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SLF CONFERENCE
Simon Banks
Equality - of Opportunity or of Outcome?
The website of the centre-right-leaning Liberal think tank Liberal Reform used to say prominently, as though it was generally agreed, that Liberals believe in equality of opportunity and not equality of outcome. It's still not unusual to meet people who suppose this is accepted Liberal Democrat doctrine. There is no such agreement – but first let's try to unpick what these terms mean.
"Equality of opportunity" is a concept which is usefully applied in strictly defined situations. Take an example of alleged racial discrimination. Ms Shah and Mr Smith applied for the same job and both were shortlisted. Mr Smith got it. Ms Shah alleges illegal discrimination. Her advisors and the tribunal will look at the person specification and the job description, or if these do not exist, at whatever indications of the nature of the job and the requirements expected for it that they can find. They will look at the application forms (assuming there was a written application process) submitted by both applicants. They will look at all written records of the interviews and any other selection processes used such as tests and psychological profiling. They will then decide on the basis of the information before the appointment panel whether Mr Smith demonstrated he was the best candidate (irrespective of weaknesses he may not have shown or strengths Ms Shah may have had but failed to demonstrate) or whether, on the basis of the information available, Ms Shah was a stronger candidate than Mr Smith. If the latter is the case, they will make a presumption of discrimination.
Dane Clouston
Liberal reform of capitalism
What is to be done about the corrosively increasing and much talked about inequality of wealth in our country? Conservatives will and UKIP would make it even worse by increasing the exemptions from Inheritance Tax or by abolishing the tax altogether, while other parties, given half a chance, switch the conversation from inequality of capital ownership to inequality of income or otherwise call for the abolition of capitalism altogether.
Capitalism needs reform, not abolition. The far sighted traditional constitution of the Liberal Party, unlike the cobbled together Liberal Democratic Party, calls for 'Liberty, property and security' for all. It is the only UK political party to adopt a proposal for the reform of capitalism to bring about genuinely greater equality of capital ownership and opportunity for all in each new generation in the UK.
The Liberal Case for Affirmative Action
I joined the Liberal Democrats in 2008 after being inspired by a Barack Obama speech on democratic engagement during his first campaign. At the time I was Editor of an African and Caribbean newspaper reporting on UK politics every day. The Lib Dems were not the obvious party to join for many reasons.
The party's interaction with the black media was woeful. My black and Asian Lib Dem contacts were privately not wholly enthusiastic about progress on race equality in policy and representation. Many of my friends were in the Labour Party, which had a more impressive track record on both. 'Have you gone completely mad?' was not an uncommon reaction after I joined the Lib Dems.
Teena Lashmore
Hope begins with our 108
The disappointment of the election of 2015 will fade in time and the reality of a lone Conservative leadership will reveal its true blue. The previous benefits of mixing yellow with blue allowed great green achievements, like raising environmental concerns up the political agenda - where policies about sustainable living became part of 'everyday conversations'. In contrast, without ever knowing the Conservative's policies in detail, they have received the majority of seats to fill the House of Commons. Thus, they form our government for the next five years. On top of our very personal defeats, this political landscape presents us with an enormous challenge.
As a first time PPC, engaged in intense Hustings in Bethnal Green and Bow, against the incredible backdrop of an accounting firm running the local council, residents where unashamed in their criticism of democracy. Furthermore, the national 'ConLibDems' relationship damaged the party's values and over time many LibDem supporters in London headed over to the Green party - chasing'hope'. At a time of political anger and hopelessness, with extreme gentrification pushing local people out of the London, hope is a safe place to run to.
Tributes to Charles Kennedy
Members of the SLF Council share their tributes to Charles Kennedy
Charles Kennedy was leader when I joined the Party as a student at Leeds University. David Hall-Matthews, a former Chair of the Social Liberal Forum, was the Leeds North West candidate in the 2001 General Election, and so I was fortunate to meet Charles when he came to a dinner in the constituency. He was very late - something about a delayed train - but all I really remember was his warmth and the ease with which he connected with everyone, from the new student members, to those who had been involved for decades. He made me want to campaign.
Charles Kennedy - thank you and may you rest in peace
It is with immense sadness that we awake today to the news that former Liberal Democrat leader, Charles Kennedy has died. Tributes will follow, but for now, he will for many be best remembered for his work in trying to prevent the war in Iraq. We have reproduced below, his speech to the Anti-War Rally in Hyde Park in February 2003. He was a unity figure for those who opposed the war. He remained a fierce critic, and until very recently was still using his position to call for the immediate publication of the Chilcot Report. This must now happen. Our thoughts are with Charles and his family. May he rest in peace.
Seth Thevoz
Lib Dem Runners-Up: Just How Bad Things Are
Since the general election, I've been awaiting the inevitable analysis of Lib Dem second and third places. But as I haven't seen one forthcoming, I thought I would compile my own. Liberal Democrats stood in 631 constituencies – every one of the UK's 650 constituencies, except the 18 Northern Ireland seats, and the Speaker's seat. The one figure I have seen bandied about was that there were 335 Lib Dem lost deposits; or 53.1% of candidates put up by the party.
We must never spend another election campaign not talking about ourselves
In his latest article, Ryan Coetzee has said that, despite our humiliating losses, we made a coherent liberal case to voters - offering them a stronger economy and a fairer society. Did we? I missed it. What we did talk about, however, was the records and offers of the other main parties, rather than discussing our own. "The Tories will cut far too much" and "Labour will spend far too much". All true, yes - but where are we in that? I fear, when you look at the results of areas where our data was horribly wrong, our campaigning did something awful. We activated the other parties' voters.
Rob Parsons
Thoughts about liberalism and elections
I have been trying to make my thoughts coherent, and they refuse to budge beyond a certain stage, so perhaps my readers can help me out.
For a long time I have been uncomfortable about the divide, constructed by people on both sides, between social and economic liberals. Two camps have emerged, not through the deliberate doing of any one person or group but through the manifold actions of many different people constructing barriers out of debating points. In my view there should be very little difference between social liberals and economic liberals. Both seek to maximise the good of ordinary people and to limit the power of the elite. Of all the simple statements about liberalism I have read in the last few days, and there have been many, I still find Conrad Russell's the most persuasive: standing up to bullies, of all kinds and everywhere.
James Sandbach
A view from the ground – the yellow brick road
At many a hustings meeting it was my Tory opponent – a Government Whip - who was 'generously' trying to 'big up' the 'wonderful contribution' of the Lib Dems to the Tory led Government, whilst I was fast peddling in a different direction trying to differentiate and distance myself from the Tories. I was also trying to use the hustings meetings to explain that I was just as, if not more, concerned as the other progressive candidates (Green and Labour) with the implications of another right wing Government programme, such as the follies of renewing trident, extending benefit cuts or healthcare competition, and delaying Climate Change action (as the only Party with a practical plan to do so with our 5 Green Laws and Minister willing to argue for a 50% target at the forthcoming Paris summit). It seemed to perfectly encapsulate the Lib Dem dilemma and challenge of differentiation, and the struggle to change public perceptions that we were anything other than Tory lite – which has little appeal even to soft Tories as it makes them more likely to vote for the real thing, rather than for an alternative.
But the challenges did not stop there. I was standing in a seat where we had built up to a strong second place in 2010, but with an increasingly withering local organisation – and trying to run an integrated campaign of local and national messages, but with serving councillors only re-standing on condition that they could put as much distance between themselves and the Party with the Lib Dem logo almost invisible on their literature. Training on connect (which unhelpfully crashed on election day), e-campaigns and other methods of voter connectivity have never really percolated down as far as Suffolk.
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#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

#include "base.h"
#include "log.h"
#include "buffer.h"

#include "plugin.h"

#include "stat_cache.h"
#include "etag.h"
#include "response.h"

#include "sys-files.h"
#include "sys-strings.h"

#include "http_req_range.h"
/**
 * this is a staticfile for a lighttpd plugin
 *
 */

/* plugin config for all request/connections */

typedef struct {
	array *exclude_ext;
} plugin_config;

typedef struct {
	PLUGIN_DATA;

	buffer *range_buf;

	http_req_range *ranges;

	plugin_config **config_storage;

	plugin_config conf;
} plugin_data;

