President Donald Trump's immigration ban from seven Muslim majority countries causes outrage over the country.
Roars of applause following Sen. Elizabeth Warren's call that "We are not alone" and chants from the crowd screaming "No hate, no fear, refugees are welcome here" echoed off of the buildings surrounding Copley Square on Sunday, Jan. 29.
Thousands gathered at a last minute-protest in response to an executive order that banned refugees and other visitors or immigrants from entry to the United States from seven predominantly Muslim countries — Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
Signs with slogans such as: "Build kindness, not walls," "Immigrants and refugees are welcome here" and "White silence is White consent" were held high against the Boston skyline.
There were students and teachers from the high school at the recent Women's March on Washington in Boston as well as at this more spontaneous protest.
Junior Sebastian Wood attended both protests and said that he will continue to stand for what he believes is right.
"We have to protest to show that this is not okay and this is not normal," Wood said.
Spanish teacher Pedro Mendez also attended the afternoon protest, chanting with others on the steps of the Boston Public Library.
Mendez said that he, who was born in Mexico, has had to face impositions by the government.
"I have had to suffer consequences of the government, so I am here to support" others, Mendez said.
Mohammad, a 31 year old Iranian immigrant, is a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University researching cancer. He chose not to give his last name because he said he is uncertain about the future and his family in Iran.
He found out about the protest the night before and attended with a group of family and friends.
"I am originally from Iran and many of my friends and family live there. I visited just two weeks ago and now if you are living here and you want to leave, you might not be able to come back," Mohammad said.
Wood said that Trump's executive order is wrong and that he will continue to voice his beliefs about future injustices.
"It's a horrible thing, and I am going to continue coming to all of the marches," said Wood.


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DeTour Passage
DeTour Village, MI
DeTour Village was incorporated in 1899. The earliest residents of DeTour were the Mascoutin, Ottawa, and Chippewa Native Americans who established encampments on Pointe DeTour well before early European travelers passed this way. Some of the early European explorers included Father Marquette, Louis Joliet, Antoine De La Cadillac and Sieur De La Salle. France claimed this North Country from 1599 to 1761, after this date allegiance was to Great Britain.
DeTour Township was organized on March 28, 1850 under the name Warner Township, in honor of Ebenezer Warner, its first supervisor. An 1848 map showed DeTour as Warnerville. DeTour was a mill town in the later 1800's and early 1900's.
March of 1899, a petition signed by DeTour Supervisor Butterfield and forty six other voters of the DeTour area was presented to the County Board of Supervisors requesting that the area, as spelled out in the petition, be designated "The Incorporated Village of DeTour. The application, having been found to conform to the requirements of the law, was approved unanimously by the County Board at the Courthouse in Sault Ste. Marie on March 16, 1899. The true photographic copy of the proceedings was filed with The State of Michigan, under the date of January 28, 1901.
Michigan History
Our Name: "DeTour"
DeTour Passage Historical Museum chronicles the growth & struggles our village has encountered for many years, provides an abundance of information about our lighthouse, & is a hub of community information. Conveniently located in town near Drummond Ferry Dock on the St Mary's River. This little corner or our community is excellent viewing of freighters, the ferry, and private vessels alike.
DeTour Passage Historical Museum
104 Elizabeth Street
DeTour Village MI 49725
During the early days, commerce was by water and all traffic came past DeTour going to and from Mackinac Island and Detroit to the Sault Sainte Marie, Lake Superior and Canada.
Since ships and canoes made a turn to go west to Mackinac or southeast to Detroit, the name DeTour was given which means, in French, "the turn".
The Chippewa Indian name for this area was 'Giwideonaning' meaning, "Point which we go around in a canoe".

