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Mary was born on in Baraboo, WI, the daughter of Andrew and Delores (Gross) Shilkey. She graduated from Jefferson High School in the early 1970's and worked as a laborer at several local factories throughout her life. In the Shilkey family, Mary was known as her dad's favorite. The other siblings didn't take offense to this fact, as Mary's humor endeared her to many. She is remembered as the kindest of souls and she loved her pets dearly. She was a devoted Harry Potter fan and loved giving her brothers a hard time. Mary lived a quiet life, and her family is thankful that she was able to die at home surrounded by the ones she loved the most. She will be missed.
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The former president of Port Arthur Chemical and Environmental Services LLC (PACES) will get one year in federal prison after pleading guilty to violating federal health and safety laws which resulted in the death of an employee.
Matthew Lawrence Bowman, 41, of Houston, pleaded guilty on May 9, 2013, to violating the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSH Act) and making a false statement and received his sentence from U.S. District Judge Marcia Crone this week to serve 12 months in federal prison. Bowman also has to pay $5,000 in fines.
Bowman admitted to not properly protecting PACES employees from exposure to hydrogen sulfide, a poisonous gas resulting in the death of truck driver Joey Sutter on Dec. 18, 2008. In addition, Bowman admitted to directing employees to falsify transportation documents to conceal the wastewater was coming from PACES after a disposal facility put a moratorium on all shipments from PACES after it received loads containing hydrogen sulfide.
According to information presented in court, Bowman was president and owner of PACES, located in Port Arthur, TX, and CES Environmental Services (CES) located in Houston.
PACES was in operation from November 2008 to November 2010, and was in the business of producing and selling caustic materials to paper mills. The production of caustic materials involved hydrogen sulfide, a poisonous gas. Hydrogen sulfide is an acute toxic substance that is the leading cause of sudden death in the workplace, according to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. OSHA requires employers to implement engineering and safety controls to prevent employees from exposure above harmful limits of hydrogen sulfide.
Bowman was responsible for approving and directing PACES production operations, the disposal of hydrogen sulfide wastewater, and ensuring implementation of employee safety precautions. In some cases, Bowman personally handled the investigation of work-related employee injuries, directed the transportation of PACES wastewater, and determined what safety equipment the company could purchase or maintain.
In the cases at issue, hazardous materials ended up transported illegally with false documents and without the required placards.
Most importantly, the workers did not have proper protection from exposure to hazardous gases. The exposure resulted in the deaths of two employees, Joey Sutter and Charles Sittig, who were truck drivers, at the PACES facility on Dec. 18, 2008 and April 14, 2009. Placarding is critical to ensure the safety of first responders in the event of an accident or other highway incident. A federal grand jury indicted Bowman and PACES July 18, 2012.


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        mm.close()

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Die 41. Division war ein Großverband der Preußischen Armee.

Gliederung
Die Division war Teil des XX. Armee-Korps.

Friedensgliederung
 72. Infanterie-Brigade in Osterode in Ostpreußen
 Infanterie-Regiment "von Grolmann" (1. Posensches) Nr. 18 in Osterode in Ostpreußen
 Infanterie-Regiment "Freiherr Hiller von Gaertringen" (4. Posensches) Nr. 59 in Deutsch-Eylau und Soldau (II. Bataillon)
 74. Infanterie-Brigade in Marienburg
 5. Westpreußisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 148 in Elbing, Bromberg (I. Bataillon, vorläufig) und Braunsberg (III. Bataillon)
 Deutschordens-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 152 in Marienburg und Stuhm (III. Bataillon)
 41. Kavallerie-Brigade in Deutsch-Eylau
 Kürassier-Regiment "Herzog Friedrich Eugen von Württemberg" (Westpreußisches) Nr. 5 in Riesenburg (vorläufig), Rosenberg in Westpreußen (2. Eskadron, vorläufig) und Deutsch-Eylau (3. Eskadron)
 Ulanen-Regiment "von Schmidt" (1. Pommersches) Nr. 4 in Thorn
 41. Feldartillerie-Brigade in Deutsch-Eylau
 1. Westpreußisches Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 35 in Deutsch-Eylau
 3. Ostpreußisches Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 79 in Osterode in Ostpreußen

