The Book of the Week is "Scorpions for Breakfast" by Jan Brewer, published in 2011. This book– which cited no sources when stating facts and statistics– is about an anti-ILLEGAL-immigration bill proposed and signed by then-governor (Republican) of Arizona, Jan Brewer, in April 2010.
Even though the book cited no sources whatsoever, it seems these days, that the answer to every question about hard numbers and factual data is, "It depends on whom you ask" anyway. The burden of proof is now on the reader, viewer or listener to look up "the facts" because he or she has the entirety of human knowledge at his or fingertips, so why should information and opinion providers do more work than they absolutely have to?
It is impossible to speak with comprehensive knowledge, but the late New York State governor Al Smith and the late TV journalist Peter Jennings– to name just two voracious researchers– were truly passionate about their subjects, did their homework, so that they would be able to speak with knowledge in convincing their audiences that they knew what they were talking about.
According to the book (which appears to be credible), in 1994, a fence was built in the San Diego area to keep out illegal immigrants. Violent crimes decreased significantly. There were fewer accusations of civil rights violations against Border Patrol as well. El Paso, Texas was another area that took steps to curb illegal immigration. People-smuggling was then shifted to Arizona, as it had the next-best geographic location along the Mexican border.
Illegals trespassed on Arizona ranches near the border, littering, setting fires, breaking water lines, scaring cattle, and committing other acts of mischief. By 2003, the sociopathic ruthless Mexican drug cartels were getting violent about protecting their smuggling routes. In Phoenix, they committed home invasions of, and extorted from, their competitors, and had gunfights on the I-10 freeway.
Gangs were getting more efficient at trafficking illegals– guiding tens of people all at once, at thousands of dollars per head a few times a week, and forcing them to lug backpacks of marijuana across the border to boot. Meth, cocaine and heroin were other lucrative products that made the trip.
The people willing to risk their lives for a better life, were deposited at a "drop house" where heavily armed guards would demand additional money from their payers or relatives, torturing or killing the captives when the mood struck them.
Due to illegal immigration to Arizona, not only did crime rise, but there was overcrowding at education, health care and correctional facilities. As of the book's writing, according to the author, more than three quarters of illegal immigrants in California and New York State were on public assistance. Elsewhere in the book, the author had one brief sentence of elaboration on how this was possible, as one would think that identification documents are required for people to collect money from the government. The answer is that illegals have babies in the United States. The babies are automatically American citizens. Many people theorize that the Democrats do nothing to stop illegal immigration because those babies grow up to become Democratic voters.
After the death of a rancher in March 2010 and previous years of lack of interest from the federal government, Brewer decided to take action by proposing a bill to curb illegal immigration.
Unfortunately for Arizona, members of Congress and the president take steps to protect the borders of the United States only insofar as it is politically advantageous to do so.
The author wrote, not unreasonably, "…with limited funds available to provide social services, those services should go first and foremost to citizens." That point was also part of the reason for Senate Bill 1070. Before she signed the bill, Brewer's office was bombarded with hate mail, including death threats.
As it usually does, the liberal mainstream media spread inflammatory, defamatory, misleading propaganda saying that the Arizona governor was going to unleash a racist witchhunt against Hispanics. President Obama didn't disagree. At least two spokespersons from his office bad-mouthed the ten-page bill something awful, but admitted that they hadn't read it— as though they had been playing a game of telephone. Unsurprisingly, the unwashed masses chimed in with a vast quantity of unfortunate remarks and inane comments.
Yet another campaign of misinformation was launched by a childish (aren't they all?) hidden-camera reality show that portrayed Arizona's proposed anti-illegal-immigration law in a bad light, to put it mildly.
In January 2011, there was a shooting spree in Tucson. The press blamed Arizonans, gun owners, the Tea Party (remember them?) and supporters of Senate Bill 1070 for the mass murder.
Read the book to learn of the law's fate, the author's career history, of an episode in her life that might indicate that she's not a racist, and other (uncited but credible) claims she made about the trials and tribulations she suffered to put forth her immigration policy.


Check out the best tech deals for Father's Day here!
Father's Day is coming up this Sunday! The day in which we show our gratitude to our fathers is traditionally accompanied by sales and discounts from various different retail stores in the US. Naturally, this means that it's a pretty good time of the year to gear up on some tech, regardless if you're buying it for dad or yourself (we won't judge).
Over the last several days, we've informed you on some of the better bargains that we managed to locate online, but we realize that keeping track of every separate article might not be an easy thing to do.
Missing out on a sweet discount for a gadget you might want would be a bummer, and in order to avoid that, we've decided to collect all the notable mobile-related deals in one place. Let's dig in!
If you were waiting for the right moment to buy a Samsung Galaxy S8+, the present would be a pretty good bet. One of the best flagships to date is now available for $699.99, which is the lowest price we've seen to date. This is an unlocked version for North America, meaning that it will work with all major carriers in the USA. The eBay reseller has already sold quite a lot of units, so we suggest that you act fast if this deal interests you.
If you're not willing to part with 700 bucks, the Huawei Mate 9 will deliver specs and features of a similar category for about half that price. Best Buy is selling refurbished units here, but this is a phone that came out in 2017 and the store guarantees that they have been repaired and restored to a "like-new" state. Keep in mind that the Mate 9 isn't compatible with CDMA carriers like Sprint or Verizon.
For those of you looking for something below the $200 mark, last year's king of budget phones, the Moto G4 Plus, can now be snatched up for just $150. That's a lot of bang for your buck, as the G4 Plus sports a nice design, solid 5.5-inch 1080p display, Android 7, and a battery life that is comparable to many current flagships.
Looking for a decent deal on a great wearable? Best Buy has slashed $70 off its entire Apple Watch Series 2 inventory. These smartwatches haven't dropped in price since Apple released them, which means that you can save between 18 to 20 percent with this offer. The big link below will lead you to Best Buy's promo page, where you can choose a suitable screen size and wristband.
For those of you on the prowl for an Android Wear 2.0-powered device, the Fossil Q Marshal Gen 2 is a pretty good choice. 10 days ago, the silver stainless steel variant of the timepiece was discounted to $165 at Best Buy, but sadly, the deal is no longer available. Still, Amazon currently has it up for $199.99, a decent $75 off its usual MSRP.
Smartifying your home is now a tad bit cheaper, as Amazon is offering its Alexa-powered speaker range on sale. You can save between $10 to $40 on the Echo, Echo Dot, and Tap.
Perhaps you and your dad have a thing for audio gear. If that's the case, you'll be happy to know that there are quite a few deals going on for such gadgets at the moment.
The Beats Studio Wireless headphones (model 900-00198-01) are actually quite hard to find online, but their official price tag at the Apple store currently stands at $379.95. Fortunately, Best Buy has slashed this price by $200, which means that you can grab them for $179.99.
If you're an active person looking for a quality set of sporty earphones, the Samsung Gear IconX can be a pretty good choice. They pack some unique features such as a built-in music player (read phone-free listening) and fitness tracker, but also have some downsides. As such, it's best to get acquainted with the pros and cons before deciding if the IconX is right for you.
Finally, JBL is having a big clearance on all sorts of audio-related devices. The deals there come and go while supplies last, so it's best if you check out the company's source page for all the latest items on sale. The link to JBL's "Dads and Grads" promo can be found below.
Happy Father's Day to all of you that are dads. Enjoy.


