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Le 1 régiment Punjab est un régiment de l'armée indienne britannique de 1922 à 1947. Il fut transféré dans l'armée pakistanaise lors de l'indépendance en 1947 et fusionna avec les 14, 15 et 16 régiments Punjab en 1956 pour former le régiment Pundjab.

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Unité ou formation militaire créée en 1759
Unité ou formation militaire créée en 1922
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Caption: Where you been last couple days, Big L? The Star Trek Discovery season finale was incredible. It made me really want a Captain Pike spin-off. So naturally, I've been in every discussion forum and all over social media trying to motivate everyone on earth to sign the CBS, give us a pre-TOS Star Trek series w/ Captain Pike. Struggle is pointless. petition on Change.org. Naturally don't meant what you think it mean. How do you say please in Hindi?
Caption: Wanna know how I know Star Trek: Discovery is a big deal? How? There are conspiracy theorists on Youtube trying to debunk it. I've seen people debunk the JFK assassination. I've seen them debunk the moon landing. Never in my life have I seen people try to prove that an insidious cabal of tv executives is deceiving fans into thinking a tv show is actually set in the universe they say it's set in. Their hour-long video about how the uniforms are 25 percent different from Captain Kirk's almost lured me in. Dios mio.
Caption: What should I get your two-year-old for Christmas, Big L? Lionel would love a bronze replica of the starship Defiant, from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. You a bad father, Big L. I said what's he want? That IS what he wants! … Also an adult sized Captain Sisko uniform he can grow into. BAD father. (This cartoon was previously published on 2014-12-04)
Caption: Ask Sadie. Our resident 90-something-year-old radio pundit Sadie Cohen answers actual reader questions. AS away at asksadieshow@gmail.com (if you're sure you want the answer). Dear Sadie, I have to give a speech. When I stand up in front of people to talk, my palms get sweaty, my stomach hurts, and I suddenly have to use the bathroom, even I didn't eat anything. any advice? - Shy in Scottsdale. Excellent question. It reminds me of the very first time I was supposed to give a big speech. It as May 6, 1937 ... As head of the Ladies Auxiliary of Manchester Township's Dirigible Fan Club, I was to give a rousing welcome to an incoming blimp. As the German airship drifted gently overhead, I picked up the microphone, and ... By the ay, you know what people don't tell you? They don't tell you that it could create a spark when you accidentally whack a microphone on a mental box full of fireworks. I was by no means relieved about not having to give a speech that day. That would be wrong. And it was by no means intentional ... not provably so, anyway. Anyway, what were you asking about, again? How quickly to establish an alibi? Um ... that's ok. I've gotta go. Asksadieshow@gmail.com
Caption: I'm a big fan of minimalism. Less is more. For instance, last night … I was watching "Grace's Review" on YouTube. She went off on the movie "The Post," implying it didn't tell the whole story about the "Pentagon Papers" incident. I replied "you are part of the problem. Don't just imply there was another side to the story, say what that other side was! Otherwise you're basically just shouting "fake news!" Like any other partisan hack!" Then I deleted that and just wrote "you." ... I think I still got my point across.
Caption: Prince visits Lemont's dream. Even people who weren't big fans of yours were hit hard. I think it's because your talent was undeniable. And you wrote music constantly, like you just had to. It was like you were a vessel, and music just poured through you. The last person like that was Mozart. You were our Mozart, and people realized on a gut level they'd taken you for granted. You even dressed like him for a while. It's important to know when to stop talking.
Caption: I know what you 'bout to say, bruh, an' I ain't wanna hear none of that. How could you possibly know what I'm about to say, Clyde? I known you since we was 6 months old, Big L. We done had every conversation we could possibly have. You gonna talk about science fiction. I could tell by the way you almost bouncin' on your toes, all giddy. I always know what you gonna say by the degree of geekiness in your stance. Old friends are the worst. It's a disgusting display, bruh.
Caption: Hey Mister … what's the big deal about the new Star Wars trailer? Omigawd … I haven't seen so much emotion and tragedy and hope all at the same time since "Empire"! And it's got acting! And it feels real! And it's got Leia and Han and Chewie, and everything that made Star Wars real to me even when I was seven! I've been waiting for this my whole life! My brother was right. Ask a really old guy about that trailer and he'll go nuts. You brother doesn't deserve real Star Wars.
Caption: But if you just watch. I ain't wanna talk about this, Big L. But why can't we talk about it? 'Cause there only so many words we get to hear an' say before we die. The average person say 370,110,001 words in his lifetime, bruh. Way I see it, I ain't got but 180,000,000 left. I ain't gonna waste nary a one of them on that corny @*$%. Besides, Star Track Next Generation been off the air 20 years now, bruh. I'm just saying, once you notice Worf doesn't have any ears, you can't ever unnotice it.
Caption: Robin Williams visits Lemont's dream. Stars die all the time, just like the rest of us. But this one hurts more than usual. I think it's because you, more than any other star, made ME feel BIG. There was always a sadness behind your eyes. And whenever I saw you explode with life despite that, it was like you were fighting sadness and conquering it, and that made me feel like "THIS is what it means to be human." To be honest, sometimes that was just what it meant to earn a living. Hey, don't stop being my metaphor.
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Caption: Wait in the green room. I'll introduce you both, then you'll come out and sit at the table. So … Stephen King … "I'm a big fan of your work." "I'm a big fan of your work?" Don't be a groupie, Lemont. I'm a big fan of your work. Um … are you ok? Yeah. Why do you ask?