Kriegsgliederung bei Mobilmachung 1914
 72. Infanterie-Brigade
 Infanterie-Regiment "von Grolmann" (1. Posensches) Nr. 18
 Infanterie-Regiment "Freiherr Hiller von Gaertringen" (4. Posensches) Nr. 59
 74. Infanterie-Brigade
 5. Westpreußisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 148
 Deutschordens-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 152
 Dragoner-Regiment "König Albert von Sachsen" (Ostpreußisches) Nr. 10
 41. Feldartillerie-Brigade
 1. Westpreußisches Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 35
 3. Ostpreußisches Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 79
 2. und 3. Kompanie/Pionier-Bataillon Nr. 26

Kriegsgliederung vom 20. März 1918
 74. Infanterie-Brigade
 Infanterie-Regiment "von Grolmann" (1. Posensches) Nr. 18
 5. Westpreußisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 148
 Deutschordens-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 152
 4. Eskadron/Dragoner-Regiment "König Albert von Sachsen" (Ostpreußisches) Nr. 10
 Artillerie-Kommandeur Nr. 41
 3. Ostpreußisches Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 79
 II. Bataillon/2. Pommersches Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 15
 Pionier-Bataillon Nr. 26
 Divisions-Nachrichten-Kommandeur Nr. 41

Geschichte

Errichtung
Die Division wurde am 1. Oktober 1912 errichtet und hatte ihr Kommando in Deutsch Eylau.

Gefechtskalender

1914
 3. bis 9. August – Grenzschutzgefechte im Osten
 23. bis 31. August – Schlacht bei Tannenberg, im Gefecht von Waplitz am 28. August fielen 2861 Soldaten der Division
 5. bis 15. September – Schlacht an den Masurischen Seen
 24. September bis 8. Oktober – Kämpfe bei Warschau
 9. bis 19. Oktober – Schlacht bei Warschau
 9. bis 20. Oktober – Schlacht bei Iwangorod (Teile der Division)
 22. bis 28. Oktober – Kämpfe an der Pilica
 12. bis 13. November – Lubranice und Golembin
 14. bis 15. November – Schlacht bei Kutno
 16. November bis 15. Dezember – Schlacht bei Lodz
 ab 18. Dezember – Schlacht an der Rawka-Bzura

1915
 bis 9. Februar – Schlacht an der Rawka-Bzura
 16. bis 18. Februar – Gefechte um Kolno
 19. Februar bis 27. Juni – Stellungskämpfe vor Lomsha-Osowiec
 13. Juni bis 13. Juli – Gefechte an der unteren Windau (Teile der Division)
 13. Juni bis 12. Juli – Gefechte bei Greze, Tyrkshle, Wieszkiele (Teile der Division)
 24. bis 28. Juni – Gefechte bei Telsze (Teile der Division)
 14. bis 25. Juli – Schlacht um Schaulen
 16. Juli bis 2. August – Gefechte gegen Mitau
 1. August – Einnahme von Mitau
 3. bis 9. August – Stellungskämpfe an der Aa, Ekau und Düna
 10. bis 11. August – Wobolniki
 12. bis 19. August – Schlacht bei Schimanzy-Ponedeli
 23. August bis 3. September – Gefechte am Njemenek und an der Düna
 3. September – Erstürmung des Brückenkopfes von Friedrichstadt
 5. bis 28. September – Gefechte gegen Jakobstadt
 ab 29. September – Stellungskämpfe vor Jakobstadt

