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Aguman Capampangan
Northwest USA, Inc. (ACNU)
A 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.
About Aguman
Affiliate Profile
Officers / Boards
Medical & Dental Mission
Donations/Sponsorships
Luau Dinner and Dance
Brief History of the Aguman
by Ernie C. Turla
Well, let us see….
It all started on that beautiful spring day when my good old friend, Andro Camiling, came to town and visited us at our home in Aloha. "Doy", as I call him, was a C.P.A. and financial director of U.S.C. and was then attending a convention at the Red Lion's. Anyway, to make the long story short, we happened to talk about the Circulo Pampangueno of Southern California of which he was the president. Upon learning that there was a sizable number of Capampangans in our area, he started encouraging me into forming one. I remember him saying,"Ay, dapat magporma cayu naman queti."
Shortly after that, I chanced to see some Kapampangans in a party we were both attending, and I brought up the matter to them. To my delight, they sounded enthusiastic right from the start. The next thing I did was to determine who among my cabalens had large families that could give us a large following and which would serve as a core group. I knew my wife's family was large enough to turn it into a club by itself but "variety being the spice of life", I wanted more Capampangan families involved. So I contacted the Susis who I knew also to be a large family. Their patriarch, Ben Susi, had been a barrio captain as well as a P.T.A. president and I knew he could help us organize it. Like us, he was very much in favor of it, and even added that "it was about time that all of us Capampangan should unite and form the club that so many of our "cabalens" have been for sometime dreaming of." Before we parted, I told him that I would be looking for a convenient time and place for all of us to meet and have a picnic or something. Another month passed by before I had the chance to see the same contacts, and this time it was in a small party we had at my house. There, we secluded ourselves from everybody as we mapped out our plan for an initial gathering of a "a few good Pampanguenos" to at least start the ball rolling.
Our plan was finally realized on June 29, l996 when we had a picnic at Oaks Park. It was a hot summer day and the park was teeming with people. We managed to get a nice spot – a gazebo which everybody was probably avoiding, thinking that it had already been reserved by others. There on the picnic table we placed our favorite dishes of "lutong Capampangan" which looked so sumptuous, I figured it made the mouths of the passers-by water. We spent the whole afternoon there eating, talking, taking a stroll or riding a carousel. We had picture-taking and I had everybody write his name, address and phone number on a sign-up sheet that also contained the basic membership requirements I had written and what our primary objectives were. Aware that my family and I would be going on a tour to Spain in two weeks time, someone suggested that we held another meeting the following weekend so as to be able to keep the momentum and to which we all agreed. Well, the picnic, as well as our informal get-together meeting was a success – everybody had a fine time, and so happy that I could almost hear everybody singing the song "The More We Get Together". Ben had brought his wife (Sol) and brother (Doncing) along. I had brought my wife (Angie) and one of my sisters-in-law (Claire) along, and a couple of guests (Rudy and Frida) who had just arrived from the Philippines a few months earlier. Art had brought his wife (Marita) and a few friends (Bert, his wife, Linda, and his daughter, Angie, his mother, Luring, and his friends Rod and Dolor).
That night on the same day, as initiator and chief founder of the group, I decided on who would be the officers of the newly-formed Capampangan club. I appointed Marita Villanueva as president. I also appointed Frida Alejandrino as secretary, Soledad Susi as treasurer, Angie Turla as auditor, Bert Ocampo as PRO and Rod Marcelo as sergeant-at-arms. I assigned myself, Art Villanueva and Ben Susi as advisers. (Note: These appointments were approved by "yeah" votes during the next meeting.)
The following weekend we had a meeting at the home of the Villanuevas in Vancouver. Unlike in the previous one where we were able to bring only a few friends, in this one, we were able to bring more as word about the formation of our club spread. The place was packed with people, all eager to be a part of the newly-formed club. The big factors that further shaped up the association was the presence of the Ramirez clan which was also a big one similar in size to the Bonifacios and Susis, and Jun Pingul whom I had previously met and got to know while in a shopping center not too long ago then and who was a "virtuoso" with the guitar. After some introductory remarks by Ben, all those that wanted to say a few words took turns talking on the microphone, and then we all enjoyed singing folk songs of pleasant glee to the accompaniment of our guitarist, Jun. During an intermission, I asked 'Paring Ben to continue with more appointments to complete the line-up. With his nominations approved by all those present, the officers added to the original ones were as follows:
Ist Vice Pres. – Lydia R. Lalic
2nd Vice Pres. – Ellen M. Ramirez Bus. Manager – (a certain Joe Vitug who vacated the position just a few weeks later)
PRO – Paul Ramirez (in addition to Bert)
Sgts.-at-arms – Charlie Paras and Doncing "Donnie" Susi, (in addition to Rod)
Adviser – Dan del Rosario (in addition to the 3 of us: me, Ben and Art)
Frida's suggestion for the name "Aguman Capampangan" won unanimously over the other option which was "Circulo Pampangueno".
We had another potluck/meeting in the same location after that. In the next meeting we held in our house, further appointments were made. Dan appointed Rudy Alejandrino as another adviser, and Jun and Paul as music director and asst. music director respectively. Bert's suggestion of adding "of the Northwest" to "Aguman Capampangan" in order to encompass a larger territory was approved. (Note: The group changed the name again later to Aguman Capampangan Northwest U.S.A., or just Aguman for short.) Most meetings after that were held at the Ramirez residence, Paul and Ellen being very accommodating. More appointments were made: Danny Ramirez and Conrad Manuel were added to the sergeant-at-arms position, and Mina Guinto Tahayeri (who represented the large Guinto family) was appointed business manager to replace an inactive officer. (Note: Just a few months later, Ernie Dabu, Candy Ramirez, Art Aguilar, Marilyn del Rosario, Mary Balino, Letty Pingul and Robert Palomo also became active members and then officers.) Over that period of time, Rudy drafted a constitution for the club; I wrote a song for it and which Jun sang during an event and recorded later; and Dan had its official seal specially made by his artist-brother, Rudy del Rosario. The inauguration of the club took place on (I forgot the exact date, sorry, but it was sometime in December 1996) at the Filipino-American Center. The induction of officers was led by Mr. Simeon Mamaril, then the president of the Philippine Historical Society, and who would later became an honorary officer of the Aguman. And if memory serves me right, our own "cabalen", Louis Lazatin, who was then the vice president of PACCO, was the guest speaker. There was lots of food, and Robert Palomo (himself, a member) and his band provided the music for the dance that followed and which lasted until the late hours.
And so it came to pass that a club was born! An association of Capampangans, by Capampangans and for Capampangans was officially established. Dan del Rosario would be elected president by the board of advisers in 1998, and I (Ernie) would be unanimously elected as president by all the officers and a few members in 2000. The Aguman would be propelled to glorious heights by a group of dedicated, aggressive and honest officers with topnotch capability, and its storied achievements would see print in Philippine news magazines, and no less than my pal, Andro Camiling, would be amazed and would exclaim later "How were you able to send a medical mission to the Philippines in so short a time? That's quite an accomplishment!" To which I would say, "We've got the spirit, Doy, that's why!"
Picture taken at the inauguration of Aguman in 1996
Front row: Isabel Centeno-Carino, Nida Manuel, Ellen Mangune-Ramirez, Jackie R.I.P. Licaycay, Fermina Guinto-Tahayeri, Mary Lising-Balino, Angela Bonifacio-Turla, Ernesto C. Turla, Winifrida Alejandrino & Zeny R.I.P. Pacis. Top row: Loreta Sambo-Hosek, Marietta Bonifacio, Elizabeth Ramirez-Palomo, Robert R.I.P. Palomo, Danilo del Rosario, Marilyn del Rosario, Amelia Aguinaldo, Monette Mallari, Marita Gonzales-Villanueva, Arturo Villanueva, Louis Lazatin, Conrad Manuel, Gilbert Gaviola & Artemio Aguilar. Event: Aguman Capampangan inauguration, 1996. (Not in the picture but very likely with us there: Bienvenido R.I.P. Susi, Soledad Susi, Angie Susi, Nelson R.I.P. Tanedo, Doncing R.I.P Susi, Rudy Alejandrino, Paul Ramirez, Monico Pingul Jr., Lydia Lalic, Danny & Candy Ramirez, Bert Ocampo, Angie Ocampo, Rod Marcelo, Ernie Dabu, Gerry Pacis, Rudy del Rosario, & Mr. and Mrs. Mamaril.)
Aguman Capampangan Northwest USA, Inc. An Affiliate of CFAA
Copyright Aguman Capampangan


