A healthy, home-cooked dinner…in 5 minutes?
How nice would it be to come home from work and have a healthy, home cooked dinner on the table…in about 5 minutes?
1. Cook up a big batch of seasoned ground beef, pork, or turkey over the weekend, portion into family-serving sizes, and freeze.
2. Before you leave for work, pop some nice big russet potatoes in the slow-cooker (see video, below), take a package of the ground meat out of the freezer, and set it in the bottom of the fridge to thaw.
3. When you get home, just pop the meat in the microwave (maybe with a package of your favorite frozen veggies, sloppy-joe sauce, or chili).
4. Lay out the cooked potatoes, meat, veggies, maybe some shredded cheese, sour cream, chopped onions, etc., and KABOOM…5 minute potato bar, baby!


Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's second-half goal earned Arsenal a 2-1 victory at Bournemouth which moved them to within a point of fourth-placed Chelsea.
The visitors took the lead on 30 minutes after a comical own goal by Jefferson Lerma, but were pegged back with the last action of the half after being caught on the counter -- extending their record of never having led at the interval this season.
Bournemouth could have moved above Manchester United and to within a point of Arsenal if they had managed to continue their fine start to the campaign with another three points.
And they thought they had taken the lead on seven minutes, when David Brooks slotted past Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno. The goal was ruled out for offside, though replays showed Shkodran Mustafi had been playing Brooks onside.
The Cherries were on top in the early exchanges but were fell behind when Lerma inadvertently volleyed Sead Kolasinac's cross into his own net. Had it been at the right end, it would have been a superb finish.
Arsenal were galvanised by the goal and were all over their hosts as they went in search of a second.
But, just past the 45 minute mark, Bournemouth went from one end to the other in a flash, with Joshua King finishing off a superb counterattack.
The second half was anyone's game, with both sides looking to score. Lerma was guilty of almost gifting Arsenal another goal, when he gave the ball to Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who played in Aubayameyang, only for the Gabon striker to fluff his lines on 65 minutes.
However, just 60 seconds later, Aubameyang had restored his side's lead after sliding in Kolasniac's low cross following some great work from Alex Iwobi to earn a first win away at Bournemouth for nearly three years.


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Not Here to Please you: Discovering the cute jewels by Agatha Ruiz de la Prada.
I've loved the jewelry collection, especially those made in silver with enamel, and the acrylic pieces... the cCupcake necklace is gorgeous! The collection certainly follows much colorful and good vibrations.
Las piezas de joyería me han encantado, sobre todo las realizadas en plata con esmalte y las piezas de metacrilato... ¡el collar de cupcake me ha parecido una preciosidad! La colección desprende sin duda mucho colorido y buenas vibraciones.
Watches didn't let anyone indifferent, you see that the predominant color and positive feelings throughout the collection, something that's appreciated ...Smells like spring!
But not only have we seen watches and jewelry, Agatha showed Adriana (my co-worker have been encouraged to join me) and me the store in its entirety ... clothing, shoes, accessories for the home ... they have everything, authentic treasures.
Los relojes tampoco dejaban indiferentes a nadie, ya veis que predomina el color y las sensaciones positivas en toda la colección; algo que es de agradecer... ¡huele a primavera!
Pero no sólo hemos visto relojes y joyas, sino que la misma Agatha nos ha enseñado a Adriana (mi compañera de trabajo que se ha animado a acompañarme) y a mí la tienda en su totalidad... ropa, zapatos, complementos para el hogar... tienen de todo, auténticas preciosidades.
Adriana fell in love with this beautiful sweater.
Adriana se enamoró de este jersey.
And I loed this dress!!
¡Y yo de este vestido!
The truth is that I wasn't expecting there to the very Agatha; as I've been following her career since I was a very small girl (I have yet garments designed for the Chabel doll, back in the late 80s-early 90s) and talking with her made me very happy. She loved my leggings from Madame Chocolat, urging me to show them in the photo. She was very kind and funny, I hoe she would made a fashion show soon so I can go, thanks! And thanks for the lovely presents they gave us, too!
La verdad es que no esperaba encontrarme allí a la mismísima Agatha; sigo su trayectoria desde que soy muy pequeña (tengo todavía prendas que diseñó para la muñeca Chabel, allá a finales de los 80-principios de los 90) y me ha hecho mucha ilusión conocerla. A ella le han enantado mis leggings de Madame Chocolat, instándome a enseñarlos en la foto. Ha sido muy amable y divertida, a ver si hace pronto un desfile y puedo ir, ¡gracias! ¡Y gracias también por el regalito que nos han hecho!
Tomorrow I have another great experience, Hoss Intropia organized in their shop at Paseo de Gracia the HO22 event, and hope not to miss it! There will be many activities, from tasting sushi and coffees, through the performance of En Buena Onda on Friday at 19pm ... I think a great idea to present their new collection and I hope I could explain it to you all.
Mañana tengo otra experiencia genial, Hoss Intropia organiza el HO22 en su tienda de paseo de Gracia, y espero no perderme el evento... habrá muchas actividades, desde degustación de cafés a sushi, pasando por la actuación de De Buena Onda el viernes a las 19h... me parece una idea fabulosa para presentar su nueva colección y espero poder contároslo todo.
Vaya! Que bien coincidir con ella!!
Me encanta la elección que has hecho del vestido. Las sandalias también son una preciosidad!
Debe ser genial conocer al creador de ropa tan bonita!! me gusta ese vestido :3 y tu conjunto ya sabes que me gusto demasiado!!
That looks like such a fun store! Fantastic colors!


21 essential beauty tools in a beautiful red pouch.
Being a professional make up artist, I can't help but say- Awesome.
I couldn't believe I was getting quality set at this price, but you guys did surprise me. Kudos!
I'm so happy I don't need any brush after this set. Amaazziiinng!
I like how you have packaged it and the brush set is indispensable.
Loved the soft bristles on the brush set, addicted to this. Thanks a ton!
Quite happy with this set, no longer need to look for different brushes. It's a worthy deal!


This jumpsuit has been my second skin this summer. I have worn it on a winery trip with girlfriends, to the lake house and any casual trip I have made since picking this up in May. I got this at Nordstrom and hesitated buying it due to the print and flowy pant, but I just needed it. I tend to keep the accessories minimal with this, because the daisy pattern is all the look I can handle!
LOOOOOOOVE that jumpsuit!!! I am so sad that you got peed on!!!
Girlfriend you are seriously rocking this jumpsuit!! And too funny (but not funny) that a dog peed on you!


I attended four, count them, FOUR blog conferences this year. Am I crazy? Probably. Because everyone there is obsessed with social media, we're on our phones the entire time and snapping pictures as if we all have short-term memories, which we probably do. The annoying part of it all is missing a shot that someone else took, then having that person send us the pic or wait until is posted and kindly "borrow" it. Well I'm pleased to tell you that the problem is no more, thanks to the Seahorse app!
Search in your app store for Seahorse or use these direct links for iPhone and Android to download the free app. After signing in, you can start sharing!
Create a New Scene, name it, then start adding friends. If they already use Seahorse, they'll receive an invite to your event. If not, they will have to download the app. But they'll want to anyway because hey, it's awesome!
Now it's time to add media. You can give Seahorse access to take photos directly in the app, import from your camera roll, or access the event through your desktop and add images there. For this album, I chose pictures from this year's SNAP Conference.
Once your event images are uploaded, they're stored on a secure cloud. The beauty of Seahorse is all your images retain their resolution, so when sharing, exporting, or printing, there's no distortion.
If you find you need more storage for your events, fear not! Seahorse is offering you, my dear readers, an extra 5GB or storage by entering the promo code CLEVERHORSE. This code is good until October 31 and can only be redeemed once per user.
Done! You now have an additional 5GB of room for all your shared experiences. So go have fun and make/relive some memories!