1916
 bis 26. Oktober – Stellungskämpfe vor Jakobstadt
 19. bis 26. März – Schlacht vor Jakobstadt
 10. Mai – Gefecht bei Epukn
 16. bis 23. Juli – Schlacht bei Kekkau
 26. Oktober bis 2. November – Transport von Kurland nach Rumänien
 2. bis 9. November – Grenzkämpfe am Vulkangebirge (Rumänien)
 10. bis 14. November – Schlacht am Szurduk
 16. November – Vacarea-Urechesti und Jasi
 16. bis 17. November – Schlacht von Targu-Jiu
 18. bis 23. November – Verfolgung durch die Westwalachei
 20. bis 22. November – Vormarsch auf Turnu-Severin und Einnahme der Stadt (Teile der Division)
 21. November – Einnahme von Craiova
 23. bis 25. November – Verteidigung von Turnu-Severin (Teile der Division)
 23. November bis 6. Dezember – Verfolgungskämpfe von Turnu-Severin zum unteren Alt (Teile der Division)
 27. November – Einnahme von Slatina
 1. bis 5. Dezember – Schlacht am Argesch
 4. bis 8. Dezember – Verfolgung nach der Schlacht am Arges
 6. Dezember – Einnahme von Bukarest
 9. bis 20. Dezember – Verfolgungskämpfe an Jalomita-Prahova und Buzaul
 21. bis 27. Dezember – Schlacht bei Rimnicul-Sarat
 ab 28. Dezember – Verfolgungskämpfe nach der Schlacht bei Rimnicul-Sarat

1917
 bis 3. Januar – Verfolgungskämpfe nach der Schlacht bei Rimnicul-Sarat
 4. bis 8. Januar – Schlacht an der Putna
 6. bis 25. Januar – Stellungskrieg an der Putna und Sereth
 25. Januar bis 9. Februar – Transport nach den Westen
 9. Februar bis 10. Mai – Stellungskämpfe vor Verdun
 11. bis 27. Mai – Doppelschlacht an der Aisne und in der Champagne
 28. Mai bis 30. Juni – Stellungskämpfe am Chemin des Dames
 30. Juni bis 6. November – Stellungskämpfe in der Champagne
 7. November bis 3. Dezember – Herbstschlacht in Flandern
 ab 4. Dezember – Stellungskämpfe in Flandern im Winter

1918
 bis 3. März – Stellungskämpfe in Flandern im Winter
 5. bis 20. März – Stellungskämpfe in Flandern und Artois
 21. März bis 6. April – Große Schlacht in Frankreich
 7. April bis 3. Juli – Kämpfe zwischen Arras und Albert
 5. Juli bis 7. August – Kämpfe an der Ancre, Somme und Avre
 8. bis 20. August – Abwehrschlacht zwischen Somme und Avre
 8. bis 9. August – Tankschlacht zwischen Ancre und Avre
 10. bis 12. August – Schlacht an der Römerstrasse
 22. August bis 2. September – Schlacht Albert-Peronne
 3. September bis 6. Oktober – Stellungskämpfe in Lothringen
 6. Oktober bis 11. November – Abwehrschlacht in der Champagne und an der Maas
 6. bis 31. Oktober – Abwehrkämpfe zwischen Argonnen und Maas
 1. bis 11. November – Abwehrkämpfe zwischen Aire und Maas, Rückzugskämpfe und Übergang auf das rechte Maasufer
 ab 12. November – Räumung des besetzten Gebietes und Marsch in die Heimat

Kommandeure

Literatur
 Ruhmeshalle unserer Alten Armee. Herausgegeben auf Grund amtlichen Materials des Reichsarchivs, Militär-Verlag, Berlin 1927, S. 70, 137–138.
 Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army Which Participated in the War (1914–1918). United States War Office as War Department Dokument Nr. 905, Office of the Adjutant, 1920, S. 446–450.

Einzelnachweise

Division #::41
Division 041
Westpreußen
Division #::41
Gegründet 1912
Aufgelöst 1919

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function (App, Backbone) {

    // Create a new module.
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    // Create view
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        template: 'instagram',
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Firefighter files lawsuit against Town of Spaniard's Bay
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Published: Sep 14, 2019 at 8:30 a.m.
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According to information contained in a statement of claim filed in May of this year at the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador in St. John's, Sheldon Coombs of Spaniard's Bay, currently away from the fire department on medical leave, is seeking general damages and special ones related to serious injuries he sustained at the fire hall. None of the information contained in the document has been proven in court and the town had not filed a statement of defence as of last week.
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Q: How to output "error line number" in ruby exception handling? I have the below sample code:
begin
  # some code
  # some code
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rescue => error
   puts error

I get the error "string not matched" Which doesn't tell you where the error occured. But when I remove the exception handling wrapper I get:
my_script.rb:20:in `[]=': string not matched (IndexError)
        from my_script.rb:20:in `block in my_func'
        from my_script.rb:18:in `each'
        from my_script.rb:18:in `my_func'
        from my_script.rb:66:in `<main>'

Which is more detailed. How can I print a more detailed error message?


