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Self Esteem Shop is an independent bookstore that caters to mental health professionals and those they serve. While physically located in Casco, Michigan, our staff travels across the continental United States to attend conferences in the mental health field. We are a small business and pride ourselves on the customer service provided by our knowledgeable staff.
Since January 2019, our staff is now led by sisters Nicole Wilbur MSW, LMSW Clinical and Macro, SSW and Kathryn Thomas whom strive to continue to provide the same great books, games, tools and other resources and materials that we have all come to expect from the Self Esteem Shop!
Our staff had been led by Deanne "DeeDee" Ginns-Gruenberg for nearly 30 years. DeeDee is the owner of the Self Esteem Shop and a licensed nurse and psychotherapist, specializing in play therapy with traumatized and grieving children. Although she devotes the majority of her time to the store, DeeDee maintains a limited private practice to stay up to date with current trends in mental health.
DeeDee began her education in Nursing School at Michigan State University. Immediately following graduation, she enlisted in the Peace Corps to serve in South America. After her return, DeeDee joined Children's Hospital in Detroit to work with terminally ill children. It was during her time at the hospital that DeeDee realized that kids don't always open up to people they are supposed to, but rather to individuals that make them comfortable. With her eyes opened, DeeDee enrolled in the Counseling program at Oakland University. As her passion for the mental health field grew, DeeDee shifted her efforts into these pursuits.
In 1991, DeeDee and her husband Harry bought a small independent bookstore called the Self Esteem Shop. DeeDee has used the knowledge from her graduate education and practical experience working with kids to find the best resources to help mental health professionals and individuals while Harry has managed the finances. Their mom & pop partnership has enabled this independent bookstore to survive. Self Esteem Shop is grateful for the loyal patrons who continue to help us surmount the challenges of the economic climate and competition from online retailers. Without you, there would be no Self Esteem Shop.
In addition to her work at the Self Esteem Shop, DeeDee has ventured into academia. DeeDee has taught an introductory course on play therapy at Oakland University. She has also contributed to books. In 2008, DeeDee and Cathy Malchiodi co-authoredTrauma, Loss & Bibliotherapy: Healing Process of Stories in Creative Interventions with Traumatized Children. In 2011, she wrote Effectively Incorporating Bibliotherapy into Treatment for Child Sexual Abuse in The Handbook of Child Sexual Abuse: Identification, Assessment and Treatment.
In her free time, DeeDee is a voracious reader, enjoys bike riding, skiing, playing tennis, board games, and spending time with her loving family and friends.


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Сибола () насељено је место без административног статуса у америчкој савезној држави Аризона.

Демографија
По попису из 2010. године број становника је 250, што је 78 (45,3%) становника више него 2000. године.

Референце

Литература

Види још
 Списак градова у САД по броју становника
 Највећи градови у САД по деценијама

Спољашње везе

 -{United States Census Bureau}-

Насељена места без административног статуса у Аризони
Википројект географија/Насеља у САД

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Fall Protection systems reduce risk whilst working at height in various business sectors. Organisations have a health and safety responsibility for the welfare of employees whilst working at height ensuring that the correct system and training is in place. Apex Access Group offer installation of fall protection systems such as horizontal lifelines, temporary or fixed. Once a system has been installed organisations have a legal responsibility for the testing and maintenance of the System in place. Apex Access Group can organise the testing of fall protection systems such as anchor bolts and mansafe systems. Apex Access Group can use such systems for building maintenance projects for example roof / gutter cleans practising work restraint and fall arrest methods.
Apex Access Group are based in the East Midlands between Manchester, Sheffield and Derby installing, testing and maintaining fall protection systems nationwide. We also offer a free quoting service across the UK.


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There is huge reduction in unemployment rate under me – Akufo-Addo
Thu, 26 Nov 2020 Source: 3 News
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has said the unemployment rate has reduced under his administration.
This is as a result of deliberate job creation policies such as the Nation Builders Corps (NaBCo), the president said.
In a tweet on Thursday, November 26, Mr Akufo-Addo said "11 days more to Election Day. It's important to remember that under the NPP government, there is a huge reduction of unemployment as a result of deliberate job creation policies such as the NABCO. Vote for Akufo-Addo and the NPP to create more jobs. #AkufoAddoHasDelivered."
Meanwhile, a former lawmaker for the Nkawkaw Constituency in the Eastern Region, Seth Adjei-Baah, has said but for the laws of this country that make it mandatory for elections to be organized, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo should have been allowed to continue governing the country for the next four years without having to slug it out with anyone in an election.
This comment comes on the back of his assertion that Mr Akufo-Addo has delivered and rescued the nation from the economic doldrums the previous administration left behind.
He explained on Onua FM's Ghana Dadwene on Wednesday hosted by Nana Yaw Opare that all the key economic indicators are currently pointing to positive directions owing to the good economic policies introduced by Mr Akufo-Addo and his team.
"If not because of law, Ghana should not have voted because he [Akufo-Addo] has brought deliverance o Ghana," he explained.
He added "education, infrastructure, planting for food and other developmental projects that this government has done alone should win us power. He [Nana Addo] is a visionary leader. People said Free SHS was bad and so we need progressive one now they say they started the free SHS. God has given Nana Addo the vision to lead this nation. Nana has a vision, he is leading us and we will get there. I support his vision."
He further expressed optimism that the president and his party the NPP will not lose the polls.
"It will not happen that Nana will lose this election. It will not happen because of what we have done," he said.
He added, "when you were in power, we beat you over one million votes, and now that we have brought free SHS successfully, that alone could even win the seat for Akufo-Addo".
11 days more to Election Day. It's important to remember that under the NPP government, there is a huge reduction of unemployment as a result of deliberate job creation policies such as the NABCO. Vote for Akufo-Addo and the NPP to create more jobs. #AkufoAddoHasDelivered pic.twitter.com/1l0ZHTVYN6
— Nana Akufo-Addo (@NAkufoAddo) November 26, 2020
Lecturer who led 2020 election survey appointed Director of Research at Presidency - Reports
Akufo-Addo scrapping 'job for the boys' ministries in his second term - Report
Don't lobby for a NPP appointment if you lack patience - Dan Lartey scolds Socrate Safo
NPP MPs have been 'very useless' to Ashanti region in terms of devt - Dr. Agyenim Boateng
Akufo-Addo deserves no plaudits for scrapping some ministries - Kwakye Ofosu

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Congenital heart disease is a heart defect that is present at birth. Acquired heart disease is a problem that develops after birth.
What is Congenital and Acquired Heart Disease?
Congenital heart disease, also known as congenital heart defect, occurs when a baby is born with a problem with the heart valve, chamber, septum (wall between the sides of a heart), or an artery. Acquired heart disease develops after birth and is less common in children than adults.
What are the different types of acquired heart disease?
What are the symptoms of acquired heart disease?
How is Congenital and Acquired Heart Disease diagnosed?
What are the causes of Congenital and Acquired Heart Disease?
The exact cause of congenital heart disease is unknown, although it is believed that genetics, certain medical conditions, drug or alcohol abuse during pregnancy, and certain medications may be contributors.
Rheumatic heart disease is caused by rheumatic fever. The exact cause of Kawasaki disease is unknown.
How is Congenital and Acquired Heart Disease treated?
Heart disease, whether congenital or acquired, is a critical condition that requires constant oversight by a team of specially-trained caregivers. We work closely with nurses, respiratory therapists and other team members to ensure that your child gets whatever is needed at a moment's notice.


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Q: How to merge AWS Cognito identities I saw the official blog post for Unity games, using HandleDatasetMerged callback. I can't find corresponding for PHP and Javascript SDK.
How can I merge 2 cognito identites? Initally 1 identity was created without any Logins in the cognitoParams. Subsequently user login with Facebook and another identity is created for 'graph.facebook.com'.

A: If the user previously had an unauthenticated identity, when getting credentials with a Facebook token, they will be migrated to an authenticated identity and their identity ID might change. The Javascript and PHP SDKs, unlike Unity, iOS and Android, don't provide an event for Identity changes, so you will have to handle that case yourself. If there was an identity change, you will need to "move" the data linked to your previous identity to the new one, if any.