Albion Place is in Fremont, a dense, urban neighborhood near Seattle's Lake Union. It includes 12-units of transitional housing for low-income persons with chronic mental illness. The units are SROs which, along with shared indoor and outdoor spaces, help residents with their transition to independent living. The design fits in with the architecture of nearby homes. This helped with project acceptance by neighbors, who had opportunities for input through Seattle's Design Review process.


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Families, Fundamentalism, & the First Amendment
by Institute of Bill of Rights Law | October 19, 2009
This Symposium, sponsored by the Institute of Bill of Rights Law, will bring together scholars with expertise in the First Amendment; family and juvenile law; and law, religion, and culture. Discussions will address the concept of fundamentalism itself; the varied nature of fundamentalist beliefs in the U.S.; and ways in which fundamentalist communities and families in the U.S. interact with modern American law and society.
Fundamentalist families compel the state to confront a classic political challenge in which it must balance its commitment to noninterference in private lives against its commitment to securing individuals' entitlements to certain basic liberties, even when threats to those liberties come from within the family itself. The symposium will thus explore ways in which fundamentalism forces an examination of some of the American polity's core values: commitments to pluralism, religious liberty, and individual self-determination; repudiation of gender-based oppression; and ensuring the well-being of children and future citizens.
Participants include: Randall Balmer (Barnard/Columbia), Emily Buss (University of Chicago); Naomi Cahn (George Washington); June Carbone (University of Missouri-Kansas City); James Dwyer (William & Mary); Frederic Gedicks (Brigham Young); Marci Hamilton (Cardozo); Vivian Hamilton (William & Mary); Andrew Koppelman (Northwestern); Catherine Ross (George Washington); John Taylor (West Virginia); William Van Alstyne (William & Mary); and Robin Fretwell Wilson (Washington & Lee).
Papers will be published in the William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal.
Registration is free and all are welcome. For more information, please contact Melody Nichols at IBRL@wm.edu.