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The Mysterious: Shugborough Monument
Casper McFaddenArchaeological, Historical, Mysteries1740s, 1750s, EnglandLeave a comment
This month's archeological and historical mystery – the first of the year! – is a strange one. Reading about it has pushed me to the edge of a migraine, mostly because there are many, many people who believe they have solved it. I hope you're interested in codes and ciphers, because we're about to wade waist-deep into the mystery of the Shugborough Inscription. Let's explore.
The monument was built sometime between 1748 and 1756 in Staffordshire, England. It was commissioned by Thomas Anson. No one knows why it was commissioned or what the symbolism of the structure represents, so let's move onto the physical description of the monument. It is a flat structure supported by two columns. The top of the arch is decorated with three laurel icons and two heads – one head is smiling and does not appear to have hair, and the second face has two horns protruding from its forehead and has pointed ears. A rounded arch sits within the larger flat arch.
And within the flat arch is the main focus of our mystery here – a relief depicting a painting titled Et in arcadia ego by Nicolas Poussin. The painting depicts three people surrounding a tomb, two pointing at it. Several small details were changed for the relief – first, a second sarcophagus was added on top of the tomb, and an inscription was added below the relief. The inscription added below is one of two on the tomb – let's examine those.
(A photo of the relief, which is the focal point of the monument. Also pictured is one of two inscriptions on the monument.
via Science Blogs)
The Inscriptions
There are two inscriptions on the monument. The first inscription reads "et in arcadia ego," and is found on the relief described in the previous section. There are two translations of this inscription: I am also in Arcadia or I am, even in Arcadia. This inscription is barely visible in the original painting, so the fact that it was made more prominent on the relief implies some significance. Many have interpreted it as a clue, but it could very well simply be the artist crediting the original work.
The second inscription is below the first, and consists of a line of letters reading "OUOSVAVV" with a D to the bottom left of that line and an M to the bottom right. The DM on the secondary line is believed to stand for "Dis Manibus" which means for the shades or for the ghost-gods. This phrase was often found on Roman graves, as manes were revered spirits of the dead. By placing "Dis Manibus" on a grave, the community was acknowledging that the person who died was moving from humanity on to something more.
(A closeup of the first inscription on the monument.
via ShugboroughCode.com)
There are a LOT of theories floating around this monument. The most popular one is the one that holds the least amount of water and has the least amount of details. It has been said, in some internet circles, that the Shugborough inscription is a clue that may lead to the location of the holy grail. Now, this theory is mostly connected with Poussin, who was allegedly loosely connected to the Knights Templar through a secret society known as the Priory of Sion. Due to this alleged connection, many historians believe that paintings such as Shepherds of Arcadia had clues to greater knowledge buried within them. It's important to note that there is little, if any, historical evidence to support any of this.
The other theories regarding the Shugborough Monument revolve around the string of letters in the second inscription. Though there are dozens and dozens of people who believe they have solved the riddle of Shugborough, there are really only two theories that stand out – either the letters are a part of a cipher (coded message) or they are an initialism (first letter of each word of a message). There are two well-documented and as-of-yet not debunked theories when it comes to the inscription being a cipher. First, Dave Ramsden asserted in 2014 that the inscription used a polyalphabetic cypher method (which basically means letters were substituted for other letters in the alphabet, you can learn more about it here). Decoded, the inscription read Magdalen. The second cipher theory comes from a 2016 book called Anson's Gold by George Edmunds. In it, Edmunds claims that the inscription was the coded latitude and longitude coordinates of treasure hidden by George Anson. Little is available online for how the inscription was deciphered in this theory, and a supposed expedition turned up nothing. There is more suspicious and unverified information in this book, but that's as far as I"m willing to go for this blog post. Research on at your own risk.
Onto the initialism theories. These can be broken down into two categories: initialisms for English phrases and initialisms for Latin phrases. The first proposed Latin initialism comes to us from Oliver Stonor in 1951. Stonor suggested that the inscription stood for "Optimae Uxoris Optimae Sororis Viduus Amantissimus Vovit Virtutibus" which (kind of, with poor grammar) translates to Best of wives, Best of sisters, most devoted Widower dedicates to your virtues. The most obvious implication here is that Andon was writing about his wife, who died before him. The second Latin initialism we will examine takes things in a much more preachy direction. Keith Massey, a former linguist with the United States Department of Defense, suggested that the inscription could stand for "Oro Ut Omnes Sequantur Viam Ad Veram Vitam" which translates to I pray that all may follow the Way to True Life, which correlates to John 14:6.
For English initialisms, there are also two theories I want to take a look at. The first came from the Countess of Litchfield, who thought the initialism stood for "Out Your Own Sweet Vale, Alicia, Vanishes Vanity. Twixt Deity and Man Thou, Shepherdess, The Way." She believed the monument was meant to commemorate Andon's wife, and was referencing a poem about a shepherdess that lived in Rome and was essentially a Christian missionary. There is, however, no record of the quote showing up anywhere else so perhaps the countess simply made it up herself. The second English initialism comes from AJ Morton, a self-described historical detective who read a much less profound meaning into the inscription, and believes that the inscription stood for Orgreave United with Overley and Shugborough, Viscount Anson Venables Vernon…simply a list of 19th century residents of Shugborough. Which is such a letdown, I can't really express it.
I can understand why people are so desperate to believe that this inscription plays some role in esoteric Christian mythology, but I don't think that's the case here. To me, after a week of reading about the monument and its inscriptions, I think that Anson built it as a monument to his wife and the love he lost when she died. And if that isn't terribly romantic, I don't know what is. I'd love to hear what you all think, though, so send me an email or comment here with your thoughts.
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https://mysteriouswritings.com/the-mysterious-unsolved-code-of-the-shepherds-monument-at-shugborough-hall/
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Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in men. While 5-year survival rates are high, prostate cancer is slow-growing and recurring tumors are often unresponsive to treatment. Salvage brachytherapy offers a second chance for cure but leads to high rates of rectal toxicity. The Sridhar lab, in collaboration with radiation oncologists at Dana Farber Cancer Institute, aims to locally radiosensitize the prostate throughout the duration of brachytherapy treatment to enable the use of lower radiation doses with lower toxicities for a greater chance of cure. Currently, brachytherapy uses inert spacers for spatial guidance during the one-time injection of radioactive seeds. We leverage the use of these spacers to create a new modality of chemo-radiation therapy, replacing the spacers routinely used in brachytherapy with our own biodegradable spacers doped with radiosensitizing drug Docetaxel, both with and without silica nanoparticles. Here the silica nanoparticles would allow for a highly controlled dual release platform in which first the nanoparticle is released from the spacer and second the drug is released from the nanoparticle. This approach provides localized in-situ delivery of the chemotherapeutic sensitizer directly to the tumor with enhanced uptake and avoids the toxicity associated with current systemic delivery. Complete understanding and characterization of the release kinetics of both the spacer and nanoparticle is crucial in developing an effective slow-sustained release of local chemotherapy with minimal adverse toxicities. These biodegradable implants have a robust platform and can incorporate a variety of different chemotherapeutics, nanoparticles, or biologics as a local delivery modality for varying diseases. As part of the CaNCURE project, we will continue to complete in vitro studies needed to understand the underlying properties and release of the spacer, the therapeutic efficacy of nanoparticles versus free chemotherapeutics, and the cellular uptake of the drug and particles. We will also continue to monitor the therapeutic impact in vivo of Docetaxel loaded spacers in PC3 xenografted mice. A full toxicity study will be completed to ensure the safety of the new device in comparison to currently used taxotere, in hopes of developing a safe and translatable new modality of chemotherapy.


