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Alex Honnold Free-Solos Yosemite's El Capitan
Tom Evans
by Seth Heller
Alex Honnold has done it again. On Saturday, June 3, Honnold became the first climber to ever free-solo Yosemite's El Capitan — meaning he ascended the wall using no ropes, harnesses, or gear whatsoever, except for a bag of chalk and his shoes. He completed the climb in just under four hours.
Honnold started up Freerider (5.13a), a winding, 3,300-foot-long route, at 5:32 a.m. PDT after spending the night in his van and eating a light breakfast of "oats, flax, chia seeds, and blueberries," according to National Geographic. At 9:28 a.m., he pulled himself over the lip of El Cap. A film crew led by Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi recorded the ascent for an upcoming documentary.
El Capitan is an iconic climbing destination, widely considered the finest big-wall on earth. Over the years, Honnold had spoken about attempting a free-solo of El Cap, but even he considered the feat next-level. His ascent will no doubt be ranked as one of the greatest rock climbing achievements of all time.
Honnold began training for the free-solo more than a year ago, climbing at various spots in Morocco, China, Europe, and the United States. In the early fall of 2016, he severely sprained his right ankle while climbing the first 10 pitches — rope-lengths — of Freerider with a partner. Honnold attempted to free-solo the full route that November but quit less than an hour after starting because he felt the weather conditions were not quite right.
Honnold, nicknamed "No Big Deal" for his humility, is the world's best big-wall free-soloist. He earned legendary status among climbers after free-soloing Zion National Park's Moonlight Buttress (5.12d) in the spring of 2008, and the Regular Northwest Face (5.12a/b) of Half Dome that fall.
Since then, he has completed hundreds of challenging routes without using a rope, including Heaven (5.12d), the University Wall (5.12a), Romantic Warrior (5.12b), El Sendero Luminoso (5.12d), Original Route (5.12b), Cosmic Debris (5.13b), and the Phoenix (5.13a). Many of the climbs he's free-soloed would qualify, for a pair of experienced climbers using ropes and protection, as bucket-list-worthy achievements.
"In my opinion, this wasn't just one of the greatest climbs ever, it was one of the greatest athletic achievements of all time," said Brad Gobright, one of the best free-soloists and big-wall climbers in the United States. "Fifty years from now, it will still be considered next-level. This is like when Edmund Hillary became the first person to summit Everest."
A few decades ago, even elite climbers dismissed free-climbing El Capitan as impossible. Free-climbing means scaling a route with a rope and other protective gear, but using only one's hands, feet, and body to make upward progress. Todd Skinner and Paul Piana broke that barrier in 1988 with their nine-day ascent of the Salathe Wall (5.13b). German brothers Thomas and Alex Huber established Freerider 10 years later. Only two climbers are confirmed to have seriously considered a free-solo attempt of El Capitan — Michael Reardon, who died in 2007, and Dean Potter, who died in 2015.
Freerider starts at the foot of El Capitan and weaves up the southwest face, following a system of cracks to the summit more than a half-mile above the valley floor. If New York City's Chrysler Building and Empire State Building were stacked vertically and placed next to El Cap, Freerider would soar above them for another 500 feet. Pairs of talented climbers typically finish the route in four days, if they're not defeated by rainstorms or fatigue.
As Honnold moved up the wall, he pulled on handholds the width of a pencil, wriggled through narrow chimneys, and smeared the soles of his shoes against spots of polished granite, staying calm with thousands of feet of air beneath his toes.
To help Chin document Honnold's ascent, Cheyne Lempe rappelled off the top of El Cap and placed two remote cameras 700 feet below the rim at the most difficult section of the climb, then ascended four hundred feet higher and filmed Honnold's progress from his perch.
"I've spent a lot of time shooting on the wall, and nothing comes close to what I experienced this morning," said Lempe, a professional climber and photographer. "It was terrifying, and one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. I don't know if I have words for it."
Only 300 feet beneath the finish, Honnold paused on a small ledge near Lempe and chatted with his friend. "He said he was stoked that I was there, and that it was the best day of climbing ever," said Lempe. The pair high-fived and Honnold tightened his shoes. A short while later, Honnold raced up the final pitch and stood atop El Capitan.
Tommy Caldwell, who is widely considered the top big-wall climber in the world, sees the ascent as a milestone that only Honnold could achieve. "Alex is the only person who has the mental toughness to free-solo that route," said Caldwell. "He's got an amazing combination of strength, dedication, vision, and composure. What he did today is just unfathomable."
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Monday, Nov 13, 2017
North Florida Family-Teachers Lend a Helping Hand
Trinity and Misty Mackley have been Family-Teachers at Boys Town North Florida for more than seven years. Throughout their careers, they have continuously gone above and beyond to help the children they serve in the North Florida community. Their helping spirit doesn't stop at the children they serve; they also go out of their way to assist families, additional staff members and even help out around campus as needed.
"The Mackleys are an amazing family who have sacrificed so much to help children in need," Bethany Lacey, Senior Director of Program Operations said.
Trinity is considered the "go-to" person when something goes wrong on campus. You can often find him putting his handy skills to work on a broken AC, repairing a window and supporting emergency maintenance needs for homes across campus. Misty is known as a valuable resource to new Family-Teachers. She is always willing to help out and provide them with guidance when dealing with difficult youth behavior.
The Mackleys also play a huge role in North Florida's annual Carr Allison Smoke-Off. Every year, Trinity grills all night to ensure that all attendees have plenty of delicious slow cooked bar-b-que to eat.
"Trinity stays up all night cooking for our annual BBQ cook-off," Lacey said. "When I say all night, I mean he literally starts cooking the night before and stays up to ensure it cooks properly and safely throughout the night."
In addition to providing a helping hand, the Mackleys also care immensely for the families they serve. Recently, they went out of their way to support a father as he worked to be reunited with his three children. His children were living at Boys Town at the time due to the living conditions at their home. After sitting vacant for a year, the house needed a deep clean and numerous repairs in order for his children to be approved to go home. The Mackleys took a group of boys from campus to help with the cleanup and repairs.
"Trinity used his high energy and labor but also his humor to keep the youth engaged and not to embarrass the family," said Lacey. "This allowed them to keep their dignity during the whole process."
Shortly after helping to make the father's home livable, Misty reached out to a former youth to invite him to their home for Easter dinner. The Mackleys welcomed him into their celebration and he was able to spend the afternoon with his former Family-Teachers and friends. On the drive back to drop the youth off, they stopped at the father's house and brought him a plate of food.
"I love this story because I think it is a beautiful picture of God's love to show the children how their father is being loved, valued, and respected, and supported by their Family-Teachers on his journey to healing," Lacey said. "This not only touched our team here in North Florida, but also the other youth. It was a reminder to them that they will always be part of the Boys Town family even after they age-out or move back home."
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The Government of Canada is the public-sector employer for the services and products that many Canadians rely upon. One branch of the Government was the Acquisitions Technology Solutions group, which was tasked with acquiring the rights to technology that would support various other departments within the Government of Canada. However, the Acquisitions Technology Solutions group faced an important restructuring due to a change in strategic direction and needed a solution quickly.