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Research article 17 Oct 2014
Research article | 17 Oct 2014
TNO-MACC_II emission inventory; a multi-year (2003–2009) consistent high-resolution European emission inventory for air quality modelling
J. J. P. Kuenen, A. J. H. Visschedijk, M. Jozwicka, and H. A. C. Denier van der Gon J. J. P. Kuenen et al. J. J. P. Kuenen, A. J. H. Visschedijk, M. Jozwicka, and H. A. C. Denier van der Gon
TNO, Department of Climate, Air and Sustainability, Utrecht, the Netherlands
Received: 20 Dec 2013 – Discussion started: 05 Mar 2014 – Revised: 29 Aug 2014 – Accepted: 01 Sep 2014 – Published: 20 Oct 2014
Abstract. Emissions to air are reported by countries to EMEP. The emissions data are used for country compliance checking with EU emission ceilings and associated emission reductions. The emissions data are also necessary as input for air quality modelling. The quality of these "official" emissions varies across Europe.
As alternative to these official emissions, a spatially explicit high-resolution emission inventory (7 × 7 km) for UNECE-Europe for all years between 2003 and 2009 for the main air pollutants was made. The primary goal was to supply air quality modellers with the input they need. The inventory was constructed by using the reported emission national totals by sector where the quality is sufficient. The reported data were analysed by sector in detail, and completed with alternative emission estimates as needed. This resulted in a complete emission inventory for all countries.
For particulate matter, for each source emissions have been split in coarse and fine particulate matter, and further disaggregated to EC, OC, SO4, Na and other minerals using fractions based on the literature. Doing this at the most detailed sectoral level in the database implies that a consistent set was obtained across Europe. This allows better comparisons with observational data which can, through feedback, help to further identify uncertain sources and/or support emission inventory improvements for this highly uncertain pollutant.
The resulting emission data set was spatially distributed consistently across all countries by using proxy parameters. Point sources were spatially distributed using the specific location of the point source. The spatial distribution for the point sources was made year-specific.
The TNO-MACC_II is an update of the TNO-MACC emission data set. Major updates included the time extension towards 2009, use of the latest available reported data (including updates and corrections made until early 2012) and updates in distribution maps.
How to cite. Kuenen, J. J. P., Visschedijk, A. J. H., Jozwicka, M., and Denier van der Gon, H. A. C.: TNO-MACC_II emission inventory; a multi-year (2003–2009) consistent high-resolution European emission inventory for air quality modelling, Atmos. Chem. Phys., 14, 10963–10976, https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-14-10963-2014, 2014.
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Sandunes
Paving the way for Indian independent artists who are represented globally, composer, producer and beat-smith Sanaya Ardeshir, has carved a niche for herself as Sandunes. Best known for her blend of electronica with glitch, IDM and other progressive electronic elements, Sandunes' music is immersive and inimitable, making her inadvertently stand out. Her journey with music started young. Having grown up between Jamshedpur and Pune, Sanaya's family was as much into music as the artist herself. She learnt how to improvise and collaborate through three-hand piano blues jams with her father, and that was followed with playing keyboards in bands through college. Once she graduated, she pursued music production and began working with sound as an artist, producer and performer full-time.
The burgeoning electronic music community in India is seeing artists like Sanaya engage in a way that's unprecedented. There is, in fact, a protracted globalism to her sound. Inspired by the likes of Yazmin Lacey, Akiko Busch, Twyla Tharp and Brene Brown, Sandunes' music is something that stays with you long after you have listened to it. We connected with the Mumbai-based artist who is currently working on a collaborative album with Richard Spaven, to know more about her journey, sensibility and the latest EP in her discography, Spare Some Time.
When did your romance with music begin?
I was always keenly taken by music and have memories of trying to pick up jazz tunes on the piano by running across the living room from piano to CD players and back, hitting pause while trying to figure out riffs and chords. There's an aspect of childlike curiosity, experimentation, and play that is so intrinsic to the music making process that it's had me coming back to it from different vantage points, year after year.
How would you describe your music sensibility?
The older I get, the more I try and break down my preferences to stay open to newer styles/sounds and themes, which might have previously made me cringe or scratch my head. There's something to appreciate in every corner of the sound spectrum, and I'm currently moving towards more vocal driven pop music.
Spare Some Time by Sandunes
Let us in on what your creative process is like.
My creative process is messy and exploratory when it's additive and centered around new beginnings. It's more subtractive and disciplined when it's focused on finishing work. I'm inspired by things I read, hear, and watch. From my music, I want people to take away peace, hope, stillness, freedom, a good cry, a good sweat, whatever they're looking for.
Tell us a little about your recent EP, Spare Some Time.
Spare Some Time was centred around the theme of making room in our lives for love. The EP is a body of work that traces the map, from heartbreak to finding new love, and leaning in to all the vulnerable corners along the way. This was a personal endeavour to express my emotions as authentically as possible, through the music making process and I found it very cathartic and even healing. The songs feature vocalists LandsLands, Iami, Ramya Pothuri, and JBabe. All the music was recorded and produced between Mumbai and London.
What was the inspiration behind your podcast, A Sound Approach?
I started my podcast with the intent to create a space for conversations that focus on the underbelly of the creative process. The burnout, self-doubt, fatigue and often injustice that fetters the path of an independent creative. I believe that by sharing our experiences, we can strengthen the creative community and heal the wounds which may otherwise impede our ability to stay creative. The podcast focuses on conversations which aim to reveal the various mechanisms artists lean on to stay balanced, and maintain a creatively fulfilling and wholesome life.
Last year, I underwent a tiring spell that resembled burnout, but I still had commitments that I needed to keep. In the process of navigating that, I found hope and epiphanies through other people's stories. With the podcast, it is my hope that other creators find some of the themes useful and some of the information enabling.
How did the producer collective DASTA come about?
DASTA was co-founded by six music-makers and creative entrepreneurs from different parts of the country, to workshop ideas and initiatives that enabled DIY projects in the Indian electronic music space. The other co-founders are Tarqeeb (Ashish Jose), OX7GEN (Aditya Ashok), Oceantied (Ketan Bahirat), Zokhuma (Arman Menzes), and Kumail Hamid.
DASTA would host producer circles and artist meet-ups, and aims to create safe spaces for conversations around music making and to share learnings on how best to navigate the music industry as an independent artist.
The pandemic has brought about a big change in all our lives. What does the new normal look like for your industry?
This is a really good question, especially since 'normal' was never really uniform or conventional for members of the music industry in the first place. Artists/ producers/ event planners/ promoters/ DJs always had to have their fingers in several different pies, and create a multiplicity of projects to stay afloat and continue to nourish a culture of inclusive and accessible music consumption. Now that live shows and gigs are off the cards for a while, I think many are re-imagining their work and are having to hone in on specific skills that are applicable in the post-pandemic normal.
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Acquired: Via trade from the Braves on January 14, 2015, along with C Evan Gattis for RHP's Mike Foltynewicz and Andrew Thurman and 3B Rio Ruiz (HOU). Originally signed as an non-drafted free agent by Yuma of the independent North American League in May 2011.
CURRENT SEASON STATS: 4-3 with a 1.62 ERA with 28 saves in 45 games at Fresno (Triple-A), striking out 84 and walking 17 in 50 innings while allowing 26 hits.
Contract purchased from Fresno August 3 when RHP Doug Fister was placed on the Paternity List.
August 3, in a 3-1 loss to the Blue Jays. The second of three pitchers, he walked one and struck out two in one scoreless hitless inning, throwing one wild pitch. Coming on to start the top of the seventh inning in relief of starter Collin McHugh, he struck out the first two big-league batters he faced, Kevin Pillar and Darwin Barney, both swinging. The next batter, Devon Travis, reached on an error by the shortstop, after which Hoyt walked Jose Bautista and then threw a wild pitch which advanced Travis to third. He was stranded there, however, when Hoyt induced a groundout to shortstop from Josh Donaldson to end the inning.
Hoyt, who has been nearly untouchable as the Grizzlies' closer the first half of the season, has had one of the most unusual journeys to the majors, going undrafted out of Centenary after a rough final season there and ending up winding his way through a few independent leagues before landing in affiliated ball. He worked his way from Yuma of the North American League to its sister team in Edinburg in May 2012, before being traded "up" to Wichita of the independent American Association in June 2012. He was pitching most recently for Tabasco in the Mexican League before signing with the Braves as a minor league free agent on November 15, 2012. The Boise, Idaho, native throws a fastball in the middle 90s and a slider, and he's pretty effective with them. In 2015 at Fresno, he posted a 3.49 ERA with nine saves in 47 games, fanning 66 and walking 11 in 49 innings, after combining between Gwinnett (Triple-A/Braves) and Mississippi (Double-A/Braves) for a 3.17 ERA in 52 games in 2014, striking out 77 while walking 24 in 59.2 IP.


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Q: Why would a react-native view not update after render has successfully run? I have a component DeckListView which I navigate to after updating state with redux. When I use the debugger in chrome I can see the this.props.Decks.map((deck) loop going through successfully with a list of data, but when I see the screen I don't see the additional Text. Any idea what may be happening?
I have what I believe to be the key code snippets below. The rest can be found at https://github.com/wcwcaseman/mobile-flashcards
Reducer
case ADD_DECK :
  return {
    ...state,
    [action.deck.title]:action.deck,
  }

Navigation
homePage = () => {
    this.props.navigation.navigate('DeckListView');
}

Actual page
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { View, Text} from 'react-native';
import { connect } from 'react-redux'

class DeckListView extends Component {

render() {
    return (
    <View>
        <Text>Toast the world</Text>
    {this.props.Decks.map((deck) => {
            <Text key={deck} >item</Text>
        })}
    </View>
    );
  }
}

function mapStateToProps ({ decks }) {

let Decks = [];

if(decks !== {} && decks !== null)
{
    Decks = Object.keys(decks);
}

return {
    Decks: Decks
}
  }

export default connect(mapStateToProps)(DeckListView)

A: You need to return from the map function
{this.props.Decks.map((deck) => {
            return <Text key={deck} >item</Text>
        })}

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Kathryn Goldie
Kathryn Goldie is an experienced editor who has worked in the government, private and not for-profit sectors. She has edited publications including the Federal, Victorian and NSW Hansard, non-fiction books, software training manuals, operational and business plans, quarterly magazines, literary journals, and street and student press.
Kathryn has also written and directed several short films and plays, which have appeared in festivals around the world.
Before joining the Foundation, Kathryn was a subeditor at Hansard in the Parliament of NSW, where she spearheaded the creation of a streamlined house style guide.
Master of Arts in English (University of Queensland)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in English (University of Wollongong)
Bachelor of Creative Arts in Creative Writing (University of Wollongong)
Advanced Diploma of Professional Screenwriting (RMIT)
Graduate Diploma of Narrative Film and TV (VCA, University of Melbourne)
Kathryn is an active member of the global plain English community and keeps up with all the latest developments through PLAIN.


