fun with it [was] because I wanted people to see the different side of me," Josh told The Daily Dish. "Of course you see us closing deals and you see Heather and my relationship but you don't know where we came from or how we got to where we are and I think that's important." Sharing a peek at his L.A. come up, Josh explained that his initial West Coast home wasn't exactly Million Dollar Listing material. "When we moved out to L.A., my brother and I, we didn't have two dimes to rub together. We lived in a fraternity and we weren't even part of the fraternity. That was literally all we could afford," he said.
In addition to his first home, the agent's early business ventures weren't as successful as a majority of the deals coming through the doors of the Altman Brothers office. In the book, Josh recalls the time he thought it was a good idea to get into "the rose business" on Valentine's Day, "because of course why not buy $25,000 worth of roses, you would quadruple it, right?" Needless to say, in that market, a 30-day close would be considered a luxury. "[There were] lots of ups and downs, lots of learning experiences. I think people will have fun with the book," Josh explained. "I really put myself out there and talk about a lot of stuff that you don't see on TV."
But how will Josh's book compare to, say, Life of the Ramona Coaster? Test your knowledge of the Housewives' literary canon, below.
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Ethics Opinion 1137
By Committee on Professional Ethics
Firm name, Name change
Committee on Professional Ethics
Opinion 1137 (10/23/17)
Topic: Law firm name; "of counsel" lawyers
Digest: A law firm with one principal and two "of counsel" lawyers may call itself "A & Associates" as long as the "of counsel" lawyers meet the test for the designation "of counsel," which requires a close, continuing, and personal relationship with the firm.
Rules: 1.10(a). 7.5(a), 7.5(b), 8.4(c)
1. The inquirer, Lawyer A, practices in a law firm, A&B that has two partners and two attorneys – C and D — designated "of counsel." Lawyer B plans to leave the firm at the end of the year. The inquirer asks whether it is permissible to call the new firm "A & Associates." The inquirer characterizes the relationship of the two "of counsel" lawyers as "continual day-to-day." Both are covered by the firm's malpractice insurance policy.
2. May a lawyer designate the lawyer's firm "A & Associates" when the only other lawyers in the firm are designated as "of counsel" lawyers?
3. Rule 7.5(b) of the N.Y. Rules of Professional Conduct (the "Rules") provides that "a lawyer in private practice shall not practice under a trade name" or "a name that is misleading as to the identity of the lawyer or lawyers practicing under such name."
4. Comment [1] to Rule 7.5 says that, "to avoid the possibility of misleading persons with whom a lawyer deals, a lawyer should be scrupulous in the representation of professional status."
5. Rule 8.4(c) provides that "A lawyer or law firm shall not . . . (c) engage in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation."
6. The question raised here is whether using the firm name "A & Associates" as the name of the law firm would be a trade name or misleading when the inquirer does not have any partners, and the other lawyers who work at the firm are "of counsel" to the firm.
"Of Counsel" Lawyers
7. For purposes of this opinion, we assume that the two lawyers who are designated "of counsel" are properly so designated. See Rule 7.5(a)(4) ("A lawyer or law firm may be designated 'Of Counsel' on a letterhead if there is a continuing relationship with a lawyer or law firm, other than as a partner or associate.") As we explained in N.Y. State 955 ¶ 6 (2005):
Whether the relationship meets the "continuing relationship" test is fact-specific and no additional information is provided in this inquiry. Thus, as long as the inquiring firm is satisfied that the "continuing relationship" test is met, it may have an "of counsel" relationship with a lawyer.
See also N.Y. State 788 at note 5 (2005) ("We have interpreted the 'of counsel' relationship to mean that the of counsel lawyer is 'available to the firm for consultation and advice on a regular and continuing basis'"); N.Y. State 773 (2004) (quoting N.Y. State 262 (1972)); ABA Op. 90-357 (1990) (The use of the title "of counsel," or variants of that title, in identifying the relationship of a lawyer with another lawyer or firm is permissible as long as the relationship between the two is a close, regular, personal relationship and the use of the title is not otherwise false or misleading). See also Rule 7.5, Cmt. [1] ("Lawyers should not hold themselves out as being partners or associates of a law firm if that is not the fact, and thus lawyers should not hold themselves out as being a partners or associates if they only share offices.")
8. Whether lawyers C and D each have the close, regular, personal relationship required to merit the title "of counsel" is a question of fact that the inquirer must determine.
"Of Counsel" Lawyers as "Associated" with the Firm
9. If lawyers C and D are properly designated "of counsel," then the next question is whether they are "Associates" for purposes of calling the law firm "A & Associates." One objective of the Rules is to ensure that the public is not deceived about the identity, responsibility, or status of the individuals using a law firm name. See N.Y. State 732 (2000); N.Y. State 636 (1992); N.Y. State 459 (1977); N.Y. State 495 (1978); Matter of Shepard, 92 A.D.2d 978, 459 N.Y.S.2d 632, 633 (3d Dept. 1983); see also EC 2-11 (Ethical Considerations under the predecessor of the Rules provided that "[t]he name under which a lawyer practices may be a factor in the selection process. The use of a trade name or an assumed name could mislead non-lawyers concerning the identity, responsibility, and status of those practicing thereunder").
10. The Rules do not define the terms "associate" or "associated." The term "associate" often conveys the status of a junior lawyer who is not a partner or principal but is regularly employed by the firm. See ABA Formal Op. 90-357. Nevertheless, both the Rules and our prior opinions indicate that lawyers with other relationships to the firm are "associated" with the firm. For example, in N.Y. State 715 (2004), in which we considered the rules applicable to temporary lawyer working with a firm, we indicated that conflict rules apply to lawyers who are "of counsel" to a firm: "The Code does not define the term 'associated.' Although the concept extends beyond lawyers who are partners, associates or 'of counsel' in a firm, it does not apply to all lawyers who are in any way 'connected' or 'related.'"
11. Rule 1.10(a) provides that, while lawyers are associated in a firm, none of them may knowingly represent a client when any one of them, practicing alone, would be prohibited from doing so under Rule 1.7, 1.8 or 1.9. Both this Committee and the courts have concluded that "of counsel" lawyers are "associated" with a firm for purposes of the conflict of interest rules. See N.Y. State 876 (2004) (conflicts of interest will be imputed to all lawyers in all firms with which a lawyer is associated as a partner, associate or of counsel); N.Y. State 793 (2006) (under the former Code of Professional Responsibility, conflicts imputed to an attorney under DR 5-105(D), other than personal conflicts under DR 5-101(A), will also be imputed to all lawyers in any firm with which the attorney has an of counsel relationship); N.Y. State 788 (2005), N.Y. State 773 (2004) (lawyers who are "of counsel" to a law firm are "associated" with the law firm for purposes of former DR 5-105(D)); Nemet v. Nemet, 112 A.D.2d 359, 360, 491 N.Y.S.2d 810, 811 (2nd Dep't) (of counsel relationship leads to imputed disqualification), appeal dismissed, 66 N.Y.2d 602, 490 N.E.2d 554 (1985); Restatement (Third) of the Law Governing Lawyers § 123 cmt. c(ii) (1998) (same).
12. Accordingly, in the context of selecting a name for a law firm, we do not believe that the public would assume that the term "Associates" is limited to persons who are non-partner employees of the firm assigned the title of "associate." If, for instance, the inquirer elects to identify C and D on the firm's letterhead or website, the inquirer may fulfill the requirement of Comment [1] to Rule 7.5 to be "scrupulous in the representation of professional status" by clarifying that lawyers C and D are "of counsel." Compare N.Y. State 931 (2012) (name of law firm of solo practitioner cannot include "and Associates" based on employment of paralegal).
13. A law firm with one principal and two "of counsel" lawyers may call itself "A & Associates" as long as the "of counsel" lawyers meet the test for the designation "of counsel" that they have a close, continuing, and personal relationship with the firm.