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The Arizona Cardinals have released veteran QB Sam Bradford. The 30-year-old started the first three games of the season before rookie Josh Rosen took over at QB. Bradford has not been active since then.
Bradford isn't leaving without having made a whole lot more cash than he deserved. He received a $10 million signing bonus, another $1 million in playtime bonuses, and about $2.5 million in base salary for a total of $13.5 million.
Any team that claims Bradford off waivers will inherit his base salary, $2.5 million in roster bonuses, and $20 million salary for 2019.
Bradford was replaced in Week 3 against the Bears by Rosen after doing nothing for the Cardinals offense.
While Bradford does have a relationship with Giants head coach Pat Shurmur from their Vikings days, it appears the Giants have no interest, according to ESPN's Diana Russini.


Often times, I'd say that Singapore is Asia's booming food mecca. Seriously, you'll never run out of things to eat here. Think of any cuisine and chances are you'll find it here in the Lion City. From hawker centres to restaurants, there has also been an abundant growth of cafes for the past two years and that has brought about a nationwide love for brunch.
With the many choices available, I have to admit that it's really hard to find a favorite. Sure, there's that hawker stall that knows exactly how I want my Seafood Fried Rice cooked (no peas, no corn) or that kopi shop selling my favorite Iced Kopi-C and Steamed Chicken Pau but other than that, it's really hard to specify one or two restaurants that I would end up visiting over and over again. I'd say it would take a special establishment to make me go back for two consecutive weeks at the very least.
I must have said that before I actually went to Artistry Cafe. Once again, an interesting cafe in the Kampong Glam area, I chanced upon Artistry a month ago when my best friend L and her hubby T and baby TS came to visit. Given that they have a very busy schedule, we agreed to meet up for brunch. That way we will have enough time to catch up and we would be done by the time Baby TS' nap time rolls in. They don't accept reservation so I highly recommend for you to go early especially when dining with a big group or you'll end up in one of those tiny tables with not-so-comfortable chairs.
The ordering drill is to take your pick from the 3-page menu and to head directly to the main counter where you place your order, pay and take your number block back to your table. Artistry has just updated its menu during the 1st time I was there so I had the privilege to try the highly-recommended the Artistry Chili Crab Burger (S$25). I honestly was a bit hesitant to try it as I was never a fan of the spicy Chili Crab however, my curiosity won me over as the sound of deep-fried blue swimmer crab patty sandwiched in between two sun-dried tomato buns and served with a bowl of their homemade chili crab sauce on the side was just too good to snub.
The verdict? It was FANTASTIC! I love the crab patty which was so crunchy on the outside and deliciously meaty inside. It was crazy! I was so happy that I went for this as it was indeed the best crab burger and crab cake that I've ever had. Even the homemade chili sauce had the right spicy kick but it wasn't too strong to numb your taste buds. I highly recommend for you all to try this.
L went for the Slipper Lobster & Kombu Linguine (S$20) which she said wasn't so bad. It was a simple oil-based pasta with chunks of lobster meat cooked with Japanese seaweeds and a bit of chili flakes.
Meanwhile, T tried the Duck Confit Pesto Linguine (SS18) which I was so surprised that she chose this. You see, my dear friend T isn't a fan of veggies and pesto is basically basil, garlic and oil among many others. She liked it though and commented that the duck went well with the subtle tasting pasta.
It was such an amazing 1st visit that I couldn't resist the invitation to go back the following week.
That has been two consecutive happy and satisfying visits to Artistry. I can't wait to go back and try the other items on the menu!
Visit Artistry Cafe at 17 Jalan Pinang, Singapore. It's the street perpendicular to Arab Street so the closest MRT station would be Bugis.
I always love cafes that are focused on art. It makes you feel more relaxed and in touch with your creative side.


