text:
'use strict';

module.exports = function(grunt) {

    var gruntCWD = process.cwd();

    grunt.initConfig({
        jshint: {
            all: [
                'package.json',
                'Gruntfile.js',
                'tasks/*.js',
                '<%= nodeunit.tests %>',
            ],
            options: {
                jshintrc: '.jshintrc',
            },
        },
        clean: {
            tests: ['tmp'],
        },
        copy: {
            prepareVanilla: {
                expand: true,
                cwd: 'test/fixture/vanilla/',
                src: ['**'],
                dest: 'tmp/vanilla/'
            },
            prepareVanillaCwd: {
                files: [
                    {
                        expand: true,
                        cwd: 'test/fixture/vanilla/src/static',
                        src: ['**'],
                        dest: 'tmp/vanillaCwd/src/static/extrafolder'
                    },
                    {
                        expand: true,
                        cwd: 'test/fixture/vanilla/target-grunt',
                        src: ['**'],
                        dest: 'tmp/vanillaCwd/target-grunt'
                    }
                ]
            },
            prepareOverrides: {
                expand: true,
                cwd: 'test/fixture/overrides/',
                src: ['**'],
                dest: 'tmp/overrides/'
            }
        },
        execute: {
            chdirToVanilla: {
                call: function() {
                    process.chdir('tmp/vanilla/target-grunt');
                }
            },
            chdirToVanillaCwd: {
                call: function() {
                    process.chdir('tmp/vanillaCwd/target-grunt');
                }
            },
            chdirToOverrides: {
                call: function() {
                    process.chdir('tmp/overrides/target-grunt');
                }
            },
            chdirReset: {
                call: function() {
                    process.chdir(gruntCWD);
                }
            }
        },
        mavenPrepare: {
            should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist: {
                options: {
                    resources: ['**']
                }
            },
            should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist_cwd: {
                options: {
                    resources: ['**']
                }
            },
            should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist_with_overriden_properties: {
                options: {
                    resources: ['**']
                }
            }
        },
        mavenDist: {
            should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist: {
                options: {
                    warName: 'war',
                    deliverables: ['**', '!non-deliverable.js'],
                    gruntDistDir: 'dist'
                }
            },
            should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist_cwd: {
                options: {
                    warName: 'war',
                    workingDirectory: 'extrafolder',
                    deliverables: ['**', '!non-deliverable.js'],
                    gruntDistDir: 'dist'
                }
            },
            should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist_with_overriden_properties: {
                options: {
                    warName: 'war',
                    deliverables: ['**'],
                    gruntDistDir: 'dist'
                }
            }
        },
        nodeunit: {
            tests: ['test/*_test.js']
        }
    });

    grunt.loadTasks('tasks');

    grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-jshint');
    grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-clean');
    grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-copy');
    grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-nodeunit');
    grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-execute');

    grunt.registerTask('testVanilla', [
        'execute:chdirToVanilla',
        'mavenPrepare:should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist',
        'mavenDist:should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist',
        'execute:chdirReset'
    ]);

    grunt.registerTask('testVanillaCwd', [
        'execute:chdirToVanillaCwd',
        'mavenPrepare:should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist_cwd',
        'mavenDist:should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist_cwd',
        'execute:chdirReset'
    ]);

    grunt.registerTask('testOverrides', [
        'execute:chdirToOverrides',
        'mavenPrepare:should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist_with_overriden_properties',
        'mavenDist:should_prepare_grunt_dist_and_copy_to_maven_dist_with_overriden_properties',
        'execute:chdirReset'
    ]);

    grunt.registerTask('test', ['clean', 'copy', 'testVanilla', 'testVanillaCwd', 'testOverrides', 'nodeunit']);

    grunt.registerTask('default', ['jshint', 'test']);

};


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text:
class Libxslt < Formula
  desc "C XSLT library for GNOME"
  homepage "http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/"
  url "http://xmlsoft.org/sources/libxslt-1.1.30.tar.gz"
  mirror "ftp://xmlsoft.org/libxml2/libxslt-1.1.30.tar.gz"
  sha256 "ba65236116de8326d83378b2bd929879fa185195bc530b9d1aba72107910b6b3"

  bottle do
    sha256 "f9aac5cef88144fc67e015a9570ac1e0e161f14ffcee9ee9735a1b9e0fe69103" => :high_sierra
    sha256 "b31338a4e2ca73983a32cd99cce8a55ba7dcaa89ed2a431398d140894bf3c022" => :sierra
    sha256 "f6eb7c9248051f75a1f7a895bdb7debde29a6abfa349b6de2ce792bf803913bd" => :el_capitan
  end

  head do
    url "https://git.gnome.org/browse/libxslt.git"

    depends_on "autoconf" => :build
    depends_on "automake" => :build
    depends_on "libtool" => :build

    # https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=743148
    patch :DATA
  end

  keg_only :provided_by_osx

  depends_on "libxml2"

  def install
    if build.head?
      ENV["NOCONFIGURE"] = "yes"
      system "./autogen.sh"
    end

    # https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=762967
    inreplace "configure", /PYTHON_LIBS=.*/, 'PYTHON_LIBS="-undefined dynamic_lookup"'

    system "./configure", "--disable-dependency-tracking",
                          "--disable-silent-rules",
                          "--prefix=#{prefix}",
                          "--with-libxml-prefix=#{Formula["libxml2"].opt_prefix}"
    system "make"
    system "make", "install"
  end

  def caveats; <<~EOS
    To allow the nokogiri gem to link against this libxslt run:
      gem install nokogiri -- --with-xslt-dir=#{opt_prefix}
    EOS
  end

  test do
    assert_match version.to_s, shell_output("#{bin}/xslt-config --version")
  end
end

__END__
diff --git a/autogen.sh b/autogen.sh
index 0eeadd3..5e85821 100755
--- a/autogen.sh
+++ b/autogen.sh
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ THEDIR=`pwd`
 cd $srcdir
 DIE=0

-(autoconf --version) < /dev/null > /dev/null 2>&1 || {
+(autoreconf --version) < /dev/null > /dev/null 2>&1 || {
 	echo
 	echo "You must have autoconf installed to compile libxslt."
 	echo "Download the appropriate package for your distribution,"
@@ -16,22 +16,6 @@ DIE=0
 	DIE=1
 }

-(libtoolize --version) < /dev/null > /dev/null 2>&1 || {
-	echo
-	echo "You must have libtool installed to compile libxslt."
-	echo "Download the appropriate package for your distribution,"
-	echo "or see http://www.gnu.org/software/libtool"
-	DIE=1
-}
-
-(automake --version) < /dev/null > /dev/null 2>&1 || {
-	echo
-	DIE=1
-	echo "You must have automake installed to compile libxslt."
-	echo "Download the appropriate package for your distribution,"
-	echo "or see http://www.gnu.org/software/automake"
-}
-
 if test "$DIE" -eq 1; then
 	exit 1
 fi
@@ -46,14 +30,7 @@ if test -z "$NOCONFIGURE" -a -z "$*"; then
 	echo "to pass any to it, please specify them on the $0 command line."
 fi

-echo "Running libtoolize..."
-libtoolize --copy --force
-echo "Running aclocal..."
-aclocal $ACLOCAL_FLAGS
-echo "Running automake..."
-automake --add-missing --warnings=all
-echo "Running autoconf..."
-autoconf --warnings=all
+autoreconf -v --force --install -Wall

