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New York Gov. Cuomo quotes Hebrew in plea for Orthodox Jews to stop large gatherings
NEW YORK — Gov. Andrew Cuomo cited Hebrew quotes to urge Orthodox Jewish New Yorkers living in COVID-19 hot spots to refrain from large gatherings."I say to my friends in the Hasidic community: The Hebrew faith teaches us, pikuach nefesh, which means 'save a life,' and under the Hebrew teachings … participation in a religious ceremony can be excused for a matter of health and life and safety," he said during a Sunday phone call with reporters.The comments came as the city and state have struggled to contain an uptick in COVID cases in parts of Brooklyn and Queens with large Orthodox Jewish pop…
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The State of 'Doctor Who': What we'll miss, and what we can't wait to see
There's plenty we're sad to lose, but also a lot to be excited about.
By Nasim Mansuri | 9:00 am EDT, January 4, 2018
Season 10 of Doctor Who is officially over, and so is the Moffat-Capaldi era. But even though we're a little sad, there's an exciting future on the horizon!
The Doctor Who Christmas Special was amazing and fulfilled all our expectations. It did an excellent job of bidding farewell to eight years of Steven Moffat running the show, and Peter Capaldi's time playing the Twelfth Doctor, but it didn't stop there; it also set up what promises to be the most revolutionary change in Doctor Who's history: a female Doctor played by Jodie Whittaker, and Chris Chibnall as the new showrunner.
But of course, every change brings with it some nostalgia, and this time of transition has us both happy and sad. So here are some things we'll rightfully miss — and some things we can get hyped about for next season!
We'll miss: Grouchy, old-man Doctor
Capaldi's arrival to the show brought back what had been a longtime staple of the Doctor's character back in the day: the grouchy old man. While it was something of a shock for those of us that were used to Nine, Ten and Eleven's youthful style, it eventually grew on us.
There was something endearing about Capaldi's Doctor, with his bushy eyebrows and almost perpetual frown. It made him very stubborn, and grumpy at times, but the dynamic between him and his young companions had the tone of an uncle and niece, which was comforting to watch.
It also made his character growth feel more poignant. The Christmas Special only highlighted it further: the Doctor has become old and tired — but that doesn't make him any less heroic.
We'll miss the irritable, bushy-eyed Doctor. Whittaker's Doctor is completely different, and it's probably going to take some getting used to, just like we had to adjust to Capaldi when he started.
We can't wait to see: A different Doctor-companion dynamic
With the new Doctor will come a new companion: Graham, who will be the show's first regular male companion since 1984. Played by Bradley Walsh, who is 58 years old, he's also the oldest actor to ever be cast as the Doctor's main companion.
Next season seems to be breaking down all sorts of barriers! While we're already excited to see a female Doctor, it'll be fascinating to see her interact with Graham — especially since the role of wide-eyed sidekick being given to an older man is almost as rare as an eccentric, powerful female protagonist. It's a dynamic we have yet to see on television, and it'll be fascinating to see how both characters learn from each other and grow together.
We'll miss: Moffat's grasp of the eerie
Let's admit it: what we loved the most about Moffat's writing was the creepy elements he introduced to the show.
From "The Empty Child" to the disturbing plot twists that the story had during the seasons he headed, such as the concept of the Silence and River trapped in the astronaut suit, and all the creepy foreshadowing/songs that surrounded it, to the very idea of Oswin Oswald being trapped in a Dalek, he made us afraid even when the Doctor wasn't yet aware that there was a reason to be afraid.
As much as we might object to other writing decisions Moffat made, there's no doubt that he was a good writer, especially when it came to episodes that scared us. We'll miss the slightly disturbing twists and turns he gave the show.
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We can't wait to see: Chibnall's new tone
We don't know much about the angle Chibnall intends to take with Doctor Who from now on. Will he do as those before him did, and make each episode have a distinct tone? Will he favor a series of interconnected episodes, or big overarching plots that connect entire seasons together? Will we be focusing mostly on Earth and invading aliens, or jumping around space and time? Will he favor time travelling, or will he show us new planets?
It's all up in the air at this point, and we won't find out until we see the entirety of season 11. But he'll bring his own touch to the show, and take the Doctor on unexpected journeys. It's going to be a very interesting season.
We'll miss: The moments of nostalgia
Something nice about having the same person write many seasons of the show in a row was that they would miss old characters just as much as we did. While the repeated returns of Daleks and Cybermen might have felt excessive at times, we loved seeing beloved characters like River Song make cameos, or getting glimpses of Amy and Clara in the Doctor's most desperate moments.
These moments heightened the emotional impact of dramatic scenes, by reminding us of the characters we loved and all the joy and sadness associated to them. It also helped show us the depth of the Doctor's memories, and just how much weight he carried on his shoulders after losing so many.
Chibnall will probably want to start Season 11 with a clean slate, just as Moffat did before him, and it's not likely that we'll get cameos from the old companions with Thirteen (although we would certainly love to see that happen!). As excited as we are to see a new story unfold, there will be moments when we'll wish we could see characters from the past.
We can't wait to see: An entirely new story arc
Most exciting of all is the prospect of a completely new story. For the past few years, we've had some idea of where the story would go, because of foreshadowing and how familiar Moffat's style had become to us. But with Chibnall starting a completely new era for the show, with a completely different Doctor, we have no idea what's going to happen.
And that's great. Doctor Who is so full of possibilities that it would be sad for it to become predictable. With the next season starting production very soon, we'll be eagerly waiting for stills and hints of what's to come.
It's okay to be a little sad every time the Doctor regenerates. But the Thirteenth Doctor is finally here, and that's something we should be excited about.
What will you miss, and what are you excited about for the next season of 'Doctor Who'?


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Negotiations with Taylor & Francis and Wiley: A challenging situation (edited 8 Jan)
Edit: Negotiations still going on. Materials of both Wiley and Taylor & Francis can be accessed until the end of January.
The FinELib consortium is renegotiating its agreements with two major publishers, Wiley and Taylor & Francis. Current agreements will expire on 31 Dec 2018.
FinELib's goal in the negotiations is to enable the consortium members to have access to scholarly journals and their researchers to publish open access without increasing the consortium's total costs. Unfortunately, both of the Taylor & Francis and Wiley want to increase these costs significantly. Depending on how the negotiations proceed, these potential outcomes could materialize:
if FinELib is successful, the FinELib consortium authors may publish open access in Taylor & Francis and Wiley journals in the near future
if FinELib is unable to reach an agreement before the end of December, we may lose access to future articles and some of the already published content in these two publishers' journals
Read more in FinELib news released 14.12.2018: http://finelib.fi/finelibs-negotiations-with-taylor-francis-and-wiley-a-challenging-situation/
More information on FinELib negotiations: http://finelib.fi/negotiations/negotiations/
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Vlaštovkovití (Hirundinidae) jsou drobní hmyzožraví pěvci. Na kulaté hlavě je charakteristický krátký, hluboce rozeklaný zobák, uzpůsobený k lovu hmyzu za letu. Křídla bývají dlouhá, štíhlá a špičatá s devíti ručními letkami. Nohy bývají krátké a slabé, ptáci se po zemi pohybují jen výjimečně. Ocas je zpravidla vidličnatý. Zbarvení je u většiny druhů svrchu tmavé, až tmavě lesklé a spodina těla bílá. Samci i samice jsou zbarveni stejně. Většina druhů si lepí hnízda z různých materiálů, především z hlíny přilepeným k nějakému pevnému podkladu. Několik druhů si hloubí podzemní nory.

