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ADOPT-A-SHELL allows you to take active participation on marine conservation efforts in the Philippines, touted to have the most number of marine species per unit area on the planet.
Several scientific studies conducted and published from 2005-2013 drew the same conclusion: THE PHILIPPINES IS THE EARTH'S EPICENTER OF MARINE BIODIVERSITY AND EVOLUTION! The Philippines is among the 18 mega diverse countries in the world, and one of only six (6) countries in the Coral Triangle, the apex of globally-important marine zone equivalent to the Amazon rainforest with over 3,000 species of fish, 505 species of corals, 42 species of mangroves and 16 species of seagrass.
From Dr. Kent Carpenter and Dr. Victor Springer's 2005 scientific research paper after overlaying nearly 2,983 species distribution Indo-Pacific maps that concluded the Philippines as the center of marine species richness in the Coral Triangle. (Carpenter, Kent & Springer, Victor. (2005). The center of the center of marine shore fish biodiversity: The Philippine Islands. Environmental Biology of Fishes. 72. 467-480. 10.1007/s10641-004-3154-4.)
From Dr. Gerald Allen's 2008 scientific research paper that overlaid 3,919 Indo-Pacific coral reef species distribution maps, affirming the Philippines as the center of fish species richness. (Allen, Gerald. (2008). Conservation hotspots of biodiversity and endemism for Indo-Pacific coral reef fishes. Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 18. 541 - 556.10.1002/aqc.880.)
All taxa
Coastal Fishes
Coastal taxa
From Dr. Derek Tittensor et. al.'s 2010scientific research paper that overlaid 11,567 global marine species distribution maps, showing marine species richness in the Coral Triangle, observing "hotspots around the Philippines, Japan, China, Indonesia, Australia". (Tittensor, Derek & Mora, Camilo & Jetz, Walter & Lotze, Heike &Ricard, Daniel & Vanden Berghe, Edward & Worm, Boris. (2010). Global patterns and predictors of marine biodiversity across taxa. Nature. 466. 1098-101.10.1038/nature09329.)
Species distribution in entire Indo-Pacific region
Concentration of species in the coral triangle with Philippines as center
Fish species concentration
Molluscs and crustaceans richness
Habitat-forming species
Figure 1. Patterns of species richness from range overlap raster data from 10,446 species. Each change in color represents an increase or decrease of 82 species (40 total classes or a 2.5% change per class). (A) Pattern of species distribution in the entire Indo-Pacific region. The top 10%for the highest species richness is found in the Coral Triangle (marked in red, pink, and yellow in panel B, with decreasing increments of species richness indicated by lighter shades), and the remaining decreasing increments of total species richness are indicated by lighter shades of blue, (B)The top 10% (shades of red), 20% (dark yellow) and 30% (light yellow) of concentration of species is in the Coral Triangle, with Philippines as the epicenter, (C) All fishes showing the top 1% of species richness (white); (D) Molluscs and crustaceans showing the top 10% of species richness (shades of red); (E) Habitat-forming species (corals, seagrasses, and mangroves) showing the top 10% of species richness (shades of red).doi:10.1371/journal.pone. 0056245.g001
From Dr. JC Sanciangco, et. al.'s 2013scientific research paper overlaying 10,446 Indo-Pacific species distribution maps involving all vertebrates, all invertebrates and all species-forming habitat-types, re-confirming the Philippines as the center for majority of marine taxa. (Sanciangco JC, Carpenter KE, Etnoyer PJ, Moretzsohn F (2013) Habitat Availability and Heterogeneity and the Indo-Pacific Warm Pool as Predictors of Marine Species Richness in the Tropical Indo-Pacific. PLoS ONE 8(2): e56245. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0056245)
However, degradation of the Philippines' marine and terrestrial ecosystems has been widespread since the mid-20th century due to exploitation and destructive methods of extraction, sometimes leaving irreversible damage in the process. Other anthropogenic root causes include indiscriminate land and coastal development, poor or lack of waste management systems and deforestation. The consequences of these human actions have been evident in increasing severity and impact of natural disasters on humans, as well as reduction in the biological productivity of ecosystems for the benefit of people and animals alike.
Blasted reefs are common sight in Philippine reefs.
In 2012, the Malampaya Foundation Inc. (MFI) entered into partnership with Western Philippines University (WPU) to upgrade the university's hatchery and marine station in Binduyan, Puerto Princesa, Palawan to improve the facility's production capacity of abalone and trochus shells for purposes of restocking reefs, improve research and conduct trial community grow-out. The project, named String-of-Pearls, is part of MFI's wider marine biodiversity conservation program spanning north Palawan, Oriental Mindoro and Batangas City, involving establishment or expansion of marine protected areas (MPAs), MPA management strengthening, social mobilization of communities and socio-economic improvement interventions. Phase one (1) and two (2) upgrades were undertaken and completed in 2013 and 2015 respectively and initial restocking of native abalone and trochus species were conducted in reefs of Malampaya Sound Protected Landscape and Seascape (MSPLS) national park in Taytay, Palawan starting 2015.
In 2017, three (3) giant clam species were included in the production under the guidance of late National Scientist Dr. Edgardo Gomez, a former MFI trustee, who likewise confirmed in mid-2017 the existence of the Philippines' true native Tridacna gigas giant clam species at Honda Bay in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, once declared extinct in the 1980's by himself. From 2019 to 2020, several north Palawan sites have been initially re-stocked with Tridacna squamosa, Hippopus hippopus and the native Tridacna gigas giant clam species, together with abalone shells, in reefs of effectively-managed marine protected areas (MPAs).
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Q: how does XMLReader work If I use XMLReader.Create, and pass it a stream, the XMLReader appears to read the entire stream even before I call any read methods, because the position property of the stream changes to match the length of the stream.  Is XMLReader then storing the entire xml in memory?  It would appear so as I can call XmlReader.Read and the stream position never changes.  Is it possible for XmlReader to not consume the entire stream?

A: XmlReader does not read the entire stream at once, it only reads blocks of (up to) 8192 bytes at a time from the stream (or more if Async is set to true) and stores them in an internal byte buffer. Obviously, if your stream has less bytes than that, it will read them all on the first Read() call. This is likely what you are experiencing.

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Introducing climate change concepts into undergraduate chemistry curricula holds promise for the future of our world as well as for the improvement in education of scientists. At the same time, barriers can make adoption of these new approaches challenging. Advances in green chemistry education over the last decade have led to the successful incorporation of green chemistry into a variety of undergraduate settings. Textbooks, laboratory experiments, technical and educational journals, and academic course developers have embraced green chemistry, and the support of faculty for inclusion of these concepts has led to an increased presence of green chemistry in the material on college campuses. This presentation will draw parallels between climate change education and green chemistry education. The lessons learned from green chemistry education approaches can help educators take advantage of the benefits and minimize the challenges when incorporating important environmental ideas and applications into current curricula for undergraduates.


Apple Valley Country Stores has our annual Fall Display on the lawn next to our parking lot. We're really amazed how many folks are stopping by daily to pose for snapshots next to this colorful autumn setup with twin bears watching over a collection of pumpkins.
On Monday, November 14th, one lucky person will be randomly selected from among the posted photos using that hashtag to win a $75 GIFT CARD to shop at Apple Valley Country Stores.
While you're in Townsend, don't forget to stop in to say "Hi", grab a bite and do some shopping. No purchase is necessary – just make sure to post a public photo of the display by Nov. 13th with the hashtag to participate.
This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.
Below are a few of the entries we've received so far! Whether you snap a "selfie" or have a friend to help, make sure to post yours today!


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Ninang ko Po! is a blog about Ninang duties. "Ninang" is a Filipino word for Godmother- someone who serves as a 2nd parent to children (after baptism or dedication) and couples (after a wedding), and in this blog, whoever needs to have a another perspective on life or another way of hearing things (most are what your parents are actually telling you already). "Ninang ko Po", actually from "Nanang ko Po!" or "InangKoPo!" is an expression of utter surprise because of an unexpected or anxiety-causing event or person ☺.


