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Temple Terrace Citizen Board Vacancies
Citizen boards serve as a vital link between the community of Temple Terrace and its elected officials. Members of all boards of the City of Temple Terrace must be residents of the city and remain residents of the city during their term of office. In addition to the city boards, citizens are appointed by the City Council to serve as the city's representative on numerous intergovernmental boards and committees.
Please check individual Boards and Committees' Postings for application deadlines. For complete information, requirements and an application, contact the City Clerk at 813.506.6440 or email the City Clerk to request a copy of the Citizen Boards & Committees Handbook. The Citizen Board Application can be completed and submitted online or printed and returned to the City Clerk, 11250 N. 56th Street, Temple Terrace, Florida, 33617, or sent by email to LegislativeOffice@templeterrace.com. Equal consideration will be given to persons submitting applications and persons recommended by members of the City Council.
Current Board Vacancies
The Mayor and City Council of the City of Temple Terrace are accepting applications from citizens interested in being considered for appointment to the following Boards and Committees:
Board of Adjustment - One Alternate Member
The Mayor and City Council of the City of Temple Terrace are accepting applications from citizens interested in being considered for one alternate member appointment to the BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT. This five-member Board meets the fourth Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11250 N. 56th Street. Members of this Board MUST be residents of the City, serve without remuneration, and financial disclosure is required. The Board of Adjustment hears and decides appeals when it is alleged there is an error in any order, requirement, decision, or determination made by the Community Development Department in the administration and enforcement of the City's Land Development Code. The Board also authorizes variances from the provisions of sections specifically enumerated in Article III Sections 12 of the Land Development Code, which will not be contrary to the public interest and where special conditions warrant such variance.
The closing date for receiving applications is on the close of business at 5:00 p.m. on February 8, 2022 the Tuesday prior to the City Council meeting in which the appointment is to be decided. Equal consideration will be given to persons submitting applications and persons recommended by members of the City Council.
Hillsborough County Electrical Board of Adjustment, Appeals & Examiners
The Mayor and City Council of the City of Temple Terrace are accepting applications from citizens interested in being considered for appointment to the Hillsborough County Electrical Board of Adjustment, Appeals & Examiners. This seven-member Board meets quarterly in March, June, September, and December on the third Thursday at 9:00 a.m. in the Hillsborough County Center at 601 E. Kennedy Blvd. The City of Temple Terrace appoints 1 regular voting member who MUST be a resident of the City, serve without remuneration; financial disclosure is required. The Board confirms the competency and integrity of applicants applying for electrical certification in the County, takes disciplinary action against contractors that fail to comply with the Electrical Code, and hears the appeal of any person issued a citation for violating the provisions of the Electrical Code. In accordance with Florida Statutes, primary, but not exclusive, consideration for appointment to this Board will be given to persons who is an experienced State Certified Electrical Contractor.
The closing date for receiving applications is on the close of business at 5:00 p.m. on February 22, 2022, the Tuesday prior to the City Council meeting in which the appointment is to be decided. Equal consideration will be given to persons submitting applications and persons recommended by members of the City Council.
Municipal Code Enforcement Board - Two Alternate Members
The Mayor and City Council of the City of Temple Terrace are accepting applications from citizens interested in being considered for one alternate member appointment to the Temple Terrace Municipal Code Enforcement Board. This seven-member Board meets the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11250 N. 56th Street. Members of this Board MUST be residents of the City, serve without remuneration, and financial disclosure is required. The Board issues orders, following a hearing, which have the force of law and set forth the steps necessary to bring a violation into compliance with a technical code or regulation of the City. In accordance with Florida Statutes, primary, but not exclusive, consideration for appointment to this Board will be given to persons who are experienced in the professional categories of architect, business, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor, or realtor.
The closing date for receiving applications is at 5:00 p.m. on February 8, 2022, the Tuesday prior to the City Council meeting in which the appointment is to be decided. Equal consideration will be given to persons submitting applications and persons recommended by members of the City Council.
Municipal Code Enforcement Board - One Regular Member
The Mayor and City Council of the City of Temple Terrace are accepting applications from citizens interested in being considered for a regular member appointment to the Temple Terrace Municipal Code Enforcement Board. This seven-member Board meets the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11250 N. 56th Street. Members of this Board MUST be residents of the City, serve without remuneration, and financial disclosure is required. The Board issues orders, following a hearing, which have the force of law and set forth the steps necessary to bring a violation into compliance with a technical code or regulation of the City. In accordance with Florida Statutes, primary, but not exclusive, consideration for appointment to this Board will be given to persons who are experienced in the professional categories of architect, business, engineer, general contractor, subcontractor, or realtor.
The closing date for receiving applications is at 5:00 p.m. on February 22, 2022, the Tuesday prior to the City Council meeting in which the appointment is to be decided. Equal consideration will be given to persons submitting applications and persons recommended by members of the City Council.
River Watch Task Force - One Alternate Member
The Mayor and City Council of the City of Temple Terrace are accepting applications from citizens interested in being considered for appointment as an alternate member on the Temple Terrace River Watch Task Force. The Temple Terrace River Watch Task Force was established to better understand and ensure representation in decisions affecting the Hillsborough River. The Task Force's goal is to "preserve, protect, and enhance the Hillsborough River watershed, especially as it impacts the River's water quality and quantity in Temple Terrace." The River Watch Task Force meets on the third Monday of each month, at 4:30 p.m., in the Council Conference Room at City Hall, 11250 N. 56th Street. Additional meetings may be scheduled as deemed necessary by the committee. This is a five-member committee appointed by the Mayor and City Council to serve three-year terms for up to three consecutive terms. Members must be residents of the City and serve without remuneration. Financial disclosure is not required.
The closing date for receiving applications is on the close of business at 5:00 p.m. on February 8, 2022, the Tuesday prior to the City Council meeting in which the appointment is to be decided. Equal consideration will be given to persons submitting applications and persons recommended by members of the City Council.
River Watch Task Force - One Regular Member
The Mayor and City Council of the City of Temple Terrace are accepting applications from citizens interested in being considered for appointment as a regular member on the Temple Terrace River Watch Task Force. The Temple Terrace River Watch Task Force was established to better understand and ensure representation in decisions affecting the Hillsborough River. The Task Force's goal is to "preserve, protect, and enhance the Hillsborough River watershed, especially as it impacts the River's water quality and quantity in Temple Terrace." The River Watch Task Force meets on the third Monday of each month, at 4:30 p.m., in the Council Conference Room at City Hall, 11250 N. 56th Street. Additional meetings may be scheduled as deemed necessary by the committee. This is a five-member committee appointed by the Mayor and City Council to serve three-year terms for up to three consecutive terms. Members must be residents of the City and serve without remuneration. Financial disclosure is not required.
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Oryx (3)
Cambridge Archaeological Journal (1)
Environmental Conservation (1)
Journal of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (1)
Psychological Medicine (1)
Fauna & Flora International - Oryx (3)
Developmental Origins of Health and Disease Society (1)
Translating developmental origins of health and disease in practice: health care providers' perspectives
Sherri Lee Jones, Anabel Carmel, Barbara C. Hayton, Marie-Josée Poulin, Hannah Schwartz, Rahel Wolde-Giorghis, Phyllis Zelkowitz, Tuong-Vi Nguyen
Journal: Journal of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease , First View
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 December 2020, pp. 1-2
Socio-demographic and trauma-related predictors of depression within eight weeks of motor vehicle collision in the AURORA study
Jutta Joormann, Samuel A. McLean, Francesca L. Beaudoin, Xinming An, Jennifer S. Stevens, Donglin Zeng, Thomas C. Neylan, Gari Clifford, Sarah D. Linnstaedt, Laura T. Germine, Scott L. Rauch, Paul I. Musey, Phyllis L. Hendry, Sophia Sheikh, Christopher W. Jones, Brittany E. Punches, Gregory Fermann, Lauren A. Hudak, Kamran Mohiuddin, Vishnu Murty, Meghan E. McGrath, John P. Haran, Jose Pascual, Mark Seamon, David A. Peak, Claire Pearson, Robert M. Domeier, Paulina Sergot, Roland Merchant, Leon D. Sanchez, Niels K. Rathlev, William F. Peacock, Steven E. Bruce, Deanna Barch, Diego A. Pizzagalli, Beatriz Luna, Steven E. Harte, Irving Hwang, Sue Lee, Nancy Sampson, Karestan C. Koenen, Kerry J. Ressler, Ronald C. Kessler
Journal: Psychological Medicine , First View
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 October 2020, pp. 1-14
This is the first report on the association between trauma exposure and depression from the Advancing Understanding of RecOvery afteR traumA(AURORA) multisite longitudinal study of adverse post-traumatic neuropsychiatric sequelae (APNS) among participants seeking emergency department (ED) treatment in the aftermath of a traumatic life experience.
We focus on participants presenting at EDs after a motor vehicle collision (MVC), which characterizes most AURORA participants, and examine associations of participant socio-demographics and MVC characteristics with 8-week depression as mediated through peritraumatic symptoms and 2-week depression.
Eight-week depression prevalence was relatively high (27.8%) and associated with several MVC characteristics (being passenger v. driver; injuries to other people). Peritraumatic distress was associated with 2-week but not 8-week depression. Most of these associations held when controlling for peritraumatic symptoms and, to a lesser degree, depressive symptoms at 2-weeks post-trauma.
These observations, coupled with substantial variation in the relative strength of the mediating pathways across predictors, raises the possibility of diverse and potentially complex underlying biological and psychological processes that remain to be elucidated in more in-depth analyses of the rich and evolving AURORA database to find new targets for intervention and new tools for risk-based stratification following trauma exposure.
Human Biogeography by Alexander H. Harcourt (2012), vii + 319 pp., University of California Press, Berkeley, USA. ISBN 9780520272118 (hbk), USD 60.00/GBP 41.95.
Phyllis C. Lee
Journal: Oryx / Volume 47 / Issue 2 / April 2013
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 April 2013, p. 307
Print publication: April 2013
Elephant crop-raiding and human–elephant conflict in Cambodia: crop selection and seasonal timings of raids
C. Elizabeth Webber, Tuy Sereivathana, Matthew P. Maltby, Phyllis C. Lee
Elephants are threatened globally by habitat loss, poaching and accelerating levels of human–elephant conflict. For Elephas maximus in Cambodia, crop raiding underlies this conflict. Understanding the timing of raids and selection of crops can help design locally appropriate mitigation and management strategies. This study, using a 4-year database of events, investigated the most frequently raided crops and patterns of raids, over time and seasons and by location. Damage frequency varied significantly by crop, with rice, banana, cassava, sugar cane and papaya most frequently raided. Considering raid events per unit crop area, banana, sugar cane and pineapple were raided more than would be expected based on their availability. There were differences in both crop-raiding events and crop-damage frequencies over study years and there was a peak raiding season in October–December. Nationally, significant differences were found among provinces but not between years. Rates of damage decreased after mitigation strategies such as observation towers, deterrents and fences were implemented. We suggest further mechanisms to improve human–elephant conflict monitoring in relation to crop choice and availability.
7 - Growth and sexual maturation in human and non-human primates: a brief review
By Phyllis C. Lee, University of Stirling, UK
Edited by C. G. Nicholas Mascie-Taylor, University of Cambridge, Lyliane Rosetta, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Paris
Book: Reproduction and Adaptation
Published online: 16 May 2011
"…adult size can be reached through many pathways involving timing differences and rate differences."
(Leigh, 2001, p. 236)
If there are indeed many pathways to the adult endpoint during growth, what becomes of interest is the nature of those different pathways and, more significantly, the consequences of differences in pathways for early survival, for the timing of the onset of reproductive activity, and for subsequent lifespan. This chapter explores some of the strategies for growth observed in primates, and outlines potential consequences of these strategies. I do this in the context of an abundance of detailed literature on growth rates, growth constraints and models of rates of growth for humans (see for example Bogin, 1999) and non-human primates (e.g. Leigh, 1996). Models of growth can provide explanations for primate life history variation (Leigh, 1995; Dirks & Bowman, 2007) and, in addition, potentially elucidate the variation that exists at the level of the individual and population between rapid and late maturation (e.g. Wilson et al., 1983; Bercovitch & Berard, 1993; Setchell et al., 2001; Altmann & Alberts, 2005).
Physical maturation is obviously a consequence of growth, but the timing of physiological or hormonal reproductive onset, rather than simply attained size, determines much of the subsequent reproductive success of the individual. Early reproduction, combined with high survival, provides significant advantages in terms of lifetime reproductive success.
10 - Development and sexual selection in primates
By Joanna M. Setchell, Department of Biological Anthropology, University of Cambridge, Downing Street, Cambridge, UK, Phyllis C. Lee, Department of Anthropology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
Edited by Peter M. Kappeler, Deutsches Primatenzentrum, Göttingen, Germany, Carel P. van Schaik, Duke University, North Carolina
Book: Sexual Selection in Primates
Print publication: 13 May 2004, pp 175-195
Studies of sexual selection in primates or other animals tend to focus on outcomes – sexual dimorphism, differential mating and reproductive success for adult males and females. However, adult sex differences represent the end-points of complex and interrelated developmental processes, and arise from differences in behaviour and physiology between males and females. In most vertebrates, including primates, the sexes are nearly identical in size and shape during early development, and adult differences are thus the product of divergent growth strategies (Badyaev, 2002). Sex differences in growth and development arise as a result of the different roles played by the two sexes in reproduction and the corresponding determinants of reproductive success for males and females, which are intricately linked to social organisation and mating system (Kappeler & van Schaik, 2002). Evolution shapes processes throughout the lifecycle, and the mechanisms for partitioning resources among growth, reproduction and survival are, to a large part, established during development, while consequences may not be observed until the end of the lifespan. A developmental perspective is therefore fundamental to studies of the action of sexual selection (see also Pereira & Leigh, 2003).
For mammals in general, and primates in particular, past work on sexual selection and development has concentrated on the influence of growth on sexual dimorphism (e.g. ungulates: Jarman, 1983; Georgiadis, 1985; Clutton-Brock et al., 1992; seals: Trillmich, 1996; primates: Leigh, 1995; Pereira & Leigh, 2003) or growth and life-history traits such as rates of reproduction (e.g. Gordon, 1989; Pontier et al. , 1989; Lee & 2003).
People and protected areas: a study of local perceptions of wildlife crop-damage conflict in an area bordering the Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania
Sarah Gillingham, Phyllis C. Lee
Journal: Oryx / Volume 37 / Issue 3 / July 2003
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 September 2003, pp. 316-325
This paper presents an analysis of perceived patterns of wildlife crop-damage in relation to an on-farm assessment of damage in an area bordering the Selous Game Reserve (SGR) in south-eastern Tanzania. Data from an attitudinal questionnaire survey of 202 households in four villages are used to examine local perceptions of wildlife crop-damage in terms of relative impact and which wildlife species were responsible. We explore the influence of wildlife crop-damage on attitudes to the adjacent game reserve. Data on the frequency of crop-damage events and estimated severity of impacts, recorded during a 6-month programme of crop-damage monitoring in one of the survey villages, are used to describe on-farm patterns of crop-damage. Comparison of the two data sets indicates a disjunction between the nature of the wildlife crop-damage conflict as perceived by local villagers, and as it actually occurs in the study area. This disjunction is discussed in relation to the effect of extreme damage events on local people's views, the opportunity costs involved in guarding farm plots against crop-damage, and the tenure arrangements for wildlife that define the relationship with the state wildlife management authority.
The impact of wildlife-related benefits on the conservation attitudes of local people around the Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania
Journal: Environmental Conservation / Volume 26 / Issue 3 / September 1999
In recent years there has been a proliferation of projects aiming to integrate human development needs with conservation objectives, and to establish mutually beneficial relationships for the management of natural resources between rural communities and the state. This paper presents data from a case study of human-wildlife interactions in villages along the northern boundary of the Selous Game Reserve in south-east Tanzania. Since 1989, this area has been the site of a project working to promote community wildlife management (CWM). Questionnaire survey data were used to examine villagers' conservation attitudes towards wildlife, the Game Reserve, and the activities of the CWM project and state wildlife management authority. Despite local support for the conservation of wildlife, many respondents were either unaware or held negative views of the activities of the wildlife management institutions. Logistic regression analyses show that while access to game meat from the CWM project has had a positive influence on perceptions of wildlife benefits and awareness of the project's activities, it has had no significant effect on local perceptions of the Game Reserve and the activities of the state wildlife management authority. The factors underlying the observed pattern of conservation attitudes were identified as the inequitable distribution of benefits from the CWM project, and the limited nature of community participation in wildlife management. The importance of institutional issues for the future progress of participatory approaches to conservation with development is emphasized.
5 - Comparative ecology of postnatal growth and weaning among haplorhine primates
By Phyllis C. Lee
Edited by P. C. Lee, University of Cambridge
Book: Comparative Primate Socioecology
Print publication: 13 June 1999, pp 111-139
Why are the problems of growth interesting? Somatic growth relates to individual survival; growth failure or faltering is associated with an increased likelihood of mortality (rhesus: Small and Smith, 1986; humans: Skuse et al., 1995), and weight for age can be used as a proxy for morbidity or mortality risks (humans: Tomkins, 1994). Maternal mass and body composition can influence reproductive potential and efficiency in terms of fetal growth and lactation capacity (Martin, 1984; Lee and Bowman, 1995). Growth is also a variable with a time component and as such it links with a suite of life history traits within a species, and has been used to describe variation in the timing of events within a life history strategy (Harvey, Clutton-Brock and Martin, 1987; Ross, 1988; Lee, 1996). Growth thus raises two distinct questions in primate comparative biology. The first concerns the underlying selected mechanisms for attaining metabolic and reproductive efficiencies. The second concerns whether and how such growth strategies are achieved at the population or individual level.
Growth can be partitioned into separate periods, each with possibly independent rates and trajectories, as well as unique problems to be solved. These distinct periods may have repercussions on subsequent growth stages, as well as an influence on behaviour and reproductive ability (Bercovitch, 1987; Altmann, 1991). The three major periods are fetal growth, postnatal growth during the period of lactation, and finally growth between weaning and the attainment of a terminal mass or stature, often associated with the onset of reproduction among females (see Leigh, 1994a; Leigh and Shea, 1996).
Biology and Behaviour in Human Evolution
Journal: Cambridge Archaeological Journal / Volume 1 / Issue 2 / October 1991
Of the diverse approaches to understanding patterns and processes in human evolution, a focus on the biology of behaviour using principles derived from the non-human primates may have some utility for archaeologists. This article seeks to outline some biologically-based areas that could prove fruitful in exploring the origins of human behaviour within the archaeological record. It attempts to initiate a dialogue between biologists, even with their limited understanding of the problems facing those working with human origins, and archaeologists, in the hope that this dialogue will move beyond a simple reductionist approach towards the goal of integrating behaviour into a more sophisticated biological perspective.