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The Rise of HTML5 in WordPress
by Joe Casabona 9 Jan 2012
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2011 was a big year for the advancement of HTML5 in the web development community. It became pretty widely adopted, especially for the mobile web. There have been major projects that help developers use HTML5, like Paul Irish's HTML5 Boilerplate (technically 2010, but popularized in 2011) and books galore! I would strongly recommend Jeremy Keith's HTML5 for Web Designers, published by the venerable A Book Apart (a service by Happy Cog). But what started as a movement in 2010 became the proper way to do things in 2011, from mobile websites to progressive enhancements, and that includes integrating HTML5 into WordPress themes.
What exactly is HTML5? It's the latest iteration of HTML, for which development began in 2004. Some of the more notable changes in HTML5 are the addition of header, footer, article, nav, and aside tags, a whole host of new form inputs, including email and phone (which will perform proper validation for you), the placeholder attribute, which allows you to put example text in a form field, and a bunch of new media elements. The media elements include support for video, audio, and a canvas, which allows you to draw or otherwise dynamically change content.
HTML5 is paving the way for faster, more interactive, more semantically correct websites (not to mention it's the best way to make mobile-friendly websites). It it includes functions that used to require javascript or Flash, which means your sites depend on less and work on more platforms. The faster websites adopt this the better, and what more suited platform than WordPress?
So how did HTML5 make it's way into WordPress? Let's take a look...
Default Theme Adoption
The New Default Theme
We saw a brand new theme in 2011, aptly named "Twenty Eleven." On top of demonstrating the new features of 3.0/3.2 and boasting some very nice design changes (including some fantastic typography), Twenty Eleven is the first WordPress theme to support HTML5 and CSS3. I think that is a big step forward, since WordPress does power almost 15% of Alexa's top million websites(*).
In Twenty Eleven, we see the added support of the following HTML5 tags: <header>, <footer>, <aside>, <article>, and <time>, which can be styled using CSS, as Twenty Elevent also uses the html5shiv, a javascript library that adds the new HTML5 elements to the DOM for Firefox, Chrome, IE7+, and more.
This means a lot to developers, as they can now leverage the power of HTML5 in WordPress' default theme; we can create forms with better input types, add in the new media formats, and use <canvas>, among other things.
Widespread Theme Adoption
With the default theme supporting HTML5, other themes followed suit*. A quick Google search will show you tons of round-ups of free HTML5 WordPress themes from this year. Supporting HTML5 is now a feature of WordPress themes that people look for. I suspect by this time next year, it will be assumed that HTML5 is supported by all new WordPress Themes.
*I know there were HTML5 themes before Twenty Eleven but again, it seems as though with the default theme HTML5 got WordPress' stamp of approval/official support.
HTML5 WordPress Frameworks
WordPress theme frameworks are also getting in on the HTML5 action, which means that any theme using those frameworks will also be using HTML5. This is really where we can (and did) see widespread HTML5 adoption, since certain frameworks can power thousands of sites. Here is a list of some great WordPress theme frameworks, which also happen to support HTML5:
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On top of that, there are HTML5 tutorials and child themes for both Thematic and Thesis, which are fairly big frameworks in the WordPress community. We also covered creating your own WordPress Framework in a 4-part series (written by yours truly) that supports HTML5.
HTML5 Plugins
Besides themes, there are countless plugins that help bring HTML5 into WordPress driven sites. You'll get everything from embedding HTML5 audio and video, to changing divs to HTML5 elements like <aside> and <nav>, to creating HTML5 forms. There is even a plugin that will insert the HTML5 Boilerplate into your current theme.
Plugins like this allow anyone using WordPress, not just theme developers, to progressively and incrementally make their sites more modern and more platform independent through the power of HTML5.
While the HTML5 movement really got started in 2010, it picked up a lot of steam in 2011 and made its way into ever facet of WordPress development. From a host of themes (including the new default theme) and frameworks, to plugins and more, HTML5 had made its mark on the WordPress community.
In order to ensure HTML5 growth in WordPress, it's up to developers like us to stay on the bleeding edge of the technology. Every major browser is seeing updates and with those updates, more features of HTML5 are being supported. We can then start integrating those features into WordPress. Because of that, I'm excited to see what 2012 brings.
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One of the most demanded developers in the world is iOS app developers. This is because iPhone app development has a lot of benefits for businesses. In the year 2020, there were more than 30 billion app downloads from the Apple app store. According to Statista, more than 4.37 million apps were present in the Apple app store as of July 2020. It was also found that one gaming app is available on the platform for every four non-gaming apps. Additionally, 42Matters found that on average 30,000 new iOS apps are released in the Apple app store every month.
Android is the closest rival to Apple and has done a great job in the field of app development. But it is not close to what iOS has achieved over the years. Studies have shown that the iPhone has the greatest reach and penetration compared to any other smartphone company. Apart from this, BGR has reported that there exists a user defection among Android users.
Startups and established brands are heavily investing in iOS app development to meet their business needs and make a quick return on investment. The reason iPhone app development is so popular is that they are known for their high quality and ability to generate revenue. However, many companies have been fooled by scammers who pose as genuine iOS app developers. Therefore, it is important to partner with organizations that are legitimate and highly experienced in the iPhone app development field.
The above-mentioned facts, figures, and studies are proof that there are countless advantages of iPhone app development for business. To make the readers further understand this point, let's take a closer look at the benefits of iOS app development for businesses:
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By comparing iOS and Android apps, it becomes clear that the former has a higher ROI. This is a major advantage of iPhone app development and one of the biggest reasons why companies prefer it over Android app development.
A huge drawback of Android apps is that there is a high risk for the data that is available in apps. On the other hand, iPhone apps have high-end security measures that have the ability to protect the sensitive data present on apps. Hence, iPhone users are safe from hackers and other forms of cyber threats.
Apple app store has high-quality standards which an app has to meet before it is made available on the market. Flawless performance and great experience are a guarantee of iPhone applications. The legacy of Apple has helped in maintaining the large and loyal consumer base of iPhone apps. This is not the case with Android apps, as developers use open-source libraries and follow a non-standardized development approach to create applications.
