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Samsung Allegedly Operating On A Full Bezel-Less Handset
Ankit Kadam June 27, 2018
Almost all handset makers these days are attempting to attain the utmost screen to body ratio by reducing the bezels on their smartphones. Lately, Vivo and Oppo rolled out their handsets with zero bezels on the top and sides of the handsets. But there is something that stops them to eliminate the bottom chin from their devices.
As per a report, Samsung is operating on an entirely bezel-less handset that is in a way akin to Huawei's method of using the two metal stripes to support the display. The major dissimilarity here is Samsung wished to employ 4 metal strips rather than 2 on each side.
This new thought appears a little more delicate but consumers will be capable of replacing them if something goes south.
In 2017, on August 24, 2018, Samsung filed a patent that got the acceptance from World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) with the title "Display device and frame member."
The patent was majorly applicable for handsets but it can be employed in other devices such as monitors, TV's, and other electronic gadgets as well. As per the patent, the strips can be produced employing aluminum, metal, or patterned wood. Also, they can employ either electromagnet or permanent magnet and a U-shaped coupling that can be coupled together for including additional strength to the general structure.
Samsung also employed an analogous method in their "The Frame TV" and it seems like the firm is attempting to apply the same for their next handsets.
lately, a leak revealed that the upcoming flagship from Samsung dubbed as the Galaxy Note 9 might have a dedicated button for camera shutter, a trimmed bottom & top bezel, and a repositioned fingerprint scanner. A new leak had also disclosed that the upcoming handset from the Galaxy Note series will follow the analogous design pattern of its precursor.
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Q: Dotted column sep in multicolomn minipage I'm trying to typeset a table whose cells are divided into columns, and the columns are separated by dotted lines. This is for variable-length enumerations of (short) entries and planned to look approximately like this:
+-----------+------------------+
| A   . E   | H   . L   . P    |
| B   . F   | I   . M   .      |
| C   . G   | J   . N   .      |
| D   .     | K   . O   .      |
+-----------+------------------+

Because this table is generated from data, there are some factors that i can easily handle with the generating software, and since it is only a single table with like a hundred entries, i can manually fine-tune which table columns get one, two, or three sub-columns to optimize the appearance.
My idea is to use a minipage inside each table cell, thereby taking advantage of the fact that columns are filled in a balanced way; however, it would be perfectly acceptable to forego minipages and instead create a table with so-and-so many sub-cells and place each entry programmatically.
What I don't get working is the dotted dividers. These are intended to be dots, not dashes. Furthermore, whatever technique is used to draw them, they must get their coordinates from inside of XeLaTeX (it is conceivable to set absolute columns widths, but i'd rather avoid that; it is also conceivable to put the table at specific offset from the top of the page, but I really want to avoid that).
Also, I would love to draw each divider individually — if you just drew dashed or dotted dividers across the entire table, there would otherwise inevitably
occur clashes between the verticals and the horizontals.
When I started out, I experimented with clines and the like, but I realized that drawing partial lines will cause small gaps in the borders of the cells that do not have a partial line — this is why I started to think about
subtables and/or minipages.
Below is a MWE of what I have right now. It looks like this:

What I'm trying to do here is to record the current position on the page, then look at the column widths and the minipage height, then derive the x and y values from those. I'm struggling with the units vs integers vs floats distinction and with the (apparently) differing frames of reference — sometimes
-y seems to be 'down', sometimes -y seems to be 'up'. But at this point I'm so confused I can hardly tell up from down!
Before I waste another day on this, does anyone have ideas on how to improve on this code? I've tried so many packages, and each is pretty much a law unto itself — the macro syntax, whether integers or floats or lengths are required for parameters, whether you can do math with them, and so on.
\documentclass{book}
\usepackage{polyglossia}
\setdefaultlanguage{english}
\usepackage{multicol}
\setlength{\parindent}{0mm}

% http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/56875/how-do-i-make-one-minipage-the-same-size-as-another
\usepackage{adjustbox}
% http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/37300/28067
\usepackage{zref-abspos}
\usepackage{zref-user}

\usepackage{calc}
\usepackage[absolute]{textpos}
\usepackage{epic}
\usepackage{fp}

% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/6424/28067
\makeatletter
\newcommand*{\DivideLengths}[2]{%
  \strip@pt\dimexpr\number\numexpr\number\dimexpr#1\relax*65536/\number\dimexpr#2\relax\relax sp\relax
}
\makeatother

% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/37317/28067
\catcode`@=11
\begingroup
  \catcode `P=12  % digits and punct. catcode
  \catcode `T=12  % digits and punct. catcode
  \lowercase{%
  \def\x{\def\rem@pt##1.##2PT{##1\ifnum##2>\z@.##2\fi}}}
     \expandafter\endgroup\x%
\def\strip@pt{\expandafter\rem@pt\the}
\def\convertto#1#2{\strip@pt\dimexpr #2*65536/\number\dimexpr 1#1\relax\relax}
\catcode`@=12

% ##########################################################################################################
\begin{document}

% set units for package `textpos` (`textblock`)
\setlength{\TPHorizModule}{1mm}
\setlength{\TPVertModule}{1mm}
% set units for package `epic` (`dottedline`)
\unitlength1mm

% i set a definite width for the minipage here; in reality, that would be the text width inside a table
% cell:
\begin{minipage}[t]{20mm}
  \begin{multicols}{2}%
  \newcounter{flowX}
  \newcounter{flowY}
  \zsavepos{topleftcorner}%
  \FPround\resultc{\convertto{mm}{\the\linewidth}}{0}
  \setcounter{flowX}{\zposx{topleftcorner}/186450+\resultc+2} % `+2` to be replaced by 1/2 of columns divider width
  \setcounter{flowY}{\zposy{topleftcorner}/186450}
  \begin{textblock}{5}(\value{flowX},20)%
  \leavevmode\dottedline[.]{1}(0,0)(0,20)%
  \end{textblock}
  A\\B\\C\\D\\E\\F\\G\\H\\I\\J\\K\\L\\M\\
  \end{multicols}
\end{minipage}

% ##########################################################################################################
\end{document}

A: It isn't really clear that multicol is what you really need in this table context, however to answer the question in the title, to use dots instead of a rule, you just need to replace the rule with \leaders. It is easiest to subvert the definition of \columnseprulecolor as that occurs at a convenient point.

\documentclass{article}

\def\a{\stepcounter{enumi}One two three four five six \roman{enumi}. }
\def\b{Red green yellow. \a\a\a\a\a}
\def\c{A, B, C. \b\par\b\b}
\def\d{\c\b\a\c\b\a}

\usepackage{multicol}

\makeatletter
\def\columnseprulecolor\vrule\@width\columnseprule{%
\vbox to \ht\mult@rightbox{\leaders\vbox{\kern2pt\hbox{.}\kern2pt}\vfill}}
\makeatother