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Trump picks Brett Kavanaugh for Supreme Court, setting up epic battle in bid to shift court to the right
A second vacancy gave President Trump a chance to shape the Supreme Court for a generation. Conservatives itched for another Neil Gorsuch as Democrats scrambled for a way to avert a major ideological shift.
President Donald Trump shakes hands with Judge Brett Kavanaugh, his Supreme Court nominee, in the East Room of the White House on Monday, July 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)(Alex Brandon / AP)
By Todd J. Gillman
11:02 PM on Jul 9, 2018 CDT
Updated at 11 p.m. with Ted Cruz committing to support Kavanaugh.
WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump named Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court on Monday night, a nomination that could shift the court's ideological center for a generation.
The prime-time event came 12 days after Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement, offering Trump a chance to install a solid conservative in place of a centrist who put his stamp on a long list of 5-4 rulings over the last decade, and on American society.
"There is no one in America more qualified for this position, and no one more deserving," Trump said.
Kavanaugh was a favorite of the GOP establishment, a former aide to George W. Bush and a lawyer on the special counsel inquiry that led to Bill Clinton's impeachment.
But some conservatives, including Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, had mounted a push to avert this outcome, warning that Kavanaugh's commitment to conservative legal doctrine is too shaky, and that Trump could end up joining a list of Republican presidents whose court picks drifted left.
Whatever disappointment Cruz felt he kept to himself in the East Room of the White House, after Trump had introduced his pick.
"Judge Kavanaugh is a serious nominee," Cruz said. "By any measure, Judge Kavanaugh is one of the most respected federal judges in the country," with a long record on the nation's second most powerful court. "He has a record that is distinguished with regard to separation of powers... the unchecked power of federal agencies ... the Second Amendment and ... religious liberty."
Cruz issued a statement two hours later making his support more explicit. "I look forward to supporting his nomination to the Supreme Court of the United States."
Bush also backed the nominee in a statement, saying: "President Trump has made an outstanding decision in nominating Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Brett is a brilliant jurist who has faithfully applied the Constitution and laws throughout his 12 years on the D.C. Circuit. He is a fine husband, father, and friend - and a man of the highest integrity. He will make a superb Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States."
Kavanaugh was spotted leaving the federal courthouse a few blocks from the White House in a convoy of black SUVs about three hours before the 8 p.m. live televised event, fueling speculation as Trump built the drama ahead of a prime-time reveal.
Trump told reporters Sunday as he returned from a weekend at his New Jersey golf club that he was still considering four finalists, culled from a list of 25 options drafted by conservative legal advisers at the Federalist Society and Heritage Foundation.
As late as Monday morning he was still reaching out to friends and allies for input, leaving even top aides in suspense as they prepared to pitch the winner to voters, senators and pressure groups.
Democrats had warned for days that Trump intends to use the nomination to shred abortion rights and gay marriage, undermine the rights of minorities and unions, and roll back Obama-era health care and environmental policies.
Conservatives were eager for another pick in the mold of Neil Gorsuch, named to the court by Trump last year. Both sides have been girding for an epic fight that is sure to command Washington's attention for the next few months, hang over the midterm elections, and fill the coffers of interest groups across the spectrum.
Texas Sen. John Cornyn, the majority's No. 2 leader, called it "extremely disappointing" that many Democrats promised "unwavering opposition" even before Trump named his pick.
"We will not back down from the fight," Cornyn said earlier on Monday, reiterating a vow to confirm the new justice before the next court session starts, on the first Monday in October. He called Kavanaugh "an exceptionally qualified jurist who will be a fair and impartial arbiter of the law and will not legislate from the bench."
At the White House on Monday night, Trump thanked Kennedy "for a lifetime of distinguished service," drawing applause from the dozens of Republican senators on hand, including the Texans, and other guests.
"The Supreme Court is entrusted with the safeguard of the crown jewel of our republic, the Constitution of the United States," Trump said, lauding Kavanaugh for a "proven commitment to equal justice under the law."
Ivy Leaguer wanted
Trump had sought a justice with an Ivy League pedigree, and he noted that Kavanaugh not only graduated from college and law school at Yale, he teaches at the Yale and Harvard law schools.
"This incredibly qualified nominee deserves a swift confirmation," Trump said. "The rule of law is our nation's proud heritage. It is the cornerstone of our freedom. ... And the Senate now has the chance to protect this glorious heritage."
Kavanaugh noted that Justice Elena Kagan, picked by Democrat Barack Obama, hired him to teach when she was dean of Harvard law. His wife Ashley, an Abilene native who likewise worked in the Bush White House, stood with him, as did their two daughters. They met as White House aides, the day before the 9/11 attacks.
"I will keep an open mind in every case, and I will always strive to preserve the Constitution and the American rule of law. Thank you, Mr. President," he said.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky shrugged off "hysterical" warnings from the left, citing similarly dire "hyperbole" in recent decades aimed at justices now regarded as centrist -- a list that included the same justices Cruz invoked as examples of Republicans who later strayed from conservative dogma.
Trump set himself a short time frame to pick Kennedy's replacement, hoping to secure confirmation before the November elections, when Democrats hope to wrest control of the Senate.
He focused on four relatively young finalists, with an eye on shaping the court for decades: Kavanaugh and Thomas Hardiman are 53. Raymond Kethledge is 51. Amy Coney Barrett is 46.
Kennedy, named to the court at age 51 by Ronald Reagan, has served just over 30 years. The remaining eight justices range in age from 50 to 85. The youngest is Gorsuch. The two oldest were both picked by Democrats: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer, who is 79. Both are expected to hang on long enough to keep the seat from a Republican president, if they can.
Kavanaugh was a favorite of Trump's White House counsel, Don McGahn. But as an appellate judge, he angered conservatives with a dissent in a case challenging Obamacare; his reasoning, that the controversial individual insurance mandate amounted to a valid form of taxation, informed a ruling from Chief Justice John Roberts that allowed the law to survive.
Trump's sister, Maryanne Trump Barry, served with Hardiman on a Philadelphia-based appeals court and lobbied for him. Hardiman was runner-up when Trump picked Gorsuch.
Cruz was on hand in the East Room for that announcement, too, and quickly lauded Gorsuch as a "home run." His praise for Kavanaugh was less effusive.
"I think Sen. Cruz's support will be there in the end," said Marc Short, the White House liaison to Congress. "He has to hear him and meet him. We would hope that members would have open minds, and get to know the nominee. We expect the same from the Democrat side."
Kellyanne Conaway, a senior White House adviser, called it "irrational" for Democrats to pre-emptively oppose the nominee.
" 'No. Obstruction. Stop sign. Resist.' Maybe they'll listen to everything he had to say. He gave a great window into who he is as an individual. His faith, his family," she said. As for conservatives, she added, "folks are very excited that President Trump is nominating a Supreme Court justice. Two within 18 months.... It's pretty phenomenal."
Cruz's pick
Cruz had pushed Trump to choose Utah Sen. Mike Lee, warning that unlike Kavanaugh, he would be a sure bet to hew to a conservative legal philosophy. But Lee's prospects were always dim. The only non-judge on Trump's list of 25, he backed Cruz in the 2016 primaries and withheld his support from Trump even after he'd secured the nomination.
"About half of the nominees Republican presidents have put on the court have turned into train wrecks, have turned into liberal activists," Cruz warned on Fox News hours after Kennedy announced his retirement, invoking David Souter, a particularly disappointing pick from the elder George Bush.
Cruz ramped up the pressure last week, with a warning that Trump could join a GOP list of shame if he's not careful.
"Many of the worst liberal judicial activists, including William Brennan, John Paul Stevens, and Harry Blackmun -- the author of the Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide -- were appointed by Republican presidents," Cruz argued in a column published online by Fox last week. "These mistakes haunt the legacies of presidents, a specter they can never shake. We cannot let this happen again."
That legacy argument was likely to touch a nerve, according to former Trump strategist Steve Bannon.
"Trump would say, 'I don't want to be remembered in 20 or 30 years as having made big mistakes here,'" he told The Wall Street Journal.
1/4Brett Kavanaugh is sworn in as a Court of Appeals Judge for the District of Columbia by Justice Anthony Kennedy, as Kavanaugh's wife Ashley holds the Bible during the Rose Garden ceremony on June 1, 2006.(PAUL J. RICHARDS / Getty Images)
2/4Raymond Kethledge testifies during his confirmation hearing for the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on May 7, 2008.(C-SPAN via AP)
3/4Amy Coney Barrett speaks during a ceremony for her investiture as a judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in February 2018 at Notre Dame Law School in South Bend, Ind. (Julian Velasco via The New York Times)
4/4In this March 8, 2017 photo, Judge Thomas Hardiman listens during a meeting with The Associated Press in Philadelphia.(Matt Slocum / AP)
For days, interest groups on both sides had already been pressuring Democratic senators up for re-election in states that Trump won in 2016. They've also focused on the very few Republicans whose support isn't certain, such as moderates Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine, who embrace abortion rights.
Part of Trump's calculus was whether he could afford to alienate such senators, or preferred to excite conservatives with a more hardline choice.
Abortion rights activists planned to send coat hangers this week to Collins as reminders of the dangerous lengths to which women resorted before Roe legalized abortion.
Collins has said she would oppose a nominee with "demonstrated hostility to Roe v. Wade" or a soft regard for legal precedent.
I will oppose the nomination the President will make tonight because it represents a corrupt bargain with the far Right, big corporations, and Washington special interests.
— Senator Bob Casey (@SenBobCasey) July 9, 2018
Demand Justice, a Democratic group focused on judicial picks, plans a $5 million campaign to target Collins and Murkowski, starting with an ad that began airing last week focusing on the threat to legal abortion.
Groups on both sides are targeting Democratic Sens. Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Joe Donnelly of Indiana and Joe Manchin of West Virginia -- the only Democrats who voted to confirm Gorsuch. All face re-election this fall.
Carrie Severino, chief counsel at Judicial Crisis Network and a former clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas, predicted that Democrats from states Trump carried will have a hard time opposing his pick for the high court. But just in case, the conservative advocacy group will give them a nudge. On Monday, it announced it will spend at least $10 million to support Trump's nominee, starting with ads targeting that trio, plus Sen. Doug Jones, an Alabama Democrat.
Monday afternoon, the White House announced that Jon Kyl, a three-term Arizona senator and former member of the GOP Senate leadership, will serve as "Sherpa" for the nominee.
Few options for Democrats
As much as they'd like to stymie Trump, Democrats face hurdles that likely are insurmountable.
In April 2017, Senate Republicans voted by simple majority to change longstanding rules and allow confirmation to the Supreme Court with just 50 votes. Democrats had themselves lowered the threshold from 60 votes for lower court judges and executive branch posts in 2013, to sidestep Republican filibusters of Obama nominees.
With this "nuclear option" deployed, Republicans easily approved Gorsuch, after refusing to consider Judge Merrick Garland, Obama's choice to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, who died nine months before the 2016 presidential election.
Ahead of Trump's dramatic prime-time reveal Monday night, Democrats and other Trump foes grasped for an effective strategy. Their main appeal has been to public opinion, in hopes of swaying a handful of GOP senators and to keep vulnerable Democrats in line.
They've expressed alarm that the next justice could be called upon to rule on whether Trump has the power to pardon himself or associates connected to an investigation of Russian influence in the 2016 election.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California, the senior Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, blasted Kavanaugh as a "partisan political operative."
She noted that as a candidate, Trump promised that his Supreme Court picks "would be 'pro-gun' and Roe v. Wade would be overturned 'automatically.' ... Unfortunately, Brett Kavanaugh appears to meet all of President Trump's political promises for how his candidate will rule on specific issues," she said.
Washington correspondent Rachel Cohrs contributed to this report.
Todd J. Gillman. Todd became Washington Bureau Chief in 2009 and has covered East Texas, Dallas City Hall and politics since joining The News in 1989. He's been elected three times to the White House Correspondents' Association board, with a term ending in 2023. Todd has a Master in Public Policy from Harvard and a BA from Johns Hopkins in international studies.
tgillman@dallasnews.com @toddgillman
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package com.starquestminecraft.bukkit.automators;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.bukkit.Material;
import org.bukkit.block.Block;
import org.bukkit.block.BlockFace;
import org.bukkit.block.Dropper;
import org.bukkit.inventory.Inventory;
import org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack;
import org.bukkit.inventory.Recipe;
import org.bukkit.inventory.ShapedRecipe;
import org.bukkit.inventory.ShapelessRecipe;