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Alaska is one of the most beautiful and magical places in the world. It is a vast and unspoiled wilderness that is illuminated by spectacular northern lights and home to a richly diverse native culture. Hailed as "the land of the midnight sun", Alaska is the largest state in the U.S. and has a longer coastline than all the other U.S. states combined. Alaska is bordered by the Yukon Territory and British Columbia in Canada, to the east, the Gulf of Alaska and the Pacific Ocean to the south, the Bering Sea, Bering Strait, and Chukchi Sea to the west and the Arctic Ocean to the north. If you check a map you will discover that Alaska has the unique distinction of being the westernmost, easternmost and northernmost state in the United States.
Because of its immense size and remote location, most people visit Alaska by cruise ship. Most cruises travel for 7 days between Seward to the North and either Seattle or Vancouver to the south (you can choose from a southbound, northbound or round-trip itinerary). While cruises are the most efficient way to see some of the beauty of Alaska, the best part of Alaska is seen before and after you get on the cruise ship. I recommend that you spend at least 3-4 days at both ends of the cruise and visit inland destinations, such as Victoria to the south and the Denali National Forest, Prince William Sound and the Kenai River basin to the north. These are some of the most beautiful places in the world, and you will be remiss if you do not take the time to see some of these areas, especially since you may not likely make the trek to this part of the world again.
Vancouver is one of my favorite cities. The local architecture and landscaping are some of the most unique and exquisite examples of beautified urban living anywhere in the world. It is an outdoor living mecca that includes a large public park that sits on a peninsula in the middle of town called Stanley Park. You really should plan a day, pack a picnic lunch and rent bikes to ride the entire park. There are some great neighborhood grocery stores where you can buy drinks and sandwiches to go, and there are bike rental store at the entrance to the Park.
Another great day trip is to cross over the Lionsgate Bridge and take the Sea to Sky Highway to Whistler. Go early and plan to have lunch there. The village is stunning and the highway is one of the most scenic drives in North America.
You should also take the opportunity to visit Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia, Canada. Victoria and is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island off Canada´s Pacific coast and is about 62 miles from both Seattle and Vancouver and can be accessed and by airplane, ferry, or the Victoria Clipper passenger-only ferry.
Named after Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, Victoria is one of the oldest cities in the Pacific Northwest. The British settlement of this area began in 1841 and the city has retained a large number of its historic buildings. The two most famous landmarks are the British Columbia Parliament Buildings (finished in 1897) and the Empress hotel (opened in 1908). The city´s Chinatown is the second oldest in North America after San Francisco´s. Known as the "City of Gardens," Victoria is a beautiful city and a popular tourism destination.
Ketchikan sprawls along the coast of Revillagigedo Island for several miles, and is the where most cruise lines start or end your Alaska vacation. This is the least impressive of the cities you will visit and there is not much to do other than walk around the tourist shops.
The city is centered on one road, Tongass Avenue, which runs along the shores of Tongass Narrows and sometimes over it, supported by pillars. Many businesses and homes are suspended above the water or cling to the hillside and have winding staircases or wooden streets leading to their front doors. Ketchikan is a bustling community backed by forested hills and surrounded by a waterway that hums with floatplanes, fishing boats, ferries and large cruise ships. To the south is the distinctively shaped Deer Mountain.
The best way to explore Ketchikan is on foot with a walk around the city center. Start at the busy City Dock with a stop at the Visitor Bureau to pick up a Ketchikan Walking Tour Map. The new Southeast Alaska Visitor Center, maintained by the U.S. Forest Service, is an impressive facility. Three huge totems greet you in the lobby while a school of several dozen silver salmon suspended from the ceiling lead to the exhibit hall and a slice of rainforest.
Creek Street is not so much a street as a boardwalk built on pilings and was the famed red-light district for half a century, until 1954 when the profession became illegal. During its heyday, Creek Street supported up to 30 brothels. The first house, with its bright red doors and windows, is Dolly´s House, the parlor of the city´s most famous madam, Dolly Arthur. The former business is now a museum dedicated to this infamous era. There are another 20 buildings on Creek Street including small shops and a restaurant. If the salmon are spawning, you can watch them swim up Ketchikan Creek beneath the pilings.
If the salmon are running while you are there it is an impressive site to see them under the bridges and around the Creek St piers.
The Totem Heritage Center serves as the place where totem poles salvaged from deserted Tlingit communities are gathered and restored to their original condition. The collection totals more than 30, the largest in Alaska. Five of the poles are on display in the central gallery along with indigenous art and a Southeast Alaskan fish camp from the 1920s.
The Deer Mountain Hatchery is a fascinating place where biologists annually raise 150,000 king salmon and an equal number of Coho. Observation platforms, outdoor displays and friendly workers provide an interesting lesson in the salmon´s life cycle. Take in the daily performance of Alaska Native dancers and sample smoked salmon while you are there.
Enjoy a climb up Upland Way stairs to a viewing platform overlooking the city center, Thomas Basin boat harbor and Creek Street. Continue on to a fish ladder at Ketchikan Creek´s falls. It is a magnificent sight when these fish leap against the current during the late summer spawn. Next to the bridge is one end of Married Man´s Trail, a delightful boardwalk that leads back to Creek Street.
If you like Alaskan King Crab legs I recommend you try Steamers. It is directly across the street from the Cruise ship. Very casual and a great selection of hand made beers.
Juneau the capital of Alaska, residents claim it is the most scenic capital in the country and it is often referred to as a ´little San Francisco.´ I think this is an over-statement, but it is probably one of the better stops you will have. The city center, which hugs the side of Mt. Juneau and Mt. Roberts, has many narrow streets running past a mixture of new structures, old storefronts and slanted houses, all held together by a network of staircases. The bustling waterfront features cruise ships, tankers, fishing boats, a few kayakers and floatplanes buzzing in and out. Overhead are the snow-capped peaks of Mt. Roberts and Mt. Juneau, which provide just a small part of the superb hiking in the area.
Founded during the gold rush in the late 1800s and named after prospector Joe Juneau, the city has grown into a beautiful city offering a variety of accommodations, good restaurants and transport services. It also serves as the departure point for several wilderness attractions, including Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve and Admiralty Island National Monument.
Downtown Juneau provides many sightseeing opportunities that will be time well spent. The Marine Park, a delightful waterfront park across from the Sealaska Building has an information kiosk and provides a walking-tour map. South Franklin Street is a historical district that underwent major renovation in the mid 80s.
Juneau is known as the ´Gateway to the Glaciers.´ Among 42 glaciers within a 1,500-square-mile radius, Mendenhall Glacier is perhaps Alaska´s most famous drive-in glacier. The ice floe is 13 miles from the city center at the end of Glacier Spur Road. The glacier flows 12 miles from its source, the Juneau Ice field and has a 1.5-mile face. On a sunny day it is beautiful with blue skies and snow-capped mountains in the background. On a cloudy day it can be as impressive as the ice turns shades of deep blue. You can visit on your own or take an organized tour. There is an interesting visitor center at the glacier and several hiking trails in the area.
Take the tram to the top of Mt. Roberts for an eagleõs eye view of the surrounding area.
Juneau is where you want to take your helicopter tour of the Glaciers. If you take the cruise excursion you stand a chance of getting cancelled due to weather since they typically take the run to Mendenhall Glacier and back. If the weather sets in you have no options. I researched all of the helicopter companies and the one most recommended is Temsco. You can call them directly and they will pick you up at the cruise ship. They are a first class outfit that has been in business for 50 years. I highly recommend you chose the "Pilots Choice" because that tour allows the pilot to take you to his favorite spots and avoid the weather.
The popular lunch spot in Juneau is the Hanger.
Juneau is also a great place to go whale watching. We did our helicopter tour in the morning and our whale watching in the afternoon. You have to be careful with booking your tour because many of the tour boats resemble giant fishing boats and pack hundreds of people on board. You can actually charter your own boat for the same price or less. We actually went after lunch and walked up to one of the operators and negotiated our own deal with Orca Enterprises. You can book them in advance and have your own boat with an observation deck on top.
Skagway is a place with scads of history and little rain, receiving about 26 inches of rain each year making it one of the driest communities along the Inside Passage. Much of Skagway is within the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park and many of the buildings and old shop fronts have been restored so the town looks similar to the boomtown it was in the late 1890s. This probably has one of the most interesting downtowns you will visit.
You need to rent a car in advance before you arrive in Skagway so that you can drive out to the Alaskan Highway. Make sure you bring your passports when you leave the ship because you will be driving into Canada.
Glacier Gorge, Dead Horse Gulch, and Bridal Veil Falls. At the top they see the White Pass at 2,885 feet which is also the international boundary between U.S. and Canada.
If you chose to stay in town, there is a hiking trail that leaves from the center of town and climbs up to a small lake that overlooks the port. It is a great hike and if you take it make sure you bring good water-proof hiking shoes. It will be muddy. The best part of the trail is when you hike past the lake to the waterfalls. This is a hard climb so make sure you are in shape if you decide to go.
There is a great Thai-Fusion restaurant in town called Firestar. It is located off the main street just past Bonanza Pub, turn right.
Icy Strait Point is a very small town on an Island located down the road from Alaska´s largest Tlingit village. You will be dropped off at a fishing warf that resembles a Disney World-like recreation of a salmon cannery - authentic but obviously a recreation. This will be very interesting for kids to tour the cannery.
If you are adventurous you do not want to miss taking a ride on the longest ZipRiderª in the world. You will take a 45 minute bus ride to the top of the mountain where you will sail off a 1300 foot drop that carries you over 5000 feet to the bottom. Our only regret is that we waited until the end of the day to do this because we would have done it again if we had the time.
You can take a tram or walk to town, but there is nothing there. We did take the walk and there were some great vistas overlooking the cruise ship that made the walk worthwhile. There is also a decent grocery store in town if you want to pick up some snacks. Make sure you stop at the maritime graveyard on the side of the road and read the headstones.
Seward is a scenic town flanked by rugged mountains on one side and the salmon-filled Resurrection Bay on the other. It´s the only town on the eastern side of the Kenai Peninsula and probably the only city of its size in Alaska without a hamburger chain restaurant. For that reason, along with its incredible beauty, the rich fishing grounds of Resurrection Bay, access to the Kenai Fjords National Park with hundreds of tidewater glaciers and prolific marine and wildlife, you´ve got to love Seward. Voted an All-American City in 2005, Seward provides everything the Alaskan visitor is looking for - wildlife, glaciers and wilderness.
There is a great train ride with glass-top train cars that you should take to Anchorage. The train will wind through the mountains and glaciers on the way. You will see a lot of wildlife including bears and mountain sheep. You should book this in advance through your cruise line.
Visit the Alaskan Native Heritage Museum. Try to go early because they close down around 3 pm. The museum has created replica villages of the five native Alaskan Eskimo tribes. Each village has a young native Indian from that tribe who will tell you their story. This is definitely worth the visit.
Have lunch at the Glacier Brew House is located on 5th Avenue between H. and G. Street. You should make reservations in advance. The food is great and the micro beers are fantastic.
You should really plan to spend 3-4 days in the area and visit some of the most beautiful parks and destinations in North America, such as the Denali National Forest, Prince William Sound and the Kenai River basin.
The highlight of our trip to this area was the Hotel Alyeska. Located just 40 miles from Anchorage in the resort town of Girdwood, The Hotel Alyeska pairs world-class accommodations with Alaskan wilderness. This AAA-rated 4-diamond hotel (the only one in the state) sits tucked amid the Chugach Mountains on Alaska´s south-central coast, with a backdrop of glaciers, bald eagles, and towering spruce trees.
Outside the hotel, the resort staff has done a wonderful job with the hotel´s mountainside landscaping, including a small pond and plenty of flowers. Just beyond the tram you will find the trailhead for the Winner Creek trail. This is a nice hike suitable for beginners and young children that takes you through the local forests and meadows and down to the local river.
The hotel rooms are very nice and decorated with simple elegance. Burgundy and hunter green colors combine with black-and-white nature photography and cherry wood accents. The hotel´s lobby and common areas are quite grand by Alaska standards. There´s even a stuffed polar bear.
There are several restaurants located on property, including a great Sushi bar, but the place for foodies is the Seven Glaciers restaurant. This AAA Four Diamond award-winning restaurant sits at the top of the mountain overlooking the resort and is accessed by a totally enclosed gondola from the resort lobby. Offering signature Alaskan entrees in an elegant atmosphere, the Seven Glaciers experience is extraordinary from start to finish. Seven Glaciers is surrounded by nature from every direction with every table featuring panoramic glacier and water views. Chef Jason Porter carefully crafts the Seven Glaciers´ menus with an emphasis on locally available produce, seafood and game. Seven Glaciers also boasts an award winning wine list and full bar.
Just down the street from the hotel is a foodies dream called The Double Musky Inn, famous for their prime grade steaks and seafood with a Cajun accent. Originally from the South, owners Bob and Deanna Persons imported Cajun and classic New Orleans cuisine prepared with Alaska seafood, prime grade beef and other fresh, high quality ingredients. Described by Esquire Magazine as the "last great American roadhouseó, the Double Musky Inn is definitely a must for anyone who appreciates great food and a unique atmosphere.
If you want to go salmon fishing you may want to try a raft trip for the day on the Kenai and Russian Rivers. It is over an hours drive away, but well worth the time. The most highly regarded guide service in the area is Kenai Cache.
1. Good waterproof hiking shoes. Don´t go cheap on your shoes. Alaska is best seen by walking, and it rains constantly so the trails can get real muddy and slippery.
2. Rain coats with hoods that have a zip-out lining. The temperatures vary greatly during the day.
3. Lightweight binoculars with a protective case.
4. A good camera. A lot of people will recommend that you bring a camera with a telephoto lens, but all of the photos in this article were shot with my iPhone.
5. Compact umbrellas for the days you want to walk around town.
6. A lightweight first aid kit. You will be in the great outdoors and it is always a good idea to be prepared.
7. Small backpacks to carry picnics and the personal items listed above. We carried our backpacks every day, even when we went to town, and there were many times where we found short excursions or hikes right from the center of the town (if you wear street shoes to town, remember to pack you hiking shoes). If you plan any back-country hiking, I would also recommend that you buy a small cowbell to hang off your pack. Alaska is bear country and most bear attacks occur when someone walks up on a bear and surprises them. A small bell will let the bears know you are coming and allow them time to move on.