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Q: Merging three arrays with respect to their indices to single array I have three arrays each having different data. I want to join them as a single array where element at 0 index in each array must be at the same index in the newly created array.
For example:
 arr1[0]="Trailor";
 arr1[1]="Total Recall";

 arr2[0]="Life of Pi";
 arr2[1]="BDRIP";

 arr3[0]="350MB";
 arr3[1]="4.37GB"

Just I want the new array with any dimensions but the elements in above arrays should be accessible through the loops.
I want to print the elements in a table like below:

                 Film Title
                 Type
                 Size

                 Trailor
                 Life of Pi
                 350MB

                 Total Recall
                 BDRIP
                 4.37GB

A: You could use Concat if you just want to join all the arrays together:
arr1.Concat(arr2).Concat(arr3);

If you want a new two-dimensional array, then simply create and populate it:
var setOfArrays = new string[][] { arr1, arr2, arr3 };

Edit Access them using the same square-bracket syntax setOfArrays[setIndex][itemIndex]...
for (int i=0 ; i<setOfArrays.Length ; i++)
{
    for (int j=0 ; j<setOfArrays[i].Length ; j++)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(setOfArrays[i][j]);
    }
}

A: It would be much easier if you would create a class (or struct) for storing data. Much more understandable if you read it later:
class Record
{
    public String Title {get; set;}
    public String Type {get; set;}
    public String Size {get; set;}

    public Record(String title, String type, String size)
    {
        Title = title;
        Type = type;
        Size = size;
    }
}

And then just fill a list of those objects with your data:
List<Record> records = new List<Record>();

for(int i=0; i<elementcount; i++)
    records[i] = new Record(arr1[i], arr2[i], arr3[i]);

A: For simplicity, I didn't use your HTML example, but this code shows you one viable technique:
void Main()
{
    var one = new string[] { "one", "two" };
    var two = new string[] { "apple", "pear" };
    var three = new string[] { "cat", "dog" };

    GroupFormatDemo(one, two, three);

}
void GroupFormatDemo(params string[][] args)
{
    foreach (var a in args)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("First={0}, Second={1}", a[0], a[1]);
    }
}

A: Define a class type to hold one element of data from each of the three arrays:
public class Data
{
    public string Item1 { get; set; }
    public string Item2 { get; set; }
    public string Item3 { get; set; }
}

Then construct an array of these objects, populating the fields with values from the original arrays:
var list = new List<Data>();
for (int i = 0; i < arr1.Length; i++)
{
    list.Add(new Data() { Item1 = arr1[i], Item2 = arr2[i], Item3 = arr3[i] };
}

var dataArray = list.ToArray();

This loop assumes that arr1, arr2, and arr3 all have exactly the same length.
You can then access the data under one index, referring to the particular fields of interest:
Console.WriteLine(dataArray[x].Item1, dataArray[x].Item2, dataArray[x].Item3);

A: Here is my take on the problem with a LINQ Solution.This will produce a single array ,with elements on the same index joined together.
List<string[]> movies = new List<string[]>() {arr1, arr2, arr3};

var mergedArray = movies.Aggregate((sArrOne, sArrtwo) =>
                               sArrOne.Zip(sArrtwo, (one, two) => one += " "+two)
                        .ToArray());

mergedArray[0]  --> Trailor Life of Pi 350MB


Matthew 27:66. So they went, and made the sepulchre sure, sealing the stone, and setting a watch.
The world tries as hard as it can to seal Jesus up and make sure He does not make it into the hearts and lives of men, women, boys, and girls. Pilate put a watch on the tomb, guards keeping an eye on it day and night, and they could not stop the power over death that Christ had. We need to realize as Christians that we have the same overcoming power, that can defeat the foes of our faith, that was in that tomb 2000 years ago when the Son of Man was laid to rest there. The world tries to stop us from going on for God in many ways.
First, the world tries to stop our speech. We are often intimidated by political correctness in this modern time. Everyone is offended about something. People have become so thin-skinned that they can't tolerate certain words or certain people. We have become a divided society. That is what the devil wants. God set bounds on places of habitation so that people would seek Him and get saved. We have destroyed all borders. Now you can't say anything about anyone. That goes for saying anything about Christianity, as well. They have set a seal on the mouths of Christians. Where people used to take time to listen to a gospel message, now they put up walls. Though the devil has set the seal on speech, we need to realize that we are dealing with a God that is greater than the tomb and continue to be a witness. The righteous are bold as a lion.
Next the world tries to stop godly living. It wants to seal you up by needing the things of the world. It tries to stop you from going to church and reading your Bible. The world wants to stop you from living for God once you are saved. The devil wants to seal you up so you can't do anything for the Lord. The world and the devil want to have power and control over you in everything. You need to break the seal of the world and overcome the flesh. The world can try to set a watch on you, and bind you to it, but Christ lives inside of you and wants you to overcome the world. The Lord wants you to live godly. The devil wants you to stop.
Last of all, the world wants to stop you from praying. If the devil can seal you up and take up all your time and your desire to pray, he knows he can stop you from accomplishing much for the Lord. We can't let the world rob us of our prayer time. It is important for us to fellowship with the Lord each and everyday. It needs to be sweet and not something you rush through. However, the devil wants to stop that sweet communion. He wants to bind you up in sin, and seal you in, so that you will not go to the Lord in prayer. Don't let the devil seal you in. He has set a watch against you so that you will not watch and pray as our Lord did. Don't let the world seal you up in the tomb. You have the same overcoming power inside of you that broke the seal on that tomb when our Lord rose from the dead.
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oh and btw, your build is stunning.
Thanks for the tip, yeah the GPU fans will start to spin a bit faster during prolonged gaming.
yes she does! wife points and says "that one" and i say ok!
thanks buddy! i'm the lucky one. since switching over her k:d has been going up!
nothing more true than that in life. thanks!
not too many problems, just a bit of shoving it up against the IO shield but it went in fine.
Not a problem, glad you made it work.
The motherboard you picked is ATX and should fit in the case with no rear fan clearance problems. You might want to make sure that the motherboard is on the standoffs that came with the case. You do not need to install additional standoffs. Make sure that the shroud with all the rear connectors on the motherboard are aligned with the cutout in the back of the case. It took me a little bit to make sure those two were aligned.
Yes it did. I ended up with an extra as the 3 ll120 pack came with one also.
I had a fan related error codes that I had to fix though before being able to boot up but other than that it was fine.
When I had some cable clutter the clearance of the cables in the back prevented the door from closing. But since I cleaned up the cables I haven't had any issues with keeping the door closed.
I mounted the m.2 in the bottom slot just to make it visible. I could have installed it under the heat shield.
The CPU cooler is mounted at the front of the case and I have the GPU cooler mounted at the rear of the case. Not sure what you mean?
Thanks, I really like how your cable management turned out. Definitely better than mine!
I did not have to order custom cables as the cables that came with my power source were already white. But I know that you can buy different color cables from Corsair or Phanteks. Hope this helps.
That's how similar they look actually. On the 500D RGB SE, the power source shroud covers the entire power source and isn't open ended like the 570x. The 500D RGB SE also doesn't have the thumb screws on the glass panels as the side panels have a hinge and the front panel is not removable.


