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The open coloring axiom (abbreviated OCA) is an axiom about coloring edges of a graph whose vertices are a subset of the real numbers: two different versions were introduced by  and by .

Statement
Suppose that X is a subset of the reals, and each pair of elements of X is colored either black or white, with the set of white pairs being open in the complete graph on X. The open coloring axiom states that either:
X has an uncountable subset such that any pair from this subset is white; or
X can be partitioned into a countable number of subsets such that any pair from the same subset is black.
A weaker version, OCAP, replaces the uncountability condition in the first case with being a compact perfect set in X. Both OCA and OCAP can be stated equivalently for arbitrary separable spaces.

Relation to other axioms

OCAP can be proved in ZFC for analytic subsets of a Polish space, and from the axiom of determinacy. The full OCA is consistent with (but independent of) ZFC, and follows from the proper forcing axiom.

OCA implies that the smallest unbounded set of Baire space has cardinality . Moreover, assuming OCA, Baire space contains few "gaps" between sets of sequences — more specifically, that the only possible gaps are Hausdorff gaps and analogous (κ,ω)-gaps where κ is an initial ordinal not less than ω2.

References

Axioms of set theory
Real analysis
Graph coloring
Infinite graphs
Independence results
Determinacy

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'Conservation land may be riddled with explosives'
Land which the National Trust is keen to preserve at Cwm Bychan in Gwynedd could be littered with unexploded ordnance from WWII
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A farmer head warden has warned that land which a conservation society wants to buy for £500,000 is littered with unexploded ordnance from World War II.
The John Muir Trust last week launched an appeal to buy an unspoilt rocky landscape in Snowdonia to protect for generations.
The present owner of the 259-acre Carreg y Saeth Isaf estate at Cwm Bychan, near Llanbedr, Gwynedd, wants to sell the land to the Trust.
But Hugh Griffith Roberts is concerned that there may be explosives and other ordnance on the site described by the Trust as "a wild gem".
Mr Roberts, who worked for Snowdonia National Park in Meirionnydd, said: "I'm concerned about the public's safety. Carreg y Saeth is littered with ordnance used by Royal Marine Commandos in WWII."
He said a farmer escaped injury in 1973 when he accidentally kicked a hand grenade with the pin unlatched. "This was not an isolated incident. Sheep were killed there," he added. "The land that the Muir Trust wish to purchase is lethal."
Former Gwynedd councillor Mr Roberts, 65, of Barmouth, added: "Cwm Bychan Lake at that location is full of unexploded ordinance. Royal Navy disposal teams spent time there in the 1970s, but there is no MOD information as to results. I was head warden in Meirionnydd when these incidents happened and the National Park must have records as I recorded all this information before my early retirement in 2004."
In response, the Trust's Alan McCombes said: "We have looked into this and spoken to people in the national park and on the ground.
"We have looked at maps and all the databases which specialise in risk assessment which don't show any high risks. We haven't found any suggestion of public danger. Fishing takes place in Llyn Cwm Bychan."
He added: "It may be that there has been stuff in the past but it's going too far back to check the detail. We'll certainly take note now that it has been pointed out."
A SNPA officer said: "The land under consideration is open to the public according to access laws. It hasn't been exempted because of dangers. Our warden has checked with residents and neighbours who don't have any recollections of explosions in the 1970s." There was no response from the MoD by last night.
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British pair Mhairi Spence and Samantha Murray have both qualified for the final of the third modern pentathlon World Cup event of the year in Szazhalombatta, Hungary.
World number five Spence won her semi-final with Murray in second place, 11 seconds behind her team-mate.
Murray's performance included a personal best in the 200metres freestyle.
But fellow Britons Katy Burke and Freyja Prentice missed out on qualifying from semi-final B.
With a top-12 place needed to qualify, Burke finished 14th with Prentice four places further back.


Touro Synagogue, the home of Congregation Jeshuat Israel, has approximately 125 member families. The congregation holds religious services and conducts lifecycle events including Bar/Bat Mitzvot and weddings and sponsors educational, social and cultural programs. All services and religious activities are under the direction of Rabbi Dr. Marc Mandel.
Services are held the year around on Friday nights and Saturday mornings and on all Jewish holidays. Services are orthodox using the Nusach Sephard prayerbook. There is separate seating for men and for women during services.
We request visitors to dress appropriately. On Shabbat and Jewish holidays, men must wear long pants, however ties and jackets are not required. Women may wear slacks. For weekdays services casual attire, including shorts, is permitted. No sleeveless or torn clothing is permitted for services at any time. Shawls are available at the ladies entrance. We reserve the right to require appropriate attire to enter the synagogue for services.
Please turn of all phones before entering the synagogue. The use of electronic devices is not permitted on Shabbat or Jewish holidays. No photographs may be taken in the synagogue.
Touro Synagogue does not hold regular weekday services during the winter season. Weekday shacharit and minchah-maariv services are held in the summer from July 1 through September 3. For further information about minyanim, please contact Rabbi Mandel at 401-847-4794 ext. 203 or email rabbimandel@tourosynagogue.org.
For more information about observant visiting at Touro Synagogue and Newport, please click here.
Weekday morning and evening services begin on July 1.
There are no regularly scheduled weekday services during the winter.


The mission of the conference was to bring together 150 to 200 participants - parliamentarians, representatives of the private sector as well as donor countries - to discuss how to improve the environment for doing business in Africa and how African countries can improve their ranking in international evaluations such as the Doing Business Report.
The conference was hosted by the Parliament and the Government of Rwanda. Financial support was provided by African Development Bank, the Belgian Government, the World Bank, the International Financial Corporation and the International Monetary Fund.


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The Black Family: Representation, Identity and Diversity
By Ashalul Aden
Black History Month is an annual celebration during the month of February. It was created by African Americans to recognize and honor the history of Black people around the globe.
Before it was a month-long celebration, Black History Month was just a week. Carter G. Woodson, a Black historian, founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH) in 1915 to recognize and study Black history. In 1926, the ASNLH created and promoted Negro History Week to celebrate the history and achievements of Black people.
The Civil Rights Movement began in the mid 1950s with the goal of ending racial discrimination, racial segregation and voting disenfranchisement. This movement multiplied efforts that renewed a sense of self in Black Americans. The Black Panther Party, along with the Black Power Movement, emphasized racial pride and the creation of cultural institutions and studies. For example, in 1968, James Brown released his song, "Say it Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud."
With all of these movements intertwined, Negro History Week became more and more celebrated. Black Americans wanted more time to recognize the struggle they face and more time to honor their ancestors. Finally, in 1976, 50 years after the first celebration, President Gerald Ford officially designated February as Black History Month. Since then, the month of February is dedicated to honoring and remembering Black people and recognizing that the struggle for true racial equity and equality is still not done.
Now called the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), the organization determines an annual theme of the celebration to draw attention to important issues. For 2021 it is "The Black Family: Representation, Identity and Diversity."
EXTRA SIGNIFICANCE
This February signals extra significance: It's the 45th anniversary of the month-long celebration. Current events have also refocused the spotlight. On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, a Black man, was murdered by a police officer in broad daylight in Minneapolis, reminding us that the world is not a safe place for Black people. Racism exists, and we all need to work to end it. If we want to live in a loving community, we need to work together to ensure every person can live freely and safely.
As a Black American, this month is special to me and to Black people all around the world as a celebration of our triumph. During this month, we remember and give thanks to our ancestors who shed their blood, sweat and tears to ensure we live in a world where we can be Black and free.
This fight is not finished. Throughout the world, Black people are discriminated against, violated and harassed for their identity. The constant pain not only impacts their physical health, but also their mental and emotional health. To be treated as non-human is an unexplainable feeling. There is trauma in the collective Black experience. However, this month gives us clarity and a sense of renewal that there will be a day where Black people are free, autonomous beings living in a world that validates and embraces their identity.
Black History Month is often celebrated and then forgotten after the month ends. In 2021, I want that to change. I challenge every person reading this to celebrate and uplift Black people—not just in February, but throughout the year. In addition to that, commit to being anti-racist and helping to build a world that oppresses no one. Change is hard, but without doing the hard work, there will never be change. To paraphrase Hellen Keller "Alone, I can accomplish only so much. Together, we can accomplish anything."
Black History Month will be celebrated in Rochester in 2021. The Diversity Council plans to hold some events. Find them listed on their website: diversitycouncil.org.
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One day, eighteen-year-old Thorne could become the Emperor of the Omniverse, the single being who rules countless worlds. Trouble is, his father Cole–who's also the current Emperor–is a sadistic freak.