Businesses that are looking to enhance their performance and productivity will be able to do so with the help of iPhone apps. As stated above, iOS app development has various advantages and does a better job than Android apps. The only thing businesses need to bear in mind is to employ the services of experienced and reputed iOS developers, like those present at RNF Technologies.
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"Poll: Majority of voters believe NFL kneeling isn't unpatriotic"
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As anyone even asked why the nation anthem needs to be played at a commercial sporting franchise game involving only teams from within the same nation in the first place ?
They didn't use to do this. It was brought about as a political stunt for Republicans to try and paint Democrats as unpatriotic.
Which is ironic, considering it is Republicans, and especially holier than thou conservatives, who claim to hate the very government who's ass they want you to kiss at these sporting events.
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skews13 said:
Republican hypocrisy is like a Russian nesting doll: open it up and you'll find more hypocrisy inside!
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Boy you folks really hate America. Using a false narrative, to boot, but that doesn't matter to you. Anything that harms the nation and the freedoms it stands for is what you're after.
Go ahead and deny it so I can laugh.
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One World Globalists..they would love to shut the Anthem down and make any other displays of national pride and tradition severely frowned upon and if necessary...made illegal.
At least The Anthem provides members of The Union a chance to show some love, unity and allegiance towards one another.
There will always be the angry, bitter, disgruntled and unappreciative members of any society who would rather sulk and pout than sing along with the satisfied and well adjusted members.
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Neil said:
I think I agree with what BubbaJones said in post #2; if anything, it's probably the most patriotic thing a person can do.
I do also agree with those who say that the team/league owners can do what they want as well, whether it's fine the players, fire them, or let them kneel. That's between the players and the owners/league, which is privately owned, and none of that has anything to do with being patriotic. Fans & spectators can decide what they want to do as well, watch or attend games, or don't.
To me, patriotism isn't something anyone ought to be forced to do & that's what some want with the players, for them to be forced to be patriotic.
I'm not anti-police or anti-military (I have close family who are retired from both), but I am opposed to them doing things they're not supposed to do, or being used to do things they're not supposed to be doing. If the paid career police & military are doing what they're supposed to do, and only what they're supposed to do, then I'm fine with that; in that case it's more economically efficient to delegate some of those tasks & responsibilities to paid career professionals, just like with anything else.
That doesn't mean we have to allow that, especially when they're doing things they shouldn't be doing. We should be able to simply shit can police & military, and go back to posses and militias, if We The People decide to do so. If we get invaded, I'll pick up a weapon and defend the country & I don't need a uniform, patch, rank, medal, or a paycheck to do that (not that I have anything against those things, either); it's in our interest to protect our country one way or another.
It's our tax dollars we have to pay that are being used to fund these things otherwise, and if a fellow taxpayer is dissatisfied with how his or her money is being misused, you better believe it's patriotic to say so. I would say that that's being more patriotic than being apathetic about it, because to be apathetic about such issues is to not care about the future of our country & what happens to it.
I think the same type of people making noise & obnoxious about the kneeling players being unpatriotic are the same neocon & warmonger types who say that waterboarding isn't torture, but if they sniff one drop of water up their delicate nostrils they'll panic thinking they're drowning. They're just wimps trying to act tough.
Exactly, the most unpatriotic thing you can do is to say to someone you don't agree with "if you don't like it leave" a famous deflection from right wingers. Or beat someone up for not taking their hat off during the national anthem. Or thinking that only white conservatives are real "mericans"
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UDub
Violent Chimp said:
Please provide any evidence to support people are trying to do this.
Beware of watermelons
Speaking of conspiracy theories.....Where on earth did you come up w/ that one?
It's military propaganda silly
UDub said:
Nationalism has been demonized over the last few decades. Do you deny this?
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Provide reputable links. No cares about your unsupported opinions especially me.
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Prosecutors recently announced they will seek the death penalty against Karni Bt Medi Tarsim, a domestic worker accused of murdering a four year-old girl last September. The girl's father preemptively maintained that he will not pardon Karni, the only legal act possible to stay an execution.
Immediately after the murder, Karni attempted to commit suicide by ingesting detergent. According to psychiatrist Dr. Khalid Al-Oufi, she continues to exhibit characteristics of a psychological disturbance. Karni's attitude towards the murder, as well as its particularly gruesome nature, led many professional and legal observers to comment on her unsound state of mind. In subsequent reports of the widely publicized murder, Saudi citizens also speculated that Karni suffered from mental illness. However, the murder elicited strong and sometimes prejudiced emotions across the nation, which may negatively influence the court's ultimate decision.
However, Karni will benefit from three Saudi defense lawyers provided by the Indonesian embassy. Indonesia's prompt actions may give Karni a chance for a fairer trial; lawyers provided to another Indonesian maid previously at risk for execution recently procured a favorable ruling. Indonesia is one of the few sending-nations that provides legal support to migrants from the early stages of prosecution. Most sending-nations intervene only after migrants are sentenced to death. In such cases, including Rizana Nafeek's, legal aid often arrives far too late to be of any value.
Dr. Al Oufi also urged psychologists and counselors to determine the reasons domestic workers commit crimes against employers and their families. Saudi social counselor Muhammad Al-Sheikh noted that "when a person feels prosecuted and mistreated, they can be tempted to take revenge in a variety of ways." Last year, the Dubai police also admitted that most domestic worker crime is linked to employer mistreatment. Both physical and psychological abuse can compound overtime and drive domestic workers to instability or depression, which can further descend into vengeance or suicide. In Rupa's case, employer mistreatment very likely induced trauma and eventually precipitated her actions. Rupa told friends that both her employer and his son treated her cruelly, in one instance pouring hot water over her.
These factors are not always considered by courts, in part because accused migrant workers rarely receive the translating or legal services essential to a fair trial. Currently, at least 45 other Indonesian women are currently on death row, five no longer able contend for reprieve. Amnesty International estimates the total number of individuals on death row to be over 120, composed primarily of foreign nationals.