Vlaštovkovití jsou rozšířeni po téměř všech teplejších oblastech světa, jen na Novém Zélandu a v části Oceánie chybí. Tam, kde je v zimním období nedostatek hmyzu, jsou tažné.

V České republice žijí 3 druhy vlaštovkovitých – vlaštovka obecná, jiřička obecná a břehule říční. Na záletu byla pozorována rovněž břehule skalní a vlaštovka skalní.

Systém vlaštovkovitých
České označení vlaštovka se používá pro mnoho různých rodů. Jedná se o rody, které v Česku nežijí, v seznamu jsou proto použita jen latinská označení tam, kde není adekvátní český rod. Podobně je to i u rodu břehule a jiřička, ale tam je rod uveden u všech latinských verzí, aby se odlišily od vlaštovek, odkaz z české verze jména je však jen u "české" břehule a jiřičky.

 podčeleď: Pseudochelidoninae
 Pseudochelidon – břehule
 podčeleď: Hirundininae
 Psalidoprocne – vlaštovka
 Pseudhirundo – vlaštovka
 Pygochelidon – vlaštovka
 Cheramoeca – vlaštovka
 Phedina – jiřička
 Riparia – břehule
 Tachycineta – vlaštovka
 Progne – jiřička
 Notiochelidon – vlaštovka
 Haplochelidon
 Atticora – vlaštovka
 Neochelidon – vlaštovka
 Stelgidopteryx
 Alopochelidon
 Hirundo – vlaštovka (např. vlaštovka obecná)
 Ptyonoprogne – břehule
 Delichon – jiřička (např. jiřička obecná)
 Cecropis – vlaštovka (např. vlaštovka skalní)
 Petrochelidon – vlaštovka (např. vlaštovka pestrá)

Externí odkazy

 videa vlaštovkovitých  na Internet Bird Collection
 abstrakt článku The evolution of nest construction in swallows (Hirundinidae) is associated with the decrease of clutch size v Linzer Biologische Beiträge

Články o vlaštovkách v Česku
 Heneberg P., 1996: Hnízdění dvou párů vlaštovky obecné (Hirundo rustica) pod mostem. Sylvia 32: 71-72.
 Chytil J., 2004: První výskyt vlaštovky pohorské (Hirundo rupestris) v České republice. Sylvia 40: 139-142.
 Mandák M. & Hudeček J. J., 2005: První pozorování vlaštovky skalní (Hirundo daurica) na území České republiky? Sylvia 41: 131-137.
 Adamík P. & Skácel J. 2007: Neobvyklé pozorování vlaštovek a rehků obecných krmících společně rehčí mláďata. Zprávy Vlastivědného muzea v Olomouci 289-291: 67-68.

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Switching to clean, safe, renewable energy is one of the most important things we can do for the climate, for the health of our communities now, and for the health of future generations.
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Much about President Trump's infrastructure plan remains uncertain. But one thing is clear: It cannot succeed if it doesn't account for a changing climate
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There is one question that sticks out a little when it comes to Google, "Is there a possibility that there will be an Android real desktop operating system?" If this does ever come to light it will most definitely need multiple user accounts, and since this has been mentioned some important and somewhat interesting code has been found hidden deep within Android 4.1 Jelly Bean AOSP.
This interesting find comes via Phandroid from one of their developer tipsters, the hidden clues shows that Google have been busy little bees when it comes to multiple user accounts on Android and it kind of proves that they have been incorporating the code all over the operating system that may possibly makes its future almost certain.
We here at Phones Review have already reported a little on the Android Jelly Bean custom ROMS including AOSP, as well as talking about the AOSP has a promising start, and to now hear about droid Jelly Bean multiple user accounts hidden in code is even more intriguing.
A while back Android Police made a somewhat similar discovery and talked about the "The Timeline Of Commits" pushed to AOSP that dates back to April 14th, 2011 all the way up to March 28th, 2012. Multiple user accounts is a good idea that keeps the work and home life separate, many Android users will agree with this and it has been the top 20 items on the Android bug tracker since the debut of Honeycomb. Do you think there is demand for it?
Older versions of the Android operating system had several user accounts. The Droid Pro that I bought 2 years ago had 3. I only use one though, but could have set up 3 if I wanted to.