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Man convicted of slavery charges after stealing food workers' wages
Posted: 12 August 2021 | Bethan Grylls (New Food), Joshua Minchin (New Food) | No comments yet
After admitting to several modern slavery offences, Janos Sztojka, 33, from Braunstone in Leicestershire, will be jailed for six years.
A Leicestershire man has been found guilty of modern slavery offences.
Police discovered it had been arranged for men from Hungary to come over to the UK with the promise of good pay. The men were given jobs at Avara Foods, based in Scropton, UK, but never received payment due to their wages being stolen by the defendant, Janos Sztojka, 33, from Braunstone, Leicestershire.
Five victims were identified during the investigation, with one of them forced to live with the defendant and sleep downstairs with the family dogs, the police report stated. After searching his home, Leicestershire Police said they also found a stun gun at the property, which had been used against the victim.
Sztojka has now been jailed for six years at Leicester Crown Court after pleading guilty to the following:
Conspiring to require another person to perform forced/compulsory labour
One count of arranging or facilitating travel of another person with a view to exploitation
Four counts of arranging or facilitating travel of another person with a view to exploitation, making or supplying articles for use in fraud
Entering into or becoming concerned in a money laundering agreement, and possession of a prohibited weapon – namely a stun gun.
According to the Daily Mail, the court heard that Sztojka controlled the finances of the five men from Hungary that he had promised good jobs to. The victims' salaries were paid onto Onepay card accounts, which were then controlled by Sztojka.
Rufus D'Cruz, prosecuting, said one victim "had no access to cash and was paid in food and cigarettes and sometimes not even that", the Daily Mail's report added.
Leicestershire Police say concerns had initially been raised to partner agencies by the factory company itself and by an employment agency. This led to a large-scale enforcement operation being carried out across Leicestershire in December last year which saw Sztojka and several others arrested.
This stun gun was found at Sztojka's home by Leicestershire Crown Court. Credit: Leicestershire Police
"This was a full team investigation involving a number of partner agencies working together following an allegation which had been made," said Detective Constable Daljinder Gill.
"I would like to recognise the bravery and co-operation of the victims in this case who have helped us massively to ensure this successful prosecution as well as those who provided information in relation to the offending which led to the initial investigation.
"Modern slavery unfortunately remains very much ongoing across the UK today. We urge people to be aware, to spot the signs and to report any suspicions they have to us. Signs include long labour hours, chaperoning, lack of personal possessions, malnutrition, and abuse. Anyone who is a victim of modern slavery should also report to us. Full support and safeguarding will be provided to you and we will take action to bring offenders to justice."
Avara Foods, which supplies chicken and turkey to UK supermarkets, expressed its satisfaction in Sztojka's conviction. "We are pleased that Sztojka has been sentenced to jail, and that we have been able to contribute to his successful prosecution," a spokesperson told the Derby Telegraph.
"We are clear that modern slavery has no place in today's society and we are determined to ensure it cannot take root in our business. This outcome is a vindication of the hard work of everyone involved and should be considered a warning message to anyone considering the same.
"It is extremely satisfying to see that, working closely with our recruitment agency and law enforcement, not only has the weight of evidence resulted in a guilty plea, but we have also been able to rescue and support the victims of this insidious crime."
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Both sides: In order to avoiding from fake silver, to be tested the geniuses by fire is recommended.
Square-through silver ingots in 10 taels were the regional standard silver currency of Kuang Si Province.
The shown silver ingots were a kind of mercantile silver of Kuangsi during late Ching Dynasty. The inscriptions are few and simple, only name of silver shops were shown.
There usually have two stamps on such silver ingots: a manufacturer's stamp, and an assayer's chop. The shown silver ingots have exemplified the silver shops assayed the silver after casting them.
In some cases, silver shops intended to limit their responsibility by inscribing disclaimer onto the silver (#2), indicating that forgery might not be avoided, holders have to reassure the geniuses of the silver by themselves.


Alstom has been selected by Rideau Transit Maintenance General Partnership (RTM) to maintain the city of Ottawa's light rail transit system, called the O-Train Confederation Line. The contract – which is worth approximately €125 million (CAD$180 million) – follows a contract signed in 2013 to supply 34 Citadis Spirit light rail vehicles to the city of Ottawa.
Alstom will maintain the entire line, which involves the maintenance of the tracks, the operating control system, the power substation, as well as the signalling and communications systems, for a period of 30 years. The line – which will be 12.5 km long and include 13 stations – is expected to begin full revenue service in 2018. Alstom is currently assembling the Citadis Spirit vehicles at the Belfast Yard facility in Ottawa, the site of the operator OC Transpo.
The Ottawa project marks the entry of Alstom's Citadis Spirit into the North American market. Designed for high capacity, Citadis Spirit will be able to operate in extreme cold weather and circulate at speeds of up to 100 km/hour, reducing travel time between suburban areas and the city centre. Once all Citadis Spirit vehicles have been delivered, the assembly area at Belfast Yard will be converted into a maintenance centre, where Alstom will maintain the vehicles for a period of 30 years.