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Driver didn't see pet dog on station platform before he was dragged to death in train door horror
Retired nurse Rose Barry tried desperately to raise the alarm when the eight-year-old Shih Tzu's lead became trapped in the door at the station platform.
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Rose Barrys beloved pet dog Jonty was dragged to his death after his lead became stuck in train door (Image: Caters News Agency)
A train driver dragged a dog to death because he did not realise the animal's lead was trapped in the door - while the dog stood on the platform .
Retired nurse Rose Barry looked on in horror as the train doors closed as she was trying to board, trapping her dog's lead and her belongings inside the carriage.
But instead of checking his mirrors, the driver pulled out with eight-year-old Shih Tzu Jonty still stuck, pulling it along the platform to its death.
Investigators looking into the incident, last September, discovered the 75-year-old had been wearing a long scarf, which came dangerously close to her being pulled to her death with her pet dog.
Shih Tzu dog dragged to its death after lead became trapped in train doors at station
CCTV of the event from September revealed the dog's lead becoming trapped as the doors closed on the departing train.
Panicked, the woman tried to raise the alarm by waving her arms and shouting - but the train pulled off into the distance.
According to The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB), the driver missed the passenger on his onboard train cameras.
The woman had been 'standing close' to the train when he decided to close the doors before it was safe to leave the station.
Modern trains include an obstacle-detection system, but a thin object, such as the lead, wasn't picked up by the sensors.
The RAIB recommended that Govia Thameslink Railway develop guidance on what time drivers should close their train doors.
It was also suggested that their onboard technologies were investigated to 'better assist train staff to detect people or items'.
Cruel 'urban hunter' who trained dogs to maul wild animals and filmed barbaric videos jailed
A spokesman for the RAIB said: "At around 2.03pm on Friday, September 7, 2018, a passenger and her dog were involved in a train dispatch accident at Elstree and Borehamwood station.
"As the passenger was boarding the train, the doors closed trapping her dog's lead, while the passenger and the dog were left standing on the platform.
"The train then departed, dragging the dog off the platform and into the gap between the platform and train. The dog suffered fatal injuries.
"The passenger was not physically injured but was very distressed by the accident. In slightly different circumstances, the passenger herself could have become trapped by the long scarf she was wearing."
He added that the driver has been operating trains on the Thameslink route from Bedford into central London since 2003.
Govia Thameslink Railway has been contacted for comment.

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Wrongfully Convicted Man Comes For Those Who Put Him Behind Bars – Isaac Wright Jr.
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In 1991, Isaac Wright Jr. was wrongfully convicted of being a drug kingpin in New Jersey. In fact, he was the first person to ever be convicted as a drug kingpin under the new "drug kingpin" law at the time.
Wright allegedly led a band of drug dealers who packaged up cocaine and shipped it to New Brunswick where it was then sent out for distribution throughout Middlesex and Somerset counties.1
Wright was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years, plus a number of other charges that added another ten years to his sentence.2
Wright said that he had never dealt drugs but had several friends who did, adding that he "was a victim of circumstance." He also said that the new "drug kingpin" law was sentencing low-level drug dealers to exorbitant prison sentences. He represented himself during his trial, stating he was the person most familiar with the facts of the case.
Nevertheless, he was found guilty of running a cocaine network in Middlesex and Somerset Countie which netted up to $30,000 a day.
While behind bars, Wright educated himself on the law and became a prison paralegal; he assisted numerous inmates with their appeals; he was credited with lowering the sentenced and overturning convictions of at least twenty inmates.3
During his own appeal process, Wright served as his own lawyer. While conducting a cross-examination, Wright was able to extract a confession of police misconduct from veteran police detective, James Dugan, who confessed to a wide and systematic misconduct and cover-up. Dugan also confessed that he had searched Wright's apartment before obtaining court approval.
A Superior Court Judge ruled that former Somerset County Prosecutor Nicholas Bissell had made secret plea deals with witnesses and had illegally seized cocaine which he then used to convict. In 1995, federal prosecutors indicted Bissell and his wife. The Supreme Court also found out that Superior Court Judge Michael Imbriani had improperly instructed jurors.
As a result, the case against Wright crumbled and he was subsequently released from prison after his friends posted $250,000 bail.4 State Superior Court Judge Leonard Arnold ordered a new trial but then in 1998, The Somerset County Prosecutor's Office announced that they would not resume their criminal case against him.
Following his incarceration, Wright obtained an undergraduate degree, graduated from St. Thomas University School of Law and passed the New Jersey Bar. However, it took the New Jersey Bar nine years to admit Wright while they investigated his "character."
"I went to law school for one reason and one reason only… To slay giants for a price. And if the giant is big enough and the cause is important enough, I'll do it for free, especially when it involves helping those who cannot help themselves," he said.5
With his new status as a lawyer, Wright went after the men involved in
the misconduct and cover-up. Dugan pleaded guilty to official misconduct and evaded prison time. Imbriani was removed from the bench and found guilty of embezzling from his real estate partners. Bissell fled to Laughlin, Nevada, just before he was scheduled to begin his prison term and committed suicide in a hotel room.
The Central New Jersey Home News, 1 November, 1996 – "Landmark Drug Conviction Overturned"
The Times, 21 March, 1997 – "Revisions to Drug Kingpin Law Held at Attorney General's Request"
https://face2faceafrica.com/article/how-this-wrongfully-jailed-black-man-reversed-his-conviction-and-became-a-lawyer
Philadelphia Inquirer, 19 December, 1996 – "Jailed Man Freed Amid Probe of Prosecution"
https://courtroom5.com/when-a-dragon-needs-slaying-call-isaac-wright-jr/
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Good man Isaac. What an amazing story. An inspiration. Fuck those cops and prosecutors.
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Every year, the FBI releases numbers of police killed and assaulted, but there are no official numbers of police shootings, let alone a Police Offenders Registry. Now in the aftermath of the killing of an unarmed African American teenager in Ferguson (Missouri), this might change at last.
Vincent Simmons was shot by a sheriff deputy when he refused to confess to a crime he had not committed. The officer has never been held accountable for his misconduct so far.