There isn't many holiday resorts set amidst a nature reserve where you can meet rare orangutans, as well as enjoying all the things that make a beachside holiday memorable. Beautifully set on Pantal Dalit Beach, there is a real natural magic at the Shangri La Rasa Ria Resort, Borneo. Malaysian-themed rooms in either the main Garden Wing, or the quieter, smaller Ocean Wing offer plenty of choice, as do the five restaurants and two bars. Dozens of sports, a Kids' Club, golf course, daily activities' programme and a spa take care of every holiday, for the active and laid-back holidaymaker alike. All this tropical peace and tranquillity is just a short 45 minutes by car from the local international airport.
Most rooms have impressive views of the sea, gardens and beach. All ground floor rooms have private lanais (porches) accessible through landscaped gardens. The remainder are split-level with private balconies. The Garden Wing at the Shangri La Rasa Ria Resort has a total of 326 rooms and suites. Upper floor rooms have private balconies with views of the forest or the sea. The suites have private verandahs with wonderful views of the South China Sea. The unique, new Ocean Wing houses 90 luxury rooms, all facing the wind-swept sea. It has its own, more private, swimming pool and is more of an exclusive retreat. You'll breakfast at the Coast restaurant, reserved for Ocean Wing guests.
A Superior Rainforest View Room has a split-level layout, with its own private balcony. There's cable TV, complimentary broadband/WiFi access, in-room entertainment system, pillow menu, bathrobe/slippers, and lots more.
A Deluxe Garden View Room has the same spec as the Rainforest View Room, but looks out onto the gardens instead.
The Deluxe Sea View Rooms face the beach across the manicured lawns and feature Malaysian-inspired decor accompanied by an array of great amenities.
If you plump for an Executive Sea View Room, you'll be on an upper floor, with an unobstructed view of the glorious South China Sea. These rooms have a split-level layout, with a daybed.
The Executive Suites - one bedroom with a separate sitting room, and a bathroom with separate shower. Bedside light/curtain controls mean you don't have to get up to change the mood.
Top of the tree, so to speak, is the one bedroom Speciality Suite, the biggest of them all. As expected, it has separate sitting and dining rooms, a bathroom with a large separate shower cubicle, and bedside light/curtain controls.
A Premier Room in the Ocean Wing is three times the size of those in the Garden Wing, with a private terrace. You'll also be able to luxuriate in an outdoor private bathtub for two, with a daybed to rest on. Private indoor dining is available, and there's a CBTL coffee machine, as well as in-house movies and DVD player. It's a true retreat.
With so many opportunities to work up an appetite at Shangri La Rasa Ria Resort, it's good to know that dining here is really delicious. Choose from popular Western cuisines, as well as Malaysian and other Asian favourites.
Experience authentic Italian dishes made from farm-sourced, local ingredients. Choose to dine inside or al fresco for lunch and dinner. Ocean Wing residents will also find an exclusive brekfast menu served in a relaxed setting.
Golfers can relax after a round at the Coffee Terrace serving all-day, indoor and outdoor dining with a choice of international and local dishes.
Deli counter and light bites overlooking the resort's championship golf course.
For the very special experience of Japanese Teppanyaki cuisine, head for the minimal aesthetics of Kozan. Classic Japanese cuisine prepared at cooking stations right in front of you.
If you're more of a spice lover, a restaurant called Naan – Flavours of India delivers the refined cuisine of Northern India and spicy specialities from coastal Goa.
Tepi Laut Makan Street is inspired by the Malaysian street food served at so many of the country's simple food stalls. By day, it is transformed into a poolside bar serving snacks, finger food, and refreshing drinks.
The beachside Sampan Bar is another place to quench your thirst and nibble on a snack or two.
In the evening, the Lobby Lounge buzzes to the sound of a resident band, with all your favourite cocktails on hand.
Perfectly-placed to make the most of its coastal location on Pantal Dalit Beach, backing onto the verdant jungle of the local 400-acre nature reserve, the Shangri La Rasa Ria Resort has two main accommodation buildings.
The Garden Wing has 326 rooms and suites, whilst, a little way away, the Ocean Wing accommodates 90 in sumptuously-appointed rooms facing the sea. It has its own private pool and exclusive breakfast restaurant.
Leave the tranquillity of your room, and there is so much to fill your holiday. Sports abound, on land and sea. Play golf on an 18-hole, Ted Parslow-designed course; bird-watch or jungle walk through the nearby nature sanctuary; have an orangutan encounter; or be a game ranger for a day.
There are catamarans to be sailed, bicycle tours, horse-riding, boat charters, traditional fishing trips, diving, river excursions, and a host of water sports. Once you've jetski-ed, wind-surfed, kayaked, or whatever else takes your fancy, the peace and pampering of the Spa at Dalit Bay will soothe your aches, pains and worries. At this spa, the healing philosophy comes directly from the stunning local landscapes and colourful traditions of Sabah. All treatments begin with a purifying foot ritual, and seek to balance your CHI, through herbal harmony, traditional recipes and methods.
Kids will find their happy spot in the kids' pool, with its fun slide. Book into the Kids' Club that caters for four to twelve year olds, and there is a long list of things to keep young minds occupied, nearly 30 in fact. From batik painting to kite flying, scavenger hunts to pony rides, even helping the Rangers care for orangutans, there's never a dull moment.
For the grown-ups, there are daily scheduled activities taking in everything from cooking demos to beach soccer, water volleyball to the correct way to wear a sarong. Every evening, at sunset, there is the magical lighting ceremony by the 'prince' or 'princess' of the day.
Dining is a rich experience, with menus that span the worlds of western, Malaysian and Asian favourites. You are sure to find something special at one of the five restaurants and cafes, and trio of lounges/bars.
Sitting in the heart of Sabah, Malaysia's second largest state, there is a vast amount of local culture to be discovered around every corner. To get an experience of the local culture, a Cultural Village visit is a must. For example, in the capital Kota Kinabalu, there's the Monsopiad Cultural Villages, and the Mari – Mari.
With a constant temperature of around 30°C all year round, it's always warm and humid here.
Sabah has the highest mountain in South East Asia: Mt Kinabalu is 4101m high, and a big tourist attraction.
Borneo is full of exotic fauna and flora. Look out for the famous orange-haired orangutans, Sumatran rhinos, mouse deer, flying squirrels, barking deer, and the very smelly Rafflesia blooms.
For scuba diving and snorkelling, head for Sipadan Island.
Visit Maliau Basin, Sabah's most popular rainforest, called the 'Lost World'. Giant waterfalls abound and astound.
The Kinabatangan River is the second longest in all of Malaysia, and popular for exotic river cruises.
For turtle encounters, where better than the aptly-named Turtle Islands Park.
At Poring Hot Springs, you can bathe in the sulphurous hot waters, surrounded by a beautiful garden.
The Ocean Wing has is much smaller than the main Garden Wing, so feels more private and quiet.
The Garden Wing is better for families with children who want to socialise.
Ground floor rooms offer quick access to the beach and eateries.
For a good sea view, go for floors four and above.
Rooms away from the elevators are quieter.
Rainforest rooms look out onto the jungle at the rear of the hotel.
On a short trip, book your trips and excursions before you arrive to be sure of a place.