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Parasites in Texas Water 2021 (Feb) Know the Truth!
Parasites in Texas Water 2021 (Feb) Know the Truth!->Multiple days of freezing temperatures and power blackout, the Texas residents are now facing water problem.
The rumors of Parasites in Texas Water 2021 are spreading. People think that the Boil Water Advisory issued in Texas, United States, is due to a deadly parasite in their water. However, the news is completely fake, especially when said in the year 2021.
The state has been facing a harsh winter lately. The country has issued alerts for Texans and advised them to conserve water for essential purposes.
Read the article to learn why these advisories have been issued in the state.
What is happening in Texas?
The second-largest state in the United States by population and area, Texas and its people are facing a harsh winter. Texas witnessed multiple days of winter storm due to which it first lost its power and now is losing water due to freezing temperatures and not due to Parasites in Texas Water 2021.
Most of the eastern half of the country is already dealing with rain, ice or snow. Approximately 78 million Americans are under an alert for winter weather, and 27 million go under harsh freezing winter. 4.5 million Texans are without power.
In a fiery blaze in San Antonio on Thursday, firefighters struggled with frozen fire hydrants and had to run and bring gallons of water to stop the fire. Hopefully, no one was injured.
Seven million Texans are advised to boil water for drinking, cooking food, and brushing teeth.
The truth of Parasites in Texas Water 2021:
Parasite found in the water is a wrong belief amongst the people that the Boil Water Advisory issued in Texas in February 2021 is because of some parasites found in their water.
The incidence of a deadly parasite found in the water of some parts of Texas happened in September 2020. A 6-year-old boy died after contracting the microbe in drinking water. Later in October 2020, all the earlier issued advisories were lifted in Lake Jackson, the most affected area.
The state resolved this issue entirely in October, and the water was declared safe to drink.
And nothing like this has happened again in Texas in the year 2021.
People Reactions:
While some must have got it cleared by now, the Parasites in Texas Water 2021 are not true, only to find out that the condition is worse.
People are outraged and asking the authorities why the officials did not make prior arrangements and improve the situation. Many took to Twitter to gain attention towards their respective cities and how the officials did nothing to help the elderly and children living without power and water in this harsh weather.
We all know that the situation is pretty much uncontrollable. The power blackouts are causing problems to work on the water system.
Parasites in Texas Water 2021 is not the real reason for the boil water advisory issued in Texas. Texans are advised to boil water before drinking and to conserve it, if at all possible. What is your opinion? Share your thoughts in the comment box.
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King v. International Union etc. Engineers
[Civ. No. 19052. Second Dist., Div. One. Nov. 12, 1952.]
WARREN KING et al., Appellants, v. THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS et al., Respondents.
Aaron Sapiro for Appellants.
Parker, Stanbury, Reese & McGee and Williams H. Thomas for Respondents.
DORAN, J.
The complaint herein, for declaratory relief, was filed by plaintiffs as members of the defendant International Union of Operating Engineers and Local Union No. 12, both unincorporated associations. The dispute and controversy concern certain new by-laws which plaintiffs claim are invalid "because of express violations of the basic Constitution in their contents, and by reason of the invalid method of adoption." Plaintiffs contend that "Local No. 12 is entitled to immediate self-rule, under the basic Constitution; and that an officer of the Court should be appointed to take over the operations of the Local Union from the International Representatives and to take all steps necessary to place the membership in democratic control of their Local Union No. 12."
Among other defenses, the answer pleads res judicata, in that the issues of the present case "have been tried and adjudicated against their (plaintiffs') contentions and prayer in the case of Klippel v. International Union of Operating Engineers, et al. (Superior Court, Los Angeles County, No. 568419) ... commenced by members of the defendant International and Local No. 12 who purported to act and were found by the Court to have acted on behalf of members (thereof) as these plaintiffs claim to be doing; that there also appeared in that action certain intervenors who also [114 Cal. App. 2d 161] alleged that they were acting for and on behalf of the members. ..."
In the Klippel action just mentioned, Superior Court Judge Paul Nourse, on February 14, 1951, decided against the plaintiffs' contentions and found that although the International and its officers had failed to perform their duties in respect to carrying out "the steps necessary to terminate International supervision and to restore to Local No. 12 and its members" the rights granted under charter and constitution, "said wrongs are wrongs within the Union"; that remedy exists for said wrongs, to wit, a petition to the president of the International to terminate International supervision and if that be denied, an appeal to the executive board of the International; that plaintiffs had not pursued said remedies; that the interveners had attempted to pursue said remedies by filing a petition but that the International president had denied such petition and that an appeal to the executive board was then pending; and that "the evidence fails to establish by a preponderance that said appeal is futile or useless."
The judgment in the Klippel case ordered "that this action should be and is hereby dismissed without prejudice to the commencement of a new action, should defendant International fail within a reasonable time after the 30th day of June, 1951, to restore to Local No. 12 full control over its property and affairs, subject only to the provisions of the Constitution of defendant International," and ordered International to "account to Local No. 12 for the funds and property, both real and personal, now and heretofore held by defendant International as trustee for Local No. 12."
In defendant's answer to the present complaint it is affirmatively alleged "that the present action is prematurely brought in that it has been commenced before June 30, 1951 (filed March 7, 1951), up to which time it has been decreed by a court of competent jurisdiction, (the Klippel case) in a decree expressly binding upon all members of Local No. 12, including these plaintiffs, that defendants are entitled to proceed with the establishment of local autonomy under the By-Laws referred to in this action."
The present action came on for hearing before Judge Henry M. Willis on October 3, 1951, upon a stipulation of facts, in which it was stipulated "that the files in the Klippel action shall be placed in evidence herein by reference," [114 Cal. App. 2d 162] including findings of fact, conclusions of law and judgment. The only testimony taken was that of defendants' witnesses, William H. Thomas, general counsel for the International, and Philip A. Judd, recording secretary of Local No. 12.
Plaintiffs now appeal from the judgment entered by Judge Willis, holding that "this action is barred by the plea and proof of res judicata founded upon the record and judgment in case No. 568419 (the Klippel case) ...; that this action is subject to abatement and dismissal under the plea of estoppel of plaintiffs to prosecute the same by reason of failure to exhaust remedies provided in the Constitution of the International Union; that this action was commenced prematurely and should be dismissed for lack of statement of facts in the complaint herein, sufficient under the limitations of the judgment in case No. 568419 to constitute a cause of action thereby permitted, or to confer jurisdiction in this court to entertain this action."
The controversy herein dates back to the year 1939 when, at the request of various local unions to the respondent International, these unions were consolidated into one large local, from which time Local Union No. 12 existed and functioned as a supervised local, without autonomy, under the direction of International in accordance with article VI, section 3 of the International constitution relating to supervised locals.
The International comprises a membership of some 150,000 persons throughout the United States; Local Union No. 12, having its principal office in Los Angeles, has a membership of approximately 10,000 persons. Since 1950, one Ralph Bronson has been International supervisor of Local No. 12, by appointment from the general president of International, and as such supervisor appointed all officers, etc., of the Local. Members of Local No. 12 have had no right to elect officers or representatives, to designate dues or to control property belonging to the Local, which property, of about $750,000 in value, has been administered by International in trust for the Local.
In December, 1950, and January, 1951, a referendum of the members of Local No. 12, was "fairly and honestly conducted" by secret ballot mailed under supervision of Price, Waterhouse and Company, accountants, to determine whether autonomy was desired. The vote was 2,074 for autonomy, and 2,065 for continued supervision by International.
Prior to said referendum the general president of International had ordered the drafting of tentative by-laws by a [114 Cal. App. 2d 163] convention called for that purpose, in preparation for the proposed autonomy of Local 12. A set of by-laws was then prepared, published in the official newspaper of Local 12 and distributed to the members. Thereafter, officers were elected by the Local according to the by-law provisions, the principal officers being the same persons who had previously acted under appointment by the International supervisor. As noted by the respondents, appellants made no effort to have these by-laws amended. As to the election of officers, appellants' attorney stated that "There is no challenge as to the mode of election."
The next step in the controversy was the institution by certain members of Local 12 of the Klippel case hereinbefore mentioned, as a representative action, alleging illegality of by-laws, and seeking complete autonomy as to property and affairs of the Local. The judgment therein, which was against appellants' contentions, was held to be res judicata in the present action which, as stated, was dismissed by Judge Willis, resulting in the present appeal.
"The principal questions involved herein," according to appellants' brief are: "1. Is an estoppel, based on the principle of res judicata, applicable, where the prior judgment was not based on the merits but was based on the claim the members of a Local Union had not exhausted their remedies under the International Constitution? 2. May members of a Local Union appeal directly to the Courts where the International and the Local Union have violated their own basic Constitution? 3. May By-Laws be approved for a Local Union, which violate the basic Constitution, in method of adoption and also in contents?"
Appellants' contention that the Klippel judgment was not res judicata for the reason that the decision of Judge Nourse in that case was "based wholly on the technical point that the court did not have jurisdiction over a dispute in a labor Union, where the parties have not exhausted all the remedies within the Union," rather than upon the merits of the controversy, is not persuasive. As said in respondents' brief, "The points raised by the appellants in this action were all made, argued and considered by the court in the Klippel case. ... the court in the Klippel action was asked to set aside the by-laws for the very reasons assigned by the appellants herein. It is clear that the court in that case could have ruled, had the evidence justified it, that autonomy was proposed [114 Cal. App. 2d 164] to be restored under illegal by-laws and have enjoined further proceedings thereunder ...."
[1] "A final judgment on the merits between parties who in law are the same operates as a bar to a subsequent action upon the same cause of action, settling not only every issue that was raised, but also every issue that might have been raised in the first action," quoting from Olwell v. Hopkins, 28 Cal. 2d 147, 152 [168 P.2d 972]. [2] In Murdock v. Eddy, 38 Cal. App. 2d 551, 554 [101 P.2d 722], it is held that a judgment is res judicata in a later action even "when the point arises incidentally in relation to a different matter in the same or any other court." [3] Answering another of appellants' contentions, the Murdock opinion further says: "It is also settled that when a party acts in a representative capacity, and as such is lawfully authorized to litigate the questions at issue for those whom he represents, they as well as he are bound by the judgment."
[4] Appellants' brief contains the statement that "It is important to note that none of the plaintiffs in this action was a plaintiff in the Klippel case," and from this premise argues that therefore the Klippel judgment could not be conclusive on the present plaintiffs. In this connection appellants cite Haese v. Heitzeg, 159 Cal. 569 [114 P. 816], wherein the court held that a different group of bondholders could press a different action notwithstanding previous litigation by other bondholders. However, as noted by respondents, this holding is not followed in the later case of Nelson v. Lake Hemet Water Co., 212 Cal. 94 [297 P. 914] where, in reference to a representative action, it was held, in the language of the headnote, that "All questions which could have been raised prior to such adjudication are conclusively deemed to have been presented, and all proof that could have been presented is conclusively presumed to have been received, and in a subsequent proceeding by certificate holders who were not parties to the previous proceeding in the Supreme Court, it is not germane to review the events transpiring prior to such adjudication."
In reference to representative actions it is said in 50 Corpus Juris Secundum, page 308: "Subject to some exceptions, qualifications, and limitations, it is a general rule as to class suits, that is, suits in which one or more persons sue or defend for all and the question is one of a common or general right or the parties are so numerous that it is impracticable to bring them all before the court, that the judgment will be binding on all persons belonging to the class so represented; and the [114 Cal. App. 2d 165] rule has been held to apply to persons subsequently coming into the class." Nelson v. Lake Hemet Water Co., 212 Cal. 94 [297 P. 914], hereinbefore mentioned, among many other cases, is cited in support of the statement.
Appellants' contention that the Klippel judgment is not conclusive in the present action would, if here sanctioned, all but do away with the doctrine of res judicata itself. The record indicates that the judgment in the Klippel case was not a mere technical decision involving jurisdiction only, as appellants contend, but a final determination upon the merits of the case. The issues there involved were to all intents and purposes identical with those presented in the present litigation. To attempt to distinguish between the two cases would require finely spun distinctions without material differences entirely foreign to the spirit of res judicata doctrine. And, as said in respondents' brief, "The most vexatious results would attend any rule which permitted members of an organization to bring successive suits, purportedly on behalf of all members, with none being bound by the results except those named."
Appellants' other contentions are likewise without merit. Considerable space is given to the argument that the local union members may "appeal directly to the Courts (without exhausting remedies within the organization) where the International and Local Unions have violated their own basic Constitution." Another argument is that it would be futile for appellants to seek relief within the organization since the official group in power had declared against appellants' contentions. As stated in the respondents' brief, neither point has been established.
[5] Appellants' specific complaint is that the by-laws were illegal because not adopted at a "regular meeting," as required by article XXII of the International constitution, ballots being mailed to the members by Price, Waterhouse and Company, accountants. Respondents, however, point out that the article above mentioned relates to autonomous local unions, whereas Local No. 12 was a supervised local administered under article VI, section 3 of the Constitution, all its affairs being under International control, and "all rights and powers of the Local Union to conduct its own affairs" being suspended.
[6] A further contention is that the by-laws are illegal because not adopted by "a majority of the members to whom [114 Cal. App. 2d 166] ballots were sent." According to the stipulated facts, 10,306 ballots were mailed out; 2,118 voted ballots were returned, of which 1,714 were in favor of adopting the by-laws, and only 404 ballots were against adoption. As noted by respondents, article XXIII, section 12, page 100 of the International constitution provides for a "majority vote," but does not require a "majority of the members" which appellants insist upon. The election, as stated above, resulted in a 4 to 1 majority of those members voting. There was, of course, no way to compel all the members of the union to return the ballots. As commented upon in In re East Bay, etc. Water Bonds, 196 Cal. 725 [239 P. 38], the impracticability of appellants' interpretation of the constitutional requirement is obvious. The East Bay case just mentioned held that "a majority of the electors" was satisfied by approval of those voting.
Neither in the record nor in the briefs filed is there presented any matter which would justify a reversal of the judgment herein. The trial court was fully justified, both on the law and the facts, in the judgment rendered.
The judgment is affirmed.
White, P. J., and Drapeau, J., concurred.
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Follow the Manchester City - Chelsea live and direct, match of the day 26 of the Premier League.
The Manchester City of Guardiola and Sarri's Chelsea face this Sunday in an exciting game of the 26th day of the Premier League. The 'citizens' seek the leadership of the English league competition at the Etihad Stadium while the 'blue' team wants to enter the Champions League positions.
Schedule: what time is the Premier League City vs. Chelsea?
Argentina: 13:00 hoursBrasil: 14:00 hoursBolivia: 12:00 hoursColombia: 11:00 hoursChile: 13:00 hoursEcuador: 11:00 hoursEspaña: 17:00 hoursUnited States (Washington DC): 11:00 hours México: 10:00 hoursParaguay: 13:00 hoursPerú: 11:00 hoursUnited Kingdom: 16:00 hoursUruguay: 13:00 hoursVenezuela: 12:00 hours Television: in which TV channel see the City - Premier's Chelsea?
Argentina: 2Brasil ESPN: ESPN BrasilBolivia: 2Colombia ESPN: ESPN 2Chile: 2Ecuador ESPN: ESPN 2España: Movistar Champions League (#Vamos) Estados Unidos: NBCSN, TelemundoMéxico: Sky SportsParaguay: ESPN 2Perú: ESPN 2United Kingdom: Sky SportsUruguay: ESPN 2Venezuela: ESPN 2 Internet: where to follow the City vs Chelsea live online?
In case you can not see the match between Manchester City and Chelsea , you can find the best live feed on as.com. On the website of As you can find the narration of what is happening in the Etihad Stadium with minute by minute, in addition to having available the best preview, the news surrounding the game and then its chronicle, images and videos.


