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namespace EIDSS.Reports.Parameterized.Human.AJ.Reports
{
    partial class VetCaseReport
    {

        #region Designer generated code

        /// <summary>
        /// Required method for Designer support - do not modify
        /// the contents of this method with the code editor.
        /// </summary>
        private void InitializeComponent()
        {
            System.ComponentModel.ComponentResourceManager resources = new System.ComponentModel.ComponentResourceManager(typeof(VetCaseReport));
            this.VetReport = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.DetailReportBand();
            this.ReportFooter = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.ReportFooterBand();
            this.xrTable3 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTable();
            this.xrTableRow7 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow();
            this.TotalNumberCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableCell10 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.NumberCasesTotalCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.NumberSamplesTotalCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableCell13 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.NumberSpeciesTotalCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.OrganizationNameLabel = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRLabel();
            this.DateTimeLabel = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRLabel();
            this.VetDetail = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.DetailBand();
            this.xrTable2 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTable();
            this.xrTableRow6 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow();
            this.RowNumberCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.DiseaseCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.OIECell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.NumberCasesCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.NumberSamplesCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.SpeciesCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.NumberSpeciesCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.VetReportHeader = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.ReportHeaderBand();
            this.xrTable1 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTable();
            this.xrTableRow5 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow();
            this.xrTableCell4 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableCell1 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableCell5 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableCell6 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableCell2 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableCell7 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableCell3 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.HeaderTable = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTable();
            this.xrTableRow1 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow();
            this.headerCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableRow2 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow();
            this.periodCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableRow3 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow();
            this.locationCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.xrTableRow4 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow();
            this.organizationCell = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell();
            this.GroupHeaderDiagnosis = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.GroupHeaderBand();
            this.GroupFooterDiagnosis = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.GroupFooterBand();
            this.GroupHeaderLine = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.GroupHeaderBand();
            this.xrLine2 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRLine();
            this.GroupFooterLine = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.GroupFooterBand();
            this.xrLine1 = new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRLine();
            this.m_DataSet = new EIDSS.Reports.Parameterized.Human.AJ.DataSets.VetCaseReportDataSet();
            this.m_DataAdapter = new EIDSS.Reports.Parameterized.Human.AJ.DataSets.VetCaseReportDataSetTableAdapters.spRepVetCaseReportAZTableAdapter();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.m_BaseDataSet)).BeginInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.tableBaseHeader)).BeginInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.xrTable3)).BeginInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.xrTable2)).BeginInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.xrTable1)).BeginInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.HeaderTable)).BeginInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.m_DataSet)).BeginInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this)).BeginInit();
            //
            // cellLanguage
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.cellLanguage, "cellLanguage");
            this.cellLanguage.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // lblReportName
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.lblReportName, "lblReportName");
            this.lblReportName.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            this.lblReportName.StylePriority.UseBorderWidth = false;
            this.lblReportName.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.lblReportName.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // Detail
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.Detail, "Detail");
            this.Detail.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.Detail.StylePriority.UsePadding = false;
            //
            // PageHeader
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.PageHeader, "PageHeader");
            this.PageHeader.Expanded = false;
            this.PageHeader.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.PageHeader.StylePriority.UsePadding = false;
            //
            // PageFooter
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.PageFooter, "PageFooter");
            this.PageFooter.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            //
            // ReportHeader
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.ReportHeader, "ReportHeader");
            this.ReportHeader.Expanded = false;
            //
            // xrPageInfo1
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrPageInfo1, "xrPageInfo1");
            this.xrPageInfo1.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            //
            // cellReportHeader
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.cellReportHeader, "cellReportHeader");
            this.cellReportHeader.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            this.cellReportHeader.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.cellReportHeader.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // cellBaseSite
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.cellBaseSite, "cellBaseSite");
            this.cellBaseSite.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            this.cellBaseSite.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.cellBaseSite.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // cellBaseCountry
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.cellBaseCountry, "cellBaseCountry");
            //
            // cellBaseLeftHeader
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.cellBaseLeftHeader, "cellBaseLeftHeader");
            //
            // tableBaseHeader
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.tableBaseHeader, "tableBaseHeader");
            this.tableBaseHeader.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            this.tableBaseHeader.StylePriority.UseBorderWidth = false;
            this.tableBaseHeader.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.tableBaseHeader.StylePriority.UsePadding = false;
            this.tableBaseHeader.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // VetReport
            //
            this.VetReport.Bands.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.Band[] {
            this.ReportFooter,
            this.VetDetail,
            this.VetReportHeader,
            this.GroupHeaderDiagnosis,
            this.GroupFooterDiagnosis,
            this.GroupHeaderLine,
            this.GroupFooterLine});
            this.VetReport.DataMember = "spRepVetCaseReportAZ";
            this.VetReport.DataSource = this.m_DataSet;
            resources.ApplyResources(this.VetReport, "VetReport");
            this.VetReport.Level = 0;
            this.VetReport.Name = "VetReport";
            //
            // ReportFooter
            //
            this.ReportFooter.Controls.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRControl[] {
            this.xrTable3,
            this.OrganizationNameLabel,
            this.DateTimeLabel});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.ReportFooter, "ReportFooter");
            this.ReportFooter.Name = "ReportFooter";
            //
            // xrTable3
            //
            this.xrTable3.Borders = ((DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide)((((DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Left | DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Top)
            | DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Right)
            | DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Bottom)));
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTable3, "xrTable3");
            this.xrTable3.Name = "xrTable3";
            this.xrTable3.Padding = new DevExpress.XtraPrinting.PaddingInfo(2, 2, 2, 2, 100F);
            this.xrTable3.Rows.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow[] {
            this.xrTableRow7});
            this.xrTable3.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            this.xrTable3.StylePriority.UsePadding = false;
            this.xrTable3.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // xrTableRow7
            //
            this.xrTableRow7.Cells.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell[] {
            this.TotalNumberCell,
            this.xrTableCell10,
            this.NumberCasesTotalCell,
            this.NumberSamplesTotalCell,
            this.xrTableCell13,
            this.NumberSpeciesTotalCell});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableRow7, "xrTableRow7");
            this.xrTableRow7.Name = "xrTableRow7";
            //
            // TotalNumberCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.TotalNumberCell, "TotalNumberCell");
            this.TotalNumberCell.Name = "TotalNumberCell";
            this.TotalNumberCell.BeforePrint += new System.Drawing.Printing.PrintEventHandler(this.TotalNumberCell_BeforePrint);
            //
            // xrTableCell10
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell10, "xrTableCell10");
            this.xrTableCell10.Name = "xrTableCell10";
            //
            // NumberCasesTotalCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.NumberCasesTotalCell, "NumberCasesTotalCell");
            this.NumberCasesTotalCell.Name = "NumberCasesTotalCell";
            //
            // NumberSamplesTotalCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.NumberSamplesTotalCell, "NumberSamplesTotalCell");
            this.NumberSamplesTotalCell.Name = "NumberSamplesTotalCell";
            //
            // xrTableCell13
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell13, "xrTableCell13");
            this.xrTableCell13.Name = "xrTableCell13";
            //
            // NumberSpeciesTotalCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.NumberSpeciesTotalCell, "NumberSpeciesTotalCell");
            this.NumberSpeciesTotalCell.Name = "NumberSpeciesTotalCell";
            //
            // OrganizationNameLabel
            //
            this.OrganizationNameLabel.AnchorVertical = DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.VerticalAnchorStyles.Bottom;
            this.OrganizationNameLabel.CanGrow = false;
            this.OrganizationNameLabel.DataBindings.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding[] {
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding("Text", this.m_BaseDataSet, "sprepGetBaseParameters.SiteName")});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.OrganizationNameLabel, "OrganizationNameLabel");
            this.OrganizationNameLabel.Name = "OrganizationNameLabel";
            this.OrganizationNameLabel.Padding = new DevExpress.XtraPrinting.PaddingInfo(2, 2, 0, 0, 100F);
            this.OrganizationNameLabel.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.OrganizationNameLabel.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // DateTimeLabel
            //
            this.DateTimeLabel.AnchorVertical = DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.VerticalAnchorStyles.Bottom;
            this.DateTimeLabel.CanGrow = false;
            resources.ApplyResources(this.DateTimeLabel, "DateTimeLabel");
            this.DateTimeLabel.Name = "DateTimeLabel";
            this.DateTimeLabel.Padding = new DevExpress.XtraPrinting.PaddingInfo(2, 2, 0, 0, 100F);
            this.DateTimeLabel.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.DateTimeLabel.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // VetDetail
            //
            this.VetDetail.Controls.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRControl[] {
            this.xrTable2});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.VetDetail, "VetDetail");
            this.VetDetail.KeepTogether = true;
            this.VetDetail.Name = "VetDetail";
            //
            // xrTable2
            //
            this.xrTable2.Borders = ((DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide)((DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Left | DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Right)));
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTable2, "xrTable2");
            this.xrTable2.Name = "xrTable2";
            this.xrTable2.Rows.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow[] {