The shower room has a variety of layout options such as minimalist, timeless, and also modern-day. Of all these models, modern-day design is being a lot sought after as a fascinating one. The small modern bathroom ideas can be applied for the tiny dimension shower room. This sort of layout provides the luxurious look for the inside. For contemporary bathroom, it needs to have furniture such as shower, bathtub, as well as water wardrobe seat rather than the squat closet to be called modern. In this case, we will figure out furthermore roughly the gadgets in the contemporary washroom.
Apart from its size, the small modern bathroom ideas ought to be able to make the bathroom has the ability to pack a considerable amount of required modern-day stuffs. The type of modern-day gadgets are such as bathtub for loosening up bathing, sponge which is used to scrub the body when bathing, the hand shower which is opted to get different experience when bathing rather than making use of the water dipper, the soap container which ought to be chosen baseding upon the washroom decor, and also the towel rack which is installed making the towels look nice as well as improve the interior. Those are the primary tools when we wash.
There are additionally some enhances which is as vital as the primary gadgets and also must be presented in using the small modern bathroom ideas. Among them is the mirror which can be chosen based on its different forms. For small bathroom, the little storage cupboard in this space is also key as a place to store products such as toiletries and medicines. For the factors of functionality, we can utilize a storage space cupboard which has a mirror on the door part. This could help save small area in the room. The next is placing the aromatherapy candle lights. It has a number of functions. It will not just improve the area, but additionally aid making the bad smell go away. The modern-day design restroom additionally requires excellent lights. One of the referrals to select is utilizing beige shade for the wall surface and also white shade for the flooring. It could get rid of dark perception in the restroom. Besides, we could likewise install fluorescent light with brilliant white light which could conserve much more power as well as does not make the restroom appearance narrower.
Although the restroom has all the modern devices, it is much less if we are unable to maintain it tidy at any time. The tidiness in the shower room is the most key trait in using the small modern bathroom ideas. We also need to have the ability to make sure for the devices and also maintain them always in the good condition.
The small modern bathroom ideas can be used for the tiny size shower room. For modern washroom, it has to have furnishings such as shower, bath tub, and also water wardrobe seat rather compared to the squat wardrobe to be called modern-day. Apart from its size, the small modern bathroom ideas should be able to make the shower room has the capability to pack a great deal of necessary contemporary stuffs. The cleanliness in the shower room is the most essential point in applying the small modern bathroom ideas.


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Resilience task and finish group
The task and finish group will consider what resilience means for the wider water sector. The group will aim to answer the following questions.
What is resilience in relation to the provision of water and wastewater services?
What do service providers need to consider as they think about how best to provide resilient water and wastewater services?
What does Ofwat need to consider as it thinks about how best to regulate the water and wastewater service providers, having regard to its statutory duties, including its new duty on resilience?
What will come out of it?
In order to help answer the questions the task and finish group will deliver a series of short reports throughout the year covering:
An overarching definition of resilience for water and wastewater
A review of the current UK structures to ensure resilience for water and wastewater
Short overlapping discussion papers looking at resilience from the following perspectives, economic, social, environmental, customer, physical, technological, climatic, security, regulatory/political.
The group's work will feed into our ongoing reform of our policy framework for PR19. The work will culminate with a final report to us addressing the three main questions.
We established this group in early 2015 as part of our new strategy and following the introduction of a new primary duty on resilience. The group is chaired by Waterwise managing director Jacob Tompkins and is an independent body reporting to us and seeking to influence the sector more widely. The group is expected to complete its work by early 2016.
The group is made up of experienced professionals from the water sector. All participants are representing themselves as individuals on the group, rather than their organisations. The members are:
Jacob Tompkins – Waterwise
Kat Austen– iilab
Richard Aylard – Thames Water
Sarah Bentley– Severn Trent Water
Tim Bowen – Costain
Jerry Bryan – Albion Water
Diane McCrea – CCWater
Rose O'Neill – WWF
Nicci Russell – Ofwat
Heather Smith – Cranfield University
John Spence – Southern Water
Jean Spencer – Anglian Water
The Task and Finish group is committed to working openly and engaging with the wider community. Join the group's LinkedIn page to follow and discuss the latest developments. You can also email at [email protected] and join in on twitter using #resilience.
The group would like your views. If you want to contribute please complete this short survey, ideally by mid-August.