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REPORT: St Albans 0-0 Stevenage
Jim Standen
Stevenage wrapped up a busy first week of Pre-Season Friendlies with a goalless draw at St Albans...
Despite dominating the game for large spells and seeing two goals dissalowed for offside, Boro were forced to settle for a share of the spoils in a well-contested clash at Clarence Park.
Dino Maamria named a strong side for Saturday's local clash at St Albans, with Farman, James-Wildin, Cuthbert, Nugent, Vancooten, Denton, Smith, Carter, Sonupe and Newton all starting alongside a trialist up-front.
Stevenage got off to a flying start and had the ball inside the Saints net after less than a minute played. A swift move through the centre of the pitch allowed Carter to get into a scoring position, but after Newton interfered to put the ball over the line, the Assistant's flag was raised for offside.
The chances kept on coming as Boro overwhelmed their Conference South opponents during the first half. Danny Newton was looking unstoppable at the spear of the attack as he hustled and harried his opposition defenders time after time. With just under 20 minutes gone, his persistence almost paid off as he forced two quick-fire chances for himself which were well handled by Snedker.
A rare Saints foray into the Stevenage final third was almost rewarded with a spectacular goal – Bender's long range hit curling just over the bar. Carter should have opened the scoring moments later after breaking through on goal with pace but just delaying his shot a touch too long as a diving St Albans defender threw himself between the ball and the goal. 17 year old Jack Smith was having himself a game, assured as ever in the middle of the park and not looking a bit out of place.
Iacofano showed some bright moments for the home side, none more so than a driving run and shot from the edge of the box that had Farman scrambling and falling just wide of the far post. A St Albans goalline clearance denied Newton from a first half goal on 38 minutes after another thrilling counter-attack led by Sonupe, created by new-boy Denton. The striker was prevented once again as the half dwindled down after he was picked out un-marked from a Denton corner.
Stevenage came out unchanged for the second half and despite a slow start, soon re-established their dominance. Trialist should have made it 1-0 after 10 minutes of the restart but after being played in by the on-rushing Carter, but Snedker showed his quality once again with a smart one-on-one stop.
Chris Stokes, Jamie Jellis, Andronicos Georgiou and Kurtis Guthrie replaced Ben Nugent, Tyler Denton, Danny Newton and Trialist just after the hour mark but it was City who came closest to scoring in the proceeding minutes – Merson doing well to get across his man and flick a near-post corner at goal which was comfortably handled by Farman.
Another Boro goal was disallowed for offside after Georgiou fizzed an inviting ball in-towards Guthrie, who just strayed beyond the last man before flicking the ball home. Liam Smyth, Jon Ashton and scholar Luis Fernandez replaced Sonupte, Vancooten and Cuthbert with 10 minutes to go and despite late chances from Guthrie and Geoorgiou, a winner wasn't forthcoming for Maamria's men as the match ended in a goalless draw.
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Tokyo's Fashion Queen and Tony Award-nominee Junko Koshino, renowned for her cutting edge clothes, costume and uniform designs, shares the latest in Tokyo's fashion scene.
IT was five years ago that I saw the Ryukyu Kaiensai Fireworks Festival, which celebrated its 11th anniversary in 2014. I was visiting Okinawa and heard that there was a fireworks festival at Gino Bay, Futenma. That was the beginning.
Things took an unexpected turn when the organizers asked me to design the fireworks. For a moment I was confused, but I impulsively decided to take on the challenge. For the 2010 theme song I chose Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," for which I have special affection because I once designed the costumes for a performance. But obviously it was the first time for me to communicate with a pyrotechnician. After much thought about how I should portray my image to him, I came up with the idea of using a piece of black paper to resemble the night sky and drawing a picture of the fireworks on this. I moved my pen quickly and smoothly, and then finished up the drawing in full swing. Once I handed the pictures to the pyrotechnician, there was no rehearsal. I had some concerns that day, but thanks to the latest technology the fireworks of the design that I had never seen were set off into the sky alongside the opera music. My concern proved unfounded.
I used the aria Un Bel Di (One Beautiful Day) to portray an intense image of Japan, and for the climax I expressed the intense bloody scene in which Madama Butterfly commits suicide. Amid the grand echoes of opera, people all around us were admiring the fireworks. I wanted to make something that made people's hearts ache in an absent sort of way, leaving tears in their eyes. I was pleased to find that I had succeeded, leaving me relieved.
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on to. If you are not afraid of dying, there is nothing you cannot achieve."
is easy. Stay away from easy."
preparing themselves for dying and death."
"Those who do not know how to live must make a merit of dying."
therefore they do not believe in dying completely."
their blood rather than their brains."
"Somebody should tell us, right at the start of our lives, that we are dying.
say. Whatever you want to do, do it now! There are only so many tomorrows."
time when it is wrong, as well as useless, to resist."
something that begins and ends thus could be intended for enjoyment."
really be there with them."
"We are all so much together, but we are all dying of loneliness."
"Dying is a wild night and a new road."
the human condition and die."
brings no pleasure on the world."
our physical lives on this earth."
all it does is maintain itself, then living is only not dying."
battlefield will think hard before starting a war."
importance, it lasts so short a time."
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faint, it is because we ourselves are dying."
practice of dying, and spiritual practice leading to enlightenment."
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grow a deep, clear, limitless compassion for all beings."
than the time of dying"
"The conscience of the dying belies their life."
"For a person who is dying only eternity counts."
vision of a person about whose death he or she did not know."