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UK firm plans to firm up liquid air energy storage
* Plans 7-10 MW facility to be operational in 2 years
* Small pilot plant tests successful
By Nina Chestney
LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - UK company Highview Power Storage plans to develop a commercial facility which uses liquid air to store renewable energy after a pilot project was successful, the firm told Reuters on Wednesday.
One of the problems facing wind power development is how to store surplus energy when the wind is strong and release it when the weather is calm.
Highview recently completed tests at a 350 kilowatt pilot plant near London and connected it to the National Grid, and says it is confident its technology works and is planning a larger scale plant.
"We are currently in discussions to build a 7-10 megawatt unit. Our aim is for this to be operational in two years," said Toby Peters, the firm's co-founder and chief operating officer.
Liquid air energy storage takes electricity from the grid at peak times, such as on windy days, and uses it to cool air until it liquefies at minus 196 degrees Celsius.
The liquid air can then be stored cheaply and safely until it is needed and exposed to normal temperatures. Then the liquid immediately turns back into gas, expanding by 700 times, and can be used to turn a turbine and feed electricity back to the grid.
The pilot plant was part funded by a 1.1 million pound ($1.74 million) grant from the UK government.
The UK's National Grid estimates it needs another 4.5 gigawatts of additional operating reserve by 2020 to balance the grid as more and more renewable power is deployed.
Most current energy storage solutions are inadequate, forcing wind turbines to be switched off when there are extremely high winds.
National Grid paid 12.8 million pounds to wind farm operators last year to compensate them for switching off their turbines when the grid was overloaded during stormy days.
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Clues bared in airliner crash probe
Seventy-two small bits of metal and wood — the incomplete elements of a jigsaw puzzle that may tell why 44 persons died suddenly and violently — already have told part of their story.
>> Hawaii-bound airliner crashes into ocean with 44 aboard (1957)
The Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington, DC, announced last night that its investigation of the mid-Pacific crash of a Pan American World Airways Stratocruiser has revealed that:
1: Autopsies on the 19 bodies recovered has shown that 14 of them contained "excessive amounts of carbon monoxide," a gas generated by incomplete burning — which, doctors say, could only be present if the passengers had inhaled smoke.
2: The battered wreckage recovered from the ocean shows no evidence of cabin fire and that it would have shown it had fire occurred.
3: The fragments show that no bomb or gasoline vapor explosion occurred.
4: There was fire briefly after the huge craft splashed into the sea.
5: None of the passengers carried excessive amounts of insurance, which tended to discount sabotage for personal gain.
6: Study of wreckage has indicated that the plane did not "throw" a propeller, and that the right wing may have dipped into the water while the plane was approaching at a landing angle, not plunging into the water steeply.
An unusual announcement
The CAB's announcement last night was highly unusual. The agency issued a brief preview statement of the evidence to be explored when a public hearing into the disaster of "The Romance of the Skies" opens Wednesday at San Francisco's Sir Francis Drake Hotel.
Painstaking scientific detective work has gone into the preparation for the hearing that will attempt to explain just why the $1,500,000 airplane and its human cargo disappeared. Only 500 pounds of wreckage were retrieved from the sea by Navy crews after one of the largest peacetime fleets in Pacific history searched over a 100,000 square mile area for six days.
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A four-by-seven foot section of bulkhead was the largest piece recovered from the giant craft.
"If we find the answer, it will be a product of modern technology and an estimated 9,500 man-hours of plain, hard work," the CAB said. "If we do not succeed, it will be because the mute evidence of 19 bodies… and 72 pieces of wreckage simply did not tell the story."
"The Romance of the Skies" was' bound from San Francisco to Honolulu and was about midway last November 8 when its skipper, Capt. Gordon H Brown, 40, of Palo Alto, made a routine position report. "Pan Am 944," he radioed, was at 10,000 feet at 5:34 pm and conditions were normal.
It was not long after — perhaps only a few minutes — that flight of the four-engine craft ended in tragedy.
Ditching procedures were used
Last night's glimpse of the evidence to which CAB experts will testify indicates that the big craft might have been nearing a successful ditching, or water alighting, when something went wrong.
The complete testimony and its evaluation together may enable complete reconstruction of those last few minutes, in which passengers wearing life vests waited for life or death. The recovered bodies showed that ditching precautions had been taken before the crash.
Evidence of the carbon monoxide in the bodies of the dead adds further mystery to the investigation. Doctors say that evidence of "excessive amounts" of the deadly gas seems to indicate that the passengers breathed smoke before their deaths.
Part of the effort of determining what happened aboard "Pan Am 944" has been spent attempting to interpret a short length of tape recording with a garbled message, believed to be the last broadcast from the craft.
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Source: Oakland Tribune (Oakland, California)
Original publication date: January 12, 1958
Tags: 1858, 1957, accidents, airline, airplane, airplane crashes, airplanes, disaster, flight, flying, hawaii, honolulu, pan-am, san francisco, travel
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Over the last couple of years, Chicago's traditional and new media have been ablaze with huge headlines about massive bigger real estate development projects all over town. While most are eager to print even the most fanciful claims and screwball ideas just to generate clicks, we take a more measured approach around here.
Which is why it's refreshing to bring you news of The 78 — an enormous institutional research nexus planned for the South Loop that actually has a very good chance of happening. Though the politicians backing it are quick to point out that it depends, in part, on private donations and funding, this is one of the few big new projects that stands a snocone's chance in Little Italy.
Governor Bruce Rauner made the official announcement about the project in the wasteland just south of Roosevelt Road along the Chicago River this morning. He was flanked by politicians of lesser stature, as well as representatives from Related Midwest, upon whose wide acres the acorns of innovation will be planted.
In this portion of The 78's promotional video, we see that it has convenient CTA Red, Orange, and Green Line access; seasonal water taxi service (yellow); and distant South Shore interurban love (cyan). The pink line which bypasses the site is certainly not a subliminal message to Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the RTA that this would be a good place for a new Metra station.
The 78 is the new name for the 62 acres of fallow ground between Roosevelt Road and Chinatown owned by Related Midwest. People who like to note its political past sometimes call it Rezkoland. (If you don't know why, Google is your friend.) Related likes "The 78" because it reinforces the notion that it could someday be recognized as Chicago's 78th neighborhood.
The Discovery Partners Institute (DPI) is a research quango that will conduct research with the aim of turning ideas from academia into real-world ideas, products, and benefits. Think of it as a miniature version of Research Triangle Park in North Carolina. On the institutional side are The University of Illinois, The University of Chicago, and Northwestern University. On the corporate side… we're still in wait-and-see mode. The DPI will occupy an unspecified portion of The 78 — land that will be donated by Related Midwest.
The DPI is the first part of the Illinois Innovation Network, which will eventually have campuses across the state.
So if you're not a researcher working on "computing and big data, food and agriculture, and health and wellness," what's in it for you? How about a nice new section of Chicago Riverwalk? We're talking a half-mile long and one hundred feet wide.
Also on offer are a lot of pretty new buildings. As Related likes to tout, this is a blank slate for development. It's hired famed former Chicago architecture firm SOM to design the project, and has a history of fostering good architecture, from One Bennett Park near Navy Pier to its sister architecture petting zoo known as Hudson Yards on the west side of Manhattan. It's not unreasonable to expect great things here.
At this point, a word of caution is in order. There are a lot of renderings of this project around. But don't get too attached to them. Remember, this project is still in its infancy. It hasn't been funded on either the public or the private side. And Related Midwest still hasn't decided how much land it's going to hand over to DPI/IIN/MOUSE. But again, with names like Related and SOM on the tote board, there's no reason not to expect something above average.
As always, the press release follows the pictures.
CHICAGO (Oct. 19, 2017) – Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner and University of Illinois System President Tim Killeen today unveiled plans for an interdisciplinary public-private research and innovation center known as the Discovery Partners Institute (DPI) at The 78, a mixed-use, master-planned development by Related Midwest. The new facility is planned to be developed on a donated portion of the 62-acre site bordered by Roosevelt Road, Clark Street, 16th Street and the Chicago River in downtown Chicago. In selecting The 78, DPI will anchor a new neighborhood offering dynamic residential, commercial, academic, civic, cultural and recreational experiences.
DPI is the inaugural step in the development of the Illinois Innovation Network (IIN), which will join businesses, public sector partners and research universities to focus on the study of computing and big data, food and agriculture, and health and wellness. Led by the U of I System, with its campuses in Champaign, Springfield and Chicago, DPI will bring students, world-class faculty and businesses together to share ideas and take them into their respective communities.
The 78, in development by Related Midwest, is master-planned in partnership with world-renowned architecture firm SOM and calls for a curated mix of residential, commercial, institutional, cultural and recreational uses, including 40 percent green and open space and a half-mile of developed riverfront that will expand the city's existing Riverwalk. An extension of Chicago's central business district, The 78 will connect to the downtown core via the new Wells-Wentworth Connector and to the entire city via bike-friendly streets and proximity to all major transit lines.
The $1.2 billion DPI will be operated through private donations, government support and partnerships with business and industry. The size of the institute's site on The 78 is still to be determined, and the university will work in conjunction with Related Midwest's design and development teams to determine the exact location. An implementation plan that will include a timetable for the opening is expected to be complete next year.
At full operation, DPI plans to have as many as 90 faculty members – sourced from the U of I System's three universities as well as partner institutions – and approximately 1,800 graduate and undergraduate students who will spend one to four semesters living in Chicago while working at DPI and other businesses throughout the city. In connecting students with top research faculty in agriculture, healthcare, computing and other critical fields, as well as with entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, DPI will promote cutting-edge research and product development designed to address real-world challenges facing the city and state.