The new track comes as an exclusive bonus track on the Japanese edition of the singer's latest album.
The DJ Mustard-helmed track, released exclusively on the Japanese edition of her new album Glory, fits perfectly with the moody, atmospheric leanings of the (fantastic) record. It presents Britney at her most confident and vulnerable, as she sings atop Mustard's simmering production. "Look in the mirror, who do I see? Who do I wanna be today?" she croons before asserting herself seductively: "Nothing on my body but this mood ring." The stuttering breakdowns and her omnipresent vocals solidify this track as another Britney scorcher, one that fans can keep as a hidden treasure.
Like most of Glory, "Mood Ring" serves to prove that Godney is once again on top of her game, having found her place in today's music landscape by staying true to her quirky and sensual tendencies. Listen to the track below.


IN JUNE, WE CELEBRATED OUR ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY IN ROATAN!
As well as our 18th Wedding Anniversary! Yay!!!
We have completed Spiritual Gift testing for most of the church members and are meeting individually with each member to review the results. One lady committed her life to Christ after realizing she didn't know where she was spiritually. It is great to have the assurance of Heaven and His working in our lives. The Bible says "These things are written... so that we may know that we have eternal life!"
The boys speared three lionfish recently and were very excited! They are helping out with a house-build in the colonia this week. Two families with many children each will move in as soon as they are complete. We are working on a retaining wall now that will help make it last. One of the families is in a very dangerous landslide area so this must be finished before rainy season starts in late October/November. Ella helped with the New Jersey team doing a VBS down in Flowers Bay and continues to show great leadership in worship at R Church. We are excited two new families, the Neighbors and the Lawyers, are moving down this month and both have kids close to our children's ages.
We are proud to announce that Tish has started her counseling and opened an office in Roatan. We only know of one other counselor on the island of 75,000 people. She has already started with a few couples and is seeing God move in their lives as they apply Biblical principles to their life situations. Her website is www.myinsightcounseling.com and is being updated with the new location in a few days.
We have added online ordering and have a good supply in the states to provide fast delivery. We are hoping some churches and individuals will change from Folgers to our Missions Coffee! We have a church in Pennsylvania that is taking a number of bags this month! Yay!!! This ministry helps us employ 3 single moms and provide funds for work projects like the one pictured above. We just invested in 300 lbs of beans as we trust God to sell them for us.
We thank God for each of you and appreciate your prayers and support! May God bless you richly!


Imagine you are a bus driver. All day long, you pick up travellers. Some are called Joy, Happiness, Peace and Fun.
These travellers create an enjoyable journey and you love having them on board. They are quick to laugh. They make the best of the situation if there's traffic or if the bus gets a flat.
They point out beautiful and interesting things along the way. They compliment and encourage each other – and you – and they tell uplifting stories. They are generous, loving and kind and do their best to make everyone's journey the best it can be.
Some travellers are called Fear, Doubt, Unworthiness, Judgment and Sadness. You don't really want these travellers on your journey, but what are you to do? You pick them up and hope they stay quiet.
But no… these travellers create drama and spoil the mood. They gasp in terror whenever there's a curve in the road. They gossip. They point out all the terrible things they "know" about the world. They complain about everything. They turn conversations from pleasant to unpleasant in just seconds. They are miserly, they sulk, and they are quick to anger whenever things don't go perfectly.
As you might have guessed, the travellers are your thoughts. Some travellers are with you only for a very short time. They get on, and they get off at the next stop. Some, though, can ride with you all day long.
It's no problem if the happy crowd comes along for the ride. Their presence makes it a great day! But if the grumpy crowd decides to ride the entire route, they can ruin your mood and make you miserable.
Can you keep any travellers from joining you in the bus? No. It's your job to drive them around. But, you don't have to be influenced by the grumpy travellers.
you can enjoy with zero effort.
Here's how to keep your cool, and enjoy the ride no matter who is on board.
1. Ignore them. You can't exactly ignore a traveller when they come on board, but you can politely acknowledge them and then ignore them and turn your eyes back to the road. Say, "Hello" and let them walk past you to find a seat. Hopefully they will sit at the back, where you can't hear them – but if you can hear them and can't seem to drown out their voices, here are a few more things you can do.
2. Thank them. Every traveller is here to teach you something. Maybe you need to learn patience, or compassion, or unconditional love, or non-attachment… there are so many things that the most annoying travellers can teach you! They usually point straight to some self-limiting belief you hold, and they may act as mirrors to something within yourself that you don't like. Thank them for bringing something to your awareness that will ultimately benefit you.
3. Tell them to be quiet and not interrupt you because you're busy driving. This one takes a lot of persistence! But – it's your bus, your rules. You don't have to allow them to distract you. One great technique is to say "Not now, I'm busy!" or some such command, when a thought intrudes into your concentration (or a traveller keeps pestering you with annoying conversation). You alone decide how much attention you're going to give a traveller – and how much priority you will give them over what you are doing or want to talk about.
4. Encourage the happy crowd. Interact more with the happy travellers. Give them far more attention than you do the grumpy travellers. Eventually the grumpy travellers will realize that they don't have much influence and they will quiet down. This will take persistence too, but it's worth the effort.
Wasn't that fun? Just remember, you are the driver. You may have travellers come on board that annoy you, but if you realize that you are in charge, and that you don't have to give them as much attention as they want you to (and they can be quite vocal!) then you will eventually discourage many of them from going more than one stop on your bus.