The Acquisitions Technology Solutions group in the Government of Canada transformed its organization due to a change in strategic direction. This required significant modifications to the organizational structure and creating new jobs to address the changed mandate and objectives. Ninety people, primarily IT professionals, needed to be re-assigned, job descriptions needed to be re-written and salary structures adjusted. And all this needed to be done within a short period of time to minimize disruption of business services.
HRSG was contracted by the Government of Canada to provide their services by directing and supporting the transformation. At the direction of the Government, HRSG established a new organizational structure, including developing new work descriptions and defining salary structures. To accomplish this, HRSG utilized their software application to develop competency profiles and to conduct online competency assessment exercises for all employees. From the assessments, employees had their competency gaps identified and training recommended to better fit into their new positions.
HRSG also developed a workforce strategy to fill the positions, both those that would be filled internally and positions that needed to be filled externally. Placement strategies were developed for the extant employees to place them into the newly designed jobs, using the competency strengths and gaps as key selection criteria. For positions that were not able to be filled by existing resources, a staffing strategy was developed. Of course, staff were communicated with to ensure that they were aware of all activities, and understood why they were selected for a particular role.
Management was then easily able to deploy staff to new positions that matched their competencies and identify training requirements to close the gaps where competencies fell short. Employees found the process to be effective and efficient, as the software tool helped to alleviate some of the concerns about re-deployment, making the transition to the new positions smoother.
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Meet the Artist……Nadav Hertzka
By The Cross-Eyed Pianist | August 3, 2013 August 2, 2013
Nadav Hertzka
Who or what inspired you to take up the piano and make it your career?
There was always music in my family, my father played the cello as a boy and my sister played piano for a few years. It was never a conscious decision to make it a career, more of a realisation that this is what I wanted to do with my life. I don't want to sound too naïve, but I still view it that way.
Who or what are the most important influences on your playing?
In a way, the early influences are the most important ones, so I still consider the first recording I've heard of Murray Perahia as the single most powerful influence on my playing.
What have been the greatest challenges of your career so far?
There are lots of imperfect pianos out there, flight delays, last minute repertoire changes, etc. The main challenge is to have the right approach and try to make the best out of every situation.
Tell me about your new recording. How did you find the recording experience?
I feel very lucky, I've had a gorgeous Fazioli and an incredible team to work with. I've been in a studio many times before, but Henry Wood Hall felt different of course, a place with such rich history of recordings. At first you're very aware of the situation, but once you let go it's really just you and the music, and that's a beautiful feeling.
I hear there is a second recording coming up in 2014?
Yes, I'm already hard at work. Very exciting repertoire, and it also gives me a chance to work with both my teachers again, Arie Vardi and Christopher Elton, so I'm very happy about that as well.
Do you have a favourite concert venue to perform in?
I've performed several times in Wigmore Hall now and each time is special. So that's probably my favourite.
Favourite pieces to perform? Listen to?
Anything by Schubert, really. I hope that doesn't sound too simplistic.
Which performances/compositions/recordings are you most proud of?
Well, I don't compose, but I did write a few Cadenzas to some Mozart Concerti. Not proud enough I guess, in the end I've always played the original Mozart cadenza.
What is your most memorable concert experience?
Playing Mozart's "Coronation" Concerto, and from the first note everything just clicked, it all fell into place straight away. That's very rare.
What do you consider to be the most important ideas and concepts to impart to aspiring musicians?
I think the most important thing is to understand the language, how music is written. There's a strange Schenkerian consensus among too many people I think, that no one seems to question. To impose this method on every piece, every composer, is precisely to miss the point. It also goes without saying that one should be familiar with as much repertoire as possible, especially the kind you don't find appealing at first.
I'm preparing for some concerts, playing Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet for the first time, as well as some new Liszt and Debussy. I'm also premièring a new work by Freya Waley-Cohen, titled "Five Breaths".
What is your idea of perfect happiness?
I don't know about "perfect", but in one way or another it would include a David Aaronovitch piece, defending free expression and democratic values, a Mahler Symphony and most likely some Baklavas to go with my Turkish coffee.
Nadav Hertzka performs in the "Pietre Che Cantano" international Festival in Rocca di Mezzo, Italy.
Nadav's Tchaikovsky disc (Skarbo) is available now from Amazon, iTunes and other retailers.
Israeli pianist Nadav Hertzka has performed throughout the United States, Europe and Asia in major venues such as Carnegie Weill Hall, Wigmore Hall, Kings Place, Shanghai Conservatory, and Avery Fisher Hall. His festival appearances include the Mostly Mozart Festival in Lincoln Center, the Beethoven Festival in Israel and the Mozart Festival in Malta, as well as engagements in China, Russia, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, England and Scotland.
Mr. Hertzka made his orchestral debut at age 14 with the Haifa Symphony Orchestra, and has since worked with conductors Trevor Pinnock, Yi-An Xu, Mendi Rodan, Ishay Steckler, Eliezer Hachiti and Talia Ilan among others. He was featured on Radio and Television, including BBC3 and BBC Scotland. Winner of many international prizes and awards, including the Pinault Society International Piano Competition in New-York, the Frank Peleg and Ben-Haim competitions in Israel, the Rubin Academy Piano Prize, The Daniel Howard Trust Award, the Carlton House Award, and Howard de Walden Award. He is also a winner of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation Scholarship Competition, and has won scholarships in both Piano and Chamber Music.
Born in Tel-Aviv in 1986, Mr. Hertzka began his studies at age seven with Mrs. Nina Tansky. In 1996, he continued his studies with Mrs. Hadassah Gonen at the Israeli Conservatory of Music. He received his BMus Degree from the Tel-Aviv Rubin Academy as a student of Prof. Arie Vardi, and his MA Degree with Mr. Christopher Elton at the Royal Academy of Music, London.
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ETCO MAGAZINE - ISSUE 26
ETCO MAGAZINE - EDITION 26
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Informal market falls, but should rise
Research by ETCO and IBRE / FGV, carried out since 2003, showed a reduction in the underground economy. Reasons do not allow optimism
The informal market declined slightly in Brazil in 2020. The most likely reasons are related to the restrictions on economic activity caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the programs created by the government to protect the employment of those with a formal contract and to compensate the losses of workers informal.
These are the main conclusions of the 2020 edition of the survey that measures the Underground Economy Index (IES) in Brazil, held in partnership between ETCO and the Brazilian Institute of Economics of the Getulio Vargas Foundation (IBRE/FGV). According to the study, released in December, the informal market moved R$1,2 trillion last year, an amount that corresponds to 17,1% of the Brazilian GDP. In 2019, the rate had been 17,3%.
The setback interrupted a five-year cycle of elevation in the shadow economy, caused mainly by the long period of recession that the country went through between the second quarter of 2014 and the fourth quarter of 2016.
The ETCO and Ibre / FGV research has followed the evolution of the informal economy since 2003, when its share of GDP showed the highest level in the series: 21%. In the following years, the index registered uninterrupted declines until 2014, when it reached the historical low of 16,1% of GDP. The virtuous cycle reflected the growth of the economy in that period and regulatory advances that favored the formalization of business and jobs, such as the Individual Microentrepreneur (MEI) program and the Simples tax regime.
