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The Universality of Postel's Law
Michael Feathers
Design is deep topic. One could say it's the deepest. It's about making decisions that affect choices in the world. When you design a chair, what you've really done is make a set of choices about how people using it will sit and what their experience will be. People sitting on chairs have choices too. They can defy your expectations by turning the chair on its side and sitting on it that way. That makes them designers as well. Design is a wonderful interactive game.
Below this game, there is a deeper game. It's the game of principles that help us create stable processes that run in the world, and it's rather sublime.
One of my favorite examples of this is Postel's Law. Sometimes it is called 'The Robustness Principle', but I think that Jon Postel deserves to have his name attached - it was a tremendous insight. Postel was an instrumental figure in the early days of the internet. Aside from his Law he is probably best known for the DNS Root Authority Test - a courageous act that was equally sublime.
History and biography aside, Postel's law was a simple observation that he made about networking. In an early internet RFC he said "an implementation should be conservative in its sending behavior, and liberal in its receiving behavior." This has been paraphrased over the years as "Be liberal in what you accept, and conservative in what you send" and for people who are mathematically inclined: "be contravariant in your inputs and covariant in your outputs."
What does all of this mean?
Well, the thing that Postel was trying to do is articulate a principle that would help the internet grow. If every node were unforgiving with respect to input errors, the internet would've been brittle. Having a little bit of tolerance when you receive inputs, being able to carry on in the face of minor formatting errors, makes the overall system more robust.
The thing that I don't think many people appreciate about Postel's Law is its universality. In software, it's not just about creating components for a network. You see Postel applied in command line utilities in Unix. Many of them are tolerant at input and very regular at output. This allows us to string them together with reasonable assurance that the composition will work. You can also see it at work in the HTML rendering engines of browsers. Browsers have historically been remarkably tolerant of ill-formed HTML and that allowed the web to grow tremendously fast.
We can see Postel in the physical world too. Every time you see a PVC pipe with a flanged end, you're seeing something that serves as a decent visual metaphor for Postel's Law. Those pipes fit well together because one end is more accepting. In fact, it's almost as if they have a magnetic attraction toward attachment. They are certainly built for it. It may seem weird to use this sort of physical analogy - pipes have nothing to do with errors - but still there is this notion of accepting more on one end than the other. It aids composition.
Here's another example that shows the dynamics of Postel. Imagine being in a room full of language translators. Each translator can either understand one language and speak one another, or understand multiple languages and speak one. It's likely easier to get from an arbitrary language A to an arbitrary language B using a chain of translators of the latter type than the former.
The galvanizing force behind Postel is the narrowing that happens between the input and the output. In physical terms it is a lessening in size but in information terms we can see it as an analog to lessening of bad variation. The world of information is chaotic. Errors creep in, but if every component takes the opportunity to make things a little simpler or cleaner, it acts as a counter-balance to those errors. In the aggregate, systems become more robust.
Depending upon how much abstraction and analogy you care for, this article is a bit of a wild ride. I've drawn a comparison between an information systems principles and the physical world. Let's go further and extend it to social systems.
Societies often have the notion of 'good character.' We can attempt all sorts of definitions but at its core, isn't good character just having tolerance for the foibles of others and being a person people can count on? Accepting wider variation at input and producing less variation at output? In systems terms that puts more work on the people who have that quality - they have to have enough control to avoid 'going off' on people when others 'go off' on them, but they get the benefit of being someone people want to connect with. I argue that those same dynamics occur in physical systems and software systems that have the Postel property.
Postel's Law is not without controversy. If you search you'll find a lot of criticism. The primary argument is that when components accept loose specifications they invite bad practice. It's almost like the concept of 'moral hazard' in economics. The classic example of this is, again, web browsers. The number of odd cases browsers dealt with in the growth years of the web was staggering, and you could get just about anything that was HTML-like to render. As a result, browser rendering code became some of the most complex and exceptional-case ridden code on the planet. But, in exchange, the web grew swiftly. Over time, browsers have started to tighten the reins. That sort of thing can happen slowly after a growth period. But it doesn't always. The question is whether accelerated growth is worth it. In manufacturing, we've achieved incredible efficiencies by reducing tolerances. Clearly, a different strategy but not one that seems able to achieve the same kind of infectious growth as Postel.
So far I've been talking about Postel's Law as it is a conscious strategy, but it works even if it isn't. I don't think browser developers were thinking about input tolerance through the lens of Postel, although they knew that it was a competitive advantage.
I suspect that Postel structuring is prevalent because it is stable under selection. Think about it in these terms: if you have N components with the Postel property and one without, meaning that it is very strict in its inputs, when people are given a choice, they'll be likely to reject the stricter input component and select a more tolerant one. It's just less of a headache. To me this seems like an obvious point, but no doubt someone could run simulations to learn more.
In any case, I think that Postel's Law is rich. It's like many other systems principles - once you internalize it you can use it in design. It becomes another tool in the toolbox.
© 2019 Michael Feathers
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If you are married, your spouse is automatically entitled to every dime in your 401(k) account when you die, regardless of what your Will says or who you designated as the beneficiary of that account. In fact, in most cases, your spouse becomes the sole heir to all of your 401(k) accounts on the date of your marriage.
This rule applies to all 401(k) accounts, including any accounts that you may have established in the past with previous employers — even before you met and married your spouse.
If you want to leave a 401(k) account to another individual, your spouse must file a written statement waiving rights to the account after the marriage has taken place. Specifically, a prenuptial agreement is not a valid waiver of spousal rights since a person cannot give up rights to a 401(k) until they are actually married to the account holder.
In the case of an IRA, the beneficiary form will dictate who inherits the account.
However, it is important to note that, once you are married, you cannot convert a 401(k) into an IRA and name a new beneficiary, effectively disinheriting your spouse, without first obtaining your spouse's written consent. However, it is perfectly legal to roll a 401(k) account into an IRA before you get married and name beneficiaries.
A further item of concern is the fact that 401(k) and IRA assets would have to be spent down in a long-term care crisis that occurs to either spouse in the absence of an effective asset protection plan.
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Chairman of First Takaful Insurance Company. Bachelor in Accounting from Kuwait University.
- Kuwait Found for Economic Development.
- Board Member since 2013 until now in Automated Systems Company.
Vice Chairman of First Takaful Insurance Company.
- Board Member for 2 years in Geezan International Company – Currently after merged Arzan Financial Group.
- Board Member for 3 years in Kuwait Real Estate Company.
- Board Member for 3 years in Gulf Bank.
- Chairman & CEO for 3 years in International Resort Company.
- Board Member – Vice Chairman then Chairman for International Investment Projects Company – Currently Al Deera Holding Company.
- Board Member for 1 year in Bank of Kuwait & Middle East – Currently Al Ahli United Bank.
- Chairman for 1 year in IFA Aviation.
- Chairman for 4 years in Kuwait Holding Company.
- Chairman & CEO for 1 year for Kuwait Invest Company – Currently after merged Arzan Financial Group.
- Board Member for 5 years in Kuwait Clearing Company.
- Board Member since 2003 until now in Kuwait Clearing Company.
- Vice Chairman since 2002 in International Financial Advisors has been elected in 2012 to post of Chairman.
- Board Member since 2012 in First Takaful Insurance Company and has been elected as Vice Chairman.
Board Member in First Takaful Insurance Company.
Bachelor of Commerce – Faculty of Commerce and Economics, Political Science (Business Administration / Marketing ) at Kuwait University.
- Board Member for 2 years in Kuwait Pearls Real Estate Company.
- Chairman for 1 year in Financial Group of Kuwait Company.
- Board Member for 3 years in Financial Group of Kuwait Company.
- Vice Chairman for 2 years in Kuwait International Investment Company.
- Vice Chairman & Executive Director for 1 year in Al Marwa International Real Estate Company.
- Vice Chairman & Executive Director for 2 years in Financial Group of Kuwait Holding Company.
- Chairman & Managing Director for 4 years in Financial Group of Kuwait Holding Company.
- Board Member since 2014 until date for Financial Group of Kuwait Holding Company.
- Board Member since 2012 until now for Weqaya Insurance Company.
- Vice Chairman & Managing Director since 2014 until now for Weqaya Insurance Company.
Bachelor of Law - Kuwait University.
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Q: RegEx: Match everything except a specific string I have this long string, "The words Text and dots represent whole bunch of html code"
Input:
TextTextTextTextTextTextTextText....."signed_request" value="Random Value" />TextTextTextTextTextTextTextTextTextText.....
How do i match all the text before and after the string "signed_request" value="Random Value" but not the string itself, considering the random value
between the quotation marks,
so it would output
Output:
TextTextTextTextTextTextTextText...../>TextTextTextTextTextTextTextTextTextText.....