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ELIE, AMY OCTAVIA died at age 51, and was buried in Block 21 Section Y of Union in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 43569631
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ELIE, ANDIEU was born 14 January 1956, received Social Security number 495-08-9208 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 22 April 1998 43569632
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ELIE, ANDRE married a bride named MARIE ALERTE in the year 1952 on license number 18271 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569633
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ELIE, ANGELE was born 28 February 1915, received Social Security number 082-36-1736 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died January 1979 43569634
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ELIE, ANGELI was born 08 February 1925, received Social Security number 371-24-3606 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 24 October 2010 43569635
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ELIE, ANIA married somebody named IVENS JEAN-LOUIS on 18 April 2015 on a license issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569636
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ELIE, ANITA G. was born 28 May 1925, and died in New Jersey, United States of America 21 February 2015, according to New Jersey death index entry number 20150012294
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ELIE, ANN was born 11 July 1939, received Social Security number 115-30-4881 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 21 February 2008 43569638
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ELIE, ANNA married a groom named HERBERT KESSLER in the year 1955 on license number 11512 issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569639
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ELIE, ANNA was born 13 March 1934, received Social Security number 082-26-3684 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 20 March 2012 43569640
ELIE, ANNA was born 16 July 1892, received Social Security number 584-96-6519 (indicating Puerto Rico) and, Death Master File says, died March 1985 43569641
ELIE, ANNA was born 25 June 1886, received Social Security number 369-68-7800 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died November 1973 43569642
Elie, Anna died in 1905 according to a Massachusetts vital record for Fall River, Volume 40, Page 527. 43569643
Elie, Anna married in 1905 according to a Massachusetts vital record for Lowell, Volume 555, Page 522. 43569644
Elie, Anna married in 1909 according to a Massachusetts vital record for Easthampton, Volume 587, Page 265. 43569645
ELIE, ANNA M. was born 29 May 1911, received Social Security number 399-18-3764 (indicating Wisconsin) and, Death Master File says, died 03 August 1993 43569646
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ELIE, ANN E. was born 13 July 1910, received Social Security number 569-05-4527 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died January 1995 43569647
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ELIE, ANNE MARIE JENNIFER married a groom named NOEL OLIVER SCOTT in the year 1991 on license number 2199 issued in Queens, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569648
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ELIE, ANNE ROSE married a groom named MELIUS CHATON MILFORT on 12 December 1997 on a license issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569649
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ELIE, ANNIE was born 14 June 1914, received Social Security number 010-07-3119 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died July 1984 43569650
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ELIE, ANNIE M. was born 25 December 1914, received Social Security number 452-04-7354 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 15 March 2002 43569651
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ELIE, ANTHONY married a bride named SHIRLEY CAVE in the year 1970 on license number 8176 issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569652
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ELIE, ANTHONY married a bride named GENEVA CAROLYN QUINTYN on 30 March 2002 on a license issued in Queens, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569653
ELIE, ANTOINE was born 22 October 1975, and died in New Jersey, United States of America 15 February 2014, according to New Jersey death index entry number 20140009634
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ELIE, ANTOINE D. married a bride named SYLVIE ELIE on 14 December 2002 on a license issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569655
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ELIE, ANTOINE DANIEL married a bride named SYLVIE RECULE in the year 1990 on license number 9706 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569656
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ELIE, ANTOINETTE B. was born 09 September 1917, received Social Security number 121-40-4653 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 22 July 2012 43569657
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ELIE, ANTOINNETTE M. married a groom named JEAN F. PANAYDTY in the year 1989 on license number 11573 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569658
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ELIE, ANTON was born 01 Jan 1886 in MINNESOTA (child of STAVIG (mother)) died 12 Apr 1974 in POPE COUNTY, MINNESOTA, U.S.A. 43569659
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ELIE, ANTON was born 01 January 1886, received Social Security number 471-24-6164 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died April 1974 43569660
ELIE, ANTONIO T. married a bride named BERNICE FINCH in the year 1974 on license number 11526 issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569661
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ELIE, ANTONIO TOUSSAINT married a bride named SHIRLEY RAYE JONES in the year 1971 on license number 9165 issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569662
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ELIE, ARLENE O. married JAMES D. DUNN on 17 May 2012 using a marriage license issued in Marion County, Indiana, United States of America. 43569663
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ELIE, ARLENE O. married JOSE M. CABALLERO on 13 November 2008 using a marriage license issued in Marion County, Indiana, United States of America. 43569664
ELIE, ARLENE ORALYN married JOSE CABALLERO on 13 November 2008 using a marriage license issued in Marion County, Indiana, United States of America. 43569665
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ELIE, ARMAND E. was born 16 September 1931, received Social Security number 028-24-0788 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 28 April 1988 43569666
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ELIE, ARMAND P. was born 14 June 1915, received Social Security number 005-10-4859 (indicating Maine) and, Death Master File says, died 15 July 1998 43569667
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ELIE, ARNIM P. married a bride named BETSY CARRION in the year 1977 on license number 1912 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569668
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ELIE, ARNOLD married a bride named MONIME NOEL in the year 1972 on license number 17529 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569669
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ELIE, ARTHUR was born 04 July 1891, received Social Security number 009-20-8404 (indicating Vermont) and, Death Master File says, died July 1979 43569670
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ELIE, ARTHUR was born 05 June 1919, received Social Security number 016-18-4524 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died January 1963 43569671
ELIE, ARTHUR was born 27 May 1887, received Social Security number 083-14-0255 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died July 1964 43569672
ELIE, ARTHUR was born 27 October 1909, received Social Security number 005-05-2690 (indicating Maine) and, Death Master File says, died November 1987 43569673
ELIE, ARTHUR C. married 26 Apr 1921 in Genesee County, Michigan, U.S.A. a bride named ANNABELL BALDWIN. 43569674
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ELIE, ARTHUR W. was born 14 July 1940, received Social Security number 005-34-8581 (indicating Maine) and, Death Master File says, died 11 July 2013 43569675
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ELIE, ASHLEY A. married a bride named VIRGEN GUZMAN in the year 1977 on license number 21373 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569676
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ELIE, AUDREY J. was born 12 April 1936, received Social Security number 439-56-8641 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died 23 January 1998 43569677
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Elie, Aurore was born in 1901 according to a Massachusetts vital record for Worcester, Volume 510, Page 432. 43569678
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ELIE, BARBARA F who was 34 (born ABT 1937) married 8 AUG 1971 in HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named RIFER JOHNSON who was 38 (born ABT 1933). 43569679
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ELIE, BARBARA M. was born 02 July 1927, received Social Security number 032-16-5403 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 26 January 2011 43569680
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Elie, Barbara M., wife of Leonard O. Elie, was born 2 July 1927, died 26 January 2011, and was buried in Section W8, Row C, Site 1 in Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery in Agawam, Massachusetts, United States of America. 43569681
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ELIE, BEATRICE was born 23 June 1918, received Social Security number 005-10-7379 (indicating Maine) and, Death Master File says, died 26 August 2000 43569682
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ELIE, BEATRICE married a groom named FRANTZ ATTIS on 29 June 2002 on a license issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569683
ELIE, BELFORT married a bride named LYDIA LAMOTHE in the year 1964 on license number 12789 issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569684
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ELIE, BELFORT was born 14 October 1919, received Social Security number 050-38-0045 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died May 1973 43569685
ELIE, BELL was born 14 April 1899, received Social Security number 437-68-6280 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died October 1972 43569686
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ELIE, BEN married a bride named SHAVONDA C. DEROCHE on 11 October 2010 on a license issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569687
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ELIE, BEN married somebody named SHAVONDA C. DEROCHE on 11 October 2010 on a license issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569688
ELIE, BENELITA T S married somebody named CHLOE V M ASSELIN on 22 November 2014 on a license issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569689
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ELIE, BENITA was born 04 December 1948, received Social Security number 265-91-5312 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died 17 March 1994 43569690
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ELIE, BENJAMIN ROBERT married a bride named DONNELLA MARIE LECKIE on 8 July 2000 on a license issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569691