FALLS CHURCH, VA - Viget Labs launched the web site for Opus Entertainment today, available at www.opustheater.com. Opus is a media and entertainment company dedicated to providing consumers with a unique, high-quality, and interactive music experience. Opus Theaters, the first of which will open in New York in July of this year, will employ state-of-the-art audio, video, and concert-lighting technology to present simulcast and taped concert events.
Opus has partnered with Viget Labs, a full-service web consulting and development firm, to provide internet marketing strategy, creative design, and technical consulting services. The new web site provides an initial glimpse of what the Opus Experience will be and allows visitors to join the Opus email list to receive updates as new venues are opened.
Viget Labs has extensive experience in entertainment and media, with such clients as Britney Spears (www.britneyspears.com), Shania Twain (www.shaniatwain.com), and Clear Channel Entertainment.


* May have been derived from existing Chinese designs.
North Korea has successfully developed a missile variously designated the Taep'o-dong-1/Paeutudan-1 (TD-1), No-dong-2, Ro-dong-2, NKSL-1*, Scud Mod-E, and Scud-X. The first designation, which is accepted in the U.S. intelligence community, is used here.
On 31 August 1998, without any advance warning, North Korea launched a space booster�apparently based on the Taepodong I ballistic missile�from a missile test launch pad in eastern North Korea near Taepodong. The launched vehicle was a two-stage ballistic missile, with a solid propellant third stage added. Its No-dong derived booster first stage fell into the Sea of Japan while its Scud-B derived second-stage impacted in the waters off the Sanriku coast. On 4 September, North Korea's Korean Central News Agency reported that the launch had placed an artificial satellite into an elliptical orbit ranging from 219km to 6,978km above the Earth.
No data indicated that such an object as the one claimed by North Korea ever attained a sustained orbit around the Earth. Circumstantial evidence seems to indicate that the satellite achieved orbital velocity before it was destroyed when its solid propellant third stage detonated before burn out. This solid motor may have been derived from existing Chinese Space Solid motors.
The missile configuration was apparently a NKSL-1, a three stage variant of the two-stage Taep'o-dong 1/Paeutudan-1. This attempt revealed considerable detail about the launch vehicle's performance. The TD-1 has two stages (with an estimated range of 2,000-2,200 km) or three stages (with a range of either 2,200-2,672 or 2,200-2,896 km) and a warhead estimated at 700-1,000 kilograms - comparable performance to the Soviet SS-4. The vehicle's first stage consists of a modified No-dong and a second stage based on the North Korean Scud-B missile. If a third stge is present, it consists of a small ellipsoidal solid motor of the type that was used in the August 1998 launch attempt. This launcher appears to be less capable in performance than the French Diamond-A satellite launcher.
In early November 1998 US intelligence informed the Japanese government that North Korea might be preparing to launch another Taepodong missile. An object thought to be a Nodong missile [which could become a Taepodong after assembly], was loaded onto a truck that exited a missile manufacturing plant in a suburb of Pyongyang. The truck was destined for a launch site.
The next flight of the Taep'o-dong-1/NKSL-1 derivative launch vehicle may take place in Iran. From February through April 1999 static test firings of the Taep'o-dong-1/NKSL-1 (redesignated the Shehab-4) booster engines were scheduled to take place in Iran. This would follow a familar pattern. Following the introduction of the No-dong with one flight test by North Korea, it was subsequently flight tested both in Iran as the Shahab-3, and the flight tests of the Ghauri-II of Pakistan. Both are officially recognized by the DoD as No-dong missile system copies. This same testing procedure will probably manifest itself once again in Iran for the Shehab-4. Iran will flight test after the one North Korea test already conducted.
North Korea may be unwilling to fly their Taep'o-dong-2 booster until after Iran flight tests the Shahab-4. First, it would give North Korea a chance to see if Iran was able to resolve the problems encountered by the Taep'o-dong-1/NKSL-1 during its first flight. Second, North Korea agreed to a moratorium on missile testing in exchange for aid from the United States and other nations. In the meanwhile, modifications to the Taepo'dong-1 launch facility were completed in the fall of 1998 and spring 1999 to make it capable of accomodating flight testing of the Taep'o-dong-2. These modifications are the primary reason why the U.S. intelligence community stated in the spring of 1999 that North Korea was ready to flight-test the Taep'o-dong-2.
In 2003, the Defense Intelligence Agency stated that "We continue to assess that Pyongyang may be ready to test the Taepo Dong 2 (TD-2), perhaps as a space launch vehicle, and perhaps in another country, with little advance warning. A flight test of a shorter range missile also is possible at any time.
"We have no information to suggest Pyongyang intends to deploy the Taepo Dong 1 (TD-1) as a surface-to-surface missile in North Korea. We believe instead that the vehicle was a test bed for multi-stage missile technologies."
Attempted Orbital period 165 min. 5 sec.
Burn time to orbit 293 sec.
Isp. (sec.) Effective: 226 SL - Due to vanes steering drag loss of 4-5 sec.
Launch Thrust Altitude (kg f) Burn time to staging- 25 sec. observed (27 sec. to orbit after separation from second stage) burn de-orbited the satellite and solid motor or apparently something exploded in the process. Immediately after staging from the second stage the solid motor third stage must utilize a series of small solid motors to spin up the third stage and satellite combination and also properly align itself for the orbit insertion firing while rotating about its center of gravity. There may also have been a small solid motor inside of the base of the satellite. The satellite is said to have been observed in space for 25 seconds after separation from the third stage if that is the correct interpretation of the events but clearly one or any number of these required processes went wrong catastrophically de-orbiting the third stage and satellite. The third stage firing was clearly observed. What actually went wrong is unclear from the available public information. There were parts of a debris field that did fly further down range and reenter.
Down range impact Variously estimated between 2,000-2,200-2,672-2,896 km. These are mathematical modeling estimates for 50-100-700 kg payload or less. As the weapon payload mass within the nose cone air frame becomes smaller the warhead depending on a number of highly technical issues can become quite unstable during reentry above certain velocities. The nose cone airframe mass does exact a fixed payload penalty from the total payload mass available for the weapons payload mass.
The satellite's structural design is a sub scale mathematical model version of the Chinese China-1 satellite which is apparently readily available in the public realm.
Recently, it was suggested that the developing nations missile program warheads would be tumbling about their center of gravity during re-entry, which would then make it difficult to identify. This was because they were not being spun-up along their longitudinal axis prior to re-entry through the atmosphere.
A warhead is much like a bullet fired from a rifle barrel. If the barrel is grooved to spin up the bullet along its longitudinal axis it tends to fly through the atmosphere to its target more smoothly and accurately. If the barrel is not built with this capability, the bullet tumbles uncontrollably about its center of gravity throughout its flight in the atmosphere to its target. This tumbling reduces the accuracy of the projectile.
This kind of missile warhead tumbling was noted in the ballistic flights of Iraqi's Scud-B, Scud-C/Al-Hussein, Scud-D/Al-Abbas ballistic missiles during the Gulf war. In this particular case all of the warheads remained attached to the Scud derived rocket bodies. The length of the Scud-C and D missile bodies and the failure to spin up either the missile with its warhead or separate the warhead after missile spin up made them extremely unstable and in accurate during re-entry to their target.
Today this is not the case with North Korean derived warhead technology. North Korea successfully demonstrated payload spin up with the satellite launch attempt of the Taep'o-dong-1 or PAEUTUSAN-1 booster. The Paeutusan-1 solid propellant third stage both demonstrated a near full duration burn and the spin up of the stage and satellite along its longitudinal axis. However, the third stage solid motor ruptured, de-orbiting the satellite, almost immediately after orbital insertion while achieving orbital velocity.
Therefore, it would be correct to assume that besides North Korea's, No-dong (first stage of Taep'o-dong-1), both Pakistan's Ghauri-II and Iran's Shahab-3 all benefit from this spin-up technology. The Shahab-3/Ghauri-II both apparently spin up the single booster stage and warhead combination starting at about 10 seconds before the termination of the powered flight at 110 seconds. At this point after 110 seconds of powered flight the warhead is then separated from the booster stage to fly on a re-entry trajectory that remains stable to its target. With the addition of GPS targeting the warhead accuracy is greatly enhanced. There are still many in the analytical community that question, perhaps correctly, this suggested accuracy of 190 meters to over one kilometer. There can be no doubt that this spin-up technology does improve the accuracy of these warheads over the previously demonstrated poor capability. Since the warheads are not tumbling it in fact enhances the interceptor sensor signature identification capability verses that of a tumbling warheads signature.
Equally revealing is the fact that this is the area where the Iranian Shahab-3 has repeatedly failed in flight test. If the steering vanes are not equally positioned correctly or are defective in any way the missile and warhead combination would tumble about its center of gravity out of control destroying the missile. The resulting tumbling warhead whether attached to the remaining missile body or not would in all probability be destroyed during its re-entry. It is known that Iran has and continues to suffer from a steering vane quality control problem for its Shahab-3 ballistic missile that the Germans during WW-II solved and that the United States and former Soviet Union were able to easily resolve with out using specialized coating.
* NKSL-1 is an unofficial designation created by Charles Vick. The NKSL-1 is a Taep'odong-1 missile with a third stage and satellite added.