            this.xrTableRow6});
            this.xrTable2.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            this.xrTable2.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // xrTableRow6
            //
            this.xrTableRow6.Cells.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell[] {
            this.RowNumberCell,
            this.DiseaseCell,
            this.OIECell,
            this.NumberCasesCell,
            this.NumberSamplesCell,
            this.SpeciesCell,
            this.NumberSpeciesCell});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableRow6, "xrTableRow6");
            this.xrTableRow6.Name = "xrTableRow6";
            this.xrTableRow6.Padding = new DevExpress.XtraPrinting.PaddingInfo(2, 2, 2, 2, 100F);
            this.xrTableRow6.StylePriority.UsePadding = false;
            //
            // RowNumberCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.RowNumberCell, "RowNumberCell");
            this.RowNumberCell.Name = "RowNumberCell";
            this.RowNumberCell.BeforePrint += new System.Drawing.Printing.PrintEventHandler(this.RowNumberCell_BeforePrint);
            //
            // DiseaseCell
            //
            this.DiseaseCell.DataBindings.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding[] {
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding("Text", null, "spRepVetCaseReportAZ.strDiagnosisName")});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.DiseaseCell, "DiseaseCell");
            this.DiseaseCell.Name = "DiseaseCell";
            //
            // OIECell
            //
            this.OIECell.DataBindings.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding[] {
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding("Text", null, "spRepVetCaseReportAZ.strOIECode")});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.OIECell, "OIECell");
            this.OIECell.Name = "OIECell";
            //
            // NumberCasesCell
            //
            this.NumberCasesCell.DataBindings.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding[] {
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding("Text", null, "spRepVetCaseReportAZ.intNumberCases")});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.NumberCasesCell, "NumberCasesCell");
            this.NumberCasesCell.Name = "NumberCasesCell";
            //
            // NumberSamplesCell
            //
            this.NumberSamplesCell.DataBindings.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding[] {
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding("Text", null, "spRepVetCaseReportAZ.intNumberSamples")});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.NumberSamplesCell, "NumberSamplesCell");
            this.NumberSamplesCell.Name = "NumberSamplesCell";
            //
            // SpeciesCell
            //
            this.SpeciesCell.DataBindings.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding[] {
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding("Text", null, "spRepVetCaseReportAZ.strSpecies")});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.SpeciesCell, "SpeciesCell");
            this.SpeciesCell.Name = "SpeciesCell";
            this.SpeciesCell.BeforePrint += new System.Drawing.Printing.PrintEventHandler(this.SpeciesCell_BeforePrint);
            //
            // NumberSpeciesCell
            //
            this.NumberSpeciesCell.DataBindings.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding[] {
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRBinding("Text", null, "spRepVetCaseReportAZ.intNumberSpecies")});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.NumberSpeciesCell, "NumberSpeciesCell");
            this.NumberSpeciesCell.Name = "NumberSpeciesCell";
            //
            // VetReportHeader
            //
            this.VetReportHeader.Controls.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRControl[] {
            this.xrTable1,
            this.HeaderTable});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.VetReportHeader, "VetReportHeader");
            this.VetReportHeader.Name = "VetReportHeader";
            //
            // xrTable1
            //
            this.xrTable1.Borders = ((DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide)(((DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Left | DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Top)
            | DevExpress.XtraPrinting.BorderSide.Right)));
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTable1, "xrTable1");
            this.xrTable1.Name = "xrTable1";
            this.xrTable1.Rows.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow[] {
            this.xrTableRow5});
            this.xrTable1.StylePriority.UseBorders = false;
            this.xrTable1.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // xrTableRow5
            //
            this.xrTableRow5.Cells.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell[] {
            this.xrTableCell4,
            this.xrTableCell1,
            this.xrTableCell5,
            this.xrTableCell6,
            this.xrTableCell2,
            this.xrTableCell7,
            this.xrTableCell3});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableRow5, "xrTableRow5");
            this.xrTableRow5.Name = "xrTableRow5";
            //
            // xrTableCell4
            //
            this.xrTableCell4.Angle = 90F;
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell4, "xrTableCell4");
            this.xrTableCell4.Name = "xrTableCell4";
            //
            // xrTableCell1
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell1, "xrTableCell1");
            this.xrTableCell1.Name = "xrTableCell1";
            //
            // xrTableCell5
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell5, "xrTableCell5");
            this.xrTableCell5.Name = "xrTableCell5";
            //
            // xrTableCell6
            //
            this.xrTableCell6.Angle = 90F;
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell6, "xrTableCell6");
            this.xrTableCell6.Name = "xrTableCell6";
            //
            // xrTableCell2
            //
            this.xrTableCell2.Angle = 90F;
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell2, "xrTableCell2");
            this.xrTableCell2.Name = "xrTableCell2";
            //
            // xrTableCell7
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell7, "xrTableCell7");
            this.xrTableCell7.Name = "xrTableCell7";
            //
            // xrTableCell3
            //
            this.xrTableCell3.Angle = 90F;
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableCell3, "xrTableCell3");
            this.xrTableCell3.Name = "xrTableCell3";
            //
            // HeaderTable
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.HeaderTable, "HeaderTable");
            this.HeaderTable.Name = "HeaderTable";
            this.HeaderTable.Rows.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableRow[] {
            this.xrTableRow1,
            this.xrTableRow2,
            this.xrTableRow3,
            this.xrTableRow4});
            this.HeaderTable.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.HeaderTable.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // xrTableRow1
            //
            this.xrTableRow1.Cells.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell[] {
            this.headerCell});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableRow1, "xrTableRow1");
            this.xrTableRow1.Name = "xrTableRow1";
            //
            // headerCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.headerCell, "headerCell");
            this.headerCell.Name = "headerCell";
            this.headerCell.StylePriority.UseFont = false;
            this.headerCell.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // xrTableRow2
            //
            this.xrTableRow2.Cells.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell[] {
            this.periodCell});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableRow2, "xrTableRow2");
            this.xrTableRow2.Name = "xrTableRow2";
            //
            // periodCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.periodCell, "periodCell");
            this.periodCell.Name = "periodCell";
            //
            // xrTableRow3
            //
            this.xrTableRow3.Cells.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell[] {
            this.locationCell});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableRow3, "xrTableRow3");
            this.xrTableRow3.Name = "xrTableRow3";
            //
            // locationCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.locationCell, "locationCell");
            this.locationCell.Name = "locationCell";
            //
            // xrTableRow4
            //
            this.xrTableRow4.Cells.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRTableCell[] {
            this.organizationCell});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrTableRow4, "xrTableRow4");
            this.xrTableRow4.Name = "xrTableRow4";
            //
            // organizationCell
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.organizationCell, "organizationCell");
            this.organizationCell.Name = "organizationCell";
            //
            // GroupHeaderDiagnosis
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.GroupHeaderDiagnosis, "GroupHeaderDiagnosis");
            this.GroupHeaderDiagnosis.GroupFields.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.GroupField[] {
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.GroupField("DiagnosisOrderColumn", DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRColumnSortOrder.Ascending),
            new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.GroupField("strDiagnosisName", DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRColumnSortOrder.Ascending)});
            this.GroupHeaderDiagnosis.Name = "GroupHeaderDiagnosis";
            //
            // GroupFooterDiagnosis
            //
            resources.ApplyResources(this.GroupFooterDiagnosis, "GroupFooterDiagnosis");
            this.GroupFooterDiagnosis.Name = "GroupFooterDiagnosis";
            this.GroupFooterDiagnosis.BeforePrint += new System.Drawing.Printing.PrintEventHandler(this.GroupFooterDiagnosis_BeforePrint);
            //
            // GroupHeaderLine
            //
            this.GroupHeaderLine.BorderWidth = 1F;
            this.GroupHeaderLine.Controls.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRControl[] {
            this.xrLine2});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.GroupHeaderLine, "GroupHeaderLine");
            this.GroupHeaderLine.Level = 1;
            this.GroupHeaderLine.Name = "GroupHeaderLine";
            this.GroupHeaderLine.RepeatEveryPage = true;
            this.GroupHeaderLine.StylePriority.UseBorderWidth = false;
            this.GroupHeaderLine.StylePriority.UseTextAlignment = false;
            //
            // xrLine2
            //
            this.xrLine2.BorderWidth = 0F;
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrLine2, "xrLine2");
            this.xrLine2.LineWidth = 0;
            this.xrLine2.Name = "xrLine2";
            this.xrLine2.StylePriority.UseBorderWidth = false;
            //
            // GroupFooterLine
            //
            this.GroupFooterLine.Controls.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.XRControl[] {
            this.xrLine1});
            resources.ApplyResources(this.GroupFooterLine, "GroupFooterLine");
            this.GroupFooterLine.Level = 1;
            this.GroupFooterLine.Name = "GroupFooterLine";
            this.GroupFooterLine.RepeatEveryPage = true;
            //
            // xrLine1
            //
            this.xrLine1.BorderWidth = 0F;
            resources.ApplyResources(this.xrLine1, "xrLine1");
            this.xrLine1.LineWidth = 0;
            this.xrLine1.Name = "xrLine1";
            this.xrLine1.StylePriority.UseBorderWidth = false;
            //
            // m_DataSet
            //
            this.m_DataSet.DataSetName = "VetCaseReportDataSet";
            this.m_DataSet.SchemaSerializationMode = System.Data.SchemaSerializationMode.IncludeSchema;
            //
            // m_DataAdapter
            //
            this.m_DataAdapter.ClearBeforeFill = true;
            //
            // VetCaseReport
            //
            this.Bands.AddRange(new DevExpress.XtraReports.UI.Band[] {
            this.Detail,
            this.PageHeader,
            this.PageFooter,
            this.ReportHeader,
            this.VetReport});
            resources.ApplyResources(this, "$this");
            this.Version = "14.1";
            this.Controls.SetChildIndex(this.VetReport, 0);
            this.Controls.SetChildIndex(this.ReportHeader, 0);
            this.Controls.SetChildIndex(this.PageFooter, 0);
            this.Controls.SetChildIndex(this.PageHeader, 0);
            this.Controls.SetChildIndex(this.Detail, 0);
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.m_BaseDataSet)).EndInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.tableBaseHeader)).EndInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.xrTable3)).EndInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.xrTable2)).EndInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.xrTable1)).EndInit();
            ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.HeaderTable)).EndInit();
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At Waupaca Sand, we're big fans of natural turf. There's nothing quite like the smell of morning dew on a golf course, or the feeling of standing on the expansive centerfield turf at the top of the first inning.
But, like many sports turf managers, we've also come to appreciate the utility of synthetic turf in the right application. Visiting this football field during the final stages of installation, it's hard to not be impressed.
The installers of this field chose Waupaca Sand's silica infill sand for drainage and ballast. The crew was sweating in the summer heat while putting finishing touches on the field. But it was easy to imagine the football team charging onto the field on a cool fall evening under the Friday night lights. We're sure the kids are excited to play on their new field, and we're proud to have played a small role in its construction.
Written by Dena DiVincenzo