The first important sign may have been the proliferation of non-stop flights between New York and Barcelona—first Delta, then Continental, and, finally, American. The next was the manifest interest of the great cultural institutions of New York in programming Catalan cultural events: the Lincoln Center Film Society programmed a Catalan film retrospective (2006); the Metropolitan Museum showed "Barcelona and Modernity: From Gaudí to Dalí," (2007); the BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) wanted to program a festival of Catalan performing arts (this, unfortunately, did not come about).
It is a little known fact that Barcelona sits about the same distance from Algiers than from Madrid. The Arab revolts are big news for the world and bigger news for Europe, and they might become a defining moment for southern Europe and the Mediterranean project.
The close links between southern European countries and their neighbours across the sea had their darkest side exposed by the Arab upheavals: the scandalous holidays of France's elite at the expense of their corrupt hosts, Malta and Italy's business dependence on the murderous Gaddafi family, Spain's uncritical alignment with the Moroccan regime, all have been revealed to a great extent by the events of winter 2011.
At the end of February, the European Commission made a positive evaluation of its strategy Small Business Act (SBA), launched in 2008 with the motto "think small first". It aimed to strengthen small business role as the engine for economic growth and employment. Among other things, the Commission pointed out that 100,000 SMEs had profited from its special financial tools, payment deadlines had shortened and administrative processes had also been reduced, while public tenders were more accessible for SMEs.


It's a stretch of isolated beach that lies across the Chapora River and Fort, is located in Pernem Taluka along the northern Goa coastline. This area also provides a visual treat for avian life lovers.
Dona Paula Beach: 7 kms from Panaji. An idyllic picturesque spot. Command a fine view of the Zuari river and Mormugao Harbour. Water scootering facilities are available here.
This beautiful beach is located about 3kms from Panaji. It lies adjoining the estuary of the river Mandovi as it opens into the Arabian sea. It was originally known as the "Gasper Dias Beach".


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Closing date for entries is 1.00pm on Wednesday.
You could watch the action unfold live from Goodison Park whilst enjoying an ice cold Chang in the stands! Deliciously refreshing, Chang is a taste of Asia within every sip and is the perfect complement to watching sporting glory.


Absolut Vodka is a natural companion for our robotic bartenders, and that's what we served in Turin at the Absolut Symposium Electric Opening party, as part of the launch of the latest limited edition bottles Absolut Electrik.
For the first time Makr Shakr was back where is was born: Turin. Fancy a cocktail? Have you very personal recipe customised by our Electrik Barman or check the ads shot in collaboration with Absolut Vodka below.
We barely had the time to pack Makr Shakr up and set for London, UK. Check it out!