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Egyptians Rule, El Tayab In Third
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Ali Farag Ascends Throne
Egypt's Ali Farag has officially ascended the PSA throne this month as he overtakes compatriot Mohamed ElShorbagy to become the new men's World No.1 after the PSA Men's World Rankings for March were released. Farag, the 26-year-old Harvard-graduate, is the sixth Egyptian male to top the rankings, after his predecessors such as ElShorbagy, Karim Abdel Gawad, Ramy […]
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The Highlands Motor Inn is a friendly, family run Motel.
The motel is situated in the heart of Oberon, 100m from the main street. Located in a quiet position, close to cafe's, shops, R.S.L. Club and Hotels.
The Highlands motel offers quiet, ground floor accommodation in clean spacious rooms, that is expected of a four star motel, overlooking park like gardens. Parking is outside your door.
The Motel offers well appointed De-Luxe, Standard, Twin and Family rooms.
All rooms feature ensuite bathrooms, queen size beds, table & chairs, sofa, remote colour TV with free Austar, wireless internet (fee), great guests facilities, it's the ideal choice for business guests, couples, or the weary traveller.
Take advantage of what Oberon has to to offer, visit the museum, galleries, and the winery, or a visit to the Jenolan Caves and Kanagra Walls or bushwalking in search of mushrooms in the pine forests.
Oberon has a very challenging picturesque 18 hole Golf Course. An hours drive to Katoomba and the Blue Mountains or the beautiful gardens of Mount Wilson and Mount Tomah.
The motel is perfectly located for day trips to Bathurst, Orange, Lithgow, Mudgee or Goulburn.
The Highlands Motel has an Assisted room with wheelchair access.
Six rooms with baths & shower overhead.
Oberon is a 3 hour drive west of Sydney on the western fall of the Great Dividing Range in the Blue Mountains between the Jenolan Caves and Bathurst.
Our Executive Single Room caters for 1 guest with a comfortable queen bed. The room also has a flat screen television with NETFLIX, tea & coffee making facilities, heating and bar fridge.
Our Executive Rooms cater for 2 guests with a comfortable queen bed. The room also has a flat screen television with NETFLIX, tea & coffee making facilities, heating and bar fridge.
Our Twin Rooms cater for 2 guests with a comfortable queen & single bed. The room also has a flat screen television with NETFLIX, tea & coffee making facilities, heating and bar fridge.
Our First Family Room caters for up to 3 guests with a comfortable queen & single bed. The room also has a flat screen television with NETFLIX, tea & coffee making facilities, heating and bar fridge.
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Our Deluxe Rooms cater for 2 guests with a comfortable queen bed. The room also has a flat screen television with NETFLIX, tea & coffee making facilities, heating and bar fridge.
Breakfast and Dinner are served to the room, or you can walk one block to the main street for dinner from 2 hotels, an R.S.L. Club, 5 cafe's. If you prefer there is a BBQ available for your use.
The motel is one block from the heated swimming pool which is open daily November - April & is adjacent to the town tennis courts, 2 of which are covered & can be hired though reception. Small Group Bookings Welcome.
There are many interesting areas adjacent to Oberon including Jenolan Caves, Kanangra Walls, Black Springs & Rockley & the Kanangra Boyd National Park which is supervised by the National Parks & Wildlife Service with bush walking tracks maintained.
Great facilities, friendly owners, cleanliness of the room was even better than some of the 5 star city hotels that I have stayed at. I would highly recommend this hotel to all friends and family.
Motel clean and well looked after, quiet street close to town with good eating places nearby.
Accommodation was satisfactory, but the service was exceptionally poor. The staff made us feel as though they were doing us a favour letting us stay. I would not book this motel again simply because of the poor attitude of staff.
Friendly and efficient service. The room was comfortable and only a stroll to the centre of town. We'd stay there again. Thanks.
Very clean accommodation. Only a block from the main street of Oberon. Friendly owner and a very quiet place to stay. The owners live on the premises, take good care of the unit and unlike other motels I've stayed in, I'm sure that noisy behaviour wouldn't be tolerated here.
We received a pleasant helpful welcome. The motel is pleasantly located close to facilities in Oberon. Thank you!
My wife and myself will be glad to stay ther any time. The owners will go out of there way to help with any thing. The rooms are very comfortable and spotless. Would gladly recomend to anyone.
Lovely, warm and clean, very pleasant stay.
very good accommodation....only issue was smell of what seemed to be cigarette smell in receptioon room...the hotel room was very good and no problems. There was a very limitted amount of tourist brochures in the reception.
Nice and clean, but expensive for what you get. Copious rules. Lights too dim to read by. Very small breakfast selection and couldn't supply what I ordered.
Great breakfast. In such a cool climate it was refreshing to have a 'hot' breakfast.
A bit more expensive than others of the same quality, but I believe central location is worth it.
Delightful motel - terrific owners and hosts - extremely comfortable, cosy (it was snowing when we were there) and friendly. Generous room with everything we would have wanted.
Neighbouring guests arriving late spoiled the experience as they were very loud.
Modest family run establishment. Great base to explore Jenolan Caves from.
Thank you for making my International friends feel so welcome. We all enjoyed our stay there and will do so again next time we head down to Jenolan Caves. We also enjoyed Breakfast @ Cafe Savanna's fantastic service & food thanks for the recommendation.
This was the best place I have stayed at in Oberon. It was clean, tidy, smelt nice and the owners were friendly and helpful. Great central spot with pool and shops around the corner. Recommend to others.
Much better than expected in a economical country motel.
Nice peaceful location. The Hosts took care of our requests very efficiently. Would go there again.
Very freindly and helpfull will stay there again.
Highlands Motor Inn 77-79 Dart Street, Oberon, NSW We had a great and comfortable stay in Oberon. Lovely spot and the motel was toasty warm and welcoming after a cold Jenolan Caves scramble.


I previously reported that following the issuance of its Ministerial Instructions, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) also revised its IMM 5612 Document Checklist, which is used for the initial filing of Federal Skilled Worker applications with the Central Intake Office. The revised IMM 5612 imposes a requirement that applicants also submit all documents listed on the specific visa office document checklist applicable to the consular post where the application will be processed. CIC has now clarified some of the issues raised by its revised IMM 5612.
Following the issuance of revised Ministerial Instructions in June 2010, Citizenship and Immigration Canada also revised its IMM 5612 Document Checklist, which is used for the initial filing of Federal Skilled Worker applications with the Central Intake Office. The language proficiency assessment was an expected addition to IMM 5612. However, what was not expected is the requirement that applicants also submit all documents listed on the specific visa office document checklist applicable to the consular post where the application will be processed.