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Heirlooms often have sentimental value, but may not be the most fashionable. The Modern Heirloom Patch is all about giving those heirlooms a modern look and take. Fan for these makers and Making It with the Making It Modern Heirloom Patch Scoop Neck tee.
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From executive producers and hosts Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman comes a uniquely lighthearted competition series reuniting two of pop culture's biggest BFFs and celebrating the creativity and craftiness in all of us. In this six-episode competition, eight of the most talented makers from across the country will take on a variety of handmade projects with the hopes of impressing Poehler, Offerman and our expert judges, Simon Doonan and Dayna Isom Johnson. Poehler and Offerman both share a love of, and passion for, craftsmanship, albeit from different perspectives. Poehler is a self-proclaimed crafting novice who has long harbored a secret appreciation for those who can imagine and execute incredible things by hand. Offerman is a New York Times best-selling author in the woodworking space and is well known for his love for making a variety of objects himself.


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Q: I am having difficulties writing a factorial program the program should ask user for a positive integer and print a factorial table. And if the input is less than 0 the output or program should stop.
Give me a positive integer: 5
Output:
5! = 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1
The factorial of 5 is 120
Give me a postive integer: -5
Output: invalid Input! Programmed Stop
P.s: i am a beginner.
I am using Netbean IDE

A: This should work. Just loop through the numbers.

var input = prompt("What number would you like me to give you the factorial of?");
if (input > 0) {
  var answer = 1;
  var string = input + " =";
  for (var i = input; i >= 1; i--) {
    answer *= i;
    string += " " + i
    if (i != 1) {
      string += " x"
    }
  }

  console.log(string)
  console.log("The factorial of " + input + " is " + answer)
} else {console.log("Invalid input! Program stopped.")}

Java (assumes the input is in the variable input):
if (input > 0) {
  int answer = 1;
  String stringAnswer = input + " =";
  for (int i = input; i >= 1; i--) {
    answer *= i;
    stringAnswer += " " + i
    if (i != 1) {
      stringAnswer += " x"
    }
  }

  System.out.println(stringAnswer)
  System.out.println("The factorial of " + input + " is " + answer)
} else {System.out.println("Invalid input! Program stopped.")}

A: You can check if the number is less than 0 otherwise calculate the factorial

let x = prompt('Please enter a positive integer');

if (x < 0) {
  console.log('invalid Input! Programmed Stop')
} else {
  let val = 1;
  for (let k = 1; k <= x; k++) {
    val *= k
  }
  console.log(val)
}