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"The island had been devastated"
Responding to one of the Caribbean's worst hurricanes in history
Jeff's story from the field
Hurricane Irma was the most powerful hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean. Irma was a Category 5 Hurricane, with wind speeds of up to 185 mph that swept through the Caribbean islands in September 2017.
After suffering the wrath of Hurricane Irma, the Caribbean was again pummelled by Hurricane Maria. The arrival of these Category 5 hurricanes made this one of the most ferocious hurricane seasons ever recorded.
In the months since the hurricanes hit, ShelterBox delivered aid across six countries, tailoring our response to best support different communities.
In St Kitts, Nevis and the Dominican Republic, we supported families to rebuild their homes with the provision of ShelterKits. Elsewhere in the British Virgin Islands, our tents were the best option — creating a warm safe home while the long clean-up process takes place.
Australian ShelterBox Response Team Member, Jeff Barnard, from Valla Beach, New South Wales had previous experience in Dominica and was a perfect fit for the team. This is his story.
"When Hurricane Maria made a direct hit on the Caribbean island of Dominica, residents fled to the safest corners they could find.
They huddled in bathrooms, squeezed into cabinets, camped out in shelters—going anywhere they could to get away from shaking windows and rising floodwaters.
95% of buildings were damaged or destroyed and the few remaining roads clogged with tree trunks, the distribution of aid – much of which has come from neighbouring islands was treacherous and slow.
Flying in to Dominica it was clear the island had been devastated.
The island which was once a tropical paradise known as the nature island was completely devoid of green leaves. Trees were stripped bare. With roads and bridges affected the isolated communities were in desperate need of humanitarian assistance.
Logistics plays a huge part of the role in getting shelter to affected communities. Once unloaded we needed to transport across the island, store again, then distribute to remote communities after training and needs and capacity assessments were complete.
Our initial needs assessment highlighted the less accessible north east of the island as being badly affected and thus far having received precious little assistance. The team decided this would be ShelterBox's focus for the response.
Having spent 12 months on Dominica previously in a development role,  I was extremely keen to be of assistance.  It was humbling to be offered the opportunity to return, to locate communities in need, establish the most desperate assistance required and work alongside local people to provide this assistance.
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HomeBlogHave you checked out Vancouver's first legal weed dispensary?
It took nearly three months since the legalization of weed across the country, but the City of Vancouver has finally opened up its first legally run pot shop, City Cannabis Co. The grand opening took place on Friday, January 4, giving local pot lovers and tourists a taste of the boutique world of legalized cannabis. As one of three downtown locations currently licensed to sell weed, the shop has remained rather busy keeping up with the hip trend of the developing cities' east side. While there are many benefits to buying weed from a physical shop, there are even more benefits when you choose to buy weed online.
If you're a Vancouverite who lives and works within the City, local marijuana dispensaries are incredibly advantageous for you. It's easy to make a quick stop on your way home if you're running low on green and it probably won't be too far out of your way. But, if you live or work in another suburb within Greater Vancouver, the Lower Mainland or even further out into the valley, a visit to a downtown pot shop will most likely sit on your to-do list for quite some time. Put simply, it's not accessible for everyone, which is why people still buy weed online.
Once you narrow your search to a couple of herb choices, you're then able to process your order and have it shipped conveniently to your front door. It's easy, straight-forward and doesn't involve you re-arranging your day to make a trip into the city.
Although physical dispensaries have a lot of popular strains available, in terms of choice, they can't compete with the decadent selection that's available online. Our website has pretty much any Indica, Sativa or Hybrid that your heart desires.
While pot shops are up and running in terms of selling herbs, edibles and topicals still have yet to face their legalization day. That means where the laws in Canada currently stand, there are no legal means of buying these products in physical stores. So, when you buy weed online, you're able to add a couple of tasty treats or weed-infused body products to your order before proceeding to the checkout.
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Sexuality Education in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Study coverpage © UNESCO Moscow
The new regional study commissioned by UNESCO shows that most countries in EECA have policies in place to provide sexuality education in schools, but only few of them have translated these policies in good quality teaching practices at national scale.
Globally, the HIV pandemic is stabilizing and declining. However, across Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA), it continues to grow at an accelerating pace. Adolescents and young people engage in practices that pose serious risks to their sexual and reproductive health while they have limited access to comprehensive HIV prevention and sexual and reproductive health (SRH) education and services, highlights the report Prevention Education in Eastern Europe and Central Asia: A review of policies and practices released by UNESCO Moscow Office at the 2nd Regional Prevention Education Conference held in Kiev (Ukraine) on December 3-4, 2013.
Assessment of national health, HIV, education and youth laws, key policies and strategies as well as health and life skills education curricula, teaching practices and outcomes was conducted in 10 EECA countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Republic of Moldova, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan to prepare the regional report. Experts from the national ministries of education and their bodies (education and curriculum development, teacher training and research institutions) were consulted during data collection, preparation and revision of the individual country assessments included into the report.
Over 100 key legal and policy documents from the EECA countries were analyzed for the report, making it the first systemic review on this topic in the region. Assessment findings were analyzed and synthesized for a regional review (Chapters 1-6 of the report) which includes a presentation of the HIV epidemic in EECA countries and SRH-related behaviour patterns of adolescents and young people (Chapter 2); a comparative analyses of national laws and policies that provide a framework for the delivery of prevention education and SRH services to adolescents and young people (Chapter 3); findings about the organization and coordination of prevention education at the country level (Chapter 4); various approaches, content and coverage and resourcing of prevention education (Chapter 5). The last Chapter 6 discusses the key findings, challenges and opportunities and provides recommendations for discussion among multiple stakeholders about how to enhance the quality and expand the reach of SRH educational programmes, as well as strengthen their linkages with SRH services for young people.
Presented at the regional conference, the report prompted active discussions among 50 participants representing 10 EECA countries. Most of recommendations provided in the report were integrated into the conference concluding document which urged the governments and all other key stakeholders to make comprehensive HIV and SRH education and good quality and friendly SRH service available to all adolescents and young people including those of key populations.
The full report is available under the link.
Permanent link: http://en.unesco.kz/sexuality-education-in-eastern-europe-and-central-asia
International Forum "Learning to Live Together", final report
Central Asia Education For All Mid-Decade Synthesis Report
Practical Recommendations on HIV Policy in the Educational System of Kyrgyz Republic
Practical Recommendations on HIV Policy in the Educational System in Republic of Tajikistan
Policy Brief: Gender Equality in and through Education in Central Asia
Fourth Asia-Europe Forum on Education "Sustainable Development in Our Society"
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Twitter, that haven for every idiot with an opinion, has been on fire with the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood shooting.
The pro-lifer nutjobs were tweeting how the unknown shooter was a hero for having stopped abortions, while the pro-choice nutjobs were trashing religion.
The bitter irony of all this is that the shooter murdered a police officer who was also a pro-life Christian pastor. That's certainly going to require finesse from the political spin masters, isn't it?
I'm sure the politicians are grateful this happened on a holiday weekend so they have time to formulate a response to this latest shooting event. The downside is it will simply drag out the latest public argument about whether or not armed patients in a health clinic could have stopped this guy from shooting armed police officers.
Officer Garrett Swasey of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs campus was killed in the line of duty. He leaves behind a wife and two children.
But we will, no doubt, again dance around the real issue, which is there are far too many people in this world that find it acceptable to kill others because things aren't going their way.
When you break it down like that, our mass shooters and ISIS terrorists don't sound so very different, do they?
With the senseless death of Officer Swasey, this issue may actually get some traction…finally. Mowing down 12 little kids apparently didn't garner enough thoughtful dialogue, but killing a police officer seems to be a different story…at least in Colorado where 3 state senators were recalled after passing gun legislation following the Aurora movie shooting a few years back. I remain cautiously hopeful this time.
Maybe we need to leave the guns issue alone, because that seems to be hopeless. Instead maybe we should focus on the selfish and self-centerdness within our society.
I'm not usually a coward. But I've stayed far away from public comments on this act of terrorism.
I would, however, welcome a few more people thinking more carefully about the meaning of the words Pro Life and the words Pro Choice. Because many people adopting those labels for themselves don't seem to live their aspirations very well.
I just want us to live in a world where we have to worry more about not washing our vegetables than about what's going to happen to us when we go out in public.