Fall by the pandemic
For ETCO's executive chairman, Edson Vismona, the reduction in the index in 2020 is not a cause for celebration. "The necessary restrictions on movement during the most critical months of the pandemic took people off the streets, damaging not only formal but also informal trade," he said. "All economic activity was stopped abruptly, and this had a strong economic and social impact."
Economist Paulo Peruchetti, from Ibre / FGV, recalled that the activities performed by formal workers were protected through the Emergency Benefit of Preservation of Employment and Income. Informal workers received Emergency Aid, which ensured income, but not work.
For this year, Peruchetti predicts the opposite movement. "As it is more flexible, the recovery of employment over the year is likely to occur due to stronger increases in the informal labor market, which may reverse the decline in the underground economy indicator in the coming years," he says.
The informal market measured by the Ibre / FGV survey comprises all economic activities carried out without the knowledge of the government, which do not pay taxes or are subject to official regulations. The index is calculated based on two variables: the amount of paper money in circulation in the country, whose increase is usually associated with the growth of the informal market, and the data referring to the employment of the National Household Sample Survey (Pnad) from IBGE .
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humans than any other species, the work of two people rather than one. Hence the very rare phenomenon among mammals, of pair bonding, unlike other species where the male contribution tends to end with the act of impregnation. Among most primates, fathers don't even recognise their children let alone care for them. Elsewhere in the animal kingdom motherhood is almost universal but fatherhood is rare.
throughout history, among animals as well as humans, a prime driver of violence.
statement that every human being, regardless of class, colour, culture or creed, is in the image and likeness of God himself. We know that in the ancient world it was rulers, kings, emperors and pharaohs who were held to be in the image of God. So what Genesis was saying was that we are all royalty. We each have equal dignity in the kingdom of faith under the sovereignty of God.
wives, are all critiques that point the way to monogamy.
other, be it a human, or the divine, Other.
class in any hierarchical society stands to gain from promiscuity and polygamy, both of which multiply the chances of my genes being handed on to the next generation. From monogamy the rich and powerful lose and the poor and powerless gain. So the return of monogamy goes against the normal grain of social change and was a real triumph for the equal dignity of all. Every bride and every groom are royalty; every home a palace when furnished with love.
The fourth remarkable development was the way this transformed the moral life.
Abolition of Man, reciprocity is the Golden Rule shared by all the great civilizations.
human heart. That needs us.
around our finger like a wedding ring. Each morning we renew our marriage with God.
lover, that Rabbi Akiva called the holy of holies of religious literature.
what it brought together: sexual drive, physical desire, friendship, companionship, emotional kinship and love, the begetting of children and their protection and care, their early education and induction into an identity and a history. Seldom has any institution woven together so many different drives and desires, roles and responsibilities. It made sense of the world and gave it a human face, the face of love.
more than a million children will grow up with no contact whatsoever with their fathers.
which we should never return.
end happily. After many years of studying the text I want to suggest a different reading.
made for them "garments of light." What did he mean?
he had a child. But he could not have a child on his own. For that he needed his wife.
for him, a type, and became a person in her own right. And a person has a proper name.
know it, a place of darkness, Adam gave his wife the first gift of love, a personal name.
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St Mirren 3-2 Celtic
Updated / Sunday, 27 Jan 2013 17:48
Esmael Goncalves gave Saints the lead in the eighth minute
St Mirren pulled off one of the biggest cup shocks of recent times as they defeated Celtic at Hampden to book their place in the Scottish Communities League Cup final.
Danny Lennon's side had lost their last eight games against the Scottish champions without scoring but ended that hoodoo in the most dramatic fashion to seal a meeting with Hearts in the final on 17 March.
Debutant Esmael Goncalves gave Saints the lead in the eighth minute but Gary Hooper levelled a minute before the interval.
Buddies goalkeeper Craig Samson saved Charlie Mulgrew's penalty four minutes into the second half and Mulgrew compounded his error in the 83rd minute by handling a Gary Teale cross inside the box, allowing former Celt Paul McGowan to score from the spot before Steven Thompson grabbed a third.
Mulgrew ended a desperate afternoon by scoring with the last kick of the match as St Mirren registered their first victory at the national stadium since the Scottish Cup final in 1987.
Celtic, flying high at the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League, will play Juventus in their Champions League last-16 clash next month but once again they came up short at Hampden under Neil Lennon, having lost to Ross County, Kilmarnock and Hearts in the last three years.
The Hoops boss made three changes to the side that started in the 4-0 win over Dundee United in midweek, with skipper Scott Brown and defenders Adam Matthews and Kelvin Wilson coming in, as Beram Kayal, Mikael Lustig and Thomas Rogne dropped out.
Goncalves , the 21-year-old Portuguese striker who signed on loan from Rio Ave last week, wasted no time in making his mark as his St Mirren career got off to a dream start.
When Teale picked up the ball wide on the right, a well-worked Saints break looked in danger of petering out.
However, he knocked a pass back to Conor Newton and when the midfielder swung a cross into the area, Goncalves stretched to send the ball past Lukasz Zaluska and in off the post.
The surge of adrenaline that ran through the Paisley side was tangible and that was exemplified moments later when midfielder John McGinn tested Zaluska with a left-footed drive from 25 yards.
The Parkhead side shrugged off their initial lethargy and forced St Mirren back.
Brown was set up by Joe Ledley in the 20th minute but his angled drive from eight yards deflected off Saints stopper Marc McAusland for a corner, which came to nothing.
Moments later, Brown's searching pass evaded St Mirren skipper Goodwin and was pulled out of the air expertly by Hooper but his right-footed volley clipped the bar.
In the 28th minute Georgios Samaras climbed at the back post to get on the end of a Matthews cross but his header came off the top of the bar before going over.
St Mirren looked to have steadied themselves but a minute from the break Celtic levelled through Hooper.
Lassad's pass found Brown storming into the penalty area and when his cross flashed across the six-yard box, Hooper, who scored braces in each of his last two games, hit the ball into the roof of the net for his 23rd of the season.
Celtic looked fired up for the start of the second half and they were presented with a chance to go ahead when referee Collum pointed to the spot after the ball struck Goodwin's arm from Lassad's drive.
However, Samson guessed right, diving low to his right to parry Mulgrew's spot-kick with Ledley firing the rebound over the bar.
The Wales international came closer moments later with an effort which landed on top of the crossbar.
Saints were hanging on but restored their lead from the spot in the 63rd minute when Mulgrew raised his arm to block Teale's cross and McGowan stepped up to confidently send Zaluska the wrong way.
Neil Lennon immediately replaced Lassad with Kris Commons but the Celtic fans were stunned again when Thompson put the Buddies further ahead with a wonderful volley from 12 yards from McAusland's cross.
Mulgrew went close with a header but Saints almost made it four in the 81st minute when Zaluska parried Teale's shot but Thompson failed to get on the end of the rebound.
Saints sensed it was to be their day and they fought valiantly all the way to the final whistle, with Mulgrew's late strike a mere footnote to what will go down as an historic day for the Buddies.