A: Try this Regex
/\s*\/>\w+|\w+(?="\S)/g

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Flower Fantasies is an absolutely wonderful design with so much detail and ingenuity. These socks are full of rich colours and detailed motifs, all made in a wonderful watercolour paint style look. And what's more, there is a magnificent coloured cuff across the top of these socks too, to ad something even more eye catching and new to the look.


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Q: Получить адрес нужного модуля в другом приложении Задача такова - нужно получить адрес нужного мне модуля в чужом приложении из моего приложения.
Мои попытки:
const HANDLE process_controll::ProcessControll::getProcessHandle(const tstring & processName, const DWORD& accessFlag)
{
    return OpenProcess(accessFlag, false, getID(processName));
}

DWORD getModuleAdrEx(const TCHAR * processName, TCHAR* moduleName)
{
    HANDLE procHandle = t_proc.getProcessHandle(processName);
    if (!procHandle) { msg_er_full; return 0; }

    HMODULE module{};
    if (!GetModuleHandleEx(GET_MODULE_HANDLE_EX_FLAG_FROM_ADDRESS, moduleName, &module)) { msg_er_full; return 0; }

    MODULEINFO moduleInf{};
    if (GetModuleInformation(procHandle, module, &moduleInf, sizeof(MODULEINFO)) == NULL)
    {
        return 0;
    }

    CloseHandle(procHandle);
    return moduleInf.lpBaseOfDll;
}

Собственно функция GetModuleInformationвозвращает "неудачу", ну и соответственно в moduleInf.lpBaseOfDll - 0.
p.s. ID процесса 100% верно всегда находит, handle процесса тоже не равен 0, GetModuleHandleEx возвращает "правду".

A: Ответ оказался прост,кому интересно, прилагаю код:
std::vector<MODULEENTRY32> process_controll::ProcessControll::getModuleListFromProcess(tstring processName)
{
    std::vector<MODULEENTRY32> containerModule{};

    MODULEENTRY32 MdlEntry{};

    MdlEntry.dwSize = sizeof(MODULEENTRY32);

    HANDLE pMdlSnap = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPMODULE, getID(processName));

    if (!pMdlSnap) {

        return std::vector<MODULEENTRY32>();
    }

    while (Module32Next(pMdlSnap, &MdlEntry)) {

        containerModule.push_back(MdlEntry);
    }

    if (CloseHandle(pMdlSnap) == 0) { msg_er_full; }

    return containerModule;
}

Использование:
for (auto it : t_proc.getModuleListFromProcess(_T("processName")))
    {
        console("%#x", it.modBaseAddr);
    }


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Nordics Positive On Icelandic Airspace Patrols
(Source: YLE Finnish Broadcasting Corp.; posted Sep. 3, 2012)
Finland's Defence Minister Carl Haglund says that he and his Nordic colleagues are positive about a project for joint surveillance of Iceland's airspace. However, some conditions would still have to be met before Finnish Air Force planes would take part.
Iceland is a member of NATO, but does not have its own defense forces. Previously, national defence was provided by the United States.
If a proposal goes ahead for a period of joint Nordic patrols, Sweden and Finland would take part in exercises, but responsibility for the surveillance of Icelandic airspace would be with NATO-member Norway, according to Haglund.
The Finnish Defence Minister said on Monday that participation still depends on several conditions. One is that Finland would take part if Sweden does as well.
"All the indications are Finland's participation alongside Sweden would be in the way of exercises. The main responsibility would lie with Norway and only then with Finland and Sweden, if they take part," said Haglund.
He also mentioned conditions related to funding and legal issues. Any decision to send fighter aircraft to patrol Icelandic airspace would have to be legally sound and the limited financial resources of the Finnish Air Force could be a barrier.
"The other thing, of course, is this financial aspect, that is what is demanded of us. It's recognized that we have rather limited resources."
The Nordic ministers of defence discussed Finnish and Swedish participation at a gathering in Bodö, Norway.


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PM Narendra Modi talks to the President of United States, Donald Trump
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi presenting a book to President of Kyrgyzstan Almazbek Sharshenovich Atambayev during their joint statement at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Tuesday. PTI Photo by Subhav Shukla(PTI12_20_2016_000153B)
New Delhi: Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi spoke with His Excellency Mr Donald Trump, President of the United States to convey New Year greetings.
The Prime Minister wished President Trump, his family and the people of the United States good health, prosperity and success in the New Year.
The Prime Minister stated that India-US relations, which are built on trust, mutual respect and understanding, have grown from strength to strength. The Prime Minister highlighted the significant progress made in deepening the Strategic Partnership between the two countries in the previous year and expressed his desire to continue to work with President Trump for enhancing cooperation in all areas of mutual interest.
President Trump wished the people of India prosperity and progress in the New Year. He expressed satisfaction at the achievements in the relationship in the last few years and reiterated his readiness for further deepening bilateral cooperation.
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Lt. Gov. Candidate Mulls Race Switch to Challenge Griffin #AR02
Griffin might have a new challenger soon. (Chris Maddaloni/CQ Roll Call File Photo)
By Emily Cahn
Posted July 19, 2013 at 2:59pm
Little Rock School Board President Dianne Curry, a Democrat who announced a bid for Arkansas' lieutenant governor's race in June, is considering switching races to challenge Rep. Tim Griffin, R-Ark., instead.
"I'm going to consider it," Curry told CQ Roll Call on Friday afternoon. "I'm putting my feelers out as we speak, and talked with the people who are close to me, that are in support of me, and now and I will … make some kind of decision as to whether or not I will pivot to the other race or not."
The 2nd District is a strong Republican district, but it includes Little Rock, the largest concentration of Democrats in the state. GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney carried the district with 55 percent in 2012. Griffin, who was elected in the 2010 Republican wave, won re-election in 2012 with 55 percent as well.
Curry also said she recently met with EMILY's List, a group that seeks to elect progressive women at all levels of government.
"I did talk with some people within the EMILY's List group, and I need to get back with them," Curry said. "Hopefully I could pull support from an organization like that. I've been an advocate for so long for families and children and education around our state."
The 2nd District is rated a Safe Republican contest by Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call.