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Review: The poor south is better for girls in high school, too
Published in Reviews
on 22 - 08 - 2014 Author: Administrator
This is the second text with a very similar headline and reason, coming from the same media in a single month. The text is about processed data from Northern Europe related to rape of women, i.e. sexual harassment of female minors. We have no doubt about the authenticity of the presented content for Sweden, though there should be at least one more source (given that this is not a classic interview with the person providing the information). However, the method of connecting this information to the situation in Macedonia is extremely suspicious. The purpose is to leave an impression that it's safer here and to send the following message (no matter how groundless it is): Don't go to Sweden, especially not if you are accompanied by a female.
Link to the original article: И за средношколките е подобро на сиромашниот југ
[The poor south is better for girls in high school, too: Every fifth girls in Sweden was sexually harassed]
Date and time of publication: 20.08.2014, 18:44
Review date: 22.08.2014
Reviewer: Љубомир Костовски
"The recently released report of the Swedish NGO 'Friends' indicates that every fifth girl in the Swedish high schools was sexually harassed in some way. According to the results from the survey conducted across the whole country, only 11 percent of students in the primary schools and 15 percent of high school students have been subjected to sexual harassment, and the difference is that high school girls were subjected to this kind of harassment twice as much, compared to the boys in their schools. As "Friends" already reported, every fifth girl and every tenth boy were sexually harassed".
IMPRESSION OF THE PRINCIPALS
The author says that this data was presented to the media by the general secretary of "Friends", Lars Arrhenius, who added that his country has serious issues when it comes to this topic. The author also says that we should not doubt this, especially if we take into consideration how serious the Swedish institutions are, but the comparison is extremely problematic. Namely, there is no "material" about the situation with sexual harassment in Macedonia?!
In our country, as the author herself admits, "there has been no research as the one in Sweden", but she still compares based on free interpretation of the situations with two high school principals – one from the Musical High School and the other from the "Josip Broz Tito" (JBT) gymnasium to "try and get a general impression of whether this problem exists or not" (!).
Both interlocutors say they are not aware of such a problem in their schools, which is almost expected to be their response – the principal of JBT says there have been no complaints (does that mean that there really isn't any sexual harassment or is it being treated completely different in Macedonia, for example), whereas the second principal says that his students think about other things (!) – for example, mastering a music piece – so they probably dodge puberty.
And in this – totally inappropriate – statistic "setting", conclusions are being drawn from the title, according to which "The poor south is better for girls in high school", with the term "poor" serving perhaps as a "spiritual condom" when it comes to this phenomenon.
PREMEDITATED COMPARISONS
This is not an accidental text, it is in fact the second article in the series of articles on the topic of: "Swedish deviations – our safe(r) conditions", which is indicated by the first article published in the same media on August 8, titled "The poor south is better for women", where another author, referring to the statement of the same source in Sweden, concluded that "Sweden has 14 times more rape cases than Macedonia." First, there is no explanation about the phenomenon of different treatments about what rape is (let us recall the Assange case, where this difference was obvious) in Sweden and in most of the Western legal systems.
The author has a second source – Yearbook of the United Nations – which is good, and in terms of our country there is only a brief conversation with Mirjana Jovanovska–Stojanovska, psychologist and psychotherapist. And, indicatively, her responses clearly indicate that in Macedonia, victims are afraid to report sexual violence and we virtually have no knowledge of how many people were victims in one year. This is especially true for women who are raped in an apartment of a friend, acquaintance, etc., because the victims subconsciously blame themselves for entering someone else's apartment, and probably suspect that nobody, not even the law will recognize this as an involuntary sexual intercourse because it happened behind a locked door!
Then why is the author taking the liberty to make such comparisons, implying that girls and women should be watched over if they go to the "rich, but immoral Sweden." We may be poorer and we may not have jobs, but at least we have honor! – is the moral of both articles.
This review was created within the framework of the USAID Media Strengthening in Macedonia Project - Media Fact-Checking Service Component,, mplemented by Metamorphosis. The review is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of its author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Metamorphosis, USAID or the United States Government. For more information on the work of USAID in Macedonia please visit its website (http://macedonia.usaid.gov) and Facebook page (www.facebook.com/USAIDMacedonia).
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Estonian men's basketball team wins Baltic Way Tournament
TALLINN - The Estonian men's national basketball team won the Baltic Way Tournament hosted in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Estonian basketball by beating Latvia 84-67 (24-9, 12-21, 24-18, 24-19) on Sunday, the online sports news portal of public broadcaster ERR reports. The Estonian team began the tournament with a historic win on Friday, defeating Lithuania for the first time since the restoration of independence in the Baltic states and winning 92-85. The most successful Estonian scorer in Sunday's game was Henri Drell with 16 point...
Latvia to turn to IIHF to agree on moving 2021 Hockey Worlds games in Belarus to some other country - Karins
Western Sports in the Baltic Region
World Beach Volleyball Tour stage in Jurmala postponed until 2021
BeActive Beach Games open for submissions
To honor the memory of the Armenian-origin football philantropist Garik Iknojan, a memorial bench was opened in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia
Latvia receives official invitation to participate in 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing
Mārtiņš Sesks becomes the first ever Latvian Junior WRC winner in Rally Estonia and overall leader of the Junior World Rally Championship