 cd $THEDIR

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text:
For regulators and professional bodies
For legal sector employers
For education and training institutions
Jenny Crewe Consulting
Legal Education - Assessment - Validation
Strategic legal sector policy advice, with particular expertise in relation to professional standards, qualifications and training
Assistance with the development of competency frameworks and specialisation
Advice on the development, implementation and validation of assessments and examinations
Research relating to social mobility, gender equality and inclusion
Market confidence and competitiveness research and analysis
International benchmarking and the evaluation of global trends
Evaluation of impact of training with a view to evidencing Return On Investment
Advice and support relating to the impact of the SRA's SQE and Continuing Competence changes
Support in relation to the development of competency frameworks
Providing workshops on the SQE assessments to enable law schools to prepare for the introduction of the SQE
Evaluating impact of assessments or aspects of assessments on standards and student feedback
Investigating particular issues or problems relating to assessments or qualifications and providing solutions
My background is in legal sector policy, and legal education and assessment more specifically. I worked for the Law Society Group for 14 years between 2002-2017 during which time I led the development, implementation and operation of the QLTS for the SRA.
My career in law began at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer where I qualified as a solicitor in the Real Estate team in 2002.
I recently completed the Postgraduate Certificate in Educational Assessment and Examinations at the University of Cambridge. I am an accredited Associate member of the Association for Educational Assessment - Europe (AEA-Europe).
"I have worked with Jenny on a number of projects over the years. She is phenomenally bright and adept at identifying root causes, grasping breadth along with detail in the contexts within which projects sit, and coming up with solutions. She has excellent qualitative research skills and policy analysis is a natural instinct to her. Her knowledge and understanding of the legal sector, education and training in the professions and wider trends is second to none. She is motivated, adaptable and proactive about developing changes that achieve impact. She is a pleasure to work with."
Nina Fletcher Head of Research, The Law Society of England and Wales
"I have worked with Jenny in a range of environments (SRA and Law Society Working Parties and Committees) over the last decade or so and seen her contributions on a range of issues affecting the legal profession. These have covered regulatory issues such as the process by which international lawyers qualify as English solicitors (including the relevant assessment regime) and the SRA's "continuing competence" regime as well as insights into the profession's status globally.
I have always been impressed by her rigour when researching issues and her skills in communicating with a wide range of stakeholders as well as her open-mindedness and enthusiasm for her work."
Tony King Director, AGK PSF Training Limited
" Jenny is an exceptional policy analyst. She combines a keen appreciation of the concerns of the body she is working for with an excellent awareness of the interests of other stakeholders, and of the political context which that creates. When we worked together, she was particularly effective in dealing with matters which had both representative and regulatory aspects, which can often be the most difficult subjects for policy work."
Russell Wallman Chief Executive, Queen's Counsel Appointments
If you'd like to speak to me about how I might be able to work with you, please get in touch using the email address below.
jenny@jennycrewe.co.uk
Jenny Crewe Consulting Limited
Registered in England and Wales (Company Number 10541795)
Registered address 50 Mill Street, Oxford OX2 0AL

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text:
Q: PayPal Sandbox MassPay: You do not have permissions to make this API call I am trying send mass payment, for this I have used CURL, but I am getting the error response: You do not have permissions to make this API call,
My credentials are correct. Here is my full code:
$unsername = '****';
        $password = '****';
        $signature = '****';
        $personal_email = '****@gmail.com';

        $ch = curl_init();
        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, 'https://api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com/nvp');
        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $unsername
                . "&".$password
                . "&".$signature
                . "&METHOD=MassPay"
                . "&VERSION=90"
                . "&RECEIVERTYPE=EmailAddress"
                . "&CURRENCYCODE=USD"
                . "&L_EMAIL0=".$personal_email
                . "&L_AMT0=35.95");
        $headers = array();
        $headers[] = 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded';
        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $headers);
        $result = curl_exec($ch);
        if (curl_errno($ch)) {
            echo 'Error:' . curl_error($ch);
        }
        curl_close($ch);
        $result = urldecode($result);
        $data = parse_str($result,$responseArray);
        $jsonResponse = $responseArray;

        echo "<pre>";
        print_r($jsonResponse);
        die;

Response :
Array
(
    [TIMESTAMP] => 2020-01-20T14:41:52Z
    [CORRELATIONID] => f1f011edab2bd
    [ACK] => Failure
    [VERSION] => 90
    [BUILD] => 54022052
    [L_ERRORCODE0] => 10002
    [L_SHORTMESSAGE0] => Authentication/Authorization Failed
    [L_LONGMESSAGE0] => You do not have permissions to make this API call
    [L_SEVERITYCODE0] => Error
)

A: Go to developer.paypal.com .
You should have an application, "Default Application" or some other created name.
Select it and you can change the settings:

(I'm not 100% sure that the highlighted one is the right permission, I never used that functionality)
If you don't have access to the API settings, you should ask to who provided the API keys to you.

A: You should not be using the old MassPay API for anything.
Instead, integrate Payouts: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/payouts/

For later use in live, there are prerequistics, which are the same for Payouts as for MassPay: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/payouts/integrate/prerequisites/
(if a live account has been enabled for MassPay it has been enabled for Payouts, and vice-versa, the business toggle is one and the same -- but must be requested and approved)

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text:
UPPSALA TRACES, 1824-1828
<<-- Episodes Listing
"Blocs erratiques . . . a major geological problem . . . which more and well-directed observations will help answer, . . . should not be confused with speculative hypotheses ungrounded in solid theory."
Alexandre Brongniart (1770 – 1847) was a colleague of Georges Cuvier. Like Cuvier, almost all of his research was on bedrock mapping and stratigraphy. However, while doing research on ancient rocks in the 1820s, he mapped trains of large, isolated boulders scattered across the landscape of southern Sweden. He used the term "erratic blocks" to designate these: "nous les désignerons sous le nom de blocs erratiques." He noted that they are not related to the local bedrock beneath them and are often separated from their place of origin by "immense plains" or across "substantial valleys." He noted that they decrease in size toward the south in Sweden, yet "we cannot attribute this sorting to the same cause that produces it in rivers," because rivers leave behind the large stones and carry off the finer sand: but the erratics are commonly embedded within sand.
He remarked that this was the region where the erratics on the Baltic shore of northern Europe originated (not from southern Germany as some others had hitherto supposed). Noting their presence also in Denmark, he wondered how they could have crossed the "narrow but deep" Sound that separates Sweden from Denmark -- but, characteristically, he let his observation stand and refused to speculate on how it could have happened. He reviewed just how common erratics are in a variety of settings all across northern Europe and in the vicinity of the Alps. He described erratic blocks as a "major geological problem."
De Saussure had described polished rocks and rounded hills in the Jura and Alps in print in 1786 and coined the term "roches mountonnees" to describe their characteristic resemblance to wigs that were then fashionable or to grazing sheep, but he believed they were caused by weathering of bedrock. Brongniart was the first to describe them outside this region and to note their consistent orientation: "a curious circumstance . . . the north-facing sides are the only which are polished, those that face south on the contrary are angular and rough."
Roche moutonnee, Bullerö Nature Reserve, Stockholm Archipelago
(http://www.progeo.se/news/97_4f/nordic.html)
He mapped long sandy ridges (åse) in the Uppsala region. He noted that Swedish geologists had not yet noticed these features. These ridges, and also scratches in the underlying bedrock, were all orientated in a southerly direction.
These sandy ridges in the Uppsala region are tens of miles long. On the GoogleEarth view you see part of the Uppsala ridge system (a few miles north of Uppsala) – i.e. the discontinuous, treed ridge to the west (left) of the river. This Uppsalaåsen (Uppsala Ridge) is over 115 miles long (it is the far right of Brongniart's map, below).
Brongniart's map showing "the direction of long, narrow sand hills covered with erratic blocks N. & W of Uppsala"
(The Magazine of Natural History 1829, p.486).
Hedesundaåsen (Hedesunda esker – sand and gravel ridge), Gästrikland, north of Stockholm
http://www.gsi.ie/Education/European+Landscapes/Sweden.htm
He concluded his review of all these features with an uncompromising statement concerning the role of solid observation in science (p.21):
"Misters Buckland and Sedgwick: one cannot attribute this phenomenon [erratics] to any action nor any known force of water; one cannot explain it by any of the causes which govern the geological phenomena of our time. I have sought to add some observations to those we have that can lead to understanding of this great geological phenomenon of erratic blocks – to contribute, one day, to knowing the force which transported these blocks, in which direction it acted, at which geologic time it took place, and if it acted from only one location while acting in only one direction or if it started from several points with many centers of action. These are all questions which more and well-directed observations will help answer, and which should not be confused with speculative hypotheses ungrounded in solid theory."
Ten years later, Nils Gabriel Sefstrom (1787-1845), a well-known chemist who re-discovered Vanadium, extended Brongniart's work in southern Sweden through extensive mapping of striations and erratic trains. Sefstrom was less circumspect than Brongniart about causes: as he interpreted it, his map showed the flood waters fanning out across southern Sweden and heading out across what is today the Baltic (See "Petridelaunian Flood").
Brongniart refused to speculate on the cause of these phenomena: but how is he justified in thinking that åse, polished rocks and rounded hills, striations, and erratics might have anything in common?
How important is his observation that erratics are commonly embedded within sand?
Brongniart, A. 1828 Notice sure les blocs de roches des terrain de transport en Suede Annales des sciences naturelles XIV mai 1828 p.5-22 http://books.google.com/books?id=6BAuHGwrk0sC&pg=PA5
SUMMARY: Notice sure les blocs de roches des terrain de transport en Suede (Annales des sciences naturelles XIV mai 1828 p.5-22); per M. Alex. Brongniart; lue a la Societe philomatique le 12 Avril 1828 Bulletin des sciences naturelles et de geologie v.17 July 1829 p.151-156 http://books.google.com/books?id=yLcXAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA4-PA151
NOTICE IN ENGLISH: The Magazine of Natural History 1829 Natural history of foreign countries: Denmark The Magazine of Natural history v.1, p.485-487 http://books.google.com/books?id=GAEXAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA485
Carozzi, A.V. 1996 New historical data on H.-B. de Saussure's introduction of the terms Moraine (1764), Roches Moutonnees, and Serac (1788) to geology. Journal of Geoscience Education v.44, p.169-174
Sefstrom, N.G. 1836 [pub.1838] Undersökning af de räfflor, hvaraf Skandinaviens berg äro med bestämd riktning fårade, samt om deras sannolika uppkomst. Kongliga Vetenskaps Academiens handlingar, for the year 1836 p.141-227 [An investigation of the furrows which traverse the Scandinavian Mountains in certain directions, together with the probable cause of their origin.] http://books.google.com/books?id=Q7g4AAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1-PA41
SUMMARY: 1836 Ueber die spuren einer sehr grossen urwlelticher Fluth. Annalen der Physik und Chemie v.38 p.614-618 http://books.google.com/books?id=u1QrAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA614
FULL ENGLISH TRANSLATION: Sefstrom (Nils Gabriel). An investigation of the furrows which traverse the Scandinavian mountains in certain directions, together with the probable cause of their origin. S. H. Thomas (trans.) p.81-144, 382 (map) in R. Taylor (ed.) 1843 Scientific memoirs v.3 part 9 (R & J. E.Taylor, London) http://books.google.com/books?id=qsY-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA82#v
ENGLISH SUMMARY: Anon, 1837 On the traces of a vast ancient flood (from Poggendorff's Annalen, 1836) The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal v.XXIII (April-Oct, 1837) p.69-73
http://books.google.com/books?id=DhgXAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA69#v
RECENT HYDROGEOLOGY MAP OF THE RIDGE SYSTEMS:
http://www.vattenmyndigheterna.se/NR/rdonlyres/206FDF00-0EA8-43DE-AC05-92074D855898/0/Beskrivning_av_vattendistriktet.pdf