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BASED: Corey Lewandowski Launches Website for 'Potential Senate Run' During Congressional Hearings
He waited for a recess in the hearings to launch a website about his potential run for the U.S. Senate in New Hampshire.
Shane Trejo
Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski launched his official campaign website for a potential U.S. Senate run during a brief recess in today's Congressional hearings, where he has been confronted by belligerent Democrats desperate to attack his credibility and character.
Lewandowski has repeatedly flustered Democrats who have attempted to smear him as they continue their witch hunt against President Trump for supposedly obstructing the bogus Russian collusion investigation.
Here are some of the highlights from Lewandowski's testimony:
Utter chaos in Chairman Nadler's hearing!
Trending: Report: Federal Asset Ordered Terror Attack by Group Allegedly Conspiring to Storm Virginia Capitol
His farcical attempt to impeach President Trump by harassing Corey Lewandowski is failing. pic.twitter.com/DoBbzxqoJW
— The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) September 17, 2019
Congresswoman uses her time to yell at Lewandowski.
Chairman Nadler: "The witness may answer the question."
Corey: "I don't believe there was a question."
Congresswoman: "Yes there was."
Corey: "Could you repeat the question, I didn't hear it. Just a rant!"
Go Off King!!!! pic.twitter.com/rE3QuDS1Tw
Democrat Congressman: "Are you the hitman, the bagman, the lookout, or all of the above?"
Corey Lewandowski: "I think I'm the good looking man actually." pic.twitter.com/O3XkcMBt5f
Rep. Eric Swalwell: "So every note that you take of the President you put in a safe? How big is that safe?"
Corey Lewandowski: "It is a big safe, Congressman there's a lot of guns in there."
Epic. pic.twitter.com/IRtz6cD02a
While the hearings adjourned for a short period midday, Lewandowski capitalized on the attention he is receiving because of the desperate Democrats and announced the launch of his campaign website in a Twitter post.
New website just launched to help a potential senate run. Sign up now! https://t.co/WlI11PaQ7M
— Corey R. Lewandowski (@CLewandowski_) September 17, 2019
Right now, Lewandowski's website contains only an endorsement of sorts from President Trump, with his former boss stating that Lewandowski would be "fantastic." Lewandowski is still unclear about whether he will pursue the position, although he is certainly considering the possibility.
Lewandowski had reportedly planned in advance to use the witch hunt hearings to his own advantage, as he intended to show Trump's constituents that he has the backbone to stand up against the Democrats as they regularly abuse their Congressional authority. The initial responses to Lewandowski's testimony from Republicans, including laudatory comments from the President himself, have been enthusiastic.
Such a beautiful Opening Statement by Corey Lewandowski! Thank you Corey! @CLewandowski_
"Corey will use [the hearing] as part of the campaign. He will be confrontational to the Democrats. He will be totally loyal to Trump. And he will be playing to the right wing of the party who need to unite behind him in a primary," former New Hampshire attorney general Thomas Rath said to Axios.
The gambit from Democratic lawmakers is seemingly backfiring, as footage of Lewandowski clowning them is dominating today's news cycle. The hearings have lasted the entire day, as Democrats and Republicans alike are given opportunities to question Lewandowski about his alleged role in presidential obstruction.
If Lewandowski ultimately decides to run for the Senate, he would likely have to defeat several Republican primary challengers to become the nominee in next year's general election. Preliminary polls show him with a commanding lead over potential primary challengers.
In an Emerson College poll, Lewandowski received 23 percent of support while retired Brig. Gen. Don Bolduc received 9 percent of support and former NH House Speaker Bill O'Brien received 7 percent of support. Those are the men believed to be his primary rivals vying for the opportunity to take on Democratic Party incumbent Jeanne Shaheen in 2020.