/* init the plugin data */
INIT_FUNC(mod_staticfile_init) {
	plugin_data *p;

	UNUSED(srv);

	p = calloc(1, sizeof(*p));

	p->range_buf = buffer_init();

	p->ranges = http_request_range_init();

	return p;
}

/* destroy the plugin data */
FREE_FUNC(mod_staticfile_free) {
	plugin_data *p = p_d;

	UNUSED(srv);

	if (!p) return HANDLER_GO_ON;

	if (p->config_storage) {
		size_t i;
		for (i = 0; i < srv->config_context->used; i++) {
			plugin_config *s = p->config_storage[i];

			array_free(s->exclude_ext);

			free(s);
		}
		free(p->config_storage);
	}
	buffer_free(p->range_buf);

	http_request_range_free(p->ranges);

	free(p);

	return HANDLER_GO_ON;
}

/* handle plugin config and check values */

SETDEFAULTS_FUNC(mod_staticfile_set_defaults) {
	plugin_data *p = p_d;
	size_t i = 0;

	config_values_t cv[] = {
		{ "static-file.exclude-extensions", NULL, T_CONFIG_ARRAY, T_CONFIG_SCOPE_CONNECTION },       /* 0 */
		{ NULL,                         NULL, T_CONFIG_UNSET, T_CONFIG_SCOPE_UNSET }
	};

	if (!p) return HANDLER_ERROR;

	p->config_storage = calloc(1, srv->config_context->used * sizeof(specific_config *));

	for (i = 0; i < srv->config_context->used; i++) {
		plugin_config *s;

		s = calloc(1, sizeof(plugin_config));
		s->exclude_ext    = array_init();

		cv[0].destination = s->exclude_ext;

		p->config_storage[i] = s;

		if (0 != config_insert_values_global(srv, ((data_config *)srv->config_context->data[i])->value, cv)) {
			return HANDLER_ERROR;
		}
	}

	return HANDLER_GO_ON;
}

static int mod_staticfile_patch_connection(server *srv, connection *con, plugin_data *p) {
	size_t i, j;
	plugin_config *s = p->config_storage[0];

	PATCH_OPTION(exclude_ext);

	/* skip the first, the global context */
	for (i = 1; i < srv->config_context->used; i++) {
		data_config *dc = (data_config *)srv->config_context->data[i];
		s = p->config_storage[i];

		/* condition didn't match */
		if (!config_check_cond(srv, con, dc)) continue;

		/* merge config */
		for (j = 0; j < dc->value->used; j++) {
			data_unset *du = dc->value->data[j];

			if (buffer_is_equal_string(du->key, CONST_STR_LEN("static-file.exclude-extensions"))) {
				PATCH_OPTION(exclude_ext);
			}
		}
	}

	return 0;
}

static int http_response_parse_range(server *srv, connection *con, plugin_data *p) {
	int multipart = 0;
	char *boundary = "fkj49sn38dcn3";
	data_string *ds;
	stat_cache_entry *sce = NULL;
	buffer *content_type = NULL;
	buffer *range = NULL;
	http_req_range *ranges, *r;

	if (NULL != (ds = (data_string *)array_get_element(con->request.headers, CONST_STR_LEN("Range")))) {
		range = ds->value;
	} else {
		/* we don't have a Range header */

		return -1;
	}

	if (HANDLER_ERROR == stat_cache_get_entry(srv, con, con->physical.path, &sce)) {
		SEGFAULT("stat_cache_get_entry(%s) returned %d", SAFE_BUF_STR(con->physical.path), HANDLER_ERROR);
	}

	con->response.content_length = 0;

	if (NULL != (ds = (data_string *)array_get_element(con->response.headers, CONST_STR_LEN("Content-Type")))) {
		content_type = ds->value;
	}

	/* start the range-header parser
	 * bytes=<num>  */

	ranges = p->ranges;
	http_request_range_reset(ranges);
	switch (http_request_range_parse(range, ranges)) {
	case PARSE_ERROR:
		return -1; /* no range valid Range Header */
	case PARSE_SUCCESS:
		break;
	default:
		TRACE("%s", "foobar");
		return -1;
	}

	if (ranges->next) {
		multipart = 1;
	}

	/* patch the '-1' */
	for (r = ranges; r; r = r->next) {
		if (r->start == -1) {
			/* -<end>
			 *
			 * the last <end> bytes  */
			r->start = sce->st.st_size - r->end;
			r->end = sce->st.st_size - 1;
		}
		if (r->end == -1) {
			/* <start>-
			 * all but the first <start> bytes */

			r->end = sce->st.st_size - 1;
		}

		if (r->end > sce->st.st_size - 1) {
			/* RFC 2616 - 14.35.1
			 *
			 * if last-byte-pos not present or > size-of-file
			 * take the size-of-file
			 *
			 *  */
			r->end = sce->st.st_size - 1;
		}

		if (r->start > sce->st.st_size - 1) {
			/* RFC 2616 - 14.35.1
			 *
			 * if first-byte-pos > file-size, 416
			 */

			con->http_status = 416;
			return -1;
		}

		if (r->start > r->end) {
			/* RFC 2616 - 14.35.1
			 *
			 * if last-byte-pos is present, it has to be >= first-byte-pos
			 *
			 * invalid ranges have to be handle as no Range specified
			 *  */

			return -1;
		}
	}

	if (r) {
		/* we ran into an range violation */
		return -1;
	}

	if (multipart) {
		buffer *b;
		for (r = ranges; r; r = r->next) {
			/* write boundary-header */

			b = chunkqueue_get_append_buffer(con->send);

			buffer_copy_string_len(b, CONST_STR_LEN("\r\n--"));
			buffer_append_string(b, boundary);

			/* write Content-Range */
			buffer_append_string_len(b, CONST_STR_LEN("\r\nContent-Range: bytes "));
			buffer_append_off_t(b, r->start);
			buffer_append_string_len(b, CONST_STR_LEN("-"));
			buffer_append_off_t(b, r->end);
			buffer_append_string_len(b, CONST_STR_LEN("/"));
			buffer_append_off_t(b, sce->st.st_size);

			buffer_append_string_len(b, CONST_STR_LEN("\r\nContent-Type: "));
			buffer_append_string_buffer(b, content_type);

			/* write END-OF-HEADER */
			buffer_append_string_len(b, CONST_STR_LEN("\r\n\r\n"));

			con->response.content_length += b->used - 1;
			con->send->bytes_in += b->used - 1;

			chunkqueue_append_file(con->send, con->physical.path, r->start, r->end - r->start + 1);
			con->response.content_length += r->end - r->start + 1;
			con->send->bytes_in += r->end - r->start + 1;
		}

		/* add boundary end */
		b = chunkqueue_get_append_buffer(con->send);

		buffer_copy_string_len(b, "\r\n--", 4);
		buffer_append_string(b, boundary);
		buffer_append_string_len(b, "--\r\n", 4);

		con->response.content_length += b->used - 1;
		con->send->bytes_in += b->used - 1;

		/* set header-fields */

		buffer_copy_string_len(p->range_buf, CONST_STR_LEN("multipart/byteranges; boundary="));
		buffer_append_string(p->range_buf, boundary);

		/* overwrite content-type */
		response_header_overwrite(srv, con, CONST_STR_LEN("Content-Type"), CONST_BUF_LEN(p->range_buf));

	} else {
		r = ranges;

		chunkqueue_append_file(con->send, con->physical.path, r->start, r->end - r->start + 1);
		con->response.content_length += r->end - r->start + 1;
		con->send->bytes_in += r->end - r->start + 1;

		buffer_copy_string_len(p->range_buf, CONST_STR_LEN("bytes "));
		buffer_append_off_t(p->range_buf, r->start);
		buffer_append_string_len(p->range_buf, CONST_STR_LEN("-"));
		buffer_append_off_t(p->range_buf, r->end);
		buffer_append_string_len(p->range_buf, CONST_STR_LEN("/"));
		buffer_append_off_t(p->range_buf, sce->st.st_size);

		response_header_insert(srv, con, CONST_STR_LEN("Content-Range"), CONST_BUF_LEN(p->range_buf));
	}