import com.starquestminecraft.sqtechbase.SQTechBase;
import com.starquestminecraft.sqtechbase.objects.Machine;

public class AutomatorTask implements Runnable {

    private final SQAutomators plugin;

    public AutomatorTask(final SQAutomators plugin) {
        this.plugin = plugin;
    }

    @Override
    public void run() {

        for(Machine machine : SQTechBase.machines) {

            if(!(machine instanceof Automator)) {
                continue;
            }

            Automator automator = (Automator)machine;

            if(automator.getRecipe() == null) {
                continue;
            }

            if(automator.getEnergy() < 50) {
                continue;
            }

            int level = (int)automator.data.get("level");

            Block mainBlock = machine.getGUIBlock().getLocation().getBlock();
            Block middleBlock = mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN);
            Block bottomBlock = middleBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN);

            int builtLevel = 0;

            boolean north = checkDirection(BlockFace.NORTH, mainBlock, middleBlock, bottomBlock);
            boolean south = checkDirection(BlockFace.SOUTH, mainBlock, middleBlock, bottomBlock);
            boolean east = checkDirection(BlockFace.EAST, mainBlock, middleBlock, bottomBlock);
            boolean west = checkDirection(BlockFace.WEST, mainBlock, middleBlock, bottomBlock);

            if(north) {
                builtLevel = builtLevel + 1;
            }

            if(south) {
                builtLevel = builtLevel + 1;
                if(builtLevel > level) {
                    builtLevel = level;
                    south = false;
                    east = false;
                    west = false;
                }
            }

            if(east) {
                builtLevel = builtLevel + 1;
                if(builtLevel > level) {
                    builtLevel = level;
                    east = false;
                    west = false;
                }
            }

            if(west) {
                builtLevel = builtLevel + 1;
                if(builtLevel > level) {
                    builtLevel = level;
                    west = false;
                }
            }

            List<Inventory> inputInventories = new ArrayList<>();
            List<Inventory> outputInventories = new ArrayList<>();

            if(north) {

                Dropper dropper = (Dropper)mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.NORTH).getState();
                inputInventories.add(dropper.getInventory());
                outputInventories.add(((Dropper)mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.NORTH).getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getState()).getInventory());

            }

            if(east) {

                Dropper dropper = (Dropper)mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.EAST).getState();
                inputInventories.add(dropper.getInventory());
                outputInventories.add(((Dropper)mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.EAST).getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getState()).getInventory());

            }

            if(south) {

                Dropper dropper = (Dropper)mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.SOUTH).getState();
                inputInventories.add(dropper.getInventory());
                outputInventories.add(((Dropper)mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.SOUTH).getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getState()).getInventory());

            }

            if(west) {

                Dropper dropper = (Dropper)mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.WEST).getState();
                inputInventories.add(dropper.getInventory());
                outputInventories.add(((Dropper)mainBlock.getRelative(BlockFace.WEST).getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getState()).getInventory());

            }

            Recipe recipe = automator.getRecipe();
            Inventory totalInventory = plugin.getServer().createInventory(automator.getOwner(), 54);

            for(int i = 0; i < inputInventories.size(); i++) {

                Inventory inv = inputInventories.get(i);

                for(ItemStack item : inv.getContents()) {
                    if(item != null) {
                        totalInventory.addItem(item.clone());
                    }
                }

            }

            List<ItemStack> ingredientItems = new ArrayList<>();

            if(recipe instanceof ShapedRecipe) {

                for(ItemStack ingredient : ((ShapedRecipe)recipe).getIngredientMap().values()) {

                    if(ingredient != null) {

                        boolean addedAmount = false;

                        for(int i = 0; i < ingredientItems.size(); i++) {

                            ItemStack currentIngredient = ingredientItems.get(i);

                            if(ingredient.getType().equals(currentIngredient.getType())) {
                                addedAmount = true;
                                currentIngredient.setAmount(currentIngredient.getAmount() + ingredient.getAmount());
                            }

                        }

                        if(!addedAmount) {
                            ingredientItems.add(ingredient);
                        }

                    }

                }

            }

            if(recipe instanceof ShapelessRecipe) {
                ingredientItems = ((ShapelessRecipe)recipe).getIngredientList();
            }

            craftRecipe(automator, inputInventories, outputInventories, totalInventory, ingredientItems, recipe);

            if(level == 2) {
                craftRecipe(automator, inputInventories, outputInventories, totalInventory, ingredientItems, recipe);
            }
            else if(level == 3) {
                craftRecipe(automator, inputInventories, outputInventories, totalInventory, ingredientItems, recipe);
                craftRecipe(automator, inputInventories, outputInventories, totalInventory, ingredientItems, recipe);
            }
            else if(level == 4) {
                craftRecipe(automator, inputInventories, outputInventories, totalInventory, ingredientItems, recipe);
                craftRecipe(automator, inputInventories, outputInventories, totalInventory, ingredientItems, recipe);
                craftRecipe(automator, inputInventories, outputInventories, totalInventory, ingredientItems, recipe);
            }

        }

    }

    public void craftRecipe(final Automator automator, final List<Inventory> inventories, final List<Inventory> outputInventories, final Inventory totalInventory, final List<ItemStack> ingredientItems, final Recipe recipe) {

        List<ItemStack> inventoryContents = new ArrayList<>();

        for(ItemStack item : totalInventory) {

            if(item == null) {
                continue;
            }

            boolean addedAmount = false;

            if(!inventoryContents.isEmpty()) {

                int invContentsSize = inventoryContents.size();

                for(int x = 0; x < invContentsSize; x++) {

                    ItemStack i = inventoryContents.get(x);

                    if(i.getType() == item.getType()) {
                        addedAmount = true;
                        i.setAmount(i.getAmount() + item.getAmount());
                    }

                }

            }
            else {
                inventoryContents.add(item);
            }

            if(!addedAmount) {
                inventoryContents.add(item);
            }

        }

        List<ItemStack> itemsLeftOver = new ArrayList<>();

        for(int i = 0; i < ingredientItems.size(); i++) {
            itemsLeftOver.add(ingredientItems.get(i));
        }

        if(inventoryContents.isEmpty()) {
            return;
        }

        for(int x = 0; x < itemsLeftOver.size(); x++) {

            ItemStack ingrItem = itemsLeftOver.get(x);

            if(!totalInventory.contains(ingrItem.getType())) {
                return;
            }

            for(int i = 0; i < inventoryContents.size(); i++) {

                ItemStack item = inventoryContents.get(i);

                if(item.getType().equals(ingrItem.getType())) {

                    if(item.getAmount() < ingrItem.getAmount()) {
                        return;
                    }