I've been working on various jewelry pieces using techniques that I learned in 2015, including metalsmithing, polymer clay, and ice resin. This is an example of the latter of the three: a vintage 1950s image from a trashy romance novel entitled Red-Headed Sinner. I've named my piece without the hyphen (because that is grammatically correct in modern times). The image is copyright-free in a collage, then placed in a bezel with beads and glitter, and encased in ice resin. I then added the metal leaf finding at the bottom, and used various metal and dark green beads in the chain.
After letting my Etsy site languish for many months, I just recently updated it. My goal is to get a little more focused on my jewelry work in 2016 (in addition to my photography, as well as my freelance writing/editing).
I'm excited about my second metalsmith class that starts in early February in the Midway district. The teacher is a wonderful jewelry artist named Anne Wolf. I learned a lot from her last semester, and hope to take those lessons to the next level this year.


If ever a man deserves sainthood it is John Vicklund of Impact Washington – the MEP out there. By way of background, the governor – Christine Gregoire – has gone all in on lean. She has reduced the number of government agencies and departments, has everyone engaged in value stream mapping and has made lean mandatory for the whole state government. So far, so good – in fact, so far, great.
Someone came up with the idea that an executive order from the governor was not good enough. All of leadership should stand in support, hence House Bill 2138 Maximizing the Use of Lean Strategies in State Government.
A hearing was held a couple of weeks back so the august members of the Washington State Legislature could investigate the matter before deciding whether to support it. If you have a little better than a half hour and need some comic/tragic relief you can view the hearing. Settle in for a clown parade the Ringling Brothers would envy.
First up, John explains lean in layman's terms to the committee, citing a value stream mapping exercise that had recently been conducted including state employees from several agencies aimed at rooting out all of the redundancy and needless waste and delay facing small businesses when they have to deal with the state. Then the comedy begins.
First up is a career political hack by the name of Gary Alexander. Concerning all of the waste, redundancy and delay facing small business, he says, "we have been knowing this for three decades, so why do we need a new process?" I would have come unglued and said something like, "Precisely because you do-nothing, pin-headed morons have known about it for three decades and have done jack squat about it." John, however, after pausing for a moment clearly trying to figure out how to formulate a non-offensive response to such an inane question, goes on to do just that. How he maintained his composure in the face of such idiocy I cannot possibly imagine.
Next out of the chute is a lawyer named Arthur West from some outfit called the Northwest Poverty Law Center. After qualifying himself with the acknowledgment that he knows nothing about lean, and has not bothered to take the time to learn the first thing about lean, he launches into a tirade about the ineffectiveness of it, declaring that improvement can only come from slashing headcount. He ends with the proclamation that lean is the purview of condo-living, brie eating, chardonnay sipping consultants who do nothing but toss buzz words about.
For Crissakes, Kevin is a brie-eating chardonnay sipper, but I am a midwestern wings and beer guy. Brie and chardonnay are left coast things – not lean things. I even had to look up how to spell chardonnay to write this post. The real issue is why this guy was allowed to speak at all. In any other forum in which you begin by announcing that you know absolutely nothing about the topic at hand and haven't spent a minute trying to learn, you are promptly told to shut up and quit wasting everyone's time. Not here, of course, where we see democracy in action.
It doesn't end there, however. Another blowhard named representative Overstreet weighs in with the observation that lean may well work in the private sector because the profit motive creates an incentive to improve, but for the life of him he can't see why anyone in state government should want to improve. Through it all, long after I would have reached the limits of my professional vocabulary and arrived at the point at which I could not respond to any of these guys without dropping an f-bomb, John maintains his composure, although it is painful to watch him struggle to do so.
One sane voice on the panel, Representative Miloscia who is the sponsor of the bill, tries in vain to put in a plug for some funding for leadership training for the various state agency department heads, but his peers will have none of it. No doubt every nickel they could sweep up in the state treasury has been invested in pork and stuffed into every barrel they can find – none left for leadership training.
To John's great relief, the cavalry finally arrives in the form of Wendy Korthuis-Smith from the governor's office who politely informs the 'idiots on parade' that they really don't need their money. The governor has gone begging, hat in hand, and lean outfits around the state such as Boeing and the Seattle Children's Hospital have volunteered experts to do the training. The governor just thought it would be nice if the the state employees could see that the representatives stood with the governor for the long haul in supporting the cultural change lean represents.
With that, the reps decided that, so long as no one was spending any money they guessed lean was OK by them. And with that rousing support they all went home … for a well deserved brie and chardonnay refreshment break after another tough day dealing with the affairs of state no doubt.
This is excellent. Never in my life did I think a government agency would do lean to this extent. Thanks for sharing this.
Was the "slashing headcount" guy volunteering? Bravo to those private sector companies who have realized that they can either "pay it forward" for effectiveness, or continue to pay backward higher taxes for ineffectiveness out of their government.
First – Thank goodness for the Executive Order.
Second – I've always heard legislating is like sausage making – you may (or may not)like the end product – but you don't want to know what goes into it.
The inability of agencies to use their existing resources and the lack of ability to obtain new resources for kaizen, etc., as well as reliance on pro-bono private sector services for Lean training will signal to Washington state employees and others that Lean is not really that important. What's gets resourced is important, was does not get resources isn't. So Lean will likely be viewed as nice to do, and some good things will surely get done, but it is not a must-do.
The approach being taken thus far will result in varying levels of buy-in and teamwork, which normally slows down improvement activities and does not set the stage for comprehensive success; only isolated success.
Kudos, however, for not equating Lean management with layoffs. That is well done!
Good post, but two slight corrections: The bill is HB 2173, and the sponsor is Rep. Luis Moscoso (D). Rep. Mark Miloscia (D) is a cosponsor.
The same valid points could have been made without all the insults and name calling. I would have been more likely to forward this to others if the tone weren't so churlish.
That is where we will have to agree to disagree. With states nearly bankrupt, the economy in ruins and millions needlessly unemployed I think the politicians need to be provoked and badgered into taking action. Apparently you think there is still room for polite, intellectual discusson. As far as I'm concerned the politicians have had twenty years of gentlemanly discourse and no longer merit the benefit of the doubt.


We are a team of people who are raising funds for 2 mental health charities in Scotland to help increase awareness around mental health issues.
SAMH – Scotland's oldest mental health charity who provide mental health and social care support across Scotland. They are recognised for their programme work in See Me, Respect Me, suicide prevention and sport and physical activity to promote positive mental health and wellbeing.
Chris Mitchell Foundation – Set up in the memory of professional footballer Chris Mitchell. Their vision is to dispel the stigma associated with mental health in Scottish football and for it to be integrated in to health and fitness programmes. They aim to bring to the forefront the need for awareness of mental health and wellbeing within the football industry and to raise awareness on a national scale.
We are in the process of organising a charity challenge called "50 in 50" where we will visit 50 stadiums in 50 hours across the length and breadth of Scotland and northern England.
Upon completion of the challenge we will then host a Charity Evening to help increase our fundraising goals for the 2 charities on Saturday 2nd June 2018.
Wishing you and your team all the very best for your 50 in 50 challange in aid of 2 wonderful causes - We are all 100% behind you!
Congratulations on your achievements so far from everyone at Arnold Clark.
I am a QoS fan and was a great admirer of Chris when he played for us. I would like to support the great work being done in his memory to help others.