text:
Jahan Tum Wahan Hum is a 1968 Pakistani Urdu black-and-white film directed by Pervaiz Malik. It cast Waheed Murad, Shabnam, Nirala, Saiqa, Rukhsana, Tamanna and Mehmood Ali.

Cast
 Shabnam
 Waheed Murad
 Nirala
 Saiqa
 Asifa
 Tamanna
 Neelofar
 Latif Charlie
 S.M. Saleem
 Azad
 Agha Sarwar

Release
Jahan Tum Wahan Huum was released on 1 November 1968 in Pakistani cinemas.

Music
The music of the film is composed by Robin Ghosh and the songs are written by Masroor Anwar. Playback singers are Ahmad Rushdi and Mala.

A list of film songs is as follows:
Mujhe talash thi jis ki... by Ahmed Rushdi and Mala
Usey dekha usey chaha... by Ahmed Rushdi
Aye mere dil deewane... by Ahmed Rushdi
Husn dekha jo tumhara to khuda yaad aya... by Ahmed Rushdi

References

External links

1968 films
1960s Urdu-language films
Pakistani romantic musical films
Pakistani black-and-white films
Films scored by Robin Ghosh

Urdu-language Pakistani films

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So there I was, landing at Reagan National Airport once again with less than I had when I first left DC for California a year ago. In one hand was sixty-something pounds of clothes and books packed into a large suitcase. On my back was my laptop, along with a copy of "The Dictionary of Failed Relationships" stuffed in my backpack. In the other hand was the leftover pieces of my broken heart, falling through the cracks in between my fingers like a crumbled cookie. I tried to keep a straight face, convincing myself that everything happens for a reason. Maybe it was all to prepare me for something greater and more important. Maybe it was karma coming back around to attack me at the right time, for every bit of pain I caused to women of my past time.
With the return home came many emotions and stories of things I seen and experienced. I spent hours on the plane trying to figure out how I would get-over it all and move on to bigger things, and the only solution I could come up with was to write until there was nothing more to say. That would result in the set of entries listed below, which I would like to call my Affliction Period. I'm sure you can relate.
The problem with human beings today is that we are so afraid to admit when we lose, fail or fall on our faces in our pursuit of happiness. Life is not a competition of trying to upstage or outdo your enemies or ex lovers. I'd rather admit failure and continue on than lie and pretend on a social network, as if I'm a heartless robot that does not hurt. I'm human. I failed, I've lost and I've crapped out… but I'm back now, and the experience has made me stronger, wiser and more mature.
Let's toast to the affliction period we all end up going through after losses and heartbreaks.
Charlie Sheen once said: "The best way to not get your heart broken is to pretend you don't have one." well I say this, to pretend is to act, and to act is to be an actor. Are we all actors now, running around playing roles and wearing costumes? I'd rather be human and take my losses like a man, let the wounds heal and get back to living life.