\setlength\columnsep{20pt}

\begin{document}

\begin{multicols}{4}
\d
\end{multicols}

\end{document}

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Wests Tigers powerbroker lauds Taylor...
Wests Tigers powerbroker Mike Bailey lauds Jason Taylor's role in NRL finals bid
Chris Barrett
Wests Tigers powerbroker Mike Bailey believes Jason Taylor has made a case to be the club's long-term coach by handling the backlash that came with the dumping of Robbie Farah to steer the team to the brink of the NRL finals.
Taylor is contracted until the end of next season but for much of this year has appeared anything but a certainty to see out that period as controversy raged about the treatment of Farah on top of a six-match losing streak earlier in the campaign.
An enthralling final 10 minutes from Wests saw them stun New Zealand at Mt Smart Stadium with the Tigers scoring the final three tries for a 36-24 win.
With the Tigers in contention to secure a top-eight position this weekend, Taylor's job is not only all but guaranteed for next year but he could find himself in discussions in the off-season about an extension of his contract at Concord Oval.
It is a remarkable turnaround for a man who, amid rumoured pushes for Ivan Cleary and Todd Payten to replace him, was under siege and tipped by many to be the first NRL coach sacked this year.
The Tigers' unlikely finals bid has delighted club officials, who give Taylor credit for the rise of players such as five-eighth Mitchell Moses and for backing himself on the difficult mid-season demotion of Farah.
"I've got to say that we're very pleased about where we sit at the moment," said Bailey, a Tigers board member and chairman of the club's majority owners Wests Ashfield.
"We've been through a bad patch but Jason Taylor has worked very methodically over last two years to put together a very good combination [of players], look after the best interests of the team and deliver the best result.
"The Robbie Farah situation is regrettable but the thing to remember is it's not a feud, it's about his assessment of Robbie in terms of what he can contribute to the team.
"That's another reason why Jason Taylor really does stand tall at the moment in terms of what he's been able to achieve with the team, particularly given we've been without the state's best hooker and in recent times without [the injured] James Tedesco as well."
Asked on Thursday whether Taylor had made a case to be the Tigers' long-term coach by exceeding the expectations of most this season, Bailey said: "I think he has. That's my view but as a board we will look at the longer term future on where things go. I've got to say he has been a stalwart in terms of delivering in terms of the things against him. One, with Farah and the Farah publicity situation, and also when the team struck a bad patch he stuck with it.
"I had people saying to me in the street 'who are you going to replace Jason Taylor with?'. I told them we had no plans for that and given the way the season has gone you can have no plans like that."
Farah has been widely expected to link with South Sydney next season, although Cronulla has been another suitor, but the exit of the club legend has hinged on negotiations about how much of his $950,000 contract the Tigers are willing to cover next year.
The Blues hooker is the joint venture's most decorated player and his dumping remains a polarising topic among supporters.
The emergence, however, of Moses as a genuine first-grade star this season has given even those still calling for Taylor's head reason to believe there are bright times ahead.
The uber-confident nephew of Ben Elias is arguably the most improved player in the competition and Bailey says the coach deserves at least some credit for the 21-year-old's rise.
"To some extent Jason tended to support Mitchell Moses last year, 2015, through some not so brilliant performances…he came good towards the end of the season, but early on I think a lot of his reputation had been built in the lower grades and there was a lot of pressure on him to deliver," Bailey said.
"This year he has been a true champion and has been a standout player in just about every game we've taken the field for. You have to give marks to the patience of the coach to have stuck with him along the way. By doing that, it obviously helped to build his confidence."
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/wests-tigers/wests-tigers-powerbroker-mike-bailey-lauds-jason-taylors-role-in-nrl-finals-bid-20160901-gr6gwu.html
diedpretty Quote
I'm ducking for cover from the expected meltdown.
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@diedpretty:
"Bring out your crazies"
Simpsons fetish tonight Vlad…?
Taylor deserves praise but ease up on the long term talk for now. Never been a fan of the weatherman so I take article with a grain of salt.
Good to see some support for Taylor from within the club. …
@Geo.:
yeah Im in the mood , lol
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To me, what he's saying is irrelevant. Why is a random board member (he's never been & never will be a power broker) talking out of school in the lead up to the biggest game the club has had in a few years? He wasn't even on the WT board until a couple of months ago. Pascoe & Go ought to be extremely peeved about people talking to the media - completely unnecessary, and comes across as Bailey wanting to take some limelight in a big week for the club.
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Good to see the club backing the coach amongst all the white noise from Weidler and co, but Bailey really shouldn't be in the media as much as he is. His previous board stint was littered with these interviews that served little purpose.
Defiant Quote
I agree with Baileys opinion.
Isn't he one of the real power brokers considering Ashfield virtually own the club now?
Also running off for cover now.
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@Benjirific:
Jeez benji, some might see your opinion as extremely screwed.
Whatever your stance on Robbie….surely support from the board toward the coach of your team can only be a good thing?
The power broker thing is merely a media headline, hardly anything to get worked up over…maybe they sought this particular random board member as many people remember him from his years on TV.
Pascoe and Go I would put money on them having endorsed this before hand and afterwards…hardly ''mostly sunny Mike'' seeking the limelight.
As for JTs future…myself I would be waiting until mid next year…if hes going well possibly a season extension…too soon to be talking long term imo
hammertime Quote
Here we go again…. Leagues club with a majority share. Suddenly things move outside our club, people feel a bit important and want to get their face back on tv.
I forecast stormy weather ahead
Tigerdon Quote
I'm not sure why he is saying this stuff at this point in the season . Could be distracting.
I didn't know he was our powerbroker

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Q: Input/output error, cannot install anything I have done something strange to my debian server and now I cannot install anything. It says, that locale is broken. I tried to fix it by reconfiguring dpkg, cleaning apt-get and and many other solutions from the internet. When I try to install stuff I get:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Calculating upgrade... Done
The following packages will be REMOVED:
  locales
The following packages will be upgraded:
  xxx yyy
xx upgraded, 0 newly installed, 1 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
1 not fully installed or removed.
Need to get 27.3 MB of archives.
After this operation, 19.3 MB disk space will be freed.
Do you want to continue? [Y/n]
Fetched 27.3 MB in 19s (1,396 kB/s)
(Reading database ... 45726 files and directories currently installed.)
Removing locales (2.19-18+deb8u2) ...
dpkg: error processing package locales (--remove):
 cannot remove '/usr/share/locale/locale.alias': Input/output error
Errors were encountered while processing:
 locales
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
apt-get upgrade  10.60s user 2.89s system 40% cpu 32.969 total

I cannot remove this file due to this aforementioned error.
Trying to fix or redo locale file says, that locales is broken or not fully installed
As suggested in comment:
root@bananapi ~ # dpkg --audit
The following packages are only half installed, due to problems during
installation.  The installation can probably be completed by retrying it;
the packages can be removed using dselect or dpkg --remove:
 locales              GNU C Library: National Language (locale) data [support]

Tried doing it, gives me this error:
1 root@bananapi ~ # apt-get install locales                                                                                :(
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following packages will be upgraded:
  locales
1 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 17 not upgraded.
1 not fully installed or removed.
Need to get 3,944 kB of archives.
After this operation, 395 kB of additional disk space will be used.
Get:1 http://security.debian.org/ jessie/updates/main locales all 2.19-18+deb8u3 [3,944 kB]
Fetched 3,944 kB in 1s (3,045 kB/s)
Preconfiguring packages ...
Selecting previously unselected package locales.
(Reading database ... 45727 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to unpack .../locales_2.19-18+deb8u3_all.deb ...
Unpacking locales (2.19-18+deb8u3) over (2.19-18+deb8u2) ...
dpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/locales_2.19-18+deb8u3_all.deb (--unpack):
 unable to make backup link of './usr/sbin/update-locale' before installing new version: Too many links
dpkg-deb: error: subprocess paste was killed by signal (Broken pipe)
Errors were encountered while processing:
 /var/cache/apt/archives/locales_2.19-18+deb8u3_all.deb
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
apt-get install locales  5.53s user 1.97s system 34% cpu 21.697 total

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cannot remove '/usr/share/locale/locale.alias': Input/output error

This is not a problem with the packaging system. The storage is corrupted. Anything that requires accessing the corrupted part of the storage fails. In this case the upgrade requires replacing a file in a corrupted directory so it fails.
Corrupted storage is a bad sign. Replace your disk and check the integrity of your data.

A: The solution was to take the card out and fix it with fsck on another computer. Pretty simple, suggested by EightBitTony.


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Портленд () — місто () в США, в окрузі Джей штату Індіана. Населення —  особи (2010).

Географія
Портленд розташований за координатами  (40.436681, -84.983441).  За даними Бюро перепису населення США в 2010 році місто мало площу 12,05 км², з яких 12,05 км² — суходіл та 0,01 км² — водойми. В 2017 році площа становила 12,88 км², з яких 12,88 км² — суходіл та 0,01 км² — водойми.

Демографія

Згідно з переписом 2010 року, у місті мешкали  особи в  домогосподарствах у складі  родин. Густота населення становила 516 осіб/км².  Було 3005 помешкань (249/км²).

Расовий склад населення:

До двох чи більше рас належало 1,5 %. Частка іспаномовних становила 5,8 % від усіх жителів.