JUDGE SOLOMON OLIVER, JR. JUDGE.
Plaintiff Kurt Davis ("Plaintiff") requests judicial review of the final decision of the Commissioner of Social Security Administration ("Defendant") denying his applications for Disability Insurance Benefits ("DIB") and Supplemental Security Income ("SSI"). ECF Dkt. #1. In his brief on the merits, filed on April 17, 2017, Plaintiff asserts that the administrative law judge's ("ALJ") analysis of his mental impairments and residual functional capacity ("RFC") lacked the support of substantial evidence. ECF Dkt. #10. Defendant filed a response brief on June 28, 2017. ECF Dkt. #13. Plaintiff filed a reply brief on July 10, 2017. ECF Dkt. #14.
For the following reasons, the undersigned RECOMMENDS that the Court AFFIRM the ALJ's decision and dismiss Plaintiff's case in its entirety with prejudice.
Plaintiff filed applications for DIB and SSI in November 2013 alleging that he had been disabled since birth. ECF Dkt. #9 at 226-27. The applications were denied initially and upon reconsideration, and Plaintiff requested a hearing before an ALJ. Id. at 106, 176. Prior to the hearing, Plaintiff amended the alleged disability onset date to December 19, 2012. Id. at 322. The hearing in this matter was held on September 15, 2015. Id. at 61. On December 7, 2015, the ALJ issued a decision denying Plaintiff's claims. Id. at 39. Subsequently, the Appeals Council denied Plaintiff's request for review. Id. at 1. Accordingly, the December 7, 2015, decision issued by the ALJ stands as the final decision.
The instant suit was filed by Plaintiff on January 10, 2017. ECF Dkt. #1. On April 17, 2017, Plaintiff filed a brief on the merits. ECF Dkt. #10. Defendant filed a response brief on June 28, 2017. ECF Dkt. #13. Plaintiff filed a reply brief on July 10, 2017. ECF Dkt. #14.
Plaintiff suffered a skull fracture as an infant and underwent a craniectomy with evacuation of epidural hematoma at seven weeks of age. Tr. at 373. At age six, Plaintiff was placed in special education classes. Id. at 480-94. While in the tenth grade, Plaintiff was re-evaluated for special education placement and found eligible for "Specific Learning Disabilities Program Services." Id. at 461. During the re-evaluation, it was noted that Plaintiff had average cognitive ability, but difficulty paying attention to information presented verbally for sustained time periods, and that he required additional time to master concepts and complete assignments. Id.
In January 2014, Plaintiff was evaluated by state consultative psychologist James M. Lyall, Ph.D. Tr. at 382-87. Dr. Lyall stated the Plaintiff: displayed some mild difficulty understanding complicated questions; indicated that he was generally calm but became confused in new social situations; stated that handling money was a little bit confusing and that his parents helped manage his finances; may have had some judgment difficulties based on his less-than-average intelligence; and seemed to have some insight into his cognitive difficulties. Id. at 384. Continuing, Dr. Lyall assessed that Plaintiff scored within the extremely low range on tests of working memory and may have had difficulty handling work pressures at his various jobs over the years, "most probably due to his less than average intelligence." Id. at 386. Dr. Lyall also stated that Plaintiff had some behavioral problems when younger, but it appeared that he was able to relate to others adequately at the time of the evaluation, especially when others "treat[ed] him properly." Id.
On January 31, 2014, state agency reviewing physician Irma Johnston, Psy.D., opined that Plaintiff would be limited to jobs involving simple, one- to two-step instructions without a fast pace or high production quotas, and a work environment with infrequent changes in routine that could be easily explained. Tr. at 112-14, 123-25. Paul Tangeman, Ph.D., reviewed Plaintiff's updated record and affirmed Dr. Johnston's opinion on April 16, 2014. Id. at 137-38, 148-49.
Plaintiff reported left-sided motor and cognitive problems to Frank Lazzerini, M.D., on July 14, 2014. Tr. at 401. On examination, Dr. Lazzerini found left-sided weakness with strength of 2/5 and abnormal gait. Id. at 401. On July 29, 2014, Dr. Lazzerini noted normal examination findings, but stated that "patient is medically disabled." Id. at 398-400. Plaintiff underwent physical and occupational therapy at the order of Dr. Lazzerini for his left hand, gait, balance, ataxia, sensory processing, and learning disability compensation from October 2014 through July 2015. Id. at 427-28, 508-26, 551-831.
On November 10, 2014, Plaintiff reported to Andrew Stalker, M.D., that he had difficulty maintaining employment and had been fired twelve times for reasons such as being slow and sleeping on the job. Tr. at 418. Plaintiff also stated that he had issues interacting with others. Id. Continuing, Plaintiff explained that he lived in an apartment owned by a friend of his family and that his family had to help him with all of his activities of daily living. Id. Dr. Stalked noted largely normal findings, but also indicated that Plaintiff had abnormal memory, abnormal fund of knowledge, mild motor weakness of the left hand, and decreased alternating movement speed on his left. Id. at 420. At the order of Dr. Stalker, Plaintiff underwent an electroencephalogram on November 18, 2014, that resulted in normal findings, although it was noted that epilepsy could not be ruled out. Id. at 417. On December 3, 2014, Plaintiff underwent a computerized tomography scan that showed encephalomalacia and post-surgical changes of the right partial lobe. Id. at 416, 440. Plaintiff returned to Dr. Stalker on December 8, 2014, and it was noted that Plaintiff was having problems with his prior traumatic brain injury, including cognitive and emotional problems, and that there was little that could be done beyond psychiatry to help his mood. Id. at 415.
On December 17, 2014, Plaintiff reported to his therapist that he "blam[ed] his brain" for his problems and it was noted that he "[a]ttributes problems to brain injury that are coping or denial." Tr. at 789. The therapist indicated that Plaintiff needed to focus on his learning disability instead of his general brain injury problems that could not be corrected. Id. at 777. In early January 2015, Plaintiff reported that he was trying to better himself, but it was noted by the therapist that he had missed job appointments and blamed his job coach. Id. at 683.
On January 21, 2015, Robert Devies, Ph.D., performed a neuropsychological evaluation of Plaintiff. Tr. at 424-25, 442-43. Plaintiff indicated that he had graduated high school, during which he took part in a vocational program focused on agriculture. Id. at 424, 442. Continuing, Plaintiff reported that he had a difficulty maintaining employment and a history of attention deficit disorder. Id. Plaintiff told Dr. Davies that he was "slow learning to do new stuff" and that he could "follow a task after watching it completed but [could not] learn to do something on his own." Id. Dr. Davies noted that Plaintiff had little insight and understanding of his own dynamics, and that otherwise the only observed behavior that was atypical was a fairly significant dyscalculia. Id.
Plaintiff saw Rajnikant Kothari, M.D., on January 27, 2015, for a psychiatric consultation. Tr. at 445. At the consultation Plaintiff reported that he was prescribed Zoloft, Zyprexa, and phenobarbital, but that he "didn't really take them" because he did not like the side effects. Id. at 447. Plaintiff reported that his hobbies included working on cars, fishing and hunting, and singing karaoke with friends. Id. at 450. Dr. Kothari noted that Plaintiff: was unkempt; displayed a temperamental mood and affect; had antisocial attitudes and blamed others; had a below average intellect; displayed an inability to concentrate; and showed poor insight and judgment. Id. at 451-52. Plaintiff was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and Dr. Kothari noted that he refused to be treated. Id. at 453.
On February 17, 2015, Plaintiff reported to Dr. Lazzerini that he had been to a psychiatric consultation, but that the psychiatrist wanted to prescribe medicine. Tr. at 429. Plaintiff stated that he refused the medicine and would not be returning for a follow-up visit. Id. Dr. Lazzerini completed a medical-source statement regarding Plaintiff's physical and mental abilities. Id. at 496, 503. With respect to Plaintiff's mental abilities, Dr. Lazzerini opined that Plaintiff was: moderately limited in his ability to understand and remember simple instructions; markedly limited in his ability to carry out simple instructions, make judgments on simple work-related decisions, and understand and remember complex instructions; and extremely limited in his ability to carry out complex instructions and to make judgments on complex work-related decisions. Id. at 503. Continuing, Dr. Lazzerini opined that Plaintiff: was moderately limited in his ability to interact appropriately with the public and supervisors, and to respond appropriately to usual work situations and changes in a routine work setting; was markedly limited in his ability to interact appropriately with supervisors; and would miss more than four days per month due to mental impairments. Id. at 504-505.
Plaintiff reported to his therapist in May 2015 that he had not followed up on resumes submitted in an effort to find employment and did not have a plan, but that he had found a job mowing lawns for a small trailer park. Tr. at 736. The therapist counseled Plaintiff on realistic job expectations and his continued dependency on others, and indicated that he was too passive and disorganized for long-term work and needed to determine a specific goal. Id. In July 2015, it was noted that Plaintiff was developing organizational skills for thinking and life, and that he had made good progress towards establishing a long-term work plan. Id. at 770.


So is the Pocket PC file the right one to use or do I need some other format?
I've done 3 Wherigo caches in my area and played the Wherigo Tutorial cartridge without any issues with the nüvi 550 (Software Version 3.40, Wherigo Engine 2.22).
While building my own Wherigo, I found that my cartridge worked flawlessly on the Wherigo Builder's Pocket PC emulator but kept crashing in the field on the nüvi 550 (problems mentioned above; locks up or switches off). I've tracked down the problem to the "Show detail screen zobject" script Action (supposed to force a certain screen to be shown to the player, such as a particular Task or Location). When I removed all of these Actions, everything now works without a hitch.