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Dell announces sub-$800 dual-core notebook
Round Rock (TX) – Dell today announced two additional notebooks models that can be equipped with Intel's Core Duo processor. The new Inspiron 1505 and 6400 cover a broad range of the thin-and-light segment – including mainstream notebooks: With an instant rebate, Dell sells the entry-level dual-core 1505 for $779.
Despite the fact that Intel promised a massive rollout of the Core Duo processor for this quarter in early January, dual-core notebooks remain a rare sight. As we approach the final stretch of the quarter, Dell today announced its second batch Core Duo and Core Solo notebook models. The higher end Inspiron E1705 and the business-targeted 9400 were announced in January
However, the new notebooks appear to be just "announceed" at this time: While the press release states that the notebooks are available "immediately," Dell's online product configuration form indicates a shipping date of 28 March. This date is in line with what we hear from some Taiwanese manufacturers who told us that system builders had "overbooked" Core Duo by about one million units just in January.
The good news, however, is that the notebooks are availability not only in pricey high-end devices, but also in the mainstream right from the start. With a $200 "instant" rebate, the entry-level Inspiron 1505 is offered for $729 with a Core Solo T1300 (1.66 GHz) processor. For an additional $50, customers get a dual-core Core Duo T2300 (1.66 GHz) chip. Other basic equipment of the six-pound package includes a 15.4″ screen, 512 MB memory, a 40 GB hard drive, a 24x CD-RW drive as well as Wi-Fi capability. Fully decked out with a 2 GHz dual-core processor, 2 GB of memory, a DVD burner and a 100 GB 5400 rpm hard drive, the Inspiron model checks out at about $1730.
Curiously, the notebook ship standard with Microsoft's Windows Media Center Edition operating system, but Dell does not offer a TV tuner card as an option for the 1505 as of now. However, we were told that the an external USB tuner will be added to the configuration within the coming days.
The Inspiron 6400 was not listed on Dell's website at the time this article was written. According to Dell, the 6400 model will be aiming for home-office and small-business customers and come in similar configurations as the 1505.
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Illinois may host Gitmo inmates
PLANS Barack Obama has directed the government to buy Thomson Correctional Center to house 'a limited number of detainees' from Guantanamo, an official said
AP AND REUTERS , WASHINGTON
The White House was to announce plans yesterday to acquire an Illinois prison and to send a limited number of detainees there from the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay, a US official said.
US President Barack Obama has directed the government to proceed with buying Thomson Correctional Center in northwestern Illinois "to house federal inmates and a limited number of detainees" from Guantanamo, the official said.
"Closing the detention center at Guantanamo is essential to protecting our national security and helping our troops by removing a deadly recruiting tool from the hands of al-Qaeda," the official said.
This "announcement is an important step forward as we work to achieve our national security objectives."
When Obama took office in January, he gave himself one year to close the prison. But Republicans and others criticized his administration's plans to transfer the prisoners to the US and try them in civilian courts as a security risk.
Congress enacted a law barring Guantanamo detainees from being brought onto US soil except if they were going to be prosecuted. Democrats, who control both houses of Congress, are planning to lift that restriction if the administration comes up with an acceptable plan for how to handle the prisoners.
A part the Illinois prison in a rural area west of Chicago would be used to house detainees from the naval detention camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, which was opened in 2002 to house suspects after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
The US official said Illinois Governor Pat Quinn and Illinois Senator Dick Durbin will be in Washington yesterday to be briefed at the White House on the decision.
Durbin and Quinn said last week that the Illinois facility, which is mainly empty, would be turned into a federal maximum security prison, and a portion of it would be leased to the Defense Department to house some detainees.
Meanwhile, federal prosecutors are considering a trial in New York for a Guantanamo Bay detainee named Majid Khan, who grew up in the US before allegedly enlisting in al-Qaeda, a person familiar with the discussions said on Monday.
Khan is among fewer than 20 detainees at Guantanamo labeled high-value by the US government — people thought to be senior members of al-Qaeda or to have extensive knowledge of the terror network.
The US Justice Department is weighing whether to put him on trial in federal court in Brooklyn, but no decision has been made, according to the person discussing the deliberations on condition of anonymity.
Attorney General Eric Holder already has said that self-declared Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four accused henchmen will be tried in federal court in lower Manhattan.


Takasugi checked the situation outside. There might be more governmental solders around here and they could not count on being safe yet. But since Gintoki was shot in the leg, they were not in a position to move much.
Katsura tired to treat the wound on the Gintoki's leg with whatever they had available. Instead of creme he used the leaves with juices that were supposed to help with the healing. Instead of septic he only used water, hoping it will be enough. Instead of a bandages he used the shirt of another solder. Since he was already dead, it did not look like he will still need it.
Takasugi came back, and sat down. They were at the cave, and it was not easily seen from the path. So it should provide at least some protection. And if Takasugi is back, than there does not seems to be any trace of the enemy around. He also brought some wood.
"How is he?" Takasugi asked, as he looked at sleeping Gintoki. He was already up for at least five days, so it was not surprising.
Katsura then took the wood, starting to make a fire. It was getting cold, and not only it would not be good for Gintoki's fever, he and Takasugi would have frozen as well.
Takasugi went and got some more wood, so ti will last them through the night.
In about half and hour he managed to make a fire going. The cave was quite spacious, so he did not think that the smoke will kill them. Also, it was covered from the front as well, so they were not likely to see the fire. It is also why they had put it more inside of the cave, then on the opening of the cave.
When he looked at Gintoki, he noticed that Takasugi was already back. He belittled himself for not noticing. The lack of sleeping was already getting to him. How was Gintoki managing, he will never understand.
Takasugi was trying to rose up Gintoki, and he was rewarded with sleepy Gintoki. In this situation, for Gintoki to not react at all, it drove home how seriously must have the wound affected him.
Katsura came there, and they both helped him move closer to the fire. They ended up with both of them on one side of Gintoki. They could feel his hands finding them, as he went back to sleep.
Takasugi nodded, and Katsura relaxed. For some reason, with these two, he always felt like he is safe.


Sachdev, PL and Nair, KRC (1987) Generalized Burgers equations and Euler-Painleve transcendents. II. In: Journal of Mathematical Physics, 28 (5). pp. 997-1004.
It was proposed earlier [P. L. Sachdev, K. R. C. Nair, and V. G. Tikekar, J. Math. Phys. 27, 1506 (1986)] that the Euler Painlevé equation yy[script `]+ay[script ']2+ f(x)yy[script ']+g(x) y2+by[script ']+c=0 represents the generalized Burgers equations (GBE's) in the same manner as Painlevé equations do the KdV type. The GBE was treated with a damping term in some detail. In this paper another GBE ut+uaux+Ju/2t =(gd/2)uxx (the nonplanar Burgers equation) is considered. It is found that its self-similar form is again governed by the Euler Painlevé equation. The ranges of the parameter alpha for which solutions of the connection problem to the self-similar equation exist are obtained numerically and confirmed via some integral relations derived from the ODE's. Special exact analytic solutions for the nonplanar Burgers equation are also obtained. These generalize the well-known single hump solutions for the Burgers equation to other geometries J=1,2; the nonlinear convection term, however, is not quadratic in these cases. This study fortifies the conjecture regarding the importance of the Euler Painlevé equation with respect to GBE's. Journal of Mathematical Physics is copyrighted by The American Institute of Physics.