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"Fuck, what a disaster. I'm glad you guys signed the shirt, too. I didn't think of what that would look like when I told her that she could have it. What was I thinking?" Sed said. "I could just picture her daddy showing up outside the tour bus with a shotgun."
"It was completely innocent," Myrna said.
"Yeah, but if your thirteen-year-old daughter comes home with some man's shirt, you wouldn't think it was innocent. You'd want to shoot him in the back."
"I suppose that would look bad," Myrna agreed.
"I guess when you say you'd give your fans the shirt off your back, you aren't exaggerating," Brian said. They laughed. Sed's body relaxed, though he kept checking the side mirror for signs of an angry daddy with a shotgun. Brian pul ed up beside the tour bus and put the car in park. "Last one out of the car has to do al the laundry."
"I don't do laundry," Sed grumbled. Before the words were out of his mouth, Brian had already leapt from the car and Eric scrambled out after him.
Sed grabbed Myrna around the waist and refused to release her. "I won't be the last one out of this car. I don't do laundry."
"Then get one of your groupies to do it for you. I'm not doing it."
He buried a hand in her hair and tugged her head back to stare down into her eyes. "I'l make it worth your while."
Myrna leaned against the door, which opened unexpectedly. She clung to Sed's bare chest with her fingertips to keep from tumbling to the asphalt on her head.
Brian's angry face appeared upside down above her. "What the fuck are you two doing?"
Sed's arms wrapped around Myrna's body. "What does it look like?" His lips brushed over her jaw. "Oh yeah, Myrna. Yeah. Don't stop now, baby."
"I can't believe this." Brian tore his gaze from Sed long enough to glare at Myrna. "I leave you two alone for ten seconds and you're already—"
"You think I'm cheating on you?" Myrna sputtered.
She crawled over Sed's massive body and out of the car, landing gracelessly on the ground at Brian's feet.
"You've got your hands al over his naked chest, al submissive in his arms and he's kissing you. What do you expect me to think?"
Myrna scrambled to her feet and shook her head at him. "I can't fucking believe this, Brian. You're just like my ex-husband."
When he reached for her, she shoved him aside and stormed away.
Stil reeling from an eyeful he'd thought he'd never have to see again (Sed with his hands al over a woman he cared about), Brian watched Myrna stomp up the bus stairs. He couldn't believe she'd compared him to her psychotic ex-husband. Did she real y think he was like that asshole?
Inside the bus Eric cal ed, "Hey, Myrna, Jace said he'l clean the fridge al by himself. So you can get started cooking those pork chops. I rescued my special cinnamon and dil rub from the garbage." A loud crash of cookware fol owed. "Don't cry. You don't have to use it if you don't want to."
Brian started after Myrna, but Sed grabbed his arm. "Dude, learn to take a joke."
"A joke?"
"Yeah, I was just playing around. Teasing her. Myrna and I weren't doing anything. She's not like those other bimbos you cal ed girlfriends. You can trust her."
"I did trust her. And then you… you were touching her, and looking at her, and your lips, and her hands, and… she wasn't even trying to stop you…" His eyes landed on Sed's bare chest. "Go put on a goddamned shirt, Sed!"
Brian took a deep breath. He knew he had overreacted, but he also knew what Sed was like. He turned good girls bad. But Myrna wasn't a girl. She was a woman. Somewhere inside, he knew she would never betray him with Sed. She wasn't like the others. It wasn't her he didn't trust. It was Sed. "Shit. I've got to go talk to her."
Brian found her in the living area with Jace and Eric, stuffing dirty clothes into a garbage bag. She had a streak of mascara under one eye. He hadn't meant to make her cry.
"Myrna, I didn't mean to accuse you—"
"Go help Trey unload the car, Brian. I don't want to talk about this right now." He touched her arm and she flinched away from him.
"Don't even think about touching me."
"Sed told me there was nothing going on."
"So you'l believe Sed, but automatical y think the worst of me?"
"No, I just… it looked like… Sed's done this to me so many times, and…" He rubbed his forehead. He couldn't concentrate. The thought of losing her ate the inside of his chest raw.
Eric grabbed Myrna and shoved her against Brian's chest. "Kiss and make up."
"I think he should squirm a little longer," Myrna said, but she didn't move away. Not even when Brian's arms crept up to circle her back. "He knows how much I hate being falsely accused of cheating."
"I never actual y accused… But I shouldn't have even thought it. I'm sorry, okay?"
He breathed a sigh of relief. "Okay?"
"Yeah, I overreacted. A little."
Brian kissed her forehead and squeezed her tighter, inching her body toward the bedroom. "Can we go make up now?"
She laughed and hugged him. "We need to go get this laundry done."
"We could always make up on the washing machine at the laundromat."
She leaned back and looked up at him, adventure sparkling in her gorgeous, green-flecked eyes. "Yeah, we could."