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        ValueProxy.cpp
OBJECTS=$(patsubst %,$(OUTDIR)/%,$(SOURCES:.cpp=.o))
LIBRARY=libV8_Net_Proxy.so

.PHONY: all v8 release debug makeoutdir clean copybin

all: debug copybin

v8: # to be able to build V8 only with "make v8"
    cd V8; bash V8Update.sh

release: OUTDIR=bin/Release
debug: OUTDIR=bin/Debug

release debug:
    $(MAKE) -S makeoutdir $(LIBRARY) OUTDIR=$(OUTDIR)

makeoutdir:
    mkdir -p $(OUTDIR)

clean:
    rm bin/ -rf
#   rm V8/build -rf

copybin:
    cp -a bin/Debug/*.so ../bin/Debug

$(LIBRARY): $(OUTDIR)/libv8-$(ARCH).so $(OBJECTS)
    $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -lv8-$(ARCH) -L$(OUTDIR) -o $(patsubst %,$(OUTDIR)/%,$@) $(OBJECTS)

$(OUTDIR)/libv8-$(ARCH).so: v8

$(OUTDIR)/%.o: %.cpp $(DEPS)
    $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $<

What am I doing wrong here?

A: It should be
v8: $(OUTDIR)/libv8-$(ARCH).so

$(OUTDIR)/libv8-$(ARCH).so:
    cd V8; bash V8Update.sh

You can't depend on phony target - it will be executed every time (and that is a feature, btw).

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Australian Citizenship Amendment (Defence Families) Bill 2012
A Bill for an Act to amend the Australian Citizenship Act 2007, and for other purposes
Administered by: Immigration and Citizenship
Registered 28 May 2012
Introduced HR 24 May 2012
2010‑2011‑2012
(Immigration and Citizenship)
3............ Schedule(s)......................................................................................... 2
Australian Citizenship Act 2007 3
This Act may be cited as the Australian Citizenship Amendment (Defence Families) Act 2012.
Provision(s)
A single day to be fixed by Proclamation.
However, if the provision(s) do not commence within the period of 6 months beginning on the day this Act receives the Royal Assent, they commence on the day after the end of that period.
3 Schedule(s)
Each Act that is specified in a Schedule to this Act is amended or repealed as set out in the applicable items in the Schedule concerned, and any other item in a Schedule to this Act has effect according to its terms.
Australian Citizenship Act 2007
1 Paragraphs 21(2)(c), (3)(c) and (4)(d)
Omit "has completed relevant defence service", substitute "satisfies the defence service requirement".
2 Section 23
Repeal the section, substitute:
23 Defence service requirement
Person who has completed relevant defence service
(1) For the purposes of section 21, a person satisfies the defence service requirement if the person has completed relevant defence service.
Member of family unit of person who has completed relevant defence service etc.
(2) If:
(a) a person (the defence person) was granted, on or after 1 July 2007, a visa prescribed by the regulations; and
(b) the defence person has completed relevant defence service; and
(c) another person (the relative) was a member of the family unit of the defence person when the defence person was granted the visa; and
(d) the relative holds a visa of that kind because the relative is a member of the family unit of the defence person;
the relative satisfies the defence service requirement for the purposes of section 21.
(b) the defence person dies while undertaking service in the Permanent Forces or the Reserves; and
(d) immediately before the death of the defence person, the relative held a visa of that kind because the relative was a member of the family unit of the defence person;
(4) In this section:
member of the family unit of a person has the same meaning as in the Migration Act 1958.
Permanent Forces means the Permanent Navy, the Regular Army or the Permanent Air Force.
relevant defence service: a person has completed relevant defence service if:
(a) the person has undertaken a total of at least 90 days service in one or more of the Permanent Forces (whether or not that service was continuous); or
(b) the person has undertaken a total of at least 90 days service on which he or she was required for, and attended and was entitled to be paid for, duty in one or more of the Reserves (whether or not that service was continuous); or
(c) the person:
(i) was discharged from service undertaken in one of the Permanent Forces or the Reserves as medically unfit for that service; and
(ii) became so unfit because of service undertaken in any of the Permanent Forces or the Reserves.
Reserves means the Naval Reserve, the Army Reserve or the Air Force Reserve.
service: a person undertakes service in the Permanent Forces or the Reserves only if the person is appointed, enlisted or transferred into any of the Permanent Forces or the Reserves.
Note: For appointment, enlistment or transfer into any of the Permanent Forces or the Reserves, see the Naval Defence Act 1910, the Defence Act 1903 and the Air Force Act 1923.
3 Application
The amendments made by this Schedule apply in relation to the making of a decision under section 24 of the Australian Citizenship Act 2007 after the commencement of this item, whether the application to which the decision relates was made before or after that commencement.


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DGP visits attack spot; meets injured cops
He also interacted with the senior officers and ordered a series of measures to be adopted while making the deployment of the personnel, their travel as well as in other different situations.
The DGP first visited the place of incident and afterwards held interaction with the officers and jawans at the Armed Police Complex Zewan. File/ GK
Jammu: Director General of Police J&K, Dilbag Singh on Tuesday visited the place of incident where the police bus was attacked by militants near Zewan and Armed Police Complex. He later visited 92 Base Hospital to enquire about health of police personnel who were injured in the attack on Monday evening.
The DGP first visited the place of incident and afterwards held interaction with the officers and jawans at the Armed Police Complex Zewan. ADGP, Armed,S. J. M. Gillani, IGP Kashmir, Vijay Kumar, DIG Central Kashmir Range, Sujit Kumar, Commandants of IR/ARP and SSP Srinagar were present on the occasion.
"During his interaction with the officers and jawans, the DGP paid rich tributes to the police personnel who attained martyrdom in yesterday's terror attack. Two minutes' silence was observed in memory of these fallen heroes" said a statement.
As per the statement, the DGP appreciated the jawans for retaliating the terrorist attack saying that immediate response avoided what would have been possibly a huge loss. "He also complimented the driver for his sensible and quick action during the incident.
He said that in the retaliation one terrorist was reportedly injured and vowed that perpetrators would be brought to justice very soon. He directed the personnel to use the protective gear while on duty for personal safety, and take all protection on duty as well as during to and fro travel from the camps to deployments places," the statement said.
The DGP said that they have successfully faced challenges in the past and added that with the dedicated and committed efforts of Jammu and Kashmir Police and other security forces, the situation is progressively improving. "Attempts are being made to cause damage to the peace and every such attempt would be foiled with fortitude," the DGP added. He also interacted with the senior officers and ordered a series of measures to be adopted while making the deployment of the personnel, their travel as well as in other different situations.
The DGP also went on to see the police bus that was attacked in the incident.
"Accompanied by ADGP, Armed, IGP Kashmir, Vijay Kumar, DIG CKR, the DGP, J&K in the afternoon visited 92 Base Hospital BB Cantt Srinagar and enquired about the health of the Police personnel injured yesterday in a cowardly terror attack" the statement said. The DGP J&K and GOC 15 corps Lt Gen DP Pandey along with other officers went to all the injured individually and enquired about their wellbeing. The DGP met the doctors treating the injured and impressed for all possible treatment for their early recovery. DGP wished for the speedy recovery of the injured officials. He also met the parents and relatives of the injured policemen and assured them that all help will be provided to injured policemen. He was briefed by the hospital authorities about the treatment being administered to the injured officials, the statement said.