I have saved the hinged-lids from baby wipe packaging for quite some time now. I hoped that someday I could use them to create a toddler busy bag activity. This week, I made a "Lift and Find" matching game for young children to learn their colors and shapes. I am offering the activity sheets for free at the bottom of this page. All you need to do is save your lids!
Honestly, I thought this activity was going to be only for my youngest daughter, but my three-year-old son liked it too!
Many different brands of toddler and baby wipe packaging have a hinged plastic lid attached to a ring.
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Many of the rings attached to the hinged-lids still had the sticky goo from the packaging while others needed a little glue. I just used Elmer's white glue. Then, I let the glue dry overnight to make sure they were secure.
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My three-year-old son wanted to try the activity too. I slipped in an activity sheet that allowed him to find ghosts of matching colors.
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Such an inventive idea! I think I will try a variation in my pre-k class. I have to raid the school for the wipes lids. haha. SO I will pin this to my "secret" board so no one else gets the lids before me! :o) We all follow each other at my school.
Gracias, que idea tan estupenda. Yo los utilizo también, pero para juegos de lecto-escritura.
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// connected creates a connection tracker TCB and sets it to a connected state
// by performing a 3-way handshake.
func connected(t *testing.T, iss, irs uint32, isw, irw uint16) *tcpconntrack.TCB {
	// Send SYN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     iss,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: irw,
	})