God, he loved this woman. If Sed touched her again, he would kil him.
Myrna shook her head at Brian. "We've been through this a hundred times. I'm not staying in L.A. with you."
"You can get your work done while we're rehearsing and in the recording studio," he said. "And we have a music video shoot in a couple of days. You can use that entire day to work."
Lounging on his back in one of the curtained bunks, Brian trailed his fingers lightly over her bare shoulder, tracing the spaghetti strap of her satin nightgown. She lay on his bel y, her folded arms on his chest and her chin resting on her interlaced fingers. She stared up at his face, which was mostly concealed in shadows, contemplating her options. He'd been wearing her down for almost a week, and as much as she wanted to have fun with him, she knew she had to use this opportunity to get caught up on her work.
"You know if I stay, I'l want to watch everything you do. You're too much of a distraction. Besides, it's only a week. It won't kil us to be apart for seven days."
"We've been together almost every moment of every day for three weeks. Seven days apart wil feel like an eternity."
"You know what they say. Absence makes the heart grow fonder."
"If my heart grows any fonder, it's going to hop out of my chest and into yours."
She melted. She scooted up his body to kiss him. "That's the sweetest thing anyone's ever said to me."
"It sounds sort of fatal," he murmured.
"Then I don't want your heart to grow any fonder." She kissed him again and rol ed toward the wal .
"Don't think just because you're being stubborn you'l get out of meeting my parents," he said. "They'l be at the show tomorrow night."
She sat up, her head inches from crashing into the ceiling. "What?"
"They always come to our show in L.A. Trey's parents. Sed's parents. They'l probably al be there. It's like an elementary school Christmas program al over again."
"Do they know about me?" she asked, her voice uncharacteristical y squeaky.
"Yeah, they know. Mom's a great ear when I'm bummed out. And believe me, that entire month I didn't see you after Des Moines qualified."
"What did you tel her?" When he opened his mouth to speak, she covered it with her hand. "Wait. I don't want to know."
She squirmed over his body and dropped out of the bunk. He caught her arm. "Where are you going?"
"I need a drink." She turned and found Eric, Sed, and Jace staring at her from the spotlessly clean living area where they sat watching TV. She instinctively tugged her baby dol nightgown down her thighs to make sure everything was covered and went directly to the refrigerator. Unfortunately, what she wanted was on the other bus.
"Why isn't there any alcohol on this bus?" she yel ed and slammed the refrigerator door. The guys on the sofa laughed at her dilemma.
"I don't know, Myr," Sed cal ed. "Why is that?"
Eric climbed to his feet, swaying slightly as the bus decelerated and then sped back up. He stopped next to her, reached into his leather vest and withdrew a silver flask. "Tequila?" He opened the flask and extended it toward her. The fumes made her eyes cross.
"You mean To-Kil -Ya?" She snatched the flask out of his hand and took a long drink. She sputtered and coughed, her eyes watering, stomach protesting. She handed the flask back to him, shaking her head with her eyes closed. "That is some nasty stuff."
"The drunker you get, the better it tastes." He took a swig and recapped it.
Brian appeared at her elbow. "You're drinking?"
"I real y don't get why meeting my parents is such a big deal."
"Brian's mom is a total MILF," Eric said. "And his dad is a living legend. Brian's parents are way cool."
"I'm sure they are, but meeting his parents would suggest Brian and I are pretty serious."
"Yeah, so?" Eric said.
"So that gives the wrong message. Brian and I are—"
"Just having a good time," Brian finished her sentence.
"Exactly," she said. "Thank you."
"If you don't like parents, you can 'just have a good time' with me," Eric said. "I don't have any parents."
He shook his head. "I'm a product of the fine state of California's foster care program."
She gave Eric a warm hug. He tugged her closer, his jaw resting against her hair. "I love sympathy hugs," he murmured, and then his hands slid over her satin nightgown from her lower back to her ass.
She elbowed her way out of his grip. "Is it possible for you not to cop a feel when I'm within reach?"
"I take opportunities when they present themselves."
She glanced at Brian, who was scowling at her.
"Don't get mad at me," she said, "that was him."
"Why do you get to cal al the shots in this relationship?" he asked.
"Because you're pussy-whipped." Eric retreated to the living area before Brian took out his frustration on him.
"I'm always the one compromising what I want," Brian said, his voice raised in anger.
"I compromise."
"That's bul shit, Myrna. Name one thing you've done that you didn't want to do. One compromise you made because I asked you."
"I'm always putting off work I need to do for you."
"I don't ask you to."
"Yes, you do. Al the time. As soon as I start working, you show up wanting sex."
"You can say no. I don't force you to do anything you don't want to do."