Newhaven Church, in association with Scripture Union Scotland, is seeking applicants for the post of Youth Worker. Full details of the position including salary, responsibilities and how to apply can be obtained by clicking on the link below.
Please note the closing date for applications of 2nd May 2018.


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Thor Ballistic Missile: The United States and the United Kingdom in Partnership
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Faced with worrying advances in Soviet missile technology, in the mid-1950s the United States sought to develop an IRBM to act as a stop-gap until the Atlas ICBM became operational. Intense inter-service rivalry followed before the US Air Force gained the upper hand. The UK, keen to improve its 'special relationship' with the US and soon smarting from the Suez Crisis, agreed to accept sixty Thor missiles to be operated by RAF crews. Complex negotiations followed and once sites were identified, American personnel, both civilian and military, crossed the Atlantic to build and commission the bases. Meanwhile, some 1,300 RAF personnel travelled to America to learn the complexities of the Thor system and make a series of twenty-one launches from Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Covering activities on both sides of the pond, Thor Ballistic Missile: The United States and the United Kingdom in Partnership is a thoroughly researched, documented account of the USAAF and RAF's collaboration, featuring a number of previously unpublished photographs, plans, and diagrams of the missile sites and equipment, and the anecdotes of the servicemen who took part in this exchange.
John Boyes was born in Edinburgh in 1947. Educated at Rugby School, he qualified as a chartered accountant in 1972 and thereafter pursued a career in the motor industry until his retirement in 2005. He has had a lifelong interest in the history of missiles and published his first book, Project Emily: Thor IRBM and the RAF, in 2008. He is the treasurer of the Royal Air Force Historical Society and financial controller of the Bomber Command Association, responsible for the financial management of its memorial in London. He has given a number of lectures on Thor and regularly contributed to the British Nuclear History meetings at Charterhouse. He is married and lives in West Wickham, Kent.
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R.Kelly Surrenders into Chicago Jail to face a 10 Count Criminal Indictment in Cook County
23Feb 2019 24 Feb 2019
By Gregg L.Greer, Editor @greer_gregg,| The Frontpage
(BAWN)- Chicago, IL. – Robert Kelly or better known as singer, R.Kelly has just turned himself in to a Chicago Police jail house to face indictment in the face of a Cook County grand jury that has recently been convened in connection to new allegations which include an "alleged," sex tape with a 14 year old minor.
The embattled R&B was charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. He is expected to appear in bond court Saturday — earlier Cook County prosecutors alleged in an explosive indictment filed Friday with abuse involved five victims, at least three of them minors, from 1998 to 2010.
The minors were between 13 and 16, prosecutors said. Kelly is 51.
Prosecutors appeared before Judge Dennis Porter Friday, who approved a no-bail warrant for Kelly, records show.
According to two sources close to the case including Attorney Micheal Avenatti. Kelly was seen as the suspect male in a video tape now turned over to the Cool Country States Attorney Kim Fox's office. Last week-Avenatti responded by stating that he recently met with officials on the ground in Cook County and is certain that an indictment of the superstar singer is inevitable.
Weeks ago Kelly released a 19-minute confessional titled "I Admit" — that addresses years of unflattering headlines about his private life. Beginning line after line with "I admit …" the singer confesses to a multitude of acts, including infidelity, sleeping with his girlfriend's best friend, having sexual relationships with fans and going to strip clubs every week."I admit I was in my own way," he sings.Acknowledging he's "made some mistakes" and has "imperfect ways."
Kelly also says he tried to help others in the music industry who turned on him. In the days ahead on-watchers will see if the words of Kelly's own song will be used as a affidavit against himself.
Again, Kelly is expected for a bond hearing on Saturday Morning.
More details to come from this "Breaking News Story."(glg)
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HOUSTON – Harvard track and field opened its 2019 campaign in Houston for the Victor Lopez Invitational, competing on March 22-23. Harvard had 12 top-three finishes on the day, including a notable 1-2-3 sweep of the women's 100m dash.
The trio of Kelisa Cain (11.79), Ngozi Musa (11.81) and Olivia Okoli (11.85) were the first three to cross the finish line in the 100m, giving the Crimson a sweep in the event. Also winning an event was Donagh Mahon, who jumped a 2.08m (6-9.75) mark in the high jump. Jacob McLennan took first in the men's 400m hurdles, winning with a time of 52.89. That time is the best of his collegiate career, beating his PR from outdoor Heps last spring. Closing out the top-placed finishers for the Crimson was Sam Welsh, who took the discus with a mark of 56.57m (185-7).
Harvard also placed well in the mid-distance events, where Myles Marshall finished in second in the 800m with a time of 1:48.48. Marshall was the top finishing collegiate runner in the event. Also earning top-three finishes in mid-distance events were Taylor Brunksole and Maya Miklos, who both competed in the 400m hurdles. Miklos finished in second in the women's race with a time of 1:00.13, while Brunskole placed third with a 53.83.
Okoli also earned a third-place finish in the women's 200m, running a time of 24.42, while pole-vaulter Erick Duffy placed third in his event, reaching a mark of 5.16m (16-11).
- Harvard women's sprinters continue to be a strong point, sweeping the 100m dash. The group also swept the 60m dash at indoor Heps a month ago.
- Donagh Mahon won the high jump Saturday afternoon. It's his fourth win of the 2018-19 indoor/outdoor season.
- Jacob McLennan's 52.89 was enough to not only win the 400m hurdles, but also win the event.
- The Crimson had 12 finishes in the top three on the weekend, including four wins.