text:
Obama goes out to dinner after golf
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President Barack Obama rides in the vehicle at left after his motorcade departed his rental holiday vacation home in Kailua, Hawaii Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011. The President and his family are visiting Hawaii for the holidays. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
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After a round of golf this afternoon, President Barack Obama went out to dinner at Alan Wongs's with a group of friends and his sister Maya Soetoro-Ng.
The president's motorcade left Kailua at 7:30 p.m. and arrived at Alan Wong's just before 8 p.m. in a party of about 10 people. Alan Wong greeted the president and first lady with a hug as they arrived, according to a reporter who was in the restaurant.
Obama is a regular at Alan Wong's and has even had Wong cook for him at a White House function.
Earlier in the day, Obama golfed at the Koolau Golf Club, one of the more difficult courses on Oahu.
He arrived just before noon and stayed at the course until about 6:30 p.m.
Koolau is a bit of a departure for the president, who typically plays at the Kaneohe Klipper course on Marine Corps Base Hawaii when in Hawaii. That's where he played his first two rounds of golf earlier in the trip.
On other vacations, Obama has also golfed at the Mid-Pacific Country Club, Luana Hills and at Olomana, all in Kailua not far from his vacation rental.
Obama played with Hawaii friends Mike Ramos, Greg Orme and Bobby Titcomb, the same men he played with on Monday at the Klipper course.
Obama and his family are expected to remain in Hawaii until shortly after New Year's Day.
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Join us in Cleveland for the 21st annual Museums and the Web conference: April 19-22, 2017 at the Hilton Cleveland Downtown 100 Lakeside Avenue East Cleveland, OH 44114, USA.
About | The MW Program | What's New at MW17 | Who Comes to MW?
The MW (Museums and the Web) conferences convene annually in North America and Asia. Our meetings and proceedings feature advanced research and exemplary applications of digital practice for cultural, natural and scientific heritage. Formed by leading professionals from around the world, our community has been meeting since 1997, and recognizing the best in cultural heritage innovation through the GLAMi (formerly Best of the Web) awards annually. More than 1000 papers from the past 20 years of MW conferences are freely accessible online and offer an unparalleled resource for museum workers, technologists, students and researchers that grows every year.
MW offers a range of professional learning opportunities, from plenary sessions to un-conference sessions, from formal papers to informal networking, from museum project demonstrations to commercial exhibits, from professional debates to lightning talks, from how-to sessions to crit rooms and the Best of the Web awards.
Prior to the conference, there are half-day workshops and pre-conference tours.
Social events include receptions each evening, and lots of refreshment breaks provide plenty of time to meet and talk with colleagues.
Guest co-chair, Sina Bahram, brings a special emphasis on accessibility and inclusive design to MW17. Join special sessions throughout the program including the Accessibility Community of Practice and the Inclusive Design Incubator.
Opening Plenary by Beyond Conflict, pioneers in the field of conflict resolution, addresses how museums can build more inclusive communities. Join the pre-conference workshop on Inclusion and Diversity in the 21st Century Museum on Wednesday too!
Closing Plenary led by mentors in the field, Peter Samis and Carrie Barrett, reflects on learnings from MW17 and decades of work to make museums more visitor-centric. Join Carrie's workshop on Leading from Within: Your Transformative Dialogue with Museum Leadership and Your Colleagues on Wednesday, and get your signed copy of Peter Samis and Mimi Michaelson's new book, Creating the Visitor-Centered Museum, during Friday's ice cream break!
Get signed copies of Holly Witchey's new museum thriller, Cocktail at the Museum, at the Exhibitors' Reception, and see if you can be the first at MW17 to figure out whodunnit!
Keep the MW conversation going year-round by joining a Community of Practice on Accessibility, Immersive Storytelling, or Online Collections.
Propose a new Community of Practice or other enhancement to MW Conferences in a Roundtable Discussion with the MW team, and hear about how you can collaborate with the MuseWeb Foundation to transform the business of culture.
See the GLAMI awards finalists present their exemplary projects and raise a toast to the winners.
Get input from the community on your project or questions at the MW17 Clinic.
Test Gallery One's new experiences and test prototypes at the Cleveland Museum of Art Conference Reception and at the special off-site session on Saturday, 22 April.
Hear about funding opportunities from the IMLS and the kinds of innovative projects the agency is supporting.
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Hello my lovelies and how are you all today? I hope you're well and enjoying the Autumn to Winter transition? Today's post is a little bit more personal and just a little life update. Now, I don't do these post often as I'm not sure how interested you are (lol). However, recently, I have been lacking on the blog and also social media a little. I also feel that you guys deserve an explanation as to why. However, life……..
For a second year running I have the absolute honour of being nominated for a UK Bloggers award. I am so overwhelmed and grateful to even just be nominated. Especially as I feel my blog needs a bit of work right now. I am up for a beauty and lifestyle award which is always one of the hardest categories. If you're feeling generous you can cast your vote by clicking THIS LINK. Voting here will count towards both categories and I appreciate any support you can give so thank you so much in advance my loves. Of course, good luck to all who are nominated.
We have been so busy what with starting the Christmas shopping. This was in amongst both boys birthdays! How are you getting along with the Crimbo shop? I've finished the majority of mine with a few exceptions. I will have them done in the next few weeks. Then that's all gifts done and it's just pure enjoying the festive season! If you're struggling to find the perfect gift for your loved one check out this post with some gorgeous Personalised Jewellery . Or even this amazing Unicorn ring toss. Perfect for the gal pals in your life.
Christmas decorations will be going up next weekend. Neither the hubby or kids now this at the moment but they will be (lol). I for one am so excited to get into the Christmas spirit. What better way than to get the tree up and finish it with hot chocolate? I know none.
Through out December I will be working on Christmas posts for your delight. A decoration tour will be a must so if you need inspo be sure to keep your eyes peeled. I will be working on some Christmas crafts and some treats too. Such as these cute salt dough gingerbread decorations or these fun and tasty Christmas wreath crispy cakes I made last year.
I will also be implementing a new planning regime for my blogs as I have lacked this last part of the year. This has actually been for a number of reasons. Planning has been one of those and I will be working on that and taking those plans into the new year.
This includes giveaways as I had planned one for each month (where I was able). Next year I want monthly giveaways without fail. That will also take a bit of planning and I'm hoping that with some extra planning I will be able to fulfil that.
Now, my lovelies a little explanation as to why I have been lacking so badly. At the beginning of October we found out that we will be extending our family! That's correct I am expecting a new little bundle of baby joy!
I am currently 14 weeks pregnant and my estimated due date is the 23rd May. I have had my first scan already but I won't lie the first trimester is always the hardest for me. Morning sickness has been REAL. That is no surprise for me as I have suffered with it through out my two last pregnancies. I have also been beyond exhausted! Falling asleep at about 9pm and still exhausted when I wake up. This may be an iron problem. Again, another joyous side effect I am more than used to and with the regular blood tests won't be a problem. Hence the lacking of motivation with blogging and social media.
We are all beyond excited for this journey and it is one I will be sure to share through my blogs. Whether it's coping with pregnancy and the many bodily problems and joys that come with it. Such as skin and hair problems which, as some of you may not know, go hand in hand with pregnancy.
I'm excited for lots of pregnancy fashion as I swell to the size of a whale! So if you too are pregnant keep your eyes peeled for some great fashion inspiration coming soon.
I won't be announcing this on my social media as I have never done so before. I don't need that kind of attention to be honest. However, I thought I'd share it here as you loves will notice sooner or later (lol).
Well, I guess that's all for today's post my lovelies. At least you know why I might be a little under motivated or over tired now. Let me know in the comments if you're expecting in 2019?
Awesome news girl. Congratulations. I wish you all the best along the way.


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BGSD sets location for New Humble community engagement
BGSD will host a public engagement event on Mar. 11 at New Humble Centre School. (File)
The Black Gold School Division (BGSD) will host a public engagement evening on Mar. 11 at New Humble Centre School, starting at 6 p.m.
The engagement is part of Policy 15 – School Closure which administration have been working their way through since January. Trustees passed a notice of motion at the Jan. 8 regular meeting. The motion is set to be made on Apr. 22 and if passed will close New Humble School.
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Since the notice of motion was made, BGSD administration has set up a working committee to gather information about the potential school closure as well as investigate other options and an advisory committee to help work through that information.
Community members have been vocal about the short timeline they have to do research as well as the negative effects the potential school closure will have on the community.
Kelsey Huber, media representative for the New Humble Community Group, said they're hoping to get more information from the district through this meeting.
"The New Humble Community Group hopes that the Black Gold School Board sees that this community is committed to keeping the school open and we are determined to keep it from being a casualty of the budget issues the board is facing," Huber said.
"It is our goal to work collaboratively with the division with the up-to-date information provided at the meeting."
The notice of motion came out of the West End Programming Review which indicated some financial burden on the school. BGSD faced a budget shortfall this year stemming from the provincial budget that came out in October.
Huber said the community wants to work together with the district to find an alternate solution.
"The community engagement night is extremely important for community members to attend, voice their opinions or concerns and help contribute thoughts and perspectives. We urge all concerned members to attend this meeting. It is our hope that the school board will see the value in our community and in keeping our school, the oldest operational school in Alberta, open."
The public engagement evening will take place on Mar. 11 at 6 pm. at New Humble Centre School.


Regulatory compliance is expensive, but the cost of compliance related failure is much higher. The top US banks paid out fines amounting to $204 billion in 175 settlements dating back to 2009*. It is challenging for banks and financial institutions to adapt to the complexities of regulations in a global marketplace. Policies need to support the modern pace of transactions and international trade. Therefore, compliance professionals and the tools they use have an increasing need to make sense of communications or data in foreign languages.
real-time translations at scale, either as a stand-alone capability or an integrated function of the review platform. No textual data – no matter its language – is left out of the monitoring or review processes.
SYSTRAN, a global leader in language translation technology, will showcase its newest translation software, Pure Neural Machine Translation, at FIBA AML compliance conference in Miami, FL, March 6-8.
For more information, contact Craig Stern at craig.stern@systrangroup.com and to set up a meeting, click here.
SYSTRAN has been helping commercial, defense, and national security organizations capture mission-critical data for the last 49 years. We operate globally with locations in Americas, Europe, and Asia.
As the first software company to introduce Neural Machine Translation technology, SYSTRAN is continuing to lead the innovation in language technologies. SYSTRAN's brand new Purely Neural Machine Translation (PNMT) products utilize Neural Networks and Deep Learning algorithms to achieve unprecedented translation quality that is near human translation levels.
Harvard partnered with SYSTRAN to develop the next generation of AI-based Language Translation that runs on Neural Networks. They call it Pure Neural Machine Translation (PNMT). SYSTRAN will sponsor FIBA AML to showcase how PNMT is helping companies solve the linguistic challenges related to multinational compliance and AML.
"PNMT is giving the banking industry a more powerful tool to maintain compliance, even when working with terabytes of data stored in multiple languages around the world," says Ken Behan, Vice President of Sales and Marketing of SYSTRAN.
The PNMT engine is revolutionary in that it processes an entire sentence or paragraph in the context of the overall document topic, instead of translating segment by segment. This creates a far more accurate output than ever before seen with machine translation, especially for Asian languages. For compliance, accuracy in translation is important in being able to flag issues or suspicious transactions.
SYSTRAN's software provides the ability to perform machine translation on both audio and text in 45+ language pairs.
SYSTRAN's team is setting private meetings for an exclusive view of the PNMT concept and how it can be utilized by compliance teams. For more information, contact Craig Stern at craig.stern@systrangroup.com and to set up a meeting, click here.
It happens all too often: employees unknowingly put their company at risk of a security breach by putting confidential information where it doesn't belong.
In 2015, The Open Security Foundation estimates that there were 1,472 incidents involving the theft or exposure of personal, confidential or proprietary data in the United States alone. Many of these incidents involved the leak of personally identifiable information, including names, birth dates, email addresses, social security numbers, bank account information, home addresses, employment records and even income data. Millions of customers, patients and employees have been affected by these leaks.
Despite IT's diligence in protecting data, many times employees are the ones putting the data at risk. According to a study released by the Identity Theft Resource Center, approximately 15 percent of data breaches in 2015 were caused by employee error or negligence.