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ELIE, BERNARD M. was born 07 May 1960, received Social Security number 100-58-9378 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 04 July 1997 43569692
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ELIE, BERNICE C. was born 26 June 1909, received Social Security number 018-12-9241 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 20 November 1990 43569693
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ELIE, BERNICE R. was born 21 November 1904, received Social Security number 004-22-2483 (indicating Maine) and, Death Master File says, died 10 October 1999 43569694
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ELIE, BERTRAND was born 03 May 1897 in MINNESOTA (child of UNKNOWN (mother)) died 28 Mar 1962 in HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA, U.S.A. 43569695
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Elie, Bertrand Morris, Rank: PVT, Branch: ALLIED FORCES, was born 3 May 1897, died 28 March 1962, and was buried in Section D, Site 3770 in Ft. Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America. 43569696
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ELIE, BESSIE was born 16 April 1913, received Social Security number 436-54-7903 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died September 1979 43569697
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ELIE, BETTY A. was born 24 August 1941, received Social Security number 567-62-7244 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 04 November 2006 43569698
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Elie, Blanche Agnes was born in 1883 according to a Massachusetts vital record for Dracut, Volume 341, Page 93. 43569699
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ELIE, BLANCHE J. was born 10 August 1918, received Social Security number 027-05-1404 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 22 March 2004 43569700
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ELIE, BOGES was born 15 March 1952, received Social Security number 136-72-0689 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died 07 July 2011 43569701
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ELIE, BONITA M. was born 19 April 1944, received Social Security number 049-38-9367 (indicating Connecticut) and, Death Master File says, died 15 July 2005 43569702
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ELIE, BONNIE P. was born 07 October 1947, received Social Security number 244-76-3753 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died 21 April 2004 43569703
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ELIE, BRENDA G. was born 24 February 1933, received Social Security number 215-30-1269 (indicating Maryland) and, Death Master File says, died 04 January 2014 43569704
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ELIE, BRENDA J who was 16 (born ABT 1954) married 1 AUG 1970 in JEFFERSON COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named FLOYD JR SYLVESTER who was 20 (born ABT 1950). 43569705
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ELIE, BRENDA L. was born 14 March 1940, received Social Security number 030-30-3470 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 23 April 2004 43569706
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ELIE, BRIDGET M. was born 05 September 1910, received Social Security number 301-22-2316 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 30 November 2006 43569707
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ELIE, BUCHE was born 22 July 1929, received Social Security number 119-46-3345 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 26 April 2004 43569708
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ELIE, CAFFERY was born 07 June 1903, received Social Security number 452-18-7653 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died August 1968 43569709
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ELIE, CALLIE F. was born 25 July 1917, received Social Security number 276-26-1544 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 24 April 1996 43569710
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ELIE, CANNIS was born 20 March 1920, received Social Security number 555-26-6290 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died August 1985 43569711
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ELIE, CARISSA L who was 27 (born ABT 1974) married 12 OCT 2001 in HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named JEREMY G CUNNINGHAM who was 27 (born ABT 1974). 43569712
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ELIE, CARLA R who was 29 (born ABT 1977) married 21 APR 2006 in TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named JEROME R WATSON who was 35 (born ABT 1971). 43569713
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ELIE, CARMEL married a groom named RENOLD JOSEPH GEDEON on 18 October 1996 on a license issued in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569714
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ELIE, CARMEN was born 25 October 1918, received Social Security number 100-36-4194 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 04 June 1989 43569715
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ELIE, CAROL A. was born 05 June 1938, received Social Security number 025-28-5340 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 08 October 2012 43569716
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ELIE, CAROLE R. married a groom named DELIUS MESIDOR in the year 1982 on license number 4859 issued in Queens, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569717
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ELIE, CAROL J. was born 07 February 1941, received Social Security number 030-30-2978 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 08 April 2008 43569718
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ELIE, CARRIE was born 03 February 1943, received Social Security number 434-54-5695 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died February 1992 43569719
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ELIE, CARRIE was born 26 January 1897, received Social Security number 270-26-2925 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died March 1969 43569720
ELIE, CARRIE W. was born 27 December 1900, received Social Security number 438-26-6133 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died September 1992 43569721
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ELIE, CARROL L. was born 14 December 1928, received Social Security number 379-26-6956 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 12 October 1998 43569722
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ELIE, CASSANDRA HANNAH married somebody named EMERSON U. BOXILL on 22 October 2014 on a license issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569723
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ELIE, CASSIE who was 28 (born ABT 1961) married 17 FEB 1989 in PANOLA COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named JOHN F HILL who was 27 (born ABT 1962). 43569724
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ELIE, CATHERINE who was 21 (born ABT 1945) married 10 JAN 1966 in TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named ROBERT JR MAY who was 25 (born ABT 1941). 43569725
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ELIE, CECILE married a groom named JUNEL JOANIS in the year 1988 on license number 389 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569726
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ELIE, CECILE married a groom named LUNEL JOANIS in the year 1993 on license number 12166 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569727
ELIE, CECIL STEPHEN married a bride named ORIS ISIDORA FULLERTON in the year 1972 on license number 1364 issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S.A. 43569728
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ELIE, CECIL STEPHEN married somebody named ORIS ISIDORA FULLERTON on 21 January 2072 on a license issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America. 43569729
ELIE, CHARLES married 22 Feb 1869 in Genesee County, Michigan, U.S.A. a bride named MARY JANE HARRIS. 43569730
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Which of course raises the question "What do I need for that?". So I looked over People Are Wrong Sometimes from a conceptual perspective, turning the question into "What are the things in it?".
Lines (straight or curved), of varying colors.
Fields bounded by straight/curved lines, of varying colors.
I already have the concept of lines.
One interesting thing that I notice about the lines is that they almost never cross; usually, one line is cut off by another (e.g. panel borders cut off the image, speech bubbles obscure objects in the panel, and some objects or people are in front of others...). In my pencil and pen drawings, I had to carefully end each line where the next began. In my computer programs, I should have a way to automatically have one line cut off another, which means I need the concept of where lines cross. And, on a related note, I should have a way to automatically detect when I've surrounded a region completely, so that region can be filled with color.
For the moment, I'm going to ignore the text. I like the way I used a variety of different typefaces in People Are Wrong Sometimes, but I don't like the way I was relying on pre-existing typefaces that didn't necessarily fit the overall visual style of the piece, and I don't like the fact that I didn't have precise control over the size and flow of the text. On the other hand, I definitely wouldn't like to write all the text myself; my hands hurt if I write for long periods of time, and my handwriting isn't very good. I've heard that some artists draw their own typefaces (where since you only have to draw each letter once or twice, you can spend a lot of time getting it right); I might want to do that, but it's something for later.
I'm also going to want a really sophisticated undo system, for when I make mistakes – INCLUDING mistakenly undoing things. My current plan is to store a complete record of all operations (like drawing a line or changing a line's color) on an image, including undo operations, and have it be theoretically possible to re-construct the image from nothing just by going through all the operations. And have them be discrete/separable enough that you could go back and "undo" individual long-ago operations without having it interfere with the rest of the chain. But of course, doing that would be simply adding an "undo" instruction to the end of the chain. The advantage of this system is that it makes me automatically able to go back to any version of the image, even dead-end versions that I didn't like at the time and undid. I'm going to want to have the operation-log be displayed on-screen, along with the actual image, and have various features that let you mess with the image from that perspective.
I also need to be able to move, zoom, and rotate the drawing field.
Some things that I could have used, but (deliberately) didn't use in People Are Wrong Sometimes are: Continuous shading, texture/pattern, significantly-varied line weight... it was, very explicitly, constructed out of the concepts of line and field, rather than being constructed as marks on paper. I like drawing in that way; remind me to make a post about how drawing can be done from an abstract/conceptual communication perspective, just as much as writing can.
Some tablet pens have an eraser button on the back, so that when you reverse the pen, you can erase with it, at least in programs that acknowledge the distinction. I don't know if yours has this, of course.