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I love it when a nutrition client presents me with a culinary challenge — a request for a vegan version of a favorite recipe, a meal idea, a special sort of snack or treat. The latest such challenge/request came from a client who's just getting into the idea of a salad for lunch–something she can order at a deli near her workplace–but who's having a hard time enjoying salads at home. I suspected, and she agreed, that problem here may really have nothing to do with salad, and everything to do with dressing.
A good dressing can make or break a salad, a grain bowl, or a slaw. Ho hum dressings mean bland salads, whereas a really bold, flavorful dressing can easily transform the most humble bowl of veggies into something very meal-worthy. My client told me that she tends to get honey mustard dressings on her salad. My goal was to give her something that would be a little more wholesome than most commercial honey mustard dressings, yet still really salty and sweet. And I wanted to make it vegan, so that I could try it and enjoy it along with her!
I had two sources of inspiration for this dressing. The first was the "Dijon-Cider Dressing" from Natalia Rose's The Raw Food Detox Diet, which is the book that taught me most of what I know about salad-making. It's a spin on honey mustard, but it uses apple cider vinegar and stevia. I don't use stevia, so the sweetness in this recipe comes from pitted medjool dates.
The other is the "Liquid Gold" dressing from Vesanto Melina and Brenda Davis' classic book, Becoming Vegan (one of the all-time greatest plant-based nutrition primers out there). That recipe was the one that inspired me to start using nutritional yeast in dressings, which is something I've loved doing ever since. I never need an excuse to use nooch, but I particularly love the savory, umami-rich quality it lends to dressings, along with the protein and B Vitamins.
This dressing is very sweet and very salty. I love that particular combination, so it's right up my alley, though I do want to mention that you can adjust the sweetness by adding one less date, and you can adjust the saltiness by adding one less tablespoon of tamari. It's also very tart, thanks to a balsamic and apple cider vinegar mixture (the former adds a syrupy and rich flavor to contrast the bright tartness of the ACV, but you could do all apple cider vinegar if you prefer).
The great thing about this dressing is that its bold flavor ensures that a small amount lends tremendous character to your dish. It's as good for dipping vegetables for a summery snack as it is for dressing salads and grain bowls.
Speaking of salads, I used this new dressing recipe as an excuse to make a new, summery salad. It's a mixture of hot and cold and a celebration of color. I didn't plan on sharing the salad itself in this post, but after I scarfed it up yesterday I determined that it was too good not to share!
To assemble the salad bowls, divide all ingredients evenly among four bowls of plates. Use the greens as the base and then arrange the other ingredients on top. Drizzle with the sweet Dijon vinaigrette, and serve.
The combination of salty, toasted chickpeas, sweet beets, and cooling greens compliments the zesty, sweet/tart/salty dressing really well here. I have a feeling that this one is about to be one of my new favorite summer go-tos. I've had bowls on the brain lately, because I just finished testing a different vegan bowl for my next Food52 column. I can't wait to share that one with you all, too.
Of course, you certainly don't have to serve the dressing with my salad bowl idea. If you make it, let me know how you choose to serve it. I hope you'll enjoy the recipe as much as I have!
On Friday, I'll be back with a new, easy vegan dinner option. In the meantime, thanks for your thoughts on my last post. I hope that your weeks are going smoothly.
That dressing sounds fantastic — as does everything else in that bowl! Homemade salad dressings are truly the best.
Yes! Perfect timing for me. I've been making some awesome salads at home but homemade dressings, not so much. Finding great dressing recipes has been my goal for the last week or so and I'll definitely be adding this one to my list to try. Thank you!
What a way to bring any salad to life! Love the fact that you're able to combine sweetness and saltiness and still keeping it vegan friendly, I think even the kids would dig this!
This looks amazing, and it is soy-free — I found out last week than I'm allergic to soy. I'll definitely try this dish tonight. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
Wow…too much sodium for my preferences. I am hoping that your traditional R.D. program will undo some of your misguided raw food teachings on the nutrional basics, such as sodium content and saturated fat content, so that I don't have to modify your recipe postings so often. Also, I am happy to see your recent movement in the direction of more spicy, less bland recipes. For example, your roasted red pepper romesco sauce w/ses. seeds is on regular rotation in this house (though I roasted my own peppers to avoid the excessive sodium in the jarred versions I found.) Please continue on this track with your more balanced/cooked cuisine choices.
I used this as inspiration last night! I made some modifications based on what I had on hand (maple syrup for the dates, pumpkin seeds for the flax and hemp) and it came out awesome. Thanks for the idea!
I love a good salad during summer!
Thank you for an oil free option! It's creamy and delicious! It's really difficult to find oil /nut free dressings that are satisfying. You nailed it with this!
Your IG lunches are always my lunch inspiration! Totally just roasted a bunch of beets and sweet pot's, made a batch of this dressing, and cooking dried chickpeas as we speak 🙂 Thanks, Gena!
What a beautiful salad–and a delicious dressing! I can't wait to make this. If I wasn't headed out of town, it would be my lunch tomorrow, haha.


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Kultura by The Txoko Jan 30, 20193:00 pm 26 June, 2020
Michael Robinson: The English Voice of Spanish Football
For more than a quarter of a century, a former striker from Lancashire has been enthralling Spanish TV audiences with his wit, knowledge and comical Spanish accent.
Amadeo Labarta Rey: The man who lived inside Atotxa
Amadeo Labarta was a central figure behind the scenes at Real Sociedad for almost 40 years. This is the extraordinary story of the man who literally lived inside a football stadium.
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Raimundo Lezama: Child of War
When war broke out in Spain Raimundo Pérez Lezama was forced to move to the UK, whilst there he learnt how to play football.
Kultura by The Txoko Oct 28, 201812:23 pm 26 June, 2020
The Brief but Intense Story of Bielsa in Bilbao
Bielsa brought a revolutionary new style of football to Bilbao and its side, Athletic Club. Sometimes the impact of greatness is only noticeable in hindsight. By Harry Collins.
Xabi Prieto: Kapitaina
From playing on the beaches of his hometown to captaining the club itself, Xabi Prieto has been a loyal and dedicated servant to Real Sociedad and San Sebastián.
Kultura by The Txoko Oct 26, 201810:51 am 26 June, 2020
The rise and fall and rise and fall again of Javier Clemente at Athletic Club de Bilbao.
When Alavés took on Europe – and nearly won
In 2001 the world took notice as a group of plucky underdogs playing for Deportivo Alavés went on a European oddysey. By David Bevan
The blonde bombshell from Portugalete lit up La Liga during the 90's becoming an icon and talisman for his club.
SD Eibar: The Club that Moves Mountains
It was hard work getting Eibar into La Liga. They're now fully settled and have set their sights on Europe. The club that continues to astound.
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For years Athletic have lead the world in terms of player development. The Lezama training complex is a vital part of this process, and the club's existence.