За віковим діапазоном населення розподілялося таким чином: 23,7 % — особи молодші 18 років, 58,4 % — особи у віці 18—64 років, 17,9 % — особи у віці 65 років та старші. Медіана віку мешканця становила 39,4 року. На 100 осіб жіночої статі у місті припадало 87,8 чоловіків;  на 100 жінок у віці від 18 років та старших — 84,1 чоловіків також старших 18 років.

Середній дохід на одне домашнє господарство  становив  доларів США (медіана — ), а середній дохід на одну сім'ю —  доларів (медіана — ). Медіана доходів становила  доларів для чоловіків та  долари для жінок. За межею бідності перебувало 15,6 % осіб, у тому числі 19,8 % дітей у віці до 18 років та 7,9 % осіб у віці 65 років та старших.

Цивільне працевлаштоване населення становило  осіб. Основні галузі зайнятості: виробництво — 42,7 %, освіта, охорона здоров'я та соціальна допомога — 17,1 %, роздрібна торгівля — 8,6 %, мистецтво, розваги та відпочинок — 7,9 %.

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Джерела

Міста Індіани
Населені пункти округу Джей (Індіана)
Окружні центри Індіани

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Home Music Akon Taps Becky G For New Latin Single "Como No"
Akon Taps Becky G For New Latin Single "Como No"
by John Ogba-Ifeakanwa September 9, 2019
written by John Ogba-Ifeakanwa September 9, 2019 56 views
Akon releases new Latin single, Como No featuring Becky G. Drops song's official music video too.
Singer Akon, is no longer absent from the scene and he's making sure everyone knows that. The singer who once ruled the music scene after his song Ghetto became a huge hit took a breather and we wondered what happened to him. Right now, Connect is back and he's showing the world his versatility with the upcoming release of his 3 new albums, a Latin album, an afrobeats album (you know he's Senegalese too) and an R&B-hip-hop album.
The singer recently gave a taste of what the Latin album would sound like dropping a single off it. The new song, Como No features singer, Becky G and it's a huge jam. The entire song is a vibe is practically gets you on your feet. The song which follows Get Money ft Anuel AA premiered on MTV Live, MTVU, and the Times Square Viacom billboards on Sept. 6.
Akon - Get Money Ft. Anuel AA
Speaking about working with Latin artists, he said,
"It's their time now. I've seen how they've been working for a long time to compete with a major market when they were considered underground to a domestic audience. Reggaeton has always been big — only that no one knew what it was and didn't understand it. But people liked it. The same thing happened with reggae and house/techno music. This is time for Latin American artists to take advantage, and the younger generation is doing the job."
The first of the three upcoming album, El Negreeto is scheduled to drop on October 4th. The album will show Akon's versatility in music, as the songs would be done in Latin and feature Latin artists.
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Debates of June 8th, 2001
House of Commons Hansard #75 of the 37th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was fcc.
Farm Credit Corporation Act
Italian Relay Team
Mark Starowicz
Labour Disputes
Centre De La Nature De Laval
Beverlee Bell
Orphan Clauses
Bloc Quebecois
Presence In The Gallery
Council For Canadian Unity
Grants And Contributions
Employment Insurance
Summit Of The Americas
National Revenue
Genetically Modified Organisms
Committees Of The House
Government Response To Petitions
National Literacy Standards Act
National Conference On Guaranteed Annual Income Act
Education Standards Act
National Archives Of Canada Act
Maximum Speed Control Device Act
Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act
Divorce Act
Children In Law Act
Questions On The Order Paper
Grants And ContributionsOral Question Period
Windsor West Ontario
Herb Gray LiberalDeputy Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, I believe the Prime Minister said to the House that what was tabled was a copy of a real document. I think the Prime Minister is entitled to be taken at his word.
Perhaps the Alliance should unleash its alleged expert on the membership lists of the Alliance Party in Quebec.
Canadian Alliance
Charlie Penson Canadian Alliance Peace River, AB
Mr. Speaker, the examiner states "The thirteen lines of writing on the questioned document were written with speed, rhythm and consistency with the exception of the numerals 1-9-9-3 appearing on line 6".
She also states "From the tremor and retouching on the strokes of the four digits 1-9-9-3, it appears that extensions have been added to the first two digits 1 and 9...it appears that the second 9 was changed...the number 3 also appears to have been retouched" and the entry changed". When will they table the original document?
Mr. Speaker, I repeat that the Prime Minister has said that the copy tabled in the House is that of the original document. I think that the Prime Minister is entitled to be taken at his word.
If the hon. member does not agree let him go outside the House with that so-called document. Also, as I said, let him unleash his examiner on the membership lists of the Alliance Party, starting with Quebec and going across the country.
Employment InsuranceOral Question Period
Paul Crête Bloc Kamouraska—Rivière-Du-Loup—Témiscouata—Les Basques, QC
Mr. Speaker, all week, the Minister of Human Resources Development refused to give us an encouraging answer for the unemployed on improvement to the employment insurance plan.
When we speak of the unemployed, we are not talking statistics. They are real people.
By way of example, what has the government to say to the 200 casual employees of the House of Commons, who will be going home next week without having accumulated enough hours to qualify for benefits because of government cuts to the employment insurance plan?
Laval West Québec
Raymonde Folco LiberalParliamentary Secretary to Minister of Human Resources Development
Mr. Speaker, since the employment insurance reform, the system has covered all workers from their first hour of work and first dollar earned.
This is the legislation that allowed us to deliver programs more easily to Canadians. However, there are always situations in which workers cannot accumulate sufficient hours to be entitled to employment insurance, and we are looking at this problem now.
Mr. Speaker, it is true they start paying premiums from their first hour of work, but the House employees this year are not entitled to employment insurance benefits because of the elections, which deprived them of work for several weeks.
Does the government not understand that, when seasonal workers do not have the hours to qualify for employment insurance, it is not because of a lack of effort, it is because they are the victims of external forces?
Does it not understand that there are thousands of cases like that of the employees of the House of Commons, and we want them corrected?
Outremont Québec
Martin Cauchon LiberalMinister of National Revenue and Secretary of State (Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec)
Mr. Speaker, what the Bloc does not understand is that it is not the fault of the members on this side of the House if the bill that helps all workers was delayed. The decision was purely political.
Some hon. members
Oh, oh.
An hon. member
It is your fault.
Martin Cauchon Liberal Outremont, QC
Second, on this side of the House, we believe in a balanced approach.
Table legislation.
We established an annual report, which the commission will table. This annual report will ensure that the law will continue to evolve. We believe in regional economic development.
Tell us, while the member for Charlevoix was saying that seasonal work adjustment measures were possible, when the people on this side of the House work to increase work—
The Speaker
Order, please. The hon. member for St. Albert.
MulticulturalismOral Question Period
John Williams Canadian Alliance St. Albert, AB
Mr. Speaker, the Minister for Multiculturalism is off on another witch hunt. She funded a theatre group to hold a three day workshop to sensitize the people of Merritt, B.C., on diversity issues because, and I quote from the grant application "rumours of a cross burning in the area several years ago seem to be well founded".
What evidence did the Secretary of State for Multiculturalism have of cross burning in Merritt, B.C., before she blew $5,000 of taxpayer money up in smoke?
Parkdale—High Park Ontario
Sarmite Bulte LiberalParliamentary Secretary to Minister of Canadian Heritage
Mr. Speaker, as the hon. member knows, the Secretary of State for Multiculturalism has apologized in the House for her comments. I would urge other members, as is the tradition in the House, to accept her apology.
Mr. Speaker, that was an apology for Prince George. This is Merritt, British Columbia.
Let me quote from a letter from the RCMP in Merritt, British Columbia: "inquiries with long term staff and a search of our records fail to indicate any complaints relative to cross burnings within this detachment area within the past several years".
Another community has been smeared by this minister's innuendo, hearsay and prejudice. My question is for the Prime Minister. Will he fire this minister?
Mr. Speaker, let us set the record straight again.
What the hon. member on the opposite side alleges are comments made not by the minister but by others. I would ask the hon. member to not please provide us with the comments made by the minister.
Summit Of The AmericasOral Question Period
Lorne Nystrom NDP Regina—Qu'Appelle, SK
Mr. Speaker, my question is for the Minister for International Trade. It has now been about two months since the FTAA conference in Quebec City. I recall the Minister for International Trade saying on a number of occasions that he wanted to release the text of the FTAA.
Where is that text? When will he release it to the Canadian people? The people of this country have a right to know what is in the agreement.
Papineau—Saint-Denis Québec
Pierre Pettigrew LiberalMinister for International Trade
Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for his interesting question this morning. Indeed we can be very proud that for the first time in history we will have the drafting agreements of the negotiations on trade. This is extraordinary progress, and I am extremely proud that we could secure that at the Buenos Aires ministerial meeting.
The secretariat of the free trade area of the Americas will have the responsibility of releasing them. I understand it is a matter of days, now that it has the four versions in the four official languages of the free trade zone. It should be any day now.
National RevenueOral Question Period
June 8th, 2001 / 11:45 a.m.
Dick Proctor NDP Palliser, SK
Mr. Speaker, the Minister of National Revenue will be aware of an ongoing disagreement between his department and the Saskatchewan government which affects about 100 widows whose husbands were killed on the job before 1985.
Two years ago Saskatchewan paid out $80,000 tax free, but it ran afoul quickly of federal income tested programs like old age security, so the widows had their allowance clawed back by about $5,000.
While the federal and provincial officials continue to point fingers at each other, the only people out of pocket are the widows themselves. How long will it take for the two levels of government to sort this out and make restitution to the Saskatchewan widows?
Mr. Speaker, first I to thank the hon. member for giving me advance notice of that question.
Of course I cannot comment on the specifics of that file because of subsection 24(1), but generally speaking I would like to say that those benefits obtained through WCB are indeed non-taxable. However that could affect as well other benefits like the income tested benefits.
We are responsible for the management of the Income Tax Act. Therefore, based on those conditions, we have to move ahead and apply the legislation. Those people have received an answer from the department.
Foreign AffairsOral Question Period
Bill Graham Liberal Toronto Centre—Rosedale, ON
Mr. Speaker, my question is for the Secretary of State for Latin America and Africa. On June 2 Colombian indigenous leader, Kimy Pernia Domico, was kidnapped by unknown forces.
Mr. Pernia is well known in Canada. He was a keynote speaker on indigenous rights at the people's summit in Quebec City and has appeared as a key witness before the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade. What action is Canada taking in response to the kidnapping of this prominent Colombian indigenous leader?