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The Minong area is serviced by the Northwoods School District. Located on US Hwy 53 just north of Minong it is a source of education as well as many school sports.
The Minong area welcomes many bodies of faith to worship. Please visit the websites below for more information about services and prayer groups.
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We have the new track from Malibu, CA-based indie alternative band Little Dume called 'Brothers,' which is off of the band's upcoming debut self-titled EP out early 2019.
Hailing from Malibu, California, Little Dume's emotionally-charged alternative sound embodies the depth of their friendship and history. The band consists of two brothers and longtime best friends who grew up together in Malibu and have navigated through all stages of life together. Little Dume is the perfect blend of pop and rock with a dark twist, pulling from influences such as Coldplay, Imagine Dragons, and Kings Of Leon.
Little Dume is David Franklin Sandborg (lead vocals), Dane Sandborg (bass), James Burnett (guitar), and Wesley Ritenour (drums).


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An Historical Geography of the Old and New Testament ...
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b. xiv. chap. vii: viii. where speaking of Mark Anthony's donation to Cleopatra, he reports, how that extravagant gallant gave her all the cities between Eleutherus and Egypt, except Tyre and Sidon. Ptolemy, as cited by Terranius, places it yet more northerly, between Orthosia and Balanea. From all which it is evident, that this cannot be the true ancient Eleutherus, which the moderns assign for it. But that name is rather to be ascribed to one of these rivers, crossing the plain of Junia; or else, if Pliny's authority may be relied upon, to that river now dry, which I mentioned a little on this side of Tor tosa, and which has its mouth almost opposite to Aradus. Thus Mr. Maundrell, and as to the mention he refers to of a river on this side Tortosa now dry, it occurs some pages before, where he writes thus : In about a quarter of an hour we came (from Tortosa) to a river, or rather channel of a river, for it was now almost dry; though questionless here must have been, anciently no inconsiderable stream; as we might infer both from the largeness of the channel, and the fragments of a stone bridge, formerly laid over it.
Still more north was situated Daphne, lying by AnOfDaphne, tiochia, (as the writer of the Maccabees describes it, Antiochia. 2 Macc. iv. 33.) which Antiochia, or Antioch, is men
tioned in the history of the Acts, and is from hence styled by some writers Antioch Epidaphne, i. e. Antioch by Daphne. It is said that this Daphne stood at first about five miles from Antioch; but afterwards, by the continual enlargements of Antioch, it came to be so near to it, as to be accounted as a suburb to it. It was so named of Daphne, one of the mistresses of Apollo, who was here worshipped by the name of Apollo Daphnæus, and had here his oracles and groves, which last are said to have been about ten miles in circuit. It was a place devised for pleasure, but abused to lust. The temple here is said to have been built by Seleucus, and was renowned for the oracle there given, by which Adrian is said to be fore
told of his being Emperor; and therefore it was resorted CHAP. VI. to also by Julian the Apostate for the same purpose. But the body of Babylas, Bishop of Antioch, and a martyr, being removed thither, the Devil and his oracles were both frighted away, as the Devil himself confessed to Julian : who being desirous to learn here the success of his intended expedition into Persia, received this answer, that no oracle could be given so long as those divine bones were so near the shrine. Nor was it long after, before the idol and temple were consumed by a fire from heaven; as was avowed by those who observed the fall of it: though Julian did impute it to the innocent Christians, and in revenge caused many of their churches to be burnt to ashes. Other places mentioned in the books of Maccabees
Of Adasa, are Adasa, Adida, Arbattis, Arbela, and Raphon. Of Adida, Ar, which Adasa is said by Jerom to be seated in the tribe battis, Arof Ephraim. Adida is expressly said, i Macc. xii. 38. to Raphon. be in Sephela. And Eusebius and Jerom tell
us,
that all the open plain country about Eleutheropolis to the north and west was in their days called Sephela. Arbattis was plainly a place near Galilee; and Arbela here mentioned was doubtless in Galilee, as Josephus tells us; being distant nine miles from the city Legeon, and lying in the great plain adjoining to the said city, as Eusebius and Jerom inform us. Raphon, the last place above mentioned, was a town of Gilead, as Josephus tells us, Antiq. book xii. chap. xii. and thought to lie near the brook Jabbok.
In i Macc. xi. 34. we have not only mention made of Aphærema, but also the reason of the name plainly inti
Aphære. mated; namely, because the said tract or government was added unto Judea, being taken from the country of Samaria: for the word Aphærema does in the Greek language signify a thing taken from another.
It is also to be observed, that the books of the Mac- 15. cabees being in the Greek tongue, hence several names, vation as to though somewhat varied according to the Greek form, the differ
ma, what.
ence of
the He
PART III. yet denote the same places with the Hebrew names,
from whence they are thus varied. Thus Accaron is the same names, in the same with Ekron, Amathis with Hamath, Gazara
with Gezer, Bethsura with Bethshur, Bosora with Bobrew and Greek. sor, &c. which last place, together with them mentioned
with it, i Macc. v, 26. seem plainly to be situated beyond Jordan, in the country of Galaad or Gilead largely taken. And, among these, Carnaim is doubtless the same called in the books of Moses, Ashtaroth-carnaim. Some names are also in probability corrupted in tract of time by translators. Thus Zabadeans, which is said, i Macc. xii. 31. to be the name of some of the Arabians, is probably a corrupt reading for Nabatheans; and so of other names, taken notice of in the margin of our greater
Bibles. 16.
The Nabathean Arabians were so called from NeOf the Na- baioth, one of the sons of Ishmael, as has been a before Arabs.
observed. We read also in this history of the Arabians called Nomades, namely, from their manner of living, . it being their way not to live in towns or settled habitations, but to rove or remove from place to place with their cattle, according as they found conveniency of pasturage. Hence this name was given by the ancients, not only to these Arabians, but also to some inhabitants in Africk, and Sarmatia or Scythia, who followed the like
roving manner of life. 17.
Lastly, by the Galatians mentioned in 1 Macc. viii. 2. Of the Ga- are to be understood, not the same Galatians, to whom latians, and
St. Paul wrote one of his Epistles, and who lived in Spain.
the Lesser Asia, but the European Galatæ, or Galatians, called by the Latins Galli; and the greatest part of whose country is now-a-days inhabited by the French : the rest being inhabited by those in the Netherlands, and Germany on the south and west of the Rhine, as also by those of Lorrain, Switzerland, and Savoy. For the boundaries of Galatia, or old Gaul, were, besides the sea, the
bathean
a Vol. I. Part I. chap. x. sect. 2.
river Rhine, and the Varus, and the Pyrenean mountains ; CHAP. VI. which last separated it from Spain, mentioned here by the writer of this history, as conquered by the Romans, as well as the country of the Galatians.
And thus I have gone through the history of the Maccabees, and so through all the historical books, making up, or appertaining to, the Old Testament.