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Charles Tillman Should be Back with Bears in 2014
By Chad Ruter
The news of Charles Tillman's arm injury that would shelve him for the remainder of the 2013 was sobering for Bears fans. The quiet leader of the defensive backs that hasn't missed more than one game in a season since 2006 might've played his last game with the only NFL team he's ever known.
Even Tillman admitted it might've been the last time he suited up in the home locker room at Soldier Field. A free agent at the end of the year, there's no guarantee the soon-to-be 33-year-old will be back with the team in 2014. Many thought he'd be offered an extension during last offseason coming off another Pro Bowl campaign, but the decision to let things play out appears to have worked out in favor of the Bears -- as it typically does in a collision league.
The Bears will certainly have the cap space to sign him during the spring, with more than $40 million in space, and potentially another $10-$15 million (depending how he's designated) if they cut Julius Peppers as many expect they will. He's not the only free agent the team would be interested in bringing back, as the long list of guys without a contract for next year includes names like Jay Cutler, Matt Slauson, Tim Jennings, Corey Wootton, Henry Melton, Nate Collins and Robbie Gould.
On a team that's likely to see a massive amount of turnover, Mel Tucker could surely use a familiar face in the defensive backfield to help out newcomers that will almost assuredly be manning both safety positions. Heck, the team and Tillman may agree down the road that he could remain effective playing safety if he's unable to keep up with elite receivers a la Charles Woodson.
The injuries that Tillman suffered this year might muddy the waters for potential suitors the same way that it did for Ed Reed this past offseason. Even though he only missed one game in 2012, he was 35, and teams inquiring about his services were worried he couldn't play at the level everyone is used to seeing from Reed. Unfortunately, the story ended badly this week when the Texans announced they were releasing him -- likely ending his Hall of Fame career.
Despite the outcome being the exact opposite of what both player and team strive for, his contract is actually a good base of information. Tillman has played worse this season than Reed did in 2012 (mainly due to injury), and Reed was always regarded as the more talented player. Tillman, however, is more than two years younger than Reed was going into this contract year.
The Texans inked Reed to a three-year, $15 million deal with $5 million guaranteed (2013 base salary plus his signing bonus), and also gave him a roster bonus for every game played. Phil Emery might be thinking something very similar, but since the team is flush with cash, instead of including a signing bonus, the Bears might simply guarantee his entire base salary for the first year so they can cut him at any point after 2014 without any sort of cap hit. It might take a million extra bucks per season to get him to come back since he's a little younger, and would likely be Pro Bowl caliber again this season had he not been battling injuries.
The season-ending injury for Tillman is a huge loss for the Bears, but it doesn't mean he's permanently gone from the organization. Though it's no guarantee he'll be back, the team has the need, the money, and comp values to forge an agreeable deal with a player that is in third place among all-time Bears with 36 interceptions, and is the franchise leader with 40 forced fumbles.
Tillman may be gone for the season, but he surely won't be forgotten when it's time to negotiate contracts in March.
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Utilitarianism and Malthus' Virtue Ethics
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Respectable, Virtuous and Happy
BySergio Cremaschi
SubjectsEconomics, Finance, Business & Industry, Humanities
Cremaschi, S. (2014). Utilitarianism and Malthus' Virtue Ethics. London: Routledge, https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315819235
The die-hard image of Malthus the ogre has not completely disappeared yet. And yet, Malthus showed no less concern than Adam Smith for the labouring poor. In order to make full sense of such expression of concern and to appraise their relevance in Malthus's work, we need to know what moral philosophy, what view of natural science, and what view of the "moral and political science" Malthus endorsed.
This book reconstructs Malthus's meta-ethics, his normative ethics and his applied ethics on such topics as population, poverty, sexuality and war and slavery. They show how Malthus's understanding of his own population theory and political economy was that of sub-disciplines of moral and political philosophy. Empirical enquiries required in order to be able to pronounce justified value judgments on such matters as the Poor Laws. But Malthus's population theory and political economy were no value-free science and his non-utilitarian policy advice resulted from his overall system of ideas and was explicitly based on a set of familiar moral assumptions.
It is mistaken to claim that Malthus's explanation of disharmony by reference to Divine Wisdom is extraneous to analysis and without influence on the theory of policy; it is true instead that theological consequentialist considerations were appealed to in order to provide a justification for received moral rules, but these were meant to justify a rather traditional normative ethics, quite far from Benthamite 'new morality'.
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March 13, 2021 Updated: March 13, 2021 8:07 p.m.
SANTA CLARA, CA - DECEMBER 16: San Francisco 49ers Center Weston Richburg (58) during the NFL game between the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers on December 16, 2018 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, CA. (Photo by Cody Glenn/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
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Weston Richburg will leave the 49ers a nice parting gift.
The team's starting center, who has been sidelined by several serious injuries in his three-season tenure, has restructured his contract to create salary cap room, a move likely to be followed by his retirement, NFL Network reported. The restructuring will create $6.9 million in cap space. The 49ers had $24.9 million in cap space, the 14th most in the NFL, before reworking the five-year, $47.5 million deal Richburg signed in 2018, according to NFLPA records.
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Richburg, 29, has had surgery on his quadriceps, knee, shoulder and hip since the end of the 2018 season and hasn't played since Dec. 8, 2019. He signed with the 49ers after missing the final 12 games in 2017 with a concussion when he was with the Giants.
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We have already discussed Constant Prepayment Rate (CPR) and Single Monthly Mortality Rate (SMM). Another prepayment rate is the Absolute Prepayment Speed (APS), used mostly for securities backed by auto, truck, and RV loans. The acronym for Absolute Prepayment Speed (APS) is also referred to as ABS, which is confusing because ABS is also the acronym for Asset-Backed Security. I am using ABS in this post and in the workbook "CPR-SMM-ABS". Automobile asset-backed securities normally use ABS, rather than CPR, due to the shorter term of auto loans. An auto loan, unlike a long-term mortgage loan, typically starts off with higher principal payments, so they amortize quicker. Auto loans are less sensitive to interest rate swings, because there is normally not a big enough savings to entice someone to refinance. Both CPR and ABS use SMM for the monthly prepayment rate, the difference is that CPR is a percent of the remaining balance, where ABS is a percent of the original balance. This makes the SMM rate for ABS increase each month. You will notice on the conversion sheet that the age of the loan (in months) is required for ABS.
I have never worked directly with auto loan securitization, but I assume that if I wanted to use ABS prepayments on a new pool, it would look something like below. If you disagree, please let me know.
Background: over 40 years in investments, asset/Liability management, banking, securities trader.
Worked for: California Credit Union, WesCorp, CalFed S&L, Crocker Bank, Carroll McEntee, Federal Home Loan Bank Board (D.C.), Western Asset Management, Security Pacific National Bank.
In the ABS tab, in the payment calculation, you repeat one part of the formula twice. You can take it out, which will make the formula less cluttered and it will still work.
Thank you for this spreadsheet!
Thanks for pointing that out. The only thing I can think of as to why the double formula was that the original version of this spreadsheet was created using an earlier version of Excel. Back then, there was no IFERROR function. Errors were handled with the ISERROR function and were written something like =IF(ISERROR(A1+A2),"0", A1+A2). In other words, the formula had to be written twice. When I updated the spreadsheet in a later version of Excel and converted it to using IFERROR, I must have left part of the old formula in that was not needed.
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The Apple iPhone X is one of the most groundbreaking launches from Apple as far as both technology and design are concerned.
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SIM Nano-SIM
DISPLAY Type OLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 5.8 inches, 84.4 cm2 (~82.9% screen-to-body ratio)
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PLATFORM OS iOS 11.1.1, upgradable to iOS 12.3
Chipset Apple A11 Bionic (10 nm)
CPU Hexa-core 2.39 GHz (2x Monsoon + 4x Mistral)
GPU Apple GPU (three-core graphics)
Internal 64GB, 3 GB RAM
MAIN CAMERA Dual 12 MP, f/1.8, 28mm (wide), 1/3", 1.22µm, PDAF, OIS
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The Apple iPhone X, launched alongside the iPhone 8, has a stunning display that eventually turns out to be the stand-out feature with an edge-cutting super Retina, bezel-less 5.8-inch screen. The sharp resolution of 1,125 x 2,436 pixels enhances the crystal-clear viewing experience. The dazzling full-sized screen is as immersive as never before.
This new iPhone 10 employs elegantly-curved corners and a small space on the top of the screen that houses the front camera and the ground-breaking technology, the Face ID. Wrapped in a surgical grade steel and durable glass, the new iPhone is ever so sturdy, and water and dust proof at the same time.
The Apple iPhone X uses a powerful processor, which is being considered as the most reliable ever seen on an iPhone. The device has a 2.39GHz Monsoon dual-core processor along with a 1.42GHz Mistral quad-core processor.
The processors are further coupled with a 3GB RAM. Moreover, the introduction of the newest A11 Bionic chipset, that works in tandem with the attached quad-core CPU, along with a dual-core performance booster makes it around 25% faster in performance than its predecessor.
Camera and storage
All of the goodness of an Apple camera is now a part of the iPhone X. It could well be the art of photographic excellence simplified. It has got the dual 12MP cameras on the rear panel which holds the fastest and largest smartphone camera lens ever. These fast sensors, optical image stabilisation (on both cameras), back-illuminated sensor and 1.8f aperture will make every shot a masterpiece. The 7MP front camera also has the goodness of a BSI sensor and Retina flash.
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Der Haagse Markt, auch bekannt als Haagse Mart, gilt mit seinen etwa 500 Ständen und durchschnittlich 40.000 Besuchern an einem gewöhnlichen Markttag als der größte Wochenmarkt der Niederlande. Laut der Gemeinde handelt es sich dabei um den größten ständigen Wochenmarkt Europas.