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Aereo Argued, Waiting Begins
By Deborah D McAdams 22 April 2014
WASHINGTON—The justices of the U.S. Supreme Court were skeptical about Aereo's technology but concerned about protecting the cloud in Tuesday's oral arguments.
"There's no technological reason for you to have 10,000 dime-sized antennae, other than to get around copyright law," Chief Justice John Roberts said to Aereo attorney David Frederick, according to the hearing transcript.
Several networks and TV stations have sued Aereo for reselling broadcast signals without a copyright agreement. After a series of fights in several lower courts, the Supreme Court agreed in January to review the case. Only on-site journalists were privy to the live proceedings. The SCOTUS does not yet allow electronics in the court room.
Paul Clement, arguing on behalf of broadcasters, opened by saying that despite Aereo's distribution method of renting one of thousands of tiny antennae to each subscriber, the service itself was "not materially different" from cable television. Cable providers, however, have to pay retransmission fees to carry TV station signals. Aereo intentionally does not, claiming its antennas provide a private, rather than a public performance, and are therefore not subject to retrans requirements.
Justice Sonia Sotomayer asked why Aereo wasn't considered a cable operation.
"I look at the definition of a cable company, and it seems to fit," she said.
Clement replied that Aereo doesn't want to be defined as a cable company in order to avoid retrans fees. Further, he said, its business model would prevent Aereo from securing a compulsory license to retransmit TV signals.
Justice Elena Kagan jumped in and steered the conversation toward the public-private performance issue. She asked if selling rather than renting the antenna and hard drive to the user comprised a private performance. Clement said it did. Sotomayer said that meant Roku is paying for a license for no reason.
"They sold me a piece of equipment," she said.
Clement said he didn't know Roku's arrangement, but that if there was no one involved in the transmission of content and it was played solely in the home, it likely comprised a private performance.
Justices Anthony Kennedy and Samuel Alito asked how Aereo was different from Cablevision's remote digital video recorder, deemed permissible in the 2008 case, Cartoon Network v. CVC Holdings. Clement replied that Cablevision pays retrans to get the initial performance.
Justice Stephen Breyer asked how to word a ruling that didn't take other content cloud storage down with it. Kagan joined in. Clement said not all cloud services are created equal.
"The details of it might matter," he said.
Malcom Stewart of the Solicitor General's office was up next. He said Aereo fit the definition of a cable service, and that a cloud locker storage provider who sold content access to multiple users was promulgating a public performance.
Breyer pressed on the cloud matter. Stewart said over-reaching could be avoided in how the content is transmitted "to the public."
"If you have a pure cloud locker service, a service that doesn't provide content, it simply stores content and then plays it back at the user's request, that service would be providing content to its true owner," he said.
David Fredrick countered Clement and Stewart's description of Aereo as a cable service.
"There's a very particularized regulatory structure that deals with taking a lot of content and pushing it down to consumers," he said. "Aereo is an equipment provider. Nothing happens on Aereo's equipment until a user initiates the system."
Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg asked if Judge Denny Chin of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit was right when he said there was "no technically sound reason to use these multiple antennas; that the only reason for that was to avoid the breach of the Copyright Act."
Frederick said it was a "complex question" involving technical and economic reasons. A start-up, for example, could not afford the process of erecting a large antenna in New York City. That's when Chief Justice John Roberts reiterated Bader-Ginsburg's remarks.
Frederick said the case shouldn't turn on the number of antennas, but who is receiving the signals from them via the Internet as a private performance.
Justice Antonin Scalia said that had nothing to do with the question.
"You're just saying that by doing it this way, you don't violate the copyright laws," Scalia said. "But his question is, is there any reason you did it other than not to violate the copyright law?"
Frederick said the model allows consumers to replicate putting an antenna on the roof and installing a DVR, at a smaller cost. Roberts wasn't having it.
"They don't have, 'this is my little dime thing, and this is my copy that's going to be here," he said. "They're there, and when they want something, you provide the service of giving them that. They don't have a dedicated antenna in Brooklyn."
Some do, Frederick said, but the point is that users rent the equipment much the same way Cablevision subscribers rent set-top boxes. He also said the Aereo model allows for easier growth.
"It is much simpler if you're a start-up to add components, to add modules, when you're… ramping up," he said.
Breyer expressed the court's concern about getting the ruling right.
"I don't understand what the decision for you or against you when I write it is going to do to all kinds of other technologies," he said to Frederick. "I've read the briefs fairly carefully, and I'm still uncertain that I understand it well enough. That isn't your problem, but it might turn out to be."
The court's decision is expected this summer.