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Q: URL of repository on Git When I see other's git repositories, There is a link to open the file on browser.
And here's the question:
After I commit my project on my Git, How can I get that kind of URL?
So other people can see my project on the browser directly.

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After I commit my project on my Git

That a local operation done on your workstation: there is no "public" URL for other to browse to.
You need to push (git push) to a public GitHub repository in order for others to be able to see your work.

A: The URL of your project repository will be same all the time. Only you can vary it by commit IDs.
By default, if you share the repo URL, it will show the latest commited codes on your REPO. So other people can easily able to see your latest changes.
Hope this will clarify you. Cheers!


Hopefully you didn't overdo weekend brunch—there's sooo much to eat this week.
Chow all the cheese—from SF Cheese Fest to grilled cheese night at March—make a reservation at Kaiyo, the new Nikkei-style restaurant and cocktail lounge that everyone is buzzing about; and head to Bluestem Brasserie for a bake sale bonanza. Need a culture fix? See a free al fresco Shakespeare play, check out MoAD's fall exhibitions, catch Pop-Up Magazine at The Curran, hit Sunday Streets in the TL, and so much more.
Why: Visit SF's beloved Cheese School in its bigger and better cafe and shop in Ghirardelli Square. Order sandwiches, soups, and salads from the cafe menu, or pick up cheese, charcuterie, and bottles of vino to go.
Why: Yep, it's kinda sorta fast food—Veggie Grill has 30 other locations. But this new fast-cas eatery, opened in Berkeley on Friday, also serves up a fully vegetarian menu composed of antibiotic- and hormone-free fresh ingredients. Swing by to try its innovative plant-based products, including Beyond Meat, which mimics the look and taste of beef, and Just Egg, which scrambles and tastes like the real thing.
Why: Chef Gail Defferari (of Universal Cafe fame) will be toasting up seasonal grilled cheese bites on the store's Aga cooker. Break bread, mingle, and shop the store's selection of gorgeous tabletop, cookware, and pretty pantry items. // Event is free; RSVP to info@marchsf.com.
Why: Time to booze it up on the other side of the bay! Oakland Cocktail Week is in full swing with 40+ bars and restaurants coming together for a full lineup of events including competitions, dance parties, dinners with drink pairings, hands-on workshops, and tiki bar crawls. // Tickets vary in cost (from free to $85); see the full schedule at oaklandcocktailweek.com/events.
When: 4pm to midnight, Sun. through Weds; 4pm to 2am, Thurs. through Sat.
Why: You love the cocktails at Whitechapel and Novela. From the same proprietor comes Kaiyo, a Japanese-meets-Peruvian hangout for craft drinks and Nikkei-style eats such as smoked duck breast nigiri; tiradito; heirloom tomato ceviche; and anticuchos of Wagyu A5 beef and Hokkaido scallops.
Why: Because honestly, none of us has enough Basque food in our lives—and no one in SF cooks it better than chef Gerald Hirigoyen. Dig into five courses all paired with Spanish wines—think a duet of rabbit with tempranillo and a sheep's milk custard with moscatel. // $125/person includes tax and tip; reservations are required via events@piperade.com or by calling (415) 391-2555.
When: 5 to 10pm, Tues. through Sat.
Sup on a new, seasonal prix fixe tasting menu without totally breaking the bank. For $85 per person, you'll get five legit courses made with bounty sourced from local farmers markets and Sorrel's rooftop garden. The rotating menu might include such dishes as sourdough focaccia, tuna crudo, farfalle with Maine lobster and sweet corn, and Wagyu ribeye with summer squash. Wine pairings are also available for $55.
Why: Celebrate the iconic SoMa venue's 35th at a special show featuring thrash metal band Exodus, whose OG guitarist, Metallica's Kirk Hammett, made an appearance on their most recent album, Blood In, Blood Out, which ranked #38 on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart. // Tickets ($30/advance, $35/door) are available at eventbrite.com.
Why: Fresh from its summer vacay, MoAD reopens its doors today to reveal three new exhibits: the paintings of Eritrean-American artist Ficre Ghebreyesus; a group show of 15 critically acclaimed printmakers of African descent; and an immersive text- and image-based installation from interdisciplinary artist Shushan Tesfuzigta. // $10 general admission.
What: Zenni—the 15-year-old Bay Area–based online glasses brand—is bringing its game IRL for the first time at this SoMa pop-up. Swing by to try on classic and new fall collection frames from the local label that purports to sell 10 times the number of frames as Warby Parker. // For more info, go to zennioptical.com/blog/eyewear-lounge.
Why: Barcino's Cal-Spanish cuisine meets Canada tonight as the restaurant welcomes chef Ryan McIlwraith, of the Vancouver restaurant Forage, for a tag-team seven-course dinner featuring such dishes as wild salmon tartare and slow-roasted bison filet. // Tickets ($110/person; $40 wine pairing optional) are available at eventbrite.com.
Why: More than 500 women of color will come together for a day of empowering conversations with movement leaders, strategists, elected officials, and political candidates including Black Lives Matter cofounder Alicia Garza, 7×7 Hot 20 honoree Kimberly Ellis, icon Dolores Huerta, and more. // Tickets ($150/general admission) are available at eventbrite.com; for more information, go to shethepeople.org.
Why: The powerhouse pastry chefs of SF are coming together for an evening bake sale of delectable treats from the likes of Nicole Krasinski and Kathleen Kwuan (State Bird Provisions, The Progress), Penelope Lao (Liholiho Yacht Club), Belinda Leong (B. Patisserie), Jake Godby (Humphry Slocombe), and Lori Baker (Bluestem Brasserie). It's all to benefit CUESA's Foodwise Kids. // Tickets ($45) are available at here.
Why: There's a reason Pop-Up Magazine events consistently sell out—they're that good. The IRL mag will no doubt once again bring its A game for three nights at the Curran, with onstage contributors including NYT bestselling author Rebecca Skloot, Call Your Girlfriend cohost Ann Friedman, photographer Lara Shipley, and more. Tickets sell out quickly but, at press time, balcony seats (from $45) are still available online. // For more info, go to popupmagazine.com.
Why: It's been 15 years (can you believe it?!) since Sophia Coppola's second feature film—and an Oscar winner at that—first graced the big screen. Celebrate the anniversary with a screening, and take home a special screen print as part of Spoke Art's ongoing poster series for the Roxie. // Tickets ($12) are limited and available online.
Why: Celebrate 20 years of Thursday-night swing with lessons and dancing at this beloved SF venue. Practice your Lindy Hop to the tunes of special guest, the Gordon Webster Band. // Tickets ($20) are available on Facebook.
Why: From a group that typically meets for breakfast and conversation about the music industry comes this first-annual music festival at popular venues in SF (Make-Out Room, The Knockout, Elbo Room, and more), featuring 60 Bay Area bands across 14 shows over three nights. // Tickets ($32-$46) are available at Eventbrite.
Why: An annual mecca for true lovers of jazz, this year's festival brings boldface names of the genre including Joshua Redman, Winton Marsalis, Norah Jones, Regina Carter, Dianne Reeves, the Dap Kings, and more. Plus, it's a great excuse to road trip down to the Monterey Peninsula! // For full schedule and tickets, go to montereyjazzfestival.org.