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The Scioto River Bridge Group was a set of historic bridges in Columbus, Ohio.
The bridges were:
The Broad Street Bridge, replaced by the Discovery Bridge
The Main Street Bridge (1937-2002), replaced by the Main Street Bridge (2010-present)
The Town Street Bridge, replaced by the Rich Street Bridge

The set of bridges was listed on the Columbus Register of Historic Properties in 1983. The bridges are also part of the Columbus Civic Center Historic District, deemed to be eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. The buildings were noted for their classical and Art Deco designs, and as part of the remade riverfront after the Great Flood of 1913.

See also
 Scioto Mile

References

External links

Columbus Register properties
Bridges in Columbus, Ohio

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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Running for My Life. A play about the January 6 riot on its anniversary
Author: New York Theater Published Date: January 6, 2022 Leave a Comment on Running for My Life. A play about the January 6 riot on its anniversary
"Sweetheart, I'm fine, and I'm running for my life, I cannot talk to you right now," Rep. Norma Torres (D-Calif) recalls telling her son, when he telephoned her while she was scrambling down the Capitol staircase escaping the mob on January 6, 2021.
Exactly a year after the storming of the US Capitol, Torres and 22 other female members of Congress who were endangered on that day will become characters tonight in "Running for My Life," a work of documentary theater that's being given a free staged reading online by the Contra Costa Civic Theater, a community theater located about five miles north of Berkeley, California.
I talked to Marilyn Langbehn, the artistic director of the theater, about the origins of the play, and the dramatization of history. The conversation is edited.
The cast of actors portraying members of Congress in "Running for My Life"
Jonathan Mandell: How did this play "Running For My Life" come about?
Marilyn Langbehn
Marilyn Langbehn: Last year, right after the events took place, I found out about this article from the publication The 19th where they had contacted all 143 female members of Congress, and asked them to talk about their experiences on that day. And 23 of the representatives, all of them Democrats, agreed to go on the record. I looked at the article and thought, this is a perfect opportunity to let people know what it felt like from the inside. And so I got together a group of actors, and we read it on Zoom. And it was so well received, that we decided to do it again about two weeks later. And at that time, at the end of the second reading, we said, we will do this again on the anniversary.
At the Capitol under attack on January 6, 2021
-Is there any difference between the script of "Running for My Life" and the original article, which is put together as a kind of oral history?
No. I let the ladies speak for themselves. The only changes are at the beginning to provide context, and some way to wrap it up at the end. The ending is still sort of free floating depending on what happens in the next day — if there's some sort of public statement that makes good sense for us to use
So I take it from what you just said that it's a live staged reading on Zoom
That's correct.
What made you think that the article would make a good play?
I think because the descriptions of what happened are so vivid. It's very much in the same vein as the Living Newspapers in the 1930s. It has all of the moving pieces of really good drama built right into it.
-Do any particular lines stick out for you?
When Abigail Spanberger texted back to her husband: "Don't worry, my hair's back in a ponytail," which to her meant she was ready to fight. She's a former CIA officer,
Rep. Pramila Jayapal during the January 6 attack on the Capitol
Pramila Jayapal was not interviewed, but a couple of the other representatives talk about how concerned they were for her because she just had had knee surgery, and they were worried about how to get her out of the Chamber on crutches.
Barbara Lee talks about how she decided to wear tennis shoes that day, because "I knew that something was going to go down." She didn't want to repeat what she remembered had happened on September 11th, when she had had to leave the Capitol in high heels and run up Pennsylvania Avenue.
They all have little moments, where they talk about being in their offices, they talk about getting conflicting information about how to put on a gas mask. These are the things that we didn't see because the cameras were all focused on what was going on outside. The imagery is indelible. One of the things that I loved — well, "loved" is the wrong word obviously – but I was struck by the theater of it, the imagery. All you have to do is listen to them and you immediately begin to conjure it up yourself.
-Did all these real-life characters being women help draw you in?
Absolutely. The reading falls under a series in our theater called Reading Stage, which is dedicated to presenting the work of women and playwrights of color.
–How common is it for a community theater to engage in new work that deals with the pressing issues of the day?
I think that that depends on a number of factors — the interest level of the producing organization to do the work and the interest level of the community to support it and see it. We're really lucky where I am. We have a very engaged, very savvy audience and they love this kind of work.
–Have there been other works of theater about the January 6th attack on the Capitol, or the events surrounding it?
I haven't heard of anything. It doesn't mean they're not out there. I'm certainly not plugged in everywhere, but I've been kind of looking to see and I haven't seen anything else.
–Does that surprise you?
Yes and no. The history of this thing is obviously still being written. There's going to be so much coming out especially once we start hearing the testimony and findings from the January 6th Commission.
If you think about it, we're still waiting for the great 9/11 play, whatever that looks like. Some parts of our history are harder to capture theatrically. It's a queston of what story wants to be told. I'm not sure that we know that yet.
"Running for My Life" is a snapshot in time of one very specific group of people, with a very specific reaction to events. There's a lot more to tell about what we experienced. We'll have to wait to see who the artists are that want to take on that challenge.
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The real-life Congresswomen depicted in "Running for My Life"
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Jonathan Mandell is a 3rd generation NYC journalist, who sees shows, reads plays, writes reviews and sometimes talks with people.
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High school youth ministry presents a unique opportunity as teens are invited to explore topics more in depth and to connect more with each other and with Christ. The power of a community focused on God is so beautiful. To see others ready to deepen their faith and willing to follow Christ through life is wonderful. It is a joy to be a witness to these young people striving for holiness.