Former Giants catcher Hector Sanchez leveled an opponent with a vicious right-cross during a benches clearing brawl in a Venezuelan winter league game on Wednesday night.
Just six days, and three games into his Winter League tenure with the Dominican Republic's Toros del Este (Bulls of the East), Pence gave a rousing postgame speech in "spanish" to his new teammates.
A few current players were also in attendance, and the team played a pre-produced video with quotes from a few of the people who have recently won the "Willie Mac Award" including Buster Posey, Hunter Pence, Madison Bumgarner and Brandon Crawford.
Thursday afternoon was a somber one at AT&T Park as friends, family, and fans remembered the life of Giants legend Willie McCovey.
It's a sad day for the Giants family. Legendary hitter Willie McCovey, who totaled 521 home runs in his illustrious career, and was constantly around AT&T Park in recent years, passed away today.
He might not be in San Francisco anymore, but Eduardo Núñez undoubtedly made a number of Giants fans smile on Tuesday night.
The Giants' 2018 season is over. With that conclusion comes the expiration of Hunter Pence's five-year, $90-million deal that he signed in 2013.
It looks like this might be it, folks. Hunter Pence has been showered with the loudest applause of any Giants player all season long and today, on what may be Pence's final day as a San Francisco Giant, that held even truer than ever.
Imagine sitting on your couch watching the NBA Finals as a 20-year-old college basketball player.
The rookie pitcher finished his year with 19 starts and a 2.81 ERA.
After Saturday's game, the Giants manager Bruce Bochy reported that Austin Slater's MRI results had revealed a mild elbow sprain.
After winning the 2018 Willie Mac Award following his recovery from 2017 Tommy John surgery, Will Smith recalled the support he received from other Giants players, trainers and coaches.
No rivalry is pretty, but tonight's Giants-Dodgers game got ugly. In the top of the eighth inning, police officers inside AT&T Park made their way down toward the section just behind home plate.
It's no mystery that the Giants have struggled to produce runs, but what is the cause for the recent Giants offensive blackout? We broke down the numbers to get a clearer picture of what's been plaguing their offense.
It's been no secret that Hunter Pence's time with the Giants may be running out. Pence is in the final year of a five-year, $90 million contract that he signed with the team in 2013.
Sometimes, you have to help yourself out. On Wednesday night, Chris Stratton did just that.
In the bottom of the fifth inning of Tuesday night's game, the Giants led the San Diego Padres 3-2.
It has not been an easy year for Hunter Pence. Nearly all his stats have hit career lows, as has his playing time.
Austin Slater is not known for his defense. The Giants rookie has shared time in left field, right field and first base.
Giants starting pitcher Madison Bumgarner threw six innings with his regular fervor and focus. However, his reputation for his passion on the mound sometimes gets him in trouble where he may have not intended.
While the 2018 season hasn't quite gone the Giants' way the one ray of hope for the club is the young pitching. In a dwindling season Bruce Bochy is taking advantage of the situation to test the limits of his rookie arms.
At the Giants' Fellowship Day event after Saturday's game, Giants' reliever Hunter Strickland revealed to fans that he has been dealing with ulcerative colitis, according to Julie Parker.
Derek Holland is no stranger to singing praise for his teammates.
The connection between a pitcher and a catcher is an often sacred bond built on trust and understanding.
What's better than hitting a debut home run in front of your family?


This course targets senior SaaS revenue leaders and teaches how to build an organization that relies on systems and process to scale and succeed. Lessons from this course can be applied to Inbound, Outbound and customer Success Team Design.
Throughout my life I have worn many professional hats across the globe from semi-pro rugby player, laborer, entrepreneur, executive assistant, factory worker to a sales & marketing executive at a publicly listed company and now assisting companies with their growth strategy. One thing that has inspired me every day is a love for making lasting and genuine connections with people of all walks of life. In my early years in sales I was told that the key was to 'close' your prospect. It seemed dirty and disingenuous with many people encouraging shady tactics and tricks to get the customer to sign. There was nothing genuine or lasting about it.


One of my co-workers is having a problem with a plugin I have written for IDEA to help manage the logging i18n resource files for our project, which is causing a deadlock with the "Daemon code analyzer" thread. He's using a multi-CPU machine and running IDEA 6.0.5.
My plugin is the com.quest.ideaplugins.i18nplugin package in the AWT-EventQueue-1 thread. It's processing a Swing Timer event that I start after receiving a documentChanged notification for the current document. It's rescanning the document for references to our logging system and building up a list of log messages used to be displayed in a toolwindow. This can be an expensive process and I didn't want to do it "inline" for every documentChanged notification because it caused some bad interface lag, so it restarts the timer for every change and thus will only process the changes when the user pauses for 500ms.
According to the plugin documentation, performing "read actions" through the PSI is valid on the Swing event thread, so I'm not sure what I'm doing incorrectly here.
Should I file a JIRA issue for this?
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Thomas Phillip Puccio (September 12, 1944  –  March 11, 2012) was an American trial attorney who served in the United States Department of Justice, including as an investigator and prosecutor in the Abscam case, before working as a criminal defense lawyer representing high-profile clients such as Claus von Bülow.

Early life
Puccio was born in 1944 in Brooklyn, New York, to Matthew and Jeanette Puccio. He attended Brooklyn Preparatory School before going on to Fordham University (graduating in 1966) and Fordham University School of Law (graduating in 1969).

Career
After law school he joined the Brooklyn office of the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York as an assistant prosecutor. He became the office's chief of criminal division in 1973 and two years later became executive assistant to the United States Attorney, David G. Trager. In 1976, he became the head of the Organized Crime Strike Force for the Eastern District of New York.

Abscam
Puccio supervised the two-year Abscam undercover investigation, along with Assistant Director Neil J. Welch, who headed the Federal Bureau of Investigation's New York division. In 1980 and 1981, he was the chief prosecutor in four of the eight trials resulting from the investigation. He secured the convictions of several elected officials, including U.S. Senator Harrison A. Williams, U.S. Rep. Michael J. Myers, and Camden, New Jersey mayor Angelo Errichetti.

Private practice
In 1982, after 13 years as a Justice Department attorney, Puccio went into private practice, joining the Manhattan law firm of Booth, Lipton & Lipton. He joined Stroock & Stroock & Lavan in 1985, and then Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy in 1987. He established his own firm in 1992.

In 1985, Puccio secured the acquittal of the British-Danish socialite Claus von Bülow after von Bülow was tried a second time on charges of attempting to murder his wife Martha by means of insulin injections. The second trial was held after a 1982 conviction was successfully appealed by Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz.

Puccio defended Bronx Democratic leader Stanley M. Friedman in 1986 on corruption charges. Friedman was convicted and sentenced to 12 years in a racketeering trial prosecuted by then-U.S. Attorney Rudy Giuliani. The same year, he represented John J. McLaughlin, former president of New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, charged with bribery and stealing $250,000 from Maytag heiress Ann L. Maytag. McLaughlin was found guilty of forgery and larceny but acquitted of more serious charges.

In 1997, Puccio defended Alex Kelly, who was charged with committing two rapes in Darien, Connecticut, ten years earlier. Kelly was convicted for one of the rapes and sentenced to 16 years in prison. In the second trial, Kelly pleaded no contest, with a sentence of 10 years running concurrently with the sentence in the first trial.

Death
Puccio died of leukemia in 2012 at the age of 67.

In popular culture
The 1981 film Prince of the City features a character loosely based on Puccio: Assistant U.S. Attorney George Polito, played by James Tolkan.

In the 2013 film American Hustle, which dramatized the Abscam sting operation, Alessandro Nivola played Anthony Amado, a fictionalized version of Puccio.