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Catholic leaders to name suspected abusers in Alabama, Mississippi
Updated: 4:11 PM CST Nov 12, 2018
WEBVTT JENNIFER: I TALKED TO A LOT OF PEOPLE IN NEW ORLEANS, ALSO JEFFERSON PARISH ABOUT THIS LIST. MOST OF THEM SAID THE RELEASE OF THE NAMES IS LONG OVERDUE. A LOT OF PEOPLE USED THE WORDS DISGUSTING AND DISGRACEFUL TO DESCRIBE THE ACCUSATIONS. BUT THEY ARE DEALING WITH THOSE FEELINGS IN VERY DIFFERENT WAY SOME TOLD ME THEIR FAITH IS GETTING THEM THROUGH THIS. OTHERS ARE TURNING THEIR BACKS ON THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BECAUSE OF THESE ALLEGATIONS. >> I KNOW IT EXISTS, IT'S A DISGRACE THAT THEY HIDE IT. IT'S ANOTHER THING THAT THEY LIKE TO HIDE. THE WHOLE SITUATION IS UPSETTING FOR EVERYBODY, PARTICULARLY THOSE OF US THAT ARE CATHOLIC AND ATTEND CATHOLIC SCHOOLS. I DO FEEL THAT THE CHURCH TODAY IS TAKING ACTION AND LOOKING TO HELP IT'S PARISHIONERS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. JENNIFER: THAT WOMAN ASKED US NOT TO SHOW HER FACE OR RELEASE HER IDENTITY, BECAUSE SHE KNEW THREE OF THE PRIESTS ON THE LIST. HER SPECIFIC CHURCH HAS URGED ANY OF ITS PARISHIONERS TO COME TO THEM IF THEY HAVE ANY CONCERNS ABOUT THE LIST OR HOW THE CHURCH HAS HANDLED ACCUSATIONS OF SEXUAL ABUS
A Roman Catholic leader said church offices in Alabama and Mississippi will release the names of clergy members accused of sexually abusing minors.A statement from Archbishop Thomas J. Rodi, of Mobile, Alabama,said each of the four Catholic dioceses in the two states will release the names of people who were removed from ministry after being accused of abuse.Diocese offices are located in Birmingham, Alabama, as well as Jackson and Biloxi in Mississippi. The archdiocese is in Mobile.Rodi's statement said the Mobile office will release names involved in accusations dating back to 1950.The statement was released Thursday by Rodi. It does not say when the names will be made public. It said clergy personnel files from nearly seven decades are being examined.The decision comes after the Archdiocese of New Orleans also released a list of clergy were accused of sexual abuse. The names of the 57 men are included in the list, some of whom are deceased and "admitted or have been publicly accused of sexually abusing a minor." The other men are still alive and have either been removed from ministry or the "final disposition of the allegation was the responsibility of the religious order."Keep up with local news, weather and current events with the WDSU app here. Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news right in your inbox. Click here to sign up!
MOBILE, Ala. —
A Roman Catholic leader said church offices in Alabama and Mississippi will release the names of clergy members accused of sexually abusing minors.
A statement from Archbishop Thomas J. Rodi, of Mobile, Alabama,said each of the four Catholic dioceses in the two states will release the names of people who were removed from ministry after being accused of abuse.
Diocese offices are located in Birmingham, Alabama, as well as Jackson and Biloxi in Mississippi. The archdiocese is in Mobile.
Rodi's statement said the Mobile office will release names involved in accusations dating back to 1950.
The statement was released Thursday by Rodi. It does not say when the names will be made public. It said clergy personnel files from nearly seven decades are being examined.
The decision comes after the Archdiocese of New Orleans also released a list of clergy were accused of sexual abuse. The names of the 57 men are included in the list, some of whom are deceased and "admitted or have been publicly accused of sexually abusing a minor." The other men are still alive and have either been removed from ministry or the "final disposition of the allegation was the responsibility of the religious order."
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Q: Definition of finite dimensional decomposition of Banach space The question is in the title.

What is the definition of finite dimensional decomposition of Banach space?

I have been looking around for a while and can't find anything!
Thanks

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Let $X$ be a Banach space. A sequence $\{X_n\}_{n=1}^\infty$ of finite-dimensional subspaces of $X$ is called a finite-dimensional decomposition of $X$ if every $x\in X$ has a unique representation of the form $x=\sum_{n=1}^\infty x_n$ with $x_n\in X_n$ for every $n\in \mathbb{N}$.

This is Definition 4.31 on page 198 of Banach Space Theory: The Basis for Linear and Nonlinear Analysis by Marián Fabian, Petr Habala, Petr Hájek, Vicente Montesinos, Václav Zizler.

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Her Name Was Tydie
TydiePhoto: Baltimore Police
The victim, who has only been identified as "Tydie" by the Baltimore Transgender Alliance, was found unconscious on the side of a street on the 2400 block of Guilford Avenue about 4:15 AM after neighbors called the police to report a shooting in the area. She was later taken to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead shortly after.
The Baltimore Police currently have no suspects in the case, and they are asking for help from anyone who has any information that may lead to an arrest. They would not release any additional information regarding Tydie's identity until her family was properly notified.
"At this time we don't have a lot to go on," Police Spokesperson T.J. Smith told the Baltimore Sun in an interview. "We know there was some sort of argument that took place and during that argument it looks like a person – one individual – pulled out a gun and shot the female and left her on the side of the road."
Smith also noted they are looking for a dark colored vehicle that left the scene at a "high rate" of speed.
A community vigil was held in Baltimore to honor her life on Friday.
Baltimore police are urging anyone with information that could help them find the person responsible for the murder to call the police homicide office at 410-396-2199 or send a text tip at 443-902-4824.
Tydie is now the 23rd transgender person and the 17th transgender person of color to be murdered in 2018.
Drawing of Tydie from The Baltimore Transgender AllianceFacebook
Rest in power Tydie!


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Do you have the courage to take your parents off the road?
TOUGH DECISIONS: How often do we hear about elderly drivers jumping on the accelerator instead of the brake? FRANK REDWARD
by Russell Manning, RACQ principal technical researcher
AS FAR as parent/offspring discussions go, you may think the most difficult discussion you'll ever have is going to be about the birds and the bees.
But for many of us, there'll be another much more difficult talk to be had - it's the one with our parents about when it's time to give up driving.
In my elderly relative's case, it was the inevitable result of three crashes in a fairly short period. Luckily the first two were minor, but the third crash she drove straight through a stop sign to T-bone another car.
Both cars were write-offs but thankfully injuries were minor. It was clear our family needed to "have the conversation".
It wasn't a pleasant conversation, and we didn't enjoy having to deliver the message.
We were blunt: "You need to give up driving before you kill yourself, or someone else".
Fortunately, common sense prevailed, and my relative agreed to hand in her licence. The fact there was no longer a car to drive certainly made her decision easier.
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"Beautiful to Me" is the first single by Australian indie rock band Little Birdy, from their debut album BigBigLove. It was released on 13 September 2004 and reached number 27 on the ARIA Singles Charts.
The song reached number 2 on the Triple J Net 50 and was ranked number 8 on Triple J's Hottest 100 of 2004.

Like all the tracks on BigBigLove, the single was produced and mixed by Paul McKercher (Eskimo Joe, Pete Murray, Augie March, You Am I). The song was written by Katy Steele.