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Epic animation! Dang, thing's are pretty dire... what are the chances of Cahe waking up and successfully drop kicking Zebra, saving the day?
Cahe's dropkicks are the weakest of the trio. If Mizuki can't beat Zebra with brute force, it's unlikely Cahe will be able to.
how would you carry it out without lightning hitting you?
Thanks! I've been working on varying those up!


New financial wellness player DoubleNet Pay makes a big splash with a suite of prelaunch marketing materials designed to drive engagement.
DoubleNet Pay is the brainchild of three Georgia natives who believe that all consumers should have a clear understanding of their disposable income. The startup, which launched in 2014 with a $50,000 grant, uses a simple mobile app to help employees track their bills and due dates, then seamlessly schedule bill payments and set aside savings around their paycheck cycles. The result is a paycheck that matches the amount left to spend that month without headaches or guesswork.
We were delighted to support DoubleNet Pay's product launch with a strategic eye toward employee engagement. We clarified the company's value proposition and brand promise, and created a suite of prelaunch marketing materials—all in time for its debut on the ADP Marketplace.
We helped DoubleNet Pay make a market splash by thoughtfully pairing content, images and graphics to uniquely engage the company's diverse target groups. Although the messages were distinct, DNP's core mission to give employees "the life they want with the finances they have" clearly came through for all audiences.
Ninety-five percent of Americans can't afford a financial advisor, but we believe everyone should understand how to have the life they want with the finances they have. It's great to partner with a firm like Benz that believes just as strongly in effectively promoting tools to help employees save toward long-term security.
We created messaging for employers and brokers—two audiences that would need to understand the business value of helping employees better manage money. Campaign components were specifically designed to attract specific groups that could benefit from DoubleNet Pay's product—employers, brokers and employees—with thoughtfully crafted messages to appeal to each.
Our work was driven by a deep understanding of DNP's target employee audience. That understanding was captured by the succinct, aspirational tagline we created: Your money, our help, life simplified.
DoubleNet Pay's creators have been hailed as innovators in workplace financial wellness, with featured mentions from Wall Street Journal Market Watch, Yahoo Finance and the Society for Human Resource Management. DNP founder Brian Cosgray has presented about the company's leading-edge product at industry events, including the Human Resource Executive Health & Benefits Leadership Conference and Finovate, which highlights the best innovations in financial technology.


I saw the assault on peaceful protectors in the water in October. I believe it was October 27th… I had to go help.
1) The inalienable rights of native people to their land.
2) Stand up to the oligarchy that has insidiously replaced any semblance of democracy.
I flew out and rented a van the first time. Returned home very sad because I felt I'd finally found "home" in this country, within Oceti Sakowin Camp.
A couple of weeks later I rented a van, loaded it up with supplies for the mess tents and medical tent and drove 24 hours with only 1 hour 40 minutes sleep.
Passion is powerful medicine and is what supported me in driving so far alone without much sleep. I was there for the militarized onslaught night of November 20th. It's not something I talk about as of yet. Maybe at some point.
The woman's sweat with Grandmother was a full day of learning that shifted consciousness further. Never, ever in my lifetime, I'm 57, had I felt so respected by men as I did during our sweat and while in camp.
In December it was several Water Protectors who seemed to ask me if I was okay around Sacred GrandFather Circle. I vaguely recall being asked several times if I was okay and I felt good so I said yes, I am good. However, a Lakota youth saw something I did not understand and took me by the hand to a stove in a donation tent to warm up.
This is the tent my boss loaned me. < 3 Woke this morning , everything frosted over. So much so it fell off the fabric like snow would . By the time this photo was taken a lot of the frost had melted. Coldest night so far.
I was in a dream state. I recall someone telling me I was dying and would have died one to two hours had he not taken me to the tent to warm slowly, I wish I knew him and found him to speak to him and thank him. I was ready and willing to die at Standing Rock at front lines. I'd die for this cause anytime.
I did not want to die dishonorably such as freezing to death. I represent my family so will honor them with my actions. I was ignorant of this depth of cold as I grew up in countries that are temperate on oceans and seas. I had become a burden to our community because I was vulnerable to the cold and will always regret this ignorance in me.
There are MANY MANY MANY stories from my time there. This is an overview.
November 11, 2016, I recall this being the first significant morning of thick fog and frost in Oceti Sakowin Camp. I was walking down to a water ceremony from my tent by the horses and water just down the path. I have only 2 photos from the short walk from my tent to the water ceremony. I did not feel comfortable taking photos at the ceremony despite my press pass.


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Women's State Basketball League, a semi-professional basketball league in Western Australia
Women's Super Basketball League, a semi-professional basketball league in Taiwan
Wisconsin State Baseball League, an amateur summer baseball league based in the U.S. states of Wisconsin and Illinois


TBILISI, DFWatch–Ex-Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili has founded a non-governmental organization called Citizen.
Details are scarce, but it is known that Ivanishvili himself will head the new organization and that its goal will be to strengthen civil society in the country.
The former PM is to hold a press conference on January 28 to present the initiative.
Ivanishvili went into politics in late 2011, and left after the presidential election on October 27, 2013. He said he was planning to continue working to improve society as amn ordinary citizen, but nothing has been known about his plans until now.