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People associated with Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy
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Rodrigo Blankenship Named Finalist for the Burlsworth Trophy
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Georgia graduate place-kicker Rodrigo Blankenship has been included as one of three finalists for the Burlsworth Trophy, which is awarded to the most outstanding football player in America who began his career as a walk-on.
Blankenship and the other two finalists – California's safety/kick returner Ashtyn Davis and Michigan State defensive end Kenny Willekes – will be honored and the winner will be announced at a luncheon in Springdale, Ark., on Dec. 9. The event will be hosted by the Brandon Burlsworth Foundation, in conjunction with the Springdale Rotary Club.
The trophy is named in honor of Brandon Burlsworth. Without one D1 scholarship offer, Brandon walked on to the Razorback team in 1994, worked his way to being a three-year starter and was eventually named an All-American in 1998. Burlsworth was selected as the 63rd overall pick by the Indianapolis Colts in the 1999 NFL draft but was tragically killed in a car accident 11 days later. The Burlsworth Foundation was created in his memory and supports the physical and spiritual needs of children, in particular, those children who have limited opportunities.
Honors have already begun to roll in for Blankenship. The five-time 2019 Southeastern Conference Special Teams Player of the Week has earned one of the National Football Foundation (NFF) National Scholar Athlete Awards; is a finalist for the Campbell Trophy, and he is a semifinalist for the Lou Groza Award and Wuerffel Trophy.
Blankenship, a native of Marietta, Ga., is the SEC's second leading scorer this year, averaging 9.2 points per game, and has connected on 19-of-22 field goal attempts and all 35 of his PATs. He has drilled three 50-yard field goals during his team's 9-1 start. Blankenship is the FBS active leader by 11 with a total of 72 made field goals.
The former walk-on who earned a 2018 UGA undergraduate degree is a 2019 CBS Sports/Athlon Midseason All-American. Blankenship has connected on a school record 189 consecutive PATs, which ranks second in SEC history. Thanks in large part to his contribution, Georgia leads the nation with 280 PATs in a row dating back to 2014.
The 2018 Allstate American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Good Works Team member and 2018 SEC Community Service Team member has been just as exceptional away from the field as he has been on the field.
Blankenship is a member of the UGA Athletic Association's Leadership Academy (L.E.A.D.) and has served on the SEC Football Leadership Council for the past two years. He has given his time to the following activities and many more: spokesperson for "No More," which is a public service announcement against domestic violence and sexual assault; visitation at Camp Sunshine, which is a camp that provides support programs for children with cancer and their families; volunteer for the "Empty Bowl" luncheon, which is a luncheon sponsored by the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia where hand-painted ceramic bowls done by the football players were part of a silent auction to raise funds for needy families; and volunteer for the Home Runs for Hometown Rivals, which is a softball game at UGA's Foley Field for Special Olympians.
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Byrrhinus ferax är en skalbaggsart som beskrevs av Wooldridge 1993. Byrrhinus ferax ingår i släktet Byrrhinus och familjen lerstrandbaggar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Lerstrandbaggar
ferax


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2008 New Zealand Rugby Training Shirt (M)
Condition: 8/10 Excellent. Few tiny bobbles
Size: Adult's Medium
Chest Measurement: 39-41 Inches / 99-103 CM
Manufacturer: Adidas
Colour: Navy, red & white trim
Seasons: 2008
Official Adidas New Zealand All Blacks rugby training shirt from the 2008 international season.
Condition of this original rugby jersey is 8/10 - Excellent. Few light bobbles (see photos).
Fantastic looking shirt, ideal for a collector or for framing.
New Zealand's first Tri-Nations game of 2007 was against the Springboks in Durban, South Africa. New Zealand scored two tries in the final ten minutes of the game to win 26–21. The following week against the Wallabies at the Melbourne Cricket Ground the Wallabies upset New Zealand to win 20–15, New Zealand's first loss to Australia since 2004. The All Blacks won their following home games to successfully defend the Tri-Nations Series for 2007.
New Zealand entered the 2007 Rugby World Cup as favourites, and topped their pool, beating Scotland, Italy, Romania and Portugal by at least 40 points. However, they then suffered a defeat by hosts France in the quarter-finals in Cardiff. Following the loss to France coach Graham Henry's job was reappointed amid vocal debate and comment, despite then Crusaders coach Robbie Deans being a strong contender.
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	bool Init();
	bool Start();
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	PhysBody3D* AddBody(const Cube& cube, float mass = 1.0f);
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	void AddConstraintP2P(PhysBody3D& bodyA, PhysBody3D& bodyB, const vec3& anchorA, const vec3& anchorB);
	void AddConstraintHinge(PhysBody3D& bodyA, PhysBody3D& bodyB, const vec3& anchorA, const vec3& anchorB, const vec3& axisS, const vec3& axisB, bool disable_collision = false);
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	void drawLine(const btVector3& from, const btVector3& to, const btVector3& color);
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Bacopa decumbens är en grobladsväxtart som först beskrevs av Merritt Lyndon Fernald, och fick sitt nu gällande namn av Frederic Newton Williams. Bacopa decumbens ingår i släktet tjockbladssläktet, och familjen grobladsväxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Externa länkar

Tjockbladssläktet
decumbens


I will not be watching it, truth or not truth, as the fans, me include, will all remember the good side of Jackson and his vidoe's and songs.
The problem as i have have stated in many threads is that the Jimmy Saville case who we found out had two faces (one good and one evil), opened a pure 'can of worms' worldwide, ever since.
Obviously, the abused and 'fake' abused will come forward to claim compensation, have courtcases, or blackmail, if that person, star, celebrity is rich. So you are left wondering if most are just false claims and fakers wanting the cash.
The fakers if found out, should get the heavy weight of the law put on to them, to reduce false claims.