Why: Indian summer is upon us and what better way to celebrate the sunny days ahead than with a few beers outdoors? Fort Point is expanding their Ferry Building kiosk into a pop-up beer garden to take over the promenade along the Embarcadero. Choose from classic beers on draft as well a limited releases such as the Lobos Session IPA, Sonder Belgian-Style Pale Ale, and Native IPA. // Admission is free; beer, pretzels and hot dogs will be available for purchase.
Why: This exhibit, opening today, is your chance to come face to scary face with the largest predators of the deep dark sea thanks to the stunning images and videos of award-winning photojournalist Brian Skerry, who's spent more than 10,000 hours underwater capturing ocean life with his camera. You'll learn about the habitats and threats facing tiger sharks, great whites, oceanic whitetips, and shortfin Makos. // Free opening reception is tonight from 6 to 8pm; register at eventbrite.com.
Kick off Post:Ballet's 10th season at this annual fundraiser featuring a performance of "Junction" in collaboration with The Living Earth Show. There will also be a fab auction. // Tickets ($85/single, $150/pair) are available at flipcause.com; for more information, go to postballet.org.
Why: Because comedians roasting thrift store art. This monthly show, held every third Thursday, is followed by an auction and guarantees some laughs. // Tickets ($20) are available at eventbrite.com.
Why: Start your weekend with a heavy dose of caffeine at this barista challenge featuring perfect espressos, latte art, signature coffee cocktails, and more. There will be food trucks, pop-up vendors, and the first 200 guests get a swag bag. // Tickets ($12) are available at eventbrite.com.
Why: Window shopping for all the stuff we can't afford gets depressing—which is why we love us a good sample sale. Through Tuesday, swing by the Design Center locale of the mod-chic French brand Ligne Roset for 15 percent off the entire collection.
Why: Drink on the waterfront at the Tiburon Taps Beer Festival, where they'll be pouring more than 70 beers alongside light bites and live music. Pro tip: Take the ferry over so no one has to be the designated driver. // Tickets ($25-$50) are available at eventbrite.com.
Why: Wildfires are a disturbing new way of life in California. As part of the ongoing Coal + Ice documentary photography exhibition and climate festival (through Sept. 23rd), KQED's Devin Katayama and Snap Judgment MC Glynn Washington are hosting an eventing of storytelling with people who survived the October 2017 firestorm. Hear their harrowing tales and learn about the environmental conditions that made the firestorm so deadly. // Tickets ($15) are available at fortmason.org/event/coal-and-ice; for more info, go to coalandice.org.
Why: Oaklanders already know that this iconic waterfront entertainment hub is home to an excellent Urban Wine Trail, populated by several tasting rooms and wine shops. City folk won't be disappointed to cross the bridge for this first-ever group tasting event with participants including Wente Vineyards, Dashe Cellars, Schug Carneros Estate, and many more. There will also be live synesthesia piano and food from local restaurants. // Tickets ($30-$50) are available at eventbrite.com.
Why: The car-free block party returns to the TL with plenty of snacks (think bahn mi and bubble tea), a dog show, and performances from Glide, Non Stop Bhangra, and Saxophone Summit in celebration of the birthdays of John Coltrane and Glide Rev. Cecil Williams. // For more info, go to sundaystreetssf.com; facebook.com/events.
Why: Cap off a glorious day in Wine Country with a bit of poetry, presented by Shakespeare Napa Valley, onstage at Copia's outdoor amphitheater. Food and drink will be available for purchase. // Register for free at Eventbrite.
Why: Because it's just like the chef's mom used to make. This Sunday Supper—now being held every fourth Sunday of the month—will showcase recipes prepared by chef Rupam Bhahat and his greatest culinary inspiration—his mother, Sudha Bhagat. Go for a three-course family-style meal including hara bhara kebab; onion mustard braised fish; and a fried banana pancake with caramelized white chocolate pot de crème for dessert. // $40/person (exclusive of tax, beverage, and gratuity); reservations are available through OpenTable.
Why: Want to know how purpose can drive your business and your community? Join Salesforce.org's CEO Rob Acker and EVP Nasi Jazayeri as they walk us through the most compelling idea to ever hit workplace giving. Philanthropy Cloud is where companies and nonprofits engage to serve their communities in a brand new marketplace. Learn how Sprint and Adidas are driving meaningful impact in their communities in partnership with United Way. // Register to receive Salesforce.org limited edition swag or a chance to donate to your favorite cause, success.salesforce.com.


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Perfect selection of Casino games and sports.
All top payment methods provided.
Thoughtful official website interface with functional betting centre.
Periodic updates and improvement of services.
Below you can find some quick links to navigate around the article about Betworld.
This operator has been accepting wagers since 2014. It is an affiliated company of Solutions B.V. The company provides tolerant gaming services, meanwhile users from the United States are not accepted.
Wide game line on top football, tennis and basketball games.
Generous sign up offer for newcomers.
Skillful and quick-working support service.
Rather young name in the gaming industry.
Odds level inferior to top European sports books.
Withdrawal methods list needs extension.
Betworld runs an active bonus program. There are refunds, loyalty bonus, Casino cash-back, combination cash-back, as well as sign up bonuses. Every new punter can claim 100% bonus. Maximum reward sum is 100 EUR. Wagering requirements are rather complicated. There are five steps, and after completing each of them, the user gets 20% of bonus sum. So you have to rollover it 5 times with odds 1.70 or higher. After that withdrawal is available.
Being on the walk you can always place bets on your favourite team with Betworld mobile. This bookmaker provides no special downloadable application. Punters are able to use their mobile phones and tablets to wager at Betworld. The official website is customized for every mobile browser. Just type m.betworld.com in address line and make use of Betworld betting advantages. You can fund account, place pre-match bets and live bets, withdraw, check real-time line and odds, and what not.
Betworld Casino has several sister companies. They are Interapuestas Casino and Interscommessa Casino. It also uses the best software which supplies top games. All in all Betworld covers more than 400 games. Casino accounts can receive sign up offer. Wagering requirements can differ from 30x to 200x depending on particular game. Players are able to play Slots, 3D Slots, Table games and Live games. All top games like Baccarat, Casino Hold'em (Dealer games), Jacks or Better, Joker Poker, Aces and Faces (Poker), NRVNA, Tomb Raider II, Jackpot Rango (Slots), and numerous other, are offered at Betworld.
Betworld offers the following extra services in addition to their sportsbook.
Company Name: Online Solutions B.V.
Betworld supports the following languages.
In general Betworld is a second-tier sportsbook in the European gaming market. It is still rather young and inexperienced. It has clean and understandable site, which is optimized for mobile betting. It provides all major services except for Live games and Poker. The operator meets the demands of E-Sports enthusiasts and has thoughtful in-play mode. Betworld offers generous sign up and periodic bonuses. The official site has 11 language versions. Customers' personal data is encrypted and transactions secured.