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Turkish journalists sentenced
May 8, 2016 VOANews Turkey
Authorities in Turkey detained two more people in connection with Friday's attack on a leading journalist hours before he was sentenced to more than five years in prison.
According to Turkish media, two friends of the gunman who fired at Can Dundar, editor-in-chief of the opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet, were detained for questioning Saturday.
Dundar, who escaped unharmed, was sentenced to five years and 10 months in prison at the closed-door trial in Istanbul, while the paper's Ankara bureau chief Erdem Gul was sentenced to five years.
Both were found guilty of revealing state secrets, but were acquitted of several other charges, including trying to topple the government. The case stems from the pair's reporting on alleged government arms smuggling to Syria.
Hours before the verdict was handed down, a gunman shouting "traitor" fired two shots at Dundar outside the courthouse. A journalist working for the private television station NTV, Yagiz Senkal, was injured in the leg.
Following the verdict, Dundar accused President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and pro-government media of creating a climate of hatred, which he said paved the way for the attack on him . "We will continue to do our job as journalists, despite all these attempts to silence us," Dundar said.
The case, which has come to be seen as a test for press freedom in Turkey, has brought condemnation from media and global rights groups, which repeatedly sounded the alarm about the intolerance of dissent shown by authorities in Turkey.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) condemned the Turkish court's sentencing of the two journalists Friday.
While the journalists are free, pending appeal, and the court lifted a travel ban imposed on them, they still risk a separate trial on charges of committing a crime in the name of a terrorist organization without being a member, CPJ said.
The United States said it was concerned by the guilty verdicts. State Department spokesman John Kirby called on Turkish authorities again Friday to "support an independent and unfettered media, which is an essential element of any democratic, open society."
Earlier this year, U.S. Vice President Joe Biden visited the country, where he criticized Turkish leaders for cracking down on freedom of expression, saying that the Turkish government was not setting the right "example" with its imprisonment of journalists and others for voicing their criticism toward it.
Since becoming president in 2014, 2,000 people have been prosecuted for insulting Erdogan.
In the recently released 2016 World Press Freedom Index, Turkey fell to 151st out of the 180 countries ranked by Reporters Without Borders.
(Photo of Dundar: Claude Truong-Ngoc/Wikimedia Commons)
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Migration crisis update: lack of solidarity not only among EU leaders but also EU officials
European Council, 14-15/12/2017
Date: 14/12/2017. © European Union , 2017. Source: EC – Audiovisual Service
It was two days ago, on the anniversary of the International migration day, when the United Nations urged everyone to contribute to make migration safer in the world.
The EU leaders gathered on December 14-15 in Brussels to discuss among others how to tackle refugee crisis. The key point which created disagreements was the letter from the president of the European Council where it was mentioned that the mandatory quotas are controversial and it is very difficult to have an unanimity.
Most of the EU leaders, except for the Visegrad group, opposed to the above opinion urging for more solidarity. Of course, Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary which were referred by the European Commission to the European Court of Justice for ignoring quotas to relocate refugees supported the view of Donald Tusk.
Commission against Tusk
Before the start of the EU summit, Donald Tusk sent a letter to the EU leaders mentioning that imposing quotas to each and every country in order to deal with the migration crisis is not effective. More specifically, the president of the EC said: "The topic of mandatory quotas is for sure very important, but this is not the solution for the problem. And on the other hand, this is the most time-consuming issue or dimension when it comes to the migration debate and talks here in Brussels and other capitals".
The EU migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos reacted furiously on this letter and Tusk's statements by calling the latter "anti-European". A spokeswoman also said that these quotas are part of the solution pointing their importance as "over 32.000 people have been relocated – over 90% of all those eligible." Furthermore, the position of the EC is that all countries have to show an EU approach. To be precise, it was stated that: "Returning to a pre-crisis mode of isolated, uncoordinated, national action is not an option and would betray years' worth of collective work to better the collective European response to managing migration."
EU member states in favor of quotas
The largest EU economy supported that relocation schemes should be part of European policy against illegal migration. Particularly, Angela Merkel stated last Thursday: "We need solidarity not just in regulating and steering migration but we also need internal solidarity." Besides, Germany has been supporting these quotas as back in 2015 accepted more than one million refugees. Greece through its Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras also criticized the stance of Donald Tusk and characterized it as "aimless, ill-timed and pointless".
Quotas are not among migration measures
The mandatory quotas are considered by the president of the European Council as not the solution to solve this long-lasting issue as it is very difficult to be implemented. On the contrary, Mr Tusk said that Multiannual Financial Framework, a tool which will provide financial aid to tackle migration, and reform of the Dublin regulation are two main goals through which the EU can deal with this crisis effectively.
Financial support is not enough
During the EU summit, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia promised to deliver financial aid of 35 million euros in projects led by Italy. This support targets at protecting the borders with Libya in order to slow down the influx of refugees travelling to Italy.
However, several countries reacted to this action characterizing it as inadequate. Mark Rutte, the Dutch Prime Minister, mentioned: "This is what every country is doing. This cannot come in the place of, instead of being willing to take up your fair share in terms of the burden-sharing." What is more, Paolo Gentiloni, the Italian Prime Minister, thanked the Visegrad group for the contribution but said that these countries should pledge to accept migrants.
International migration day
Last Monday, on the international migration day, the United Nations urged for global cooperation in order to be able to make sure that migration is managed efficiently ensuring that human rights are protected. Secretary-General António Guterres specifically said: "Evidence overwhelmingly shows that migrants generate economic, social and cultural benefits for societies everywhere. Yet, hostility towards migrants is unfortunately growing around the world. Solidarity with migrants has never been more urgent."
William Lacy Swing, Director-General of the International Organization of Migration, cried out for a world with safer migration. In detail, William Lacy Swing stated: If we don't come up with solutions, the smugglers will do it for us, at great cost to human life and to the fabric of our societies."
Although the influx of refugees to the Greek islands is decreasing, the migration crisis continues to be a significant humanitarian and policy matter for Brussels and the EU member states. Are the mandatory quotas going to be annulled? Unfortunately, the outburst of populism in Europe and the persistence of some EU countries to keep their borders closed to migrants polarizes the Europeans and grows xenophobia. It remains to be seen how things will evolve in the first half of 2018 when the EU is expected to show more solidarity and coherence towards this humanitarian crisis.
Filed Under: Policy, Politics, Refugee Crisis, Regional Tagged With: Alexis Tsipras, Angela Merkel, António Guterres, Commission, Czech Republic, Dimitris Avramopoulos, Donald Tusk, Dublin regulation, EC, EU, Germany, IOM, mandatory quotas, Mark Rutte, migration crisis, multiannual financial framework, Paolo Gentiloni, Poland and Hungary, Slovakia, UN, Visegrad Group, William Lacy Swing
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CNN is reporting that new evidence suggests that Empire actor Jussie Smollett paid the two Nigerian brothers to orchestrate his attack.
Recall that the brothers were arrested Wednesday but released without charges Friday after Chicago police cited the discovery of "new evidence." And now, sources told CNN the two men are now cooperating fully with law enforcement.
The sources added that there are records that show that the two brothers purchased the rope found around Smollett's neck at a hardware store in Chicago, and that there are other evidences which the police are currently working with.
And this has stirred heated reactions on social media. At the moment, Smollett has deactivated his Instagram comment section and had yet to respond to the update as at press time.