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SIERRA LEONE: Shifting tide on abortion law
IRIN NEWS Africa English reports
http://www.irinnews.org/report.aspx?reportid=96907
FREETOWN, 27 November 2012 (IRIN) – The new government is responding positively to health workers and youth groups who have long called for a change in the 1861 law banning abortion except in exceptional circumstances.
A draft law which would make abortion legal under certain conditions, is currently waiting to be passed by parliament following the 17 November elections, according to Sas Kargbo, director of Reproductive Health at the Health Ministry.
"The present laws are outdated and violate the rights of the women of Sierra Leone," said Al Saccoh, coordinator of a youth network called the National Youth Coalition of Sierra Leone, adding that the current law contradicts international covenants on human rights that Sierra Leone has signed since 1861.
Campaigners say the unavailability of cheap and safe abortions is leading to severe health risks for women and girls and pushing up the maternal mortality rate.
Brima Kamara, advocacy manager at the Planned Parenthood Association of Sierra Leone, told IRIN: "Because there is no legal framework that gives women the right to choice governing abortion, the present law is killing women."
Sierra Leone has one of the world's highest maternal mortality rates: 890 women die for every 100,000 live births.
It is not clear how many women seek abortions in Sierra Leone each year as so many of them do so clandestinely, but reproductive rights NGO Marie Stopes International estimates at least 40,000 women and girls in Sierra Leone had abortions in 2011.
According to the UN Population Fund (UNFPA), some 250,000 children across the globe lose their mothers to abortion-related deaths.
The problem is most women seeking an abortion will turn to uncertified doctors or quacks who perform cheap abortions, as few can afford the SL 200,000 (US$46) fee that a certified doctor would charge.
Methods used by quacks include giving women detergent to swallow, administering high doses of aspirin or antibiotics, or using native roots and herbs, according to Williamson Taylor, a gynaecologist at the Princess Christian maternity hospital in the capital, Freetown.
Taylor said he often tends to patients who have undergone botched abortions. Most of them arrive in a state of severe pain, or have heavy bleeding, or may have infections linked to perforations of the uterus, intestines or abdominal cavity.
"I have performed many surgical operations due to abortion complications in young girls," he told IRIN. "Cassava sticks and other objects that they use to abort a pregnancy are a very crude method and usually perforate the womb or the intestines."
Betty Ranney, a gynaecologist at the Medecins Sans Frontieres-run Emergency Unit Hospital in Bo, in south-central Sierra Leone, told IRIN: "In the most severe cases the womb has to be removed altogether, to save the young girls' lives."
Some 4-10 percent of women who have a medical abortion will need to have a surgical procedure following it, to remove the remaining tissue, said Sarah Koroma, delivery manager at the Planned Parenthood Association clinic at West Street in Freetown. Uncertified doctors lack the training or equipment to do this.
But it is hard to find certified doctors who are willing to perform the procedure – many fear legal redress. "The present law does not favour us as qualified doctors. As such, there is constant fear. I perform abortion for humanitarian purposes where the life of the girl or woman is at dire risk. It's important that the present law is reformed to create accessibility to abortion services as a right, without fear," Taylor told IRIN.
Most cases require consent from the partner of the woman, or in the case of a minor, her parents, which puts off many would-be patients.
Reproductive health agencies will also perform abortions if the pregnancy is seen to put the life of the patient at risk. A nurse at one practice told IRIN: "It's not yet legal, so we do it within the parameters of the present law."
Pressure mounting
But pressure among many sections of society is mounting for a change in the law. Many doctors who have experienced first-hand the implications of unsafe abortions support a new law. "We have to give people choice. Sex is an unavoidable thing so we must make it safe for people who want to have an abortion in a country like Sierra Leone," said Taylor.
Ex-Minister of Health and Sanitation Zainab Hawa Bangura would not be pinned down, but told IRIN: "Improvements in laws and policies, and a more responsive approach to the reproductive health needs of women is needed in Sierra Leone."
In a recent county-wide Ministry of Health-led survey of health workers and legal professionals on attitudes to abortion, most respondents favoured a review of the law, calling for the government to liberalize abortion as part of its commitment to reduce maternal mortality rates.
However, many religious leaders are not in favour, and see imminent change as destroying the moral fabric of Sierra Leonean society. A group of Islamic clerics recently came forward to announce they would accept abortion if it took place within the first four months of pregnancy and if the mother's life was in danger.
Legalizing abortion, however, is just one step in a much more complicated puzzle, say campaigners and health workers.
Access to family planning services remains very poor for youths, especially girls and women.
Sierra Leone has high teenage pregnancy rates due to poor education standards for girls; initiation rites into secret societies which make even young girls eligible for marriage; high levels of sexual violence; low access to contraception; and low awareness of family planning methods, according to reproductive rights agencies.
A number of agencies (including UNFPA, Marie Stopes, Planned Parenthood, and the UK Department for International Development) are trying to boost access to quality family planning services for Sierra Leoneans of all ages, across the country. UNFPA launched a family planning campaign in July 2012.
But while attitudes towards family planning are shifting, particularly among urban women, say health workers, they will not change their behaviour unless access to services becomes much more readily available. Too often health clinics remain under-stocked, particularly in rural areas.
"The use of contraceptives must be pushed aggressively in Sierra Leone to help reduce the huge number of young girls seeking abortions in secret," concluded Taylor.
Advocacy, Health Care, Human Rights, Justice, Kractivism, Law, Violence against Women, Women Rights
Abortion, Africa, Freetown, Health Ministry, IRIN, Princess Christian Maternity Hospital, Reproductive health, Sierra Leone