	/* ok, the file is set-up */
	return 0;
}

URIHANDLER_FUNC(mod_staticfile_subrequest) {
	plugin_data *p = p_d;
	size_t k;
	int s_len;
	stat_cache_entry *sce = NULL;
	buffer *mtime;
	data_string *ds;

	if (con->conf.log_request_handling) {
		TRACE("-- %s", "checking file for static file");
	}

	/* someone else has done a decision for us */
	if (con->http_status != 0) return HANDLER_GO_ON;
	if (con->uri.path->used == 0) return HANDLER_GO_ON;
	if (con->physical.path->used == 0) return HANDLER_GO_ON;

	/* someone else has handled this request */
	if (con->mode != DIRECT) return HANDLER_GO_ON;

	/* we only handle GET, POST and HEAD */
	switch(con->request.http_method) {
	case HTTP_METHOD_GET:
	case HTTP_METHOD_POST:
	case HTTP_METHOD_HEAD:
		break;
	default:
		return HANDLER_GO_ON;
	}

	mod_staticfile_patch_connection(srv, con, p);

	if (con->conf.log_request_handling) {
		TRACE("-- %s", "handling file as static file");
	}

	s_len = con->uri.path->used - 1;

	/* ignore certain extensions */
	for (k = 0; k < p->conf.exclude_ext->used; k++) {
		ds = (data_string *)p->conf.exclude_ext->data[k];

		if (ds->value->used == 0) continue;

		if (buffer_is_equal_right_len(con->physical.path, ds->value, ds->value->used - 1)) {
			if (con->conf.log_request_handling) {
				TRACE("'%s' matched exclude(%s), sending 403",
						SAFE_BUF_STR(con->physical.path),
						SAFE_BUF_STR(ds->value));
			}

			con->http_status = 403;

			return HANDLER_FINISHED;
		}
	}

	if (HANDLER_ERROR == stat_cache_get_entry(srv, con, con->physical.path, &sce)) {
		con->http_status = 403;

		log_error_write(srv, __FILE__, __LINE__, "sbsb",
				"not a regular file:", con->uri.path,
				"->", con->physical.path);

		return HANDLER_FINISHED;
	}

	/* we only handle regular files */
#ifdef HAVE_LSTAT
	if ((sce->is_symlink == 1) && !con->conf.follow_symlink) {
		con->http_status = 403;

		if (con->conf.log_request_handling) {
			log_error_write(srv, __FILE__, __LINE__,  "s",  "-- access denied due symlink restriction");
			log_error_write(srv, __FILE__, __LINE__,  "sb", "Path         :", con->physical.path);
		}

		buffer_reset(con->physical.path);
		return HANDLER_FINISHED;
	}
#endif
	if (!S_ISREG(sce->st.st_mode)) {
		con->http_status = 404;

		if (con->conf.log_file_not_found) {
			log_error_write(srv, __FILE__, __LINE__, "sbsb",
					"not a regular file:", con->uri.path,
					"->", sce->name);
		}

		return HANDLER_FINISHED;
	}

	/* mod_compress might set several parameters directly; don't overwrite them */

	/* set response content-type, if not set already */

	if (NULL == array_get_element(con->response.headers, CONST_STR_LEN("Content-Type"))) {
		if (buffer_is_empty(sce->content_type)) {
			response_header_overwrite(srv, con, CONST_STR_LEN("Content-Type"), CONST_STR_LEN("application/octet-stream"));
		} else {
			response_header_overwrite(srv, con, CONST_STR_LEN("Content-Type"), CONST_BUF_LEN(sce->content_type));
		}
	}

	if (NULL == array_get_element(con->response.headers, CONST_STR_LEN("ETag"))) {
		/* generate e-tag */
		etag_mutate(con->physical.etag, sce->etag);

		response_header_overwrite(srv, con, CONST_STR_LEN("ETag"), CONST_BUF_LEN(con->physical.etag));
	}
	if (con->conf.range_requests) {
		response_header_overwrite(srv, con, CONST_STR_LEN("Accept-Ranges"), CONST_STR_LEN("bytes"));
	}

	/* prepare header */
	if (NULL == (ds = (data_string *)array_get_element(con->response.headers, CONST_STR_LEN("Last-Modified")))) {
		mtime = strftime_cache_get(srv, sce->st.st_mtime);
		response_header_overwrite(srv, con, CONST_STR_LEN("Last-Modified"), CONST_BUF_LEN(mtime));
	} else {
		mtime = ds->value;
	}

	if (HANDLER_FINISHED == http_response_handle_cachable(srv, con, mtime, con->physical.etag)) {
		return HANDLER_FINISHED;
	} else if (con->conf.range_requests &&
	           NULL != array_get_element(con->request.headers, CONST_STR_LEN("Range"))) {
		int do_range_request = 1;
		/* check if we have a conditional GET */

		if (NULL != (ds = (data_string *)array_get_element(con->request.headers, CONST_STR_LEN("If-Range")))) {
			/* if the value is the same as our ETag, we do a Range-request,
			 * otherwise a full 200 */

			if (!buffer_is_equal(ds->value, con->physical.etag)) {
				do_range_request = 0;
			}
		}

		if (do_range_request) {
			/* content prepared, I'm done */
			con->send->is_closed = 1;

			if (0 == http_response_parse_range(srv, con, p)) {
				con->http_status = 206;
			}
			return HANDLER_FINISHED;
		}
	}

	/* if we are still here, prepare body */

	/* we add it here for all requests
	 * the HEAD request will drop it afterwards again
	 */
	chunkqueue_append_file(con->send, con->physical.path, 0, sce->st.st_size);

	con->send->is_closed = 1;
	con->send->bytes_in = sce->st.st_size;

	return HANDLER_FINISHED;
}

/**
 * mark all the content as read
 */
CONNECTION_FUNC(mod_staticfile_dev_null) {
	chunk *c;
	chunkqueue *in = con->recv;

	UNUSED(srv);
	UNUSED(p_d);

	if (con->mode != DIRECT) return HANDLER_GO_ON;

	/* there is nothing that we have to send out anymore */
	if (in->bytes_in == in->bytes_out &&
	    in->is_closed) return HANDLER_GO_ON;

	for (c = in->first; in->bytes_out < in->bytes_in; c = c->next) {
		off_t weWant = in->bytes_in - in->bytes_out;
		off_t weHave = 0;

		/* we announce toWrite octects
		 * now take all the request_content chunk that we need to fill this request
		 */

		switch (c->type) {
		case FILE_CHUNK:
			weHave = c->file.length - c->offset;

			if (weHave > weWant) weHave = weWant;

			c->offset += weHave;
			in->bytes_out += weHave;

			break;
		case MEM_CHUNK:
			/* append to the buffer */
			weHave = c->mem->used - 1 - c->offset;

			if (weHave > weWant) weHave = weWant;

			c->offset += weHave;
			in->bytes_out += weHave;

			break;
		default:
			break;
		}
	}

	return HANDLER_GO_ON;

}
/* this function is called at dlopen() time and inits the callbacks */

LI_EXPORT int mod_staticfile_plugin_init(plugin *p);
LI_EXPORT int mod_staticfile_plugin_init(plugin *p) {
	p->version     = LIGHTTPD_VERSION_ID;
	p->name        = buffer_init_string("staticfile");

	p->init        = mod_staticfile_init;
	p->handle_start_backend = mod_staticfile_subrequest;
	p->handle_send_request_content = mod_staticfile_dev_null;
	p->set_defaults  = mod_staticfile_set_defaults;
	p->cleanup     = mod_staticfile_free;

	p->data        = NULL;

	return 0;
}

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#ifndef BOOST_GEOMETRY_PROJECTIONS_GINS8_HPP
#define BOOST_GEOMETRY_PROJECTIONS_GINS8_HPP

// Boost.Geometry - extensions-gis-projections (based on PROJ4)
// This file is automatically generated. DO NOT EDIT.