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package org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.test.bo;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlType;

import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.bo.BusinessObject;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.bo.IBOSeriesKey;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.core.IPropertyInfo;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.data.DateTime;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.data.Decimal;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.data.emApprovalStatus;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.data.emYesNo;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.mapping.BOCode;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.mapping.DbField;
import org.colorcoding.ibas.bobas.mapping.DbFieldType;

/**
 * 获取-物料主数据
 *
 */
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.NONE)
@XmlType(name = "Materials")
@XmlRootElement(name = "Materials")
@BOCode(Materials.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CODE)
public class Materials extends BusinessObject<Materials> implements IMaterials, IBOSeriesKey {

	/**
	 * 序列化版本标记
	 */
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 5256857080069993005L;

	/**
	 * 当前类型
	 */
	private final static Class<?> MY_CLASS = Materials.class;

	/**
	 * 数据库表
	 */
	public final static String DB_TABLE_NAME = "CC_TT_OITM";

	/**
	 * 业务对象编码
	 */
	public final static String BUSINESS_OBJECT_CODE = "CC_TT_MATERIALS";

	/**
	 * 创建实例
	 *
	 * @return 物料主数据实例
	 */
	public static IMaterials create() {
		return new Materials();
	}

	/**
	 * 物料编号 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "ItemCode", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = true)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<String> ItemCodeProperty = registerProperty("ItemCode", String.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-物料编号
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "ItemCode")
	public final String getItemCode() {
		return this.getProperty(ItemCodeProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-物料编号
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setItemCode(String value) {
		this.setProperty(ItemCodeProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 物料描述 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "ItemName", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<String> ItemDescriptionProperty = registerProperty("ItemDescription",
			String.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-物料描述
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "ItemDescription")
	public final String getItemDescription() {
		return this.getProperty(ItemDescriptionProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-物料描述
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setItemDescription(String value) {
		this.setProperty(ItemDescriptionProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 订单数量 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "OnOrder", type = DbFieldType.db_Decimal, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Decimal> OnOrderProperty = registerProperty("OnOrder", Decimal.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-订单数量
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "OnOrder")
	public final Decimal getOnOrder() {
		return this.getProperty(OnOrderProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-订单数量
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOnOrder(Decimal value) {
		this.setProperty(OnOrderProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-订单数量
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOnOrder(String value) {
		this.setOnOrder(new Decimal(value));
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-订单数量
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOnOrder(int value) {
		this.setOnOrder(new Decimal(value));
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-订单数量
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOnOrder(double value) {
		this.setOnOrder(new Decimal(value));
	}

	/**
	 * 库存 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "OnHand", type = DbFieldType.db_Decimal, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Decimal> OnHandProperty = registerProperty("OnHand", Decimal.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-库存
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "OnHand")
	public final Decimal getOnHand() {
		return this.getProperty(OnHandProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-库存
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOnHand(Decimal value) {
		this.setProperty(OnHandProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-库存
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOnHand(String value) {
		this.setOnHand(new Decimal(value));
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-库存
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOnHand(int value) {
		this.setOnHand(new Decimal(value));
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-库存
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOnHand(double value) {
		this.setOnHand(new Decimal(value));
	}

	/**
	 * 对象编号 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "ObjectKey", type = DbFieldType.db_Numeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = true)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Integer> ObjectKeyProperty = registerProperty("ObjectKey", Integer.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-对象编号
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "ObjectKey")
	public final Integer getObjectKey() {
		return this.getProperty(ObjectKeyProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-对象编号
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setObjectKey(Integer value) {
		this.setProperty(ObjectKeyProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 类型 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "Object", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<String> ObjectCodeProperty = registerProperty("ObjectCode", String.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-类型
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@Override
	@XmlElement(name = "ObjectCode")
	public final String getObjectCode() {
		return this.getProperty(ObjectCodeProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-类型
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	@Override
	public final void setObjectCode(String value) {
		this.setProperty(ObjectCodeProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 创建日期 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "CreateDate", type = DbFieldType.db_Date, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<DateTime> CreateDateProperty = registerProperty("CreateDate", DateTime.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-创建日期
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "CreateDate")
	public final DateTime getCreateDate() {
		return this.getProperty(CreateDateProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-创建日期
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setCreateDate(DateTime value) {
		this.setProperty(CreateDateProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 创建时间 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "CreateTime", type = DbFieldType.db_Date, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Short> CreateTimeProperty = registerProperty("CreateTime", Short.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-创建时间
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "CreateTime")
	public final Short getCreateTime() {
		return this.getProperty(CreateTimeProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-创建时间
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setCreateTime(Short value) {
		this.setProperty(CreateTimeProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 修改日期 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "UpdateDate", type = DbFieldType.db_Date, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<DateTime> UpdateDateProperty = registerProperty("UpdateDate", DateTime.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-修改日期
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "UpdateDate")
	public final DateTime getUpdateDate() {
		return this.getProperty(UpdateDateProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-修改日期
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setUpdateDate(DateTime value) {
		this.setProperty(UpdateDateProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 修改时间 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "UpdateTime", type = DbFieldType.db_Date, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Short> UpdateTimeProperty = registerProperty("UpdateTime", Short.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-修改时间
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "UpdateTime")
	public final Short getUpdateTime() {
		return this.getProperty(UpdateTimeProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-修改时间
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setUpdateTime(Short value) {
		this.setProperty(UpdateTimeProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 实例号(版本) 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "LogInst", type = DbFieldType.db_Numeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Integer> LogInstProperty = registerProperty("LogInst", Integer.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-实例号(版本)
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "LogInst")
	public final Integer getLogInst() {
		return this.getProperty(LogInstProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-实例号(版本)
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setLogInst(Integer value) {
		this.setProperty(LogInstProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 数据源 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "DataSource", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<String> DataSourceProperty = registerProperty("DataSource", String.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-数据源
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "DataSource")
	public final String getDataSource() {
		return this.getProperty(DataSourceProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-数据源
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setDataSource(String value) {
		this.setProperty(DataSourceProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 服务系列 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "Series", type = DbFieldType.db_Numeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Integer> SeriesProperty = registerProperty("Series", Integer.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-服务系列
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "Series")
	public final Integer getSeries() {
		return this.getProperty(SeriesProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-服务系列
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setSeries(Integer value) {
		this.setProperty(SeriesProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 创建用户 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "Creator", type = DbFieldType.db_Numeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Integer> CreateUserSignProperty = registerProperty("CreateUserSign",
			Integer.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-创建用户
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "CreateUserSign")
	public final Integer getCreateUserSign() {
		return this.getProperty(CreateUserSignProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-创建用户
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setCreateUserSign(Integer value) {
		this.setProperty(CreateUserSignProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 修改用户 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "Updator", type = DbFieldType.db_Numeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Integer> UpdateUserSignProperty = registerProperty("UpdateUserSign",
			Integer.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-修改用户
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "UpdateUserSign")
	public final Integer getUpdateUserSign() {
		return this.getProperty(UpdateUserSignProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-修改用户
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setUpdateUserSign(Integer value) {
		this.setProperty(UpdateUserSignProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 创建动作标识 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "CreateActId", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<String> CreateActionIdProperty = registerProperty("CreateActionId", String.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-创建动作标识
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "CreateActionId")
	public final String getCreateActionId() {
		return this.getProperty(CreateActionIdProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-创建动作标识
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setCreateActionId(String value) {
		this.setProperty(CreateActionIdProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 更新动作标识 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "UpdateActId", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<String> UpdateActionIdProperty = registerProperty("UpdateActionId", String.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-更新动作标识
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "UpdateActionId")
	public final String getUpdateActionId() {
		return this.getProperty(UpdateActionIdProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-更新动作标识
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setUpdateActionId(String value) {
		this.setProperty(UpdateActionIdProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 审批状态 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "ApvlStatus", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<emApprovalStatus> ApprovalStatusProperty = registerProperty("ApprovalStatus",
			emApprovalStatus.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-审批状态
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "ApprovalStatus")
	public final emApprovalStatus getApprovalStatus() {
		return this.getProperty(ApprovalStatusProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-审批状态
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setApprovalStatus(emApprovalStatus value) {
		this.setProperty(ApprovalStatusProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 数据所有者 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "DataOwner", type = DbFieldType.db_Numeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<Integer> DataOwnerProperty = registerProperty("DataOwner", Integer.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-数据所有者
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "DataOwner")
	public final Integer getDataOwner() {
		return this.getProperty(DataOwnerProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-数据所有者
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setDataOwner(Integer value) {
		this.setProperty(DataOwnerProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 团队成员 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "TeamMembers", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<String> TeamMembersProperty = registerProperty("TeamMembers", String.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-团队成员
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "TeamMembers")
	public final String getTeamMembers() {
		return this.getProperty(TeamMembersProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-团队成员
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setTeamMembers(String value) {
		this.setProperty(TeamMembersProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 数据所属组织 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "OrgCode", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<String> OrganizationProperty = registerProperty("Organization", String.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-数据所属组织
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "Organization")
	public final String getOrganization() {
		return this.getProperty(OrganizationProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-数据所属组织
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setOrganization(String value) {
		this.setProperty(OrganizationProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 已引用 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "Refed", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<emYesNo> ReferencedProperty = registerProperty("Referenced", emYesNo.class,
			MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-已引用
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "Referenced")
	public final emYesNo getReferenced() {
		return this.getProperty(ReferencedProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-已引用
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setReferenced(emYesNo value) {
		this.setProperty(ReferencedProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 已删除 属性
	 */
	@DbField(name = "Deleted", type = DbFieldType.db_Alphanumeric, table = DB_TABLE_NAME, primaryKey = false)
	public final static IPropertyInfo<emYesNo> DeletedProperty = registerProperty("Deleted", emYesNo.class, MY_CLASS);