                }

            }

        }

        boolean addedItem = false;

        ItemStack producedItem = recipe.getResult();
        int inventory = 0;

        for(Inventory inv : outputInventories) {

            inventory = inventory + 1;

            if(inventory >= 5) {
                continue;
            }

            if(inv.firstEmpty() == -1) {

                if(inv.first(producedItem.getType()) != -1) {

                    Map<Integer, ItemStack> leftOverItems = inv.addItem(producedItem);

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John Krueger
Director of Choir and Music
Email John
Who is that guy at the organ?
John Krueger has served as the director of music at Christ the Servant since September 2004.
He holds degrees from Hillsdale College and Concordia University Wisconsin, and recently completed a certificate in liturgical studies at the University of Notre Dame. Over the years, he has sung 45 shows with the Houston Grand Opera, five productions with the Houston Gilbert and Sullivan Society, and ten operas with Opera in the Heights. John has two solo CD's out, has two sanctioned 300 games to his credit in bowling, and loves playing bridge. Email John at the church, or find him (personally and professionally) on Facebook.
Click here to buy John's CD!


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Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas adds paintings from epic Reno show
November 23, 2019 | Category: exhibits, news | Tags: entertainers, exhibits, history, Reno, showgirls
A Bill Campbell painting of a "Hello Hollywood, Hello!" costume is one of 14 recently added to the collection at Nevada State Museum Las Vegas. Photo courtesy of Nevada State Museum
LAS VEGAS, Nevada – Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas recently added some sparkle to its already impressive collection of performance costume memorabilia – 14 costume design paintings executed by Bill Campbell in the late 1970s for the Donn Arden production show "Hello Hollywood, Hello!"
MGM Grand Hotel-Reno's signature show opened in 1978 in a showroom boasting the largest stage in the world. With 300 dancers, a waterfall set, an earthquake number, a space age discotheque and a DC-9 jet airplane, the stage was barely big enough to contain the extravagance. Such was the era of colossal production shows designed to lure folks in the door in the hope that, following the performance, audience members would head straight to the casino floor for a little gambling.
The show's dazzling costumes were co-designed by Bill Campbell and Pete Menefee. The State Museum has collected many of the costume design artworks that Menefee executed for the production, but until recently, the original artwork from Bill Campbell remained elusive.
"It's incredibly exciting to discover Campbell's costume sketches for Hello Hollywood Hello," said Karan Feder, guest curator of Costume & Textiles. "The museum's collection includes a number of the designer's stage costumes from the show, so it's quite significant, 40 years later, to have the opportunity to reunite the designer's original creative vision with the realized costume."
As part of the museum's ongoing mission to digitize its collections, access to this unique archive is available to the public via the museum's online collection. Click here for more: https://bit.ly/2XtJueZ


With nowhere to go but up, Decatur, GA rapper Runway Richy has crafted his rocky journey into a catalog of street tales – songs that speak to those struggling for a better way. Over the years, rhyming was something to do in between dealing with "real life" situations – situations that often brought trouble. "I'm the one who had one foot in the streets and one in the booth," he remembers.
In 2016, he released a breakthrough mixtape called China Cafeteria that included production by ATL hitmakers Zaytoven, FKi, Metro Boomin and Southside. Runway Richy was on his way to a promote the mixtape and was in a devastating near-fatal car accident that flipped his truck over three times ejecting him from the vehicle. He was forced to learn how to walk again, but bounced back with his against all odds inspired song called "Made It Happen" featuring legendary Houston emcee Trae The Truth. The song and it's follow-up single "Switchin Sides" featuring Gucci Mane has received critical-acclaim by The Fader, HotNewHipHop, Pigeons and Planes, OkayPlayer, XXL, The Source, 2DopeBoyz, Earmilk and many more. The Fader premiered the music video claiming "Runway Richy and Gucci Mane are Rock Stars.


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Q: Details about how a=b=c works From this answer: How do chained assignments work?, I understand that chained assignement in Python :
x = y = z      # (1)

is equivalent to:
temp = z
x = temp
y = temp

But is (1) also equivalent to:
x = z
y = x

?
Or is there a slight difference (for example when z = some_function())? If so, which difference?

A: In the very example you give, yes, the effects of the two approaches are practically identical because both involve simply assigning the same reference to a number of names.
Be aware, however, that if the expressions in the assignment targets involve more complex evaluations, the two approaches could be different.
For example, consider the following chain expression, where x is initialized as a dict and expensive_func is a time-consuming function that returns a key:
x[expensive_func()] = y = some_function()

While it would be indeed equivalent to the following:
temp = some_function()
x[expensive_func()] = temp
y = temp

it would not be be equivalent to the second approach:
x[expensive_func()] = some_function()
y = x[expensive_func()]

since expensive_func would then have to be called twice, doubling the time taken, and triggering the side effect of the function twice, if it has any.
Also, consider the following code:
obj = []
x = []
x[:] = y = obj
print(id(obj), id(x), id(y))

where the output would show that y gets assigned the same reference as obj, while x is different.
That code is then indeed equivalent to:
obj = []
x = []
temp = obj
x[:] = temp
y = temp
print(id(obj), id(x), id(y))

But not equivalent to:
obj = []
x = []
x[:] = obj
y = x[:]
print(id(obj), id(x), id(y))

The latter of which would show y getting a different reference from both obj and x.

A: I always find using examples to be the best way to understand things (in general).
Let's say we have a func:
def function_sample ():
  print(20)

If you print it:
print(function_sample)

<function function_sample at 0x7f8f840a01f0>

returns the function object.
When assigning to a variable a function without parentheses (without calling/running it).
x = function_sample
print(x)

you will get the same message:     <function function_sample at 0x7f8f840a01f0>
However, if you run it (with parentheses).
print(x())

You will see :
20
None

Why None? It's because Python functions have a default return value, which is None if no return expression is given, or return is given on its own.
Another sample:
def another_sample(some):
  print(some)

y = another_sample
print(y)

As you probably have guessed it : <function another_sample at 0x7f8f7e747700>
If you try to print y() you will get an error because the some argument is missing.
But if we add one:
print(y(5))

5
None

One last example:
def third_sample ():
  return 20

aa = third_sample    # without running the func
bb = third_sample()  # calling/running the func

print(aa) # function object
print(bb) # 20

A: The 2 approaches you have shown are both functional and legit in terms of going about chaining and using previous variables. No difference at all
When assigning variables to the same number of variables, instead of doing the typical:
x = 0
y = 0

OR using tuple unpacking approach:
(x,y) = 0,0

You could just do like what you have (chained assignment):
x = y = 0

This could be used with any object (being called on) for the RHS, and that:
x = y = some_object()

is the same as:
tmp = some_object()
x = tmp
y = tmp

and when you del tmp, the xand y become useless or nothing.


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'Solving for equity': A Michigan Robotics course flips the script on engineering ed
ASEE Prism magazine explores how linear algebra could level the playing field.
A new introductory robotics course at Michigan Engineering turns traditional curriculum on its head in an effort to improve equity.
Robotics 101, launched in Fall 2020, was highlighted in ASEE Prism magazine's latest issue.
The course aims to invite in rather than "weed out." Calculus is not a prerequisite. The course teaches linear algebra—critical for coding but typically not taught until after four semesters of Calculus—in an applied setting. Students use it to solve large-scale problems related to robotics with hundreds of variables, rather than simply solve tiny sets of equations.
To improve inclusion further, the class brings in students from two historically Black colleges— Morehouse and Spelman in Atlanta, to learn remotely alongside U-M students.
Jessy Grizzle, director of the U-M Robotics Institute and a professor of electrical and computer engineering, said the course is based on the understanding that talent is uniformly distributed, but opportunity is not.
"The current system favors AP credits and hence is biased against students of lower economic means and high schools that provide fewer opportunities," Grizzle said. "We realize that we have been undeserving these students for a long time and it's time to change our approach."
The disparities have profound ripple effects for individuals and society. "(D)iversity in the classroom is essential for creating advanced technologies without bias in a world where machine learning algorithms are making hiring, financial, and even incarceration decisions," the article states.
"We know we're not training the right people to do the right things ethically and across backgrounds right now," Odest Chadwicke Jenkins, professor of computer science and engineering at U-M and associate director of Michigan Robotics' undergraduate program, told Prism. "To have more diversity [among the developers] and in the executive suite, you need to have diversity in the classroom."
Grizzle and his colleagues believe the new approach is long overdue.
"The current way of educating engineers in math and science has not really changed since Sputnik," he said. "It's outmoded. Linear algebra is the language of Information, AI, data, and autonomy. These four areas are revolutionizing society and they should be revolutionizing how we educate engineers."
Grizzle is also the Elmer G. Gilbert Distinguished University Professor of Engineering, the Jerry W. and Carol L. Levin Professor of Engineering and a professor of mechanical engineering.
Chad Jenkins; Diversity and Outreach; Division News; Education; Jessy Grizzle