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Misleading dupehammer message
This question was just dupe-hammer closed.
According to the notice at the bottom, it was marked as a duplicate by myself, Jon Skeet and CodeCaster.
Of course, that's not true. All three of us are gold badge holders in the C# tag. If just one of us had voted to close as duplicate it would have been marked as a duplicate and closed.
One can reasonably conclude that both I and Jon Skeet chose to close for other reasons. So, of the three close votes, two of them weren't dupe votes.
I would suggest that when the dupehammer is applied, only the names of those who have also suggested closing as a duplicate should be included in this message. If CodeCaster had voted first, our close votes would not have been possible and our names would not be included here.
Quite apart from anything else, I think it leaves the wrong feedback for the OP. The OP only seems to get the feedback "you should have searched better" - but two of us felt that there were other issues with this question, that the OP will not actually learn about and correct in later questions until they ask, in their now established style, a question that isn't a duplicate.
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I'd suggest using the FR-tag instead of the bug-tag, as this does seem to be "normal" (indicated by the "status-bydesign"-tag). – Seth Feb 23 '17 at 8:14
I've marked this as "by design"... If a question is closed by a user with a binding vote (be it the OP self closing a suggested dupe, a gold badge holder dupe hammering or a mod) - that becomes the close reason and the names of all voters are listed. If a question gets the normal requirement of five votes where not all agree, then the main reason is based on the majority of votes, but an additional breakdown is shown with who voted for what. – Jon Clements Feb 23 '17 at 8:22
As @Seth says... Maybe you want to make a FR to always do the breakdown but I'm fairly sure it's been asked before and declined. – Jon Clements Feb 23 '17 at 8:25
@JonClements - okay, done. – Damien_The_Unbeliever Feb 23 '17 at 8:30
If only Jon Skeet would have had the gold tag badge, this question could have been closed as a duplicate sooner. – Travis J Feb 23 '17 at 18:36
@TravisJ - I think he's new here. – Damien_The_Unbeliever Feb 23 '17 at 18:47
IIRC this kind of issue was brought up before and nothing was done. The issue was users having a problem with their name being displayed as one of the voters for a close reason they did not pick. In my opinion it should always list every close voter and their reason in the banner. – TylerH Feb 23 '17 at 19:30
somewhat weaker feature request that was considered acceptable by SE team: After question is closed expose close votes distinguished by reason in the timeline page. It also quotes a reasoning why they don't want more explicit exposure: "Throwing several reasons at them at once, especially if they're just top-level reasons without full explanations, isn't very helpful. How do you choose where to start if you see four lines of giant text screaming at you..." – gnat Feb 23 '17 at 21:17
For the record: I voted to close as duplicate where the duplicate target explains the reasons for the compiler error they were getting, but omitted from the question. I felt that duplicate would be of greater help than voting to close for off-topic: no mcve. – CodeCaster Feb 24 '17 at 14:38
I think this happens because from the asker's perspective, having a question closed as a duplicate is more helpful than having it closed for any other reason - dupe closure points to a place that has the answer. – user8397947 Feb 24 '17 at 14:43
Actually @jon, it only shows a breakdown if several off topic reasons where used. If voters pick different main close reasons, it's only shown the reason who won. – Braiam Feb 24 '17 at 14:54
I think the main issue here is people may not want their name put against a reason they did not choose. – Kieran Feb 25 '17 at 0:17
Jon Skeet can closehammer any question. He chooses not to. – Andrew Grimm Feb 26 '17 at 5:06
Why hasn't this been fixed yet? – j08691 Jan 16 '18 at 4:19
The problem is that the wording of the message to the user is patently false. I see this as a bug.
The question was not
marked as duplicate by Damien_The_Unbeliever, Jon Skeet, CodeCaster c# 6 mins ago
This question was marked as an exact duplicate of an existing question.
The message should instead say something along the lines of:
This question was marked as a duplicate of an existing question.
The following users voted to put a hold on this question: Damien_The_Unbeliever, Jon Skeet, CodeCaster c#
There are additional issues on top of the existing problem of the message being incorrect:
It emphasizes the wrong part of the message. Rather than calling out the people to blame, it should be calling out the reason the question was closed.
It states that the questions are "exact duplicates". In my experience, questions closed as duplicates are rarely, if ever, exact duplicates. This causes all sorts of problems for new members who feel the need to call out one of the blamed users (often myself) to complain about how their question about adding 2 + 3 is not exactly the same as the linked question adding 3 + 2, and therefor shouldn't be closed.
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Yeah, I remember another FR asking deemphasize the people that closes a question vs the reason why it was closed. – Braiam Feb 24 '17 at 15:29
You say it's a problem that the OP doesn't know about the other close reasons, and, yes, I do see it's a problem. But the same problem occurs in many other situations!
I often find questions that are so bad I want to close them for multiple reasons, but I can only choose one. And then the OP won't know about the other things wrong with their message.
Unless of course, I add a comment mentioning all those things.
And if you really want, you can do that too, of course.
Yes, I can. But there were three close votes. Two of them were for (I suspect) the same reason, and yet the dupehammer overrode that and gave different feedback to the OP than the majority would have expected. – Damien_The_Unbeliever Feb 23 '17 at 19:04
I know; that's what you said in the question. My answer was a way to get around that manually. – Mr Lister Feb 24 '17 at 7:40
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St. Michael and All Angels Church came about through the faith, dedication, determination and generosity of the people of Colehill, and in particular the work of Colonel Leopold Paget who came to live in Colehill in 1865. Sadly he died just before work on the Church was about to begin.
On the festival of St Michael, 29th September 1892, the ground was dedicated, and work began the following year. The Church was dedicated on 11th December 1893 and was finally consecrated 17th June 1895 once the total cost of £2,544 14s 3d. had been paid.
The Church was designed by W D Caröe who was a member of the Arts and Crafts movement and the Church is built in that style. It is built in a warm red brick with a timber frame within, and always provides a warm welcome to all who enter.
If you would like to find out more about this beautiful Church, there is a link below to a booklet which gives details of the architect, the Arts and Crafts movement and provides a guide to the many interesting features to be found in the Church.


When it comes to preparing for cheerleading tryouts there are 5 key areas cheerleaders should focus on. Just like a puzzle, when cheerleaders fail to focus on all the pieces of the puzzle they often get an incomplete picture; or worse, end up getting injured. The five key areas your athlete should focus on are: jumps, motion technique, stunts, tumbling, and the most important part of the puzzle is their strength/conditioning.
In my 23 plus years of coaching cheerleading, the number one reason I see that athletes do not meet their cheerleading goals is the lack of flexibility, speed, and strength required to master the art of cheerleading. Brooke Haden is a certified personal trainer and lead fitness trainer at Fitco in Forsyth, GA. Brooke developed a love for fitness after spending over 15 years as a former gymnast, competitive cheerleader, and as a former cheerleading coach at MGA. Drawing on her experience and knowledge Brooke has created a workout program designed to help develop the strength and athleticism required to excel in our sport. While this workout routine will only take 15-30 minutes a day, the benefits will pay off tremendously.
This workout routine should be performed in a circuit, which means perform each exercise for 40 seconds, rest for 20 seconds, then move onto the next exercise. Once your athlete has completed all 6 exercises, we refer to that as being 1 set. Each athlete should perform 3 sets 3 to 4 times a week.


Do I need a travel adapter for a trip to Liberia?
No, you do not need a travel adapter (plug adapter) for a trip from Canada to Liberia. In Liberia, people are using the same plugs and electrical outlets as in Canada.
Liberia is a country in Africa (Western Africa) with about 4.2 Millionen inhabitants on an area of almost 111 000 km². The capital of Liberia is Monrovia (940 000 inhabitants).
The neighbors of Liberia are Guinea, Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone.
Which types of power outlets are used in Liberia?
Liberia uses power outlets of type A and B. As these are the same types of plugs used in Canada, you do not need a travel adapter in Liberia.
What is the Electricity Voltage in Liberia?
The voltage in Liberia is 120 volts.
What is the utility frequency in Liberia?
The utility frequency in Liberia is 60 Hertz.
The frequency, therefore, is the same as in Canada. That's why it is safe to use all your electric appliances in Liberia.