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The word 'digital' can cause heart palpitations for many business owners as they consider the many options available to them. There are so many choices and challenges when it comes to knowing where to start, what to do and how to navigate the digital jungle.
This overwhelm causes us to start to overcomplicate the solutions we require as we add more digital tools and options into the marketing process. The key is not to overcomplicate it and to keep it simple.
Implementing digital into your business, doesn't need to be difficult. Stop making it harder than it needs to be.
Everything you do in marketing should start with your audience. What are your clients' expectations? What channels do they want to interact with you on? This is your starting point from which all marketing starts.
Many businesses miss this first step in the marketing process and want to skip straight to creating content but if you don't know and consider your audience – how can you communicate with them in a way that will resonate and engage and most importantly, get results?
2. Block out unnecessary noise.
The easiest way to get overwhelmed is by reading, researching and trying to do everything. I get inundated with emails every day that state this is the next big or the one solution that will make all the difference to your results. This can overwhelm even the savviest of digital experts too. Filter out the information that is not relevant to your current needs and file it for later.
Focus on what you need to get started. What channels do you need to set up first? What are your priorities? Do them first before trying to integrate more complicated solutions like apps or fancy technology. If you read every single article or email about digital you wouldn't get anything done so block out the unnecessary noise and you will feel the difference it makes in your sanity.
This is a big mistake many businesses make. You need to have realistic expectations about the time it will take and the resources you will need to make progress with your digital marketing. Don't think you can start today and see massive changes in your business in a few weeks.
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4. Learn or get help.
There are so many free and low cost options available to help you learn what you need to do. Reading email newsletters, doing online courses, attending webinars, surfing You Tube or even just Googling something are all easy ways to keep up to date on the fast paced world that is digital. Take the time to educate yourself and if you need to, get help from a digital specialist.
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Martel Mosley 4 years ago 34 comments
Before breaking straight into a review of Hatred Day, the first instalment of the Pettibone sisters' sci-fi/fantasy series centred on a young female protagonist, it is worth dedicating some attention to the authors themselves (T.S. Pettibone being the nom de plume of identical twins, Brittany and Nicole Pettibone).
Here at AltRight.com, a site primarily dedicated to providing an alternative political commentary on global events and culture, it is a given that the books featured and reviewed will have a link to the rest of the content displayed. In this particular instance, that link is the authors themselves.
Brittany has appeared on Red Ice Radio to promote the book while also engaging in discussions on President Trump, cultural Marxism and demographic transformation. She is also a regular hostess of the 'Virtue of the West' podcast alongside Reality Calls, and both sisters have openly conveyed their support for Trump when interviewed by InfoWars.
So does this make them literary vanguards for the science-fiction/fantasy readers of the Alt-Right? The simple answer is no. However, one would assume that, given their more astute political position-taking and general worldview, they would produce material that was free from attempts at deconstructing traditional societal values and enforcing a liberal agenda.
Although the Pettibone sisters are clear advocates of a saner society than the currently established Western world, one would be mistaken to expect even an implicit pro-white, or even pro-Western, agenda to manifest itself in the book. Personally, I wasn't expecting The Turner Diaries (and thankfully, this was far from that), but I had prepared myself to pick up on some underlying conservative message. I never found one and, in some instances, picked up instead on the odd argument being made in favour of more liberal politics. I hasten to add that this in no way detracts from the book. Perhaps I had just made the mistake of setting up a certain frame of mind before reading Volume I (since I had learned of the book and the Pettibone sisters through Brittany's interview with Lana Lokteff).
Without revealing any spoilers, the book revolves around protagonist Snofrid Yagami, a member of a powerful alien race known as the 'Inborns', who finds herself in a slum on Earth being primed for sale at a slave auction. To make things worse, Snofrid has had her short- to medium-term memory wiped. The Inborns, having arrived unwelcome on Earth (and causing substantial ecological damage and social upheaval in the process), seem to have engaged in an uneasy peace with humankind. Snofrid is ultimately rescued from the auction and sets about retrieving her memories. At about this juncture in the story, the son of a prominent human authority figure is murdered and social tensions increase as the Inborns are suspected of the crime. From this point onwards, Snofrid endeavours to do all she can to save herself and her motley crew of family members from the dangers not only emanating from their proximity to the humans, but also from the threat posed by members of her own species. This is not to say that she becomes a gun-toting, skull-cracking female warrior. Nicole and Brittany ensure that Snofrid is realistically depicted as an intelligent female lead who knows that, like each of us, she has her limits and inherent weaknesses. Her entourage is there to protect her when violence ensues (although that is not to say she does not find herself alone in perilous situations whereby she has to rely on her other skills to survive). Thankfully, Hatred Day is free from the feminist woMAN ideal that is pushed in mainstream entertainment.
In terms of style, syntax and rhythm, Hatred Day is well written. The vocabulary is descriptive without being flowery and excessive, and although this is typically true with seasoned writers, I feel it should be highlighted here since this is the first tentative step into the world of fiction for Nicole and Brittany.
Personally, I found the story to be well paced with the right sprinkling of increased tempo where action and uncertainty called for it. However, I have seen other reviews criticizing an element of slowness to the story which may be symptomatic of a young generation yearning for instant gratification that books are not known to typically provide. Or perhaps I am more comfortable with a novel which, containing slower pacing interspersed with bouts of breakneck violence, marches inexorably towards a climax rather than sprints to it hurriedly. Either way, I was comfortable with the tale's pace.
Another likely cause for a sacrifice of pace could be due to the strong character-building that takes place within Hatred Day. Each personality is different, easy to identify, and I found myself interested in the backstories that accompanied protagonists and antagonists alike. This was especially the case where Snofrid and Lycidius (Snofrid's main romantic interest) were concerned. Central players in the story exhibit genuine and realistic emotional responses to the circumstances and events surrounding them. Dialogue is elegantly crafted and unfettered, thus enabling closeness to certain characters which is an element that I have found lacking in other sci-fi/fantasy novels. Attracting and maintaining a reader's attention to character development is not always an easy feat. This could stem from a female biological propensity to analyse and value personality traits but I'll leave that controversial topic for another day.
Hatred Day is not without its faults, however. It often feels like the Pettibone sisters set out to take on a little too much at times, or had flights of fancy that ran away from them. This is evident through not only the thick array of subplots, but also through the different types of Inborns and Inborn artefacts that make appearances throughout. We are initially told that there are five varieties of Inborns but that these break into further groups depending on the individual's powers and choices to take on other powers and forms. Suffice it to say, I could not remember the exact differences, only that Snofrid was able to display the Wolverine-like ability to self-heal. In terms of artefacts, the 'Mania Mirror' that makes an appearance later in the book would be a prime example (by itself it would be acceptable, but it was not an isolated case – many spells, talking books and electronic gadgetry seem to appear just when they are needed). Many of the subplots are intriguing, but there is a fine line between quantity and quality that the authors slightly overstep. Sadly, this can force the reader to sometimes flip back to previous pages to make sure they are following and understanding correctly.
I mentioned above that Hatred Day seems to downplay the nationalist message and even takes shots at many proponents of what the Alt-Right supports. There is a focus on the range of different ethnicities all inhabiting the same localised area (though a fervent endorsement of multiculturalism is fortunately lacking). My biggest gripe would be (again, purely in the form of an Alt-Right critical analysis) that the humans are often painted as being hateful vitriolic peoples for resenting the sudden presence of Inborns on Earth. The writers go as far as to have the humans perform Nazi era-esque blood tests (à la The Thing) to weed out Inborns (humans and Inborns resemble each other physically). There are also random firing squads, the Ausch-I mean, Minos death camp, and a ghetto where many Inborns reside (Warsaw anyone?). At one particularly frenetic moment, a 10-year old is shot purely for being an inborn. Mixing of humans and Inborns is depicted as abhorrent by both groups and, when elucidated, made out to be some simple-minded manifestation of unfounded prejudice rather than a genuine grievance and something to be actively discouraged in the name of preserving identity, common history and shared culture. The book underlines that this view held by humans and Inborns is unjust and that things would be much better for the characters to whom we have emotionally bonded if this stigma was not extant in their World (and therefore, perhaps in ours?). It may be my own personal paranoia from having read so much liberal material when I was younger, but it felt at times that the underlying message in the book could very well be anti-populist. As if pain and suffering was the only end result of a self-identifying group striving for their own self-determination. Time and future novels will tell, and I'm sure somebody will have picked up on a theme that is the opposite of the one I just expounded. Such is the beauty of written art.
In conclusion, the book is a strong first step despite sporadic examples of overreaching and a sometimes muddled plot, and I shall certainly be reading the second novel once released. But for those looking for a strong pro-nationalist, pro-ethno-centrist or even pro-right wing subtext mixed in to their light reading, I would advise looking elsewhere.
Hatred Day is available to buy.
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Urban League: Health, jobs legislation fall short
Associated Press— March 26, 2010
WASHINGTON (AP) — Landmark health legislation won't be enough to reduce racial gaps in unemployment and health care, the National Urban League says in urging President Barack Obama to promote a "jobs surge" that targets hard-hit communities.
In its annual "State of Black America" report released Wednesday, the 100-year-old organization said African Americans had made gains in overall equality with whites as measured partly by their high voter turnout in 2008. Still, blacks lagged in homeownership rates and were almost twice as likely to be unemployed and lack health insurance.
The 151-page study, which in 2007 featured a foreword by then-Sen. Obama bemoaning the problems facing black men, makes clear that it appreciates his efforts so far as president but that "much, much more must be done."
Seeking to broaden its appeal, the report for the first time also addresses inequality for Hispanics, the nation's fastest-growing demographic group. It noted that Latinos faced many problems similar to blacks and in some areas may lag further behind, such as voter participation, insurance coverage and college enrollment.
"Now it's time for a strong jobs bill," said Marc Morial, president and CEO of the National Urban League.
"I think the health bill is a very important landmark piece of legislation that in the long term will also create jobs. But that's not immediate," Morial told The Associated Press.
"In the short run, we may be looking at continuing high unemployment. It's just not acceptable when Congress and the president spent a considerable amount of money bailing out the banks and auto companies."
The report includes policy discussions and essays from academics, business leaders and members of the Obama administration such as Labor Secretary Hilda Solis and Education Secretary Arne Duncan.
Among its recommendations:
• Provide $150 billion for direct job creation in local communities by offering grants to cities, states, universities and nonprofit groups. Eligibility will be based on local unemployment rates with a goal of creating 3 million jobs.
• Adopt the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency, hire housing counselors nationwide and strengthen enforcement of fair lending laws to crack down on predatory lending, since blacks and other minorities were disproportionately hurt by the foreclosure crisis.