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Home>Industry>New China-Europe freight train route links Xi'an, Bishkek
New China-Europe freight train route links Xi'an, Bishkek
Faster train brings new freight opportunities for China and Kyrgyzstan
A freight train left Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province, heading for Bishkek, capital of Kyrgyzstan, on Tuesday, marking the opening of a new China-Europe freight train route.
The train carried 50 containers of goods including mechanical equipment, industrial raw materials, clothing and shoes from the provinces of Shaanxi, Zhejiang and Jiangsu.
It will leave China through the Horgos Pass in Xinjiang and pass Kazakhstan before reaching its destination.
The whole trip will take seven days, compared to the previous 10 days when there was no direct freight train from Xi'an to Bishkek, said Yuan Xiaojun, general manager of Xi'an Free Trade Port Construction and Operation Co., Ltd.
The new freight route will serve as a fast and efficient logistics corridor between China and Kyrgyzstan and will bring new opportunities for the two countries in various fields such as trade, culture and scientific and technological exchanges, said Sun Yimin, director of the administrative committee of Xi'an International Trade and Logistics Park.
Xi'an, known in ancient times as Chang'an, is the starting point of the Silk Road and plays a key role in the Belt and Road Initiative.
Xi'an launched its first China-Europe freight train on Nov. 28, 2013. The city launched 1,235 China-Europe freight trains in 2018, 6.4 times the number in 2017, transporting a total of 1.2 million tonnes of goods with a value of 1.72 billion U.S. dollars, according to local customs authorities.
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Supreme Court of Delaware Finds Fee-Shifting Bylaws Permissible and the Potential Delaware Legislative Response
09 June 2014 Legal News: Transactional & Securities Publication
Authors: Garrett F. Bishop Mark T. Plichta
Legal News: Transactional & Securities
On May 8, 2014, the Supreme Court of Delaware held that fee-shifting provisions in a non-stock corporation's bylaws can be valid and enforceable if not enacted for an improper purpose or improperly applied, under Delaware law. ATP Tour, Inc. v. Deutscher Tennis Bund, 2014 Del. LEXIS 209 (Del. May 8, 2014).
ATP Tour, Inc. ("ATP") is a Delaware non-stock corporation that operates a global men's professional tennis tour (the "Tour"). Members of the Tour include entities that own and operate tournaments; two of the members are Deutscher Tennis Bund ("DTB") and Qatar Tennis Federation ("QTF" collectively with DTB, the "Federations").
Upon joining ATP in the early 1990s, the Federations agreed to be "bound by ATP's Bylaws, as amended from time to time." In 2006, the seven-member board of directors of ATP amended its bylaws to include a fee-shifting provision. In relevant part, the amended bylaws provided that when any member initiated or asserted any claim against ATP or any member and the claiming party "does not obtain a judgment on the merits that substantially achieves, in substance and amount, the full remedy sought," then each claiming party shall be "obligated jointly and severally to reimburse [ATP] . . . for all fees, costs and expenses of every kind and description (including, but not limited to, all reasonable attorneys' fees and other litigation expenses)" that are incurred in connection with the claim.
Subsequently, in 2007, ATP's board of directors voted to change the Tour format and schedule by placing the Federations' owned and operated tournament in a lower tier and delaying the tournament from the spring until the summer. The Federations sued ATP and six of its board members alleging violation of federal antitrust laws and breach of fiduciary duty under Delaware law. Prevailing on all claims, ATP moved to recover its legal fees, costs and expenses from the Federations, pursuant to its bylaws.
Originally, the United States District Court for the District of Delaware (the "District Court") denied ATP's motion, holding that the fee-shifting provision in its bylaws were contrary to public policy underlying the federal antitrust laws. On appeal, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit vacated the District Court's order and remanded, stating that the District Court should first determine whether the fee-shifting bylaw provision is enforceable as a matter of Delaware law before reaching the federal preemption question. As the enforceability of a fee-shifting bylaw provision was a novel question, the District Court certified four questions of law to the Supreme Court of Delaware.
The Certified Questions of Law
Restated, the Supreme Court of Delaware (the "Court") addressed four certified questions of law:
Is a fee-shifting bylaw provision permissible under Delaware law?
If valid and enforceable, could a bylaw provision shift fees if a plaintiff obtained no relief in the litigation?
Would the fee-shifting bylaw provision be enforceable if adopted for an improper purpose?
Is a fee-shifting bylaw amendment enforceable against members who join the corporation before the fee-shifting bylaw provision is enacted?
The Supreme Court of Delaware's Holding
The Supreme Court of Delaware found that a fee-shifting bylaw provision is not invalid per se, under Delaware law. Yet, a fee-shifting bylaw provision must still be for a proper purpose and because certified questions only address matters of law and not facts, the Court cautioned that, as a matter of law, they could not hold whether the ATP fee-shifting bylaw provision was adopted for a proper purpose or is enforceable in the circumstances presented.
In determining that a fee-shifting bylaw provision is not invalid per se, the Supreme Court of Delaware stated that, for a corporation's bylaws to be facially valid, a bylaw must be (i) authorized by the Delaware General Corporation Law ("DGCL"), (ii) consistent with the corporation's certificate of incorporation, and (iii) its enactment must not be otherwise prohibited.
The Court noted that neither the DGCL nor any other Delaware statute forbids the enactment of a fee-shifting bylaw provision and although Delaware follows the American Rule, which requires each party to pay their own costs and attorney's fees, contracting parties may agree to modify the American Rule. Because bylaws are contracts among shareholders, a fee-shifting provision contained in a non-stock corporation's bylaws would fall within the contractual exception to the American Rule. However, despite being facially valid, a fee-shifting bylaw provision will not be enforced if "adopted or used for an inequitable purpose." The Court explicitly stated that "[t]he intent to deter litigation, however, is not invariably an improper purpose. Fee-shifting provisions, by their nature, deter litigation." In sum, the enforceability of a facially valid fee-shifting bylaw provision may turn on the circumstances surrounding its adoption and use.
Finally, assuming that the fee-shifting bylaw provision is otherwise valid and enforceable, the bylaw amendment is enforceable against members who join the corporation before its enactment. The DGCL permits a corporation to confer the power to "amend or repeal bylaws upon the directors." Therefore, if the directors are so authorized, they may unilaterally amend the corporation's bylaws.
What at first glance appears to be a substantial victory for Delaware corporations in an attempt to deter frivolous shareholder suits, this case still presents several possible limitations:
Would a similar fee-shifting bylaw provision in a stock corporation be upheld as facially valid? (see "Potential Delaware Legislative Response" below)
Although permissible, would a fee-shifting bylaw provision, unilaterally adopted by the board of directors, be generally looked upon favorably by stockholders, advisors and other interested persons of a corporation?
If shareholder litigation is threatened or pending, at what point would the inclusion of a fee-shifting bylaw provision be deemed too proximate to litigation to be considered an "equitable purpose"?
Potential Delaware Legislative Response
In response to the ATP Tour decision, the Delaware Corporate Law Council of the Delaware State Bar Association proposed an amendment to the DGCL that, if adopted by the Delaware legislature, would limit the applicability of the decision to non-stock corporations. If the DGCL is amended to include the proposed response, the effect would be to deny ordinary stock corporations, including publicly-traded corporations, the ability to adopt the fee-shifting bylaw provision.
Although a decision on the proposed legislation was originally expected before the Delaware legislature ended their current session on June 30, 2014, opposition from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has delayed action on the proposed legislation. In response to two letters from the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform to Delaware lawmakers, the proposed legislation's sponsor stated that he intended to set the bill aside to address concerns from businesses.
Despite a promising start, a non-stock corporation and its board of directors should always consider the facts and circumstances surrounding a decision to include a fee-shifting bylaw provision and should always consider consulting with counsel and others as to whether adopting such a provision would be appropriate in light of its inevitably unique circumstances. If and how the ATP Tour decision applies to stock corporations is an open question and may still be determined by Delaware legislation.
While not binding precedent in other states, the ATP Tour court's rationale should apply to jurisdictions other than Delaware. If determined to be facially valid based upon the corporation's governing statutes and enacted for a proper purpose, a similar bylaw provision may be enforceable by a corporation incorporated outside of Delaware. A corporation considering such a provision should discuss with counsel the provision and any related laws of the corporation's state.
Legal News Alert is part of our ongoing commitment to providing up-to-the-minute information about pressing concerns or industry issues affecting our clients and colleagues. If you have any questions about this update or would like to discuss the topic further, please contact your Foley attorney or the following:
Garrett F. Bishop
gbishop@foley.com
Mark T. Plichta
mplichta@foley.com