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Coleção95/85 - Brereton Greenhous and Stephen John Harris collection
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232 photographs: b&w ; 25.5 x 20.5 cm or smaller
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Brereton Greenhous (1929-) was a Senior historian with the Directorate of History and an author. Born in England, he served in the British Army, with the Malayan police, and in the Canadian army between 1947 and 1965. He completed a B.A. degree at Carleton University, an M.A. at Queen's University, and two years of pre-doctoral study in Dublin before teaching history at Lakehead University. He joined the Department of National Defence in 1971. An authority on tactical airpower (especially on the aircraft/armour interface), his articles on military history have been published in six countries. He is also the author of "Semper Paratus: The History of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment), 1862-1977", and co-author with W.A.B. Douglas of "Out of Shadows: Canada in the Second World War."
Harris, Stephen John
Stephen John Harris (1948- ) is Chief Historian at the Directorate of History and Heritage. Raised in Toronto and Burlington, he attended McMaster University, Hamilton, where he received a B.A. (English and History) in 1969, and a M.A. (History) in 1970. In September 1970 he accepted a position with the Canadian Forces College Extension School, located at Armour Heights, as an instructor in military history, a position he held until 1974. That year he began doctoral studies at Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, and finished his Ph.D. in 1979. His thesis, "Canadian Brass: The Making of a Professional Army, 1860-1939", was published by the University of Toronto Press in 1988. Dr. Harris joined the Directorate of History in 1979, and from 1980 until 1994 was part of a team writing the Official History of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF). He contributed two chapters to Volume II, and was responsible for the ten chapters dealing with the strategic bombing offensive in Volume III. With Brereton Greenshous, he wrote a history of the battle of Vimy Ridge commemorating its 75th anniversary. He has also contributed articles on army and air force history to a number of books and journals, and has recently written a number of internal DND studies on professionalism, unification, militia reorganization, and command control.
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Fonds consists of the original English manuscript, French translation, the French translation with corrections, and English and French galley proofs, as well as illustrations, both English and French captions, mockups and various materials used in the production of the book "Canada and the battle of Vimy Ridge, 9-12 April 1917". Also includes an extensive collection of related photographs not selected for the book.
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USE CATALOGUED COPY DHist library D545 V5 G73. Copies of photographs reproduced from originals held at the National Archives of Canada and the Dept. of National Defence's Directorate of History. Published also in French under the title: Le Canada et la bataille de Vimy, 9-12 avril, 1917.
Originally titled Canada and the battle of Vimy Ridge, 9-12 April 1917: Selected records of Brereton Greenhous and Stephen John Harris collection
USE CATALOGUED COPY DHist library D545 V5 G73.
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The Attack on the Capitol Was a Success. So What Happens Next?
Crowd of Trump supporters marching on the US Capitol on 6 January 2021, ultimately leading the building being breached and several deaths. Photo courtesy of TapTheForwardAssist.
By Evan Perkoski
For the first time since 1814, unauthorized forces took control of the United States Capitol building. Domestic insurrectionists inspired and motivated by a sitting president overcame defenses (albeit weak), stormed the building, then looted and pillaged its grounds.
Much about this event is deeply troubling. It reveals fundamental faults in our society, our institutions, and our leaders. But one under-appreciated aspect of this event with significant implications is the fact, quite simply, that it succeeded.
Of course, success is hard to measure. In this case, the clearest victory was tactical: members of the fascist mob broke into the Capitol and disrupted the electoral process. Strategically, however, if their goal was to keep President Trump in power, or to capture Vice President Pence, they failed. Congress' determination to certify the Electoral College results the same day made sure of that.
No matter its form, the success of last week's insurrection is significant. Non-state groups and even lone attackers are copycats, and they are emboldened by success. They are rational, they read the news, and they mimic what others do—especially when it works. Evidence of this is overwhelming. We see it in the design and implementation of IEDs, the diffusion of suicide bombings and kidnappings, and even the rise and evolution of mass shootings in the United States.
Airline hijackings were no different. Terrorist organizations were highly responsive to the successes of their peers. Simply put, success made additional hijacking attempts much more likely. And while improved defenses like metal detectors made hijackings less likely, groups also found ways around them—as with the hijackings on 9/11.
There are more recent examples, too. One of the Islamic State's first vehicle-borne terrorist attacks—where individuals drive trucks through crowded sidewalks—occurred on July 14, 2016, in Nice, France. Eighty-six people died and 458 were injured. Nearly 10 similar attacks rattled Europe the following year. Zero occurred the year before.
The copycat nature of political violence suggests that we may see more of it in the United States—perhaps in the same form, or against similar targets—even if states and the federal governments step up their defenses. In fact, we have already seen this: in the immediate aftermath of the events in DC, crowds formed at numerous statehouses, and officials were evacuated in New Mexico, Georgia, Texas, and Washington state. The following day, protesters who participated in the Capitol attack gathered in New Mexico and claimed they would be back on January 20 to do it again. "Blood will run out of the building," they said. And owing to the success, analysts have even warned that this now offers a blueprint for future attacks by the Islamic State.
Why did this insurrection succeed against one of the world's foremost military powers? How could an unorganized mob storm the US Capitol? Sadly, last week's tragedy confirms another well-established research finding: that defense policies, even domestic ones, are highly politicized. In this case, it is even more troubling that the commander in chief not only goaded on the attackers, but resisted sending in the National Guard for a time. This helped the attack succeed. By doing so, the outgoing president not only set a dangerous precedent for domestic violence, but he made it much more likely as well.
Evan Perkoski
Evan Perkoski is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Connecticut. He is also a Research Fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, and a Non-Resident Fellow at the Krulak Center for Innovation and Creativity at the Marine Corps University. He researches the behavior of armed groups and the dynamics of popular uprisings. His work is published in International Organization, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Journal of Global Security Studies, and elsewhere.
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The first book, as yet untitled, will focus on building websites using the Joomla! Content Management System (CMS), which will be Bailey's third on the topic. It will be split into theoretical chapters, which take the reader through the process of building a site from scratch, and examples of existing sites with specific functionality such as shopping carts or discussion forums.
The second book, with a current working title of 'The useful book of gadgets, gizmos and apps' will feature dozens of items to help with day-to-day tasks. Examples include streaming movies to multiple devices in your car, fixing Wi-Fi problems in the home, various low-cost or free computer software utilities and many additional uses for your smartphone.
Two submissions by Martin Bailey have been shortlisted for the IT Europa Awards, with the winners to be announced in London on 25th March 2015. JETCAM was nominated for CrossTrack in the Vertical Market Solution of the Year, and 123insight was nominated for ERP/CRP/Rlationship Solution of the Year.


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 * is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express
 * or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under
 * the License.
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/*
 * This code was generated by https://github.com/googleapis/google-api-java-client-services/
 * Modify at your own risk.
 */

package com.google.api.services.retail.v2.model;

/**
 * Maps a set of terms to a set of synonyms. Set of synonyms will be treated as synonyms of each
 * query term only. `query_terms` will not be treated as synonyms of each other. Example: "sneakers"
 * will use a synonym of "shoes". "shoes" will not use a synonym of "sneakers".
 *
 *
 This is the Java data model class that specifies how to parse/serialize into the JSON that is
 * transmitted over HTTP when working with the Retail API. For a detailed explanation see:
 * https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/java/google-http-java-client/json
 *

 *
 * @author Google, Inc.
 */
@SuppressWarnings("javadoc")
public final class GoogleCloudRetailV2RuleOnewaySynonymsAction extends com.google.api.client.json.GenericJson {

  /**
   * Will be [deprecated = true] post migration;
   * The value may be {@code null}.
   */
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  /**
   * Terms from the search query. Will treat synonyms as their synonyms. Not themselves synonyms of
   * the synonyms. Can specify up to 100 terms.
   * The value may be {@code null}.
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  private java.util.List<java.lang.String> queryTerms;

  /**
   * Defines a set of synonyms. Cannot contain duplicates. Can specify up to 100 synonyms.
   * The value may be {@code null}.
   */
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  /**
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   * @return value or {@code null} for none
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    return onewayTerms;
  }

  /**
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    this.onewayTerms = onewayTerms;
    return this;
  }

  /**
   * Terms from the search query. Will treat synonyms as their synonyms. Not themselves synonyms of
   * the synonyms. Can specify up to 100 terms.
   * @return value or {@code null} for none
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    return queryTerms;
  }