// Copyright (c) 2008-2015 Barend Gehrels, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

// This file was modified by Oracle on 2017.
// Modifications copyright (c) 2017, Oracle and/or its affiliates.
// Contributed and/or modified by Adam Wulkiewicz, on behalf of Oracle.

// Use, modification and distribution is subject to the Boost Software License,
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// PROJ4 is originally written by Gerald Evenden (then of the USGS)
// PROJ4 is maintained by Frank Warmerdam
// PROJ4 is converted to Boost.Geometry by Barend Gehrels

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#include <boost/geometry/srs/projections/impl/base_static.hpp>
#include <boost/geometry/srs/projections/impl/base_dynamic.hpp>
#include <boost/geometry/srs/projections/impl/projects.hpp>
#include <boost/geometry/srs/projections/impl/factory_entry.hpp>

namespace boost { namespace geometry
{

namespace srs { namespace par4
{
    struct gins8 {};

}} //namespace srs::par4

namespace projections
{
    #ifndef DOXYGEN_NO_DETAIL
    namespace detail { namespace gins8
    {

            static const double Cl = 0.000952426;
            static const double Cp = 0.162388;
            //static const double C12 = 0.08333333333333333;

            template <typename T>
            inline T C12() { return 0.083333333333333333333333333333333333; }

            // template class, using CRTP to implement forward/inverse
            template <typename CalculationType, typename Parameters>
            struct base_gins8_spheroid : public base_t_f<base_gins8_spheroid<CalculationType, Parameters>,
                     CalculationType, Parameters>
            {

                typedef CalculationType geographic_type;
                typedef CalculationType cartesian_type;

                inline base_gins8_spheroid(const Parameters& par)
                    : base_t_f<base_gins8_spheroid<CalculationType, Parameters>,
                     CalculationType, Parameters>(*this, par) {}

                // FORWARD(s_forward)  spheroid
                // Project coordinates from geographic (lon, lat) to cartesian (x, y)
                inline void fwd(geographic_type& lp_lon, geographic_type& lp_lat, cartesian_type& xy_x, cartesian_type& xy_y) const
                {
                    static const CalculationType C12 = gins8::C12<CalculationType>();

                    CalculationType t = lp_lat * lp_lat;

                    xy_y = lp_lat * (1. + t * C12);
                    xy_x = lp_lon * (1. - Cp * t);
                    t = lp_lon * lp_lon;
                    xy_x *= (0.87 - Cl * t * t);
                }

                static inline std::string get_name()
                {
                    return "gins8_spheroid";
                }

            };

            // Ginsburg VIII (TsNIIGAiK)
            template <typename Parameters>
            inline void setup_gins8(Parameters& par)
            {
                par.es = 0.;
            }

    }} // namespace detail::gins8
    #endif // doxygen

    /*!
        \brief Ginsburg VIII (TsNIIGAiK) projection
        \ingroup projections
        \tparam Geographic latlong point type
        \tparam Cartesian xy point type
        \tparam Parameters parameter type
        \par Projection characteristics
         - Pseudocylindrical
         - Spheroid
         - no inverse
        \par Example
        \image html ex_gins8.gif
    */
    template <typename CalculationType, typename Parameters>
    struct gins8_spheroid : public detail::gins8::base_gins8_spheroid<CalculationType, Parameters>
    {
        inline gins8_spheroid(const Parameters& par) : detail::gins8::base_gins8_spheroid<CalculationType, Parameters>(par)
        {
            detail::gins8::setup_gins8(this->m_par);
        }
    };

    #ifndef DOXYGEN_NO_DETAIL
    namespace detail
    {

        // Static projection
        BOOST_GEOMETRY_PROJECTIONS_DETAIL_STATIC_PROJECTION(srs::par4::gins8, gins8_spheroid, gins8_spheroid)

        // Factory entry(s)
        template <typename CalculationType, typename Parameters>
        class gins8_entry : public detail::factory_entry<CalculationType, Parameters>
        {
            public :
                virtual base_v<CalculationType, Parameters>* create_new(const Parameters& par) const
                {
                    return new base_v_f<gins8_spheroid<CalculationType, Parameters>, CalculationType, Parameters>(par);
                }
        };

        template <typename CalculationType, typename Parameters>
        inline void gins8_init(detail::base_factory<CalculationType, Parameters>& factory)
        {
            factory.add_to_factory("gins8", new gins8_entry<CalculationType, Parameters>);
        }

    } // namespace detail
    #endif // doxygen

} // namespace projections

}} // namespace boost::geometry

#endif // BOOST_GEOMETRY_PROJECTIONS_GINS8_HPP


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Q: Communicating between fragments in a same activity I am new to Android and are working on an app to show the communication between two fragments in a single activity. When I click on an item from a customed listview in the first fragment, the view in the second fragment change in the runtime.

public class FirstFragment extends Fragment {
onSelectedCitySendListener selectedCitySendListener;
    public interface onSelectedCitySendListener{

    public void onSelectedCitySend(int city) ;

    }

    public FirstFragment() {
        // Required empty public constructor
    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
                             Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        View view =  inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_first, container, false);
        String[] cities = {"Kamloops", "Calgary", "Toronto","Vancouver"};
        ListView listView = (ListView) view.findViewById(R.id.cityList);
        ArrayAdapter<String> listViewAdapter = new ArrayAdapter<String>(getActivity(),android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, cities);
        listView.setAdapter(listViewAdapter);
        listView.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> parent, View view, int position, long id) {
                int pos = position;
                selectedCitySendListener.onSelectedCitySend(pos);
            }
        });

        // Inflate the layout for this fragment
        return view;
    }

    @Override
    public void onAttach(Context context) {
        super.onAttach(context);
        Activity activity = (Activity)context;
        selectedCitySendListener = (onSelectedCitySendListener) activity;
    }

}

public class SecondFragment extends Fragment {

    public SecondFragment() {
        // Required empty public constructor
    }
private static TextView textView;
    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
                             Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        View view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_second, container, false);
        textView =  view.findViewById(R.id.frameLayout2);
        Bundle bundle = getArguments();
        int position = bundle.getInt("Position");
        if(position == 0)
            textView.setText("Kamloops is a Canadian city in British Columbia, where the North and South Thompson rivers meet. Sun Peaks Resort's hiking trails, bike park and numerous ski runs lie to the northeast. Cougars and bears inhabit the British Columbia Wildlife Park east of town. West, above Kamloops Lake are clay hoodoos (or spires). The riverside Secwepemc Museum & Heritage Park features the remains of a 2,000-year-old village.");
        if(position == 1)
            textView.setText("Calgary, a cosmopolitan Alberta city with numerous skyscrapers, owes its rapid growth to its status as the centre of Canada's oil industry. However, it's still steeped in the western culture that earned it the nickname "Cowtown," evident in the Calgary Stampede, its massive July rodeo and festival that grew out of the farming exhibitions once presented here.");
        if(position == 2)
            textView.setText("Toronto, the capital of the province of Ontario, is a major Canadian city along Lake Ontario's northwestern shore. It's a dynamic metropolis with a core of soaring skyscrapers, all dwarfed by the iconic, free-standing CN Tower. Toronto also has many green spaces, from the orderly oval of Queen's Park to 400-acre High Park and its trails, sports facilities and zoo.");
        if(position == 3)
            textView.setText("Vancouver, a bustling west coast seaport in British Columbia, is among Canada's densest, most ethnically diverse cities. A popular filming location, it's surrounded by mountains, and also has thriving art, theatre and music scenes. Vancouver Art Gallery is known for its works by regional artists, while the Museum of Anthropology houses preeminent First Nations collections.");

        return view;

    }

}

public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity implements FirstFragment.onSelectedCitySendListener {

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        FirstFragment firstFragment = new FirstFragment();
        getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction().add(R.id.frameLayout, firstFragment).commit();
        SecondFragment secondFragment = new SecondFragment();
        getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction().add(R.id.frameLayout2, secondFragment).commit();
    }

    @Override
    public void onSelectedCitySend(int pos) {
    Bundle bundle = new Bundle();
    bundle.putInt("Position", pos);
    SecondFragment secondFragment = new SecondFragment();
    secondFragment.setArguments(bundle);
        FragmentTransaction fragmentTransaction = getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction().replace(R.id.frameLayout2, secondFragment, null);
        fragmentTransaction.addToBackStack(null);
        fragmentTransaction.commit();

    }
}

There no any errors in compile time but the app keeps crashing.
I so panic now :'(

A: I can suggest a simple solution for sharing variables between fragments attached to a parent activity:
In MainActivity create a static variable (this variable will be common for all instances of MainActivity):
private static int position = 0;

In MainActivity create a setter and a getter for it:
int getPosition() { return position; }
void setPosition(int position) { this.position = position; }

In your FirstFragment, set the value of the variable to what you want (for example in an OnClickEventListener):
((MainActivity)requireActivity()).setPosition(1);

In your SecondFragment, retrieve the value of the variable whenever you wish (for example in onCreate(), but perhaps better in onResume()):
((MainActivity)requireActivity()).getPosition();

Hope this helps.