Track listing

Charts

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2004 singles
2004 songs
EMI Records singles
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There's an immersive production of a Chekhov play that happens every year with a cast that's included a Tony winner, a Pulitzer winner and familiar faces from TV. But you've probably never heard of it.
That's because the Lake Lucille Chekhov Project, launched in Rockland County, N.Y., in 2003, plays just one public performance annually, to an invited audience of a few hundred people, many of whom are Rockland locals. But a new film, "I Am a Seagull," which just premiered at CUNY's Martin E. Segal Theatre Center, gives everyone else a glimpse of a recent Lake Lucille staging of "The Seagull" that starred Tony winner Gabriel Ebert ("Matilda"), Pulitzer-winning playwright Annie Baker ("The Flick") and Off Broadway favorite Deirdre O'Connell, as well as T.R. Knight ("Grey's Anatomy") and Gayle Rankin ("Glow" "Hamlet" with Oscar Isaac).
The Lake Lucille Chekhov Project is the brainchild of directors Brian Mertes (head of the MFA directing program at Brown University) and Melissa Kievman, whose 1805 farmhouse provides the set for the project's productions. "It began as kind of an experiment in breaking down all the boundaries and barriers between life and work," Mertes says. "What happens if you do a radical piece of theater inside of a small community?"
In this community theater, the whole community gets involved: Many of the performers, musicians and other artists are hosted by residents of the 80 homes clustered around the 17-acre man-made lake. Some locals turn up for dance rehearsals and become a part of the final performance, which can take place in the backyard, in the lake and all over the house. The one and only performance includes a barbecue on the lawn at intermission.
No one gets paid for the weeklong retreat. ("The Cherry Orchard," "Platonov" and "Ivanov" are among the titles that have been presented; the group worked on "Seagull" for four years in a row.) The cast rehearses one act a day for four days, puts it all together on a Friday, and on Saturday, it's showtime.
Along with acting rehearsals, there are music workshops, dance rehearsals and other elements that make their way into a show that's performed largely outdoors. "I Am a Seagull" begins with a performance of the symbolist drama written by the character Treplev (Ebert), with cast members in masks and a speech made from the farmhouse roof. When characters mention going for a swim in the lake, actors do exactly that in the real lake.
Through the whole process, the participants eat, sleep and work in close quarters, sharing housework shifts and sometimes spending nights in tents on the lawns of Lake Lucille residents — except when it rains, when everyone scrambles to find indoor space for the night. At least the food's great.
"We're often wet and cold and sick, and all kinds of stuff goes wrong, but we know breakfast is gonna be really good," says O'Connell ("The Boy Downstairs," "The Path"), who's starring in "Terminus" at New York Theatre Workshop.
In "Seagull," she plays Arkadina, the famous actress at the center of the play's tangled web of unrequited loves. She's participated in the project for a total of nine years. "It's been such a profoundly happy, challenging experience," she says. "With the bottomless nature of that writing, we can just keep digging, and it will keep throwing up revelations."
What the creatives involved seem to appreciate is the focus on process rather than product. Lined up for 2018: a return to "The Cherry Orchard," with casting still to be set.
"We find that it's not about trying to retain something or trying to repeat a performance," Mertes says. "The discoveries and the performance are happening all the way through the week, when something actually comes alive."
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For Laura Linney, every stage experience is a learning experience. "Even the bad ones!" she cheerfully declared on the new episode of Stagecraft, Variety's theater podcast. Listen to this week's podcast below: "Even the ones that are really bad, and I've been really bad in some things," continued the Emmy winner, currently back on Broadway [...]
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Happy New Year! How did you ring in the new year? I spent New Year's Eve with my family and 2 of my cousins. We didn't have a "party," but we played Just Dance 2014 (so, really, my sister and cousins had a dance battle), ate fried chicken, and drank sparkling grape juice. Very glamorous 😉 Then, we watched New Years Rockin' Eve and counted down to 2014. Happy 2014, everyone!


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To see a wide range of camping and caravan sites visit Caravan Site Finder.Com If you want a site that is close to Weymouth, consider camping at Osmington.There are two camps there,go to the Rowell Camping Osmington Page or the Osmington page which lie to the north east of Weymouth and Portland.
Coking Farm Fishery Gillingham is located to the west of Shaftesbury and south of Gillingham.This site is part of a fishery,has wifi, and does not allow children,so if it's peace and quiet you want in north Dorset then go here.
Puncknowle is a beautiful Dorset village off the B3157 between Abbotsbury and Burton Bradstock.Here you will find a small camp site which whilst basic is affordable and keeps you away from the big crowds of the holiday park sites.
Wareham Forest Tourist Park A 44 acre site in the Warham Forest good for access to the Jurassic Coast.Site has electric hook up and wi-fi.
Birchwood Tourist Park is a 50 acre site just down the road from the Wareham Forest Tourist Park.
Tom's Field Campsite is a small campsite in Langton Matravers near Swanage on the Jurassic Coast.For those of you who want a campsite away from a million caravans this is for you.
Woodlands B&B Lodge & Camping Site is another small and quiet site near Wool on the Jurassic Coast.Not a tourist park and has low tariffs.
Rowlands Wait Camping Park a medium size site that will take tents,caravans and motorhomes.Close to Bere Regis and good base for the Jurassic Coast also.
Cerne Abbas Camp and Caravan Site is actually called the Giant's Head Caravan and Camping Park and is close to Cerne Abbas and the chalk giant with the large phallus!


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After first encouraging results, the Tirasa team has successfully delivered a full-fledged bundle for Juju, Canonical's cloud platform, now officially available in the Juju charm store.
The immediate availability of an Apache Syncope Juju bundle dramatically shortens the product evaluation process and encourages adoption. With this additional facility to get started with Open Source Identity Management, we hope to increase the deployments of Apache Syncope in any environment.
Read more about this in the official Canonical's announcement.


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For consumers looking to shift into higher gear on a new car or truck purchase, experts and buyers who've been there and done that have advice.
NEW YORK (MainStreet) — There is a perfect storm of sorts at work in the automotive market.
Interest rates are at record lows (down 18% for buyers with good credit in the past year), oil and gas prices are still cheap and the average U.S.-owned vehicle is more than 11 years old, according to WalletHub's 2015 Auto Financing Report. In its survey of 150 auto financers nationwide, WalletHub reports that the "good places to start" are carmakers (where rates are 49% below average) and credit unions (23% below average).
Not so with big banks (where loan rates are 10% above average) and regional banks (where rates are 43% above average). Survey researchers deem them "secondary options" for auto buyers this summer, which seems an understatement.
Manufacturers Toyota, Volkswagen, Kia, Ford, Dodge, Nissan and Cadillac offer the lowest financing rates. If it's a lease you're mulling, Volvo, Audi, Ford and Toyota have the best offers, WalletHub says.
For consumers looking to shift into higher gear on a new car or truck purchase, buyers who've been there and done that have advice.
Andrea Woroch, a consumer savings advocate in Santa Barbara, Calif., was forced to buy a car when the engine in her 2005 Jeep seized recently.
"I had set a budget first," Woroch says. "The key for car buyers there is to review your currently monthly bills versus income to figure out a comfortable monthly payment that you can afford. Then begin researching car options that fit within that budget. Doing it the other way around will often lead you to overbuy and get stuck feeling financially strained."
Woroch also advises using Kelly Blue Book or TrueCar.com to find the estimated average price paid and fair market price for cars you're considering. Check Costco too, she says.
"Costco members are privy to an exclusive auto pricing program for participating retailers which is usually below the manufacturer price. Make sure you have your member card ready if you're asking about this price, or consider joining for the year. The one-time fee will be paid for by the savings you get from the warehouse deal," she says.
If trading in your old car is part of the deal, your best move may be to take the deal private. "If you need to sell your current car, you can expect to get 15% to 25% more from a private party versus what you'd get trading it in to a dealer, depending on the vehicle's condition," says Kelly MacRae, vice president of strategic and financial planning for Beacon Pointe Advisors in Newport Beach, Calif. "Also, if you decide to purchase your car from a dealer, timing is everything. Consider waiting until the end of the day when salespeople and managers are anxious to close the deal and get home."
If you opt for a used vehicle, make sure to buy on sites that require a Vehicle Identification Number. "The VIN is a vehicle's fingerprint and is vital for tracking a vehicle's life — its use, misuse and demise," says Kristen Andersson, head of communications and strategic marketing at San Francisco-based Instamotor, an online vehicle sales marketplace.
Make sure to get a mechanical inspection too. "We always recommend a mechanical inspection by a certified mechanic," Andersson says. "Putting a vehicle up on a lift is the only way to uncover hidden issues."