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The Best Time to Visit Las Vegas for Good Prices and Fewer Crowds
The best time to go to Vegas for low prices, small crowds, comfortable weather, and more.
By Megan L. Wood
Las Vegas is one of the most visited and celebrated destinations in the United States. And Sin City doesn't turn off — crowds gather all year for 24/7 access to fun. Whether visiting Las Vegas for a bachelor(ette) party, trade convention, or just to take in the gambling, food, shows, and party scene, everyone is here to have a good time.
But before you brush up on your blackjack skills and book a table at Nobu, think carefully about the best time of year to visit Las Vegas. Prices, crowds, and weather vary from month to month, so here's everything you need to know about the best time to visit Las Vegas.
Best Time to Visit Las Vegas for Good Weather
Las Vegas is located in the desert, so daytime temperatures in the summer regularly reach triple digits, which can put a damper on outdoor activities. On the plus side, the winter heat is a nice escape for anyone fleeing ice and snow.
Weather-wise, the best times to visit Las Vegas are spring and fall, with highs hovering around 70 degrees in March and the low 80s in October. March, April, May, October, and November have the best weather for walking the Las Vegas Strip, enjoying dinner outdoors at Lago (with views of Bellagio's dancing fountains), and getting out in the desert for hikes and ATV adventures.
Meanwhile, August is the hottest month in Las Vegas and one of the least expensive times to visit. Even sitting by the outdoor pools this month can get too hot, as temps of 105 degrees aren't uncommon.
Winter in Las Vegas is pleasant, but probably too cool to swim — and many pools are closed from October through February. Still, the temperatures rarely dip below freezing and you're unlikely to see snow outside of the ice rink at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
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Most Popular Time to Visit Las Vegas
With its huge range of event spaces, Las Vegas is one of the world's most popular destinations for conventions and festivals. Some years, the city draws more than five million convention attendees — second only to gambling visitors. You might want to run a quick Google search to double-check that your Las Vegas trip doesn't coincide with a large trade event. If it does, expect to make flight and hotel reservations in advance.
During popular conventions, Las Vegas bookings and prices surge. Keep an eye out for the Consumer Electronics Show in January and the Electric Daisy Carnival in May. December used to be a relatively quiet month for Las Vegas until the National Finals Rodeo decided pre-Christmas was the time to host the "Super Bowl of rodeo." Now, you'll see about 100,000 cowboys and cowgirls taking in the Fremont Street Experience's 50-foot-tall Christmas tree.
Sports fans flock to Vegas for the Golden Knights' hockey season, which runs from October to April, with playoffs in May and sometimes into June.
Note that some swimming pools close (or reduce operating hours) from October through February, so check with your hotel if you wish to spend afternoons by the water. The epic daytime pool party scene also officially kicks off in March in Las Vegas. During this time, bikini-clad guests queue up in long lines for parties at Encore Beach Club at Encore and Wet Republic at MGM.
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Best Time to Visit the Las Vegas Strip
Technically, the Las Vegas Strip isn't in Las Vegas — it's in an unincorporated part of Clark County. But most visitors equate the Strip as the heart of Sin City. It runs over four miles long, along Las Vegas Boulevard, and is home to about 30 of the most iconic casinos, new and old.
The central artery is where you'll find The Mirage's Volcano, The Venetian's canals, and roaming showgirls in feathers available for tipped photo ops. There are no open container laws in Las Vegas, meaning you can legally drink on the street, as long as the alcohol isn't in a glass container. Just remember to drink water, too.
Walking the Las Vegas Strip in the heat of summer is a challenge, and could be downright dangerous if you're dehydrated or not used to the high temperatures. Instead, buy an all-day pass (around $8) for a seat on the Deuce, a bus that runs up and down the Strip, 24 hours a day.
Visiting the Las Vegas Strip is most pleasant when the weather is comfortable in the spring and fall — but these are also pricier and more crowded times. The shoulder season, which falls in April and September, is the sweet spot for pricing and weather.
Another pro tip? Book a midweek Las Vegas trip for lower hotel prices. Locals and Californians tend to visit the Las Vegas Strip in droves on weekends, driving up prices. This is an especially smart timing tactic while school is still in session and families aren't on summer break.
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Worst Time to Visit Las Vegas
Sin City has something to offer 12 months of the year, so there isn't a wrong time to go. But it's a bit of a conundrum: If you visit when the weather is the most pleasant in late spring or early fall, you'll have to deal with higher prices and larger crowds. Meanwhile, travel to Las Vegas in August and December, and you'll pay less, but the weather is tricky and some pools and events will be closed or slow.
One sure time to avoid Las Vegas if you want to skip the crowds and high prices? New Year's Eve. Sure, the parties are epic, but the revelry draws nearly half-a-million people to the Strip.
Our best advice? Go to Las Vegas whenever you can get there. You're guaranteed a good time.
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Colette Cusset ( 28 de junio 1944) es una profesora, y botánica francesa. Ha desarrollado su actividad científica en el "Laboratorio de Fanerógamas", Museo Nacional de Historia Natural de Francia.

Como exploradora describió, en África, dos nuevos monotipos: Djinga, Zehnderia; y 18 nuevas especies de los géneros ya conocidos. Por otra parte, reordenó y renombró adicionalmente 35 especies de ese continente.

Algunas publicaciones

Libros
 1970. Contribution à l'étude des Hydrostachyaceae. 394 p.

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The 'wow' factor: Our second top tenner from Bali, the Ayana Resort has been voted among the world's best hotels in recognition of its world class service and facilities. Named after a 'place of refuge' in Sanskrit, Ayana is perched on limestone cliffs, up to 30m above the Indian Ocean, near Jimbaran Bay on Bali's southwestern peninsula. The 77-hectare property enjoys majestic views and a secluded coastal location, yet is just 15 minutes from Bali's airport.
Did you know?: Its 368 guestrooms comprise 78 private pool villas and a 290-room hotel. The resort highlights include the 22,000sqm Thermes Marins Thalasso spa, with one of the world's largest Aquatonic Seawater Therapy Pools and also the Spa on the Rocks villas, which are set at Indian Ocean level. There are four freshwater swimming pools, including a children's pool, and a salt-water, infinity-edged Ocean Beach Pool, at the cliff's base that is accessed via an inclinator. There are no less than 12 dining establishments and an 18-hole golf course, a tennis pavilion, a jogging, or cycling path, a fitness centre and much more to explore.


Pizza and Pals is a reading event centered around great reading, fellowship, and pizza with youth. Our goal is to continue a relationship with community youth through reading and conversation. Our event is youth centered and designed to empower young people by providing them a voice at the table.