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Category Archives: atom bomb
60 Years of Disaster
by Jim Haber, Coordinator of Nevada Desert Experience
January 27 marks 60 years since the first atomic bomb test in Nevada. Codenamed "Able" it was tiny for a nuclear weapon: the equivalent of 1,000 tons of TNT, about 1/15 the size of the bomb that killed upwards of 130,000 people in Hiroshima. Anniversaries are times to reflect, so what is the legacy of the Nevada Test Site (NTS), now called the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS)? What is the current state of the NNSS and what is going on there? Are the nation and world safer for all the Cold War and post-Cold War efforts? As the NNSS re-purposes itself to focus more on detecting and containing national security threats, it still stands as a world-wide symbol of the making of weapons of mass destruction. The name change is intended to reassert its relevance in the absence of exploding nuclear devices, but the inherent problem of the NTS remains. The NNSS is always able to resume testing nuclear weapons within two years should the president order it.
Testing of nuclear weapons didn't only happen at the Nevada Test Site. Historians even argue that using the bombs on Japan rather than demonstrating them on an unpopulated location constitute human experimentation. Treating victims as research subjects rather than patients was widely reported in Japan, as well as from victims of atmospheric testing in the 1950s. Targeting civilians was and remains a crime against humanity, as does threatening nuclear attack on non-nuclear states, no matter how repressive their leaders.
We, as a people, caused much worldwide grief for our part in the Cold War, which used small countries as battlegrounds with no concern for local populations or environments. Official tours of the NNSS and the displays at the Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas exhibit great pride in the NTS' Cold War role. There is little mention in their history about efforts to stop testing and other parts of the nuclear weapons complex. Efforts to shut down the Soviet nuclear test site in Kazakhstan or French test sites in Africa and the South Pacific garner barely a word. Only a limited view is presented.
At the NNSS which is run by the Department of Energy (blurring the lines between civilian and military in this country), military nuclear waste is buried even as remediation efforts elsewhere are undertaken. The detection and first responder trainings are only defensive in nature if we concurrently support the leadership of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in its mission to monitor nuclear programs around the world. Unilateral or bilateral agreements that ignore the mandate of the IAEA actually encourage other states to seek nuclear weapons to be seen as worthy players on the international stage.
The United States military budget is on par with military spending of all other countries combined. When the US attacks countries that don't have nuclear weapons, it makes the possession of nuclear weapons seem like a necessary deterrent. But if more countries have deterrent forces, then we've lost the disarmament fight.
Taking the land of the Western Shoshone and other native peoples to use it for nuclear testing is not just. Forcing the people of Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands to live on tiny Ebeye Island, creating one of the most densely populated places on Earth is not just. Stealing and contaminating native hunting and fishing grounds is not just.
Thank God so few countries have tested or possess nuclear weapons. The global consensus is clearly to eliminate all nuclear weapons. "Stockpile Stewardship" tests at the NNSS, along with missile tests in the Pacific are undermining the credibility of the U.S.'s agreement to seriously reduce nuclear stockpiles. Sharing nuclear technology with violators and abstainers of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty while threatening countries not in egregious, well-documented breaches of the NPT is not just and promotes horizontal proliferation. Hence, continued testing whether they're full-scale tests or not, signals to the world that the US will keep its finger on the button and will brook no new players in the nuclear game.
When we devise ways for nuclear weapons to be more precise and kill fewer civilians, to be more militarily useful, we undermine the international consensus against all weapons of mass destruction. And how many design upgrades and revisions can be implemented and still not require a real test? At some point, unless we in the United States get serious about pressuring our government to cut its nuclear weapons arsenal, the Nevada Desert will again quake with detonations…and be filled with peacemakers crashing the gates like in the 1980s to shut it down once and for all. This anniversary should serve as a time to work for peace and disarmament.
Jim Haber is the Coordinator of Nevada Desert Experience (NDE) which organizes interfaith resistance to nuclear weapons and war. Jim is on the War Resisters League National Committee, and he edited the 2008 WRL Peace Calendar. Jim is also very active with Jewish Voice for Peace, the G.I. Rights Hotline and the Catholic Worker movement. He can be reached at: jim[at]nevadadesertexperience.org.
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Howard Zinn's last testament to the immorality of war
Ben Dandelion
Thursday 23 September 2010 11.00 BST
Howard Zinn's book, The Bomb, recounts how the bombings of Hiroshima and the French city of Royan changed his view of war. Photograph: Dima Gavrysh/AP
Howard Zinn died this year. He is perhaps best known for his People's History of the United States, a book that has featured in The Simpsons and was recommended by Matt Damon's character in the film Good Will Hunting. This book, which offered a view of US history in terms of 500 years of imperialism, colonisation and racism, was less well received academically, with critics calling it polemical and revisionist. Zinn ultimately was an activist and it shone through his academic work as well as his more political essays.
Delivered to the publisher one month before his death, The Bomb falls into the latter category. In it, Zinn puts two essays side by side, one entitled "Hiroshima, breaking the silence", the other "The bombing of Royan". As a young man eager to be demobbed, Zinn recalls celebrating the dropping of the atomic bomb; it meant the end of a war he did not wish to return to. He had taken part in the bombing of the French town of Royan just three months earlier. The essays revisit that unthinking celebration and desire to follow orders of those months in 1945. Using historical evidence, it also argues that neither mission was necessary and asks what prompted military action that would transcended military logic and moral sensibilities.
Like Zinn, I have changed my mind over the need and glory of war. Leaving Quaker school at 17, I wanted to be a fighter pilot. But travelling the world on my bicycle, I came to the same realisation as Zinn – that there is no "them", but only a global "us". I will gladly say that changing one's mind is not and should not be seen as a sign of weakness, as it so often is for politicians, but of creative reflection. Of course, now that I am a committed pacifist, I hope the changes people make follow the same direction as Zinn and me rather than the other way round – from pacifist to militarist.
However, Zinn is also involved in arguments more complex than a simple pacifist one. He is critical of portrayals of any portion of humanity as "lesser" and rightly points out that only by dehumanising the enemy could strategies such as blanket bombing or the dropping of atomic bombs be perceived as possible by people who also saw themselves as moral. I remember an analysis of the media by the sociologist Christie Davies which explained how humanity could at any point be counted as identified humans, nameless members of a group or statistics, and that their moral status shifted within press coverage depending on the degree of humanity ascribed to them. "Eighteen die in bus crash" constructs the dead as a statistic. So it is with war, where "the enemy" is dehumanised or even demonised to the point where killing them is not perceived as murder, and where there are no longer "innocent" victims, just "dead enemies".
This is a conscious process of state and media which can be seen in the censorship of films documenting the effects of the atomic bombs in the years following the war. Zinn implicitly argues that if we place ourselves into that "enemy" situation and cannot justify the military action proposed, then we are morally at fault. This may end up as a kind of pacifism, but it is one which takes critics on in different ways and asks more pointedly for each proposed action to be examined in a globalising moral light.
In these particular cases – especially the destruction of Royan, which was actually inhabited by allies rather than enemies, Zinn argues that motives of military pride, experimentation of new technology (napalm was used for the first time at Royan) and the desire for revenge outweighed the facts that none of it was strategically necessary – the port was a sideshow which posed no threat to the rapid advance of the allies towards Berlin in June 1945.
That said, the very "evils" that the war was meant to defeat was implicit in the actions of the allies. All of the allied powers had records of colonisation and all had previously invaded other countries for their own good, as they then complained of Germany or Japan doing. All defended their empires against independence movements in the years following 1945. All ultimately carried out military action that killed thousands and thousands of civilians. Blanket bombing in Dresden was described by Churchill as a "heavy raid". At the time, racism in the US underpinned the social system as much as it fuelled the rhetoric to go to war against Japan and Germany. In this sense too, less happily, "they" were actually just like "us". Yet, the rhetoric of war relies on "them" being seen as lesser.
The Bomb is not an easy book to read in places, given the accounts of the suffering inflicted by the bombings. It is one that will infuriate many. Some will resist its historical analysis, some its collage of arguments in its favour, and some will say Zinn just didn't understand the true nature of the decisions that had to be (and still are) made. What he shows however, is the divide between those in the corridors of power, and those of us who do not really know what is going on and only have their polemic of the necessity of war to go on.
Unfortunately, Zinn's book remains timely and crucial. As a last testimony to a life of scholarship and activism, it serves us well to take his writing seriously.
Go for the links in the article to: The Guardian
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I have been playing around with a few different formats for a monthly planner insert and I have finally hit on one that I love.
The calendar for the month is right on the first page because I find myself flipping to it often so I wanted it handy and easy to find. Since I am on a mission to learn to draw flowers, I decorated my calendar page with some flower designs.
The calendar page is followed by a Goals page. Each month I choose some items that I wish to accomplish during that month. Sometimes they are great big goals and sometimes they are simple and easily achieved. Either way, I find that by writing them down and making them explicit, I am more likely to achieve the goals that I have set for myself.
Once I have set my goals for the month I begin to break those down into actionable steps. This To Do page is where I begin to list what I have to do this month. Sometimes there are many steps related to my goals and other times just a few. There are even items that I list here not related specifically to my goals, just things I need to address in my life / house / schedule. Again, having them written down helps me to stay focused and effective.
Here is the weekly page spread in my planner. I tried out several designs before I found this particular one that fit my needs best. I love the open space at the top so that I can practice more of my floral drawings. The week days are written across the page and I added the numbers of the days overtop with a marker. This is where I break down my To Do list into very precise actions and assign them to a day. This way I can ensure that little by little I am accomplishing the tasks that I have to do. And there is such satisfaction in ticking off the little boxes.
This particular week happened to be quite full, but I can still read it all clearly. This page has a dot graph overlay so I can ensure that all my writing stays straight but there are not full lines to interfere with all the other artsy stuff I want to do here. In the end, it is all neat and tidy. I like that.
Finally, I created a Month At A Glance page. This page allows me to look ahead and plan events where I can see the entire month at once. It also is a nice recap at the end of the month that I can refer to rather than flipping through the weekly pages to see when an event took place.
Do you use a planner? I would love to hear your thoughts on how you use it and what features are important to you!