  /**
   * Terms from the search query. Will treat synonyms as their synonyms. Not themselves synonyms of
   * the synonyms. Can specify up to 100 terms.
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    return synonyms;
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    return this;
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  @Override
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Pop Aesthetics: From Warhol to Hirst to KAWS
Agora Gallery
Wednesday, 1 February 2023 to Tuesday, 21 February 2023
# artshow #contemporaryart #exhibition
Exhibition Dates: February 01 - 21, 2023
Gallery Hours: Tues-Sat 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
Gallery Location: 530 West 25th Street, New York, NY
Event URL: https://agora-gallery.com/ag-exhibitions/pop-aesthetics-from-warhol-to-hirst-to-kaws/
Agora Gallery is pleased to present its compelling survey of contemporary pop art directly influenced by the work of Andy Warhol. The exhibition will run from February 1st through 21st, 2023.
The lineage of pop art seems to flow naturally from its relation to the objects and iconography of the mass culture in which it pulls from. However, the most influential contemporary artists producing work that comments on mass culture are certainly doing so while also examining and reevaluating key concepts of the pop art movements that precede them.
About Agora Gallery
Agora Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery located in the heart of Chelsea's fine art district in New York. Established in 1984, Agora Gallery specializes in connecting art dealers and collectors with national and international artists. The art gallery's expert consultants are available to assist corporate and private clients in procuring original artwork to meet their organization's specific needs and budget requirements. With a strong online presence and popular online gallery, ARTmine, coupled with the spacious and elegant physical gallery space, the work of our talented artists, who work in diverse media and styles, can receive the attention it deserves. Over the years Agora Gallery has sponsored and catered to special events aimed at fostering social awareness and promoting the use of art to help those in need.
https://agora-gallery.com/ag-exhibitions/pop-aesthetics-from-warhol-to-hirst-to-…
530 West 25th Street, New York, NY
Agora Gallery , New York
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See Hunter Hayes & Levi Hummon live in concert on Saturday, April 20 starting at 5:30 p.m. during the 2019 Food & Wine Festival at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.
Levi Hummon to play at 5:30 p.m.
Hunter Hayes to play at 7:00 p.m.
For Hunter Hayes, complacency is the enemy. After being nominated for a handful of GRAMMY Awards, snagging a collection of CMA's and touring the world behind a pair of critically-acclaimed albums, it would be far too easy for the revered singer-songwriter and top-notch musician to rest on his laurels. But Hayes wants more. "I had to get in the mindset of 'I'm starting over,'" the 25-year-old says boldly of a rigorous two-year process during which he wrote more than 100 songs; made a Nashville studio his personal playground and, most important for his development as a category-defying artist and musical innovator, flipped convention on its head.
Authentic, genuine, sincere, talented. Those are respectable words to describe rising country artist Levi Hummon. But spend a little time with the young Nashville native and another word rises among the adjectives. Driven. And with the release of his six-song EP, Patient, listeners finally hear the results of that drive. One of those rare artists that was both born and raised in Nashville, Levi cultivated a lot of that determination on his own, but some of it is pure DNA. His father is GRAMMY award-winning, singer/songwriter Marcus Hummon and his mother is CNN "Hero of the Year" recipient Reverend Becca Stevens. Levi witnessed firsthand how to dream big and how to make those dreams happen.
CONCERTS BEGIN AT 5:30 P.M.


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I recently finished reading, "The Jesus I Never Knew" by Philip Yancey. It came recommended by a few friends and I am so glad I read it.
In this book, Yancey describes the journey he took to understand Jesus Christ. He used the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke & John), as the basis for his research. During this research he signed up to teach a class about who Jesus was. In this class, He reviewed 16 movies and analyzed how they portrayed Jesus. He determined this Jesus was not the Jesus spoken of in the Gospels.
The book is a detailed overview of the life of Jesus, including Jewish culture and how Jesus' life would have looked.
There are not enough words to describe the feelings I have after reading this book. It has opened my eyes to seeing Jesus in a new way, perhaps the way He actually is.
A question that I've always had: Does God care? was discussed in this book. Yancey points out that Jesus is God's answer to that question. Jesus lived life as a man and had human compassions. How much more compassion must he have had being the Son of God and knowing his eventual death (and resurrection) to save mankind? Yes, Jesus cared, therefore, God cares.
I would recommend this book to someone who wants to know more about Jesus. This book is not for someone who wants to know more about acting/looking good or church politics. I loved that this book has given me a new picture of Jesus--who He was and is--to carry with me in life.
I'm happily listing this book as the Book that Changed my Life today because knowing who Jesus is matters more than any other belief I have.
Have you read The Jesus I Never Knew? What book has changed your life?


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from django.contrib import admin
from announcement.models import Announcement

# Register your models here.

class  AnnouncementAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
	date_hierarchy ='modify_date'
	fields = ('title','content','enable_flag')
	exclude = ('add_date','modify_date')
	list_display = ('title','modify_date','add_date','enable_flag')
	list_filter = ('add_date','modify_date')

admin.site.register(Announcement,AnnouncementAdmin)


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Q: Appending strings from json object on a condition together efficiently? So I have an array of json objects that look like:
data = [{key1: 123, key2:"this is the first string to concatenate"},
 {key1: 131, key2:"this is the second string to concatenate"},
 {key1: 152, key2:"this is the third string to concatenate"} ]

basically, I am using a for loop right now as follows:
all_key2 = ""
data = json.load(json_file)
for p in data:
    #make it all one big string
    if langid.classify(p["key2"])=="english":
        all_key2 = p["key2"] + " " + all_key2

so answer should be:
"this is the first string to concatenate this is the second string to concatenate this is the third string to concatenate"

But this is taking a lot of time because I have a bajillion objects and long strings. Is there a faster way to accomplish this concatentation?
[EDIT] Was looking into lambda functions, might  that be the way to go?