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There is perhaps no more important mission 'strategy' today than Christ-like leadership. At the same time, there is perhaps no greater threat to our global mission. In fact, John Stott, in his last published sermon, wrote that 'the greatest hindrance to the advance of the gospel worldwide is the failure of God's people to live like God's people'.
In other words, the greatest threat to your ministry is you! The greatest threat to global mission is not the lies of the prosperity gospel, not Islam, not lack of funds, not lack of missionaries. The greatest threat to global mission is the church. Perhaps we can even say that the greatest threat to the church is her leaders. This is why the Lausanne Movement is, and has always been, passionate about not only the actions of leaders but about their character.
There is a key word that stands out from section II-E-1 of The Cape Town Commitment, and that is the word 'distinctiveness': 'Walk in distinctiveness, as God's new humanity.' It goes on to read:
Since there is no biblical mission without biblical living, we urgently re-commit ourselves, and challenge all those who profess the name of Christ, to live in radical distinctiveness from the ways of the world, to "put on the new humanity, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.
The gospel call is to a radical distinctiveness of the church from the world—in other words, a gospel-empowered biblical living. And it's also a radical distinctiveness of the church for the world—a gospel-bearing and gospel-demonstrating biblical mission.
Both character and action are beautifully displayed in the recently unveiled Lausanne-commissioned painting by artist Bryn Gillette on 'Christ-like leaders for every church', the third part of Lausanne's four-fold vision.
The painting, pictured above, is rooted in John 10 and the image of Christ as shepherd. His lead is being followed by men and women of God who are washing feet, protecting against wolves, gathering the lost, and putting Christ's love on display in a multitude of ways. I'm so thankful to serve a movement where this kind of servant leadership is being so beautifully lived out.
This of course began with the Christ-like leadership of our founders Billy Graham and John Stott. It was on display at the first gathering of Younger Leaders in Singapore in 1987 under the shepherding and care of Leighton Ford. And it is today being modeled and nurtured in our 10-year investment in the next generation of global leaders through our YLGen initiative led by Nana Yaw Offei Awuku.
In what ways will your life and leadership be radically distinct? The opportunities for gospel impact are tremendous, as well as the costs.
All that we do as a movement is 'that Christ may be known'. I hope and pray that through your own radically distinct life, Christ may be known.
Lord, we know that Christ-likeness is only possible because of the cross. Apart from Christ, we cannot become like him. Would you grant us the grace to fully and deeply abide in him and so be transformed like him? Grant radical distinctiveness to your people for the in-gathering of the lost and the glory of your name, in which we pray. Amen.
Michael Oh serves as the Global Executive Director / CEO of the Lausanne Movement. Michael and his family served as missionaries in Nagoya, Japan, from 2004 to 2016. There he founded a ministry called Christ Bible Institute (CBI), which includes Christ Bible Seminary, the Heart & Soul Cafe, and a church-planting ministry.
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23rd February 2022 Bill Russell
The Shroud by Bernard Field. The Playground Theatre, Latimer Road, London W10 to 5 March 2022. 3***. William Russell.
The sins of omission committed by the Catholic Church in Ireland are well documented but this chilling play by Bernard Field undoubtedly brings home just how the behaviour of paedophile priests were tolerated and concealed. It is not perfect – the production is very basic but director Jim Ivers has secured good performances from his cast. By the end one is totally taken aback by Field's story – he even packs in an unexpected last minute shock just as one thinks it cannot get worse. The Playground is really too cavernous a space for this unnerving play but there should be enough congregations in North Kensington to fill it – Anglican or Catholic as both have experience of paedophile priests abusing the choirboys.
Father Martin (Bernard Field) has been two years in his parish and the Bishop (Michael Irwin) has come to call. The conversation is general, we learn that Martin's predecessor, Father Jonathan (Fintan Kelly) disappeared in mysterious circumstances, that a boy had drown in a local river, and that the Bishop had plans for Father Martin. Gradually we discover that he has come to tell him to stop what he has been up like a good priest. We know that the Father has hidden a choirboy under the altar and wants him to stay quiet until the Bishop has left. After the Bishop, a wonderfully unctuous soul more concerned with his lunch than anything else, leaves Father Jonathan arrives seeking confession. The play is really a series of monologues and what Jonathan has to say is not easy to listen to. He is a threat to Martin and he is determined to unburden his soul come what may. Field has come up with a thought provoking worth seeing drama. Field makes Martin an apparently nice soul while Kelly creates a monster, except they both are – and the Bishop, all smooth hypocrisy is the worst of the lot.
Michael Irwin: the Bishop.
Fintan Kelly: Father Jonathan.
Bernard Field: Father Martin.
Annabel Cleare: The Mother,
John McDonagh: JP.
Director: Jim Ivers.
Ser & Costumes: Iris Merz.
Lighting & Sound Design: Colm Ivers.
THE LION, THE WITCH & THE WARDROBE by C S Lewis, Theatre Royal Plymouth, 22 February 2022 – touring till 7 May 2022, 5*****, Cormac Richards
Janáček's The Cunning Little Vixen – English National Opera, The Coliseum, London WC2. 4**** Clare Colvin
Elf the Musical. Book by Thomas Meehan & Bob Martin. Music by Matthew Sklar. Lyrics by Chad Beguelin. The Dominion Theatre, 268 Tottenham Court Road, London W1 to 7 January 2023. 3***. William Russell.
29th November 2022 Bill Russell
Scrooge by Charles Dickens adapted by Guy Retallack. The Bridge House Theatre, High Street, Penge to 22 December 2019. 4****. William Russell
Tosca by Giacomo Puccini. English National Opera, the Colliseum, St Martin's Lane, London WC2 to 4 November 2022. 4****. Clare Colvin.