Lincoln struggled with bouts of depression, especially after losing his son to Typhoid. To make matters worse, he had a wife who would fly into fits of rage and verbal abuse. Honest Abe can teach us all about happiness, in part, because he struggled so much with his own.


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Palma Jazz Festival starts on February 2
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The Palma Jazz Festival, which is organised by Palma town hall, will start on February 2.
One of its highlights, on February 10, will be the festival's inaugural concert by Yazz Ahmed, the British-Bahraini trumpeter and flugelhorn player whose 2017 album La Saboteuse was named Jazz Album of the year by The Wire magazine.
Her music, which combines Arabic and Western influences, has gone beyond the confines of the jazz world and has received international acclaim. Stepping out of the jazz field, she has recorded and performed with the likes of Radiohead and Joan As Police Woman.
There are seven concerts in all. The festival runs from February 2 to February 19; there are other activities in addition to the concerts.
Dates and location:
10/02/2023 at 20:00 at Teatre Xesc Forteza
Ten euros - Tickets available at palmacultura.koobin.cat
Check the agenda of Music on Majorca Daily Bulletin
Festival Jazz Palma
Jazz in Majorca
Yazz Ahmed


A suite of guidance documents for healthcare staff to help improve palliative care for people with dementia has been released.
The seven Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF) guidance documents are designed to support healthcare staff to address specific aspects of dementia palliative care in all care settings.
They were developed by the IHF in collaboration with researchers at University College Cork to fill an identified gap in practice guidelines for people providing palliative dementia care.
Irish Hospice Foundation, Head of Healthcare Programmes Marie Lynch said: "People dying with dementia – that may or may not have co-morbidities – are a particularly vulnerable group. They require staff to have knowledge, skills, competence and confidence in both dementia and palliative care.
"Providing this care and comfort can present services with a significant challenge as each person's journey through dementia is unique with difficulties in communication, variability in the final phase and lack of awareness about the terminal nature of dementia. While there is growing recognition of the complexities involved in this care there was a notable void in practice guidance for staff.
Senior lecturer, Dr Alice Coffey led the team of researchers at the Catherine McAuley School of Nursing and Midwifery at University College Cork to produce four of the seven new guidance documents.
Palliative dementia care involves supporting the person with dementia and their family to address the pain, distress and discomfort associated with advancing dementia and invite them to participate in making decisions about future care needs.
Broadcaster Valerie Cox who spent two years studying for a Master's Degree in End-of-Life issues in UCC officially launched the documents at University College Cork.
Facilitating discussion on future end-of-life care with a person with dementia.
Advance care planning and advance health care directives with a person with dementia.
Loss and grief in dementia.
Management of hydration and nutrition.
Medication and dementia: Palliative assessment and management.
The guidance documents consider all stages of dementia and include consideration of all people impacted by dementia including young people with dementia and people with intellectual disabilities.
Case studies have been developed for the guidance documents representing scenarios that occur in clinical practice.
While recognising that each person should be cared for on an individual basis; the case studies act as guidance to healthcare staff on ways to respond in certain situations for example when a person with dementia is experiencing loss and grief.
Some case studies have been developed as a guide to illustrate the advance care planning process and the role of advance healthcare directives in practice.
Dementia is a chronic, degenerative, life-limiting illness that affects mental capacity and communication.
There are about 47,000 people living with dementia in Ireland with the number expected to triple to 132,000 over the next thirty years as the population ages.
Recent research conducted by the IHF shows that 4,200 people with dementia die in Ireland each year. About 2,310 people with dementia die in residential care settings in Ireland every year and a further 1,680 die in acute hospitals. But the national charity estimates that only 210 people with dementia die in their own homes.