	/**
	 * 获取-已删除
	 *
	 * @return 值
	 */
	@XmlElement(name = "Deleted")
	public final emYesNo getDeleted() {
		return this.getProperty(DeletedProperty);
	}

	/**
	 * 设置-已删除
	 *
	 * @param value
	 *            值
	 */
	public final void setDeleted(emYesNo value) {
		this.setProperty(DeletedProperty, value);
	}

	/**
	 * 初始化数据
	 */
	@Override
	protected void initialize() {
		super.initialize();// 基类初始化,不可去除
		this.setObjectCode(BUSINESS_OBJECT_CODE);

	}

	@Override
	public Object getSeriesValue() {
		return this.getItemCode();
	}

	@Override
	public void setSeriesValue(Object value) {
		this.setItemCode((String) value);
	}
}


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Woohoo - I'm officially 1/9 of my way towards the 2012 New York Marathon! Saturday morning was the NYRR 4 Miler in Central Park. I choose this one because it had a later start (9 am) which made the train situation a bit easier, and I figured this would be a low key weekend for me and the boy anyways, since Sunday was Easter. What I did not account for were the infamous "April showers" that tend to pop up at this time of year.
Well sure enough, I woke up to rainy weather. I groggily grabbed my phone to check weather.com, but the rain was predicted to continue until at least 10 am. Fabulous, since the race started at 9 am and would take me a few minutes under 40 to finish. I didn't really consider bailing - I had a NYRR buddy waiting for me with my race number, and besides, what happens if it rains on marathon day? Do you give up 6 months of training for a bit of water? NO! I got dressed, toasted a bagel to-go, and headed out to catch the 6:30 am train out of Westport into Grand Central. The train ride was uneventful - I ate my bagel and basically slept for another hour, and prayed to the pagan weather gods of above to make the rain stop. Apparently that was a bad idea, because as the train pulled into the city, the rain was even worse than it was back in CT.
Here's normally where I would insert some pre-race photos...but at this point, the weather was so bad, I was too afraid to pull out my iPhone to take photos, in fear of breaking the phone! We met up Abbey's friends Nicole and Dahlia - it was so nice to have some company pre-race, especially in the rain. Abbey and Dahlia were shooting for 8:30 minute/miles - which I would have liked to try for, but I had to be honest. That would of been a stretch for me on rested legs, and my legs were already tired from running 12 miles the day before. Nicole was shooting for 9:30 miles. I was tempted to pace with her so I could run comfortably, but I was kind of in the mood to see what I could do. So the gun went off, and off we went our separate ways.
We started on east 68th street, so right in the first mile I hit my least favorite hill in the park - Cat Hill. For some reason it bothers me more than Harlem Hill - I think because mentally I expect the hills at the top of the park, but Cat Hill just seems to come up too soon! Between the congested (but expected) start and the uphill effort, I had a solid mile 1 of 8:58.
Mile 2 was a bit downhill, and I was totally warmed up from running - I didn't feel cold at all, and the rain actually felt kinda good. Along the way, a not-so-nice runner in a Red Sox hat cut me and another runner off. The other runner shouted something along the lines of "Of course the Red Sox fan is the rude one!" and I had to give him props for that, as a Yankee fan myself. The mile marker came quicker than I thought, and I looked down at my Garmin to see a 8:30 pop up. Nice!
Mile 3 - didn't feel quite so nice. There were some smaller hills - up and downs - and the initial rush I felt from running in the rain had worn out. My "water resistant" jacket wasn't doing too much for me, and I was tired. I started to doubt myself. I saw the lap pace start to grow slower and slower, and I didn't too much to pysch myself to push through it. Lap pace - 8:57.
Well after I passed the third mile marker, I felt a bit better - only one more mile to go, I can do this thing! I ignored the pain in my feel from a newly-formed blister and told myself to just GO. The pouring rain, the cold, none of it mattered anymore. If I could just hang on for another mile, I was going to run 4 sub-9 miles all on my own. Battling hills. And pouring rain. I dug deep, let it go - and hey, the downhill finish didn't hurt either. Lap pace - 8:32.
My final time was 35:16 - for a total pace of 8:49. I did a bit of weaving, and I'm really not the best at running the tangents, so I'm sure that's where any discrepancies came from my Garmin's info and the official race results. But I came in at 54.4% for my age-grade - which means I'm officially an above average runner!
As I exited the finsher chute, I found Abbey and Dahlia. They had come in only a few minutes before at 33 and change, and they broke an 8:30/mile pace! I was very excited for them. We found Nicole right after, and she came in a few minutes behind me with a 9:30 pace, right on her goal! We made our way over to grab our bags - and at this point I was pretty cold, wet, and miserable. Abbey and Nicole were headed to the west side, while Dahlia was heading east, like me. But as we made our way out - we came by the finish area. Dahlia had a friend who was pacing one of her friends on his very first NYRR race, at a 15 minute/mile. She realized they should be coming across any minute - so she wanted to try and catch them and spread good cheer. I'm always up for being a good sport and cheering on fellow runners, so I tried to hang around...but after a few minutes, I was getting the chills really fast, and I knew I had to get out of the rain before I got really sick. So I said a hasty goodbye, and grabbed a cab as fast as I could so I could start pulling off my soaking wet layers.
Normally this would be the point in the race recap where I would say I was off to eat good food - but I had plans to meet my sister for brunch, and I couldn't go to her place until 12ish (she's a pastry chef extraordinaire at ABC Kitchen, so she works long night hours, and sleeps in to make up for it) and it was only 10:15. So I headed to Flywheel's upper east side location. That way I could get out of my wet clothes, have a snack, and take an 11:30 class to flush out my legs. Thank goodness I got out of the rain when I did - I could not stop shivering while I waited for my class, even as I was in dry clothes and a coat! So not only did the spin class flush out my legs, I think it helped bring my body temperature to normal.
And now, this is the point in the story where I went off to eat good food at brunch. And, there was a large champagne glass filled with a champagne, elderflower liquor, and peach vodka concoction with my name on it!
Stay tuned for part two - my trip to the New York Running Show!
My poor shoes drying out!
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Season 1 (2005)

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Kilian Ludewig (* 5. März 2000 in Hamburg) ist ein deutscher Fußballspieler. Er steht als Leihspieler des FC Red Bull Salzburg beim Aalborg BK unter Vertrag.

Karriere

Verein
Ludewig begann beim Barsbütteler SV und dem Willinghusener SC mit dem Fußballspielen, ehe er 2014 in das Nachwuchsleistungszentrum des FC St. Pauli wechselte. Bereits nach einem Jahr zog er zu RB Leipzig weiter. Im November 2015 debütierte für die A-Junioren von Leipzig in der Bundesliga, als er am zehnten Spieltag der Saison 2015/16 gegen den Hamburger SV in der Nachspielzeit für Przemysław Płacheta eingewechselt wurde. Im Dezember 2015 kam er gegen den VfL Wolfsburg zu seinem ersten Einsatz für die U-17-Mannschaft von Leipzig in der B-Junioren-Bundesliga. Im August 2016 erzielte er bei einem 8:0-Sieg gegen den Niendorfer TSV seine ersten drei Treffer in der B-Junioren-Bundesliga.

Nachdem er bereits in der Saison 2015/16 ein Spiel für die A-Junioren absolviert hatte, rückte Ludewig zur Saison 2017/18 in den Kader dieser. Seinen ersten Treffer in der A-Junioren-Bundesliga machte er im August 2017 bei einem 2:0-Sieg gegen den Hertha BSC. Zwischen September und Dezember 2017 absolvierte er zudem drei Spiele für RB Leipzig in der UEFA Youth League.

Zur Saison 2018/19 wechselte er zum österreichischen Bundesligisten FC Red Bull Salzburg, bei dem er einen bis Mai 2022 laufenden Vertrag erhielt. Zunächst spielte er jedoch für das Farmteam FC Liefering in der 2. Liga, für das er im September 2018 gegen den FC Juniors OÖ erstmals zum Einsatz kam.