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Manuel de Murga's music has received international performances at concerts and music festivals in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia.
Ph.D., composition, Eastman School of Music
M.A., composition, Eastman School of Music
B.M., Boston University
Manuel de Murga is associate professor of music at Stetson University. He received both his master of arts and Ph.D. degrees in composition from Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y. He completed a bachelor of music degree (summa cum laude) at Boston University.
His music has received international performances at concerts and music festivals in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, Europe and Australia by performing ensembles and soloists such as the Stetson University Orchestra with conductor Anthony Hose, guitarist Stephen Robinson, cellist David Bjella, the CORE Ensemble, Latin Grammy-winning flutist Nestor Torres with Orchestra Miami and conductor Elaine Rinaldi, and the University of Miami Clarke Chamber Players. Among his awards and grants are the 2000 Florida State Music Teachers Association Commission, the 1998 Kubik International Prize in Composition and the 1990 Marimolin Prize. He is published by C. Allen Publications and his compositions can be heard on the Clear Note and GM Recordings labels. Recent premieres include "Solano" for orchestra (2012) and "Tumbling Barrel" for bassoon ensemble (2012).
De Murga studied composition with Samuel Adler, Theodore Antoniou, David Liptak, Marjorie Merryman, Robert Morris, Christopher Rouse and Joseph Schwantner. He has previously taught at the University of Miami and the New World School for the Arts. He currently teaches composition, orchestration, improvisation and music theory classes, and directs the music composition program at Stetson University.


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Q: Django Rest Framework - serializer code not executing I am trying to implement a user registration with password hashing.
The problem is that the password is saved raw (as it was typed).
For some reason, I think the create method in the serializer is not called.
Doesn't matter if I comment the method out or not comment it out, and try to register, same result - is saves the user to the database without hashing the password. It means that the code doesn't execute?
Views.py
class UserViewSet(mixins.CreateModelMixin,
               mixins.RetrieveModelMixin,
               mixins.ListModelMixin,
               viewsets.GenericViewSet):
    queryset = User.objects.all()
    serializer_class = UserSerializer
    permission_classes = (IsCreationOrIsAuthenticated,)

Serizliers.py
class UserSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):

    class Meta:
        model = User
        fields = ('username', 'first_name', 'last_name', 'password', )
        extra_kwargs = {'password': {'write_only': True}}

        def create(self, validated_data):
            user = User(
                first_name=validated_data['first_name'],
                username=validated_data['username'],
                last_name=validated_data['last_name']
            )
            user.set_password(validated_data['password'])
            user.save()
            return user

I have been struggling with this for a while - can't has the password.
Any ideas?

A: The create function is within the target class, it must be inside the main class, remove an indentation tab
class UserSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):

    class Meta:
        model = User
        fields = ('username', 'first_name', 'last_name', 'password', )
        extra_kwargs = {'password': {'write_only': True}}

    def create(self, validated_data):
        user = User(
            first_name=validated_data['first_name'],
            username=validated_data['username'],
            last_name=validated_data['last_name']
        )
        user.set_password(validated_data['password'])
        user.save()
        return user

A: Instead of writing your create method in serializers.py, do this work by overriding the perform_create() method in your views.py. To do some extra work on creation of an object, DRF provides this hook. This will make the code more clean and DRY.
As per the DRF docs,

Save and deletion hooks:
The following methods are provided by the mixin classes, and provide
  easy overriding of the object save or deletion behavior.
perform_create(self, serializer) - Called by CreateModelMixin when
  saving a new object instance.
   perform_update(self, serializer) -
  Called by UpdateModelMixin when saving an existing object instance.
  perform_destroy(self, instance) - Called by DestroyModelMixin when
  deleting an object instance.
  These hooks are particularly useful for
  setting attributes that are implicit in the request, but are not part
  of the request data.

You can do that by:
views.py
def perform_create(self, serializer):
    user = User(
            first_name=serializer.data['first_name'],
            username=serializer.data['username'],
            last_name=serializer.data['last_name']
        )
    user.set_password(serializer.data['password'])
    user.save()

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The Dark er det andet album af det amerikanske heavy metal-band metal Church, som blev udgivet den 6. oktober 1986 gennem Elektra Records

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 "Ton Of Bricks" – 3:04
 "Start The Fire" – 3:47
 "Method To Your Madness" – 5:01
 "Watch The Children Pray" – 5:58
 "Over My Dead Body" – 3:34
 "The Dark" – 4:10
 "Psycho" – 3:32
 "Line of Death" – 4:49
 "Burial at Sea" – 5:00
 "Western Alliance" – 3:24

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Metal Church-album
Thrash metal-album


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I was so appalled to hear about the brutal murder of young soldier Lee Rigby in May. It was awful to watch the grieving family on the television, it was so upsetting to see, such a tragic waste of a young life.
In June I was contacted by the lovely Emma from Military Wedding Discounts, Emma asked me if I would make a memory bear that could be sent to Lee's family as a future keepsake for Lee's son Jack. Emma suggested a pocket on the bear to contain messages of condolence, that could be sent by the public to Emma's website. I told Emma that I would be honoured and I would gladly make a unique bear in Lee's remembrance, as a gift to Lee's family.
My bears are usually made from personal clothing, but I couldn't possibly bother the family at a time like this. So I started my search on the internet for clothing and accessories that I could use, I found T shirt with the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers crest, which I thought was an great starting point, Emma agreed it would be ideal and bought the t shirt for me to use.
My imagination started to get the better of me and I wanted to make this bear really special. I then bought some desert camouflage, khaki cotton fabric and wool fabric for his beret. I even managed to find the regiment feather hackle and metal cap badge use to hold the hackle onto the beret.
I found the photo of Lee in his drummer uniform and I decided to incorporate it onto the bear, I thought it give the bear a real personal touch.
I decided to use red on the bears paws and ears, to match Lee's drummer uniform and the regiment crest.
The beret was a bit of a challenge, but such a lovely finishing touch, especially with the badge and feather hackle.
I finished the bear with a vintage union flag ribbon and 'Daddy' in letter beads on the foot.
The photo of Lee, looked just perfect on the other foot.
I decided the best place to take the photos would be on a beach, it was a lovely sunny weekend when I finished the bear, so we had a trip to Ainsdale beech in Southport to do a little photo shoot, we took a picnic with us and my boys had a kick around on the beach while I took the bear up onto the sand dunes.
It was late afternoon but the sun was still shining and it was the perfect 'desert' setting.
Instead of a pocket to hold the messages of condolence, I made a gorgeous little rucksack and printed the poem that Lee's Dad read out on TV at the press conference.
I am so delighted with how this very special bear turned out, it is the most detailed bear I have ever made and it took me many hours to complete, but he was so worth it, I feel like I have done Lee's memory justice.
It was a beautiful evening and we stayed to watch the sun set over the Irish sea.
I feel so privileged to be involved in this little project, I have enjoyed every minute of it and feel honoured that my bear might give Lee's family a little comfort. In years to come, little Jack will be able to read the messages in the rucksack and appreciate how special his Daddy was, as he reads the heartfelt messages from the public.
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Cant thank you enough for the wonderful memories pieces together to create phoebe bear... it has pride of place in our little girls room. Each bear is individual and as unique as the fabric its made from full is of sentiment and created with love.
Weve recently had a memory bear in memory of a dear uncle this is providing great comfort to his devistated wife. Kay made her feel at ease handing over precious clothing. there arnt enough words to describe what Kay creates x I just no how special they all to our family.
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Q: Angular 11 tsconfig Path Aliases not Recognized I am working with Angular 11 and trying to use short imports like import {smthg} from '@common' instead of import {smthg} from '../../../common'
But I always get errors in IDEA: TS2307: Cannot find module '@common' or its corresponding type declarations.
And same error in console when trying to compile .ts files (ng serve)
Interestingly, when I add /index to the import, then IDEA stops cursing, but the error does not disappear in the console
myAngularProject
│   package.json
│   tsconfig.json
│   tsconfig.app.json
│   angular.json
│
└───src
    │   main.ts
    │   index.html
    │
    └───app
        │
        └───common
        │
        └───features