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Special Outreach for Families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
September 7, 2017 - 11:16 AM
The province will support families and communities through the emotional challenges expected when the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls comes to Nova Scotia next month.
"The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls will be painful and challenging for many Indigenous families in our province," said Justice Minister Mark Furey, today, Sept. 7. "The federal government and Nova Scotia are doing everything we can to ensure Indigenous women and their families are kept informed and supported through what we know will be a difficult time."
In partnership with the Nova Scotia Native Women's Association and the federal government, three community outreach specialists who have experience in dealing with trauma have been hired to provide cultural support to families and community members until March 31, 2019.
The positions are funded by the federal government and co-ordinated through the province's Family Information Liaison Unit within the Department of Justice's Victim Services.
The unit, developed with community input, provides a place for families to obtain information and updates on the inquiry, and about cases involving their loved ones. The services offered by the unit also benefit families and community members not participating in the inquiry.
"During the inquiry, it is integral that families of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls are supported in finding information about their loved ones," said Jody Wilson-Raybould, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada. "These Family Information Liaison Units are part of government's commitment to helping affected families with the supports they need and to advance reconciliation with Indigenous peoples."
"I am very pleased that the Province of Nova Scotia has listened and worked with us to provide culturally appropriate and culturally delivered services for families and communities of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls," said Cheryl Maloney, president of the Nova Scotia Native Women's Association. "We have an established relationship with communities and families and the liaison unit is a welcome addition."
The three-year federal funding agreement, announced by the federal government last year, will provide the province with $790,000 until March 31, 2019. It covers the costs for the unit including co-ordination of information gathering for families, the outreach specialists, assistance for therapeutic supports for family members of victims, and administrative expenses. The investment will also help provide community cultural supports such as smudging, prayers and sweat lodges.
"The liaison team has been very supportive to our family," said Vanessa Brooks, whose sister Tanya was killed in 2009. "I feel they were very much an essential part throughout this process of bringing our sister's last remains home, and being able to finally lay her to rest after eight long and painful unanswered years. I only wish my mother was alive today to see this amazing team."
The Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women and the Office of Aboriginal Affairs are playing significant roles supporting families.
For more information on the work of the Family Information Liaison Unit, visit: https://novascotia.ca/just/victim_Services/.
The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls will hold hearings in Nova Scotia beginning the week of Oct. 30.
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The province will be supporting families and communities when the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls comes to Nova Scotia next month.
The province, along with the Nova Scotia Native Women's Association and the federal government, are hiring three community outreach specialists to provide appropriate support to families and community members who have lost loved ones.
Justice Minister Mark Furey says government is doing everything it can to ensure Indigenous women and their families are kept informed and supported through a difficult time.
The positions are funded by the federal government and co-ordinated through the province's Family Information Liaison Unit within the Department of Justice's Victim Services section.
The liaison unit provides a place for families to obtain information and updates about cases involving their loved ones, and other information on the inquiry. The services offered by the unit also benefit families and community members not participating in the Inquiry.
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Brad spent years working as the Lead Project Manager at Ash Creek, running some of the companies largest projects. He now acts as the head of development, touching everything from new projects and bids to developing new internal programs like the Rescued Plant Program. Outside of Ash Creek, Brad serves as film Producer in California. You may occasionally see him on weekends traveling the world to attend film festivals or work on sets, but he's always back in time for all things Ash Creek.
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Scott got pulled from his happy place (the mud) into the office to learn and do all things business in 2019. In his current role, he manages the business staff and the project staff, assisting them in building systems that will lead to longterm success. Whenever possible, he still likes to sneak on site and work with the field teams Outside of work Scott is seen as a board game expert, always on top of what the latest and greatest game that you've never heard of.
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Spencer has worn many hats at Ash Creek, but found his passion working with the Field Teams. He manages field operations, ensuring that all the pieces are in place for our projects to go on without a hitch. Spencer spends most of his free time wrangling his kids and exploring the wilderness.
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Liv Tyler said she tested positive for COVID-19 on Jan. 1 and recently reunited with her children after two weeks in isolation.
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She is so cute. I've been thinking about babies and motherhood and that kind of stuff for quite some time now. ... Then you come in contact with somebody like Raquel and you're convinced ...Yes, gimme one of those!
Liv Rundgren Tyler (born July 1, 1977) is an American actress and model. She is the daughter of Aerosmith's lead singer, Steven Tyler, and Bebe Buell, model and singer. Tyler began a career in modeling at the age of 14, but after less than a year she decided to focus on acting. She made her film debut in the 1994 film Silent Fall. She then appeared in supporting roles in Empire Records (1995), Heavy (1996) and That Thing You Do! (1996). Tyler later achieved critical recognition in the leading role Stealing Beauty (1996). She followed this by starring in supporting roles including Inventing the Abbotts (1997) and Cookie's Fortune (1999).
Tyler achieved international recognition as a result of her portrayal of Elf maiden Arwen Undómiel in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy. She has appeared in an eclectic range of films, including the 2004 comedy Jersey Girl, the indie film Lonesome Jim (2005), the drama Reign Over Me (2007) and big-budget studio films such as Armageddon (1998), The Strangers (2008) and The Incredible Hulk (2008).
Since 2003, Tyler has served as a United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Goodwill Ambassador for the United States, and as a spokesperson for Givenchy's line of perfume and cosmetics.
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On the first day of my Writing 5 class, my professor asked, "Why does the college require that you take Writing 5?" The question seemed so obvious that one student replied, "To learn how to write better?" My professor pressed us further. Why else? Eventually, we decided that students come to Dartmouth from a variety of educational backgrounds and that Writing 5 is Dartmouth's attempt to ensure all students receive the same writing instruction. In fact, the '16s are the first class that cannot test out of the writing requirement, so everyone receives the same equal treatment.
However, the writing program fails to equalize the playing field because each professor prefers drastically different stylistic and structural approaches. Asking my friends for advice on a Writing 5 paper yields absolutely no productive result, because their professors require such different types of papers. One requires lengthy introductions that place the paper in a worldly context, while mine urges concise introductions that, if possible, may be pared down to simply a strong thesis statement. One friend's professor places emphasis on the thesis statement itself, yet another's prioritizes the lines of evidence that prove the thesis. These countless contrasts fail to create an equalizing experience for all first-years.
Of course, I understand that if all students are going to take Writing 5, variety is necessary. After all, not every student wants nor has the skill set to be an English major. However, the variety should come in the form of subject matter, not expectations. A disconnect in the standard of writing is not a necessary consequence of such variety. If all Writing 5 professors advocate contradictory expository writing strategies, they defeat the purpose of the program because first-years will have no more common ground than they did beforehand.
Additionally, the program fails to account for the fact that professors' preferences strongly influence the course. Professors adhere to their idea of a "well-written" essay rather strictly, preventing students from exploring writing within their individual style. This approach limits opportunities for creative, alternative approaches, because the professor already has an idea of what they want. Since students' main goal in a course is usually to get a good grade, they will simply cater to the professor's standards. For some, learning to write to please a professor may improve their skills, but for others the course may simply be an exercise in manipulation.
Realistically, different professors will expect different approaches to expository writing. Last term, I took an English class that required three major papers, a government class that required three and an art history class that required one. The seven college papers I wrote before Writing 5 varied based on both the assignment and the teacher's expectations. These papers differ immensely from the type of paper I must craft for my current writing professor. No specific rhetorical elements determined my papers' successes or failures as much as my ability to gauge what each professor preferred. There is no single correct approach to writing, yet each Writing 5 professor seems to analyze papers according to his or her own rubric.
Finally, since the course is now a requirement for all freshmen, students are thrust together from different backgrounds and the course does not fully account for the spectrum of writing experience the students have. More experienced students complain that it simply repeats lessons from high school English classes. To students who have a strong background in literature and expository writing, the course feels like just another distributive requirement, another hoop to jump through in order to earn a diploma.
If the College is going to make the course a strict requirement, it would behoove them to reassess the way the course is taught. Writing 5 may fail to equalize the playing field, but it is still the foundation of writing instruction at Dartmouth for all first-years. The students who need the writing instruction the most will benefit, but they will not necessarily have a complete foundation for college-level expository writing. The more advanced students will benefit from careful scrutiny of their work, but they will not necessarily be any better prepared for college writing. An introductory writing course for all freshmen is a good idea in theory, but the current Writing 5 system misses the mark.