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Threat of Wildfires Should Influence Planning Decisions, Report Says
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In Brief, Vol. 20 No. 05 May 2005, Wildfires
A recent Legislative Analyst's Office report regarding the cost of fighting wildfires received a great deal of attention for its study and recommendations regarding personnel costs, labor agreements and potential new taxes. Largely overlooked, though, were suggestions that the state should influence planning decisions in areas with wildfire threats.
The state has about 8 million acres in the "wildland-urban interface," nearly three-quarters of which are at high risk for wildfire. The coastal and interior mountain ranges of Southern California, the hills ringing the San Francisco Bay Area and the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada contain most of the wildland-urban interface, where homes and businesses intermingle with undeveloped areas. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CDF) estimates that the number of homes in the wildland-urban interface increased by 20% from 1990 to 2000. Most of the new homes are in areas served by local fire departments, and are not in the CDF's "state responsibility area." Still, as the LAO noted, "State resources are often called upon as part of the state's integrated wildland fire protection system." Additionally, CDF reported that its calls for non-fire emergencies, such as medical aid requests, in the Sierra foothills increased by 150% in only seven years.
The LAO did not call for a decrease in development in these areas. Rather, the state should "encourage" local governments to make fire-safe planning decisions on where to locate new development, on fuel management plans and on building codes and designs, the LAO recommended.
Furthermore, because the law does not specify who is responsible for funding firefighting in state responsibility areas, the LAO recommended the Legislature clarify the law to say that the state will not be fiscally liable.
"First, if local agencies are clear that the state is not fiscally responsible for life and structure protection, this should encourage local land use decisions that attempt to minimize the risk to structures and people from wildfire. Second, a clear statement that the state is not responsible … could encourage local governments to budget an appropriate level of local resources for this purpose," the LAO report says.
The state's firefighting budget is about $500 million annually. The LAO recommends imposing a fee on landowners in state responsibility areas to cover half of that cost.
The report is available on the LAO's website, www.lao.ca.gov.
VOTERS IN SANTA ANA supported what would be the tallest building in Orange County during a special election in April. Nearly 57% of voters approved a referendum on the proposed One Broadway Plaza project in downtown Santa Ana.
After five years of study, negotiation and contentious debate, the Santa Ana City Council in August 2004 approved a special development district and amended a specific plan to permit the project, which is in an area that otherwise has a 35-foot height limit. Project opponents contended at the time and during the campaign that the office tower would be out of place and cause traffic problems. The opponents qualified a referendum for the ballot and filed a still-pending lawsuit over the project's environmental impact report.
Under an agreement with the city, developer Michael Harrah, who has developed and purchased dozens of buildings in downtown Santa Ana, must lease 50% of the proposed tower before beginning construction.
THE PRIVATE INVESTORS IN A SANTA CRUZ redevelopment hotel and convention center project have withdrawn their support. Western Hotel Properties of Idaho backed away from the plan after project opponents submitted an overwhelming number of signatures on referendum petitions.
In February, the City Council voted 4-3 to approve the project. It called for demolition of the former Dream Inn, now called the Coast Santa Cruz Hotel. Many locals and environmentalists have long considered the hotel - an 11-story structure that looms over the beach - to be an eyesore. Under the proposal, the hotel would have been replaced with a larger, 270-room oceanfront hotel connected to a six-story parking garage and a 23,000-square-foot conference center. Santa Cruz's redevelopment agency would have provided $30 million for the parking structure and conference center, which the city would have leased to the hotel owner.
Complaining about the size of the project and the city's subsidy, opponents submitted 8,400 signatures on referendum petitions for the three ordinances approving the project. Only 3,892 valid signatures were required to get the referendum on the ballot. Before the county Elections Department could verify the signatures, Western Hotel Properties announced it was dropping the project.
THE BATTLE OVER BOLSA CHICA in Huntington Beach just might have ended. In mid-April, the Coastal Commission approved Hearthside Homes' plans for 349 houses on a 105-acre site above Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve. The Commission's approval of the project also clears the way for Hearthside to sell 103 acres to the state for an addition to the conservation project.
The Bolsa Chica saga extends back to the 1970s. At various times, as many as 5,700 housing units were proposed for the site, a degraded wetlands and former oil field. Led by the group Amigos de Bolsa Chica, environmentalists fought every step of the way. Over the years, the state has acquired most of the site, or nearly 2,000 acres (seeCP&DR Environment Watch, January 2002; CP&DR, November 1989). Amigos protested the latest development proposal, too, but the Coastal Commission approved it 11-1.
With the Coastal Commission's approval of the Hearthside subdivision and the likely sale of the remainder of mesa to the state, virtually all of Bolsa Chica either is entitled for development or designated for conservation.
THE CASE REGARDING DISPUTED WETLANDS near the unincorporated Santa Barbara County town of Orcutt has taken another turn. The property owner, Adams Brothers Farming, has agreed to pay $1.15 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the Environmental Protection Agency.
In late 2004, a Santa Barbara County jury awarded Adams Brothers $5.6 million in damages - including $130,000 to be paid by three county planners and a consultant - after concluding the county had wrongly designated one-third of Adams Brothers 286-acre farm as wetlands (see CP&DR In Brief, January 2005). The jury award is on appeal.
In 1999, the county commenced enforcement proceedings against Adams Brothers because the company graded and planted grain crops on 95 acres of county-designated wetlands without a grading or land use permit. Adams Brothers then sued the county. However, the EPA sued Adams Brothers, alleging that the company illegally graded 70 acres of wetlands without a federal permit.
Under the EPA settlement, Adams Brothers will pay a $200,000 fine and contribute $915,000 to the Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County for wetlands restoration elsewhere. The settlement also allows the company to resume farming on all of its land, according to the EPA.
THE ENVIORNMENTAL IMPACT REPORT for the Transbay Terminal project in San Francisco has failed to survive judicial scrutiny. In April, San Francisco Judge Ronald Quidachay sided with developer Jack Myers, who contended the study was inadequate partly because it failed to account a project he planned to build.
The new multi-modal station would bring together a number of bus lines, BART and Caltrain, and would replace an existing, dilapidated depot (see CP&DR, Public Development, August 2004). However, Myers had begun construction of a condominium tower across the street from the terminal site when San Francisco shut down his project one year ago. After deciding that the two projects could not co-exist (rail lines are proposed right under Myers' property), San Francisco supervisors began eminent domain proceedings.
The developer and other terminal opponents have continued to fight. After the judge's ruling, city officials vowed to persist.
THE CITY OF INDUSTRY WON another round in an ongoing struggle with the City of Brea regarding land in the Chino Hills between the two cities.
The latest battle is over Industry's purchase of 525 acres along Tonner Canyon Road. Industry purchased the land last year, but Brea sued, arguing that Industry had to make public its plans for the property and complete an environmental impact report before completing the purchase.
Riverside County Superior Court Judge Stephen Cunnison ruled that environmental analysis could wait until development was proposed. In April, Brea voted to appeal Cunnison's decision.
Four years ago, Industry purchased a 2,400-acre Boy Scout camp in Tonner Canyon, next to 2,800 acres that the city already owned (see CP&DR Local Watch, December 2001). That acquisition drew protests and litigation, but Industry has maintained ownership.
During the late 1970s, Industry proposed building a reservoir in the area, but the city eventually dropped the project. Officials from Brea and other agencies, and environmentalists contend that Industry still plans to fill Tonner Canyon with water, and that the latest purchase of 525 acres is another step in the reservoir project.
But Industry City Manager Phil Iriarte told the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, "I think after the appeal period is over, then the council will start thinking about what they might do with the property."
RIVERSIDE COUNTY AND THE CITY OF TEMECULA have settled a lawsuit that the city filed regarding the impacts of unincorporated area development on the city. The settlement essentially calls for funding to be in place before major developments may proceed in the French Valley and Menifee areas.
The city sued the county two years ago over the county's new general plan, which calls for extensive development in unincorporated areas outside Temecula. Roads, freeways and freeway interchanges in the area are already congested, and Temecula demanded that the county provide improvements.
The settlement calls for the city and county to fund a study to determine a development impact fee that would pay for additional lanes on Interstates 15 and 215. The study, by the Riverside County Transportation Commission, is scheduled to be completed later this year. The settlement also calls for the city and county to form assessment districts to pay for about $300 million of road and freeway interchange projects over the next 20 years.
Last year, Temecula and the county settled a lawsuit over development near Hemet when the country agreed to restrict development based on the completion of road improvements.
A DRAFT REPORT ON THE PROPOSED SPLIT of Santa Barbara County concludes that the new county would not be economically viable - and that the remainder of Santa Barbara County would be better off fiscally.
The draft report by the governor-appointed Mission County Formation Review Commission states that Santa Barbara County now spends $30 million more for general fund services within the territory of the proposed new county than the same area generates in tax revenue.
"Without an increase in taxes, significant reductions in current service deliveries would be necessary in those areas funded by general discretionary revenues (primarily sheriff, probation, district attorney, public defender and support services) for the proposed county to achieve a balanced budget," the Commission reported.
Mission County proponents assailed the report, partly because the Commission relied on information provided by the county.
The report is available at www.missioncountyformation.org.