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package org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.artifact.sequence.model;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException;
import org.apache.axiom.om.OMElement;
import org.apache.axiom.om.OMException;
import org.eclipse.core.resources.IContainer;
import org.eclipse.core.resources.IFolder;
import org.eclipse.core.resources.IProject;
import org.eclipse.core.resources.ResourcesPlugin;
import org.eclipse.core.runtime.CoreException;
import org.eclipse.core.runtime.Path;
import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Shell;
import org.eclipse.ui.PlatformUI;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.artifact.sequence.Activator;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.artifact.sequence.validators.ProjectFilter;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.esb.core.utils.SynapseEntryType;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.esb.core.utils.SynapseFileUtils;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.esb.project.utils.ESBProjectUtils;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.general.project.utils.GeneralProjectUtils;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.logging.core.IDeveloperStudioLog;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.logging.core.Logger;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.platform.core.exception.ObserverFailedException;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.platform.core.project.model.ProjectDataModel;
import org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.utils.project.ProjectUtils;

public class SequenceModel extends ProjectDataModel {

	private static IDeveloperStudioLog log=Logger.getLog(Activator.PLUGIN_ID);

	public static final String CONF_REG_ID = "2";
	public static final String GOV_REG_ID = "3";

	private boolean saveAsDynamic = false;
	private String registryPathID = GOV_REG_ID;
	private String dynamicSeqRegistryPath;
	private List<OMElement> availableSeqList;
	private IContainer sequenceSaveLocation;
	private String sequenceName;
	private String onErrorSequence = "";
	private String selectedEP = "";
	private List<OMElement> selectedSeqList;

	public Object getModelPropertyValue(String key) {
		Object modelPropertyValue = super.getModelPropertyValue(key);
		if (modelPropertyValue == null) {
			if (key.equals("dynamic.sequence")) {
				modelPropertyValue = isSaveAsDynamic();
			} else if (key.equals("reg.path")) {
				modelPropertyValue = getRegistryPathID();
			} else if (key.equals("save.file")) {
				IContainer container= getSequenceSaveLocation();
				if(container != null && container instanceof IFolder){
					IFolder sequenceFolder = container.getProject().getFolder("src").getFolder("main").getFolder("synapse-config").getFolder("sequences");
					modelPropertyValue = sequenceFolder;
				}else{
					modelPropertyValue = container;
				}
			} else if (key.equals("reg.browse")){
				modelPropertyValue = getDynamicSeqRegistryPath();
			} else if(key.equals("available.sequences")){
				if(selectedSeqList!=null){
					modelPropertyValue = selectedSeqList.toArray();
					}
				}
		}
		return modelPropertyValue;
	}

	public boolean setModelPropertyValue(String key, Object data) throws ObserverFailedException {
		boolean returnResult = super.setModelPropertyValue(key, data);
		selectedSeqList = new ArrayList<OMElement>();
		if (key.equals("import.file")) {
			if (getImportFile() != null && !getImportFile().toString().equals("")) {
				try {
					List<OMElement> availableSequences = new ArrayList<OMElement>();
					if (SynapseFileUtils.isSynapseConfGiven(getImportFile(),
					                                        SynapseEntryType.SEQUENCE)) {
						availableSequences =
						        SynapseFileUtils.synapseFileProcessing(getImportFile().getPath(),
						                                               SynapseEntryType.SEQUENCE);
						setAvailableSeqList(availableSequences);
					} else {
						setAvailableSeqList(new ArrayList<OMElement>());
					}
					returnResult = false;
				} catch (OMException e) {
					log.error("Error reading object model", e);
				} catch (XMLStreamException e) {
					log.error("XML stream error", e);
				} catch (IOException e) {
					log.error("I/O error has occurred", e);
				} catch (Exception e) {
					log.error("An unexpected error has occurred", e);
				}
			}
		} else if (key.equals("dynamic.sequence")) {
			setSaveAsDynamic((Boolean) data);
			ProjectFilter.setShowGeneralProjects((Boolean) data);
			setSequenceSaveLocation("");
		} else if (key.equals("reg.path")) {
			setDynamicSeqRegistryPath("");
			setRegistryPathID(data.toString());
		} else if (key.equals("save.file")) {
			IContainer container=(IContainer) data;
			if(container != null && container instanceof IFolder){
				IFolder sequenceFolder = container.getProject().getFolder("src").getFolder("main").getFolder("synapse-config").getFolder("sequences");
				setSequenceSaveLocation(sequenceFolder);
			}else{
				setSequenceSaveLocation(container);
			}
		} else if (key.equals("create.esb.prj")) {
			if(isSaveAsDynamic()){
				Shell shell = PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getShell();
				IProject generalProject = GeneralProjectUtils.createGeneralProject(shell);
				if(generalProject!=null){
					setSequenceSaveLocation(generalProject);
				}

			} else{
				Shell shell = PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getShell();
				IProject esbProject = ESBProjectUtils.createESBProject(shell);
				if(esbProject!=null){
					setSequenceSaveLocation(esbProject);
				}
			}
		}else if(key.equals("sequence.name")){
			setSequenceName(data.toString());
		}else if(key.equals("on.error.sequence")){
			String seqName = ProjectUtils.fileNameWithoutExtension((new File(data.toString())).getName());
			setOnErrorSequence(seqName);
		}else if(key.equals("available.eps")){
						String epName = "";
						File file = (new File(data.toString()));
						if (file.exists()){
							if (file.getParent().contains("synapse-config")){
								epName = ProjectUtils.fileNameWithoutExtension(file.getName());
							}
						}
						else{
							epName = data.toString();
						}
						setSelectedEP(epName);
		}else if(key.equals("available.sequences")){
			Object[] selectedSequencess = (Object[])data;
			for (Object object : selectedSequencess) {
				if(object instanceof OMElement){
					if(!selectedSeqList.contains((OMElement)object)){
						selectedSeqList.add((OMElement)object);
					}
				}
			}
		}else if (key.equals("reg.browse")){
			if(null!=data){
				setDynamicSeqRegistryPath(data.toString());
			}
		}

		return returnResult;
	}

	public void setSaveAsDynamic(boolean saveAsDynamic) {
		this.saveAsDynamic = saveAsDynamic;
	}

	public boolean isSaveAsDynamic() {
		return saveAsDynamic;
	}

	public void setSequenceSaveLocation(String sequenceSaveLocation) {
		this.setSequenceSaveLocation(ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().getRoot()
		        .getContainerForLocation(new Path(sequenceSaveLocation)));
	}

	public void setLocation(File location) {
		super.setLocation(location);
		File absolutionPath = getLocation();
		if (getSequenceSaveLocation() == null && absolutionPath != null) {
			IContainer newEndpointSaveLocation =
			        getContainer(absolutionPath, "org.wso2.developerstudio.eclipse.esb.project.nature");
			setSequenceSaveLocation(newEndpointSaveLocation);
		}
	}

	public static IContainer getContainer(File absolutionPath, String projectNature) {
		IProject[] projects = ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().getRoot().getProjects();
		int length = 0;
		IProject currentSelection = null;
		for (IProject project : projects) {
			try {
				if (project.isOpen() && project.hasNature(projectNature)) {
					File projectLocation = project.getLocation().toFile();
					int projectLocationLength = projectLocation.toString().length();
					if (projectLocationLength > length &&
					    projectLocationLength <= absolutionPath.toString().length()) {
						if (absolutionPath.toString().startsWith(projectLocation.toString())) {
							length = projectLocationLength;
							currentSelection = project;
						}
					}
				}
			} catch (CoreException e) {
				log.error("An unexpected error has occurred", e);
			}
		}
		IContainer newSequenceSaveLocation = null;
		if (currentSelection != null) {
			String path =
			        absolutionPath.toString().substring(
			                                            currentSelection.getLocation().toFile()
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A Magyar Hiszekegy a Magyarország Területi Épségének Védelmi Ligája és a Védő Ligák Szövetsége által 1920-ban kiírt, a magyarság akkori életérzését a trianoni diktátummal kapcsolatban megjeleníteni hivatott pályázatra érkezett pályamű, Papp-Váry Elemérné Sziklay Szeréna tollából.

Az eredetileg három soros ima a Horthy-korszak "nemzeti imája" lett. A később Hitvallás címen 15 szakaszossá bővített verset Szabados Béla zenésítette meg. Az ima, illetve belőle a dal olyan korszakban keletkezett, amelyben nem volt olyan politikai irányzat, mely ne értett volna egyet a határrevízióval.

A pályázat
A Területvédő Liga és a Védő Ligák Szövetsége céljuknak Magyarország területi integritásának megőrzését tűzték ki, a trianoni békeszerződés aláírása után pályázatot hirdetett egy maximum húsz szavas imára, fohászra, illetve egy maximum tíz szavas jelmondat megírására, amelyek híven kifejezik, hogy az ország nem nyugszik bele területei elvesztésébe, és minden lehetséges módon küzdeni fog azok visszaszerzéséért.