Der Haagse Markt befindet sich in Den Haag zwischen den Stadtteilen Transvaal und Schilderswijk in der Nähe der Straßenbahnhaltestellen Hoefkade und Hobbemaplein. An seinem heutigen Standort befindet er sich seit 1938, als beschlossen wurde, den Markt aus Platzgründen von der Prinsengracht an die Herman Costerstraat zu verlegen.

Beliebt ist der Markt vor allem bei Einheimischen für das  Sortiment an exotischen Lebensmitteln, Haushaltswaren, Stoffen und Mode.

Die Markttage sind Montag, Mittwoch, Freitag und Samstag von 9 bis 17 Uhr, aber auch an  Feiertagen ist der Markt geöffnet.

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 Website des Marktes (mehrsprachig)

Einzelnachweise

Bauwerk in Den Haag
Markt im Königreich der Niederlande
Veranstaltung in Den Haag
Wirtschaft (Den Haag)


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Galaxy Evolution Explorer Mission Status
Newly Discovered Star May Be Third-Closest
News | May 8, 2003
Your Name Could Make a 'Deep Impact' on a Comet
People worldwide may celebrate July 4, 2005, as the day their names reach a comet. NASA is launching a campaign to send hundreds of thousands of names to comet Tempel 1.
The names will be carried on board NASA's Deep Impact spacecraft, the first deep-space mission designed to really reach out and touch a comet. Mission scientists are confident an impact on a comet's nucleus will answer basic questions about the nature and composition of these celestial wanderers.
"This is an opportunity to become part of an extraordinary space mission," said Dr. Don Yeomans, an astronomer at JPL and a member of Deep Impact's science team. "When the craft is launched in December 2004, yours and the names of your loved-ones can hitch along for the ride and be part of what may be the best space fireworks show in history."
Deep Impact's larger flyby spacecraft will carry a smaller impactor spacecraft to Tempel 1 for release into the comet's path for a planned collision. The flyby spacecraft will take pictures as the 370-kilogram (816 pound) copper-tipped impactor plunges into Tempel 1 at about 37,000 kilometers (22,990 miles) per hour. The impactor is expected to make a spectacular, football field-sized crater, seven to 15 stories deep, in the speeding comet. Carried aboard the impactor will be a standard mini-CD containing the names of comet, space and other enthusiasts from around the world.
"This campaign will allow people from around the world to become directly involved with Deep Impact and through that get them thinking about the scientific reasons for the mission," said University of Maryland astronomy professor Dr. Michael A'Hearn, Deep Impact's principal investigator. "We particularly hope to capture the interest of young students, as they will become the explorers of the next generation."
People may submit their names for this historic one-way mission by visiting NASA's Deep Impact Web site, now through February 2004.
The collision between the impactor and Tempel 1 is not forceful enough to make an appreciable change in the comet's orbital path around the Sun. The comet poses no threat to Earth.
Deep Impact was selected in 1999 as a NASA Discovery mission. The goal of the Discovery Program is to launch many smaller missions with fast development times, each for a fraction of the cost of NASA's larger missions. The main objective is to enhance our understanding of the solar system by exploring the planets, their moons, and small bodies, such as comets and asteroids.
The University of Maryland in College Park is the home of Deep Impact's principal investigator, Michael A'Hearn, who oversees scientific investigations. Project manager, John McNamee, from JPL, manages and operates the Deep Impact mission for NASA's Office of Space Science, Washington, D.C. JPL is managed for NASA by the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corporation in Boulder, Colo., manages spacecraft development.
For information about NASA and other space flight missions on the Internet, visit http://www.nasa.gov .
JPL/DC Agle (818) 393-9011 Donald Savage (202) 358-1727
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Saint-Héand ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Loire in der Region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Die Gemeinde gehört zum Arrondissement Saint-Étienne und ist Teil des Kantons Sorbiers (bis 2015: der Hauptort (chef-lieu) des Kantons Saint-Héand). Die Einwohner werden Héandais(es) genannt.

Geografie
Saint-Héand liegt etwa acht Kilometer nordwestlich von Saint-Étienne in der historischen Landschaft Forez.
Umgeben wird Saint-Héand von den Nachbargemeinden Aveizieux im Norden, La Gimond im Nordosten, Fontanes im Osten und Nordosten, Sorbiers im Südosten, La Tour-en-Jarez und L'Étrat im Süden, La Fouillouse im Südwesten sowie Saint-Bonnet-les-Oules im Westen und Nordwesten.

Geschichte
Die Ortschaft besteht seit dem 10. Jahrhundert. Gegründet worden sein soll sie der Legende nach vom heiligen Engendus (frz.: Saint Héand) durch die Stiftung eines Klosters, oder durch Pilger, die seine Relikte hierher brachten.

Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Herrenhaus von Franz I.
 Schloss Saint-Héand
 Schloss Bouthéon
 Kirche Saint-Joseph
 Schloss Malleval
 Das Tor von Croton
 Bergspitze des Pierre de la Bauche (Höhe: 872 m)

Gemeindepartnerschaft
Mit der deutschen Gemeinde Ingelfingen in Baden-Württemberg besteht seit 1991 eine Partnerschaft.

Persönlichkeiten
 Pierre Angénieux (1907–1998), Mathematiker und Ingenieur, Unternehmensgründer (das Unternehmen Angénieux hat immer noch seinen Sitz in Saint-Héand)

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Ort in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Ersterwähnung im 10. Jahrhundert


Motorola's G-series is one of Moto's most popular lineups and it decided to hold its launch event in Brazil, a very important market for the company. The Moto G7 is a refinement of Motorola's design language while bringing performance improvements and a larger display in a slightly larger footprint.
The Moto G7 has a Snapdragon 636 updated from the Snapdragon 450 on the G6. Otherwise, there's an updated dual camera setup with a 12MP main camera and a 5MP secondary one. The notch above the 6.2-inch screen contains the 8MP selfie camera and amply loud in-call earpiece. There's a 3,000 mAh battery pack integrated in the glass sandwich design. Motorola built the G7 with Gorilla Glass 3 on the front and back.
Sunlight legibility is about average, but one of the things that bothered us was below average battery life due to a poor standby endurance score - there's at least a 15W quick charger included in the box. Otherwise, the phone is a bit underpowered for more demanding mobile games but the clean Android UI keeps Moto's modifications to a minimum, so day to day performance is quite good.
Watch the video and let us know what you think of the Moto G7!
While I agree there are better phones out there in this price range, none of them are compatible with CDMA carriers like Verizon and Sprint.