• Spend $5 billion to $7 billion to hire up to 5 million teens as part of an expanded Youth Summer Jobs Program that would improve opportunities for urban youth, who have higher rates of unemployment.
• Create an "alternative public option" that would eliminate racial disparities in health coverage caused by an employer-based system. A new federal agency would guarantee a job for every person seeking work to improve public works projects, and provide the workers health benefits already available to federal employees.
Morial said more aid is needed beyond the $38 billion jobs bill signed into law by Obama, partly because it does little to help the "chronically unemployed," who have less education and jobs skills and are disproportionately black and Latino. That jobs measure, which contains a modest mix of tax breaks and spending for highway and transit programs, is expected to generate perhaps 250,000 jobs by year's end, a tiny portion of the 8.4 million jobs the economy has shed since the recession began in 2007.
Referring to health care legislation, Morial noted that nearly 20 percent of blacks do not have health coverage, compared to about 11 percent for whites, and that disparities in health care extend beyond insurance to "access to fresh food and groceries, access to physical education, recreational activities and sidewalks to walk on."
"The health bill is not a magic wand," he said.
The "State of Black America" report comes after Morial and other African-American leaders, including the Rev. Al Sharpton and Benjamin Jealous of the NAACP, met with Obama at the White House last month to press for aid in urban and rural areas with large numbers of hurting minorities.
Obama, the nation's first black president, has said he cannot adopt employment strategies that are designed to solely help blacks. He supports targeting help to regions most in need, which in turn, he says, would lift the African-American community.
Morial said that during the White House meeting, Obama expressed an "overall understanding that additional significant steps needed to be taken."
"I do believe he will pay attention," he said.
The unemployment rate was 15.8 percent for blacks and 12.4 percent for Hispanics in February, compared to 9.7 percent overall and 8.8 percent for whites.
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This page sets out the timetable for the examination of the application. It includes the deadlines for submissions to be made to the Planning Inspectorate and the dates of events taking place during the Examination. The Examination Timetable is also set out in an annex to the Rule 8 letter that was sent to Interested Parties at the start of the Examination.
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Unaccompanied site inspection beginning on 1 September 2015 and continuing on 2 September 2015.
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- of wish to attend an accompanied site inspection
- by statutory parties who wish to be considered an interested party
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- Comments on WRs
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- Comments on LIRs
- Comments on responses to ExA's first written questions
- Updated schedule of compulsory acquisition
- Updated Statements of Common Ground
- Revised draft DCO from applicant
- Comments on any other submissions received at Deadline 1
02 November 2015 Publication of:
- accompanied site inspection itinerary
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01 February 2016 Deadline 5
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- Final updated Statements of Common Ground
- Any further information required by the ExA
- Response to Rule 17 issued 23 February 2015
- Comments on documents received for Deadline 6 and 7
03 March 2016 Examination closed
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What is the Examination?
An Examining Authority examines the key issues arising from an application for a Development Consent Order. The Examining Authority is a single Inspector or panel of up to five Inspectors, appointed by the Secretary of State.
The Examining Authority considers representations made in writing by the Applicant and other Interested Parties, and will generally ask written questions in order to clarify points raised and to obtain further evidence. In some circumstances hearings may be held at which the Applicant and other Interested parties may speak. Once the Examination has ended, the Examining Authority writes a report setting out its conclusions and recommendations in respect of the application. The Recommendation Report is then sent to the relevant Secretary of State. It is the relevant Secretary of State who then takes the decision about whether or not to grant development consent.
How is the Examination conducted?
The examination of an application begins on the last day of the Preliminary Meeting and has to be completed within six months. The Examination is a principally written process, based upon the Relevant Representations and Written Representations submitted by Interested Parties, and the written responses to questions asked by the Examining Authority.
As written submissions are the principal means of giving evidence to an Examining Authority, it is essential that you make any points that you wish to make in writing before the deadlines set by the Examining Authority in the Examination Timetable.
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Everyone who has registered as an Interested Party by making a Relevant Representation in relation to an application is given the opportunity to provide a more detailed Written Representation. Written Representations should be supported by relevant evidence and be provided by the deadline set out in the Examination Timetable. This can be done by emailing the project email address which is available on the project page on the National Infrastructure Planning website. You can also post your Written Representations to: National Infrastructure Planning, Temple Quay House, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6PN.
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Please ensure that you post or email your Written Representation in good time for us to receive it by the specified deadline in the Examination Timetable. Please remember that the purpose of Written Representations is to provide the Examining Authority with submissions (and supporting evidence) regarding issues which are important and relevant to the consideration of the application. You may provide as much or as little detail as you wish in your Written Representation, but a representation is more likely to carry weight with the Examining Authority if it is specific and supported by evidence.
You can also comment on the Written Representations made by other Interested Parties within the timescale set out in the Examination Timetable. You can do this by post or email. In either case you should make sure that you include: (i) the name of the application to which the representation relates; (ii) your unique reference number; and (iii) the reference number for the Written Representation you are commenting on. The Planning Inspectorate will give each Written Representation received (and all other Examination Documents) a unique reference number. These reference numbers are provided in an Examination Library which is produced for every application and made available under the Documents tab on the relevant project webpage.
We are required by law to make copies of representations (and comments on representations) available for public inspection. This is achieved by publishing all representations and comments to our website. If you submit a representation or comment, details published on our website will be restricted to your name and the text/ graphical content of your representation. We will remove any personal information about third parties if we think they have not given their consent to including their personal information in the representation. Please read our Privacy Notice which explains how we will store and use your data.
Anything you have already said in your earlier Relevant Representation, made at the point of registration with the Planning Inspectorate, will be read by the Examining Authority. Therefore, there is no need to produce a further Written Representation during the Examination if you consider that your earlier Relevant Representation included all the detail you wish to provide.
Please note that the Examining Authority may disregard representations which it considers are vexatious or frivolous, or those which deal with the merits of matters of national policy contained in National Policy Statements (NPSs). Designated NPSs have already been the subject of consultation and parliamentary approval and it is not the role of the Examination to debate the merits of national policy.
Can I provide a Written Representation even if I did not submit a valid Relevant Representation?
You may write to the Planning Inspectorate, but if you have not registered as an Interested Party by making a Relevant Representation there is no guarantee that your comments will be taken into account. Whilst the Examining Authority does have discretion to accept Written Representations from people who have not submitted a valid Relevant Representation, this should not be relied upon because people who are not Interested Parties have no legal entitlement to participate.
If you have not registered as an Interested Party, you can also consider grouping together with an individual or organisation which has already registered and become an Interested Party, where they have similar views to your own, so that they can express your views on your behalf.
If you choose to do this, you may also wish to ask this individual or organisation to keep you informed regarding the progress of the application as the Examining Authority only writes directly to Interested Parties in this respect.
What are the different types of hearings?
Issue Specific Hearings: These hearings are held only if the Examining Authority considers they are necessary to ensure adequate examination of an issue or that they are necessary for an Interested Party to have a fair chance to put forward their case. At an Issue Specific Hearing, any Interested Party can make representations about the specific issue being considered.
Open Floor Hearings: These can be requested by anyone who has registered as an Interested Party by making a Relevant Representation, or by other Interested Parties (ie persons with a legal interest in affected land and statutory bodies). Requests must be made by the deadline which is set by the Examining Authority in the Examination Timetable. At the hearing, anyone who is an Interested Party can give oral evidence based on their Relevant Representation or Written Representation.
Compulsory Acquisition Hearings: These take place at the request of anyone who has a legal interest in land affected by the Proposed Development. Only these 'Affected Persons' and the Applicant have the right to request and be heard at a Compulsory Acquisition Hearing.
At any hearings, the Examining Authority will manage the proceedings and may set a time limit for contributions to ensure fairness to all participants.
Who can attend hearings?
Anyone who is an Interested Party in relation to an application will be informed in writing by the Planning Inspectorate of the times, dates, and locations of hearings. The details are also published on the relevant project page on the National Infrastructure Planning website.
Meetings are held in public but to ensure that we can plan for this properly we ask that everyone who wants to attend a particular hearing tells us in advance by contacting the Case Team for the project. If the venue has limited capacity, the Planning Inspectorate may need to offer Interested Parties a seat ahead of other members of the general public.
Can I speak at any hearings?
Any Interested Party may speak at an Open Floor Hearing or Issue Specific Hearing, subject to the Examining Authority's control over the conduct of the hearing. Any party wishing to speak who has not previously advised the Planning Inspectorate in writing of their wish to do so should inform a member of Inspectorate's staff as soon as they arrive at the hearing. The Examining Authority will confirm whether or not this request can be granted at the beginning of the hearing or as relevant matters are explored.
Only the Applicant and 'Affected Persons' (persons with a legal interest in land affected by the Proposed Development) are entitled to make oral representations at a Compulsory Acquisition Hearing.
What is the Local Impact Report?
Local Impact Reports (LIR) are reports produced by local authorities within which a Proposed Development is located; or by any local authority that shares a boundary with a host local authority. The Examining Authority must have regard to the LIR(s) when making its recommendation to the relevant Secretary of State, and the Secretary of State must have regard to the LIR(s) in taking its decision about the application.
Joint LIRs can be produced by two or more local authorities, for example where there are both county and district councils for the area affected by a Proposed Development. LIRs sets out what the local authority(ies) consider to be the impact of a Proposed Development on their local area(s). The Examining Authority will include a deadline for receiving the LIR in the Examination Timetable.
How can I comment on the local Impact Report?
Once an LIR is received, it will be published on the relevant project page on the National Infrastructure Planning website. Interested Parties can comment on the LIR and the deadline for this will be published in the Examination Timetable. Once the deadline has passed, all comments made on the LIR by the deadline will be published on the relevant project page on the National Infrastructure Planning website.
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Muhammed Metin Kaplan (* 14. November 1952 in Erzurum, Türkei) – selbst ernannter "Kalif von Köln" – ist ein islamischer Fundamentalist, der in Köln lebte und 2004 in die Türkei abgeschoben wurde.