EBay said Tuesday that for the first time ever, it is making it free to list up to 50 items a month on its auction site and that it will be free to add the "Buy it Now" option. Prices will be effective starting April 19. The promotions are designed to drive increases in both new listers and listings. Currently the prices for the service vary by the starting price of the item. If someone were listing 50 items a month at the highest price and added Buy It Now to all of them, the current cost would be $112.


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Perspectives on Marine Biodiversity and Sustainable Development:

Interviews at the UN Ocean Conference, June 2017

Mr. Jake Rice

How Thriving Marine Ecosystems and Fisheries Go Hand-in-Hand

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Mr. David Johnson

What is an 'EBSA' and Why Are They so Important?

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Impacts of Climate Change and Debris on Deep Sea Ecosystems

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Anita Avolio Pinkas, American State official. Achievements include patent for back applicator for lotions and creams. Mediator Municipal Court, Hamilton Township, since 1994.
Pinkas, Anita Avolio was born on November 14, 1958 in Trenton, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Pat and Rose (Volpe) Avolio.
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package org.antlr.v4.test.runtime.csharp;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.Ignore;

@SuppressWarnings("unused")
public class TestSets extends BaseTest {

	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testCharSetLiteral() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(91);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : (A {Console.WriteLine($A.text);})+ ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : [AaBb] ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("WS : (' '|'\\n')+ -> skip ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="A a B b";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals(
			"A\n" +
			"a\n" +
			"B\n" +
			"b\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testComplementSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(51);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("parse : ~NEW_LINE;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("NEW_LINE: '\\r'? '\\n';");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="a";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "parse", input, false);
		assertEquals("", found);

		assertEquals(
			"line 1:0 token recognition error at: 'a'\n" +
			"line 1:1 missing {} at '<EOF>'\n", this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testLexerOptionalSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(88);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : ('a'|'b')? 'c' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="ac";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("ac\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testLexerPlusSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(88);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : ('a'|'b')+ 'c' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="abaac";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("abaac\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testLexerStarSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(88);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : ('a'|'b')* 'c' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="abaac";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("abaac\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testNotChar() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(59);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine($A.text);} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : ~'b' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="x";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("x\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testNotCharSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(65);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine($A.text);} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : ~('b'|'c') ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="x";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("x\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testNotCharSetWithLabel() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(67);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine($A.text);} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : h=~('b'|'c') ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="x";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("x\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testNotCharSetWithRuleRef3() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(131);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine($A.text);} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : ('a'|B) ;  // this doesn't collapse to set but works\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("fragment\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("B : ~('a'|'c') ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="x";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("x\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testOptionalLexerSingleElement() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(82);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : 'b'? 'c' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="bc";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("bc\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testOptionalSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(80);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : ('a'|'b')? 'c' {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="ac";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("ac\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testOptionalSingleElement() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(82);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A? 'c' {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : 'b' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="bc";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("bc\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testParserNotSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(63);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : t=~('x'|'y') 'z' {Console.WriteLine($t.text);} ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="zz";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("z\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testParserNotToken() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(74);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : ~'x' 'z' {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="zz";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("zz\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testParserNotTokenWithLabel() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(57);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : t=~'x' 'z' {Console.WriteLine($t.text);} ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="zz";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("z\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testParserSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(58);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : t=('x'|'y') {Console.WriteLine($t.text);} ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="x";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("x\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testPlusLexerSingleElement() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(82);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : 'b'+ 'c' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="bbbbc";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("bbbbc\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testPlusSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(80);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : ('a'|'b')+ 'c' {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="abaac";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("abaac\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testRuleAsSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(87);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a @after {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} : 'a' | 'b' |'c' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="b";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("b\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testSeqDoesNotBecomeSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(124);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : C {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("fragment A : '1' | '2';\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("fragment B : '3' '4';\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("C : A | B;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="34";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("34\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testStarLexerSingleElement_1() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(82);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : 'b'* 'c' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="bbbbc";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("bbbbc\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testStarLexerSingleElement_2() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(82);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : A {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("A : 'b'* 'c' ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="c";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("c\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}
	/* This file and method are generated by TestGenerator, any edits will be overwritten by the next generation. */
	@Test
	public void testStarSet() throws Exception {
		mkdir(tmpdir);
		StringBuilder grammarBuilder = new StringBuilder(80);
		grammarBuilder.append("grammar T;\n");
		grammarBuilder.append("a : ('a'|'b')* 'c' {Console.WriteLine(this.TokenStream.GetText());} ;");
		String grammar = grammarBuilder.toString();
		String input ="abaac";
		String found = execParser("T.g4", grammar, "TParser", "TLexer", "a", input, false);
		assertEquals("abaac\n", found);
		assertNull(this.stderrDuringParse);

	}

}


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Once Upon a Time Season 3 Episode 17: "The Jolly Roger" Photos
Not Going Well for Ariel
Things don't seem to be going well between Ariel and Hook on Once Upon a Time. "The Jolly Roger" is the 17th episode of the show's third season.
Ariel Looks Devastated
Ariel looks devastated but Hook is smiling. The pirate seems to have the upper hand on Once Upon a Time.
Hook Has a Plan
If Black Beard has stolen the Jolly Roger, we certainly hope that Hook has a plan to get it back.
Black Beard
Is that Black Beard in the background and is he the reason that the Jolly Roger is missing?
Not Sure What We Like More
We're not sure what we like more about Hook's look. The sword, the hook or the awesome full length leather jacket.
Ariel's Sneaking Around
Is that the Jolly Roger or another ship that Ariel is sneaking around on? We're fairly sure that no good comes of this.
Not a Mermaid
Ariel may not be a mermaid any longer but we love the new outfit. What has her looking so indignant at Hook and his drinking partner?
Hook's Lost Year
Hopefully we'll find out exactly what Hook was up to during the lost year in the Fairy Tale world.
Willing To Fight For Her Man
It looks as though Ariel is willing to fight to find Prince Eric. Why hasn't her prince returned to her?
Desperate to Find Eric
Ariel is desperate to find Prince Eric when he goes missing in the Fairy Tale land.
The Mermaid and the Pirate
Things look a little tense between the mermaid and the pirate on Once Upon a Time. "The Jolly Roger" is the 17th episode of the show's third season.
Displaying all 11 photos
What did I tell you mates? You don't need a ship to be a pirate.
Permalink: What did I tell you mates? You don't need a ship to be a pirate.
I got to say, it's good to be at your side again, Sir and not as a rat.
Smee
Permalink: I got to say, it's good to be at your side again, Sir and not as a rat.
Once Upon a Time Round Table: "The Jolly Roger"
Once Upon a Time Review: A Tortured Hero
The Jolly Roger