The City of St. Albert Presents the New Year's Eve Fireworks!
Watch the sparkling display with family and friends and celebrate the start of 2019.
Monday, December 31 at 8:30 p.m. sharp at Mission Park.
Please remember to dress for the weather and arrive early to find parking and a place to sit. Mission Park will be closed all day Monday, December 31, 2018 until 1 p.m. on Tuesday, January 1, 2019, for event set up and clean up.


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Home > Info > Destinations > Beijing
A city guide to Beijing
The Forbidden City & China's Northern Capital
The Chinese capital is the last of the country's four great ancient capital cities and has been the political centre of China for over 800 years. Its name has changed several times with its most well-known former name, Peking; 'Beijing' means 'Northern Capital', setting it apart from Nanjing, the 'Southern Capital'.
With a municipality population of over 21 million, Beijing's size is still only third to Shanghai and Guangzhou in national rankings, but its citizens are supposedly among the friendliest in China. Around 4.4 million foreigners visit the capital every year, looking to explore the city's rich history and outstanding architecture.
Beijing statistics and geographical information
Beijing municipality is surrounded by Hebei province and Tianjin Municipality, located in the north-east of China. The city is roughly 120 kilometres from the coast and forms part of the Jingjinji metropolitan region. The Mongolian Plateau's mountains surround the northern side of the city, while the northern Chinese plains frame the south.
Beijing population:
Beijing is the third most populous city in the world with a staggering 21 million people living in the Municipality. As of 2017, the Chinese government implemented population controls which has seen a slight decline in population by 20,000 between 2016 and 2017.
Beijing time zone:
China has a total of five time zones (Zhongyuan, Changbai, Kunlun, Longshu and Tibet). Beijing operates on China Standard Time which is approximately 8 hours ahead of the UK (GMT +8).
Approximate distance to neighbouring cities:
Beijing is well positioned near many major cities of neighbouring countries as well as through the Trans-Mongolian and Manchurian to Moscow:
Beijing to Tokyo, Japan: 2098km.
Beijing to Pyongyang, North Korea: 808km.
Beijing to Seoul, South Korea: 952km.
Beijing to Hong Kong: 1965km.
Beijing to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: 1167km
Beijing to Moscow, Russia: 5790km.
History of Beijing
Beijing can probably be said to be one of the oldest still existing places of organised human habitation in the world with fossils dating 230,000 to 250,000 years back. The first walled settlement in its place was Jicheng which acted as the capital of the city state Ji, built in the 11th century BC.
Imperial China: 2nd Century - 13th century
Jicheng became the prefectural capital (Zhou) of the state of Ji after the first emperor unified China. In the Three kingdoms period, (220-280AD) the area was held by Gongsun Zan, followed by Yuan Shao until it was taken by Cao Cao of the Wei kingdom. After this period, the city was demoted and the prefectural seat was placed in Zhuozhou instead and varied in importance to rival dynasties for many centuries. In 1213, Genghis Khan besieged the city and razed this to the ground two years later. In 1264, a new town was formed by Kublai Khan north-east of the ruins.
Ming dynasty 14th century - 18th century
In the early days of the Chinese Empire the region around Beijing was of regional importance and became a military centre. However, it was not until the Ming Dynasty (in the 14th century) that Beijing received capital status due to political difficulties in the southern capital of Nanjing. The Forbidden City and many other present day sights were built in the early 15th century. Li Zicheng's peasant army captured Beijing in 1644 which ended the Ming dynasty.
Modern China: 20th century - Present
Modern Chinese history is inevitably tied to its capital city, be it the Republican era, the Cultural Revolution of the 60s and 70s, the Tiananmen Square Massacre or the 2008 Olympics. The city continues to expand at an exponential rate, with multiple rings roads being added from 1981 onward, and is now designated as the site for the 2020 Winter Olympics, making it the first city ever to host both Winter and Summer Olympics.
What to do in Beijing
The Trans-Siberian is the longest railway line in the world, crossing from Europe to Asia and spanning over 9200 kilometres in length. It is a wholly unique experience that goes beyond a bucket-list and is often hailed by travellers as a rare opportunity of self-discovery and reflection. Whether you are an experienced traveller wanting a different type of holiday or keen backpacker taking your first leap into the world, the Trans-Siberian offers an authentic experience that will last a lifetime.
Where to eat in Beijing
Beijing offers a pleasing blend of traditional and experimental, with a variety of gourmet restaurants offering some of the best traditional Chinese dishes but also western cuisine in the world. Make sure to try some authentic Peking Roast Duck, one of the city's major exports into the world as well as some Fulin Jiabing – traditional Chinese pancakes stuffed with a type of fungus. A visit to one of the traditional tea houses should also not be missed.
Juqi restaurant (also called Banbuqiao) has become a firm favourite of tourists visiting Beijing. Building a solid reputation for delivering high-quality traditional Chinese cuisine and one of the best Peking roast duck dishes in the city.
Moscow Restaurant
If you have travelled on the Trans-Manchurian from Moscow, you will be pleased to know that you are never too far away from Russia. Beijing is home to the Moscow Restaurant, specialising in variety of classic Russian food dishes. The restaurant is known for its opulent dining hall and resonates with Western tastes.
King's Joy
King's Joy specialises in vegetarian-friendly dishes which are otherwise difficult to come by in China. The restaurant has gained several best restaurant accolades over the last few years with aesthetically-pleasing culinary creations. The restaurant accompanies an elegant courtyard overlooking a bamboo grove.
Climate in Beijing
The weather in Beijing is determined by a monsoon-influenced, humid continental climate, meaning that winter can be extremely cold and dry, while the summer comes with an oppressive heat and humidity. Spring is dry, but it can bring sandstorms from the Gobi desert. The best time to travel is the short, but dry and warm autumn.
How to get to Beijing
Beijing Capital International Airport is the second busiest airport in the world and is only located about 20 kilometres, or a 40-minute-drive via the Airport Expressway to Beijing city centre. The Beijing Subway also connects to the airport. The airport connects Beijing to practically every city in China that can be reached by plane, but is also served by a number of European airlines, including British Airways.
Beijing is one of China's major railroad hubs with ten lines connecting the city to other places. Tianjin, Shanghai and Guangzhou can all be reached via high-speed trains. It is also the last stop on the Trans-Manchurian Railway, connecting Beijing to Moscow.
Why you should visit Beijing
Beijing is the cultural, economic and political centre of China, Which has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. The Beijing Capital International Airport has been the second busiest in the world when it comes to passenger traffic, making it a highly sought after destination for tourists.
The city is also known to be one of the oldest cities in the world decorated with opulent palaces, parks tombs and gates that are sure to entertain Chinese history enthusiasts. It is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Beijing is the perfect place for a first glimpse into one of the oldest living cultures in the world.
Beijing commonly asked questions
Here we have included a short list of questions we commonly get asked about Beijing along with a brief response. If you have any further questions, we recommend contacting us directly.
What is the best way to get around Beijing?
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Can I enter Beijing without a visa?
It is possible to enter Beijing visa-free for 72 hours on arrival without having to obtain a visa in advance if you are travelling on to a third country. After this period, foreign nationals are required to apply for a visa at a local Public Security Bureau.
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Is Beijing expensive?
Like any major city, prices in Beijing are often more expensive than other areas of the country. However, when compared with capital cities such as London, Paris or Moscow, Beijing can be considered fairly affordable. You can expect to pay around 60-100 yuan for a standard meal which works out to around £10-11.
What is the pollution like in Beijing?
Pollution levels in Beijing, like much of China, have been exceptionally high over the last few decades in response to the country's growing levels of industrial production. However, there has been significant progress to lower air pollution levels in the city, with the lowest levels of pollution recorded for Beijing in August 2019. The city is set to drop out to top 200 most polluted cities in the world by the end of 2019.


New Delhi : Government data on Tuesday showed a marginal rise of 2.86% in the retail inflation in March on account of increase in prices of food articles and fuel.
The inflation based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was 2.57 per cent in February this year. On a yearly basis, it was 4.28 per cent in March 2018.
The rate of price rise was also higher in the 'fuel and light' category. The inflation in the segment rose to 2.42 per cent as against 1.24 per cent in February.


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Swathi Chinukulu  is an Indian Telugu Language soap opera that aired on ETV Telugu. It premiered on 9 September 2013 and ended on 19 September 2020 completing 2126 episodes.

Plot
Mythili and Neelaveni are two young women with a strong bond. They live vastly different lives in opposite ends of the world and go through various struggles. Mythili a Joyous young lady has been migrated to Europe for job. Her vibrant experiences with her boss Panigrahi and his way made her fall in love with him. Neelaveni a village girl born and brought up among sentimental relationships struggling with her love feel. The story deals about these two ladies experiences and lives.