	tcb := tcpconntrack.TCB{}
	tcb.Init(tcp, dataLen(tcp))

	// Receive SYN-ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     irs,
		AckNum:     iss + 1,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn | header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: isw,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Send ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     iss + 1,
		AckNum:     irs + 1,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: irw,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	return &tcb
}

func TestConnectionRefused(t *testing.T) {
	// Send SYN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1234,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	tcb := tcpconntrack.TCB{}
	tcb.Init(tcp, dataLen(tcp))

	// Receive RST.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     789,
		AckNum:     1235,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagRst | header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultReset {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultReset)
	}
}

func TestConnectionRefusedInSynRcvd(t *testing.T) {
	// Send SYN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1234,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	tcb := tcpconntrack.TCB{}
	tcb.Init(tcp, dataLen(tcp))

	// Receive SYN.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     789,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Receive RST with no ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     790,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagRst,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultReset {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultReset)
	}
}

func TestConnectionResetInSynRcvd(t *testing.T) {
	// Send SYN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1234,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	tcb := tcpconntrack.TCB{}
	tcb.Init(tcp, dataLen(tcp))

	// Receive SYN.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     789,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Send RST with no ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1235,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagRst,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultReset {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultReset)
	}
}

func TestRetransmitOnSynSent(t *testing.T) {
	// Send initial SYN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1234,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	tcb := tcpconntrack.TCB{}
	tcb.Init(tcp, dataLen(tcp))

	// Retransmit the same SYN.
	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultConnecting {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultConnecting)
	}
}

func TestRetransmitOnSynRcvd(t *testing.T) {
	// Send initial SYN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1234,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	tcb := tcpconntrack.TCB{}
	tcb.Init(tcp, dataLen(tcp))

	// Receive SYN. This will cause the state to go to SYN-RCVD.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     789,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Retransmit the original SYN.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1234,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Transmit a SYN-ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1234,
		AckNum:     790,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn | header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}
}

func TestClosedByOriginator(t *testing.T) {
	tcb := connected(t, 1234, 789, 30000, 50000)

	// Send FIN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1235,
		AckNum:     790,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck | header.TCPFlagFin,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Receive FIN/ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     790,
		AckNum:     1236,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck | header.TCPFlagFin,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Send ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1236,
		AckNum:     791,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultClosedByOriginator {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultClosedByOriginator)
	}
}

func TestClosedByResponder(t *testing.T) {
	tcb := connected(t, 1234, 789, 30000, 50000)