Dublin's Frog Jump began in 1967. A large, green, grinning frog on a pedestal was unveiled 35 years later to commemorate the annual event.
Downtown. On the west side of S. High St., just south of its intersection with US Hwy 33/W. Bridge St.
A large amphibian on a pedestal commemorates Dublin's annual Frog Jump.It's in a nice little shaded area, with benches nearby. Located in the municipal parking lot directly behind Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams.
The frogs first jumped in June 1967. The monument was erected 35 years later.
Dave Thomas Statue, Wendy's Memorabilia, Dublin, OH - < 1 mi.
Chief Leatherlips Monument, Dublin, OH - 1 mi.
Field of Giant Corn Cobs, Dublin, OH - 1 mi.
As We Are: The Ultimate Selfie Machine, Columbus, OH - 10 mi.


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School Survival Forums / Learning, Youth Rights and School Survival / School Talk
/ Religion Biased
Religion Biased
..V..
Party Rebel
There are Christian and Catholic schools. But why isn't there any Pagan, Satanic or Atheist schools? Nihilist school? Individuality? Liberal? Anarchism?
This goes for television too. There's Christian networks but how about other religions?
This is biased.
Opinions?
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HeartoftheNorth
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I agree. What if I want to be off on my Pagan holidays instead of just Christian ones? And why is it that in public schools, with freedom of religion and all, that we only get off on Christian holidays?
"What if Morgan Freeman was Jesus?"
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brainiac3397
Machiavellian Amoeba
RE: Religion Biased
Interesting question. Id personally blame it on America's religious traditions that still have influence on society. The USA hasnt really achieved full seperation from religion in most of society, no matter what that claim.
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Coming from a Satanist's point of view, most of society have been conditioned to believe that alternative religions other than the norm are bad (Or a bunch of baby sacrificing lunatics like Christians claim we are). Because most people are conditioned that way, there is probably a very small number of children or teens who follow an alternative religion in one area, not enough to build a school. It's really sad, because it seems that everyone deserves the right to be respected despite their religious beliefs, but if their religion isn't the 'norm' then it doesn't apply to them. So sickening and disgusting.
thewake
Unconstructive
(04-12-2013 09:19 PM)brainiac3397 Wrote: Interesting question. Id personally blame it on America's religious traditions that still have influence on society. The USA hasnt really achieved full seperation from religion in most of society, no matter what that claim.
It's called separation of church and state, not separation of church and society. Religion is an integral part of any society.
The reason there aren't Pagan or Atheist channels is because there's simply aren't as many of those people, especially Pagans. Same goes for schools. You have to have a certain number of people in order for a school to have enough kids or a TV channel to be profitable.
There are Spanish language channels in America. There are also probably some Muslim schools. There's also democratic schools.
The American type of government has society and government nearly one and the same. So in this case, separation of church and state can apply to society seeing that society and state are practically entwined with one another.
I'm not saying anything is wrong with society having a religion. I'm saying that American society has had a long tradition of involving religion in state. Only recently have things gotten more diverse.
As far as semantics go, atheism is too broad of a status. It's important to remember that atheism and theism encompass people who have absolutely nothing in common, aside from a belief/nonbelief in deities.
True Scotsman
^WTF
I noticed that on my school's psychoevaluation form (it's a long story) students were considered a greater threat if they had "satanic" religions.
A. Let them believe whatever the hell they want, pun intended.
B. The religion known as "satanism" is closer to agnosticism than devil-worship.
That was just the final nail in the coffin of my support of psychology.
Hello, traveler.
This is an ancient account I have not used in a long time. My views have changed much in the intervening months and years.
Nonetheless, I refuse to clean it up. Pretending that I've held my current views since the beginning of time is what we in the industry call a lie. Asking people to do so contributes to moralistic self-loathing. "See, those people have nothing damning! I do! I'm truly vile!"
Because you can never be a good person with a single blemish on the moral record, I thought that simply entertaining some thoughts made me irredeemable. Though I don't care for his writing style, William Faulkner presents a good counterexample. He went from being a typical Southern racist to supporting the civil rights movement. These days we'd yell at him for that, probably.
People are allowed to change their views.
Nevertheless, this period of my life has informed some of how I am today. In good ways and bad ways. To purge it would be to do a disservice to history. Perhaps it will not make anyone sympathetic, but it may help someone understand.
If, after reading all this, you still decide to use the post above as evidence that I am evil today, ask yourself if you have never disagreed with the moral code you now follow. In all likelihood you did, at some point. If some questions are verboten, and the answer is "how dare you ask that," don't expect your ideological opponents to ever change their minds.
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Just a Squib
Back in the 1950's, refusal of black admission to public schools was completely prohibited when Brown v. Board of Education basically wiped out any argument against it (it was a unanimous vote as I recall - something like 9-0). Since a lot of southerns were still racists and demanded segregation, they set up private schools to essentially get around the law and was now, legally, able to refuse the admission of blacks to their school. And of course, many of these school's "excuses" were religion-based (and Christianity was the primary religion), so that's why you see a slew of Christian schools.
Not saying this is the sole reason, of course. Just a fraction of it.
Speaking of which, my area apparently has the most private school in the nation. Make your own correlations about that.
My area has lots of Roman Catholic private schools.
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India, Mumbai : Dengue claims kid; 8 cases of cholera in 8 days
Via Times of India :
" The spate of monsoon diseases appears to be worsening with a nine-year-old boy succumbing to dengue in Hinduja Hospital and eight cases of cholera coming up in the first eight days of July alone.
The boy, Yash Bansode, who lived in Vasai, died after a month-long hospitalization on Saturday. This is the second confirmed case of dengue death in metropolitan Mumbai; the first was that of a 42-year-old patient from Bhaktivedanta Hospital in Mira Road.
Vasai Virar Municipal Corporation (VVMC) health officer Dr Sunil Wadkar confirmed the death and said Bansode had returned from his hometown of Sangli. Intensivist Dr Khushrav Bhajan of Hinduja Hospital said, "The boy needed dialysis in between. He developed secondary infection, and could not fight it out."
Meanwhile, the incidence of water-borne diseases has increased, confirmed BMC officials. After 12 cholera cases were recorded in June, there are eight confirmed cases in the first eight days of July. Cholera is an infectious disease that causes severe diarrhea, dehydration and, in rare cases, death.
Three of the eight cases this month have been recorded from B Ward or the Kalbadevi stretch. "Eight cases in eight days does mean a spurt in cholera cases, but there is no reason to panic," said a senior health official. "Cholera is something new this year as we did not have it last year. However, there is no breakout and we do not need to hit the panic button yet," said BMC additional municipal commissioner Manisha Mhaiskar."
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How the Build Back Better Act May Impact Your Clients' Estate Plans
Here's a summary of the relevant provisions and effective dates, as well as some planning considerations.
James G. Blase | Sep 17, 2021
With the Sept. 27 deadline approaching for the House of Representatives to mark up President Joe Biden's proposed Build Back Better Act, estate planners need to keep on their toes. Many of the changes being discussed, if eventually passed into law, could drastically impact clients' plans; therefore, planners should consider immediate action.
Here's a brief summary of relevant provisions and some important effective dates:
Related: Estate Planning Threats, Opportunities in the Build Back Better Act
1. The Act reduces the federal estate, gift and generation-skipping transfer tax exemption to $5 million, adjusted for inflation, beginning for estates of decedents dying and gifts made after December 31, 2021.
2. The Act increases the limitation on the estate tax valuation reduction for certain real property used in farming or other trades or businesses to $11.7 million, effective for estates of decedents dying after December 31, 2021.
3. Effective for trusts created on or after the date of enactment of the Act, the Act would cause trusts to be included in the grantor's gross estate for federal estate tax purposes to the extent the grantor is treated as the deemed owner of the trust for income tax purposes at the time of his death.
4. Distributions from the same portion of trusts described in paragraph 3, above, during the lifetime of the deemed owner (other than to the deemed owner or to the deemed owner's spouse) would generally "be treated as a transfer by gift [by the deemed owner] for purposes of chapter 12," with "proper adjustment" made "to account for amounts treated previously as taxable gifts under chapter 12 with respect to previous transfers to the trust by the deemed owner."
5. Except in the case of revocable trusts, the Act would also cause sales to trusts described in paragraph 3, above, by a deemed owner to be recognized for federal income tax purposes to the extent of the deemed owner's portion of the trust, effective for trusts created on or after the date of enactment of the Act.
6. To the extent that the grantor is no longer treated as the deemed owner of any portion of a trust described in paragraph 3, above, the Act provides that "all assets attributable to such portion at such time shall be treated for purposes of chapter 12 as a transfer by gift made by the [former] deemed owner."
7. The provisions described in paragraphs 3 through 6, above, would also apply to the portion of like trusts established before the date of enactment of the Act which is attributable to property contributed to the trust by the deemed owner on or after such date.
8. The Act eliminates valuation discounts for transfers of interests in entities owning nonbusiness assets, effective for transfers (including, presumably, transfers at death) after the date of enactment of the Act.
Immediate Planning Considerations
Trusts Established and Fully Funded Prior to the Effective Date. Obviously any new planning techniques involving significant gifting should be accomplished as soon as possible. If the intent is to make use of the current $11.7 million estate, gift and generation-skipping transfer tax exemption, the gifts must be completed prior to January 1, 2022. If the intent is also to make the gift to a so-called "grantor trust" for federal income tax purposes (which is a trust wherein the grantor is treated as the owner of the trust for income tax purposes), the gifts should be made before the date of enactment of the Act, i.e., the date the President signs the Act into law. The same "prior to date of enactment" principle applies to gifts of interests in so-called "marketable security entities" (including but not limited to family limited partnerships and limited liability companies), where the intent is to achieve a gift tax valuation discount when the gifts are made. The estate planner's principal concern, of course, is that the date of enactment of the Act could turn out to be sooner, rather than later.