Cast

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2013 Indian television series debuts
2020 Indian television series endings
Indian television soap operas
ETV Telugu original programming


Reference number for this case: 5-Oct-54-Fouesnant. Thank you for including this reference number in any correspondence with me regarding this case.
The author notes that on October 5, 1954, around 4 hours of the morning, a schedule which curiously coincides with that of the appearance of Loctudy, a truck-driver had observed during ten minutes the evolutions of two flying saucers above Fouesnant.
The luminous objects had the shape of mushroom and were prolonged of a kind of highly illuminated tail. One of the discs remained motionless while the other evolved in the vicinity. A few moments later, the two objects moved away towards the sea after having launched a luminous line which resembled a rocket.
Is this a wrongly dated, and at the wrong time, version of the sighting in Fouesnant on October 15?
[jb1] "Les OVNI en Bretagne, Anatomie d'un Phénomène", book by Jean-François Boedec, Fernand Lanore publisher, France, page 104, 1978.
0.1 Patrick Gross April 21, 2006 First published.


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I Just Can't Stop It: My Life in the Beat by Ranking Roger
by Modculture 1 May, 2019
So sad that he died so young. But before he passed on, I Just Can't Stop It: My Life in the Beat by Ranking Roger was completed.
The book, which is published by Omnibus in June, covers 288 pages and is described as the story of one of the UK's biggest 2-Tone bands (The Beat), who at the height of their fame in the early 80s, had three top-selling UK albums and like the Specials, epitomised the 2-tone multi-racial approach to music and life in urban Britain.
The story begins in 1979, when 16 year-old Birmingham school boy Roger – a punk fan – was invited to appear on stage at a local pub with the newly-formed ska band, The Beat.
Roger's energetic style and Jamaican-influenced vocals, paired with Dave Wakeling's pop vocals, immediately distinguished the band from the other ska bands around at the time – The Specials, Selecter and Madness.
This is that story told for the fight time in conjunction with music writer Daniel Rachel. The sad part of it all is that the story ended so early and so abruptly, when he was back recording new music and playing live shows.
The book is available from 13th June 2019 and available to pre-order now, priced at £14.95.
Find out more at the Amazon website
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Q: How to add text at the end of each line in unix I am doing certain text processing operations and finally able to get a file something like this
india
sudan
japan
france

now I want to add a comment in the above file like in the final file it should be something like
india | COUNTRY
sudan | COUNTRY
japan | COUNTRY
france | COUNTRY

like a same comment across the whole file. How do I do this?

A: There are many ways:
sed: replace $ (end of line) with the given text.
$ sed 's/$/ | COUNTRY/' file
india | COUNTRY
sudan | COUNTRY
japan | COUNTRY
france | COUNTRY

awk: print the line plus the given text.
$ awk '{print $0, "| COUNTRY"}' file
india | COUNTRY
sudan | COUNTRY
japan | COUNTRY
france | COUNTRY

Finally, in pure bash: read line by line and print it together with the given text. Note this is discouraged as explained in Why is using a shell loop to process text considered bad practice?
$ while IFS= read -r line; do echo "$line | COUNTRY"; done < file
india | COUNTRY
sudan | COUNTRY
japan | COUNTRY
france | COUNTRY

A: Another awk
awk '$0=$0" | COUNTRY"' file

A: For a more obfuscated approach:
yes '| COUNTRY' | sed $(wc -l < file)q | paste -d ' ' file -

A: You can also use xargs with echo for this:
< file xargs -d "\n" -rI % echo '% | COUNTRY'

This will make xargs take each line of file and pass it one at a time† to the specified echo command, replacing the % (or whatever character you choose) with the input line.
† By default xargs will pass multiple lines of input to a single command, appending them all to its argument list. But specifying -I % makes xargs put the input at the specified place in the command, and only put one line there at a time, running echo as many times as required.


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Java Developer's Guide
Introduction to Java in Oracle Database
Java Programming in Oracle Database
1.7 Java Programming in Oracle Database
Oracle provides enterprise application developers an end-to-end Java solution for creating, deploying, and managing Java applications. The total solution consists of client-side and server-side programmatic interfaces, tools to support Java development, and a JVM integrated with Oracle Database. All these products are fully compatible with Java standards. This section covers the following topics:
Java in Database Application Development
Java Programming Environment Usage
Java Stored Procedures
PL/SQL Integration and Oracle RDBMS Functionality
Internet Protocol Version 6 Support
1.7.1 Java in Database Application Development
The most important features of Java in database application development are:
Designing data-bound procedures and functions using Java SE APIs and JDBC.
Extending the reach and capabilities of the database with standard and third-party Java libraries. For example, accessing third-party databases using their drivers in the database and accessing Hadoop/HDFS.
Providing flexible partitioning of Java2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) applications for symmetric data access at the JDBC level.
Bridging SQL and the Java2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) world by:
Calling out Web components, such as JSP and servlet
Bridging SQL and Web Services using Web Service Callouts
Using an Oracle JVM as ERP Integration Hub.
Invalidating cache.
1.7.2 Java Programming Environment Usage
In addition to the Oracle JVM, the Java programming environment provides:
Java stored procedures as the Java equivalent and companion for PL/SQL. Java stored procedures are tightly integrated with PL/SQL. You can call Java stored procedures from PL/SQL packages and PL/SQL procedures from Java stored procedures.
The JDBC and SQLJ programming interfaces for accessing SQL data.
Tools and scripts that assist in developing, loading, and managing classes.
The following table helps you decide when to use which Java API:
Type of functionality you need
Java API to use
To have a Java procedure called from SQL, such as a trigger.
To call a static, simple SQL statement from a known table with known column names from a Java object.
SQLJ
To call dynamic, complex SQL statements from a Java object.
1.7.3 Java Stored Procedures
Java stored procedures are Java programs written and deployed on a server and run from the server, exactly like a PL/SQL stored procedure. You invoke it directly with products like SQL*Plus, or indirectly with a trigger. You can access it from any Oracle Net client, such as OCI and PRO*, or JDBC or SQLJ.
In addition, you can use Java to develop powerful, server-side programs, which can be independent of PL/SQL. Oracle Database provides a complete implementation of the standard Java programming language and a fully compliant JVM.
Developing Java Stored Procedures
1.7.4 PL/SQL Integration and Oracle RDBMS Functionality
You can call existing PL/SQL programs from Java and Java programs from PL/SQL. This solution protects and leverages your PL/SQL and Java code and opens up the advantages and opportunities of Java-based Internet computing.
Oracle Database offers two different Java APIs for accessing SQL data, JDBC and SQLJ. Both these APIs are available on the client, and the JDBC API is also available on the server. As a result, you can deploy your applications on the client and server.
The following topics introduce the Java APIs provided by Oracle Database:
1.7.4.1 JDBC Drivers
JDBC is a database access protocol that enables you to connect to a database and run SQL statements and queries to the database. The core Java class libraries provide the following JDBC APIs: java.sql and javax.sql. However, JDBC is designed to enable vendors to supply drivers that offer the necessary specialization for a particular database. Oracle provides the following distinct JDBC drivers:
JDBC Thin driver
You can use the JDBC Thin driver to write pure Java applications and applets that access Oracle SQL data. The JDBC Thin driver is especially well-suited for Web-based applications and applets, because you can dynamically download it from a Web page, similar to any other Java applet.
JDBC OCI driver
The JDBC OCI driver accesses Oracle-specific native code, that is, non-Java code, and libraries on the client or middle tier, providing performance boost compared to the JDBC Thin driver, at the cost of significantly larger size and client-side installation.
JDBC server-side internal driver
Oracle Database uses the server-side internal driver when the Java code runs on the server. It allows Java applications running in the Oracle JVM on the server to access locally defined data, that is, data on the same system and in the same process, with JDBC. It provides a performance boost, because of its ability to use the underlying Oracle RDBMS libraries directly, without the overhead of an intervening network connection between the Java code and SQL data. By supporting the same Java-SQL interface on the server, Oracle Database does not require you to rework code when deploying it.
About Utilizing SQLJ and JDBC with Java in the Database
Oracle Database JDBC Developer's Guide
1.7.4.2 SQLJ
Oracle has worked with other vendors, including IBM, Tandem, and Sybase, to develop a standard way to embed SQL statements in Java programs called SQLJ. This work has resulted in a new standard, ANSI x.3.135.10-1998, for a simpler and more highly productive programming API than JDBC. A user writes applications to this higher-level API and then uses a preprocessor to translate the program to standard Java source with JDBC calls. At run time, the program can communicate with multi-vendor databases using standard JDBC drivers.
SQLJ provides a simple, but powerful, way to develop client-side applications that access databases from Java. You can use SQLJ in stored procedures and triggers. In addition, you can combine SQLJ programs with JDBC.
The SQLJ translator is a Java program that translates embedded SQL in Java source code to pure JDBC-based Java code.
Oracle Database SQLJ Developer's Guide
1.7.5 Development Tools
The introduction of Java in Oracle Database enables you to use several Java IDEs. The adherence of Oracle Database to the Java standards and specifications and the open Internet standards and protocols ensures that your Java programs work successfully, when you deploy them on Oracle Database. Oracle provides many tools or utilities that are written in Java making development and deployment of Java server applications easier. Oracle JDeveloper, a Java IDE provided by Oracle, has many features designed specifically to make deployment of Java stored procedures and EJBs easier. You can download JDeveloper from
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/overview/index.html
1.7.6 Internet Protocol Version 6 Support
Starting from Oracle Database 11g Release 2, Oracle JVM supports Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) addresses in the URL and machine names of the Java code in the database, which resolve to IPv6 addresses. IPv6 is a new Network layer protocol designed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to replace the current version of Internet Protocol, Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4). The primary benefit of IPv6 is a large address space, derived from the use of 128-bit addresses. IPv6 also improves upon IPv4 in areas such as routing, network autoconfiguration, security, quality of service, and so on.
The following system properties enable you to configure IPv6 preferences:
java.net.preferIPv4Stack
If IPv6 is available on the operating system, then the underlying native socket will be an IPv6 socket. This enables Java applications to connect to, and accept connections from both IPv4 and IPv6 hosts. If you have an application that has a preference to use only IPv4 sockets, then you can set this property to true. If you set the property to true, then it implies that the application will not be able to communicate with IPv6 hosts.
java.net.preferIPv6Addresses
Even if IPv6 is available on the operating system, then for backward compatibility reasons, the addresses are mapped to IPv4. For example, applications that depend on access to only an IPv4 service, benefit from this type of mapping. If you want to change the preferences to use IPv6 addresses over IPv4 addresses, then you can set the java.net.preferIPv6Addresses property to true. This allows applications to be tested and deployed in environments, where the application is expected to connect to IPv6 services.
All the new System classes that are required for IPv6 support are loaded when Java is enabled during database initialization. So, if your application does not have any addresses that are included in the software code, then you do not need to change your code to use IPv6 functionality.