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News of my occasional trips to various parts of the globe and the narrow gauge railways I encounter there.
See also John Raby's blogs at www.rabylee.uk/linesidingindex.html
Kolkata 6-7 March
Plinthed in a small enclosure opposite Howrah station was 2ft 6in gauge Bagnall 0-6-4T AK 6 (2021 of 1916) ex Ahmadpur-Katwa Railway
Kolkata was hot, humid, busy, and a little smoggy.
Acclimatisation for the early arrivals included a visit to the famous Howrah station, across the Hooghly River from the CBD, and a ride back on the ferry.
The huge Howrah station from across the Hooghly River
We made acquaintance with some of the residents of Howrah Station, a very busy suburban terminus.
The Howrah bridge, similar in length to Brisbane's Story bridge, dominates the scene
Ablutions on the western bank
The next day the entire party rode a chartered tram from the central tram station in the heart of Kolkata. This is the last tram system left in India.
Articulated tram at Dalhouise Square
Goat herding at the central tram station
We also took a city walk. Kolkata is definitely a city of the Raj, with many fine Victorian buildings of which a good proportion are in a parlous state of repair.
The distinctive yellow Kolkata taxis in a gracious city street. The Hindustan Ambassador, based on the Morris Oxford, only went out of production in 2014.
Kolkata is a busy commercial hub.
Final port of call for the day was the Indian Railways East Regional Railway Museum just south of Howrah station, which was well worth a visit. There is a capacious display hall and a jolly pleasure railway, but the majority of exhibits are displayed in the open in railway sidings.
2ft 6in gauge Bagnall 2-6-2T BK-13 (3053 of 1953) ex Burdwan Katwa Railway
Broad gauge 20202 (Class WAM-1) was the first alternating current passenger locomotive in India. Manufactured by a European consortium in 1959, it is reportedly operational and its condition suggests that it has not been long on display.
First sighting in India of a Darjeeling B class locomotive. 798 (North British 23291 of 1898) is nicely displayed under cover with two carriages.
A metre gauge express engine, 2-8-2 3403 built by TELCO (a.k.a Tata) in 1961.
Two British tour members enjoying their ride on the 18 inch gauge 'Fairy Queen Express' train.
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Indian Narrow Gauge Extravaganza
Mahanadi, Darjeeling Himalayan Railway 11 March 2016
I was lucky enough to participate in the month-long Darjeeling Tours Narrow Gauge Extravaganza tour in March-April. Unfortunately, work commitments since them have delayed the posting of blog entries, but it is now time to begin.
Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh
I would strongly recommend Darjeeling Tours http://www.darjeelingtours.co.uk/under tour leader Fuzz Jordan to anyone contemplating a trip to India The tour was well-organised and the arrangements were flexible enough to allow for individual detours. Some famous cultural sites were included, but not at the expense of rail interest, and some of the accommodation echoed the days of the Raj in charm and comfort.
Having said that, a tour of this length in India is hard going and a certain level of physical fitness and endurance is recommended. India can seem chaotic at times, but things generally work, and the Indian people are welcoming and proud of their country.
Kangra Station (2ft 6in gauge), Himachal Pradesh, 21 March 2016
Because India is such an interesting country, and that includes its main line (5ft 6in gauge) trains, I will be including a fair bit of local colour amongst the narrow gauge frocus.
Mackay Sugar 11 February 2016
Just a quick visit to Mackay enabled me to find a few sugar industry off season maintenance tasks going on.
One task is putting all the bins from the three mills through routine greasing and checking at Pleystowe. Farleigh Mill's turn to participate in this process began today with Walkers B-B DH DULVERTON making the initial run from Pleystowe with 160 bins that had already been serviced. It would later return with a rake of bins from Farleigh. Up to 200 bins can be serviced in a day at Pleystowe, so it is quite a job to keep up the supply.
DULVERTON eases its load across Mandurana Road
The large radio-controlled bogie brake wagon makes up the rear off the rake.
The line from Pleystowe to Farleigh includes the steep Church Hill (1 in 25). This photo shows the gradient with the locomotive out of sight over the crest and the brake wagon yet to commence its ascent.
Meanwhile, Clyde 0-6-0DH DEVEREUX was out on Marian Mill's Mia Mia line with the track welding train. Just as on main line railways, many mills are eliminating fishplate joints to help reduce maintenance costs.
On the intensively-used main line south of Racecourse Mill, two Plasser track machines were in use.
Plasser Model KMX-12T TTAMP5 (built 1990)
Plasser ballast regulator BREG1, built 1982
Eric Gibson's ex Farleigh Mill Avonside 0-4-0T is still stored under cover on Gibson's Road, behind Racecourse Mill.
Avonside 1909 of 1922. This type came to Queensland after two earlier ones ordered by South African sugar mills were commandeered by the British Government during World War I, ending up at Farleigh Mill after the war.
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New Zealand January 2016 - 7. Blenheim Riverside Railway
The Blenheim Riverside Railway is a superb new 2ft gauge line that has been developed over the last 30 years. It runs 5.5km from Brayshaw Heritage Park to the heart of Blenheim alongside the Taylor River. An 800m branch to the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre and Omaka Classic Cars was recently opened in 2015.
The railway makes Blenheim unique as a 2ft gauge railway centre worldwide. There is nothing quite like this anywhere else.
At Brayshaw Park Station, the main loco working currently is GEORGE, 4wDH A&G Price 166 of 1951, built in Thames, New Zealand for the Ohai State Coal Mine.
B-B DH ONAHAU - 1145 DH3443 - was donated to the railway. It was built in a Picton shipyard in the 1990s for service on a now defunct private railway in the Marlborough Sounds. Too slow for passenger work, it is the preferred locomotive for maintenance trains.
Maintenance vehicles coupled to ONAHAU in the spacious shed.
This rotary grass cutter built by the railway is reminiscent of larger versions once used on Queensland sugar cane railways.
WW 7443, a converted ex-NZR jigger
This is a Ruston & Hornsby 20DL 4wDM, believed to be 202969 of 1940. It had a varied history in the UK, receiving its steam outline for use at the Cotswold Wildlife Park. It came to New Zealand in 1984 and was purchased for the railway in 2011. It is currently being equipped for passenger use.
'Donald' was built as a 0-4-0T in 1901, almost certainly by the Glasgow Railway Engineering Co Ltd. It worked at the Puponga coal mines until 1930 and was then dumped. Rescued in 1989, it has been a long-term rebuilding project. Converted to an oil-burning 0-4-2T to make it suitable for passenger use, it should return to steam during 2016.
MURRAY is Ruston & Hornsby 170204 of 1934, converted from 2ft 6in gauge. It worked at Milburn Lime & Cement and is currently the backup passenger train loco.
RM1 is a B-B DH railcar built by the railway in 1992 and available to handle light services or operate shuttles on the Omaka branch on busy days.
The railway runs alongside the Taylor River through parkland. This is just past Eckford's Engineering Corner as the line approaches central Blenheim
The train passes below High Street at the Alfred Bridge and joins the River Board Walk at Leeds Quay
Beaver Station terminus alongside the river quay in central Blenheim
On returning to Brayshaw Park, GEORGE runs around its train in readiness for its run up the Omaka branch, opened in 2015
The Omaka branch crosses a bridge over the Taylor River constructed by the Marlborough District Council
Train at Omaka Station ready to return to Brayshaw Park
Climbing up from the river bridge on the return journey to Brayshaw Park
New Zealand January 2016. 6 - 2ft gauge lines: Ferrymead, Charleston, Denniston
2ft-gauge railways were never numerous in New Zealand, but there is plenty of interest in those that exist today.
There is a 2ft gauge railway at Ferrymead Heritage Park near Christchurch, with its track currently under reconstruction. It has two 'Planet' diesels (locked in the shed) and other rolling stock from Dominion Salt, Grasmere.
Galvanised salt wagons from Dominion Salt on display at the Ferrymead 2ft gauge railway.
The remains of a CSR steel cane truck from Fiji.
Parts of the Clyde Engineering first class carriage from the Fiji Free Train.
Other sections and the bogies from this car are stored nearby.
An interesting crane
At Charleston, on the west coast, Norwest Adventures run a cave rafting attraction on the Nile River. An adjunct to this is the Nile River Rainforest Train which runs along an attractive limestone gorge, a location for the BBC's 2001 "Lost World" TV movie.
The main locomotive is a steam outline diesel-hydraulic rebuilt from a Greenwood & Batley 4wBE loco (2280 of 1950).
Travelling through the Nile River Gorge
The second locomotive is CECIL, this time with a petrol engine.
It was also rebuilt from a battery loco, Wingrove & Rogers 795 of 1931.
Denniston is situated at the top of a high plateau near Westport. It was the home of a number of coal mines linked by rope-powered 2ft gauge wagonways to the top of the famous Denniston incline. This was actually two inclines, up which NZR coal wagons were hauled to be loaded with coal.
The 'Denniston Experience' is a tourist attraction featuring a 2ft gauge railway running along the side of a gorge on the trackbed of one of the old waggonways and into the Banbury Mine which first produced coal in 1880.
Old coal tubs half buried near the incline head.
The locomotive in use is heavily rebuilt Greenwood & Batley 2281 of 1950.
The train awaiting to depart from the station.
600 metres up, the Denniston Plateau was wreathed in mist.
The line snakes around the escarpment above a deep gorge.
The mine entrance. The train travels a short distance inside.


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Airlines, Awards, Mexico, Travel
World Travel Awards Names Copa Airlines 2011 Leading Airline for Mexico and Central America
Copa Airlines has been named "Mexico & Central America's Leading Airline 2011" by World Travel Awards.
This is the second consecutive year the airline has won this important recognition. Three other Central American and Mexican airlines also were nominated for the award.
"We are very pleased to receive the World Travel Award honor, which reflects Copa Airlines' focus on customer service and operational excellence across our extensive route network throughout the Americas," said Pedro Heilbron, CEO, Copa Airlines. "We congratulate our more than 6,000 co-workers throughout the Americas whose work made this award possible."
The World Travel Awards began in 1993 to acknowledge and recognize excellence in the world's travel and tourism industry. Votes are cast by 183,000 travel professionals, including travel agencies, tour and transport companies and tourism organizations in over 160 countries across the globe, as well as the traveling public. Judging criteria include overall performance, product development, innovation, creativity and customer satisfaction.
The fastest growing airline in Latin America, Copa Airlines operates the leading and the most efficient hub in the region, the Hub of the Americas at Tocumen International Airport in Panama City, Panama. In June 2011, Copa expanded its hub operations and currently operates six flight banks. Copa Airlines offers flights to more international destinations within Latin America than any other airline from any other hub in the Latin American region. The airline also flies nonstop to five U.S. destinations and Toronto, Canada.
SOURCE: Copa Airlines
Susie Albin-Najera
Susie Albin-Najera is the creator and editor of The Mexico Report, an award winning travel blog showcasing news, deals and resources for the modern traveler. Najera is a writer, author, travel blogger, marketing and public relations specialist and producer. Najera serves on the host committee for Maestro Cares, founded by singer Marc Anthony and producer Henry Cardenas; and on the advisory board for Corazon de Vida, providing aid to children in Mexico. She is also the creator of 'The Real Heroes of Mexico' showcasing community heroes in Mexico and producer of Latino Thought Makers. Najera has been recognized by the Mexican Consulate and Mexico Tourism Board for fostering positive relations between countries and her dedication to showcasing Mexico as a premiere destination. She can be reached at info@themexicoreport.com
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Q: OAuth2 not working for Login with Google on VB .NET WebBrowser control in WinForms application My goal is for a user of my VB.NET WinForms application to be able to log into a website using Google & OAuth2, thus giving me the token that I need to make API calls.
Currently, I can successfully use a username/password combination to go through the multi-step process of getting an OAuth2 token, using the WebBrowser control in a WinForms application targeting framework 4.6.1.  The basic functionality works.
Problem
Instead of logging into the website with a username/password, if I try to use Google to log in, after the pop-up windows asks me to select an account, and after I select a Google account, that windows closes and another one pops which with a red/blue circle moving, then it closes, and then nothing happens.  No error message - nothing.  My original webbrowser content is unchanged.  It's as though nothing ever happened.
What I Tried
I made the suggested changes to improve capabilities of the WebBrowser control, which seem to work because when I visit https://whatismybrowser.com, it reports that I'm using IE 11, but according to https://whoer.net, JavaScript is disabled.
I can't use WebViewer since I'm currently constrained to 4.6.1 due to a DLL I need that requires 4.6.1 (I'm trying to get away from that ASAP).
Although you can't log into GMail etc. with CEFSharp since Google blocks it, I did a test and you can use it just to authenticate in CEFSharp - i.e. Google isn't blocking it if you're just using it to authenticate to log into another site.  Unfortunately, CEFSharp is a bit of a pain about bitness, so although I could go that route if truly necessary, I'd love to make this work with the regular WinForms WebBrowser control.
Speculation
I don't know if this is happening because Google now doesn't like a lot of browsers, whether not having JavaScript is the issue, or whether something is going haywire in the normal OAuth2 flow where a redirect is supposed to occur, and that redirect isn't happening correctly for some reason.