A: all_key2 = " ".join([elem["key2"] for elem in data if langid.classify(elem["key2"])=="english"])


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Blogs >
Vantage Points >
On the Declaration of Independence
*The FHU Blogs web pages provide a location for faculty and students to discuss their perspectives, thoughts, and opinions related to University programs and activities as well as current or historical events. The perspectives, thoughts, and opinions expressed on these web pages are solely those of the original authors. The authors' perspectives, thoughts, and opinions do not necessarily represent those of Freed-Hardeman University.
by Stephen Morris
One of the advantages of teaching American Government is having the regular opportunity to read and discuss what has been called the grandest, bravest, and most profound political document ever written. The Declaration of Independence was, in the words of John Quincy Adams, "the first example of a self-constituted nation proclaiming to the rest of mankind the principles upon which it was associated." The document's principal author, Thomas Jefferson, said that the Declaration "was intended to be an expression of the American mind." Abraham Lincoln extolled the Declaration's "sacred" principles, and G. K. Chesterton considered the Declaration to be America's political "creed."
What are the sacred principles upon which the Americans of 1776 associated? The core ideas of the Declaration are found in its brilliantly concise second paragraph:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, --That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.
These few lines articulate the eight essential tenants of the political philosophy upon which America is founded:
1. America is founded on belief in Truth. Men do not pledge their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor for principles that they are not convinced are true and right. The postmodern world may reject the idea that truth is absolute or knowable, but the Declaration plainly adopts truth as its standard of authority and action.
2. America is founded on belief in God. There is an ongoing debate over whether America is, or was ever, a "Christian nation" (it depends, of course, on how one defines the term), but no one can dispute that the Declaration presupposes the existence of a "Creator" and "Supreme Judge of the World" who guides by "Providence" and is the source of natural law. The existence of God is the first, great self-evident truth (Psalm 19:1, Romans 1:20), and it has profound implications for political principles that follow.
3. America is founded on Natural Law. The Declaration expressly relies upon "the Laws of Nature and Nature's God," a concept that was accepted by everyone from Aristotle to Thomas Aquinas to John Locke. Natural law is comprised of the kind of "self-evident" truths upon which the Declaration relies, truths which are capable of being established by observation and reason. God established natural law to be universal, immutable, and ultimately superior to the authority of any earthly sovereign.
4. America is founded on the equality of all men. Because God created each of us in His image (Genesis 1:27), the Declaration rejects any sort of aristocracy of birth in favor of considering every person a legal and political equal, each possessing the same rights. America is often criticized for failing to live up to this principle, but the Declaration's rejection of kings and nobles in favor of limited self-government was the first step on the long road to every American being equally free and independent.
5. America is founded on the existence of fundamental rights. Each person has been endowed by the Creator with life, with freedom of choice, with abilities, and with opportunities. Our right to these gifts comes from God, and no human government has the authority to deprive us of their enjoyment.
6. America is founded on the principle that the basic purpose of government is to secure the rights of its citizens. Not only are our rights "unalienable," government has as its first duty the protection of rights. National defense, the police, the courts, and our laws exist to "secure the blessings of liberty" by protecting us from those who would do us wrong (Romans 13:1-7).
7. America is founded on the principle that just government depends upon the "consent of the governed." A government can maintain its power over its people by many means, but the only legitimate basis is the support or acquiescence of its citizens. When President Lincoln spoke of government "of the people, by the people, and for the people," he was reaffirming this principle of popular sovereignty.
8. America is founded on the principle that the people have the right to alter or abolish any government that "becomes destructive of these ends." When government infringes or otherwise fails to secure the fundamental rights of its citizens, those citizens are free not only to criticize the government, to vote politicians and parties out of office, and even to amend the Constitution, but, in the most extreme cases ("not for light or transient causes") they may even overthrow their government and establish a new one.
Here are eight ideas that united America, eight profound spiritual and political propositions that still justify our existence as a nation and form the basis of our Constitutional system. These principles are our heritage as Americans, a heritage we must cherish and maintain. As Lincoln said, the Declaration was "meant to set up a standard maxim for free society, which should be familiar to all, and revered by all; constantly looked to, constantly labored for, and even though never perfectly attained, constantly approximated, and thereby spreading and deepening its influence and augmenting the happiness and value of life to all people of all colors everywhere."


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Q: Getting Image/File Data From WebKitFormBoundary PHP I am uploading a file via ajax, an image specifically, and in my upload I am getting this information on the php server:
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A: I had this problem, and fix it changing request method to 'POST', i hope this help!


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AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019: Are you looking for AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019? If yes, then it is the right destination to collect the proper information about the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) Hall Ticket 2019. Here in this article, we had presented a lot of material about the ఇంటర్మీడియట్ ఎడ్యుకేషన్ బోర్డు ఆంధ్ర ప్రదేశ్ (BIEAP) Call Letter 2019. The higher authorities of Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) had released the bieap.gov.in Admit Card 2019 for the exam. Competitors who are ready for the exam, they can download the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 and attend for the exam on the scheduled date at various examination centers. The list of examination centers will be released on the official portal @ bieap.gov.in.
Most of the students from past few days onwards are searching for the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 in various websites on the internet. Now no need to waste your valuable time to search about AP Sr. Intermediate Hall Tickets 2019, because at the bottom of this article we had provided a direct link to download the AP Sr. Intermediate Hall Ticket 2019. So candidates can easily download the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 through this link when the authorities of the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) release the official notification on their website.
The BIEAP Sr. Inter Hall Tickets 2019 can also be collected at the respective colleges which will be issued by the college authority. The students need to take the hall ticket to the examination hall. Otherwise, they will not be allowed to write the Final examination. For the sake of the students we are providing the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 link on this article, so aspirants can download the BIEAP Sr.Inter Hall Ticket 2019 through this page without any interruption.
Board of Intermediate Education conducts the practical tests from February to the 2nd year for inter students. And the final exams will be scheduled for the month of March 2019. So for both the Government and Private College the senior inter exams will be conducted in the month of March 2019. AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 will be available in the month of February 2019. While downloading the AP Intermediate Hall Ticket 2019 from the official web source @ bieap.gov.in there will be a heavy rush, because all the students will search for the BIEAP Sr. Inter Hall Ticket 2019. For that reason, we are providing a direct link to download AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 easily from the official website of the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP). Candidates who are studying Sr. Intermediate they can bookmark our webpage Recruitment Syllabus for more updates.
Each and every student should carry the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 at the time of attending for the Final examination. For that reason, students must and should download the Hall Ticket from the official web portal bieap.gov.in or through our web page at below provided the link. Some of the important details students need to check when downloading the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 from the official web page. those details we mentioned in the below as list, so candidates can refer those points carefully.
At the time of Examinations, the managers of the examination must check each and every student for the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 for confirmation. Without AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 students will not allow the Examination Hall. So students must carry the Hall Ticket at the time of Examination. The Sr. Intermediate students also having Practical Examinations before going to the Main Examinations. So students must carry the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 for both Practical Examination and AP Inter 2nd Year Final Examinations.
Aspirants don't neglect this information and download the AP Intermediate 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 through the official web page of the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) or through our web portal. Some of the students don't know who to get the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 from the official website bieap.gov.in for that reason we are providing few details at the below session. So students can follow those instructions and get the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019. Candidates can also take two more prints outs of the AP Senior Inter Hall Ticket 2019 after downloading.
Students must open the official web page @ bieap.gov.in of the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP).
Now BIEAP home page will be open on the screen.
On the homepage, students see AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019 notice and Just click on that notice.
One new page will be open.
Students have to get the AP Inter 2nd Year Hall Ticket 2019.
After download, also take a print out for the further use.
The officers of Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) ready to announce the Intermediate Results in the month of April 2019. So students stay tuned to our web page recruitmentsyllabus.com or official web portal of the Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) for knowing the more details about this article. And also we will update this post when the officials updated their web portal with the latest information about the Senior Intermediate Hall Tickets 2019.