tsconfig.json:
/* To learn more about this file see: https://angular.io/config/tsconfig. */
{
  "compileOnSave": false,
  "compilerOptions": {
    "baseUrl": "./src",
    "paths": {
      "@common/*": ["app/common/*"],
      "@features/*": ["app/features/*"],
      "@platform/*": ["app/platform/*"],
      "@env": ["environments/environment"]
    },
    "outDir": "./dist/out-tsc",
    "forceConsistentCasingInFileNames": true,
    "strict": true,
    "noImplicitReturns": true,
    "noFallthroughCasesInSwitch": true,
    "sourceMap": true,
    "declaration": false,
    "downlevelIteration": true,
    "experimentalDecorators": true,
    "moduleResolution": "node",
    "importHelpers": true,
    "target": "es2015",
    "module": "es2020",
    "lib": [
      "es2018",
      "dom"
    ]
  },
  "angularCompilerOptions": {
    "strictInjectionParameters": true,
    "strictInputAccessModifiers": true,
    "strictTemplates": true
  }
}

tsconfig.app.json:
{
  "extends": "./tsconfig.json",
  "compilerOptions": {
    "outDir": "./out-tsc/app",
    "types": ["node"]
  },
  "files": [
    "src/main.ts",
    "src/polyfills.ts"
  ],
  "include": [
    "src/**/*.d.ts"
  ]
}

IDEA error:

console tsc error:

Versions:
Angular CLI: 11.0.7
Node: 14.2.0
OS: darwin x64

Angular: 11.0.9
... animations, common, compiler, compiler-cli, core, forms
... platform-browser, platform-browser-dynamic, router
Ivy Workspace: Yes

Package                         Version
---------------------------------------------------------
@angular-devkit/architect       0.1100.7
@angular-devkit/build-angular   0.1100.7
@angular-devkit/core            11.0.7
@angular-devkit/schematics      11.0.7
@angular/cli                    11.0.7
@schematics/angular             11.0.7
@schematics/update              0.1100.7
rxjs                            6.6.3
typescript                      4.0.5

A: So it turned out that the angular engine allows creating aliases for paths based on what is specified in the "paths" in tsconfig.
But in order to be able to access both the subfolders of the module and what is exported from the index.ts at the top level of the module, you need to specify "paths" like this:
{
  ...
  "compilerOptions": {
    "baseUrl": "src",
    "paths": {
      "@common/*": ["app/common/*"],
      "@common": ["app/common/index.ts"]
    }
  ...
  }
}

A: I had the same issue. I was trying to migrate a project made with Angular 10 to Angular 11, coping the ./src/app folder, but that didn't work...
But in a new project, I got the path aliasing working in that way:

*

*Update your angular cli:

PS C:\Projects> npm uninstall --g @angular/cli
PS C:\Projects> npm i --g @angular/cli

*

*Create a new project, setting the strict mode to true:

PS C:\Projects> ng new <<name-project>>
PS C:\Projects> cd <<name-project>>

*

*When the CLI ends, edit tsconfig.app.json as follows:

/* To learn more about this file see: https://angular.io/config/tsconfig. */
{
    "extends": "./tsconfig.json",
    "compilerOptions": {
        "outDir": "./out-tsc/app",
        "types": [],

        // ADD THIS ↓↓↓
        "baseUrl": "./",
        "paths": {
            "@tool/*": [ "src/app/tool/*" ],
            "@models/*": [ "src/app/models/*" ],
            "@services/*": [ "src/app/services/*" ],
            "@components/*": [ "src/app/components/*" ],
            "@interfaces/*": [ "src/app/interfaces/*" ]
        }
        // ADD THIS ↑↑↑
    },
    "files": [
        "src/main.ts",
        "src/polyfills.ts"
    ],
    "include": [
        "src/**/*.d.ts"
    ]
}

*

*...and tsconfig.json as follows:

/* To learn more about this file see: https://angular.io/config/tsconfig. */
{
    "compileOnSave": false,
    "compilerOptions": {
        "outDir": "./dist/out-tsc",
        "forceConsistentCasingInFileNames": true,
        "strict": true,
        "noImplicitReturns": true,
        "noFallthroughCasesInSwitch": true,
        "sourceMap": true,
        "declaration": false,
        "downlevelIteration": true,
        "experimentalDecorators": true,
        "moduleResolution": "node",
        "importHelpers": true,
        "target": "es2015",
        "module": "es2020",
        "lib": [
            "es2018",
            "dom"
        ],

        // ADD THIS ↓↓↓
        "baseUrl": "./",
        "paths": {
            "@tool/*": [ "src/app/tool/*" ],
            "@models/*": [ "src/app/models/*" ],
            "@services/*": [ "src/app/services/*" ],
            "@components/*": [ "src/app/components/*" ],
            "@interfaces/*": [ "src/app/interfaces/*" ]
        }
        // ADD THIS ↑↑↑
    },
    "angularCompilerOptions": {
        "enableI18nLegacyMessageIdFormat": false,
        "strictInjectionParameters": true,
        "strictInputAccessModifiers": true,
        "strictTemplates": true
    }
}

*

*...and finally, edit tsconfig.spec.json as follows:

/* To learn more about this file see: https://angular.io/config/tsconfig. */
{
    "extends": "./tsconfig.json",
    "compilerOptions": {
        "outDir": "./out-tsc/spec",
        "types": [
            "jasmine"
        ],
        "baseUrl": "./",
        "paths": {
            "@tool/*": [ "src/app/tool/*" ],
            "@models/*": [ "src/app/models/*" ],
            "@services/*": [ "src/app/services/*" ],
            "@components/*": [ "src/app/components/*" ],
            "@interfaces/*": [ "src/app/interfaces/*" ]
        }
    },
    "files": [
        "src/test.ts",
        "src/polyfills.ts"
    ],
    "include": [
        "src/**/*.spec.ts",
        "src/**/*.d.ts"
    ]
}

A: First of all you need to restart your code editor to make sure it's not a problem with your linter.
I had similar problem and in my case configs were correct, though I didn't know that at that time due to the lack of experience so I kept on trying different solutions I could find. It turned out the problem was with the linter not being able to see config changes (added path definitions) until IDE restart.