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Morphology of lip print patterns among Indian and Malaysian population- a tool for racial and gender identification
Alister Joseph Thomas, Jagadish Rao Padubidri, Sowmya J. Rao, Ravichandra Udupa, B. Suresh Kumar Shetty, H. Pavanchand Shetty, Haneil L. Dsouza
Department of Forensic Medicine, Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore
Introduction: Lip prints are like finger prints; Unique and never same in two different individuals. Lip prints are distinctive and do not change during the life of the person. Cheiloscopy can be of special interest in cases where there are no finger prints available and as a necroidentification technique Aims: To identify different types of lip print patterns in North Indian, South Indian and Malaysian populations. To assess gender based on lip print patterns among Indian (North and South) and Malaysian population. Methodology: A cross-sectional study was conducted among 128 subjects - 102 were Indians and 26 were Malaysians. Lip prints were analyzed based on Tsuchihashi's classification. The data was analyzed using SPSS version 16.0 for Pearson's Chi- Square tests and p-value. Results: Lip print pattern findings were found to have accordance with few other researches done in similar population setting. Among Indian subjects - Type 2 and Type 4 patterns are predominant. Among Malaysian population - Type 2 and 1' are predominant. In Indian and Malaysian male population - Type 2 and Type 4 are predominant. In Indian and Malaysian Female population - Type 2 and Type 1 are predominant. Conclusion: In the study, different types of lip print patterns in North Indian, South Indian and Malaysian population with respect to ethnicity and gender were studied. Further research on this topic, with a larger sample, would help to increase the accuracy of this study, strengthen the research field of Cheiloscopy and make this study fruitful.
Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology
https://doi.org/10.5958/0973-9130.2018.00115.9
cross-sectional study
Thomas, A. J., Padubidri, J. R., Rao, S. J., Udupa, R., Suresh Kumar Shetty, B., Pavanchand Shetty, H., & Dsouza, H. L. (2018). Morphology of lip print patterns among Indian and Malaysian population- a tool for racial and gender identification. Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, 12(2), 272-277. https://doi.org/10.5958/0973-9130.2018.00115.9
Thomas, Alister Joseph ; Padubidri, Jagadish Rao ; Rao, Sowmya J. ; Udupa, Ravichandra ; Suresh Kumar Shetty, B. ; Pavanchand Shetty, H. ; Dsouza, Haneil L. / Morphology of lip print patterns among Indian and Malaysian population- a tool for racial and gender identification. In: Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology. 2018 ; Vol. 12, No. 2. pp. 272-277.
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Morphology of lip print patterns among Indian and Malaysian population- a tool for racial and gender identification. / Thomas, Alister Joseph; Padubidri, Jagadish Rao; Rao, Sowmya J.; Udupa, Ravichandra; Suresh Kumar Shetty, B.; Pavanchand Shetty, H.; Dsouza, Haneil L.
In: Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, Vol. 12, No. 2, 01.04.2018, p. 272-277.
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AU - Suresh Kumar Shetty, B.
AU - Pavanchand Shetty, H.
AU - Dsouza, Haneil L.
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AB - Introduction: Lip prints are like finger prints; Unique and never same in two different individuals. Lip prints are distinctive and do not change during the life of the person. Cheiloscopy can be of special interest in cases where there are no finger prints available and as a necroidentification technique Aims: To identify different types of lip print patterns in North Indian, South Indian and Malaysian populations. To assess gender based on lip print patterns among Indian (North and South) and Malaysian population. Methodology: A cross-sectional study was conducted among 128 subjects - 102 were Indians and 26 were Malaysians. Lip prints were analyzed based on Tsuchihashi's classification. The data was analyzed using SPSS version 16.0 for Pearson's Chi- Square tests and p-value. Results: Lip print pattern findings were found to have accordance with few other researches done in similar population setting. Among Indian subjects - Type 2 and Type 4 patterns are predominant. Among Malaysian population - Type 2 and 1' are predominant. In Indian and Malaysian male population - Type 2 and Type 4 are predominant. In Indian and Malaysian Female population - Type 2 and Type 1 are predominant. Conclusion: In the study, different types of lip print patterns in North Indian, South Indian and Malaysian population with respect to ethnicity and gender were studied. Further research on this topic, with a larger sample, would help to increase the accuracy of this study, strengthen the research field of Cheiloscopy and make this study fruitful.
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package com.example.bot.spring.amazon.fsm;

import com.example.bot.spring.amazon.bot.Conversation;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;
import org.statefulj.fsm.model.StateActionPair;
import org.statefulj.fsm.model.impl.StateActionPairImpl;

import static com.example.bot.spring.amazon.fsm.StateConstant.BUY;
import static com.example.bot.spring.amazon.fsm.StateConstant.HELLO;
import static com.example.bot.spring.amazon.fsm.StateConstant.INIT;
import static com.example.bot.spring.amazon.fsm.StateConstant.ORDER;

@Configuration
public class StateContext {
    @Bean("goToInit")
    public StateActionPair<Conversation> goToInit() {
        return new StateActionPairImpl<>(INIT, null);
    }

    @Bean("goToHello")
    public StateActionPair<Conversation> goToHello(HelloAction helloAction) {
        return new StateActionPairImpl<>(HELLO, helloAction);
    }

    @Bean("goToBuy")
    public StateActionPair<Conversation> goToBuy() {
        return new StateActionPairImpl<>(BUY, null);
    }

    @Bean("goToOrder")
    public StateActionPair<Conversation> goToOrder() {
        return new StateActionPairImpl<>(ORDER, null);
    }
}


SEATTLE (BRAIN) — RacerMate is recalling about 25,000 stationary trainer flywheels, used on ComputTrainers the company sold before 2008. The blue, die-cast zinc flywheels can shatter and throw pieces of metal into the air. RacerMate has received five reports of flywheels that have shattered, including three reports of injuries, including lacerations and leg bruises.
Trainers with the recalled flywheels were sold from November 1997 through November 2008 for about $1,500. The flywheels were manufactured in the U.S.
Consumers are being told to immediately stop using trainers with the blue flywheels and to contact RacerMate for a free replacement. They can contact RacerMate at (800) 522-3610 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PT Monday through Friday or online at www.racermateinc.com and click on "Support" to access the Blue Flywheel Recall form. Consumers can also email the firm at sales@racermate.inc.


The time series dependencies of Financial volatility are frequently measured by the autocorrelation function of power-transformed absolute returns. It is known as the Taylor property that the autocorrelations of the absolute returns are larger than those of the squared returns. Hass (2009) developed a simple method for detecting the Taylor property in absolute-value-GAROH(1,1) (AVGAROH(1,1)) model. In this article, we fitted AVGAROH(1,1) model for various Korean financial time series and observed the Taylor property.
Granger, C. W. J. and Ding, Z. (1995). Some properties of absolute return, an alternative measure of risk, Annales D'economie et de Statistique, 40, 67-91.
Taylor, S. J. (1986). Modelling Financial Time Series, John Wiley & Sons, Chichester.