It was worrisome, the way the TARDIS wouldn't tell him where she was headed, but there was no way he'd let Rose know that. The way he saw it, the old girl knew what she was doing so that would have to suffice. Besides, as long as Rose didn't ask where are we going? he wouldn't really have to admit that he had no idea.
So really, it was a good thing that the blonde had gone to her room to 'freshen up;' it would be at least an hour before she emerged again, likely to shower as well, maybe give him a bit of time alone. Hopefully by that point he might have half a clue where the TARDIS was swanning off to.
"What are you trying to tell me?" he asked, the only response the soft mental purr of his ship. "Why so secretive?"
The same response, meant to reassure that the TARDIS knew what she was doing, did little more than to further confuse the Doctor. For half a microsecond he was tempted to try and force a landing; that thought vanished with the realization that she would throw sparks at him and probably set his tie on fire if he even attempted it. When the TARDIS got like this it was generally easiest - and safest - to let her do as she pleased.
"All right, old girl," her murmured, patting the console lightly. "Your choice for this trip." The TARDIS trilled softly in reply and the Doctor sank into the captain's chair. Propping his feet up, he tilted his head back and closed his eyes.
Had it really been just a few hours ago that they'd escaped from the Bitter Pill? Time did indeed flow differently in the vortex, neither forward nor back very quickly, but it felt as if days had gone by. What especially weighed down his mind were thoughts of the one he'd had no choice but to leave behind.
The Doctor had never loved easily, and rarely did he love deeply. There were only three who could claim to have held his hearts: Romanadvoratrelundar after her regeneration (and the name was such a mouthful that 'Romana' was preferable even if she'd personally picked 'Fred'), Rose Tyler... and Jack Harkness.
That had been a bit of a surprise, even to him. After the Time War he had made a vow to himself to never let anyone - be they a human friend from a previous regeneration, a new acquaintance, or a Companion - get close to him than arms' length. But Rose had managed to find the cracks in his defenses and slid into his hearts as if she had always been there, and Jack had torn them away completely with his more subtle advances... small things like helping with repairs to the TARDIS and watching out for Rose in potentially dangerous situations and mild flirtation whenever the Doctor gave him an opening.
And now Jack was gone, leaving a ragged bleeding hole where he had once been.
The man had somehow managed to ingrain his presence into every inch of the TARDIS, every moment of the Doctor's daily life, and he wondered how he had managed to keep his grief a secret from Rose for so long. That was part of why he had carefully packed away the clothing he'd worn in his previous regeneration; even the leather itself reminded him of the only male he had ever loved, and it served only to pain him further.
He was pulled out of his thoughts when the TARDIS let out a trill and fell abruptly silent, although he could practically feel her buzzing joyfully in the back of his mind. It was also quite obvious, after he gathered himself once more, that they had arrived at whatever destination she had decided upon... and she still wasn't giving him any answers.
"Come on, love, give me at least a hint!" he grumbled, resisting the urge to kick the console when the TARDIS' only reply was to chirp in a manner that meant I know something you don't know.
Of course, that was about the moment Rose came running into the console room. (She would later inform the Doctor that the TARDIS had thrown her door open and clicked at her until she finally started his way.) The blonde slid to a stop, both hands on the rail, and took several deep breaths before attempting speech.
"We've stopped?" It came out as a question, and when the Doctor nodded she added, "Why have we stopped?"
The Doctor waved one hand to the main console and blurted out, "Ask her," before he could stop to collect his thoughts. He looked at the monitor which was finally displaying their location and frowned, muttering under his breath in Gallifreyan. When he looked back on the moment later he would once again be glad that the TARDIS refrained from translating his native tongue; his Companions really didn't need to know some of what came out of his mouth at times.
"Where have we landed this time, then?" Rose asked with a little frown of her own.
"The solar system. Earth. Great Britain. Wales. Cardiff. The year 2008." And he was rather cross to be in Cardiff; he really wasn't ready to travel anywhere he - they had gone with Jack just yet. At his Companion's stunned expression he couldn't help but add, "Local time: six-twelve in the evening. Chance of late showers."
Rose rolled her eyes and gave him a sad smile. "The TARDIS probably decided she needed to refuel what with the daring escape earlier and all," she offered, and the idea made sense. "Plus, she probably misses Jack, too."
The TARDIS trilled once as if in agreement, but the Doctor was almost positive that there was a smug note to the sound as well.
"It's possible," he conceded, standing up straight and brushing invisible lint from his sleeves. "At any rate, we're not going anywhere until the TARDIS is ready to leave, it's nearly supper time, and that little café down by the bay has fantastic chips. What do you say?"
"Do you have your key on you?"
She once again rolled her eyes as she pulled said key out from beneath her shirt to show him. "Never take it off except to shower," she reminded him. "And you always have yours."
"And I somehow find it hard to believe that Mickey found a way back from the Other Earth just to pick my locks," the Doctor remarked dryly.
"Sarah Jane, but she would at least call first since I gave her the number. Susan had a key, but she's a good two centuries ahead of where we are now and she's probably a bit cross with me anyway. Ace might, wherever it is that she swanned off to. And the two of us, at least that's all the living," he concluded.
"So," the blonde asked, "if it's not one of them and it's definitely not us, then who--"
"What's a guy got to do to get someone to notice him around here?"
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Q: Who first invented/introduced the concept of the trace of a Matrix and Why? Could anyone give any information  about the invention of the concept of the trace of a Matrix, as this concept  is so important and useful in linear algebra. I searched on the internet, but found nothing on its origin.

A: From Where did the German term "Spur" of a matrix come from? we learn of "die Spur". You can also review Motivation for the term "trace" in linear algebra.
Using that tidbit and this website, we find:
Trace (of a matrix) is a translation of the German die Spur (related to the English word "spoor.")
In his 1922 translation of H. Weyl's Raum, Zeit, Materie (Space-Time-Matter) H. L. Brose writes: "the trace (spur) of a matrix."
Some writers in English preferred the term "spur," e.g. A. C. Aitken Determinants and Matrices (9th edition 1956) writes "the spur or trace of A. We shall denote it by sp A."

A: To upgrade Moo's answer with what, for all we know, is the German-language prehistory of "trace":
Dedekind introduced what in modern terminology is the field trace as "Spur" on page 5 of his article Über die Discriminanten endlicher Körper. (In: Abhandlungen der Königlichen Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften in Göttingen, 1882), as a third rational invariant for algebraic numbers, after the already known discriminants and norms in algebraic field extensions.
Dedekind did notice that this Spur can be computed via summing the diagonal elements of a matrix, but did not make much use of that; he mostly viewed it as a sum of Galois conjugates, and discussed it at length in his Supplement XI to the fourth edition (1894) of Dirichlet's Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie. By 1897, this use had been adopted by an algebra textbook of Weber's and in an article of Hensel's.
When Frobenius founded character theory in 1896, he did so without using matrices at all; when he brought matrices into play in 1897, he noticed that his characters come out as sums of diagonal elements of matrices, but did not give that a special name; only in his 1899 report Über die Composition der Charaktere einer Gruppe he writes (bottom of first page):

Nennt man nach dem Vorgange von DEDEKIND die Summe der Diagonalelemente einer Substitution oder Matrix ihre Spur, [...]

that is, he ("following Dedekind") takes the sum-of-diagonal definition for any matrix, not just ones coming from field elements, and might have been the first to do so. Frobenius' doctoral student Schur followed suit on page 6 of his (1901) thesis Ueber eine Klasse von Matrizen, die sich einer gegebenen Matrix zuordnen lassen, and certainly it spread widely after this.