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Community radio broadcasting serves geographic communities and communities' interest.
Community Radio Broadcasting
Community radio is a type of radio service that offers a model of radio broadcasting beyond commercial and public service. It is a service offering a third model of radio broadcasting in addition to commercial and public broadcasting. Community radio broadcasting serves geographic communities and communities' interest. The content of broadcasting is largely popular and relevant to a local/specific audience but which may often be overlooked by commercial or mass-media broadcasters.
Community radio stations are operated, owned, and driven by the communities they serve. Community radio is not-for profit and provides a mechanism for facilitating individuals, groups, and communities to tell their own diverse stories, to share experiences, and in a media rich world to become active creators and contributors of media.
Community radio stations typically cover a small geographical area with a coverage radius of up to 5km (in cases where the definition of the community and the terrain require a variation, extensions are made by authorities to the coverage area but this shall not exceed 25km in any case) and run on a not-for-profit basis. Not-for-profit means that any profits generated by the community radio station cannot be given to shareholders, for example, or used to benefit the people running the service. However, this requirement does not prevent stations from paying staff. Any profit or surplus must be used for securing or improving the future provision of the radio service or for delivering social gain/ community benefits to the station's target community. Licences are offered to registered companies and when granted, are required to start broadcasting within two years from the date the licence is awarded. No company or organisation can hold more than one community radio licence.
In many parts of the world today, community radio acts as a vehicle for the community and voluntary sector, civil society, agencies, NGOs and citizens to work in partnership to promote community development. By the core aims and objectives of this model of broadcasting, community radio stations often serve their listeners by offering a variety of content that is not necessarily provided by the larger commercial radio stations.
Community radio is when local people produce and broadcast their own programs and participate in operating the station. It is community space for people to meet and collaborate. It is extraordinarily fun and often life-changing. It typically leads to individual creativity and self-empowerment. Participants find it extraordinarily satisfying, not just to make radio in this unique fashion, but to also help transform community life. Community radio can play a significant role at the grass roots level for rural development. For instance, issues of poverty, agriculture, gender inequality, education, social problems among others could be the focus for programming.
Community radio is a world-wide phenomenon. Its roots date back to the late 1940s when it was introduced as a way to offer media access to union members and their families during a labor strike in Bolivia.
The urge to do community radio fulfills the basic desire for communication and self-expression and is on the forefront of today's democracy movements. Typically, two leading aims are achieved: (1) Cultural, political and artistic voices excluded elsewhere get heard. (2) Individuals and communities are enriched. Community volunteers are trained and given a central role in radio production, operation and program development. Youths also get a chance to participate. Stations remain responsive to community needs and consistently seek input from listeners.
Benefits of Community Radio
Community radio stations are non-commercial and provide a valuable service to people of the town and municipality they operate. It is known for greatly improving a community's quality of life. Their transmitters may reach only a few miles, but community radio stations are enabling isolated communities across the world to voice their own concerns. On air, ordinary citizens discuss issues that are central to them, such as gender relations and combatting HIV/AIDS. They share farming tips and income generation ideas and explore ways to improve education.
Through community radio stations, listeners in remote rural areas can hear news, practical information and the views of their neighbours. They often give isolated villages (many of which are not reached by public and commercial radio stations) a means of education, self-expression and communication, while also promoting the community's history, music and oral traditions.Through community radio stations, listeners in remote rural areas can hear news, practical information and the views of their neighbours. They often give isolated villages (many of which are not reached by public and commercial radio stations) a means of education, self-expression and communication, while also promoting the community's history, music and oral traditions.
Positive change is also happening at a personal level. Community radio stations are offering training and work experience opportunities, contributions to local education and providing a voice to those, such as older people or speakers of minority languages, who may find it harder to access the media.Community radio projects bring opportunities for community members to learn new skills, thus improving prospects for employment at commercial stations. Local technicians, facilitators and producers, as well as board members, take part in training courses and media workshops run by community radio stations. Participants learn to operate equipment, produce programmes and manage a station.
Below are some key benefits of community radio:
• Encourages communication and connects the people of the community and varying cultures
• Community radio reaches a large section of the locality it covers, listeners were observed to be interested in local issues.
• A positive and distinctive way to communicate with community's local language of your culture.
• Exemplifies the idea of participatory communication.
Funding Of Community Radio Stations
As a community radio station there is a ceiling on your revenue from commercial activities and advertising. You cannot receive more than 50% of your income from a single funder. You will be very lucky to access all the money you will need from a variety of grants and donations. So the chances are, you will need to do all of these things and more in order to survive and thrive. These funding possibilities below are not mutually exclusive and a prudent station may use several methods to help ensure sustainability.
In other words, community radio is forced into a mixed economy. Typically, a station's finances will be kept afloat by some combination of the following:
1. Grants and donations 2. Contracts for services 3. Advertising and sponsorship 4. Other commercial activities 5. Local fundraising
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Antonis Deligiorgis
Army sergeant
"Life is difficult for them and it's difficult for us, but at the end of the day, we are all people, we are all human, we should all help each other.
Sergeant Antonis Deligiorgis is a member of the Hellenic Army who was involved in the rescue of several migrants and asylum seekers from Syria and Eritrea whose boat was wrecked off the island of Rhodes.
The boat, carrying people from the Turkish coast, hit a reef at Zephyros beach and disintegrated, forcing its occupants to jump off. Antonis was at a local cafe at the time. As soon as he saw what had happened, he ran to the beach, took off his shirt and shoes and leapt into the sea. With the help of the skills he had learned in the army, he single-handedly helped 20 people to the shore, including women and children. With the help of other rescuers who arrived at the scene, 90 of the 93 shipwreck victims were saved from drowning.
One of the women that was rescued, an Eritrean named Elizabeth, was heavily pregnant at the time. A few days later she gave birth to a boy, whom she named Antonis George after his saviour and the patron saint of the Greek Army. Antonis visited Elizabeth in the hospital, bringing her flowers, and although she was later granted asylum in Sweden, he kept in contact with her. The two still occasionally talk over the phone.
Photos from the rescue were published in news media throughout the world. A week later, Greece's Defence Minister awarded Antonis the Cross of Excellency.


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For example, if I have an endpoint http://api-url/users which gives all users, I want to create a model 'Order' with a field 'user' which is a ForiegnKey to a User model linked to the API.