If you are looking for the best treats for dogs with sensitive skin, in this article you'll find everything you need to know, especially if you have little or no time available. After carefully examining the value and quality offered by some of the highest-rated products in this line, Dr. Fox concluded that PLATO's Natural Salmon treat is the one you should consider, as it's made of 90% pure meat and it helps digestion. Moreover, the manufacturer uses local supplies of natural and organic ingredients for the fabrication process. In case PLATO's Natural Salmon treat is not available, Blue Dog Bakery's Natural Treat is the next best option you should keep in mind.
Free of sugars, artificial preservatives, by-products, artificial colors, protein-meals, and soy, this product is a choice you might want to take into account when looking for a healthy treat for dogs with sensitive skin. The quality ingredients used ensure a healthy digestion as well as a good-looking skin and coat. The formula also contains proteins, which are essential for a healthy development.
The kibbles might be too big and difficult to break apart for some dogs.
Including salmon, brown rice, salt, rosemary extract, and vitamin E, this product makes a tasty and healthy treat.
Ideal for dogs with sensitive skin and palate, these treats should also be added to your list of options. The soft kibbles are not only easy to chew but also easy to digest. They contain premium ingredients and no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. The product is made with real eggs and non-fat milk, which will further help your furry friend enjoy and digest them with ease. They are also tasty.
A few customers say the treats were not that soft and were dry upon arrival.
Whether you're looking for a healthy snack or for a tasty treat for your dog's training sessions, this product is worth considering.
Formulated with naturally enriching ingredients, this is another quality product that is recommended for dogs with sensitive skin. It is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and proteins, key nutrients that will boost and support your pet's health. The product contains real meat and natural preservatives. The food also contains Omega-3 fatty acids that will keep the pet skin nourished.
The kibbles were not as soft as expected, according to one pet owner.
You might want to consider this product if you're on the lookout for a nutritious and tasty treat for your furry friend.
Given that there are so many alternatives available on the market when it comes to finding the best dog treats for sensitive skin, we decided to make a selection of the top-rated products, in order to help you find the perfect one for your beloved dog.
If you are looking for good dog treats for sensitive skin, you might not be sure which option to go for. If that's the case, have a look at Plato's Natural Salmon treat, as it contains no added sugars, artificial preservatives, by-products, artificial colors, protein-meals or soy.
Plato's treats are 90% pure meat made with organic ingredients, meaning they help digestion and ensure a healthy coat and skin. The manufacturer uses the local supply of natural ingredients that include meat, fruits, and vegetables, to provide a healthy alternative to the processed and artificially flavored products available for sale.
These protein filled treats are slow roasted and specially formulated for dogs that suffer from skin issues, allergies or food sensitivities. Given the premium ingredients used, they work very well for training as well, since our furry friends love the taste and cannot resist the temptation.
The mix used include, among others, salmon, brown rice, salt, rosemary extract, and vitamin E supplements.
You might find yourself going through reviews of dog treats for sensitive skin, but what do you do if your dog also has a sensitive palate and cannot chew onto something hard? The answer might lay in these Blue Dog Bakery Natural Treats.
Perfect for older dogs, small ones, or those that have a chewing sensitivity, Blue Dog Bakery's Natural Treats are baked soft which also makes them easy to digest. The manufacturer uses only premium, all-natural ingredients, and no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.
This makes these treats safe, nutritious and, of course, irresistible. Moreover, they are also made with real eggs and non-fat milk which means that even if your dog has some digestion issues, he or she will still be able to enjoy them.
The manufacturer's famous peanut butter recipe comes on top of everything mentioned above, for a treat that is so yummy you will be able to use it for training as well.
BIXBI's Skin and Coat Jerky Treats are made with naturally enriching ingredients that support a shiny and healthy skin and coat. Given the used mix, these treats are packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, everything in a protein-rich formula specially created for great results.
The manufacturer doesn't include fillers such as rice, potatoes, wheat, soy or corn in these delicious bites, but instead uses real meat with supplements and a natural preservative. The result is that, even if your dog is dealing with a sensitive stomach, he or she will be able to enjoy these as well.
The nutritious benefits come from the flax, chia and pumpkin seeds used. Chia and flax seeds are rich in Omega-3 fatty acids and lignans, while the pumpkin is a natural source of vitamin E. All of these mean that your pet's skin and coat will be nourished and healthy.
So if you are looking for a healthy and yummy alternative for your dog, give them a try.
PLATO's Turkey with Pumpkin product is another very good alternative for a healthy and delicious treat. These snacks have no added sugars, artificial preservatives, by-products, soy, wheat, artificial colors, or other fillers, meaning they are safe and tasty.
Made of 90% pure meat, they include ingredients purchased straight from the source. Given the high protein levels contained, they are also beneficial for the skin and coat.
In case your dog also deals with a sensitive stomach or other digestive issues, then it's a good thing that these treats are grain and gluten-free, which makes them suitable for this situation as well. Your beloved friend will be able to enjoy their delicious taste without any trouble.
As only premium ingredients are used, these are called treats for a reason – they taste delicious and they work very well if you want to train your dog as well, as he or she will find it very hard to resist their flavor.
Zuke's Chicken & Chickpea snacks are an excellent choice if you are looking for a treat that gives you all the healthy ingredients that you want and none of those that you don't want. This is because these Shiny Coat treats are free from fillers, by-products, and artificial colors or flavors.
You might wonder what they do contain, and the answer to this question is high-quality ingredients. Therefore, you can rest assured that your dog will enjoy only what's good. Their formula maintains a great nutritious balance as it includes natural herbs, oils, vitamin E, and biotin.
They are botanically-based and crafted with nature-inspired ingredients which means they provide daily support for your dog to have a healthy skin and shiny coat. The grain-free recipe is perfect for dogs with sensitivities.
Moreover, they are produced in small batches in order to permanently ensure quality and freshness. They are also conveniently packed in resealable pouches which maintain all the properties until you finish them.
The same as when you are not sure what to look for in a pet boarding facility or which option is better for your dog when it comes to pet sitters vs kennels, here as well it's important to take some things into consideration before choosing that perfect treat for your dog, especially if he or she is dealing with an increased skin sensitivity.
Therefore, let's take a look at what the main aspects are and how each one of them brings a benefit or plays a role in your dog's overall health and good mood.
If your dog is dealing with sensitive skin or other related conditions, these can be very unpleasant, as they can cause irritations and itchiness, keeping him or her from fully enjoying fun activities. As we very well know, health is built from the inside in this case as well.
For this reason, switching to an organic diet can definitely be a good idea and this includes treats as well. Giving your dog nutritious and healthy snacks that are rich in oils and vitamins can improve the overall condition, and can also maintain a good balance for the skin and coat.
It's important to choose alternatives that are free of chemical preservatives and ingredients such as artificial colors or flavors. In order to make sure that the product you are going to purchase follows these guidelines, carefully read the back label which should list all of the ingredients.
Going for treats that are free of chemicals will definitely help, but digestion also plays an important part in keeping your pup healthy and happy. In order to achieve this, you should choose those treats that contain high-quality protein sources, such as fish or meat based ones.
Some of the products you can find on the market have many fillers such as soy or wheat that, while normally should not be a problem, for dogs who deal with digestive issues might be more difficult to tolerate. If you notice signs such as vomiting, you should talk to your dog's vet and see what the right solutions are.
As we well know, the immune system is especially important and organic foods help boost it and maintain its health, as they are more nutritious than other types of treats. Therefore, you can definitely go for cleaner alternatives. It's even better to make this choice if your dog eats them daily.
Given that natural treats are more digestible, your dog will benefit more of the included nutrients. In the long run, this approach combined with an overall healthy diet, will keep your dog healthy and happy, and might even save you from some future visits to the veterinarian.
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Раздвинув стройные ножки жены, он забурился в её пизду и стал тщательно вылизывать перед тем как трахнуть. А ее сиськи вообще отдельная тема.
She then moved closer to him, sliding her barstool across the floor of the bar. My hip drove it deep into her. Две пиздолизки вырядились словно на карнавал блядей и принялись раскачивать кровать, занимаясь лесбийским сексом. Tired, from his sexual conquest, he got up from the corpse.
"Блондиночка под зонтиком. Jake nodded politely, not knowing what surprise the good father had intended. Привел брюнетку домой потрахаться и ставил ее в различные позы во время такого секса.