For new irrevocable trusts which the estate planner is establishing for clients, even ones which will predate the yet-to-be-determined date of enactment of the Act, it must be remembered that the Act will apply to the portion of the trust attributable to property contributed to the trust on or after the date of enactment, even if the trust itself predates the date of enactment. This situation is addressed below.
Trusts Established or Funded on or After the Effective Date. For trusts established on or after the date of enactment of the Act, to the extent the grantor is no longer treated as the owner of any portion of a trust, "all assets attributable to such portion at such time shall be treated for purposes of chapter 12 as a transfer by gift made by the deemed owner." A similar rule applies to distributions from such trusts during the deemed owner's lifetime. The Act then provides that "proper adjustment shall be made . . . to account for amounts treated previously as taxable gifts under chapter 12 with respect to previous transfers to the trust by the deemed owner."
Although, at first blush, this "proper adjustment" provision may appear agreeable, there are problems and ambiguities associated with it. In the first instance, the adjustment only applies to prior "taxable" gifts. It thus appears that there will be no adjustment for annual exclusion gifts to a trust which are covered by Crummey powers, for example. Thus, if all contributions to the trust over the years were covered by the annual gift tax exclusion, but the gift tax value of the trust's assets is now $500,000, there will be a $500,000 taxable gift (presumably not covered at all by annual gift tax exclusions, unless "deemed gifts" are covered by the Crummey withdrawal language) if the trust assets are distributed to one or more beneficiaries during the deemed owner's lifetime, with no adjustment for the fact that all contributions to the trust were covered by the annual gift tax exclusion.
It is likewise not clear how the "to account for amounts treated previously as taxable gifts" language will apply if there are other taxable gifts by the grantor to the same persons during the previous years. For example, what if the grantor made a $15,000 annual exclusion amount outright gift and a $15,000 annual exclusion amount Crummey gift to the same person during a previous year? Will the grantor be able to treat the annual exclusion amount as applying to the outright gift, and thereby receive a greater "proper adjustment" when the distribution from the trust is made? Presumably there will be some apportioning of the annual gift tax exclusion between the two previous gifts, based on the relative value of the gifts, but it would be much preferable if Congress would simply clarify this situation now with appropriate language, prior to voting on the Act.
The Act also infers that the deemed gifts would not be subject to the Section 2035 gifts within three years of death rules. This is because the Act employs the phrase, "for purposes of chapter 12," whereas Section 2035 is not based on transfers "for purposes of chapter 12," but is rather based on actual (i.e., not deemed) transfers, and the Act does not appear to change this basis. A proper understanding of this situation will be crucial if a life insurance policy is distributed out of the trust within three years of the deemed owner's death.
For grantor trusts established on or after the date of enactment of the Act, as well as for grantor trusts established before date of enactment of the Act which are added to later, the applicable portion will be includible in the grantor's gross estate at death, presumably using an approach similar to current IRC Section 2035 and following. The Act provides that "proper adjustment shall be made with respect to the amounts so included in the gross estate . . . to account for amounts treated previously as taxable gifts under chapter 12 with respect to previous transfers to the trust by the deemed owner." This bill language is somewhat confusing, as IRC Section 2001(b)(2) would already remove this portion of the decedent's prior taxable gifts from the term "adjusted taxable gifts."
Minimizing the Effect of the New Grantor Trust Rules
For new arrangements established on after the date of enactment of the Act, as well as for arrangements established before date of enactment of the Act which will require future contributions, the goal will often now be to eliminate or at least minimize the extent to which the trust will be treated as a grantor trust under the Internal Revenue Code ("the Code"). In the case of a so-called "spousal access trust," for example, grantor trust status can be minimized by placing a limit on the percentage of the trust income or principal which the spouse may receive each year, e.g., to five percent. Under new Section 2901(a)(1) of the Code, as proposed, this should mean that only five percent of the trust principal would be includible in the grantor's gross estate at death. The trust instrument could then call for the removal of the five percent limitation after the grantor's death. [Note that, unlike IRC Section 678(a)(2), there is no argument under IRC Section 677 that an annual "release or modification" of a spouse's discretionary income or principal right increases the portion of the trust of which the grantor would be considered the deemed owner.] For irrevocable life insurance trusts, the trust can be drafted to disallow the use of trust "income" (as that term is construed for purposes of IRC Section 677) to pay premiums, and otherwise ensure that the grantor will not be treated as a deemed owner of the trust, e.g., by excluding a power to substitute and the ability of the grantor's spouse to receive income or principal from the trust during the grantor's lifetime. A power in an independent trustee to lend funds to the grantor, with adequate interest and security, should also be permissible.
If the client has previously established and funded an irrevocable grantor trust where future contributions are anticipated, one obvious alternative would be to establish a second, non-grantor trust, to be used for future contributions. In certain situations this alternative may not be practical, however, for example where the existing grantor trust consists of a life insurance policy with a considerable cash surrender value. In this latter case consideration should be given to taking immediate steps to eliminate any powers or rights which are causing the grantor trust status of the trust, but without causing adverse transfer tax consequences in the process. For example, decanting can be used to eliminate the ability of the trustee to use trust income to pay premiums. If these steps are taken before the Act is enacted into law, there should not be a deemed gift by the grantor of the assets of the trust at the time the trust is no longer regarded as a grantor trust, and future contributions to the trust should not create an estate tax inclusion problem.
The problem is that eliminating grantor trust status without causing other adverse transfer tax consequences, even through trust decanting, may be easier said than done. For example, in the case of a spousal access trust, if the spouse renounces an income or principal interest in the trust, or allows the trustee to decant to a trust which eliminates the interest, this may be treated as a taxable gift by the spouse.
One option for dealing with this situation would be to consider having the grantor loan funds to the existing trust to pay future premiums, which loan would be repaid out of the policy's cash surrender value or proceeds. Provided that the policy's cash surrender value and other trust assets are sufficient enough to be considered an appropriate "liquid seed," this trust should retain its "grandfathered" status, even if funds will be needed by the trustee for future premiums. If the trust is funded exclusively with term policies, however, such that there is no sufficient liquid seed, the grantor may need to "pre-fund" the trust with additional assets, prior to the date of enactment of the Act.
The only disadvantage to this approach is that the value of the note or notes receivable will be includible in the grantor's gross estate at death. The grantor would retain the ability to make annual exclusion gifts in other fashions, however, including potentially even making annual gifts of interests in the promissory note or notes.
Note that in some situations the loan option will not be available, e.g., where premiums are directly paid by the insured's employer. In these situations, if it is not possible to decant or otherwise eliminate powers and interests which are causing the grantor to be treated as the deemed owner of the trust, without running the risk of adverse transfer tax consequences to the grantor's spouse, and the client is also unwilling to risk violating the three-year rule by purchasing the policy directly and transferring it to a new, non-grantor trust, it may be necessary to immediately establish and fund a new grantor trust to purchase the group policy, and include in the trust the ability in the trustee to later eliminate the power to substitute or other power which is causing the grantor to be treated as the deemed owner of the trust. Even if the new tax laws are already in place at the time the trustee eliminates the violating powers, the worst case scenario would be that the grantor will be deemed to have made an additional taxable gift at that time, but this gift should be offset by the value of the gift the grantor made to the new trust, at least to the extent the gift was considered a taxable gift, and as discussed above there should no risk of running afoul of IRC Section 2035.
Effect of Protective Clauses. Interesting issues may arise if an irrevocable grantor trust agreement executed and funded prior to the date of enactment of the Act includes a provision to the effect that "no person shall possess any power or interest in the trust which would cause any portion of the trust to be includible in the grantor's gross estate for federal estate tax purposes, and to the extent any such power or interest would otherwise exist, it shall be deemed void and of no effect." If funds are added to this existing grantor trust after the date of enactment of the Act, presumably any provisions of the existing trust agreement which would cause estate tax inclusion in the grantor's gross estate would be simultaneously voided, though only to the extent of the applicable portion of the trust which is attributable to the subsequent contributions. Thus, for example, the applicable portion of any interest of the grantor's spouse in the trust during the grantor's lifetime would be immediately voided, as would the applicable portion of a power to substitute principal in the grantor and the ability of a trustee to use trust income to pay premiums. If the client is ok with all of this in a particular case, then it will not be necessary to go to any other trouble to ensure that the trust corpus is not included in the grantor's gross estate at death.
Presumably the provision of the Act which causes taxable gift treatment if the grantor "ceases" to be treated as owner of any portion of the trust should not apply, because the trust was not a grantor trust as to the applicable portion at the moment the Act first applied to it, i.e,, when it was first funded with additional assets after the date of enactment of the Act. Congress should clarify this significant point, nevertheless.
Finally, because there is no assurance that the Act will ever become law, or even if enacted that it may not some day later be repealed, in drafting new trust documents for clients, including trust instruments created via decanting, consideration should be given to including a clause in the trust document which would allow someone other than the grantor or the grantor's spouse to add a power of substitution or other power to the trust instrument which would cause the non-grantor trust to become a full grantor trust as to the grantor.