A pályázat eredeti szövege így hangzott:

"A Védő Ligák Szövetsége pályázatot hirdet:1. legfeljebb husz szóból álló imára, fohászra és
2. legfeljebb tiz szóból álló jelmondatra.Ugy az ima vagy fohász, mint a jelmondat azt a gondolatot fejezze ki, hogy minden törekvésünk elrabolt országrészeink visszafoglalására irányuljon és addig nem lesz pihenésünk, míg hazánk ujból egységes nem lesz."

A Rákosi Jenő által elnökölt bírálóbizottság Papp-Váry Elemérné Sziklay Szeréna költőnő Magyar Hiszekegy című írását hirdette ki győztesnek az ima és B. Szabó Mihály nyugalmazott főispán "Csonka Magyarország nem ország, egész Magyarország mennyország" frázisát a jelmondat kategóriában. Az ima a Horthy-korszak "nemzeti imádsága", a jelmondattal együtt pedig a magyar irredentizmust és területi revizionizmust máig kifejező "himnusza", illetve jelmondata lett. Utóbbinak gyakori verziója, átirata még a "Csonka Magyarország nem ország, Nagy-Magyarország mennyország", melyben az "egész" szót a "Nagy" helyettesíti.

Az eredeti pályamű
"Hiszek egy Istenben, hiszek egy hazában:Hiszek egy isteni örök igazságban,
Hiszek Magyarország feltámadásában! Ámen."

 Hitvallás
A Magyar Hiszekegy bejárta a korabeli magyar sajtót, a korszak olyan neves írónak műveivel együtt jelent meg az Irredenta c. kötetben (1921), mint Heltai Jenő vagy Herczeg Ferenc. Műve sikerén felbuzdulva Papp-Váryné 1921-ben Hitvallás címmel tizenöt szakaszos verssé bővítette ki. Ennek megzenésítésére még abban az évben pályázatot írtak ki, amelyet Szabados Béla nyert meg. A szöveg egyes átirataiban, újrakiadásaiban itt-ott eltér az alábbi eredetitől (hogy szándékosan, vagy hanyagságból, nem ismert).Hiszek egy Istenben, hiszek egy hazában,
Hiszek egy isteni örök igazságban,Hiszek Magyarország feltámadásában.

Ez az én vallásom, ez az én életem,Ezért a keresztet vállaimra veszem,
Ezért magamat is reá feszíttetem.Szeretném harsogni kétkedők fülébe,
Szeretném égetni reszketők lelkébe,Lángbetűkkel írni véres magyar égre:

Ez a hit a fegyver, hatalom és élet,Ezzel porba zúzod minden ellenséged,
Ezzel megválthatod minden szenvedésed.E jelszót, ha írod lobogód selymére,
Ezt, ha belevésed kardod pengéjébe,Halottak országát feltámasztod véle.

Harcos, ki ezt hiszed, csatádat megnyerted,Munkás, ki ennek élsz, boldog jövőd veted,
Asszony, ki tanítod, áldott lesz a neved.Férfi, ki ennek élsz, dicsőséget vettél,
Polgár, ki ezzel kélsz, új hazát szereztél,Magyar, e szent hittel mindent visszanyertél.

Mert a hit az erő, mert aki hisz, győzött,Mert az minden halál és kárhozat fölött
Az élet Urával szövetséget kötött.Annak nincs többé rém, mitől megijedjen,
Annak vas a szíve minden vésszel szemben,Minden pokol ellen, mert véle az Isten!

Annak lába nyomán zöldül a temető,Virágdíszbe borul az eltiport mező,
Édes madárdaltól hangos lesz az erdő.Napsugártól fényes lesz a házatája,
Mézes a kenyere, boldogság tanyája,Minden nemzetségén az Isten áldása.

Magyar! te most árva, elhagyott, veszendő,Minden nemzetek közt lenn a földön fekvő,
Magyar legyen hited s tied a jövendő.Magyar, legyen hited és lészen országod,
Minden nemzetek közt az első, az áldott,Isten amit néked címeredbe vágott.

Szíved is dobogja, szavad is hirdesse,Ajkad ezt rebegje, reggel, délben, este,
Véreddé hogy váljon az ige, az eszme:Hiszek egy Istenben, hiszek egy hazában,
Hiszek egy isteni örök igazságban,Hiszek Magyarország feltámadásában!

Jegyzetek

Források
Vonyó József: A Magyar Hiszekegy születése, História, 2002/01.
Bíró-Balogh Tamás: Egyszerű, rövid, populáris , Forrás folyóirat (hozzáférés: 2020. március 24.)

További információk
Papp-Váry Elemérné Sziklay Szeréna sírja a Kerepesi temető 28. díszsorrának 37. parcellájában
A Magyar Hiszekegy cikke a Magyar katolikus lexikonban

Horthy-korszak
Magyar hazafias dalok


Into the soddenness of nerveless death.
As traitors yield and die as cowards die.
The blight of selfness chill my soul within.
Into the soggy, choking mire below.
Into the stillness of an endless night.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on March 10, 2014 by lutherancampuscenter.


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Leptogenys watsoni är en myrart som beskrevs av Auguste-Henri Forel 1900. Leptogenys watsoni ingår i släktet Leptogenys och familjen myror. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Myror
watsoni


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To be eligible to take this test you must be 18 years old or over, entitled to drive a D1 vehicle by having passed the D1 minibus driving test (check the reverse of your drivers licence, it should show D1 without 101 restriction code opposite), have provisional D1E on your licence and take the following steps.
2. Send off the forms we will give you to the DVLA with your driving licence. It takes on average around 3 weeks for your new licence with provisional PCV D1E category to return. Contact us once you receive it and you can visit us for an assessment/trial lesson. This will give you the opportunity to see what we have to offer and we can suggest the correct duration of driver training to suit your ability. If you cannot visit us for an assessment you could book an 'average' length course.
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A series that highlight scams. In this particular episode Matt talks to 23 year Steve who paid £2400 to HGV/LGV training broker. The company promised Steve, HGV training as well as a job after passing his test. In reality this HGV training broker only provided a medical and theory tests. Steve was left out of pocket with no licence and no job. The advice that comes from this program is visit the training provider before you part with any money. Use a local reputable provider and avoid those who claim to be national providers as they don't exist.


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Q: Modifying project properties of custom project system in VisualStudio I have tried to create a custom project system by walk through https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/cc512961.aspx and succeeded. And now I want to modify the project properties of this created project system. The second part of this walk through is guiding to create property pages for solution properties. (Solution Explorer-> Right Click on Solution and select Properties) I don't want to modify solution properties, I need to customize project properties (Solution Explorer-> Right Click on Project and select Properties) by adding new tabs and other items for my custom project system. Please help me as soon as possible...

A: If your project system is based on MPF custom tab pages can be integrated via the ProjectNode class. This class defines the GetConfigurationIndependentPropertyPages and GetConfigurationDependentPropertyPages methods; those are virtual methods and can be implemented by any derived type to return the type-id´s of IPropertyPage implementations.
internal class CustomProjectNode : ProjectNode
{
    protected override Guid[] GetConfigurationIndependentPropertyPages()
    {
        return new[]
        {
            typeof(MyCustomPropertyPage).Guid
        };
    }
}

The IPropertyPage interface is the connector between the project system and the UI allowing to change properties, whereby the UI is an ordenary window (usually a Windows Forms Control). The property page implementation must be marked with the ComVisible- and ClassInterface-attributes, and optionally with a Guid-attribute, if one wants to keep control over the type-guid.
[ComVisible(true)]
[Guid("...")]
[ClassInterface(ClassInterfaceType.AutoDual)]
internal class MyCustomPropertyPage : IPropertyPage
{
    ...
}

In addition the property page type must be exposed through the ProvideObject-attribute on the package class.
[ProvideObject(typeof(MyCustomPropertyPage))]
class MyPackage : Package
{
}

Finally, to make the property page appear as a tab the SupportsProjectDesigner property of the custom project node must be set to true.
internal class CustomProjectNode : ProjectNode
{
    public CustomProjectNode()
    {
        this.SupportsProjectDesigner = true;
    }
}