	// Receive FIN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     790,
		AckNum:     1235,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck | header.TCPFlagFin,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Send FIN/ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1235,
		AckNum:     791,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck | header.TCPFlagFin,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Receive ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     791,
		AckNum:     1236,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultClosedByResponder {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultClosedByResponder)
	}
}

func TestSendAndReceiveDataClosedByOriginator(t *testing.T) {
	sseq := uint32(1234)
	rseq := uint32(789)
	tcb := connected(t, sseq, rseq, 30000, 50000)
	sseq++
	rseq++

	// Send some data.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize+1024)

	for i := uint32(0); i < 10; i++ {
		// Send some data.
		tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
			SeqNum:     sseq,
			AckNum:     rseq,
			DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
			Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
			WindowSize: 30000,
		})
		sseq += uint32(dataLen(tcp)) - header.TCPMinimumSize

		if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
			t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
		}

		// Receive ack for data.
		tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
			SeqNum:     rseq,
			AckNum:     sseq,
			DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
			Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
			WindowSize: 50000,
		})

		if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp[:header.TCPMinimumSize], dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
			t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
		}
	}

	for i := uint32(0); i < 10; i++ {
		// Receive some data.
		tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
			SeqNum:     rseq,
			AckNum:     sseq,
			DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
			Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
			WindowSize: 50000,
		})
		rseq += uint32(dataLen(tcp))

		if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
			t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
		}

		// Send ack for data.
		tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
			SeqNum:     sseq,
			AckNum:     rseq,
			DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
			Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
			WindowSize: 30000,
		})

		if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp[:header.TCPMinimumSize], dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
			t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
		}
	}

	// Send FIN.
	tcp = tcp[:header.TCPMinimumSize]
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     sseq,
		AckNum:     rseq,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck | header.TCPFlagFin,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})
	sseq++

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Receive FIN/ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     rseq,
		AckNum:     sseq,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck | header.TCPFlagFin,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})
	rseq++

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Send ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     sseq,
		AckNum:     rseq,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultClosedByOriginator {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultClosedByOriginator)
	}
}

func TestIgnoreBadResetOnSynSent(t *testing.T) {
	// Send SYN.
	tcp := make(header.TCP, header.TCPMinimumSize)
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1234,
		AckNum:     0,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	tcb := tcpconntrack.TCB{}
	tcb.Init(tcp, dataLen(tcp))

	// Receive a RST with a bad ACK, it should not cause the connection to
	// be reset.
	acks := []uint32{1234, 1236, 1000, 5000}
	flags := []header.TCPFlags{header.TCPFlagRst, header.TCPFlagRst | header.TCPFlagAck}
	for _, a := range acks {
		for _, f := range flags {
			tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
				SeqNum:     789,
				AckNum:     a,
				DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
				Flags:      f,
				WindowSize: 50000,
			})

			if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultConnecting {
				t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
			}
		}
	}

	// Complete the handshake.
	// Receive SYN-ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     789,
		AckNum:     1235,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagSyn | header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: 50000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateReply(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}

	// Send ACK.
	tcp.Encode(&header.TCPFields{
		SeqNum:     1235,
		AckNum:     790,
		DataOffset: header.TCPMinimumSize,
		Flags:      header.TCPFlagAck,
		WindowSize: 30000,
	})

	if r := tcb.UpdateStateOriginal(tcp, dataLen(tcp)); r != tcpconntrack.ResultAlive {
		t.Fatalf("Bad result: got %v, want %v", r, tcpconntrack.ResultAlive)
	}
}

// dataLen returns the length of the TCP payload assuming that both the header
// and payload are in tcp.
func dataLen(tcp header.TCP) int {
	return len(tcp) - int(tcp.DataOffset())
}

func TestMain(m *testing.M) {
	refs.SetLeakMode(refs.LeaksPanic)
	code := m.Run()
	refsvfs2.DoLeakCheck()
	os.Exit(code)
}


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Abbott Mead Vickers.BDDO has been reappointed to handle the £2m RSPCA advertising account following a statutory review.
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