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Kaplan stammt aus der Türkei und kam im August 1982 mit einem Touristenvisum, welches bis zum 25. Dezember 1982 gültig war, nach Deutschland. Eine Verlängerung des Touristenvisums wurde abgelehnt und Metin Kaplan drei Monate Zeit zum Verlassen der Bundesrepublik gegeben. Ob Kaplan die Bundesrepublik verließ, ist unklar, denn es gibt Hinweise darauf, dass er von 1983 bis 1986 als Vorbeter einer Moschee in Esslingen am Neckar lebte. Ferner war er Redakteur für die Verbandszeitschrift des Kalifatstaats. Im Juli 1986 reiste Kaplan mit einem legalen Touristenvisum erneut in die Bundesrepublik ein und zog nach Köln. Er stellte 1988 einen Asylantrag. Im Jahr 1992 gewährte das Bundesamt für die Anerkennung ausländischer Flüchtlinge Metin Kaplan Asyl, da das Verwaltungsgericht Köln feststellte, Kaplan drohe in der Türkei eine strafrechtliche Verfolgung, weil er Kopf einer fundamentalistischen Bewegung sei.

Als Nachfolger seines 1995 gestorbenen Vaters Cemaleddin Kaplan führte er die radikale Vereinigung Kalifatstaat (siehe auch Islamische Organisationen in Deutschland).
Ob Metin Kaplan tatsächlich der leibliche Sohn von Cemalettin Kaplan ist, ist unklar. Es gibt Hinweise, dass er der Sohn von Cemalettin Kaplans Schwester ist und nur adoptiert wurde, was Metin Kaplan aber bestreitet.

1996 rief er öffentlich zur Ermordung seines politischen Gegners Ibrahim Sofu auf. Nachdem dieser 1997 tatsächlich erschossen worden war, begannen die städtischen Behörden ein Ausweisungsverfahren, welches nach mehreren Gerichtsurteilen am 12. Oktober 2004 mit der Abschiebung endete. Kaplan war bis 2016 in einem Typ-F-Gefängnis inhaftiert, nachdem er in der Türkei Mitte 2006 wegen Hochverrats zu lebenslanger Haft verurteilt wurde. Wegen des mutmaßlich unfairen Verfahrens in der Türkei und Gefahr der Folter konnte er erst nach jahrelangen Verfahren vor Gerichten abgeschoben werden. Bis zum Zeitpunkt der Abschiebung waren seine Akten bei der Kölner Ausländerbehörde auf über 2500 Seiten angewachsen. Metin Kaplans Frau und die drei Kinder verblieben nach seiner Abschiebung in Deutschland.

In den 1990er Jahren bis zu den Terroranschlägen am 11. September 2001 war Metin Kaplan der bekannteste islamische Fundamentalist in Deutschland. Er fand bis zu seiner Abschiebung große Beachtung in den Medien. So war er auf dem Titel der Zeitschrift Der Spiegel 2004/24 zu sehen. Die Ausgabe trug den Titel Der Fall Kaplan oder: Wie der Staat sich von seinen Gegnern vorführen lässt.

Öffentliche Äußerungen
Ein politischer Gegner Kaplans, Halil Ibrahim Sofu, genannt Yusuf Hoca, der sich in Berlin zum Gegenkalifen ausrufen ließ, wurde am 8. Mai 1997 ermordet.
Zuvor forderte Kaplan in seiner Verbandszeitung Ümmet-i Muhammed vom 19. Juli 1996 den Tod des Gegenkalifen: "Was passiert mit einer Person, die sich, obwohl es einen Kalif gibt, als einen zweiten Kalifen verkünden läßt? Dieser Mann wird zur Reuebekundung gebeten. Wenn er nicht Reue bekundet, dann wird er getötet."

Zu einer weiteren Radikalisierung der Bewegung Kaplans kam es durch einen Aufruf Kaplans vom 14. Mai 1998: Mobilisierungsruf zum allgemeinen Glaubenskampf.

Juristische Verfahren
Von 1999 bis zur Abschiebung 2004 kam es allein vor dem Verwaltungsgericht in Köln zu 23 Verfahren in Sachen Metin Kaplan und Kalifat. Ferner kam es zu Verfahren vor den folgenden Gerichten: Amtsgericht Köln, Landgericht Köln, Oberlandesgericht Düsseldorf, Oberverwaltungsgericht Münster, Bundesverwaltungsgericht Leipzig und Bundesverfassungsgericht Karlsruhe. Dabei ging es auch um die Rückzahlung der Sozialhilfe von 1988 bis 1999. Er sollte 150.000 Euro Sozialhilfe zurückzahlen, die er, seine Frau und seine drei Kinder erhalten hatten. Denn die Polizei hatte bei einer Durchsuchung seiner Wohnung 1998 2 Millionen Mark und kiloweise Gold gefunden und beschlagnahmt.