A: Cayley (in particular) , and other British Mathematicians, wrote early papers on matrices,
he even used [a b, c d] as notation for a typical 2x2 matrix, which we still use today.
So probably trace is in these early papers. Others involved were Sylvester, Kirkman.

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January 13, 2021 from the City of Belleville
City officials continue to meet with representatives of Hastings Prince Edward Public Health, Quinte Health Care, neighbouring municipalities and other community partners on an ongoing basis to receive updates on the COVID-19 situation locally and beyond. Updates since the last meeting include:
There have been 334 confirmed cases to date in the Hastings Prince Edward Counties catchment area. There are currently 23 active lab-confirmed cases in the region, with 3 individuals hospitalized – one individual is in ICU and none are on ventilators. In-depth case details are available on Hastings Prince Edward Public Health's COVID-19 dashboard. Every effort is being made to update the dashboard daily by 2 p.m. (with the exception of statutory holidays) with the latest information.
There have been 69,455 total swab tests completed by Hastings Prince Edward Public Health, Paramedics COVID-19 Response Team and COVID-19 Assessment Centres in Belleville, North Hastings Prince Edward County and Quinte West.
The Hastings Prince Edward Public Health Unit's face covering mandate remains in effect.
Quinte Health Care has created a resource page for COVID-19 testing which includes assessment centre information and online registration forms. Pre-registration is required for testing.
On Tuesday, Jan. 12 Premier Doug Ford announced that Ontario will enter a second provincial emergency effective immediately. Beginning Thursday (January 14) at 12:01 a.m., the government will implement a stay-at-home order requiring everyone to remain at home with exceptions for permitted purposes or activities, such as going to the grocery store or pharmacy, accessing health care services, for exercise or for work where the work cannot be done remotely.
In alignment with provincial regulations, as of Thursday, January 14, 2021 all City facilities will be closed to the public until February 16 and no events will be held. Services such as garbage tags, transit passes and parking passes are available on the City website and are necessary. For the few services which cannot be accessed online (e.g. marriage licenses and building permits), residents are encouraged to call City Hall at 613-968-6481 to book an appointment.
Residents are assured that City services will continue including transit, garbage removal and the clearing of streets. Winter parking restrictions remain in place and will be enforced to allow City crews to plow roadways, keeping them safely accessible for residents and emergency vehicles. The warming centre will continue to be activated when temperature thresholds are met.
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Dans les pays utilisant le système de Westminster, le chef de l'opposition () est le leader du principal parti d'opposition au sein du parlement. Le titre officiel dans les royaumes du Commonwealth est généralement  (). Dans les pays où l'opposition est formée de plusieurs partis, on parle également de  () pour le différencier des leaders des autres partis d'opposition.

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Dans les parlements bicaméraux, il y a un chef de l'opposition dans chacune des chambres.

Le chef de l'opposition dans la chambre basse dirige le cabinet fantôme et pose les principales questions lors des questions au Premier ministre. Le  chef de l'opposition est généralement aussi le chef de son parti politique et la personne qui deviendra chef du gouvernement en cas de victoire aux prochaines élections.

Dans certains pays, le chef de l'opposition reçoit une indemnité spécifique et dispose d'un logement de fonction.

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 Chef de l'opposition (Australie)
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 Leader de l'opposition (Territoire du Nord)
 Leader de l'opposition (Bangladesh)
 Chef de l'opposition (Barbade)
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 Chef de l'opposition officielle (Canada)
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 Chef de l'opposition (Sri Lanka)
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 Liste des chefs de l'opposition dans les royaumes du Commonwealth

La Généralité de Catalogne s'est inspirée du modèle de Westminster et dispose également d'un chef de l'opposition. L'équivalent aux États-Unis est le chef de la minorité ().

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Q: In a Hopf algebra, is $u\epsilon (h) \otimes h = h$? Let $(H, m, u, \Delta, \epsilon, S)$ be a Hopf algebra and $h\in H$. Do we have the equality
$$u\epsilon(h)\otimes h = h$$
Or maybe put $1\otimes h$ on the RHS or something else "isomorphic"?
EDIT: To give the context: this is what the exercise asks me to prove:
$$\sum_{(h)} h_{(1)}S(h_{(2)})\otimes h_{(3)} = h$$
My solution is:
$$\sum_{(h)} h_{(1)}S(h_{(2)})\otimes h_{(3)}
\\= ((m \circ(I\otimes S))\otimes I)(\Delta \otimes I) (h)
\\= (m\circ (I\otimes S)\circ \Delta) \otimes I (h)
\\= u\epsilon (h) \otimes h
$$
Now the step I would need to make is the one in the title. Or have I already made a mistake in my calculations?
EDIT2: I see I made the mistake:  $\Delta_2$ should be $(I\otimes\Delta)\Delta$ so what we are actually left with is
$$(u\epsilon \otimes I) \Delta(h)$$
But how does this simplify to $h$ (or $h\otimes 1 \otimes 1$ or something like that)?
EDIT3 Ok, now I see it:
$$(u\epsilon \otimes I) \Delta(h) = \sum_{(h)} \epsilon(h_{(1)})h_{(2)} = h$$
by the counital property as mentioned. (Or maybe you put the tensor product in there or not; there's the natural isomorphism $\mathbb{K}\otimes H \simeq H$, but I guess that goes away when you multiply: $1\otimes h = 1h = h$).
Thank you very much!

A: Let me try to put some order, just of the sake of clarity. The antipode condition says that $$\label{antipode}\tag{$\dagger$}
\sum_{(h)}h_{(1)}S(h_{(2)}) = \varepsilon(h)1_H = \sum_{(h)}S(h_{(1)})h_{(2)}
$$
for every $h\in H$, that is to say,
$$\label{ant2}\tag{$\ddagger$}
I*S=m\circ(I\otimes S)\circ \Delta = u \circ \varepsilon = m\circ (S\otimes I)\circ \Delta=S*I.
$$
You want to prove that
$$\sum_{(h)}h_{(1)}S(h_{(2)})\otimes h_{(3)} = 1_H\otimes h$$
(which seems to me the only reasonable thing to prove, by reading your post, and it is one of the exercises on Sweedler's book, whence it seems to me a reasonable exercise that could be given to a student).
Solution 1 (elementwise)
\begin{align}
\sum_{(h)}h_{(1)}S(h_{(2)})\otimes h_{(3)} & = \sum_{(h)}h_{(1)_{(1)}}S(h_{(1)_{(2)}})\otimes h_{(2)} \stackrel{\eqref{antipode}}{=} \sum_{(h)}\varepsilon(h_{(1)})1_H\otimes h_{(2)} = 1_H\otimes h.
\end{align}
Solution 2 (commutative diagrams)
\begin{align}
(m\otimes I)\circ(I\otimes S\otimes I)\circ (\Delta\otimes I)\circ \Delta \stackrel{\eqref{ant2}}{=} (u\otimes I)\circ (\varepsilon\otimes I)\circ\Delta = u\otimes I.
\end{align}