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The Binge Movie Podcast: Ready Player One | Isle of Dogs | Final Portrait
This week, Rebecca and Jason review three new releases about art and courage. Ready Player One (starts at 21:55) | cast: Tye Sheridan, Olivia Cooke, Ben Mendelsohn, Mark Rylance, Lena Waithe, Simon Pegg, T.J. Miller | screenplay: Zak Penn, Ernest… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	Armie Hammer, Bryan Cranston, Film Reviews, Final Portrait, Geoffrey Rush, Greta Gerwig, Isle of Dogs, Lena Waithe, Olivia Cooke, Podcast, Ready Player One, Stanley Tucci, Steven Spielberg, Tye Sheridan, Wes Anderson
The Binge Movie Podcast: A Wrinkle in Time | The Death of Stalin | Thoroughbreds
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On this episode, Rebecca and Jason talk about this year's Oscars ceremony, then review three new releases about loss, uncertainty, and desperation. A Wrinkle in Time (begins at 9:16) | cast: Storm Reid, Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling, Levi Miller,… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	A Wrinkle in Time, Andrea Riseborough, Anya Taylor-Joy, Armando Iannucci, Ava DuVernay, Cory Finley, Film Reviews, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Jeffrey Tambor, Mindy Kaling, Olivia Cooke, Oprah Winfrey, Podcast, Reese Witherspoon, Steve Buscemi, Storm Reid, The Death of Stalin, Thoroughbreds
The Binge Movie Podcast: Annihilation | Game Night | The Party
On this episode, Rebecca and Jason review three new releases about group outings gone awry. Annihilation (begins 10:55) | cast: Natalie Portman, Oscar Isaac, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Gina Rodriguez, Tessa Thompson, Tuva Novotny | writer/director: Alex Garland | verdict: Consume… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	Alex Garland, Annihilation, Film Reviews, Game Night, Jason Bateman, John Francis Daley, Jonathan Goldstein, Kristin Scott Thomas, Natalie Portman, Oscar Isaac, Patricia Clarkson, Podcast, Rachel McAdams, Sally Potter, The Party
The Binge Movie Podcast: Black Panther | Early Man | Double Lover | I, Tonya (Guest: Joshua Grannell)
On this episode, Rebecca and Jason review three new releases about identity and exploitation. They also welcome back the always-wonderful Joshua Grannell (Peaches Christ)—and this time, he's outraged! In a Binge first, Joshua is here to confront Rebecca and Jason… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	Black Panther, Chadwick Boseman, Double Lover, Early Man, Eddie Redmayne, Film Reviews, Francois Ozon, I Tonya, Jeremie Renier, Joshua Grannell, Marine Vacth, Michael B. Jordan, Nick Park, Peaches Christ, Podcast, Ryan Coogler, Tom Hiddleston
The Binge Movie Podcast: Fifty Shades Freed | A Fantastic Woman | The Cloverfield Paradox
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On this episode, Rebecca and Jason review three new releases about women battling the identities being imposed by their environments. Fifty Shades Freed (starts 17:10) | cast: Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan, Eric Johnson, Eloise Mumford, Rita Ora, Luke Grimes |… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	A Fantastic Woman, Dakota Johnson, Daniela Vega, David Oyelowo, Fifty Shades Freed, Film Reviews, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, James Foley, Jamie Dornan, Julius Onah, Podcast, Sebastian Lelio, The Cloverfield Paradox
The Binge Movie Podcast: Phantom Thread | The Commuter | In the Fade | Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool
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On this episode, Rebecca and Jason review four new releases about power and mortality. Pick of the Week! Phantom Thread (begins 17:30) | cast: Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps, Lesley Manville | writer/director: Paul Thomas Anderson | verdict: Binge It! [Trailer]… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	Annette Bening, Daniel Day-Lewis, Diane Kruger, Fatih Akin, Film Reviews, Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool, In the Fade, Jamie Bell, Jaume Collet-Serra, Lesley Manville, Liam Neeson, Paul McGuigan, Paul Thomas Anderson, Phantom Thread, Podcast, The Commuter, Vera Farmiga, Vicky Krieps
The Binge Movie Podcast: The Post | Molly's Game | Happy End
On their first new-releases episode of 2018, Rebecca and Jason review three movies about aging patriarchs, women in boys' clubs, and secrets coming to light. The Post (begins 7:18) | cast: Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Bob Odenkirk, David Cross, Carrie… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	Aaron Sorkin, Film Reviews, Happy End, Idris Elba, Isabelle Huppert, Jessica Chastain, Meryl Streep, Michael Haneke, Molly's Game, Podcast, Steven Spielberg, The Post, Tom Hanks
The Binge Movie Podcast: The Best (and Most Disappointing) Movies of 2017
This week, Rebecca and Jason at last reveal their picks for the best movies of 2017. Plus, rather than a worst-of list, they name their ten most disappointing films of the year. Both lists are alphabetical; to hear our original… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	BPM, Call Me by Your Name, Film Reviews, Get Out, Lady Bird, Okja, Podcast, Raw, Step, The Big Sick, The Florida Project, The Shape of Water, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
The Binge Movie Podcast: Star Wars: The Last Jedi | Call Me by Your Name | Darkest Hour | Wonder Wheel
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On this episode, Rebecca and Jason review four new releases about conflicts that bring out the best—or worst—in their protagonists. Star Wars: The Last Jedi (starts at 16:01) | cast: Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, John Boyega,… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	Adam Driver, Armie Hammer, Call Me by Your Name, Carrie Fisher, Daisy Ridley, Darkest Hour, Film Reviews, Gary Oldman, Joe Wright, John Boyega, Justin Timberlake, Kate Winslet, Laura Dern, Luca Guadagnino, Mark Hamill, Michael Stuhlbarg, Oscar Isaac, Podcast, Rian Johnson, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Timothee Chalamet, Wonder Wheel, Woody Allen
The Binge Movie Podcast: The Shape of Water | The Disaster Artist | Thelma
December 3, 2017 Jason LeRoy Leave a Comment
On this episode, Rebecca and Jason review three new releases about enigmatic monsters and life-changing encounters. Pick of the Week! The Shape of Water (starts 14:01) | cast: Sally Hawkins, Doug Jones, Octavia Spencer, Richard Jenkins, Michael Shannon, Michael Stuhlbarg… Continue Reading →
Movie Review Podcast	Alison Brie, Ari Graynor, Dave Franco, Film Reviews, Guillermo Del Toro, James Franco, Joachim Trier, Michael Shannon, Michael Stuhlbarg, Octavia Spencer, Podcast, Richard Jenkins, Sally Hawkins, Seth Rogen, The Disaster Artist, The Shape of Water, Thelma


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Vladimír Körner (* 12. Oktober 1939 in Prostějov) ist tschechischer Drehbuchautor, Dramaturg und Schriftsteller.

Leben
Sein Vater wurde während des tschechischen Aufstands in den letzten Kriegstagen erschossen. Er besuchte zunächst von 1954 bis 1957 die Industriefilmschule in Čimelice. An der Prager Filmakademie FAMU studierte er – unter anderem bei Milan Kundera und František A. Dvořák – von 1958 bis 1963 Dramaturgie. Von 1962 bis 1970 arbeitete er in den Filmstudios Barrandov als Dramaturg und bis 1991 als Drehbuchautor. Vladimír Körner lebt heute als einer der bekanntesten tschechischen Gegenwartsautoren in Prag.

Werke
Die meisten seiner literarischen Veröffentlichungen waren ursprünglich für den Film vorgesehen. Auf sein Erstlingswerk, den Erzählband Splittern im Gras (Střepiny v trávě, 1964) folgte der Roman Blinder [Fluss]arm (Slepé rameno). Thema dieser zweier Bücher ist die destruktive Auswirkung des Krieges auf die menschliche Psyche. Das Kriegsthema verarbeitete er auch in der Novelle Adelheid, 1967, zwei Jahre später verfilmt durch František Vláčil. 1967 verfilmte Vláčil auch das Tal der Bienen (Údolí včel), eine Art Fortsetzung des Romans Die Sandnehrung (Písečná kosa, 1970) über den Deutschen Ritterorden im 13. Jahrhundert. Sein Werk hat meist die existenzielle Enge und Aussichtslosigkeit zum Thema.