Aufgrund des Mordaufrufs von 1996 und des Mobilisierungsrufs zum allgemeinen Glaubenskampf von 1998 leitete der Generalbundesanwalt ein Ermittlungsverfahren gegen ihn und andere Personen aus dem Führungskreis des Verbands wegen des Verdachts der Bildung einer terroristischen Vereinigung sowie wegen des Mordes an Ibrahim Sofu ein. Nachdem Metin Kaplan am 25. März 1999 durch Einsatzkräfte der GSG 9 in Untersuchungshaft genommen worden war, begann gegen ihn am 8. Februar 2000 der Prozess unter Leitung des vorsitzenden Richters Ottmar Breidling vor dem Oberlandesgericht Düsseldorf. Gleichzeitig wurde bekannt, dass die Kaplan-Bewegung Kontakte zur Hizbullah (Türkei) unterhalten soll. Am 15. November 2000 wurde Kaplan wegen öffentlichen Aufrufs zu einer Straftat zu vier Jahren Haft verurteilt.

 Am 19. Dezember 2001 forderte Innenminister Otto Schily in einem Treffen mit seinem türkischen Amtskollegen eine Zusage, dass bei einem möglichen Todesurteil gegen Metin Kaplan die Todesstrafe nicht vollstreckt wird.
 Am 24. März 2003 endete die Strafhaft für Kaplan. Daraufhin erließ das Gericht zwischenzeitlich einen Auslieferungshaftbefehl, weshalb jener dennoch nicht freikam.
 Am 27. Mai 2003 wurde Kaplan aus der Haft entlassen, nachdem das Oberlandesgericht die Auslieferung Kaplans an die Türkei abgelehnt hatte und der Auslieferungshaftbefehl aufgehoben worden war.
 Am 27. August 2003 entschied das Verwaltungsgericht Köln, dass Kaplan in Deutschland bleiben darf. Er habe zwar kein Recht auf Asyl mehr, dürfe aber auch nicht abgeschoben werden, da ihm in der Türkei ein nicht rechtsstaatliches Strafverfahren drohe.
 Am 17. Oktober 2003 bestätigte das Bundesverfassungsgericht das Verbot der fundamentalistischen Vereinigung "Kalifatstaat" vom Dezember 2001.
 Am 4. Dezember 2003 bestätigte das Oberverwaltungsgericht Münster das Kölner Urteil, wonach Kaplan kein Recht auf Asyl habe.
 Am 11. Dezember 2003 wurden bei einer bundesweiten Razzia rund 1.100 Wohnungen von Anhängern des verbotenen "Kalifatstaats" durchsucht, darunter auch die Wohnung Kaplans.
 Am 19. Mai 2004 bestätigte das Kölner Verwaltungsgericht die von der Stadt Köln beantragte Ausweisung Kaplans. Damit wird Kaplan in Deutschland nur noch geduldet und besitzt keine Aufenthaltserlaubnis mehr.
 Am 26. Mai 2004 entschied das Oberverwaltungsgericht Münster, dass keine schwerwiegenden Hindernisse für die Abschiebung Kaplans vorliegen. Das Amtsgericht Köln erließ darauf einen Haftbefehl auf Antrag der Stadt Köln.Kaplan wurde bei dem Versuch der Verhaftung nicht zu Hause angetroffen und darauf europaweit zur Fahndung ausgeschrieben. Die Fahndung und der Haftbefehl wurden jedoch einen Tag später am 27. Mai 2004 aufgrund einer Entscheidung des Verwaltungsgerichts Köln aufgehoben bzw. eingestellt, da das Urteil des Oberverwaltungsgerichts Münster noch nicht rechtskräftig und Revision vor dem Bundesverwaltungsgericht möglich war. Diese Information wurde dem Amtsgericht Köln bei der Erwirkung des Haftbefehls unterschlagen, so dass Kritiker von einem Erschwindeln des Haftbefehls sprachen.
 Am 28. Mai 2004 stellte Kaplan über seine Anwältin beim Kölner Ausländeramt einen Duldungsantrag. Später stellte sich heraus, dass Kaplan sich in der Wohnung eines Nachbarn im selben Gebäude aufgehalten hatte.
 Am 12. Oktober 2004 lehnte das Verwaltungsgericht Köln einen von Kaplan gestellten Antrag auf Abschiebeschutz ab; Kaplan wurde noch am selben Abend in die Türkei abgeschoben und bei seiner Landung von den türkischen Behörden festgenommen. Ihm wurde vorgeworfen, 1998 ein Attentat auf das Mausoleum Atatürks geplant zu haben. Er habe mit Hilfe eines sprengstoffbeladenen Flugzeugs die im Mausoleum versammelte Staatsspitze töten wollen.
 Am 7. Dezember 2004 wurde die Revision von Kaplan gegen seine Abschiebung durch das Bundesverwaltungsgericht zurückgewiesen.
 Am 20. Juni 2005 wurde er in der Türkei zu einer lebenslangen Haftstrafe verurteilt. Die Richter des Istanbuler Gerichts befanden ihn des Hochverrats für schuldig. Mit dem Urteil folgte man dem Antrag der Staatsanwaltschaft. Es sei erwiesen, dass Kaplan 1998 einen Anschlag auf das Atatürk-Mausoleum in Ankara befohlen habe. Er habe mit Hilfe eines sprengstoffbeladenen Flugzeugs die im Mausoleum versammelte Staatsspitze töten wollen.Vor der Urteilsverkündung hatte er erklärt, er halte das Verfahren für nicht rechtsstaatlich. Einen Befangenheitsantrag gegen den Vorsitzenden Richter lehnte das Gericht zuvor ab.
 Am 30. November 2005 hob das Oberste Berufungsgericht das Urteil gegen Kaplan auf. Grund dafür waren Verfahrensfehler und nicht ausreichende Ermittlungen. Auch das im Juni in Kraft getretene neue Strafrecht musste in seinem Fall Anwendung finden.
 Im Oktober 2008 bestätigte ein türkisches Berufungsgericht die lebenslange Freiheitsstrafe. Kaplan wurde erneut für schuldig befunden.
 Am 2. Juli 2010 wurde die Strafe durch ein Gericht in Istanbul auf 17 Jahre und sechs Monate reduziert.
 Am 16. November 2016 wurde Kaplan aufgrund seiner Krebserkrankung frühzeitig aus der Haft entlassen.

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34-year-old Russian Aleksandr Grichishkin, the founder of a bulletproof hosting service, was sentenced to 60 months in prison for allowing cybercrime gangs to use the platform in attacks targeting US financial institutions between 2008 to 2015.
Grichishkin, who was also the organization's leader, provided multiple cybercrime operations with the infrastructure (IP addresses, servers, and domains) needed to distribute malware, host phishing kits, breach targets' networks, build botnets, and steal banking credentials.
According to the sentencing memorandum, malware hosted on the organization's bulletproof hosting platform—including Zeus, SpyEye, Citadel, and the Blackhole Exploit Kit—was used in attacks against U.S. organizations and caused millions of dollars in losses.
As revealed in court documents, the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) estimated that just SpyEye and Zeus attacks caused roughly $64 million in damages to banks and their corporate clients in a single year, based on incidents in 2011.
He also aided cybercrime clients to register new infrastructure using false or stolen identities to circumvent law enforcement efforts to block their attacks.
"Grichishkin also helped clients evade detection by law enforcement and continue their crimes uninterrupted by monitoring sites used to blocklist technical infrastructure used for crime, moving 'flagged' content to new infrastructure, and registering all such infrastructure under false or stolen identities," the DOJ added.
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The bulletproof hosting organization was founded by Russian citizens Andrei Skvortsov and Aleksandr Grichishkin. They hired Lithuanian Aleksandr Skorodumov and Estonian Pavel Stassi, who were also previously sentenced to four and two years in prison, respectively, as the hosting service's administrator and system admin.
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