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What's cooking? A healthier future for all
A look at how World Food Programme (WFP)'s improved stoves benefit school children, communities — and the planet
17 April 2019 , Simona Beltrami
Climate School feeding
It's lunch time at the Agnam Lidoubé primary school in Matam, northern Senegal. As the 225 pupils file into the canteen, mouths water at the hearty scent coming from the nearby kitchen. It's Monday and today's menu is cow peas with chicken and eggs.
Improved stoves reduce harmful emissions and require less fuel than open fires. Photos: WFP/Senegal
In this school, part of WFP's school feeding programme, much emphasis is placed on providing children with nutritious and balanced meals. But it is not just the ingredients that are healthy: the stove they've been cooked on is special too.
"Clean, efficient, safe — the labels used to describe these stoves are many. The choice depends on what's in fashion at a given moment and what aspect you want to highlight," explains Raffaella Bellanca, Energy Coodinator at WFP. We'll go with 'improved' for simplicity.
A burning issue
"In most of the countries we work in, cooking — including for school meals — is done on open fires," Bellanca continues. "When this happens in indoor spaces, it can have serious health implications, from relatively lighter conditions like eye irritation to potentially lethal ones including pneumonia and lung cancer."
The figures are alarming. Every year, emissions from cooking on open fires cause illnesses that lead to the premature death of four million people worldwide — more than malaria and tuberculosis together.
"We go to great lengths to make sure vulnerable people, including school children, have enough of the right, nutritious food. Ensuring that this food is cooked on stoves that do not harm the health of those who use them is a natural step," Bellanca says.
Smoke produced by cooking on open fires causes four million premature deaths every year, more than malaria and TBC combined. Photo: WFP/Peter Loius
While health concerns alone would be enough to justify the need for alternatives, the list of detrimental consequences from open fires does not stop there.
There are safety issues — with the risk of burns, especially for young children who might get too close to the flames — and environmental ones.
According to Nature Kenya, Africa's oldest environmental organization, each Kenyan school that uses wood and charcoal for cooking may be responsible for the clearing of 56 acres of forest every year.
Tifani Juárez, a teacher in San Miguel Tucurú, rural Guatemala, confirms: "Parents and children from our school collect firewood for cooking, and each time they have to go further away from the community to find it. You can see the forest is receding around here."
Collecting firewood is a time-consuming, often dangerous task. Photo: WFP/Rein Skullerud
When wood is not readily available, people resort to buying it on the market, which means they have less money to spend on other items, including nutritious food. With improved stoves, you can cook the same amount of food using less wood, thus saving time and money.
There is no 'one size fits all' with these stoves, though. For one thing, they must fit local cooking preferences. "The kind of stove that's suitable for cooking tortillas in Central America may not work for stir-fries in Asia," Bellanca explains.
Convenience is another important factor. "Evidence shows that if people need to go out of their way to switch to an improved stove, they simply won't," she continues.
Welcome externalities
The use of cleaner, more efficient, convenient stoves can make a big difference to the life of women, whose time is often eaten up by household chores.
"Between collecting the wood, tending to the fire, cooking and cleaning soot-covered kitchen walls and utensils, women have very little time left to engage at a meaningful level in almost anything, or to participate in decision-making processes," Bellanca says.
"Much like the washing machine and other similar technological innovations, improved stoves can have a great impact on women's empowerment," she continues, explaining that schools are an entry point for these stoves to be then adopted in the broader community. This will expand health, economic and environmental benefits to people's homes.
Improved stoves — like the one pictured here at a school in Burundi — also contribute to reducing carbon emissions. Photo: WFP/Raffaella Bellanca
There are also wider environmental benefits that go beyond individual communities: greater efficiency means saving on carbon emissions — the better the stoves, the higher the savings.
"Monetizing these savings through carbon offsetting credits will bring in more resources to sustain and expand our programmes," Bellanca says. WFP is teaming up with the World Bank to set up a system for this to happen.
"In carbon offsetting projects, you have to have a relationship with the end user, so you can quantify emission savings. Schools are ideal in this regard. WFP already has an ongoing relationship with them and it will be easy to collect data on emissions at the same time as we collect data on food," she adds.
Back in Matam, the school cook takes a well-deserved rest — the children are fed and she's just played a part in making the world a little greener.