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From East to West: History of the Chinese Collection at Yale 1849-2019
Monday, October 28, 2019 (All day) to Friday, February 21, 2020 (All day)
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Yale University Library has been collecting Chinese-language materials for 170 years. Six titles of Chinese classical texts were deposited at Yale in August 1849, making the College Library the first academic library in the United States to collect Chinese-language books. Samuel Wells Williams, the inaugural Professor of Chinese Language and Literature at Yale, was largely responsible for the earliest acquisitions for the Library. Yung Wing, the first Chinese citizen to graduate from a major American college, was the most important contributor to the founding of Yale's Chinese Collection. He intended for the Chinese Collection to promote the study of China, and consequently to enhance mutual understanding and cultural exchange between Chinese and Americans.
Many Yale faculty members have contributed greatly to the development of the Chinese Collection. Professors Samuel Wells Williams and Frederick Wells Williams donated their joint personal library. Professor George Alexander Kennedy purchased books for the Library when he traveled to China. Professors Arthur Frederick Wright and Mary Clabaugh Wright contributed to the rapid growth of the collection during the 1960s and 1970s. Most importantly, since its founding in 1961, the Council on East Asian Studies has played a critical role in supporting this world–renowned treasure trove of Chinese resources.
With the generous support of alumni, faculty, and the Council, the Chinese Collection at Yale has expanded to one of the finest and largest collections of its kind outside China. This exhibit records the history of the books and contributors to the collection over the past 170 years. Valuable items from the East Asia Library, Manuscripts and Archives, Sterling Memorial Library, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, and the Haas Family Arts Library showcase the efforts and achievements made collaboratively by students, faculty, and librarians at Yale.
Curated by: Michael Meng, Librarian for Chinese Studies, Yale University Library
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Security Issues in OAuth 2.0 SSO Implementations
Wanpeng Li, Chris Mitchell
Many Chinese websites (relying parties) use OAuth 2.0 as the basis of a single sign-on service to ease password management for users. Many sites support five or more different OAuth 2.0 identity providers, giving users choice in their trust point. However, although OAuth 2.0 has been widely implemented (particularly in China), little attention has been paid to security in practice. In this paper we report on a detailed study of OAuth 2.0 implementation security for ten major identity providers and 60 relying parties, all based in China. This study reveals two critical vulnerabilities present in many implementations, both allowing an attacker to control a victim user's accounts at a relying party without knowing the user's account name or password. We provide simple, practical recommendations for identity providers and relying parties to enable them to mitigate these vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities have been reported to the parties concerned.
International Conference on Information Security
SSM Chow, J Camenisch , LCK Hui , SM Yui
resource owner
identity provider
security assertion markup language
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Li, W., & Mitchell, C. (2014). Security Issues in OAuth 2.0 SSO Implementations. In SSM. Chow, J. Camenisch , LCK. Hui , & SM. Yui (Eds.), International Conference on Information Security (pp. 529-541). (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; Vol. 8783). Springer . https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13257-0_34
Security Issues in OAuth 2.0 SSO Implementations. / Li, Wanpeng; Mitchell, Chris.
International Conference on Information Security. ed. / SSM Chow; J Camenisch ; LCK Hui ; SM Yui. Cham : Springer , 2014. p. 529-541 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; Vol. 8783).
Li, W & Mitchell, C 2014, Security Issues in OAuth 2.0 SSO Implementations. in SSM Chow, J Camenisch , LCK Hui & SM Yui (eds), International Conference on Information Security. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 8783, Springer , Cham, pp. 529-541. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13257-0_34
Li W, Mitchell C. Security Issues in OAuth 2.0 SSO Implementations. In Chow SSM, Camenisch J, Hui LCK, Yui SM, editors, International Conference on Information Security. Cham: Springer . 2014. p. 529-541. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13257-0_34
Li, Wanpeng ; Mitchell, Chris. / Security Issues in OAuth 2.0 SSO Implementations. International Conference on Information Security. editor / SSM Chow ; J Camenisch ; LCK Hui ; SM Yui. Cham : Springer , 2014. pp. 529-541 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science).
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Understanding structure/function relationships of olfactory receptors is challenging due to the lack of x-ray structural models. Here, we introduce a QM/MM model of the mouse olfactory receptor MOR244-3, responsive to organosulfur odorants such as (methylthio)methanethiol. The binding site consists of a copper ion bound to the heteroatoms of amino-acid residues H105, C109, and N202. The model is consistent with site-directed mutagenesis experiments and biochemical measurements of the receptor activation, and thus provides a valuable framework for further studies of the sense of smell at the molecular level.


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Genesis 37:1ge
Revelation 22:20
Saturday, March 24, 2012 |
And after this, Abraham buried Sarah his wife in the cave of the field of Machpelah before Mamre: the same is Hebron in the land of Canaan.
For further study - Genesis 23:1-20
In our devotional reading for today we see the account of the death of Abraham's dear wife, and her burial. This may seem to you a strange passage for a devotional reading but as we share some thoughts I believe that you will realize that this passage is very important, especially prophetically.
Up to this point in the book of Genesis we have been traveling through history, from the Creation, the Flood, the building of Babylon, the travels of Abraham and now to the death of his precious wife, the mother of his second son, the "son of promise", Isaac.
With the death of his wife, Abraham needed to make provisions for caring for her body and the plan that he would set in motion for not only Sarah, but a burial site for himself, their son Isaac and their grandson Jacob and their wives.
Since Abraham was living in Hebron, which makes it the "oldest Jewish community" in the world, dating back some 4,000 years, Genesis 13:18, he of course would select a place nearby for the burial site.
The piece of land that Abraham selected belonged to Ephron the Hittite, verse 17. Ephron wanted to give the "cave" to Abraham for the burial site, verse 15, but Abraham refused the offer and instead paid the amount of "four hundred shekels of silver". That amount in today's currency would be around $700,000, a large sum of "money" for a "cave".
Verses 16 to 20 are the "title deed" to this piece of land in what today is the area of Judea, or known in some circles as the "West Bank". The term, "West Bank" is a political term that basically is anti-Jewish. It is an area about 35 miles Southwest of Jerusalem.
The Mechpela Cave is the burial site for the Jewish Patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. It is the second most sacred place on this earth to the Jewish people, second only to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Notice that Abraham paid "cash money" for this piece of real estate.
The fact that Abraham purchased this "cave" to bury his wife is evidence that he believed the Lord, and that the Lord had given him and his descendants this, the "promised land". Abraham wanted to be buried in the "promised land".
The interesting thing about this story is that today this cave site is on a very controversial piece of land. There are almost 800 Jewish people that live in Hebron, surrounded by around 150,000 Palestinians that do not want the Jews to be there.
The Jewish people that live in Hebron today believe that the Lord has given this land to them and they are not willing to leave this land, thus the conflict today. They believe that they have the right to be there because their "forefather" Abraham purchased the land and the Bible is the "titled deed" to this land.
Ezekiel 35:10-12 tells us that in the last days the Edomites, the Palestinians of today, will try and take the land that the Lord has given the Jews. Malachi 1 reveals that these Edomites will return and rebuild. However, the Lord says that their "borders" will be the "borders of wickedness".
All the prophetic passages that relate to Genesis 23 and the land that God gave Abraham 4,000 years ago, all of these prophecies are at the point of being fulfilled. There is only one thing that must happen before these prophecies are fulfilled, the Rapture of the Church and that could happen today. Keep looking up.
PRAYER THOT: Thank you Lord for the great example of "faith" that Abraham is to me, and the revealing of the prophetic significance of this passage and the event that it records for my information. Help me to live in light of the truth that we are living in the "last days".