Prosa
 Střepiny v trávě, 1964
 Slepé rameno, 1965
 Adelheid, 1967, Arco Verlag, Wuppertal 2005, ISBN 3980841081
 Písečná kosa
 Údolí včel, 1975
 Zánik samoty Berhof, 1973
 Zrození horského pramene, 1979
 Podzimní novely, 1983
 Lékař umírajícího času, 1984
 Post bellum 1866, 1986
 Anděl milosrdenství, 1988
 Život za podpis, 1989
 Psí roky, 1992
 Smrt svatého Vojtěcha, 1993
 Oklamaný, 1994
 Odváté novely, 1995

Drehbücher
 1963: Čas jeřabin
 1963: Deváté jméno
 1964: Platzkarte ohne Rückkehr (Místenka bez návratu)
 1966: Vrah skrývá tvář
 1967: Údolí včel
 1969: Adelheid
 1969: Po stopách krve
 1973: Pověst o stříbrné jedli
 1974: Královské usínání, TV
 1977: Sázka na třináctku
 1977: V podzimním dešti, TV
 1978: Silnější než strach
 1980: Die Zuckerbaude (Cukrová bouda)
 1983: Zánik samoty Berhof
 1984: Kukačka v temném lese
 1985: Stín Kapradiny
 1989: Chodník cez Dunaj
 1989: Kainovo znamení
 1990: Svědek umírajícího času
 1999: Kuře melancholik
 1999: Lebensborn – Gestohlene Liebe (Pramen zivota)
 2005: Krev zmizelého

Mitgliedschaften
 Obec spisovatelů (Tschechischer Schriftstellerverband)

Weblinks
 Interview mit Vladimír Körner

siehe auch Liste tschechischer Schriftsteller

Autor
Literatur (20. Jahrhundert)
Literatur (Tschechisch)
Historisches Drama
Roman, Epik
Dramaturg
Drehbuchautor
Tscheche
Geboren 1939
Mann


Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking SSE.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking E.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking SE.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking S.
Interior. E wing, first-floor, SE apartment, ceiling cornice.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking NNE.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking NE.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking ENE.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking W.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking WNW.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking NW.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking NNW.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking N.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking SSW.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking WSW.
Oblique aerial view of 59-63 Bernard Street, the National Commercial Bank of Scotland, 24-25 Maritime Street, 27-31 Bernard Street, 36-37 Shore, Carpet Lane Flour Mill and Lamb's House, looking ESE.
Interior. E wing, first-floor, SE apartment panelling in E corner of apartment.


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/**
 * This is an example of how you can use the WhatsAPI to request a code
 * from the WhatsAPP server, register that code and retrieve your password.
 *
 * Once you have your password you will then be able to use it in
 * examplefunctional.php to actually send and receive messages.
 *
 */

require_once('../src/Registration.php');

/**
 * Config data.
 */
$debug = true;
$username = '34666554433';   // Telephone number including the country code without '+' or '00'.

// Create an instance of Registration.
$w = new Registration($username, $debug);

// How to create an account __ONLY__ if you do not have a associated to our phone number.
// You can test your credentials with: $w->checkCredentials() (BUT ONLY ONLY IF YOU HAVE THE IDENTITY);

/**
 * First request a registration code from WhatsApp.
 *
 * @param $method
 *   Accepts only 'sms' or 'voice' as a value.
 * @param $countryCody
 *   ISO Country Code, 2 Digit.
 * @param $langCode
 *   ISO 639-1 Language Code: two-letter codes.
 *
 * @return object
 *   An object with server response.
 *   - status: Status of the request (sent/fail).
 *   - reason: Reason of the status (e.g. too_recent/missing_param/bad_param).
 *   - length: Registration code length.
 *   - method: Used method.
 *   - retry_after: Waiting time before requesting a new code.
 */
$w->codeRequest('sms');

// You must wait until you receive a code from WhatsApp, either to your phone via sms
// or phonecall depending on what you selected above.

// The function below will only work once you know your code!

/**
 * Second register account on WhatsApp using the provided code with $w->codeRequest();.
 *
 * @param integer $code
 *   Numeric code value provided on codeRequest().
 *
 * @return object
 *   An object with server response.
 *   - status: Account status.
 *   - login: Phone number with country code.
 *   - pw: Account password.
 *   - type: Type of account.
 *   - expiration: Expiration date in UNIX Timestamp.
 *   - kind: Kind of account.
 *   - price: Formatted price of account.
 *   - cost: Decimal amount of account.
 *   - currency: Currency price of account.
 *   - price_expiration: Price expiration in UNIX Timestamp.
 */
$w->codeRegister('123456');

// IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU NOTE AND KEEP YOUR DETAILS.
// YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE THE SCRIPT WITH THE PASSWORD ETC.

//Use exampleFunctional.php to continue with the examples.


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Q: Modificar claves del array por otros valores Tengo el siguiente array que deseo modificar la clave por otro valor que tengo en otro array:
$respuesta = array(
 0=> array:16 (
   0=> null
   1=> "1313"
   2=> "01/01/2015"
   3=> "01/01/2015"
   4=> "27/04/1983"
   5=> "01"
   6=> "41821550"
   7=> "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO"
   8=> "604311LALSE0"
   9=> null
   10=> null
   11=> "0"
   12=> "03"
   13=> "AFP PROFUTURO"
   14=> null
   15=> null
   16=> "4342.50"
)
1=> array(
  0=> null 1=> ""
   2=> "04/05/2015"
   3=> "04/05/2015"
   4=> "01/01/01"
   5=> "01"
   6=> "41414242"
   7=> "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL"
   8=> ""
   9=> null
   10=> null
   11=> "1"
   12=> "08"
   13=> "O.N.P."
   14=> null
   15=> null
   16=> null
)
)

Y en este otro array tengo los valores que quiero colorar en las claves de mi array:
$claves= array(
  0 => "l_ubig"
  1 => "n_cusp"
  2 => "f_ingr"
  3 => "f_inic"
  4 => "f_naci"
  5 => "c_docu"
  6 => "n_docu"
  7 => "xl_nomc"
  8 => "c_autg"
  9 => "k_cont"
  10 => "l_cont"
  11 => "Situacion"
  12 => "c_afp"
  13 => "l_afp"
  14 => "xp_totafp"
  15 => "01001"
  16 => "01002"
)