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Integration used to mean scrabbling around in the guts of your systems and writing significant amounts of code by hand. Today, a new generation of enterprise application integration (EAI) tools is moving us much closer to the plug-and-play approach needed to survive in the e-world, where many more systems, both internal and external, have to be integrated. But with no two integration projects being alike, can one EAI tool really meet all of your needs?
The answer is yes, although you'll probably still have to do some code-cutting because EAI tools are not at the plug-and-play stage yet. But while the latest generation of EAI tools are powerful and flexible enough to handle a wide range of integration challenges, those very qualities can also be disadvantages.
"We're using a single tool, Perwill, but the integration still involves writing an interface at both ends to export or import the data," explains Alistair Gray, group finance director at JAS Worldwide, an international freight forwarder with 110 offices in 40 countries. "That process can't be done automatically, because each country is running a different application, and our biggest problem has been that, because Perwill is capable of handling many different kinds of messages, it's difficult for the local system specialists to learn. Many of the offices consider it difficult to install and run, especially in terms of error reporting on a day-to-day basis. Although it's not complex conceptually, in practical terms it has been more complex than we envisaged at first."
JAS wanted to integrate its systems to automate the flow of documentation that has to accompany each shipment. And by linking all its systems to a central hub, the company could let staff access data on any customer anywhere in the world. Gray says many JAS offices were too small to justify replacing the multitude of existing systems with a single solution like SAP. On top of that, every office would need a local component to handle local customs and tax regulations, so JAS would still end up having to integrate multiple systems.
"The best approach was to leave our legacy systems in place but put something hardware- and software-independent on top that could take data out of the systems, process it and send it to the right destination system," says Gray. Perwill fitted the bill and its licensing model meant JAS wouldn't go bankrupt in rolling it out worldwide.
Derry Newman, IT manager of Sony Broadcast and Professional Europe, believes a single EAI tool can meet all a company's needs. He says Sony is using just the Crossworlds tool because EAI tools demand implementation staff with skill in both the tool and the target systems and are therefore expensive and scarce. Multiple integration approaches make hiring these skills more of a headache (and an expense) and increase a company's dependence on the one or two people who know how to use each tool.
Sony makes and distributes audio-visual products to TV production companies and corporate users. It has just finished implementing integrated in-house SAP systems and now wants to link them to its channel partners and customers. The aim with channel partners is to take cost and time out of the supply chain, while Newman sees linking to corporate customers as a strategic advantage. "The easier we are to do business with, the more sticky a supplier we become," he explains.
Sony chose Crossworlds because it has connectors - pre-built integration modules - for SAP and for other applications. "We didn't and still don't entirely know what we may have to connect to, so we need something that is flexible," says Newman. "The IT team also felt Crossworlds would require relatively few in-house resources to get up and running with each partner. That's been borne out with our first implementation, with General Electric in France, where it took just five weeks to get from our first meeting to passing messages successfully."
Newman admits there are drawbacks to using a single tool. "You don't necessarily have the optimum solution," he points out. "We've already had to buy an upgrade to get more connectors, as we encountered an unexpected system in a trading partner. Having said that, we've yet to run into an integration need where we haven't felt in a position to start discussing and planning. I can go to meetings with corporate customers and channel partners and not worry about what flavour of IT they've got."
Cable & Wireless Global, created last year out of four regional units to focus on data and IP transport services, has also purchased an EAI tool, WebMethods Enterprise, to help it develop a global infrastructure. However, WebMethods will be just one of a number of integration options available to the company.
Prior to the company's restructuring, some applications had already been drawn together through Web-based interfaces using BEA Weblogic, while Corba-based integration has been used at the network level. Cable & Wireless is also making use of the prepackaged integration facilities within many of the new front-office packages it is implementing, such as Clarify, to create self-contained application stacks. So far, WebMethods Enterprise has been used to pull together a number of business support systems from each regional unit, including Siebel, Clarify, SAP, Kenan Arbor BP and Architel Objectel's Order Management System.
"With integration, you need to understand the problem before you select the tool you use," says Richard Fernandes global IT architect at the company. "There is no one silver bullet and we are taking a very pragmatic approach."
However, he goes on to explain, selecting one primary EAI tool will help Cable & Wireless provide consistency across the multiple integration projects being undertaken in each unit as new global solutions are rolled out. "Until a few months ago, we found that systems integrators in different countries were coming back with different approaches to the same integration issues," he says. "An EAI tool allows us to provide blueprints to our systems integration partners for them to take away and implement."
He adds that WebMethods was chosen because it supports the bottom-up approach to enterprise application integration which Cable & Wireless favours, while offering good tool support for developers and a range of off-the-shelf adapters which match up with Cable and Wireless's existing applications.
So far, he says, WebMethods has supported everything the company has wanted to do. The main headache has been to find sufficient skills and the company is now embarking on a major training programme internally and with its systems integration partners.
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What does it mean to resist the devil?
Question: "What does it mean to resist the devil, and why will resistance cause the devil to flee?"
Answer: The phrase "resist the devil" is found in James 4:7 where the apostle James exhorts believers to resist the devil in order to cause him to flee or "run away" from us. To resist means to withstand, strive against, or oppose in some manner. Resistance can be a defensive maneuver on our part, such as resisting or withstanding the temptation to sin. Or it can be an action we take to use the only offensive weapon in the full armor of God (Ephesians 6:13-18), the sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God. Using the Scriptures to expose Satan's lies and temptations is the most effective way to strive against and defeat them.
It is important to read the whole verse: "Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you" (James 4:7). Resisting the devil must be accompanied by submitting to God. A disobedient or unsubmissive believer will not see victory.
The apostle John records Jesus saying about Satan, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full" (John 10:10). As Christians, we have full life when we are aware of the reality of the presence of evil. As we struggle to stand firm in our faith, we must realize that the enemies we are up against are not merely human ideas, but real forces that come from the powers of darkness. The Bible says, "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places" (Ephesians 6:12).
Why will resistance cause the devil to flee? Because he knows he cannot have victory over us if we are prepared to do battle against him. As mentioned before, the Bible assures us that we need only put on the full armor of God to be fully protected from evil and to actively resist it. There is nothing more frightening to Satan than a believer who is fully equipped with spiritual armor, beginning with the "helmet of salvation," which protects our minds, and the "breastplate of righteousness," which protects our hearts because it is the righteousness of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:21). Only a true believer wears these because only those who have received God's forgiveness by grace through faith have eternal salvation and the righteousness of Christ imputed to them.
Once fitted with the helmet and breastplate (literally, "chest protector"), we are then to take up other defensive weapons with which to battle Satan: truth, the readiness to proclaim the gospel, and the faith that shields us from all the flaming arrows of the evil one. The final piece of armor is prayer. We pray for strength to resist evil and to actively battle against it. We pray for wisdom in the conflict, and most of all, we remain steadfast in our prayers, both for the ability to resist the devil and also for other believers who struggle in the same battle. When the church, the body of Christ, stands united against evil, fully equipped with the armor of God, we present a formidable foe to the evil one and we will see God get the glory for the victory.
As a side note, the Bible never gives Christians the authority to "rebuke" the devil, only to resist him. Zechariah 3:2 tells us that it is the Lord who rebukes Satan. Even Michael, one of the most powerful of the angels, did not dare to accuse Satan, but rather said, "The Lord rebuke you" (Jude 1:9). In response to Satan's attacks, Christians should redouble our efforts to clothe ourselves in the spiritual armor, wield the Word of God, and rely on His power through prayer. Instead of focusing on "rebuking" the devil, we should focus on resisting him with the full armor of God.
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The Open Dialogue FoundationActivityEventsUkraine Yesterday, Poland Tomorrow. Manifestation in front Russia's Embassy
Ukraine Yesterday, Poland Tomorrow. Manifestation in front Russia's Embassy
On the occasion of Russia's Day, a reception was held at the embassy of the Russian Federation in Warsaw. The people who gathered there celebrated the proclamation of the declaration of Russia's state independence of 12th June 1990.
Whilst more guests, waiting in a kilometre-long queue to enter the embassy at Belwederska Street, were arriving, a manifestation organised by the Foundation and EuroMaidan Warsaw was held on the opposite side of the street.
The absence of solidarity with Ukraine was also pointed out by the Chair of the Foundation's Council B. Kramek, labelling the reception 'an embarrassing spectacle'.
The protest was aimed at the people gathered there, who were expressing their passive consent to Russia's aggression of Ukraine. The protesters were chanting at the guests "Shame on you!" and "Disgrace", wishing to point out, amongst other things, the need for the West to take a common stance concerning Russia. The Poles and Ukrainians who live in Warsaw, speaking during the event, also appealed to introduce more sanctions and boycott diplomatic receptions organised by diplomatic missions of the Russian Federation.
The absence of solidarity with Ukraine was also pointed out by the Chair of the Foundation's Council Bartosz Kramek, labelling the reception 'an embarrassing spectacle' and pointing out the 'embarrassing the hypocrisy of the West'.
Ukraine , Open Dialog , protest , EuroMaidan Warsaw , Russian Embassy