Your memory is one of the most precious things you wish to preserve. With diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, it is a common fear of individuals that they may one day fall victim to such a disease and eventually lose their memory, in part or whole.
This is definitely a very sobering and frightful thought, but luckily there are some natural remedies that you can incorporate into your life to prevent, postpone, and/or treat memory loss.
Studies have suggested that even just smelling rosemary can be enough to boost your memory. Rosemary is easy enough to incorporate into your diet: just steep one teaspoon of dried rosemary (or one sprig of fresh rosemary) in a cup of boiling water for about five minutes, strain, and then drink. Rosemary is also incredibly easy to grow; try adding the herb to your garden or keeping some in a small container in your kitchen.
Studies suggest that individuals that take black seed supplement (two 500 mg capsules every day) will experience improvement in cognition, memory, and attention. This is thanks in large part to black seed's anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties.
Also called amla, Indian gooseberry is popular in Ayurvedic medicine and is used to enhance memory power and health of the nervous system. Take 1-3 teaspoons up to three times per day.
Popular in Ayurvedic medicine, brahmi is used to improve cognitive health; similar to black seed, it has strong neuroprotective properties. This herb especially helps with word recall and depressed moods.
Coconut oil has long been believed to help improve memory and prevent dementia. Coconut oil can be used to cook or bake with, or you can eat straight from the container one teaspoon of organic, cold-pressed, virgin coconut oil two times per day.
Cinnamon and honey both have so many benefits for your body, and improving your memory is just one of them. Similar to rosemary, research suggests that simply smelling cinnamon may boost memory and cognitive function. Honey also helps with productive sleep; this is important because it is during our sleep that our brains process memories and repair any cracks in the road.
You can eat a mixture of a pinch of cinnamon with a teaspoon of honey, or simply try to add each ingredient to more of your cooking, coffee, or tea.
Ginseng has been used for centuries in Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine to help improve memory. While ginseng should not be taken for long periods of time, you can take it in cycles, or simply just add it into your diet occasionally.
Ginkgo biloba can help increase blood flow, which therefore helps your brain function optimally. In general, you can take 40 mg of the herb, three times per day.
Memory loss can be extremely traumatizing and demoralizing to the individual, as well as to their loved ones. These herbs are excellent options to incorporate into your diet to treat or prevent memory loss and help maintain/regain memory health. Consult with your physician to find the best combinations and dosages for you, and start addressing the memory loss before it's really too late.


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Q: $A$ is self-adjoint and $X$ is bounded commuting with $A$, why $AX$ is densely defined? Let $A$ be a self-adjoint linear operator on a Hilbert space and $X$ is a positive bounded linear operator on this Hilbert space. Assume that $X$ strongly commute with $A$ (commute with all the spectral projections of $A$). How to show that $AX$ is densely defined?

A: If $A = \int \lambda dE(\lambda)$ is the spectral representation, then you are given that $E[a,b]$ commutes with $X$ for all finite $a,b$. $AE[a,b]$ is defined on all of $\mathcal{H}$. So, $AXE[a,b]=AE[a,b]X$ is defined on all of $\mathcal{H}$. The set of all $E[a,b]\mathcal{H}$ is dense in $\mathcal{H}$ because $E[a,b]x\rightarrow x$ as $a,b\rightarrow-\infty,\infty$, respectively.

A: Another way of seeing this is (you don't even have to assume that $A$ is self-adjoint just a densely defined $A$ will do): Since $XA\subset AX$, we have $D(XA)=D(A)\subset D(AX)\subset H$ and hence passing to the closure in $H$ as $A$ is densely defined yields $\overline{D(AX)}=H$.

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An American tech expert, Phil Crosby, arrives in Russia and quickly dons a disguise to get out of the airport without being spotted by the people waiting for him. Viktor and Sniffer are brought in to investigate his disappearance and initially it's suspected that there's some sort of international intrigue. Crosby uses a device he planted on the car set to follow him to blow out their tire long enough for him to pull over with a woman he's met up with to use a metal detector to find a tracker on their car so they can get away.
Sniffer is having a difficult time connecting with his son Alex, who has become withdrawn and distant from him. Sniffer resumes work on the case after not being able to pick up much from the airport since there were so many people. They visit a university where a woman named Yelena works. Yelena is involved with Crosby, and the two are away in a remote cabin together. At the university, Viktor spots a suspicious-looking man in a suit and pursues him when he runs away. The two get into a physical altercation but eventually the man and his colleague are brought in to Viktor's superior. They refuse to answer any questions about Yelena, only saying that the case is top secret. After some time, the men are released without being charged and Viktor is informed that Yelena worked as an interpreter for Crosby for some time.
Sniffer tells Viktor that the silicone he smelled in Yelena's office was the kind used for special facemasks that disguise a person, much like in films. Viktor and Sniffer follow this lead to a woman who makes these types of masks. She is shown to be meeting with Crosby to make masks for him and he pays her extra to keep quiet about seeing him. Viktor and Sniffer are on their way to find the woman when Crosby walks past them and Viktor is forced to chase after him. When Crosby runs outside, one of the agents from earlier spots him and also chases after him. When Viktor catches up to Crosby, he finds he is holding the agent at gunpoint and forces Viktor to disarm himself before locking both men in a cage and getting away.
The agents are reprimanded for blowing the case and forced to turn over their information, while Viktor will be put in charge of the operation to find Crosby. The agents claim that Crosby is a CIA agent. He was taken into operational research by Yelena, another agent. But now Crosby is supposed to deliver a speech about personal data protection and their agency was the one to make the operation that got him out of the airport disguised as a woman. Sniffer informs the group of officers that Crosby and Yelena are involved and now she is pregnant. They believe that disappearing is the only way they'll be able to be together.
Yulia meets with Sniffer to tell him to stop giving him money but he tells her that he will do what he wants with his son and embarrasses her for her recent sexual tryst (with the loan officer) that he is able to smell on her.
Yelena calls a friend about some bleeding and cramps she is having, as she's worried it could be a miscarriage. The call allows their location to be traced, forcing Crosby and Yelena to flee. They don their disguises in an effort for Yelena to be able to get medical help without being recognised. When the law enforcement team investigates the cabin they'd been hiding out in they determine they were planning to fly to Cuba. The team knows that the masks they ordered were designed to make them look Latin American so when a call comes in about a Latin American team without documents coming in to seek treatment for a miscarriage risk, Viktor and the others get to the clinic as quickly as possible. But by the time they arrive, Crosby and Yelena have gotten away.
The correct flight is determined but they don't know what name Crosby and Yelena will be flying under. Sniffer is tasked with working alongside the flight attendant to sniff out when they arrive. Though he knows when the couple standing in front of them are Crosby and Yelena, he opts to let them get away instead of informing the law enforcement agents waiting close by to apprehend them. Viktor is suspicious of what Sniffer has done but Sniffer doesn't waiver in his claim that they didn't come to registration. At home, Sniffer is shown to be saddened by the heartbreak surrounding the dissolution of his relationship with Tatyana.
The Sniffer is available for streaming on Netflix.


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I've revised my planting diagram three times already. I almost wonder why I make a plan, except that I wouldn't want to forget something important. On Tuesday we stopped to buy sweet onion plants and a few packets of seeds on the way home. Rain is in the forecast, so it was an ideal day to get a few more early vegetables in the ground.
While Jim fastened the bottom edge of the wire to the frame, I planted eight squares of Walla Walla onions, four to a square. I wonder if that might be a little too close, but I'm sure we'll use some of them before they are full size. Six squares went to Esmeralda butterhead lettuce, one each; two went to French Breakfast radishes, sixteen each. Then I transplanted tiny kale seedlings into the last four squares. If they don't take off, I'll pull them out and plant seed instead since they've been that size since the fall. The spinach I planted last week is showing, and so are some of the radishes around the rhubarb. I'm not betting on them though – the rhubarb is definitely winning right now.
Last year the soil was so wet that we didn't plant anything until the end of May. Having one whole quarter planted already feels pretty good.


Senator George Latimer (D-Rye) believes immigrants should not live in fear of calling the police.
Latimer, the Democratic nominee for Westchester County Executive, is proposing state legislation to create a POLICe program for Westchester that would provide five grants to law enforcement agencies to create police organization liaisons in immigrant communities.
Latimer's proposal comes in the wake of the failure of the Westchester County Board of Legislators to override County Executive Rob Astorino's veto of the Immigrant Protection Act.
"People living in our communities should be able to call the police in an emergency without fear of putting themselves or their loved ones in jeopardy because their legal papers might not be in order," Latimer said.
The liaison positions would allow civilian employees of the participating police departments to work with members of the community who are immigrants within that jurisdiction, regardless of federal immigration status, and the local law enforcement agency to ensure the needs of the immigrant community are being properly met by law enforcement without stigma, fear or reprisal, Latimer said.
By creating the positions as civilian employees of the police departments, Latimer said he intends to shield those employees from the reporting and joint participation mandates that may apply in federal immigration documentation matters.