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Kimberly Fritz, M.Om., L.Ac., is the founder and lead practitioner of Green Dragon Acupuncture. She earned her Master of Oriental Medicine degree (M.Om.) in 2003 from the Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MCAOM) at Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, MN. She holds certifications from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) in both Acupuncture and Chinese Herbology, and is licensed by the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice. Kimberly has also completed advanced training in Pediatrics.
Kimberly is married and has four children (29, 27, 22, and 10). Her interests and hobbies include gardening, reading, distance running and fitness. She enjoys traditional cooking and modifying recipes to be allergen free (gluten, casein, corn especially). She is familiar with GF/CF dietary interventions (celiac, autism) and uses Chinese food therapy in clinical practice as well as personal practice. As part of her health regime, she is partial to running, yoga (is a certified yoga instructor) and qigong.
Kimberly is available to speak on the topic of Chinese medicine for groups interested in learning more about Traditional Chinese medicine. Public education is part of the mission of Green Dragon Acupuncture. She is also available to come on site to teach qigong, demostrate acupuncture and speak on its effects, or speak on Chinese food therapy/dietary principles.
"Chinese medicine isn't just a career choice, it's my way of life. The fundamental principles lend not only to achieving health, but a balanced, more satisfying way of life. I enjoy practicing, and teaching these fundamentals every day."
(understand the various levels of training for acupuncture)
Nhan Trinh, M.Om., L.Ac. is a Traditional Chinese Medical practitioner that has graduated from Northwestern Health Sciences Univesity (NWHSU) in December 2015 with her Master of Oriental Medicine. She is a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine through NCCAOM. Nhan also has a Bachelor degree in Chemistry from the U of M and an Associate degree in Massage Therapy from NWHSU. She is certified through NCBTMB for massage therapy. Nhan has a strong value on continued education and likes to advance herselt in higher education with the purpose of providing exemplary care to her patients.
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Estonia, Lithuania to Discuss Relations With Russia: Foreign Ministry
The Lithuanian Foreign Ministry announced on its website that Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius and his Estonian counterpart are set to discuss... 28.11.2014, Sputnik International
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The Lithuanian Foreign Ministry announced on its website that Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius and his Estonian counterpart are set to discuss bilateral and regional cooperation, including relations with Russia.
MOSCOW, November 28 (Sputnik) – Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius is to meet his Estonian counterpart Friday to discuss bilateral and regional cooperation, including relations with Russia, Lithuanian Foreign Ministry says on its website.
"On 28 November in Vilnius, Lithuania's Minister of Foreign Affairs Linas Linkevicius will meet with Estonia's new Foreign Minister Keit Pentus-Rosimannus to discuss bilateral relations and regional cooperation, the situation in Ukraine, relations with Russia, the implementation of energy projects and other important issues," the ministry's statement says.
Keit Pentus-Rosimannus, who previously served as Estonian minister of the environment, took office as a foreign minister on November 17. Pentus-Rosimannus has already travelled to Latvia, Finland and Sweden before his visit to Lithuania.
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Q: WWW WebRequest UriFormatException: URI scheme must start with a letter and must consist of one of I've been getting this error in versions 2017.2.0f3 and 2017.2.1f1 whenever running the line below from the class listed, however it works perfectly in 5.5.0.f3
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ERROR:
UriFormatException: URI scheme must start with a letter and must consist of one of alphabet, digits, '+', '-' or '.' character.
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Class producing Error:
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{
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    {
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Has anyone else encountered this error before and been able to fix it?

A: The issue is that you have failed to specify a URI scheme (like http or https).
Thus you must change:
127.0.0.1:8888

to:
http://127.0.0.1:8888


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I've recently purchased a full seat of titanium x heated seats to fit in my zetec s, I also bought heated seat switches and the wiring loom, the heated seat fuses were already in the fuse box, when I connected the heated seat wiring loom the buttons didn't illuminate and the seats didn't heat up, today I noticed a wire on the loom that connects into the back of the switches but not into the other end of the loom, the wire is blue with a brown stripe down either side, I've heard that this has to be connected into the bcm but I'm not sure exactly where it would go, anyone got any ideas or has anybody retrofitted heated seats onto a facelift fiesta? The picture shows this single loose wire.
The seat loom doesn't go to the BCM. I'll send over the Haynes diagram tomorrow.
The cable you have pictures should connect the switches to the loom under the dash/console.
Make sure you have the necessary plugs and wires within the main seat plug.
According to my Haynes it does. This loose wire is a mystery i have asked lots of breakers to see where it connects to in the dashboard loom but those who will sell the bit seperately just want to snip it without finding out where it is connected. The only way would be to buy a dash loom and find out for ourselves but that is an expensive option eh.
Is it possible that you have wired them up correctly and only need activating through FORScan?
I wonder if the heated seats are deactivated by the BCM if the battery voltage is low, like the heated screens for example.
Valid point Tom. I'm sure that i read somewhere that someone else connected up as tom has and left the wire taped up and everything worked.
Why is it that with todays rocketships nothing is ever easy?
Apparently it connects to a wire in the loom which obviously goes onto the bcm. we need a dash loom that is intact to see which wire it is cut into.
I am looking at getting the switch and wire next week unless someone has beaten me to it. Failing that there is a loom available for a good price if that was intact and i went for it we may find the answer we need. expensive way to get there i know as i still have to get the switch, but this is starting to bug me and i want to sort it, lol.
I know it's not the grey one as that is C2280G so I would assume it's either the blue or white one, do you have a blue wire with a brown stripe in pin 24 of either of those 2 connectors?
That is C237 and that is pin 5 in the middle with the blue with brown stripe wire, run your wire to that and jobs done!
On the loom which I connect the heated seat loom into under the dash I have a blue and brown wire, I'm wondering if it's possible to strip some of the insulation on the wire and connecting the two together like this if it is just the main power source, behind my radio I can't see any connectors like that, I do however have a connector with a blue and brown wire.
Great stuff, thanks to everyone for chipping in with this. Certainly saved me a lot of time and effort. Now i all i need are the components.
Just ordered my parts today. Hopefully all will be a simple fit. At least now i have a good idea of where that loose lead has to go.
Parts arrived this morning. All in, wire connected to the blue/brown wire in the grey plug under the radio. Everything working as it should never even had to turn it on in forscan.
Thanks to you all who put up the required info, big shout out to Tom and Liam.
Hi lespes have you got the full leather seats in or half material.
Hi Ian, i have the grey st seats half material.
Can't believe how quick they heat up and they get very heated on the second setting., now wheres those subzero temps....bring it on.
Nice them heated seats esp in cold weather mines never been off !
Had the full leather in my old mk3 mondeo. They were fitted retro but i always remember them being good on those early winter mornings.


The Supreme Court today stayed the Meghalaya high court order directing private airlines to begin flight operations immediately from Umroi airport in the state. The High court earlier directed commercial airlines including Indigo and Spicejet to begin flight operations with immediate effect.
A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi took note of the submissions by Indigo airlines that there are no firefighting and other facilities available at the airport, thus making it difficult to operate flights immediately.
The apex court yesterday agreed to hear the plea of private airlines challenging the high court order. Umroi Airport is located 30 kilometres from state capital Shillong.


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The other drawings were great, but had a bit too much of an 'anime' feel (except the American Medium). Since I was arguing against 'anime steampunk-lite' of the likes of Final Fantasy series, it would have felt a little counter-productive putting one of those sketches up. And I really like the way the Aesthete is clutching the vase he's holding.


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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Early adopters of the Apple Watch, Apple Inc's (AAPL.O) first new product in five years, are complaining that a number of its key functions are disrupted by their tattoos.
Users of the watch, which went on sale last week, took to social media on Thursday under the hashtag #tattoogate to air their frustration with the flaw from Apple's renowned design house.
"Permanent or temporary changes to your skin, such as some tattoos, can also impact heart rate sensor performance. The ink, pattern, and saturation of some tattoos can block light from the sensor, making it difficult to get reliable readings," it said.
"To be honest, you're my first caller about the Apple Watch at all," the senior advisor told Reuters.
The report said the problem had been detected in some of the parts supplied by AAC Technologies Holdings Inc (2018.HK), based in Shenzhen, China. Shares in AAC Technologies dropped 8 percent on Thursday morning after the report. The company did not respond to requests for comment.


Observed on Datura wrightii, a plant related to tomatoes and tobacco. Peoria, Maricopa Co., Arizona, USA. April 2014. Length is about 6 mm.
It is fun to speculate how the very long, ultra-slender legs serve this bug. This species of stilt bug is often found on members of plants in the Solanaceae (nightshade) that are coated with sticky hairs. Desert tobacco and cultivated tomatoes have such leaves. Sacred Datura, the plant that this specimen was on, also has sticky leaves. Maybe it allows them to not get stuck in the glue?
Stilt bugs feed exclusively on plant juices that they extract through straw-like mouthparts. However, they might bite if mishandled, and there are reports that this bug's bite is painful.
Copyright Michael J. Plagens, page created 19 April 2014.