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Q: Form action is not interrupted by "required" inputs I have the following HTML code.

function document_save_changes(){
 if (is_key_dirty == true){
  var elm = document.getElementById('set_doc_button');
  key_change_warning(elm, 'D');
  return;
 }
 if (document_save_warning('A') == false){
  return;
 }
 collect_nonkey_data();
 do_recaptcha();
}
<form id="email_form">

Name:

<input class="email_input" type="text" name="email_1" id="email_1" placeholder="First and last name" required autocomplete="on" data-lpignore="true"/>

Email:

<input class="email_input" type="email" name="email_2" id="email_2" placeholder="Return email address" required autocomplete="on" data-lpignore="true"/>

Messg:

<textarea class="email_textarea" name="email_3" id="email_3" placeholder="Message to admin" required autocomplete="off"></textarea>

<button id="set_doc_button" type="button" style="padding:0.3em 1em;" disabled="disabled" autocomplete="off" onclick="document_save_changes();" title="Submit changes to data">Submit Data</button>

</form>

My problem is that the "required" INPUT elements are not causing the form submission to fail when the INPUT elements are not filled properly. (For instance, by the type="email" INPUT element which requires special syntax.)
How do I make it so that the "required" INPUTs interrupt the form action if they are not filled in properly? Thanks.

A: This is because you're not submitting the form. Making a button at the last of type button doesn't make it a submit button. You'll have to specify the type='submit' explicitly to make a button submit the form.
And now to the second part,
If you're trying to submit the form from JS function. The HTML5 validation won't work.
Inshort they are only in action when form is submitted with a button of type submit inside that form. And if you do want to use a button of type button and submit the form with JS, you'll have to check for validation in your JS code.
And in your JS code you can use checkValidity() function on any form to check if it's a valid from or not and then run the other things accordingly

var form = document.getElementById("email_form");

function document_save_changes() {
    //Do your things
    if (form.checkValidity()) {
        form.submit();
    } else {
        alert("Something worng yet")
    }

}
<form id="email_form">

Name:

<input class="email_input" type="text" name="email_1" id="email_1" placeholder="First and last name" required autocomplete="on" data-lpignore="true"/>

Email:

<input class="email_input" type="email" name="email_2" id="email_2" placeholder="Return email address" required autocomplete="on" data-lpignore="true"/>

Messg:

<textarea class="email_textarea" name="email_3" id="email_3" placeholder="Message to admin" required autocomplete="off"></textarea>

<button id="set_doc_button" type="button" style="padding:0.3em 1em;"  autocomplete="off" onclick="document_save_changes();" title="Submit changes to data">Submit Data</button>

</form>

A: try this one
Use button type='submit' instead of button
<button id="set_doc_button" type="submit" style="padding:0.3em 1em;"  autocomplete="off" onclick="document_save_changes();" title="Submit changes to data">Submit Data</button>

and  remove disabled="disabled" after that your form will submit

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