Nachdem er in eineinhalb Jahren in Salzburg nur für Liefering zum Einsatz gekommen war, wurde er im Januar 2020 nach England an den Zweitligisten FC Barnsley verliehen. Nachdem er für Barnsley 18 Spiele in der EFL Championship absolviert und den Klassenerhalt geschafft hatte, wurde die Leihe im August 2020 um eine weitere Saison verlängert.

Nach weiteren vier Zweitligaeinsätzen für Barnsley wurde die Leihe allerdings im Oktober 2020 vorzeitig beendet und Ludewig wurde an den deutschen Bundesligisten FC Schalke 04 weiterverliehen. Wenige Tage zuvor übernahm Manuel Baum, unter dem Ludewig bis zuletzt in der U20-Nationalmannschaft gespielt hatte, die Schalker als Cheftrainer. In Gelsenkirchen kam der Verteidiger, da er einen großen Teil der Spielzeit, aufgrund eines Mittelfußbruchs im Dezember 2020, verletzt verpasst hatte, nur zu sechs Einsätzen in der Bundesliga; mit den Schalkern stieg er zu Saisonende aus dieser ab.

Nach eineinhalb Jahren Leihe in England und Deutschland kehrte Ludewig zur Saison 2021/22 wieder nach Salzburg zurück. Dort gab er im Oktober 2021 gegen den LASK sein Debüt in der Bundesliga. Dies blieb allerdings sein einziger Ligaeinsatz, zusätzlich absolvierte er noch eine Partie im ÖFB-Cup. Da er sich auch diesmal in Salzburg nicht durchsetzen konnte, wurde er im Januar 2022 ein drittes Mal verliehen, diesmal in die Niederlande an Willem II Tilburg. In Tilburg konnte er sich jedoch ebenfalls nicht durchsetzen und kam nur viermal in der Eredivisie zum Einsatz, aus der er mit Willem II zu Saisonende abstieg.

Zur Saison 2022/23 wurde er dann nach Dänemark an den Aalborg BK weiterverliehen.

Nationalmannschaft
Ludewig spielte im Oktober 2015 gegen Österreich erstmals für die deutsche U16-Auswahl. In jenem Spiel, das Deutschland mit 4:2 gewann, erzielte er auch einen Treffer. Im September 2016 kam er gegen die Niederlande zu seinem ersten Einsatz für die U17-Auswahl. Im November 2016 erzielte er bei einem 7:2-Sieg gegen Island seinen ersten Treffer für diese.

Mit der deutschen U17-Mannschaft nahm er 2017 an der Europameisterschaft teil, bei der man das Halbfinale erreichte. Ludewig kam in allen fünf Partien der Deutschen zum Einsatz.

Zwischen Dezember 2017 und Mai 2018 absolvierte Ludewig vier Spiele in der U18-Auswahl. Am 20. März 2019 debütierte er beim 2:1-Heimsieg gegen Kroatien in der U19-Auswahl und im September gegen Tschechien für die U20. Im September 2021 kam er gegen Lettland erstmals in der U-21-Mannschaft zum Einsatz.

Erfolge
 Österreichischer Meister: 2019, 2022
 Österreichischer Cupsieger: 2019, 2022

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Fußballspieler (FC Liefering)
Fußballspieler (FC Barnsley)
Fußballspieler (FC Schalke 04)
Fußballspieler (Willem II Tilburg)
Fußballspieler (Aalborg BK)
Österreichischer Meister (Fußball)
ÖFB-Cup-Sieger
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Sisyphus was the king of Ephyra in Greek mythology. For his violent and deceitful behavior, Hades (god of the underworld) punished Sisyphus to a life of hard labor. The labor consisted of pushing a large boulder up a hill only for it roll down each time he accomplished the task. No matter how many tricks or shortcuts he tried to use, he was forced to put his all into pushing the boulder up the hill.
I love the story of Sisyphus because it is applicable to so many areas of life. Psychologists often use the term 'Sisyphus Complex' to discuss mental health and emotional distress. I would like to apply the story to our process of healing. Though Sisyphus's fate was a result of his horrid behavior, I'd like to focus on the fate itself. His labor forced him to surrender and carry through the process. It is important that we know that there is no loophole to our process...to our healing. Our healing requires vulnerability and for us to completely surrender to the process of digging into our roots. As tedious, grueling, and laborious as the process may be, the reward is much greater. That does not mean that we are not deserving of love and compassion or empathy during our process, but it is important that we surrender to our healing (whatever it may look like) so that we no longer look to outside sources to feed our ego or place band-aids over wounds that continue to bleed into fruitless efforts.
It has taken heartbreaks and sleepless nights for me to realize that a lot of my pain has been self inflicted. I was breaking my own heart by relying on outside sources to make me feel better...to feed my codependency and fear of being alone. As a result, I've attracted narcissistic, emotionally unavailable, abusive relationships that mirror the way I treat myself. I am so grateful for the awakening because when you know better, you inherently do better. Spaces and practices that were once normal and comfortable for me are now the very things that make me cringe and push me forward. I can no longer talk myself into being somewhere I don't belong, and the beauty of that is once I surrendered to life, I was no longer put in compromising positions. Allowing life to unfold is not synonymous with losing your free will; it is creating the space for your free will to shine and used to push you and others forward. Surrendering to your process and purpose places you in a space to be fully used by life to create beautiful opportunities and high frequencies so that you can attract the same.
By no means am I saying I have cracked the code and nailed this whole "Life" thing...but what I am saying is surrendering to my process and doing the opposite of what fear, anxiety, and desperation tells me to do has changed the lenses from which I view life. I accept that life has called me into a space of solitude, and is restoring me from worldly damage. The very things I depended on to push me forward were killing me...slowly. I am slowly stepping into my power. There is no rush. Sit back and listen to your Self. Check in and learn to truly surrender to what life is begging you to do...or not do. Your fate is not to suffer.When your boulder rolls down hill, the process of pushing it back up is to learn more and dig deeper. Become excited about what life will do if you allow it to unfold the way it was crafted. Though the boulders will continue to roll, your strength will continue to grow.


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Q: Find out what winhook is causing mouse lag with voip software and 12 button mouse Running windows 10, I recently got a 12 button mouse and I noticed that when i run any sort of voip software (Discord, Ventrilo, Skype, etc), my mouse clicks will sometimes not register. Or sometimes the release of the click doesnt register. This also includes any of the 12 other buttons which are bound to keyboard buttons so it acts as if i am still pressing the buttons. Even more confusing, sometimes my typing will be backwards until i click on various buttons. And as soon as i close any of that software, the mouse works perfectly fine again.
Originally I thought it was the generic 12 button mouse I had, so I bought a name brand one, but the issue still happens. And when i use a regular mouse everything works fine.
So after spending some time searching, I am currently thinking it has to do with how windows handles these gaming mice and specifically the windows hooks for mouse input. I dont know for sure if this is it, but im positive it has something to do with it and im not really sure how to monitor what exactly is happening when running voip software.
I have tried uninstalling/installing drivers, swapping mice, different computer with windows 10, virus scans, different keyboards, monitoring the voip software api calls, etc. but i havent been able to really determine what the issue is or how to fix it.
I am utterly baffled as to how to determine what the root cause of this is. Has anyone experienced something like this before?