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Standing Stone is Paul McCartney's second full-length release of original classical music (coming after 1991's Liverpool Oratorio), although he defined it as orchestral music. It was issued shortly after the release of Flaming Pie. The world premiere performance was held at The Royal Albert Hall on 14 October 1997.

History

Following up on 1991's Paul McCartney's Liverpool Oratorio, the Standing Stone project was composed out of a long poem McCartney authored to describe the way Celtic man might have wondered about the origins of life and the mystery of existence. McCartney composed the work as a commission from Richard Lyttleton, the then president of EMI Classics, to celebrate EMI's centenary. Unlike Liverpool Oratorio, the project was not an operatic performance of a story, but an instrumental one, though employing the use of a choir.

For the first time in his career, McCartney used a personal computer and software to help compose. The work was recorded by the 80 piece London Symphony Orchestra, a 120-member choir, and conducted by Lawrence Foster at EMI's Abbey Road Studios. Standing Stone was engineered by John Kurlander and mixed and edited at Hog Hill Mill Studios, McCartney's private studio in Sussex, England.

It was released on compact disc which included a 48-page booklet. The booklet reprinted in full McCartney's original poem that inspired the project, an essay by Andrew Stewart, and reproductions of two paintings by Paul from 1994 named Standing Stone Story and Standing Stone Story II. A two LP vinyl edition, limited to 2,500 copies, was also released.

The cover is one of the many photos taken by Linda McCartney during late 1969/early 1970 that would initially be seen on the inside gatefold cover of Paul's first album McCartney. This project was her husband's last release before Linda died of breast cancer on 17 April 1998, having been diagnosed almost three years earlier.

A documentary was made during the sessions, The Making of Standing Stone, and subsequently broadcast on BBC and PBS. The world premiere performance at The Royal Albert Hall was also filmed and broadcast on Channel 5 in the UK. The concert and documentary were later released together on DVD.

Release

Released on 25 September 1997 in the US, and 29 September in the UK, Paul McCartney's Standing Stone topped the classical music charts, and managed a one-week stand at number 194 on the US pop album listings.

Track listing
All pieces by Paul McCartney.

Movement I – After heavy light years
"Fire/Rain" Allegro energico – 4:30
"Cell Growth"  Semplice – 8:30
"'Human' Theme"  Maestoso – 3:36

Movement II – He awoke startled
"Meditation" Contemplativo – 3:57
"Crystal Ship" Con moto scherzando – 2:02
"Sea Voyage" Pulsating, with cool jazz feel – 3:39
"Lost at Sea" Sognando – 4:37
"Release" Allegro con spirito – 1:54

Movement III – Subtle colours merged soft contours
"Safe Haven/Standing Stone" Pastorale con moto – 4:11
"Peaceful Moment" Andante tranquillo – 2:09
"Messenger" Energico – 3:35
"Lament" Lamentoso – 2:26
"Trance" Misterioso – 5:32
"Eclipse" Eroico – 4:57

Movement IV – Strings pluck, horns blow, drums beat
"Glory Tales" Trionfale – 2:40
"Fugal Celebration" L'istesso tempo. Fresco – 4:25
"Rustic Dance" Rustico – 2:00
"Love Duet" Andante intimo – 3:43
"Celebration" Andante – 6:15

Personnel
London Symphony Orchestra
London Symphony Chorus
Lawrence Foster: conductor
Janice Graham: leader
Stephen Westrop: chorus master

References

External links
  (Album)
  (Film)

1997 classical albums
Paul McCartney albums

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By Victoria Pavlova in Movies / TV / Theatre on 19 May 2014
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The new season looks particularly violent. And that's saying something with this show.
Straight in the middle of TV's upfront season True Blood has just released its season 7 trailer. Currently, the popular opinion seems to be that the guilty pleasure series is well past its prime by now and consequently, Sookie Stackhouse's adventures are getting more outrageous by the episode. Now, the final season is gearing up to tie all the loose ends left.
Watch the first trailer for season 7 below.
The trailer starts with a flashback to the beginning of it all. "I've lived in Bon Temps my whole life," Anna Paquin says via voice-over. "But we can't go back to the way things were."
Then the trailer unleashes chaos. And by "chaos" we mean a rapid montage of scenes from the coming season, which give away little of the story. The soundtrack of The Wright Brothers' "Blood on my Name" amplifies the drama and action.
One way or another, the end is nigh for the residents of Bon Temps.
It looks like Sookie and co. will have to face off with the gang of infected vampires we saw gathering around Bellefleur's in the last season finale and then deal with the rest of the crazed vamps, running around the country. Tara and her mom have some issues to work out, as does Sookie with practically everyone else on the show.
The seventh and final season of True Blood premieres on HBO on June 22.
More: HBO Will Finally Stake True Blood In 2014
More: San Diego Comic-Con 2013: True Blood Is Heading Home To Bon Temps
Season seven's lineup looks nothing like the one the show started with.
Anna Paquin to star in Kurt Warner biopic
Anna Paquin Turns Detective In New Crime Series 'Bellevue'
Anna Paquin Could Cameo In 'The Gifted'
True Blood Recap: Bon Temps Residents Finally Get Closure - Through Murder
Anna Paquin Forced To Teach Larry King How Bisexuality Works
True Blood Recap: The Good Guys Face A Gang Of Vamps
The Gloves Are Off And The Fangs Are Out For "True Blood's" Season Premiere
'True Blood' Star Anna Paquin Talks Sex Scenes With Different Cast Members
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'True Blood' Will Live On As Musical Production
Anna Paquin is proud to be a 'married bisexual mother'
Anna Paquin And Stephen Moyer Enter Producing Deal With Hbo
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Happy 75th Birthday Millard!
Posted on January 3, 2010 by Faith Fuller
Today, Jan. 3, marks Fuller Center founder Millard Fuller's 75th birthday. "If he were alive today, I'm certain he would be using the occasion to focus not on himself, but instead on helping others," says Linda Fuller, his wife of nearly 50 years. "He never wanted to receive gifts for himself. What would make him happiest of all is when someone would give a gift to him in the form of a heartfelt letter, a commitment to help someone in need or a donation to the Fuller Center."
Fuller was born in 1935 in Lanett, Ala. to Render and Estin Cook Fuller. He developed a love of business at a young age and became a millionaire by the time he was 29 years old. In 1965, his life took a dramatic turn when his wife, Linda, told him she was leaving him. Together, they resolved to save their marriage, give away their fortune to help the poor and refocus their lives toward God's work with a renewed and exciting sense of purpose.
A decade later, they started Habitat for Humanity which has to date built or renovated 350,000 homes worldwide for more than 1.75 million people. In 2005, the Fullers once again started over and launched The Fuller Center for Housing which is currently building and renovating homes in 17 countries and 57 communities in the United States.
To learn more about Fuller's extraordinary life, visit the History Timeline and Millard Fuller's bio page.
If you would like to honor Millard's 75th birthday:
SHARE a special story or memory in our guestbook
DONATE $75 in honor of 75 years
UPLOAD a photo of Millard to our website
RECORD a special video message to YouTube (post the video link in our Guestbook)
Linda Fuller says she is grateful for the heartfelt messages remembering Millard on this special day, including this one from a longtime friend:
Hi Linda, I'm thinking about you today and just told Millard happy birthday in heaven. I know God is with you and I hope that you have a very blessed 2010.
Click here to share your own message in our guestbook
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We have this little "curio cabinet" or something - I dont know what to call it. We use it as a mini-bar area because it has a wine rack and we can keep our glasses in it. Anyway. We bought it from target online for our old dining room because we needed extra storage. It ended up being (surprise) not exactly easy to build and now has a lean to it. Regardless, it has bothered me in our new house because it is dark cherry and all the other wood we have in our house is a honey oak.
You can see it in action in our *lovely* kitchen, with the cabinet squeezed in the left there by the yellow bookshelf that holds our dog food and recycling. It wasn't doing much for me there and I have big plans for that area when the kitchen redo comes.
I learned from my last spray experience to tape the newspaper very firmly or else paint gets through (no fun).
It has a new lease on life. This color is the same as two of the dining chairs and fits well in this corner (there is a door there but we don't use it, as it seems odd to have a guest room lead into a dining room, especially when said guest room has three doors). I did scuff the edges a bit, making it look a little distressed.
Yes, let's hear about that birthday! What did you on on the blessed day when you turned a quarter of a century old?