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Providing Medical Supplies to a Free Clinic
HealthHope 4 Our Children2021-08-03T17:54:35+00:00
Supplied Medication to a Free Clinic
Hope 4 Our Children helped one free clinic at Sigli area to help economically disadvantaged families and tsunami victims who live in the surrounding area. The program was initiated in February 2006 by Faizah Badeges, Hope 4 Our Children's Co-Founder and Board of Trustee, when she and two volunteers (Debra Dirks and Stephanie Parlove) visited Aceh. They identified a free clinic that lacked equipment and supplies. The clinic lacked medical equipment and essential medication, such as penicillin, painkillers. Hope 4 Our Children provided funds to buy equipment and supplies for Sigli free clinic managed by a local partner, Yayasan Ilham, one volunteer doctor and two nurses.
The clinic now has various medical equipment such as thermometer, blood pressure monitor, exam bed; and medication: which includes penicillin, flu/cold/cough medicine, fever medicine, anti biotic, diarrhea/gastrointestinal, medicines. The fund was also allocated for a doctor's stipend and two nurses' stipend.
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I've been lucky enough to travel during the weeks in between rotations, and this time, I chose Philadelphia! Why travel the city of brotherly love, you ask? (And yes, quite a few have asked) I chose Philadelphia, because for one, it's the second largest city on the East Coast, but more importantly - it's a city full of museums and culture! I love museums - science museums, art museums, aquariums...I love them all! I'm greedy and my nerdy side enjoys spending hours in any kind of museum. But enough of that! While Sabrina's Cafe isn't the first stop I made on my four day trip to Philadelphia, it was one of the more memorable food stops I made.
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E-Bulletin For August 2018
Media Monitoring 10/10/2018 - No comments
Aug 01: Unknown men fire shots outside home of Express News anchorperson Imran Khan in Lahore
https://www.express.com.pk/epaper/PoPupwindow.aspx?newsID=1105561454&Issue=NP_SUK&Date=20180801
Aug 02: The Lahore Development Authority sealed the office of the South Asian Free Media Association – a nonprofit that promotes media networking in South Asia for regional peace.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1424397
Aug 04: Senior crime reporter of Geo News Ahmad Fraz's equipment was snatched by the traffic wardens and later on a criminal case was registered against him case while he was capturing misbehave of traffic wardens with a citizen
Aug 08: SAFMA office which were sealed by Lahore Development Authority earlier were unsealed on direction of the Lahore High Court.
https://epaper.dawn.com/DetailNews.php?StoryText=08_08_2018_002_006
Aug 09: Hareesh Kumar, reporter of Express News and president of Kumb Press Club received threats from influential people of the area upon publishing a news about a poor worker.
Aug 13: On the first session of the National Assembly DSP security disallowed and misbehaved with reporters belonging to Geo News, Channel 7, News One and Jehan Pakistan despite having accreditation cards to enter the Parliament.
Aug 13: Media members were not allowed to enter the accountability court when jailed former prime minister Mian Nawaz Sharif was produced before the court to face Al Azizia reference. https://tribune.com.pk/story/1779730/1-accountability-hearing-adjourned-till-aug-15/
Aug 13: Farid Sabri, reporter of HUM News, despite having accreditation card was assaulted by the policeman while he wanted to enter the Islamabad High Court to cover the appearance of Ex Prime Minister before the courts
Aug 14: Junior police official is punished for manhandling media team in Khairpur Sindh, upon seeking details of a criminal case and during the course of fact-finding process. https://epaper.dawn.com/DetailNews.php?StoryText=14_08_2018_119_002
Aug 15: Abdul Waheed Dogar reporter of Online News Agency, was threatened and harassed by PMLN workers when he asked a question from PMLN president Shahbaz Sharif in Islamabad.
Aug 21: Federal Information Minister Chaudhary Fawad Hussain announced that the PTI government lifted "all political censorship" in state-run media Pakistan Television channel. https://www.dawn.com/news/1428399/
Aug 22: Federal Minister for Railways Sheikh Rasheed allegedly damaged mobile phone of cameraman of Channel 24 who was filming the minister attempting to push a woman away. https://www.dawn.com/news/1428586/sheikh-rashid-accused-of-manhandling-elderly-woman-damaging-reporters-phone
Aug 23: Young journalist Abid Hussain died of wounds in Nishter Hospital, Multan, two days after he was attacked in his hometown in Deewan Sahib in Tehsil Burewala District Vehari.
Aug 27: Unknown culprits snatched mobile and other valuable equipment from Adil Gill, cameraman of Daily Ausaf while going back to home after performing his duties in Rawalpindi.
Aug 28: Journalists protested smear campaign against Saleem Safi on social media in Peshawar
https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/360633-journalists-protest-smear-campaign-against-saleem-safi
Aug 29: Supreme Court issued a show-cause notice to ARY News host Arshad Sharif for discussing sub judice matters on his talk show "Powerplay." https://www.dawn.com/news/1429692/sc-issues-show-cause-notice-to-arys-arshad-sharif-for-holding-media-trial
Aug 29: Federal Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry announced that after reviewing the role of Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority and the Press Council of Pakistan it has been decided to merge the authorities into one body called Pakistan Media Regulatory Authority.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1429696/all-media-regulatory-authorities-to-be-merged-into-one-top-body-information-minister
Aug 29: Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) releases its report "Curbs on Freedom of Expression in Pakistan" in Islamabad. Renowned journalist IA Rehman chaired the meeting while leading journalists. Human rights activists and media freedom activists attended the launch meeting.
Aug 30: Cameraman Muzamil Ali Khan of Aaj TV was robbed by unknown culprits while he was back to home after performing his duties in Rawalpindi.
Aug 30: PEMRA prohibits discussion on cases under litigation; it has issued an advice to all news and current affairs channels and has prohibited the discussion on any sub juidice matter in any talk show aired by TV channels. https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/361550-pemra-prohibits-discussion-on-cases-under-litigation
Aug 30: Human Rights Commission of Pakistan releases expressed concern over increase in media curbs and held both government and military agencies responsible for the situation
Aug 30: Federal Minister for Railways Sheikh Rasheed apologized from cameraman of Channel 24 Aqib Javed who recorded the video of old lady manhandled by the minister. https://e.jang.com.pk/08-30-2018/pindi/pic.asp?picname=548.png
Aug 31: Farooq Shahzad sub editor of Daily express receives threats from land mafia after he raised voice against illegal installation of gates on way to graveyard in Sadiqabad
Aug 31: Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors warns Government against introducing new media laws, the move to control media under the garb of media regulation would never win acceptance and support in the country. https://epaper.dawn.com/DetailNews.php?StoryText=31_08_2018_005_008
Aug 31: The Senate standing committee on Information Broadcasting shared complete unanimity that the Parliament would be taken on board while taking any decision on changing the media's regulatory mechanism. https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/362070-parliament-will-be-taken-on-board-in-changing-media-regulatory-mechanism
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