A: Path aliases are not longer supported in newer versions
But you can do this now to directly import files relative to the src directory
go to your tsconfig.json file add baseUrl to be "."
"compilerOptions": {
    "baseUrl":".",
    ...

And now you can directly import stuff relative to the src directory
import Myfile from "src/myfile.js"

This worked for me!

A: This one worked for me in Angular 13, Don't miss the dot (.) in each path value.
"baseUrl": "./",
"paths": {
      "@app/*": [
        "./src/app/*"
      ],
      "@env/*": [
        "./src/environments/*"
      ]
    }

A: In my case the path aliasing was actually working, but I was missing a .ts file in the folder, so the types were not recognized.  Same error, though:
"Cannot find module @app or its corresponding type declarations"


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The PGA Championship
August 9, 2014 - 8:18 pm EDT 7 years ago
Round 3 Recap: McIlroy Keeps Lead, Big Names Close Behind
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They poured into the PGA Championship at Valhalla by the thousands. Not since Tiger Woods was in his pomp has the the third round of a major been so widely anticipated.
It was good enough that Rory McIlroy was going for second successive major; it was better still that Jason Day should be the man going head-to-head with him. Day has yet to win a major but he has had seven top-10 finishes, a player unlikely to blink no matter what the world No. 1 threw at him.
And what an afternoon it turned out to be. One wondrous shot followed another as the roars were heard all around Valhalla. McIlroy and Day played their part, but they were not alone. Phil Mickelson, Rickie Fowler, Bernd Weisberger, Ryan Palmer, Jim Furyk, Louis Oosthuizen — they all had their moments. At the end of it all though, it was McIlroy who stayed in front.
Considering the pressure of the situation, it was a joy to behold McIlroy and Day sharing a joke together on the first tee. If ever two men were looking forward to their head-to-head battle, it was these two.
The smile disappeared from Day's face pretty quickly, however, when he hit a horrific drive at the second hole that vanished into knee-high rough miles to the left of the fairway. He was lucky to find it, hacked it out, pitched to six feet and holed the putt for a par. Nothing to it.
Lee Westwood needed a fast start and got it when he drove the par-4 fourth and holed the putt for an eagle 2. It took him to 7-under par, two behind McIlroy, but he struggled to stay with the pace and wouldn't improve on that number.
If McIlroy thought he was going to have it all his own way, he very quickly discovered otherwise. Furyk joined him on 9-under with a birdie at the fourth. Minutes later, Day drove the fourth green — a mere 372 yards away — while McIlroy hooked his tee shot into the trees. He couldn't find the green with his second and left a 15-foot putt for par, which he duly drained. The Australian made his birdie and now there were three tied on 9-under, with Palmer and Fowler one adrift.
The breathless start continued when McIlroy rolled in a 10-foot birdie putt at the fifth, followed in from nine feet by Day. Ten-under. And that became 11-under when McIlroy made another at the seventh.
There were dropped shots too — McIlroy, the Open champion, had bogeys at the eighth and 12th. Birdies at the 10th, 15th and 16th took him to 12-under. And while McIlroy picked up a shot on par at the 16th, Day let one go to slip back to 9-under.
McIlroy still had company at the top, however, as Weisberger, playing with Mickelson, recorded a stunning 65 in which he very nearly holed two approaches. Mickelson, meanwhile, has burst back into life here. Despite missing several fairways, Lefty found a way to get the ball around in 67 and goes into Sunday on 10-under par.
Nobody has played better in the majors in 2014 than Fowler, and he is at it again this weekend. He birdied the third, seventh, 10th and 18th, where he missed an eagle by a whisker. There were no dropped shots and his 67 saw him move to 11-under par.
Furyk's challenge came and went. At one point he was tied for the lead, but late dropped shots were very costly and at 7-under he has no chance.
McIlroy hit yet another drive in excess of 300 yards at the 18th but put his approach into a greenside bunker and knew he had to make a birdie to end the day one in front. He left himself with an eight-footer and of course he holed it. His 67 took him to 13-under par. And Day was still hanging onto his coattails when he also birdied the final hole to move to 10-under.
Long before the leaders went out it was already clear that we were in for another day of sensational scoring — a total of 74 players made the cut, and lots of them were heading the right way. None more so than the young American prospect Brooks Koepka.
He started the day on level par, nine behind McIlroy but five birdies on the front nine saw him reach the turn in 32. He also dropped two strokes. Koepka is one of the new generation of players whose approach is to attack every flag and the greens were extremely receptive. Four more birdies followed on the back nine, but a dropped shot at the last meant he had to settle for a 66. At 5-under, he joined Marc Warren of Scotland as the early clubhouse leaders.
Oosthuizen, the 2010 Open champion, recorded his second successive 67. At 9-under, he is a danger.
Justin Rose had a 67, Branden Grace a 68, and out on the course, putts were being rolled in all over Valhalla's greens.
Sergio Garcia, who finished runner-up at both the Open Championship and the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, struggled during the opening two rounds at Valhalla but made the cut and then remembered he has a new laid-back approach to life, one that sees him treat disaster and glory just the same.
The key for the Spaniard is that he has finally found a way to get the ball into the hole. Week after week, month after month, year after year, he has driven the ball brilliantly and struck irons shot to birdie range — and time and again, he has missed those putts. But his claw-grip method is working and the short putts that were once his nemesis no longer seem to bother him.
Related Link: Rickie Fowler and Sergio Garcia on the Bag
Like Koepka and Warren, Garcia began the day on level par. Birdies at the first and fourth saw him to the turn in 33, and he birdied the 10th, 11th and 14th to move to 5-under. Another birdie or two might have him believing that he could still win this thing. But he, too, had to settle for a 66.
Hunter Mahan has endured an indifferent season, but turned it around with a 65 to move to 7-under. A good final round may well be enough to convince Tom Watson that Mahan deserves a pick for the U.S. Ryder Cup team.
Then there's Weisberger, whose best finish at a major is T-67 — the only time he's ever made a cut at a major.
"I played well and am very proud of the way I have got myself into contention," Weisberger said. "I know I can compete at this level and my game is really sharp. To finish with three birdies was great, and the one at the 18th was my first birdie on the par 5s this week."
What a day, and what a final round to come. Incredibly, we saw almost 300 birdies in the third round. There will be many more to come before this tournament concludes.
So here we have it – McIlroy starts the final round 13-under par, one ahead of Weisberger, Fowler 11-under, Mickelson and Day 10-under, and Oosthuizen, Palmer, Henrik Stenson, Mikko Ilonen and Palmer all on 9-under.
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– Chris Wood Split his Pants En Route to Top of Leaderboard
– The Fringe: We May Not See Jason Dufner Again Until 2016
– Round 1 Recap: From Glory's Last Shot to Rory's Latest Shot
– Woods, Mickelson Start With Mixed Results at PGA Championship
– 9 Best Golfers Yet to Win a Major
– 2014 PGA Championship's Hole of the Day: Valhalla's 7th
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– The Breakdown: Who are the Hottest Players in the Majors?
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– Flashback: Y.E. Yang Tames Tiger in 2009 PGA Championship
– Go Time: Tiger Woods Shows Up at Valhalla, Expects to Win
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– Dufner Serves 'Butt-Rubbed' Filet Mignon at PGA Champions Dinner
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– Now More Than Ever, Tiger's Race to Catch Jack Looking Dim
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– 9 Greatest Moments in Valhalla Golf Club History
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The primary aim of the Youth Courts in dealing with young offenders is to rehabilitate, reform and reintegrate them back into society, while balancing the need for protection of the public and the right of the victim to see that justice has been done.
Under the Children and Young Persons Act (CYPA), young offenders below 16 years old are charged in the Youth Courts, unless charged with offences triable only by the High Court or are jointly charged with an adult offender.
Special rules apply so that a young offender charged in the Youth Courts is not labelled a criminal, is not exposed to adult criminals and is shielded from the full glare of publicity. For example, words like 'found guilty' and 'orders' are used instead of 'conviction' or 'sentence'. Young offenders charged in the Youth Courts are also separate from adult accused persons from the point of arrest up to trial. It is also prohibited to publish any information relating to the proceedings that may lead to their identification.
What will happen when a youth is arrested and charged?
Once a young offender is found guilty of the charge, the Court may call for a probation report which is prepared by a Probation Officer from MSF. The Court will then sit with two Panel Advisors, Court Family Specialists and the Probation Officer for a discussion of the case before deciding on the appropriate orders. In appropriate cases, a Family Conference facilitated by a Court Family Specialists may be held to sort out relationship issues before the appropriate orders are finally decided upon.
Having attained the age of 14 years but being below the age of 16 years, has previously been dealt with by a Court in connection with another offence and had, in respect of that other offence, been ordered to be sent to a juvenile rehabilitation centre, and the Youth Courts are satisfied that it is expedient with a view to his reformation that he should undergo a period of training in a reformative training centre.
Enhancing, promoting or protecting the physical, social and emotional well-being and safety of the offender.
For such Mandatory Counselling orders – A bond may be executed by parents/guardians to ensure their compliance with such an order. Failure to comply with the order would mean a forfeiture of the bond as well as a fine of up to $2000.
Each of the above accompanying orders can also be made singly, without combining with any other orders, or in combination with one or more accompanying orders.
What are the consequences if the youth breaches the Court orders?
Any other orders as specified above.