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Style Scoop: Kathy Griffin Calls It Quits on Fashion Police, RiRi Dons Dior, Cressida Bonas Moves With Mulberry
Kathy Griffin is calling it quits after just 7 episodes on E!'s Fashion Police. The comedienne, who replaced Joan Rivers in January, announced her exit on Twitter explaining, "I discovered that my style does not fit with the creative direction of the show & now it's time to move on." This piece of news follows Kelly Osbourne's exit from the show after Giuliana Rancic came under fire for offensive comments she made about Zendaya's hair. E! confirmed its plans to run Fashion Police as scheduled, beginning again on March 30 with Rancic, newbie Brad Goreski and executive producer Melissa Rivers. [People]
Rihanna is the latest face to appear in the Dior's "Secret Garden" series, which (collectively) has more than nine million views on YouTube. The film and print campaign was shot this week by Steven Klein in Versailles and is scheduled to run this spring. [Women's Wear Daily]
Mulberry launched the first of three short films in its new digital stories series—a dance project featuring actress/model/aristocrat Cressida Bonas (or, more widely known as Prince Harry's former girlfriend). The film was shot inside an 18th-century Clerkenwell courthouse filled with grass, sunlight and mirrors. Bonas grooves to ESG's "Dance" track while wearing the brand's Buttercup dress. [Women's Wear Daily]
The Victoria and Albert Museum toasted late designer Alexander McQueen on Thursday evening in anticipation of Sunday's opening of the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibit. Tastemakers including Kate Moss, David Beckham and Victoria Beckham, Naomi Campbell and Sarah Burton gathered for an opulent dinner and performance by FKA twigs in honor of the sensational show's opening. [Vogue]
Melissa McCarthy's women's collection will launch in August. It will hit department and specialty stores in the US, Canada and the UK for the fall selling season at the same time that an e-commerce site will go live. Melissamccarthy.com will not only sell the merchandise, but it will also provide seasonal commentary from the actress on fit, fabric, style and versatility. "My pieces mix and match, because some days we want to be rock 'n' roll and some days we want to be more polished," McCarthy said of her collection. "I love that I'll be able to chat with other women about fashion and see how they're wearing my clothes." [Women's Wear Daily]


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Sexy Dirty Love – Demi Lovato – Review
Demi Lovato is still searching for the track that will transform her from former Disney Channel darling to bona fide pop superstar. Though she's had a stream of hits, none of them have truly established her as a serious pop talent in the same vein as major players like Katy, Rihanna and Gaga. For all her efforts, Lovato remains a second-tier pop star, at least outside of the US.
The third track to be released from her upcoming sixth album, 'Sexy Dirty Love' is another snatch of clipped electro-pop, a stylish but faceless cut from what's shaping up to be an underwhelming record.
Despite its tight, snappy production, 'Sexy Dirty Love' lacks just about everything that makes for a good pop tune. A grating, featureless drone of vapid electro-percussion coupled with Lovato's typically anonymous vocals makes for an alienating and unfulfilling listen – something that has plagued many of Lovato's previous tracks. Her voice has none of the character of, say, fellow ex-Disney star Miley Cyrus, sounding doctored and manufactured when backed by lazy, unimaginative electro beats.
From listening to 'Sexy Dirty Love', you also get the distinct sense that Lovato is altogether unfamiliar with the concepts of both love and sex. She sounds detached and unbothered throughout, going through the motions required of a boring pop nothing such as this. There is no sexiness to be found here, and Lovato's assertion that she's "dreaming 'bout that sexy dirty love" makes her sound like a fourteen-year-old trying to impress her equally unsexed pals.
All in all, 'Sexy Dirty Love' is a deeply unsatisfying bit of pap that would struggle to find its place as an album track, never mind a promo song designed to whet our appetites for a full album. Lacking tune, character, flair and any likeability, this is a real dud from Lovato, pop's determined try-hard.
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Romelectro este o companie diversificată din România, înființată în anul 1971.
Compania este furnizor de energie electrică, producător și prestator de servicii în domeniul energetic, printre activitățile sale numarându-se reabilitarea și modernizarea de linii electrice aeriene sau centrale termoelectrice.
Compania este patronată de oameni de afaceri conexați cu Dan Ioan Popescu, fost ministru al Economiei.

Romelectro deține 52,62% din capitalul social al ISPE (Institutul de Studii și Proiectări Energetice).
Compania mai deține participații la firmele Electromontaj Carpați Sibiu, Celpi, Energoproiect și Romelectro Construct.

Cifra de afaceri:
 2006: 357,5 milioane lei (101,4 milioane euro)
 2005: 269,8 milioane lei
 2004: 185,8 milioane lei

Celpi
Înfințată în anul 1953, Celpi SA a fost privatizată în 1990 în proporție de 85%, Romelectro fiind acționar principal.
Societatea realizează stâlpi pentru transport de energie electrică, confecții metalice pentru construcții civile și industriale, cleme și armături pentru linii electrice, turnuri de telefonie GSM, zincare termică etc.
Totodată, compania asigură servicii de proiectare și execuție "la cheie" de structuri metalice, incluzând manufactura și montajul acestora.

În primele opt luni din 2007, compania a realizat o cifră de afaceri de 19,8 milioane lei

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Legături externe

www.romelectro.ro - Site web oficial
Site web Celpi

Traderi de energie din România


Hiring a car and journeying from London to Edinburgh can be the perfect start to a backpacking jaunt around the Scottish countryside.
It gives you the chance to see Britain from the road trip angle, and cross off a whole host of sights and scenery – particularly attractive if you're coming from outside the country and have limited time.
The beauty of car hire is you can pick up the vehicle in London and leave it in Edinburgh, allowing you to fly in and out of two different cities without repeating a long drive.
There are countless ways to undertake such a trip. Here's one suggestion that gives you three days of holiday, starting in London and ending in the Highlands.
Set off from London and head up the M6. This takes you along the west coast, generally considered the more picturesque route.
The journey takes between 6 and 7 hours straight, but you'll want to make a couple of stops so head off early in the morning – plan to start the road trip by 8am.
Sometime around noon you'll find yourself driving alongside the Lake District, the perfect place to stop for lunch and scenery.
Pull off the motorway and head to Lake Windermere – this will add around an hour and a half's time onto your journey.
After a leisurely lunch and a digestive stroll, hit the road by 3pm and you'll be pulling into the capital of Scotland come dinner time.
Check into a city centre hotel so you can fully appreciate the historic surroundings of Edinburgh's Old Town. Spend the evening supping whiskies and get some rest!
Drive up to the world-famous Loch Ness and you're firmly in the Highlands.
If you plan to backpack, there is no shortage of campsites and hostels close to the Loch. But you can do a round trip with a few hours of rambling in between and still be back in Edinburgh by evening time.
The weather can be unpredictable at best, so it's a good idea to have the option of driving home if you're not made of stern enough stuff.
Alternatively, be sure to pack sensibly and include a hip flask with a warming dram or three.
This is your chance to explore everything Edinburgh has to offer. The famous Edinburgh Castle. The haunted vaults. The unique architecture of the Scottish Enlightenment.
The rich history of the city comes alive when you walk through the wynds and closes of its oldest parts, and climb and descend the steep hills for which it is famous.
Be sure to book your flight home for late in the evening so you have plenty of time to drop the hire car and have a farewell drink to Edinburgh.
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Is it expensive to do it this way?
Very bold taking on the highlands in three days! It's a vast area that really can only be fully appreciated with several days minimum and a car to get around. There's a lot more than Loch Ness to see – the west coast journey from Loch Lomond to Skye should not be missed.