He smiled at her and ran his hand up and down the seam of his jeans, as if to display the prize within.
Who can take a sunrise, sprinkle it with dew? Cover it with chocolate and a miracle or two, the Candy Man, the Candy Man can Released in , the film was largely made as an effort in Product Placement to promote a new real-life Willy Wonka candy bar being released by the Quaker Oats Company hence the change in the title.
Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse provided the song score. Dahl himself wrote the film's script, but parts of it were edited and re-written by David Seltzer. For the second film adaptation, see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. In addition, there are several variations on this version floating around in other media: Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka is a stage musical that includes all the songs from this film plus original numbers by Bricusse, but otherwise is more faithful to the original novel and not billed as a straight adaptation of the film.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: When this original stage adaptation of the novel opened in London in , it incorporated "Pure Imagination" into its score as well as several Internal Homages. A subsequent Broadway Retool added several other songs from the movie. The extensive character sheets can be seen in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The boat tunnel could well be this!
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Bass Week Results
Bass Week 19
Bass Week 2005
Results to date
Weekend, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Final Weekend
WE WISH TO THANK ALL THE HARD WORK THAT WAS PUT INTO BASS WEEK.
AS IT WAS MY 1ST BASS WEEK I DON'T THINK IT WILL BE THE LAST.
WE WHERE MADE MOST WELCOME ESPECIALLY BY SAM HALL'S FAMILY. WE COULDN'T HAVE ASKED TO MEET A NICER FAMILY. AND CERTAINLY WILL BE KEEPING IN TOUCH AND AN EYE ON HIS PROGRESS. HE MAY BE RACING AGAINST US NEXT YEAR.
THANKS AGAIN. WE ENJOYED IT ALL
TIM HAND & CAROLYN
RS200 1013
Caught in the Act?!
What was the social secretary up to? Arm wrestling? Armed combat?
It's Over!
After an hour's postponement waiting for the forecast wind to settle down, a reduced fleet enjoyed a final race around the lake to complete the whisky weekend series.
The Commodore thanked all the many helpers that had made Bass Week another success, together with sponsors.
Special awards this year went to Tim Smith who received the Hi Jinks Trophy for the best Bass helm under 19, and Mike Moore who received the Miners Trophy for the best Flying 15 helm over the week's racing.
The End is Nigh!
As the final weekend roles in, many seem to be flagging after a hard week on and off the water. The weather was kind – bright with a chilly breeze, just what an OD needs when there are three races to get in. There were several exciting spinnaker reaches, and further capsizes, and racing was close.
The final disco of the week will take many through to the early morning. Hopefully there will be a good breeze to dry the tents and awnings, and give sailors a final blast around the lake.
Poet's Day
Friday being the last day of the mid week sailing rounds off the sailing with a single morning race, apart from those ultra enthusiastic under 18s, ladies and over 60s that opted to sail in the afternoon as well. The afternoon race was sponsored by our chandlers, Storrar Marine. Winds were again variable but with some strong gusts, and the rescue crews were kept busy all day.
The RAF continued their air show with several fly pasts from Hercules and F19s
The weekend series will form the final racing of the regatta, with three races on Saturday, and one on Sunday. Hopefully the showers will keep a low profile so that campers can pack everything away relatively dry. But in the meantime there's another prizegiving to get through, and then some live entertainment.
Thursday's Tale
The blustery winds of the last few days have eased and left an overcast day, with relatively steady winds. Again, there various gusts to make reaches somewhat exciting, and the crossing course made it all the more important that everyone kept an eagle eye on other boats. One incident in the fast handicap fleet led to the first protest of the week.
Meanwhile, a fire with chemicals nearby was expertly dealt with by four volunteers (all under the age of 10!). Fortunately it was just a training exercise following a visit of the firefighter experience. Many children had the opportunity to ride in a fire appliance, and use a fire hose.
The afternoon race was the RNLI Silver Salver pursuit and was won by Andy Smith with Scumper Jack in a GP, followed by sailing secretary High Godfrey with Rhonwen Bryce, again in a GP – time to doctor those start times me thinks!
Windy Wednesday
Overnight rain disappeared by the time racing started, but the wind remained, and freshened as the morning went on. The intertwined course had some excellent reaching legs, but it meant everyone had to be very aware of boats that were crossing their path on different legs of the course.
The second race was just as windy, with only one major entanglement between an out of control streaker and Mike Moore's F15. With two races to count, and some of the series being settled less boats ventured out for the final race, which had some strong gust passing through but was generally not as windy (Phew!). Perhaps the ones that didn't sail the last race are saving themselves for the evening disco!
Wind and Sun
The Innumerate Four were the winners of the quiz night, with Ripon's Finest second and Pirates third.
Wednesday started off as a glorious morning, clear blue skies, but no wind. The clouds were blown in, and the wind started to pick up from a SSW direction – ideal for a round the lake race? Well that's what the OD thought, and half of the fleets were sent to the southern end. What more could any sailor ask for – a three mile beat! The theory was excellent, but in practice the wind eased about two thirds of the way down leaving some challenging and testing conditions for all sailors. However, once the boats were back to mark 10, the wind strengthened again to give some exciting spinnaker reaches, coupled with one or two capsizes. By the end of the race the clouds had thinned out leaving glorious sailing conditions.
The Nairn Pursuit race was held in blustery conditions that led to some more exciting racing, with the usual number of thrills and, of course, spills! Casualties included a broken mast, broken thumb and head injury. A hole on the finish line gave Mike Fairlamb in a GP from Bass the opportunity to snatch the winning gun from Dave Gebhard in an RS200.
Crew Available?
After an evening of live entertainment, it's just as well that some are still on holiday today, as the falling down water took its toll again. Adrian had, perhaps, sampled a little too much and was guided back to his hotel by some good samaritans – if only they hadn't taken that video (keep watching to see if it becomes a number one best seller in the bribery stakes!).
Neither the wind, nor the forecast, look too promising for today, especially if OD Toggle Cowan sends the fleets around the lake. Perhaps there could be a chance to view the osprey if the wind drops. Optimistically, Toggle went out to start the race on time, however, despite various flurries of wind it didn't seem to settle down, but then no-one believed Albert Bates' theory of the wind coming in with high tide (which was wouldn't be till 3pm). Various local helms were less optimistic about the wind filling in at all (including Toggle's usual helm) and just stayed ashore waiting for something definite to happen – and it did, Toggle sounded the end of postponement signal! So with 7 mins to the start there was a mad rush on shore as the locals attempted to get to the start – fat chance! William and Lesley were the first of the late comers at +2 mins, but Robbie D (Toggle's helm) was another 3 mins away, hence the headline crew available.
The race took the fleet half way down the lake in testing winds, but by the time they were back in the main bay Albert's sea breeze had come in with the high tide which made for some good sailing to the finish. Results
A quiet night tonight could be the order of the day, depending on which team wins the quiz night!
Sunday Blues?
Several revellers had that morning after the night before feeling. High spirits kept the partying going long into the morning – there had been many cheeky vimtos, and several RS Turbos on the go that resulted in Andy the dancing puppet, and Becky the roving reporter!
Perhaps it was just as well the wind was playing hard to get on Sunday morning! It was to be 2pm before racing started, as the OD was hopeful of a sea breeze. However, there seemed to be a constant battle of the winds – one from the North West, the other from the North, and as usual there were several holes in between. The first few legs of the course all resulted in some boats having to do some beating before the next shift meant that spinnakers could be hoisted. A challenging race!
With the delayed start, and little prospect of the wind improving generally, the OD opted to abandon the final race. So with three races sailed it was just two to count.
And They're Off
Whatever the forecast was don't believe it. The wind for the start of Bass Week was at best temperamental, holes and shifts, coupled with various prolonged gusts. There were some capsizes, perhaps more due to wind shifts than wind strength, but all in all a gentle break in to 9 days of racing. Overall there were about 100 boats on the water, with much close racing. There was only one false start, and that was in the fast handicap fleet.
As for rain, it tried, and tried again, but apart from a bit of good old 'spitting' (as Peter Kaye would say), nothing much came of it. Unfortunately the forecast is improving over the next few days – so what does that leave in store for us all?
Saturday night was the traditional Commodore's reception (will Adrian be sampling the punch?), followed by a disco into the early hours
Overnight results
Are You Ready?!
The campsite is filling up with boats, tents and caravans, and we're ready for the off!
Don't worry if you haven't entered yet, you can always enter on arrival, but to help us please complete an entry form
If you can't make it this year, keep an eye on the website for all the gossip and results
Don't let a little rain put you off – that was yesterday! At least it has brought in the wind, and made the ground a little softer to hammer those tent pegs in to! We're ready to welcome you (PS Elaine's is a brandy, Steve'll have a pint!)
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