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Tag: Keegan-Michael Key
Angry Birds (2016)*
Title: Angry Birds
Directed by: Clay Kaytis and Fergal Reilly
Written by: Jon Vitti
Starring: Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Bill Hader, Peter Dinklage, Sean Penn, Keegan-Michael Key and Kate McKinnon
The movie takes us to an island populated entirely by happy, flightless birds – or almost entirely. In this paradise, Red (Jason Sudeikis, We're the Millers, Horrible Bosses), a bird with a temper problem, speedy Chuck (Josh Gad in his first animated role since Frozen), and the volatile Bomb (Danny McBride, This Is the End, Eastbound and Down) have always been outsiders. But when the island is visited by mysterious green piggies, it's up to these unlikely outcasts to figure out what the pigs are up to.
During Credits? Yes
The various birds and pigs dance to the song "I Will Survive".
The three baby blue birds launch themselves off the slingshot.
Is this stinger worth waiting around for? (+14 rating, 20 votes)
Note: You can unlock a new area of the "Angry Birds Action!" game and also see an exclusive clip from the film by opening the game during the end credits of the film so it can detect a inaudible digital watermark that will be played.
Was seeing Angry Birds in 3D worth the cost?
Welcome to Happiness (2015)?
Title: Welcome to Happiness
Directed by: Oliver Thompson
Written by: Oliver Thompson
Starring: Kyle Gallner, Olivia Thirlby, Nick Offerman and Keegan-Michael Key
Woody (Kyle Gallner), a children's author, rents a strange apartment from his landlord, Moses (Nick Offerman). There's a magical door in Woody's closet that allows those who go through it to erase mistakes from their past. While he was once happy to facilitate the passage of the random strangers summoned to his apartment, Woody soon begins to question why he himself is not allowed to go through.
During Credits? Unknown
No information at this time
After Credits? Unknown
Click to see whats: after the credits
Is this stinger worth waiting around for? (No Ratings Yet)
Keanu (2016)*
Title: Keanu
Directed by: Peter Atencio
Written by: Jordan Peele and Alex Rubens
Starring: Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele and Tiffany Haddish
Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, a.k.a. the hugely popular comedy duo Key & Peele, star in New Line Cinema's action comedy "Keanu." The two play Clarence and Rell, cousins who live in the city but are far from streetwise. When Rell's beloved kitten, Keanu, is catnapped, the hopelessly straight-laced pair must impersonate ruthless killers in order to infiltrate a street gang and retrieve the purloined feline. But the incredibly adorable kitten becomes so coveted that the fight over his custody creates a gang war, forcing our two unwitting heroes to take the law into their own hands.
We see the pictures from the Keanu calendar.
After Credits? Yes
We see the Allentown Brothers sit up, get in their car, and drive away.
Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015)*
Title: Hotel Transylvania 2 (aka. Hotel Transylvania 2 3D)
Directed by: Genndy Tartakovsky
Written by: Adam Sandler and Robert Smigel
Starring: Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, Selena Gomez, Kevin James, Steve Buscemi, David Spade, Keegan-Michael Key, Fran Drescher, Molly Shannon, Megan Mullally, Nick Offerman, Dana Carvey, Rob Riggle and Mel Brooks
Dracula and his friends try to bring out the monster in his half human, half vampire grandson in order to keep Mavis from leaving the hotel.
A cartoon version of the hotel magician presents the first part of the credits.
Was seeing Hotel Transylvania 2 in 3D worth the cost?


Can't remember where I scanned this advert from but McEwan miniatures imported Asgard into the States back in the day.....haven't seen this mini advertised in the UK before......my example is pictured on an earlier post....(minus the top piece) here. Somewhere I have some more but they are well hidden so I have no idea if I have all of the top bit......grrrrrrrr. Apparently this is a conversion of a Cyborg sculpted by Stan Pochron who came over from the States working with Bryan Ansell all those years ago. More info if I find any!
top find Mister, you got a date on this advert?
Just posted an edit to it; September '78.


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Detroit Tigers best remaining trade chips following Verlander and Upton deals
DETROIT, MI - AUGUST 24: Shane Greene #61 of the Detroit Tigers celebrates a 10-6 win over the New York Yankees with James McCann #34 at Comerica Park on August 24, 2017 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) /
PITTSBURGH, PA – AUGUST 07: Ian Kinsler #3 of the Detroit Tigers turns a double play against the Pittsburgh Pirates during interleague play at PNC Park on August 7, 2017 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images) /
2 Ian Kinsler
If deciding between Greene and Kinsler in terms of which player possessed superior trade value took place a year ago, Kinsler would checked in first.
Now, with Kinsler in the midst of a down year offensively and Greene thriving in the bullpen, the result is flipped.
Despite hitting just .239 with a .718 OPS, Kinsler still leads all current Detroit Tigers position players with a 2.2 WAR.
Defense and base running
This is largely due continued defensive excellence from Kinsler.
The second baseman is currently sporting a 9.3 UZR/150 to go along with a +7 DRS. He's also been one of the team's better base runners with a 2.7 BsR.
What's more, there's reason to believe Kinsler's offense will pick up again. He's improved his walk rate and lowered his strikeout percentage in 2017, and his sporting a rather unlucky .255 BABIP.
As of late, the trade market has seen the value of pitchers skyrocket, with position players' value trending downwards.
Tigers fans know this all too well, as Detroit wasn't able to get as much in a deal for J.D. Martinez as the team would have—say—two or three years ago.
That being said, Kinsler is still capable of making an impact. Since 2013 he's hasn't logged a WAR south of 2.5 in a full season.
Because of that and an affordable contract (per Spotrac) Kinsler has a $10 million team option for next season), the second baseman could be one of the better position player trade chips in the league.