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An estimated 10,000 people gathered to watch giant television screens in New York's Central Park and cheered on as astronaut Neil Armstrong took man's first step on the moon on July 20, 1969.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, FL - The world watched with breathless anticipation as two astronauts swooped toward the lunar landscape in their landing craft — the first of their kind to descend on the moon.
The astronauts held their breath, too, as they stared through their helmet visors in wonder, the lifeless face of the moon rushing toward them.
The landing ship was named Eagle, and within its boxy and cramped cabin Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stood with legs spread, booted feet flat against the deck. Each was sealed within the protective layers of a pressurized spacesuit, and each instinctively tugged at the cinches on his body harness, secure in his tight confines.
Eagle rushed on in the grip of the gravitational pull of the moon below. Armstrong and Aldrin knew they were moving by what their instruments told them and by the gliding motion of craters past their triangular windows.
A quarter-million miles away, in Houston, a fellow astronaut named Charlie Duke studied glowing instrument panels, listened to the chatter of his moon-bound colleagues and that of those in the Mission Control Center around him. Everything he observed and heard fed him critical data about Eagle's plunge toward the lunar surface.
"Eagle, Houston," Duke said into his microphone. His words, crackling and charged with static, raced at the speed of light, 186,300 miles per second, to the two astronauts falling toward craters and dusty rocks. "If you read, you're GO for powered descent."
Armstrong and Aldrin were not alone. A third member of the Apollo 11 crew, Michael Collins, was 50 miles above them, in lunar orbit in their command ship, Columbia. He had clearly heard the vital message from Earth.
Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. walking on the surface of the moon on 20 July, 1969.
"Eagle, this is Columbia." His words flashed instantly into the headsets of Armstrong and Aldrin. "They just gave you a GO for powered descent."
The two men glanced at each other. "Roger," Armstrong acknowledged.
They were now headed for a waterless sea known as Tranquility.
This was it. PDI. Powered Descent Initiate.
On Earth, radio listeners and television viewers gripped their seats. Some prayed. Fingernails dug into palms.
Nine miles above the lunar surface, flames gushed beneath Armstrong and Aldrin's feet. Glowing, gleaming plasma in a shock wave buoying them in vacuum. The Eagle rocked from side to side and pitched violently. The computer — sensitive, alert, instantly responsive — fired control rocket thrusters to hold the craft steady.
Deep within the bowels of Eagle were computers essential to measuring all the electronic and mechanical forces and factors that would determine the success of the lunar landing.
Headsets crackled. Duke in Mission Control was incredibly calm and professional as he called out: "Eagle, Houston. You are GO. Take it all at four minutes. You are GO to continue powered descent."
Suddenly Eagle's computers shrilled madly. Alarm!
Emergency signals flashed within Eagle and one and a half seconds later on the consoles in Mission Control. No one expected a cry of danger. Not now.
At 6,000 feet above the moon a yellow light flashed at the two moon landers. Buzz's voice responded immediately as he called out numbers flashing on his flight panel and on the console before Steve Bales in the control center.
"Program alarm," Buzz snapped crisply. "It's a twelve-oh-two."
Twelve-oh-two. A warning that the ship's main computer was overloaded. So much was happening, so many performance signals were being generated that the computer could not absorb them all. It was a cry for help.
There was no panic. Everyone sensed an abort. A hellish maneuver that would explosively separate the upper ascent stage of the Eagle from the landing stage and squeeze every ounce of thrust from the ascent rocket to make it climb back to a rendezvous and docking with the command ship Columbia. All eyes were on Bales.
He stared at his console. Coded numbers told him instantly what was going wrong. The computer within Eagle was being overtaxed with data. The alarm was the result of executive overload.
Armstrong's voice was strong. "Give us the reading on that twelve-oh-two program alarm," he demanded.
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"GUIDO?" Flight Director Gene Kranz shouted. Everyone hung on the edge of their seats.
Kranz didn't have time. Armstrong and Aldrin didn't have a single second to spare as they plunged toward the moon. Kranz stared at Bales. The flight director slammed a fist against his console.
Bales jerked in his seat. No time. No damn time.
"GO!" he shouted. He closed his mike, staring at his console. "Go, damn it," he said in a hoarse whisper only to himself.
Duke showed surprise. He didn't have time to wait, either. His words came forth immediately. "We've got, uh, we're GO on that alarm, Eagle."
Thirteen hundred feet above the moon's surface, Eagle began its final descent. Flames gushed downward as the craft slowed, and Armstrong gripped the hand controller in his fist, firm and strong, with a touch honed by years of flight in jets and rockets.
Armstrong needed to hand-fly the rest of the way.
Eagle was sailing down at 20 feet per second. Neil nudged the power, slowing to nine feet per second. He needed to feel his ship.
Far away, down through the atmosphere and clouds of earth, enclosed within Mission Control, flight controllers were almost frantic with their inability to do anything more to aid Armstrong and Aldrin.
Duke keyed his mike. A timer stared at him. "Thirty seconds," he said.
More than a billion people on the surface of Earth listened and stared at radios and televisions, hoping and praying as Armstrong flew Eagle with the smooth touch of experience.
Then, these words from Aldrin on the moon. "Contact light!"
"Okay, engine stop ... descent engine command override off ..."
In Houston, Duke was choking with relief.
"We copy you down, Eagle," he transmitted. Then waited.
Three seconds for the voices to rush back and forth, earth to the moon and moon back to earth.
Armstrong's voice was calm, confident and clear. "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed."
The desolated moon rolled in from all sides. No birds, no wind, no clouds, no blue sky. Only rocks and shadows and craters and dust.
Duke had opened his microphone, and the wild and tumultuous celebration inside Mission Control poured and vibrated and rumbled across a quarter-million miles and brought smiles to the faces of the only two living creatures on the lunar landscape.
Today, 35 years later, that celebration is still heard, as many historians are in agreement: Apollo 11's landing on the moon was one of the greatest technological achievements of the 20th century.
Jay Barbree is an NBC News correspondent and the only reporter who has covered all 144 missions flown by American astronauts. Barbree and the NBC News Space Unit received an Emmy Award for coverage of the Apollo 11 landing in 1969.
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Q: Cannot move std::unique_ptr with NULL deleter to std::shared_ptr? I want to move a NULL std::unique_ptr to a std::shared_ptr, like so:
std::unique_ptr<float> test = nullptr;
std::shared_ptr<float> test2 = std::move(test);

As far as I know it should be legal to do so, and it does run fine in Visual Studio 2015 and GCC.
However, I can't do the same with a std::unique_ptr which has a deleter declaration, like so:
std::unique_ptr<float,void(*)(float*)> test = nullptr;
std::shared_ptr<float> test2 = std::move(test);

The code above will not compile in visual studio and will trigger the static assert failure "error C2338: unique_ptr constructed with null deleter pointer".
I can use a std::function deleter instead, in which case the static assert failure can be circumvented:
std::unique_ptr<float,std::function<void(float*)>> test = nullptr;
std::shared_ptr<float> test2 = std::move(test);

In this case the code compiles fine, but I get an abort as soon as the last std::shared_ptr copy of test2 is destroyed.
Why are the latter two cases so problematic?
Strangely enough, if I change the type of test2 from std::shared_ptr to std::unique_ptr, the second case still triggers the static assert failure, but both case 1 and case 3 work just fine:
{
    std::unique_ptr<float> test = nullptr;
    std::unique_ptr<float> test2 = std::move(test); // Works fine
}
{
    //std::unique_ptr<float,void(*)(float*)> test = nullptr; // triggers a static assert failure
    //std::unique_ptr<float,void(*)(float*)> test2 = std::move(test);
}
{
    std::unique_ptr<float,std::function<void(float*)>> test = nullptr;
    std::unique_ptr<float,std::function<void(float*)>> test2 = std::move(test); // Works fine
}

A: The unique_ptr constructor you are trying to use, which default-constructs the deleter, is ill-formed (before C++17) or disabled by SFINAE (as of C++17) if the deleter type is a pointer, in order to stop you from accidentally creating a unique_ptr whose deleter is itself a null pointer. If you really want to create such a unique_ptr, you can do so by explicitly passing a null deleter:
std::unique_ptr<float,void(*)(float*)> test(nullptr, nullptr);

This unique_ptr object is not very useful, because it can't delete anything.
By using a null std::function deleter, you've told the compiler "yes, I really want to shoot myself in the foot". Of course, when the last std::shared_ptr is destroyed, the null std::function is invoked, and undefined behaviour occurs. What else did you expect?

A: I'll echo Brian's answer and add that in situations like this where the function shouldn't be null, you can use a function reference, which are nonnullable like all C++ references, instead of function pointers.
void delete_float(float *f) {delete f;}

using Deleter = void(float*);

// Function pointers
constexpr void(*fptr)(float*) = delete_float;
constexpr Deleter *fptr_typedef = delete_float;
constexpr auto fptr_auto = delete_float;
constexpr auto *fptr_auto2 = delete_float;

// Function references
constexpr void(&fref)(float*) = delete_float;
constexpr Deleter &fref_typedef = delete_float;
constexpr auto &fref_auto = delete_float;

The one gotcha you need to keep in mind with function references is that lambdas implicitly convert to function pointers, but not function references, so you need to use the dereference operator * to convert a lambda to a function reference.
const Deleter *fptr_lambda = [](float *f) {delete f;};
// const Deleter &fref_lambda = [](float *f) {delete f;}; // error
const Deleter &fref_lambda_fixed = *[](float *f) {delete f;};