In the daytime, I felt completely safe walking around most areas of London. Here I am in front of the National Gallery of London, which seemed much like the Met in New York.
At night, things tended to get more shady. The London Underground doesn't run all night and after leaving a club, it often took around 20 minutes to find a cab. After I flagged down a cab, the driver often would not take me where I wanted to go because it was out of his zone, even if just by a few blocks. If he agreed to take me anyway, he wouldn't run the meter. Make sure to agree on a price before getting in and don't feel the need to tip as it's not the norm in London.
Definitely don't leave places alone at night. Wait for a cab with trusted guys and travel in groups.
I disagree with the last part, I was born in London and have lived here a good part of my adult life, and I never use taxis unless I have a lot of luggage. The night bus network is fine for most late night journeys, and you are generally safe to wait for buses alone at night in the vast majority of areas of the city (although not in very dodgy ones, if you feel unsafe, make sure you stick to main roads, walk quickly and assertively, know where you are going and keep your wits about you). Minicabs are risky, only use them if you know the company well – if you must take a taxi then its best to use a black cab as they are licensed and always have meters.


Click here to link or re-link your Harris Teeter VIC card to The Fletcher School's account number: 1680. After you link your card, a portion of select Harris Teeter brand items and/or prescription purchases will be distributed back to the School. Already linked to another school? Harris Teeter allows you to link your card to multiple schools and will evenly distribute the earnings to each.
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It's the beginning of safety week and here at Matt's Basement Workshop I'm planning on sharing with you my take on three very important safety issues, starting today with sawdust safety.
When most of us think of sawdust safety we think of fires and explosions due to sparks and accumulated piles. But I think of health issues first and foremost. If not properly contained, sawdust poses a major health issue not just on the woodworker, but their families too.
A couple of good links to visit includeOSHA's Woodworking eTool, Gregory Machinery and also some of my previous episodes that deal with dust collection include, Episode #9 "Dust Collection", Tips From the Scrap Pile No.30 .


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Elton B. Jun 26 .
The staff here are all nice and quick. They are very dedicated in finding and suggesting the right appliance for me.
The staff here are all nice and quick.
Nami K. Dec 03 .
I bought an expensive rice cooker at $238.14. The manager(James) only gave a partial credit back at $207.84 when I returned the product which had a big dent on the lid. James and Mr. Park demanded that I should return the gift (crappy electric grill) they gave me when I purchased the rice cooker. They don't care if they caused the inconvenience of my wasting time and gas. I didn't want to drive back to LA from Valley again. They should have no only given me the full credit but also given me extra compensation. Horrible customer service!!!
No need, really to look at their electronics or other items, but this is a GREAT Korean store with items for the home and kitchen... like dishwashing gloves, home slippers, and rice cookers - much nicer than what you'll find in any American stores. Parking is a pain, and it's disorganized and crowded... feels like an outdoor market.
If you've been to or used Kim's Home Center, leave a review.


Steven Spielberg might be the most directly sent up, with obvious references to E.T. and Close Encounters. But there is still plenty of Stephen King in there, with nods to Firestarter, The Shining, Carrie, and IT, as well as other classic sci-fi/horror movies like The Goonies, Alien, Poltergeist, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Explorers. Missing from the video is the blatant Frighteners homage, when the monster reaches its hand through the wall, but if he had included all of them, it pretty much would have just been a re-post of the series.


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How Grocers Can Reduce Throwaways and Over-Ordering This Holiday Season
By Andrew Hoeft	on December 1, 2017	| Topics: Food Donation, Food Waste
This post is excerpted from our latest eBook, The Top 5 Asset Protection and Loss Prevention Problems Faced by Supermarkets During the Holiday Season.
While much has been said about asset protection and loss prevention issues affecting the broader retail industry during the holidays, grocers and supermarkets face a number of unique problems that receive far less attention.
One such challenge is an increase in food waste. It's difficult to predict how much demand will increase during the holidays. This can lead to over-ordering and wasteful throwaways.
We've assembled a short list of solutions and products that can help grocers combat over-ordering and throwaways.
Use discount displays
Using discount shelves — contrary to a popular opinion among grocers — have been shown to increase sales and customer satisfaction.
A report from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) examining why nearly half of America's food supply is ending up in landfills cited discount shelves as a viable solution to preventing throw-aways as a result of over-orders.
"Retailers who have tried offering near-expiration items at a discounted price report that it does not reduce sales but rather raises customer satisfaction." — Wasted: How America Is Losing Up to 40 Percent of Its Food from Farm to Fork to Landfill – The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
According to the report, retailers using discount shelves to sell near-expiration items at a discounted price did not report lost sales as one would expect. In fact, discount shelves boosted consumer satisfaction––a finding that aligns with the broader rise of discount grocery throughout the country. According to Forbes, the number of discount grocery stores increased 17.6 percent from 2011 to 2016. The same report also shed light into consumer behavior around discounts as well, finding that 68 percent of Americans say they enjoy taking the time to find bargains.
Experiment with discount shelves to as a simple solution to over-ordering that appeals to deal hunters and regular shoppers alike.
Use any existing planograms and in-store analytics tools to place discount shelves in optimal areas.
Donate more food
Food donation has become a large part of the modern retail and grocery world and offers supermarkets an opportunity to get involved with local charitable organizations during the busy holiday season. But despite the opportunity, 10 percent of the 133 billion pounds of wasted food produced each year is lost at grocery stores, restaurants, and other vendors.
The reluctance of many supermarket owners to get their stores involved often stems from liability fears. However, a number of laws actually protect companies from risk while offering tax write offs and legal paths through which deductions can be taken. The Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Act passed in 1996 is one such law protecting good faith food donors from civil and criminal liability.
Get all the details in our Food Donation Guide. We've pulled out the important points from the three major laws protecting and promoting grocery food donation and packed them into a clear and simple guide.
Logistical headaches can also dissuade supermarkets from donating food. Many stores don't have the space to store leftover food while waiting for pickup. Others don't know who or where they should donate food in the first place.
MealConnect
Feeding America offers a solution to these problems through its MealConnect program. It acts as a middleman between food vendors like grocery stores, produce markets, restaurants, and hotels and food providers like food pantries, soup kitchens, and shelters.
Through programs like MealConnect, supermarkets can participate in holiday food donation programs without saddling themselves with an expensive and complex logistics plan.
Learn more about Feeding America's MealConnect program →
Eliminate overfilled displays and planogram divergence
As it turns out, the "pile em' high, watch em' fly" philosophy to product displays doesn't seem to ring true as revealed in a study conducted by a 550-store grocery chain. Following a thorough analysis of freshness, shrink, and customer purchases in all of its perishables departments in 2008, Stop and Shop/Giant Landover saved an estimated $100 million a year by making a few key changes to protect its assets and prevent losses.
The company found that overfilled displays were directly causing products to spoil on the shelf, resulting in both financial waste and displeasure among customers while forcing staff to manually sort out damaged items. After simplifying their displays, customers didn't notice fewer choices and less-full displays. In fact, customer satisfaction rose as produce was on average three days fresher than before.
This is just one example of display simplicity that can extend throughout the store. In the lead-up to seasonal products around the holidays, this is the perfect time to declutter displays and put the focus on high-interest products in preparation for the influx of shoppers.
Diverging from an established planogram can be a less-obvious issue feeding into a broader loss prevention problem. It's not uncommon for supermarkets to quietly creep away from their plan without even realizing it. However, it's important to remember that an effective planogram isn't just a pretty blueprint for your store––it's optimized to maximize sales in very subtle ways. Even a slight divergence can have a profound impact on your bottom line.
There are lower-tech and higher-tech methods of measuring planogram compliance. The former may be as simple as a store manager or employee walking around with a clipboard and verifying compliance. The latter entails taking pictures with a smartphone and comparing the current state of the store to the planograms themselves.
While both of these methods would suit small to mid-sized supermarket, larger grocers (whose financial pains are amplified with each small error) should consider investing in a system designed specifically to closely monitor planogram compliance. We've highlighted a few of these systems below.
RELEX Micro Space Planning and Planogram Optimization Solution
"RELEX's micro space planning software enables supermarkets to create planograms for any fixture and continuously assess their performance while editing. Automated planogram updates and automatic creation of optimized planograms at all levels, including store-specific plans, maximize the benefits of micro space planning."
Learn more about RELEX
Planorama Planocheck and PlanoManager
"Planorama's Planocheck extracts real-time actionable unbiased business intelligence from a single shelf photo. Make your sales reps' life easier with an instant report to act upon while they are still in the store. Centrally access up-to-the minute consolidated data for all your SKUs, stores, chains and channels to make better and faster decisions. And ensure shoppers' in-store experience with your products is the one you have designed for them."
Learn more about Planorama
"Cognitive Operational Systems, Inc. (COSY) is a spinout of UPenn's GRASP Laboratory. The company focuses on leveraging University research for enabling industry solutions in computer vision, perception, and artificial intelligence. COSY became one of the early occupants of Pennovation Works in the summer of 2015.
COSY technology enables robots to navigate retail store floors, managing inventory, ensuring planogram and promotional compliance. COSY will also map stores including layout and architecture."
Learn more about COSY
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A well-regarded, high earning training practice who combined the valued elements of a traditional family practice, with a progressive attitude are looking for a Salaried GP or Salaried with a view to Partnership; meaning exciting opportunities for the future and long term stability. The team are absolutely superb; there is a diverse range of interests, skilled colleagues and a first rate practice manager at the helm. Development is actively encouraged and you'll be supported in the pursuit of specialist interests and involvement with local services and allied health organisations. The practice is very organised, paper work has been reduced by 30%.


actions are determined by that file.
approach. The configuration driven mode is fully documented in the FILES section below.
This mode is activated by supplying a debhelper(7) configuration file (e.g.
The alternative is a heuristic mode, in which no files are installed through dh_apache2.
against the virtual dh-apache2 package.
separated values conforming to the file semantics below.
configuration snippets, site for virtual host configurations and mod for Apache2 modules.
effectuated. Just like dh_install(1), dh_apache2 can not rename files.
maintainer script at installation time.
alternative web servers the package supports. See EXAMPLES below.
the same dependencies as configuration files.
configuration is activated in the maintainer script at installation time.
file, albeit the latter could be installed by upstream's makefile, too.
should be provided in the prerm and postinst scripts, before the #DEBHELPER# token.
in the prerm, postrm and postinst scripts, before the #DEBHELPER# token.
server to be reloaded on success, modules are restarted.
Do not modify postinst/postrm/prerm maintainer scripts.
This manual and dh_apache2 was written by Arno Toell <debian@toell.net>.