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They had the joy of bringing home two beautiful little ones: Nora and Theo, so I was prepared to spend a longer morning with them snuggling not one but two babies. Much to our surprise Nora and Theo slept for their entire newborn session. That's almost unheard of for one baby, and newborns needing to eat, be changed, and snuggled are all expected to be part of the session, but these two were the real MVP's! Once they were swaddled it took them a few minutes to fall asleep but they were out in no time, so mom and dad got to enjoy their (hot) coffee as I captured some images for them to remember such a sweet time in their lives. Here are just a few favorites!


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The Apache Software Foundation and the Apache Portable Runtime Project are proud to announce the General Availability of version 1.7.0 of the Apache Portable Runtime library. APR 1.7 brings a number of enhancements and bugfixes documented in CHANGES. Users of earlier versions are encouraged to update to this release.
For further details of this release, see the official announcement as well as the CHANGES-APR-1.7 file.
The Apache Software Foundation and the Apache Portable Runtime Project are proud to announce the General Availability of version 1.6.1 of the APR Apache Portable Runtime Utility library. Users of earlier versions are encouraged to update to this release.
The main changes in this release are concerned with the third-party dependencies, including unbundling expat, and building with up-to-date versions of libraries such as OpenSSL and MySQL.
For further details of this release, see the official announcement as well as the CHANGES-APR-UTIL-1.6 file.
After several years of development, APR is beginning to see use outside of the Apache HTTP Server. To encourage more people to investigate APR for their projects, here are a list of both Open Source and Commercial projects that are currently using APR. If you are using APR, and would like your project recognized, please send e-mail to the developer's mailing list.
The following is a list of supported development projects under the APR Project. All of the development happens on the indicated mailing lists. See mailing lists to learn how to take part in these discussions. Or, check the archives.
Tutorial: An Introduction to APR covers the structure and basic concepts. See sample code.
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Dentons employs AI to boost Brexit advice
Jansen: Nextlaw Labs was created for exactly this type of challenge
Global firm Dentons has made its play to be a key adviser to companies on the impact of Brexit by developing a cognitive search engine tool that can be used for Brexit-related contract reviews
It is also working on a software application that automatically creates a 'Brexit action plan' for clients based on their key areas of risk exposure.
Dentons and Nextlaw Labs – the IT development company launched by the firm last year – are collaborating with artificial intelligence software business RAVN Systems to use an application of its applied cognitive engine (ACE) robot.
The technology will automatically review high volumes of contract documentation to identify provisions that could potentially be impacted by the UK's secession from the EU.
The firm said that once contracts have been interrogated according to pre-determined 'touch points' using a bespoke algorithm that has been developed by RAVN with input from Dentons, a report is produced highlighting areas that merit further investigation and where appropriate giving legal advice as to the steps they should consider.
Separately, Dentons and Nextlaw Labs are the 'action plan' software. Clients will be able to log into a secure website that will ask them to select the key issues their businesses are primarily concerned with, such as data protection, the environment or immigration. Based on this information, an action plan will be produced that identifies concrete steps clients need to take in order to understand their exposure and plan an appropriate response.
These latest moves come on top of the launch of 'Brexit Connect', a secure online portal enabling clients to access information such as briefing notes on the impact of Brexit across different sectors; materials from the firm's internal 'Brexit Bootcamp' fee-earner training sessions; recordings of webinars that have been delivered to clients across North America, Europe, Asia and the UK; third-party source material; an events calendar; and key partner contacts.
Jeremy Cohen, Dentons' CEO for the UK, Middle East and Africa Region, said: "Brexit will lead many of our clients into uncharted territory, and our experience since the referendum is that both domestic and overseas companies are looking for legal advice that 'cuts through the noise' and helps to deliver practical and cost-effective guidance with respect to the many complex challenges that leaving the EU will present them with."
Dan Jansen, CEO of Nextlaw Labs, added: "Nextlaw Labs was created for exactly this type of challenge. By drawing on feedback from lawyers across Dentons' regulatory and risk group covering industries such as financial services, IP, media, transport, environment and telecoms, we are collecting ideas on products and services that will help them to deliver better service, and then engaging the technology community to develop innovative solutions."
Earlier this month, alternative business structure Radiant Law started giving away a Microsoft Word-based tool to help in-house counsel check the impact of Brexit on their commercial contracts.
Berwin Leighton Paisner signed up to ACE last year. For a detailed look at this technology and what it means for the legal market, see our latest feature: AI in the law – The industrialisation of cognition.


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How do I change the title of my figure in chart builder?
Once you click "Done" you can edit the title.
In graph builder just double click on the title and type away. Using Graph > Chart you would do something similar - double click on the word "Chart" next to the red triangle.
That doesnt seem to be working for me. Double (or tripple) clicking on the title just highlight the title. I cant edit it. Screenshot below.
And how do you change the font size of the axis titles (e.g, in my attached "Number of Outcomes") and labels without changing default preferences in the JMP File/Preferences menu?
Double-click on the desired axis and you'll get a dialog box that allows you to change most things, including the font size and labels.
Thanks - this allows me to change the font size of the axis numbers, but not the title?
Click directly on the title and you can change it.
When I click on the axis title I can change the words but not the font size?
The following will allow you to change the font size of the x and y labels. I don't know how to change the legend font size though, it doesn't work the same way.