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Stick To Policing And Getting The Rubbish Carted Away, Can't You?
Licensing chiefs in Dorset have rejected a round-the-clock alcohol home delivery service after concerns were raised about potential disorder.
So, they'd rather boozed-up people went outside their homes in search of more drink, then?
Councillor Andrew Morgan said it was refused because "risks and controls" had not been properly considered.
Such as?
We aren't told. And it's not just the council.
Dorset Police spoke against the proposal at the council's licensing committee hearing.
Sgt Adrian Thompson said alcohol was controlled in certain night spot areas across the town.
He said: "The home travelling side will bring that into communities where people want to sleep at night... and carrying on noisy parties or the sound of delivery people in the street just disturbs some people and causes them some distress."
The same applies for pizza and curry delivery services too.
Planning on banning these too, are we?
Mr Scott and Mr Davis said they will reapply to the council in January after reassessing their business proposal.
Whereupon they'll be turned down again. Unless in the intervening period, these people are taught that they are the servants, and not the masters…
Councillor Andrew Morgan said: "Whilst we really admire the entrepreneurial spirit of the two gentlemen making the application, we felt that they hadn't considered the risks and controls properly, and for those reasons we felt we are right to say no to the application."
In other words, 'Go away and think up a 24-hour fruit juice delivery business, and you'll be in business'.
Meanwhile, in Brighton, the police and council are up in arms over yet another business venture:
A pub crawl firm offering a "recession-friendly" £10 drinking session has been criticised by police and health charities.
Punters in Brighton can take advantage of six free drinks on an organised tours of city-centre bars.
The pub crawls, organised by a company called Boozedbrighton.com, have only just been introduced in the city.
You can guess who wasn't delighted, can't you?
Senior police officers and health charities reacted angrily to the events.
And just listen to what they had to say!
Inspector Vicki Harris, Sussex Police's head of licensing for Brighton and Hove, said she had not heard of the events until she was contacted by The Argus.
Why the hell should any business have to inform the police before they start up? They aren't serving drinks, so it should be of no interest to the licensing authorities, and so to this jumped-up little prodnose.
She said: "I have not heard of this company but I am very concerned to hear of them encouraging binge drinking to this extent which is very unhealthy and can lead to social order problems. "
The first is none of your damn business, and the second should only require you to act if it comes to pass. Not in case it might…
But she isn't finished insinuating her beak into this business:
"Trading Standards may well be interested and I will certainly be speaking to the venues that are hosting these promotions to ensure that there will be no breaches of conditions and that venues continue to promote the licensing objectives as is required under the Licensing Act.
"We have plenty of successful bar crawls usually organised through the students' unions who work with us and coordinate with us. This company has had no contact with us and I will now be looking into their operation."
Ahhh, it all becomes clear now.
The favoured businesses are the ones that go cap in hand to the likes of Inspector (how'd she get to be one in the first place, I wonder?) Vicki-with-an-i Harris. Those that rightly think they should have no say in it are to be brought to heel.
And the council want in on that game too:
A spokeswoman for Brighton and Hove City Council said: "Each weekend the city welcomes hundreds of visitors who enjoy the vibrant nightlife in Brighton and Hove and this council is committed to keeping them safe and promoting sensible drinking.
"Partnership working with the police, health services and licensing trade in managing the night time economy has been so successful that we recently achieved Beacon status.
"Therefore we are concerned to hear of any initiative which may encourage excessive or irresponsible drinking. If the event organisers would like to contact us, we would be pleased to provide information and advice to help ensure that those taking part have a safe and enjoyable night out."
You mean, you are terrified at the thought of any business setting up without your involvement?
Because if they do, then people might reasonably ask why we need so many of you in the first place…
Labels: local councils, NuPuritans, policing
Old BE said...
I am fairly certain that the organisers of the various pub crawls that I went on during University did not feel the need to inform the police in advance! Hey, and guess what nobody ever caused "social order" problems or got arrested!
disturbs some people and causes them some distress."
DISTRESS!!!
What, like as if a fucking armed to the teeth storm trooper intent on rape and pillage jumped through your bleedin bedroom window kind of "distress" do they mean?
Or the new British kind of "distress" wherby people can have heart failure if some one talks to them in a loud fucking voice???
What for a shower of fucking pansys have the Brits become???
Joe Public said...
Boozers will just have to drive to their liquor stores to restock then.
"I am fairly certain that the organisers of the various pub crawls that I went on during University did not feel the need to inform the police in advance! Hey, and guess what nobody ever caused "social order" problems or got arrested!"
Indeed. Surely an escorted crawl is just the thing to reduce these sort of problems?
But then, it's not really about the potential problems at all, is it?
"Or the new British kind of "distress" wherby people can have heart failure if some one talks to them in a loud fucking voice???"
My guess would be the second one.
Or more likely, the distress caused to the NuPuritans and control-freaks by the thought that someone, somewhere is having fun without government sanction...
"Boozers will just have to drive to their liquor stores to restock then."
Madness, isn't it?
Mountain Of Youth
Tuesday [1 onwards]
Spare The Rod, Spoil The Child Footballer...
British 'Justice'...
Why Does Remembrance Day Always Bring Out The Wors...
"I don't understand how this many people capable o...
Post Of The Month (Extra 'Question Time' Edition)
Oooh, A Hate Crime!
Quote Of The Month (Extra 'Question Time' Edition)
At Last, A Sensible Outcome...
Clacton-on-Sea: Twinned With Hell-on-Earth...
Mr 13 Points...
Storm, Meet Teacup...
If You Don't Like It Here, You Can Just Go Elsewhe...
"She's had death threats because of it, and it's n...
What If We Gave A Party With 'Ethnic Minority Arts...
You Sure About That?
Well, The UK Has One Area Of Growth, At Least…
"Someone said to me earlier that he was in the wro...
Changing Attitudes Towards State Control...
Gimme That Old Time Religion…
Their Lust For Control Doesn't Stop At The Real Wo...
As Secret Bases Go, It's Not Very 'Tracy Island', ...
Because It's Different When We Do It!
Yasmin Just Can't Keep Her Trap Shut, Can She?
Put Out An APB On Van Helsing, Sarge…
Musical Theatre Revival Revisionism...
Spreading The Message Of Love...
You Really, Really Can't Make It Up Any Longer...
In Loco Parentis...
More Of Those Benefits Of The Multicultural Society
Sunday Funnies...
Tom Utley Isn't Going To Win 'Father Of The Year' ...
"… you have to expect that if you come to an anti-...
Well, It Beats The Usual Aubergine Or Watermelon…
1001 Uses For A Dead Cat Rabbit…
Victim Selection EPIC FAIL!
Harriet! Here's An Achievement For You!
'Father of the Year' EPIC FAIL!
Where's The Tory Party's Backbone Gone..?
'Question Time' Reflection
BNP On Parade...
There Are Old Pilots, And Bold Pilots…
They Can Feel Power And Influence Slipping Through...
You Shake And Shake And Shake The Bottle…
Let's See Where This Goes, Shall We?
Light Blue Touchpaper, Retire…
Scientists Want To Have Their Cake And Eat It….
Defence FAIL!
Crumbs!
I Think I See Why You Didn't Win, 'Ladies'...
"Sarge! Sarge! They're Deploying The Offensive Ban...
And Obama's Not Much Of A President, Either...
"...too many bloggers are mad or malicious..."
Need Incontinence Pads From The NHS?
'Telegraph' Staff Still Not Watching Enough 'Life ...
Oh, Not Her Again!
Oh, Not Him Again!
It's Not Somalia...
Who Guards The Guardians?
That Law Of Unintended Consequences Bites Again...
Purveyor Of Woo Insists Woo Far More Prevalent Tha...
I'll Save The Medical Authorities The Trouble...
Bizarre Story…
Legal Oddity...
'Ladies and gentlemen, the Prime Minister...'
Put Down The 'My Little Pony' And Come Out With Yo...
Now You Are Just Playing 'Silly Burgers'!
Busily Building A Pyre For Martyrs…
Pandering To The Reality TV Generation…
Helping Others At The Expense Of Our Own Citizens
Learning To Speak The Language…
Pure Spite…
Stick To Policing And Getting The Rubbish Carted A...
Pot, Meet Kettle…
Waking Up To Impending Disaster
Favoured Victims...
Keeping Us Safe From Misleading Yoghurt Adverts
Thanks, Sir Tel...
Yeah, Yeah. Let's See Your Black 'Mohammed On An E...
It's The Burger Police! Scarper!
If Only Harold Shipman Had Waited A few More Years...
Well, She Would, Wouldn't She..?
All The More Reason To Send Them Back Quickly...
Always Good For A Laugh...
And The Problem With That Would Be...?
We Have Always Been At War With Eastasia…
You Don't Expect To Come Across Political Analysis...
Silence, Peasants!
If She's A Size 16...
Labour's Default Defence: Lie, Lie, Lie...
They Just Aren't Trying Any More, Are They?
Is This A Quote From A Police Officer Or Social Wo...
This Says It All...
Sunday Funnies (Extra)
I'm Struggling To See it...