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Photogrammetry: Digital Image Evaluation Heading for New Markets
Photogrammetry: Digital Image Evaluation Heading for New Markets - 22/06/2017
Digitalisation and the ubiquitous availability of images have resulted in a new golden age for photogrammetry. The driving force behind the processes is science, while the one behind the associated applications is business. Images are now being evaluated digitally in an automated process with the utmost precision at near-real-time speeds. Furthermore, they are generated by sensors located in everything from cars and drones to aircraft and satellites. The new range of interesting developments this is setting in motion will be on show at Intergeo 2017 in Berlin and the Intergeo conference.
"Photogrammetry is ahead of its time because everything is already fully digital in this discipline", underlines Heinz-Jürgen Przybilla, professor of geodesy at Bochum University of Applied Sciences. The art of using photographs for surveying, which laid the foundation for present-day photogrammetry, dates back 150 years and involves developing processes to derive information from images that go far beyond simply viewing them. In recent years in particular, the discipline has made such progress that businesses are discovering more and more areas of application.
The main reason for this is the high level of automation, which makes it possible to interpret huge volumes of data from sources such as large-scale satellite imagery. The process also works in real time, which is a prerequisite in applications such as autonomous navigation. "Automation in image evaluation makes people incredibly flexible. We're no longer restricted to viewing the world from our own height," stresses Professor Christian Heipke, president of the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS). Humans are literally outgrowing themselves with the power of their images. UAVs, digital cameras and image sensors on the Internet of Things, in aircraft or on satellites are opening up applications that only the world of science was predicting a few years ago.
From land register to disaster prevention
And that's attracting a great deal of attention. As Przybilla reveals, for instance, image evaluations from UAVs are already being used for high-precision land register surveys of development areas. What takes days manually can now be accomplished in a matter of minutes. Other applications include disaster prevention and monitoring refugee movements. In many cases, drones or satellites provide a rapid overview, while satellites offer the large-scale basis for evaluating a situation. In architecture, 3D models from aerial images complement CAD plans – and in conjunction with virtual reality, for example, enable design variants for a building to be depicted in the actual environment. Information is also being shared with disciplines such as computer vision and robotics, with "seeing robots" increasingly recording and mapping their surroundings. Photogrammetry applications are moving into numerous sectors and tackling a whole host of challenges. Global change is being documented using images from space, the same data is being used to forecast crop sizes and inaccessible structures are being monitored with the help of images from UAVs.
Visionary applications
One development that scientists are keeping a close eye on is that the processes and algorithms on which the evaluations are based are becoming ever more like a black box for many groups of users. "We've therefore included this very topic in the Intergeo conference," says Przybilla. And while the black box is getting bigger, scientists are refining their methods. "We're increasingly combining existing data and this will leverage a huge amount of new potential," explains Heipke. Once the process of image content recognition is automated, the applications are limitless. They range from a farm forecasting how many tonnes of olives it will have ready for the market in four weeks' time or an energy company detecting leaks in a district heating line in an automated process using thermal cameras to blind people gaining a large measure of independence by being able to navigate autonomously in the digitalised world. The possibilities know no bounds.
Several sessions organised by the German Society for Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Geoinformation (DGPF) at the Intergeo conference will be looking at topical issues in photogrammetry. The contents of the presentations range from new sensors in photogrammetry and remote sensing to "engineering geodesy meets photogrammetry" and much more besides. A large number of companies will also be showcasing their image evaluation solutions at Intergeo's specialist exhibition.
Latest photogrammetry news
SimActive Introduces New Drone Processing Service
Programme of the 57th Photogrammetric Week in Stuttgart Announced
Carl Pulfrich Award 2017 Awarded to Prof Franz Rottensteiner
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Recently, our good friend Pat Zaby, through his customer contact system InTouch, shared some great information on the advantages of assuming a mortgage.
There could also be advantages if you are selling a house which currently has an assumable mortgage on it. With interest rates rising and strong indications that rates will return to their historic range (between 6.5% and 7%) in the next few years, having a mortgage with a sub-5% interest rate could increase the value of your home. How?
When assuming an existing mortgage, the terms remain the same. This means that a buyer five years from now could possibly assume your sub-5% mortgage rather than pay the 6.5% – 7% rate of a new mortgage. (As mentioned above, the borrowers would still need to qualify. However, they would also have to qualify for a new loan.) Many people buy homes based on how the monthly payment fits into their personal monthly budget. An assumable a mortgage could have an impact on what a potential buyer may pay. The point here is that, when rates go up, homes with assumable mortgages will have more value and could sell at higher prices.