To kick off the first day of the best season of the year, we're sharing one of our favorite Halloween songs of all time.
As we countdown to Halloween, we'll share our favorite Halloween music from Mr. and Mrs. Halloween's Ultimate Halloween Playlist to help you craft a soundtrack that's perfect for this year's celebration.
Never fear- today's pick, "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" by Blue Öyster Cult, is a classic!
"(Don't Fear) The Reaper" was released on Blue Öyster Cult's 1976 album Agents of Fortune and was featured in John Carpenter's Halloween.
In addition, the song inspired Stephen King's The Stand and was featured as the theme for the TV miniseries adaptation.
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What does "Laura Secord form the jaws of the Opo-Pogo" refer to? And what is a molenna ?
Laura Secord is a Canadian historical figure who became famous for alerting British soldiers about an American advance during the War of 1812. In neo-Medival Canada, she's been remembered as a sort of paramour for Jesus Christ and stories emerged of Jesus rescuing her from the Ogopogo, the infamous cryptid of Okanagan Lake. As for the molennas, they're a sort of small church common in Poland and are also used by modern Dukhobors as houses of worship.
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So what's happening with Jersey?
The elites of Jersey are descended from the mob. They style themselves with Mob descended titles like Don, Capo, Soldato. However, they aren't speaking Italian. Even today, Italian Americans seldom speak Italian outside of elderly people who were first-gen immigrants or their eldest children. The courtly language will be Church English. Peasants will speak a descendant of the Jersey Accent.
Along the Atlantic Seaboard, where the USA holds the most sway, elites are speaking Church English because they need a way to communicate to each other. If we want to get funky, the Church might speak in a Transatlantic Accent, to really differentiate themselves from the peasantry, In this case, the courtly language of the Midwest would be general American because the Ohioan president wants to distinguish himself from Baltimore.
In another scenario, Church English might just sound like general American. In which case, Midwestern courtly languages could be General American or derived from an Ohioan dialect.
I don't think that the New Jersey nobility are going to be speaking Italian or an Italian descended language because
1. Noone speaks Italian in New Jersey nowadays so there is nowhere to pick it up from
2. Church English is prestigious and the nobility will want to attach themselves to that symbol of power
3. The Nobles want to sound "Noble" and not like peasants. And sounding noble means sounding different. Because of 1 and 2, the nobility would probably speak what other Nobles are speaking which would probably be Church English.
In terms of the history of New Jersey, the Catholic wars across the Mid Atlantic and New England were not super organized affairs. The Non-Denom Church wasn't the most organized entity at this point. It probably consisted of low-level raiding, escalating over 150 years until large scale wars broke out.
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There would be Catholic States along Long island and in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Jersey. These areas are now a part of the USA. This suggests to me that towards the end of the Catholic Wars, when the USA became a power again, the USA conquered several Catholic States, probably as part of a crusade. The USA probably also subjugated New Jersey in this final Catholic war making the state officially non-denom in the process.
Also many of the universities of America have been coopted by the Church and turned into seminaries and schools for noblemen. This might explain why the North East has dominated the Church. Aside from having more district Supervisors, many churchmen are educated in the Northeast, by virtue of being a relatively peaceful region with alot of seminaries.
Coordinated dances like the macarena could be really popular. Especially in a tavern environment. Might be something that survives. Line dances are also probably something thats popular in the Midwest. What else to do when your entire village is in a longhouse in the dead of winter?
Still think the elite of Jersey should speak Giorsian as the prestige language. Perhaps "Italian Conlang is too far, but I just aesthetically like them remaining distinct from the rest of the nobility of the Northwest.
Also, I don't think there were many major Catholic crusades in the rest of the Northeast - the Church integrated without a fight in most of the coutnry, it was only in Jersey where it was tied to the mob that they remained adamant.
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Maybe the people who created the Giorsian Conlang found a damaged English-to-Italian dictionary. So the prestige Giorsian dialect could basically be a mix of English, mispronounced Italian, and vaguely Italian gibberish to fill in the cracks.
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Whether or not the Jerseyans are Catholic (I think it's realistic for there to be a Catholic plurality in the population at large, maybe more Non-Denom majority among the burghers and nobles) or outright speak Italian, the fact that they have basically the whole Delaware Valley makes them a sort of geographic unit with the potential for great wealth and interconnectedness, but also makes them a distinctive zone surrounded by foothills that fence them off from other river valleys and their people. So yeah it would definitely be a weird and distinctive place with a high quantity of Italian loanwords (maybe leavened with some Puerto Rican Spanish grammar?) in its High Vernacular (the most prestiguous vernacular dialect, not to be confused with Church English).
They might also possibly be just as capable of empathizing with the Quebeckers as the New Englanders on the topic of the Maine/Ontario Wars, maybe seeing the Quebeckers as a necessary thing that keeps New England from picking a fight with the Giorsians
I'm thinking that New England could be in the tottering first steps of the second attempt to federate. It'd certainly add some drama to the region. It'd be interesting to see the interplay between New Englanders who want to unify to stand up to America and Giorsians seeking to stop it.
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Would the New Englanders be federating to force the Americans out, or are they being consolidated under the Americans?
Once there exists a structure by which the New Englanders are led by a single entity, the Americans will attempt to hijack or coopt it.
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That's a good idea. I was thinking that they were trying to unify because they'd have more influence on America together than they would apart. Maybe it's a mutually beneficial kind of arrangement. I still would love to read about the "Second Commonwealth of New England".
Also, I don't think there were many major Catholic crusades in the rest of the Northeast - the Church integrated without a fight in most of the country, it was only in Jersey where it was tied to the mob that they remained adamant.
Well, as the only real Feudal state in the North East, with titles like Don, Capo, Soldato instead of Sheriff, Governor, Presiden, Mayor etc, they are warlords surrounded by merchants, priests and mayors. They are lancers and cataphracts surrounded by pikemen and militas. They probably dress differently, retaining dark woolen cloaks instead of bright robes that other nobles wear. Lancers/Soldato's have to be initiated with Mob traditions, join secret elite societies, maybe even have duels of honor too.
E.g. an knighting ceremony has a public portion and then a secret portion.
If you make them carry on mob traditions they will already be distinct from the rest of the Northeast.
The elite of Jersey can be look, and act differently, but the only thing I object to is the separate language for public use. The elites of Jersey communicate with other power in the region who speaks primarily Church English. If they didn't learn church english then they'd need a translator to speak to their priests, their merchants and emissaries from the USA.
Perhaps, they have a written code for use amongst themselves, a version of that exists already, but a separate spoken language that 10000-20000 people can speak at most seems unlikely to me.
Umbric Man
I'll back up that New Jersey outside of certain flairs like feudal titles is more or less as Americanized as the rest of east of the Mississippi and speaks English:
1) for all the Italian-American blood there was still a ton of Anglo settlement within it and likely still the definitive majority,
2) the Italian-American community in our time has fully Americanized in daily life even with pride in ethnic heritage, which includes speaking English,
3) they are surrounded by powerful, majority-English speaking nations and several of the biggest cities pre-and-post event, which will do wonders for cultural pressure,
4) and The Godfather films make a huge point of how the Coreolones specifically assimilate to American culture and the Don himself "believes in America". I would imagine if THE mob story of all time pushed that and not even in a subtle manner, it would be remembered amongst the mobsters-come-feudal lords.
I have no doubt via the mob taking over, New Jersey has some unique flairs, but it's still ultimately pretty Americanic in daily life for common and noble alike. It is to me still Jersey, not Giorsi.
With all the universities and colleges in the northeast, New Englander nobility dress up in academic robes or something similar. If you can't be bright and frilly with all the money and prestige you have, why bother?
A couple of the New England Republics are probably descended from colleges banding together in the Regression.
Certainly having what would likely be the finest universities in medieval America would be an advantage for New England. Their major weakness being political disunity.
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Umbric Man said:
Alright, here's the compromise I'm going to make on Jersey:
Giorsian as a language exploded in the period between the Mob takeover and the conclusion of the Jersey Wars. Dialectical drift, combined an active desire by the Catholic and Mafia-ruled New Jersey to distinguish itself and its people from the rest of the Northeast lead to its development. Largely, it was just derived from New Jerseyan dialectical English - however, it does have a number of Italianate flairs and loanwords, somewhat more than would be absolutely realistic but certainly not to the point that it is the main component of the language. This was combined with a few loanwords from Church Latin and Puerto Rican Spanish.
Cultural dominance and ascendance by Italian Americans led to it becoming the common vernacular language, despite Italian Americans not being an absolute majority.. The most analagous event would be the widespread adoption of English by the Britons despite Anglo-Saxons likely never having formed an absolute majority. I'm aware that the dynamics of the birth of English are misty, same goes here.
The nobility and merchants were generally able to speak Church English, but still held their form of Giorsian as the prestige language. From the beginning of the Jersey Wars to tis conclusion, the prestige language shifted to Church English, but Giorsian remains "High Vernacular." Most nobles are able to understand it, and in fact freely mix Classical Giorsian with Church English both in their every day speech and in poetry/art. Some of the more 'mystical' Mafia ceremonies are conducted in Giorsian.
It's not totally realistic, but I think this is the best middle-ground between realism and aesthetic.
In a world with a Scientology-dominated California absolute realism is a bit absurd in itself. Better to make the absurdity seem natural rather than try to make it 100% true to life. It does seem plausible enough that a language formed from a "thickened" New Jersey dialect and a smattering of Italian and Spanish would form in New Jersey.
Makes me realize that New England's dialect probably has quite a bit of Irish in it. Or that there might be a bit of Chinese influence on whatever governments are in New York. At least some evolution that coincidentally resembles Imperial China to some degree.
*snip*
This works excellently, if you ask me. Enough I can't really expand on it much is how well-done it is. It's a great compromise and fits in both for uniqueness and Jersey still fits with the wider world's cultural norms and mores.
Idle thought: Pilgrims are no doubt called "Tourists" in the Non-Denominational Church, and pilgramages borrow heavily from the culture of Roadside America.
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El Centro Regional de Investigaciones Biomédicas de Castilla-La Mancha (CRIB) es un centro de investigación en biomedicina perteneciente a la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha con sede en la ciudad española de Albacete. Situado en el Campus Biosanitario, forma parte del Parque Científico y Tecnológico de Castilla-La Mancha.