Geographical Sciences research attributes 27% of global forest loss to permanent land use change for commodity production.
Gift to expand Maryland Smith's Office of Transformational Learning.
UMD awarded grant from Governor's Office of Crime Control and Prevention aimed at reducing violent crime, and improving lives of Maryland citizens.
Such light sources will likely be important for future quantum information devices.
Washington Monthly releases first-of-its-kind list of schools turning students into voting citizens.
Themed year will explore urgent issues related to immigration, global migration and refugees.
Maryland's overall ranking puts the university in the top 10 percent of institutions ranked nationally.


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namespace AngleSharp.Dom.Html
{
    using AngleSharp.Html;
    using System;

    /// <summary>
    /// Represents the HTML body element.
    /// </summary>
    sealed class HtmlBodyElement : HtmlElement, IHtmlBodyElement
    {
        #region ctor

        /// <summary>
        /// Creates a HTML body element.
        /// </summary>
        public HtmlBodyElement(Document owner, String prefix = null)
            : base(owner, Tags.Body, prefix, NodeFlags.Special | NodeFlags.ImplicitelyClosed)
        {
        }

        #endregion

        #region Properties

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets the color of active links (after mouse-button down, but before mouse-button up).
        /// </summary>
        public String ALink
        {
            get { return GetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Alink); }
            set { SetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Alink, value); }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets the URI of the background texture tile image.
        /// </summary>
        public String Background
        {
            get { return GetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Background); }
            set { SetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Background, value); }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets the document background color.
        /// </summary>
        public String BgColor
        {
            get { return GetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.BgColor); }
            set { SetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.BgColor, value); }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets color of links that are not active and unvisited.
        /// </summary>
        public String Link
        {
            get { return GetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Link); }
            set { SetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Link, value); }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets document text color.
        /// </summary>
        public String Text
        {
            get { return GetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Text); }
            set { SetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Text, value); }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets color of links that have been visited by the user.
        /// </summary>
        public String VLink
        {
            get { return GetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Vlink); }
            set { SetOwnAttribute(AttributeNames.Vlink, value); }
        }

        #endregion

        #region Events from IDL

        public event DomEventHandler Printed
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.AfterPrint, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.AfterPrint, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler Printing
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.BeforePrint, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.BeforePrint, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler Unloading
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.Unloading, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.Unloading, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler HashChanged
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.HashChange, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.HashChange, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler MessageReceived
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.Message, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.Message, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler WentOffline
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.Offline, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.Offline, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler WentOnline
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.Online, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.Online, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler PageHidden
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.PageHide, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.PageHide, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler PageShown
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.PageShow, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.PageShow, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler PopState
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.PopState, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.PopState, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler Storage
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.Storage, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.Storage, value); }
        }

        public event DomEventHandler Unloaded
        {
            add { AddEventListener(EventNames.Unload, value); }
            remove { RemoveEventListener(EventNames.Unload, value); }
        }

        #endregion
    }
}

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At an event yesterday to mark World Health Day, President López Obrador said that a new government department to be called the National Institute of Health for Well-Being will provide medical services to more than 60 million Mexicans without insurance.
"We're going to restructure the whole health system . . ." he declared.
Shortly after he took office in December, López Obrador announced that his government would establish a new integrated federal health system to replace the existing system, which he said wasn't working.
He also said the Seguro Popular health care program – which currently offers free health care services to people with no other insurance – would be replaced by a new scheme.
The president said yesterday that the government wants to improve all public medical services.
"We want to improve the public health system . . . we have to guarantee the right to healthcare with deeds, in reality, in practice, because it's provided for in the constitution but in reality, it's a dead letter because that right doesn't exist," López Obrador said.
The president blamed past governments for privatizing parts of the health care system and leaving it "in ruins" as a result.
"In recent times, it went backward because, like education, they bet on putting healthcare to market as though it were a commodity so that to gain access to healthcare and education, you had to have economic means," López Obrador said.
In January, the Morena party leader declared that Mexico will have a health care system comparable to those in Canada, the United Kingdom and Denmark in two years.


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namespace blink {

// TODO(alancutter): This class will replace *StyleInterpolation and
// Interpolation. For now it needs to distinguish itself during the refactor and
// temporarily has an ugly name.
class CORE_EXPORT InvalidatableInterpolation : public Interpolation {
 public:
  static PassRefPtr<InvalidatableInterpolation> create(
      PropertyHandle property,
      PassRefPtr<PropertySpecificKeyframe> startKeyframe,
      PassRefPtr<PropertySpecificKeyframe> endKeyframe) {
    return adoptRef(new InvalidatableInterpolation(
        property, std::move(startKeyframe), std::move(endKeyframe)));
  }

  PropertyHandle getProperty() const final { return m_property; }
  virtual void interpolate(int iteration, double fraction);
  bool dependsOnUnderlyingValue() const final;
  static void applyStack(const ActiveInterpolations&,
                         InterpolationEnvironment&);

  virtual bool isInvalidatableInterpolation() const { return true; }

 private:
  InvalidatableInterpolation(PropertyHandle property,
                             PassRefPtr<PropertySpecificKeyframe> startKeyframe,
                             PassRefPtr<PropertySpecificKeyframe> endKeyframe)
      : Interpolation(),
        m_property(property),
        m_interpolationTypes(nullptr),
        m_interpolationTypesVersion(0),
        m_startKeyframe(startKeyframe),
        m_endKeyframe(endKeyframe),
        m_currentFraction(std::numeric_limits<double>::quiet_NaN()),
        m_isConversionCached(false) {}

  using ConversionCheckers = InterpolationType::ConversionCheckers;

  std::unique_ptr<TypedInterpolationValue> maybeConvertUnderlyingValue(
      const InterpolationEnvironment&) const;
  const TypedInterpolationValue* ensureValidConversion(
      const InterpolationEnvironment&,
      const UnderlyingValueOwner&) const;
  void ensureValidInterpolationTypes(const InterpolationEnvironment&) const;
  void clearConversionCache() const;
  bool isConversionCacheValid(const InterpolationEnvironment&,
                              const UnderlyingValueOwner&) const;
  bool isNeutralKeyframeActive() const;
  std::unique_ptr<PairwisePrimitiveInterpolation> maybeConvertPairwise(
      const InterpolationEnvironment&,
      const UnderlyingValueOwner&) const;
  std::unique_ptr<TypedInterpolationValue> convertSingleKeyframe(
      const PropertySpecificKeyframe&,
      const InterpolationEnvironment&,
      const UnderlyingValueOwner&) const;
  void addConversionCheckers(const InterpolationType&,
                             ConversionCheckers&) const;
  void setFlagIfInheritUsed(InterpolationEnvironment&) const;
  double underlyingFraction() const;

  const PropertyHandle m_property;
  mutable const InterpolationTypes* m_interpolationTypes;
  mutable size_t m_interpolationTypesVersion;
  RefPtr<PropertySpecificKeyframe> m_startKeyframe;
  RefPtr<PropertySpecificKeyframe> m_endKeyframe;
  double m_currentFraction;
  mutable bool m_isConversionCached;
  mutable std::unique_ptr<PrimitiveInterpolation> m_cachedPairConversion;
  mutable ConversionCheckers m_conversionCheckers;
  mutable std::unique_ptr<TypedInterpolationValue> m_cachedValue;
};

DEFINE_TYPE_CASTS(InvalidatableInterpolation,
                  Interpolation,
                  value,
                  value->isInvalidatableInterpolation(),
                  value.isInvalidatableInterpolation());

}  // namespace blink

#endif  // InvalidatableInterpolation_h