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LA Kings and D.I.S.C. Sports and Spine Center christen sailboat set for sailing competition
Posted by Argonaut Staff | Apr 1, 2010 | Area, News - Features | 0 |
The Los Angeles Kings and D.I.S.C. Sports and Spine Center of Del Rey officially christened their custom-designed Open 6.50 sailboat Slap Shot at Burton Chace Park in Marina del Rey Monday, March 29th.
Under a joint promotion between the two organizations, Slap Shot will take to the Pacific Ocean this spring and summer as the first NHL (National Hockey League)-themed sailboat to compete in West Coast sailing events, said a spokesperson for D.I.S.C., the official medical center partner of the Kings.
On hand for the christening were Luc Robitaille, president of business operations for the Kings, Bailey, the Kings mascot and Dr. Robert S. Bray, Jr., CEO and founding director of D.I.S.C.
"This has been a very exciting year for the Kings," Robitaille said. "We have made a concerted effort to expand awareness of the brand through a variety of non-traditional avenues. Now, thanks to our great relationship with D.I.S.C. and Dr. Bray, we will be seen by land, air and sea, a true marketing hat trick."
The sailboat is part of a boat series from Open Sailing USA and is valued in excess of $100,000. Slap Shot was custom-designed with the color schemes of the Kings, which includes purple, silver, white and black with a purple sail displaying logos of both the Kings and D.I.S.C.
"As the Kings set sail for the playoffs and our strong relationship with the team, D.I.S.C. is proud to keep the momentum going through spring and summer," said Bray. "From the frozen ice to the Pacific Ocean, this is a novel approach to expand the visibility of both organizations throughout Southern California."
Slap Shot will be officially unveiled to the fans outside of STAPLES Center in downtown Los Angeles at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 8th with a host of activities prior to the Kings-Phoenix Coyotes game which begins at 7:30 p.m.
Among the activities will be the Kings Ice Rider, members of the Kings Ice Crew, music and a scholarship presentation to the Boys & Girls Club of Venice Youth of the Year, Miracle Evans, by Bray and Robitaille.
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It's the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, and while we can't offer you three days of peace and music, we can promise you an afternoon of the best beer the Northwest has to offer.
At this fun, laid-back event, you can meet the people behind your favorite brews, chat with fellow enthusiasts, hang with your friends, and sample from new and favorite breweries alike.
The event includes ten (quite generous) tastes from over 30 local microbreweries and cideries, plus pub snacks.
Proceeds support PNA's nonprofit programs for seniors, kids and community!
Facebook event – invite friends & fellow beer lovers!
Want to help out and get free beer?
Email Chardell at [email protected] if you are interested.
PARTICIPATING BREWERIES – a partial list only!
More breweries are still coming in (we are expecting over 30), so keep checking! See last year's full line-up of breweries & brews.
A HUGE THANK YOU to all of the breweries who donate their beer and cider so that all proceeds of this event support PNA's community programs!
Want to reach Seattle-area adults of all ages who love fun (and beer)? Contact Chardell at [email protected] or 206.783.2244 for sponsorship opportunities.


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1872-1873 - Report on vaccination in the Hyderabad Assigned Districts for the official year 1872-73
1873 [Date published]
1873 [Date/event depicted]
Vaccination Hyderabad 1872-1889
1872-1903 - Report on vaccination in the Hyderabad Assigned Districts
Covers 1872-1903. Details and appraises vaccination operations in the Hyderabad Assigned Districts. Describes manufacture and storage of lymph. Tables show particulars of vaccination. Success and mortality rates noted. Colour diagrams included.
IP/20/VA.3
Written and printed matter > Periodicals
Asia > Pakistan > Sind > Hyderabad (inhabited place) [Place published]
Berar (India). Residency Government Press [Publisher]
Medicine - Vaccination
The Vaccination collection consists of 66 volumes dating from 1856 to 1933. Reports show how vaccination against smallpox was implemented in India. They reveal the shift from variolation, improved vaccination techniques, logistics of lymph supply, funding and staffing. They explore how the local population viewed and resisted western vaccination.
India Papers
The India Papers collection contains publications of the central (Imperial) Government and many Indian states. Most states came under British rule. Much of the collection dates from between the post-Mutiny re-organisation of the Indian Government and Indian Independence in 1947. Some items published in London by John Murray.
Medical History of British India website
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Asia > India (nation) [Place in text]
Indian (South Asian)


Today, I had a session with my girlfriend's friend very good friend :-). I have a lot of pics that I like, but I'll start by posting the first few - the black&white series. These are more snapshots... but I like them :-).
Tomorrow, I'll post the color ones. These pictures are all from Jože Pučnik airport. They were shot at ISO 800, the first one at 18 mm F/3.5 with my 18-200, and the second and third, with my 50 mm F/1.8.


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Q: Jquery/PHP $.post not working with SheepIT fields I'm trying to make a calculator using the Jquery SheepIT plugin.
SheepIT clones input fields, which I have working fine. After generating these fields I want to post a total of fields with JQUERY using something like this:
    [SheepIT generated fields with names and values]

    <input type="button" value="Calculate Total" onclick="calc()" />

My problem is jquery will not $.post the fields that have been cloned/dynamically generated with SheepIt! It's only posting the fields that were there on the page when the page first loaded.
When i manually put a form around the fields and submitted them straight to a php file the $_POST array contains all the fields (from SheepIT!) like I need it to. I just want Jquery to give me the same results as this does.
Can anyone provide any advice or an example. Thank you. If you require any additional information please let me know.

A: I got an answer to the problem anyway. Turns out I had a conflict within scripts. I downloaded an older version of Sheep IT and everything is posting as it should be now.


Posted by TimTheFoolMan in Cartoons/Animation/Video, Humor, Michael Richards, Race and Prejudice, Rosie O'Donnell, Stupidity.
Interestingly, I haven't heard the same outcry of support for Rosie's less-than-sensitive remarks that I heard for the infamous "Mohamed Cartoons." Why not? Why is it OK for cartoonists to paint Islam with the broad "terrorist brush," but Rosie isn't allowed to ridicule the Chinese the same way?
Is it because it's more popular to bash Muslims? Is it because it's so easy to dislike Rosie O'Donnell? Is it a subtle form of gay bashing to go after Rosie when she makes such an obvious faux pas?
How is all of this different from Michael Richards' racist tirade?
Most people have presumed that, apology notwithstanding, Michael Richards' career in show business is over. So why does Rosie's continue? Is it because she stopped short of finding a sufficiently derogatory word to describe Chinese people, or because she never alluded to history the way Richards did?
Note: I spoke out loudly against people republishing the Mohamed Cartoons. You'll note that my presentation of these videos is because they illustrate the bigotry, and don't glamorize it.
Richards had a nervous breakdown. That in of itself is a career ender, especially if it happens in a public forum. O'Donnell has used two very obvious things about herself to appeal, lock in, and now abuse the paid attention she derives from the public.
Perhaps we should question why we as a society have helped to continuely lower the standards of what we support with our time, money, and influence.
Interesting perspective. To me it's interesting that Richards' rant and Rosie's don't get the same treatment, regardless of the root cause.