Creado en el 2000, sus principales objetivos son establecer programas de investigación biomédica básica y traslacional, implementar infraestructuras y tecnología, colaborar en la formación de personal investigador y técnico y fomentar la colaboración científica con otras instituciones.

El centro desarrolla una importante actividad investigadora y docente, alcanzando un gran reconocimiento dentro del panorama nacional e internacional.

Instalaciones
El CRIB tiene su sede en Albacete. En 2007 se inauguró su edificio en el Campus Biosanitario, junto a la Facultad de Medicina. Para llevar a cabo sus investigaciones, el centro dispone de equipos diversos como microscopía confocal, microdisección por láser, secuenciación de ADN, citometría de flujo, PCR cuantitativa, unidad de instrumentación analítica y unidad de isótopos.

Estructura

El centro se organiza en unidades de investigación, compuestas por varios grupos de investigación, con varias líneas de investigación abiertas en cada grupo. Existen 13 grupos de investigación que abordan las siguientes áreas de la biomedicina tanto básica como traslacional (en la que los hallazgos de la ciencia se pueden aplicar rápidamente a mejorar la salud del enfermo):
 Biología del Crecimiento, la diferenciación y la Activación Celular
 Células Madre Tumorales
 Diabetes y Obesidad con el Envejecimiento
 Estrés Oxidativo y Neurodegeneración
 Fisiología y Dinámica Celular
 Micología Médica
 Neuroanatomía Humana
 Neurofisiología y Comportamiento
 Neuroplasticidad y Neurodegeneración
 Neuroquímica
 Oncología Molecular
 Salud, Medicina y Sociedad
 Virología Molecular

Docencia

El CRIB colabora con el Departamento de Ciencias Médicas de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha en la organización e impartición de docencia oficial de posgrado en biomedicina:
 Máster Universitario en Biomedicina Experimental
 Programa Oficial de Doctorado en Ciencias de la Salud
La actividad formativa del centro se completa con seminarios impartidos por investigadores nacionales e internacionales.

Personal
Pertenecen al centro cerca de cien personas, entre profesores, investigadores, becarios y personal de administración y servicios.

Bioincubadora de Empresas

Junto al edificio del CRIB, se encuentra el edificio de la Bioincubadora de Empresas, perteneciente al Parque Científico y Tecnológico de Castilla-La Mancha, el cual, con más de 3800 m², alberga empresas del ámbito biomédico, con lo que se potencia la investigación industrial, que permite aplicar las investigaciones del CRIB a las necesidades de las empresas del sector y viceversa.

Véase también
 Instituto de Investigación en Discapacidades Neurológicas
 Animalario de Albacete
 Facultad de Medicina de Albacete
 Campus Biosanitario de Albacete
 Parque Científico y Tecnológico de Albacete
 Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
 Educación en Albacete
 Albacete

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Instituciones y organismos con sede en Albacete
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My first post here and apologize for being naive, just approaching texturing even if I'll purchase the Pro for experimenting with PBR.
Creating maps for different programs such as Unreal and Unigine they require different packed maps.
As beginner I find difficult do understand what are the maps I'm working on since there is no label idefiying it them in the map matrix of the main windows, and also not when I assign to the different channel R, G, B, A so that I need always to switch screen to check what I'm assigning to what channel.
Would suggest in one of the next releases to make some space in the UI for a label, or insert it as overlay when the mouse is over the map.
Welcome to the ShaderMap support forums.
For the moment, you can identify an individual map by clicking on it, at the top of the map properties (below the project grid) you will see the name of the map / node.
I like your suggestion to display channels embedded in a particular map on mouse over. I'll add that to the list, it should be simple to implement. I'll also add an option to disable the tool-tip popup, if it isn't desired by the user.
where a label or mouse over will be useful. Even more clear in my opinion if the name will be shown directly in a corner or something like that.
for some reason the mouse over didn't show always the map name, it shows me for a saved project but not for another new one. Maybe I miss come configuration.
Thanks for your additional input. Identifying the maps in the Chanel Mixer is a good idea. As far as the mouse over tool-tip popup... you might have found a bug. For some reason the maps aren't always displaying their name when they should be.


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Key #1: Someone aside from Vander Blue has to step up for the Golden Eagles
Marquette seems like it is a team that has nine lives right now. The squad was down and out in the first round of the dance against the Davidson Wildcats, and it was F Vander Blue that hit the shot that ended up keeping the team alive for another day. Blue came up in a big time way again in the third round for the Golden Eagles against the Butler Bulldogs, scoring 29 points against a tremendously stingy defense. However, against Miami, someone aside from just Blue is going to have to bring something to the table to advance. The rest of the team is only averaging 14.5 field goals per game here in the NCAA Tournament, and the club is shooting just .354 from the field. That really isn't going to come closing to cutting it. This really isn't a team that hits all that many shots from the outside either. Blue has five three-point shots made in two games. The rest of the Golden Eagles have just four for the tournament. Whether it be F Davante Gardner, F Jamil Wilson, G Junior Cadougan, or any of the other Golden Eagles, someone is going to have to step up and help out Blue if they are going to beat the best team that they have faced in this tournament to date.
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Miami has a huge edge against most teams in terms of their size and their depth on the inside. The combination of C Reggie Johnson, F Julian Gamble, and F Kenny Kadji should be able to rip down at least 20 boards virtually every single night, especially against teams that are just far too small to keep up with them. Update: Johnson is out of the lineup for the Hurricanes with a knee injury. However, the Illinois Fighting Illini, a team that doesn't have a single rebounder averaging five boards per game this year, actually outrebounded the Hurricanes 36-33 on Sunday in the Round of 32, and that isn't going to cut it in this one. Miami would have probably been beaten in that game if not for the fact that G Brandon Paul and G DJ Richardson combined to shoot just 3-of-19 from beyond the arc. The key is going to have to be on the glass here against Marquette. These Golden Eagles are undersized, and there isn't a big time rebounder on the team. There is no excuse whatsoever for the Canes to not win the battle on the boards, and if they don't, they could be knocked out of this tournament.
Key #3: Buzz Williams has to do a good job managing the game
Head Coach Buzz Williams is truly a tremendously underrated coach. This is a man that took a Marquette team that was picked to finish in the middle of the Big East this season and made it the regular season co-champs and ultimately a No. 3 seed in the dance. We know that Williams pushed a lot of the right buttons down the stretch in both of the first two games of this tournament, and we know that he is going to have to push the right ones again in this one. Miami has the superior athleticism, and as a result, it is going to make its runs. The question is going to be how Marquette handles those runs. Timeout usage is going to be key for the full 40 minutes, as will substitution patterns. The Hurricanes can handle any style that Marquette will throw their way, and Williams is going to have to mix it up, find the right combination of guys, and ultimately take advantage of whatever opportunities the Hurricanes give him if there is any hope of getting into the Elite Eight.
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