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Favourite Scottish Nursery Rhyme
Bookbug Week Celebrates Popular Songs & Rhymes in Scotland
Scottish Book Trust, the national charity changing lives through reading and writing, today reveals that Katie Bairdie is the most popular traditional Scottish nursery rhyme. Katie Bairdie has been listened to over 16,400 times on the Bookbug app, closely followed by another Scots nursery rhyme, Ally Bally, which has been listened to over 15,700 times.
The Bookbug app, which is free to download, hosts songs and rhymes that can be shared with families and carers. Over 400,000 songs and rhymes have been listened to in the app since launch at the end of January. These are also accessible through Scottish Book Trust's website.
As part of Bookbug Week, the annual celebration of Scotland's national book-gifting programme and song and rhyme sessions, Scottish Book Trust can reveal the top five traditional nursery rhymes in Scotland are:
Pop A Little Pancake
Katie Bairdie
Ally Bally
Wheels on the Bus
Five Little Monkeys
Modern nursery rhymes are also popular: Sprog Rock's Nursery Rap is the second most listened to song on the Bookbug App, with over 17,800 plays.
For Bookbug Week, 40 new songs have been added to the Bookbug App, including The Jeely Piece Song, If You're Happy and You Know It and Tiny Tim the Turtle. New Gaelic content has also been added, including Halò a h-uile duine, Ciamar a tha thu? and Sùilean, Cluasan, Sròn is Beul. As well as music, the app provides lyrics so families can sing along with the songs and rhymes, and some also have videos demonstrating actions.
Sharing stories, songs and rhymes with children has many wonderful benefits, including developing their language skills, allowing time to cuddle and bond, and encourages relaxation. Scottish Book Trust offers free song & rhyme Bookbug Sessions across Scotland, which take place all year round. You can find your local session on the Bookbug app or on Scottish Book Trust's website.
The Bookbug app has recently been shortlisted for the Demonstrating Digital category in the Scottish Charity Awards, and has also been recognised as a finalist for the Digital Leaders 100 Digital Charity of the Year.
Marc Lambert, CEO of Scottish Book Trust, said:
"We're delighted that the Bookbug app has been so popular with parents and carers, as demonstrated by over 12,000 downloads since January. Integrating songs and rhymes into your daily routine is a fantastic way to bond with your child, and also helps develop language skills. We hope parents and carers across Scotland with enjoy the new content on the Bookbug app, whether in English, Scots or Gaelic."
Funded by the Scottish Government and Creative Scotland, Bookbug is Scottish Book Trust's Early Years Programme. The Bookbug programme encourages mums, dads and carers to sing and share stories with their children from birth. It gives every child in Scotland four free bags of books in their first 5 years, gifting 800,000 books every year. Bookbug also runs regular free story, song and rhyme events in libraries, shopping centres and other community venues which attracted audiences of over 660,000 parents and children in 2017-18


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Paul Weller Debuts NSFW Music Video for "Dragonfly"
By Damian Fanelli 2012-03-07T22:17:26Z News
Paul Weller has debuted the music video for his new single, "Dragonfly," over at NME.com.
You can check out that video -- which features a naked model (Yes, it's a female model) flopping around on a bed as images are projected onto her body -- right here.
"Dragonfly" is from Weller's upcoming studio album, Sonik Kicks, which will be released in the U.S. March 27 on Yep Roc Records. The album features 14 songs and guest appearances from Noel Gallagher and Blur's Graham Coxon.
Weller -- who spoke with GuitarWorld.com earlier this week (You can read the entire interview right here) -- will be performing in New York City May 18 and 19, currently his only announced U.S. dates.
For more about Weller, visit paulweller.com.
Damian Fanelli


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Bominaco  ist eine Fraktion der italienischen Gemeinde  Caporciano in der Provinz L'Aquila, Region Abruzzen.

Geografie
Der Ort liegt etwa 1,5 km südwestlich von Caporciano und etwa 30 km südöstlich von L'Aquila entfernt am Rand der Hochebene von Navelli oberhalb des Anterno-Tals auf einer Höhe von

Geschichte
Bominaco entwickelte sich als befestigter Ort um die Benediktinerabtei Mamenacus herum. Die Ursprünge der Abtei reichen nachweislich bis in das 10. Jahrhundert zurück. Es wurde in der ersten Hälfte des 15. Jahrhunderts im Krieg zwischen dem Haus Anjou und den Aragoniern geplündert und teilweise zerstört, und schließlich im 18. Jahrhundert aufgelöst. Von der ehemaligen Abtei sind zwei Kultgebäude, die Kirche Santa Maria Assunta und das Oratorium San Pellegrino erhalten geblieben.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Kirche S. Maria Assunta (10. Jahrhundert)
 Oratorium S. Pellegrino (13. Jahrhundert) aufgrund der zahlreichen Fresken 1902 zum Nationalmonument erklärt worden
 Ruine des Castello di Bominaco (12.–13. Jahrhundert)

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Einzelnachweise

Fraktion in den Abruzzen
Ort in den Abruzzen
Ort in der Provinz L'Aquila
Caporciano


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We offer our clients and managers a complimentary Board Certification Class as well as seminars on other relevant topics.


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One can choose to live a lavish life at University of Canberra Village student accommodation by opting for a stylish studios which feature 26 individual bedrooms where you will have your private bedroom, private en-suite bathroom, study area, living and since it is a self-catered student accommodation you will have a fully fitted kitchen area as well. So, you can practice your play dialogues or make a quick meal in the kitchen. University of Canberra Village also offers non en-suite rooms in shared apartments wherein you will have to take turns to use the bathroom or you can also debate about your favourite superheroes in the living area with other flatmates. University of Canberra accommodation also provides a one bedroom apartment wherein you will have your fully furnished bedroom, bathroom study space, storage area, lounge and kitchen area. So you can sing along to Katy Perry's 'Bon Appetit' out loud without being ridiculed or make Chicken Soup for yourself in the kitchen. University of Canberra Village Canberra provides multiple student lounges where you can study important topics for your upcoming exams or socialise with fellow resident students. If you want a separate place for studying, you can go to the study space to quietly learn and complete your homework. University of Canberra Village student accommodation also provides flatscreen TV's so you can watch your all-time favourite movies without fighting with others. Fuel your inner spots champion by playing pool and table tennis with your friendly fellow residents. University of Canberra Village Canberra also offers car parking space for its residents. You don't have to panic about your safety as University of Canberra Village Canberra student accommodation provides CCTV, secure key system, roving security patrols at night and a 24/7 staff team on-site to answer all your queries.
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The business owner provided much of the content, the logo, many high-quality, professional pictures, and the picture of the service truck. I wrote the rest of the content and took the photos of the building and the water truck. The clean, refreshing design is based on the idea of pure water.


Have you seen Maria Hidrissi in H&M's new ad campaign video yet? Maria is one of many characters in the fashion brand's short film and can be seen standing in a doorway wearing round sunglasses, wide-legged trousers, a dusty pink coat, and a check hijab. Her face says it all really - she knows she looks mega fierce.
As a result of the campaign picture, Maria Hidrissi is getting a lot of love on social media - and so is H&M for that matter.
One Facebook fan wrote: "AWESOME! Thanks H&M. There are a lot of Muslim women that LOVE shopping at H&M and now we'll love you even more!" Another wrote, "Well done H&M". And we lost count of how many clapping emojis we saw.
We've found Maria's Instagram account, and what an absolute babe!
Her red lip game is strong, too!
Blogger MuslimGirl took to her blog, and wrote: "Maria Hidrissi didn't just model for an ad campaign, she awakened the people. In a simple and quiet way she made others look at a Muslim woman without fear or contempt but with a healthy curiosity. Maria opened a conversation that has always been strained."


In which parts of Seoul is heavy drinking the most pervasive? Inje University professors surveyed 11,909 households and 23,126 adults, and published their results yesterday*.
First conclusion: heavy drinking is on the rise and in 2010, 18.2% of Seoulites can be considered high-risk drinkers, with averages ranging from 12.1 to 23.3% depending on districts of residence.
I don't know how detailed the survey is, but you'd like to cross places of consumption with the locations of the homes and offices. The correlation with revenues seems also limited at the "gu" level.
Heavy drinking hotspots don't necessarily match. Typically, Jongno-gu cannot compensate with a large population, unlike Mapo-gu and Seodaemun-gu, which respectively host Hongdae and Sinchon - both serious contenders for Binge-dong -, but belong to the bottom tier (along with Yancheon-gu, Dongjak-gu, and Seocho-gu).