Y el resultado que deseo obtener es el siguiente:
$respuesta = array(
 0=> array:16 (
   l_ubig=> null
   n_cusp=> "1313"
   f_ingr=> "01/01/2015"
   f_inic=> "01/01/2015"
   f_naci=> "27/04/1983"
   c_docu=> "01"
   n_docu=> "41821550"
   xl_nomc=> "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO"
   c_autg=> "604311LALSE0"
   k_cont=> null
   l_cont=> null
   Situacion=> "0"
   c_afp=> "03"
   l_afp=> "AFP PROFUTURO"
   xp_totafp=> null
   01001=> null
   01002=> "4342.50"
)
1=> array(
   l_ubig=> null
   n_cusp=> ""
   f_ingr=> "04/05/2015"
   f_inic=> "04/05/2015"
   f_naci=> "01/01/01"
   c_docu=> "01"
   n_docu=> "41414242"
   xl_nomc=> "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL"
   c_autg=> ""
   k_cont=> null
   l_cont=> null
   Situacion=> "1"
   c_afp=> "08"
   l_afp=> "O.N.P."
   xp_totafp=> null
   01001=> null
   01002=> null
)
)

He estado tratando de hacerlo con la función array_combine(), que crea un nuevo array, usando una matriz para las claves y otra para sus valores.
Lo he estado realizando de la siguiente manera, no sé si es la correcta:
$result = array_combine($claves, $respuesta);

Pero obtengo el siguiente error:

Error_Exception: array_combine{}: Both parameters should have an equal number of elements.

Espero me puedan ayudar a como obtener el resultado que quiero y de antemano muchas gracias.

A: Debes hacer la combinación de arrays dentro de cada uno de los elementos del array respuesta, y combinar con los valores.
Lo muestro en el siguiente ejemplo con un var_dump del array resultante.
$respuesta = array(
 0=> array (
   0=> null ,
   1=> "1313" ,
   2=> "01/01/2015" ,
   3=> "01/01/2015" ,
   4=> "27/04/1983" ,
   5=> "01" ,
   6=> "41821550" ,
   7=> "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO" ,
   8=> "604311LALSE0" ,
   9=> null ,
   10=> null ,
   11=> "0" ,
   12=> "03" ,
   13=> "AFP PROFUTURO" ,
   14=> null ,
   15=> null ,
   16=> "4342.50"
),
1=> array(
  0=> null, 1=> "",
   2=> "04/05/2015" ,
   3=> "04/05/2015" ,
   4=> "01/01/01" ,
   5=> "01" ,
   6=> "41414242" ,
   7=> "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL" ,
   8=> "" ,
   9=> null ,
   10=> null ,
   11=> "1" ,
   12=> "08" ,
   13=> "O.N.P." ,
   14=> null ,
   15=> null ,
   16=> null
)
);
$claves= array(
  "l_ubig",
  "n_cusp",
  "f_ingr",
  "f_inic",
   "f_naci",
   "c_docu",
  "n_docu",
  "xl_nomc",
   "c_autg",
   "k_cont",
   "l_cont",
   "Situacion",
  "c_afp",
  "l_afp",
  "xp_totafp",
  "01001",
  "01002",
);

$anewlist = array();
foreach ($respuesta as $res) {
    $anewlist[] = array_combine($claves, array_values($res));
}

var_dump($anewlist);

array(2) { [0]=> array(17) { ["l_ubig"]=> NULL ["n_cusp"]=> string(4) "1313" ["f_ingr"]=> string(10) "01/01/2015" ["f_inic"]=> string(10) "01/01/2015" ["f_naci"]=> string(10) "27/04/1983" ["c_docu"]=> string(2) "01" ["n_docu"]=> string(8) "41821550" ["xl_nomc"]=> string(27) "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO" ["c_autg"]=> string(12) "604311LALSE0" ["k_cont"]=> NULL ["l_cont"]=> NULL ["Situacion"]=> string(1) "0" ["c_afp"]=> string(2) "03" ["l_afp"]=> string(13) "AFP PROFUTURO" ["xp_totafp"]=> NULL ["01001"]=> NULL ["01002"]=> string(7) "4342.50" } [1]=> array(17) { ["l_ubig"]=> NULL ["n_cusp"]=> string(0) "" ["f_ingr"]=> string(10) "04/05/2015" ["f_inic"]=> string(10) "04/05/2015" ["f_naci"]=> string(8) "01/01/01" ["c_docu"]=> string(2) "01" ["n_docu"]=> string(8) "41414242" ["xl_nomc"]=> string(25) "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL" ["c_autg"]=> string(0) "" ["k_cont"]=> NULL ["l_cont"]=> NULL ["Situacion"]=> string(1) "1" ["c_afp"]=> string(2) "08" ["l_afp"]=> string(6) "O.N.P." ["xp_totafp"]=> NULL ["01001"]=> NULL ["01002"]=> NULL } }

A: Explicación del problema
Estás tratando de aplicar array_combine a $respuesta, que es una matriz con dos elementos que, a su vez, son la matriz a la que realmente quieres aplicar ese cambio.
Solución propuesta
Debes iterar por cada elemento de $respuesta y a cada elemento es al que deseas realizar el cambio de índices.
Puedes hacerlo de la siguiente manera:
foreach($respuesta as $indice => $datos) {
  $respuesta[$indice] = array_combine($claves, $datos);
}

Ejemplo completo
Un ejemplo completo:
<?php
$respuesta = array(
 0=> array(
   0=> null,
   1=> "1313",
   2=> "01/01/2015",
   3=> "01/01/2015",
   4=> "27/04/1983",
   5=> "01",
   6=> "41821550",
   7=> "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO",
   8=> "604311LALSE0",
   9=> null,
   10=> null,
   11=> "0",
   12=> "03",
   13=> "AFP PROFUTURO",
   14=> null,
   15=> null,
   16=> "4342.50",
  ),
  1=> array(
   0=> null,
   1=> "",
   2=> "04/05/2015",
   3=> "04/05/2015",
   4=> "01/01/01",
   5=> "01",
   6=> "41414242",
   7=> "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL",
   8=> "",
   9=> null,
   10=> null,
   11=> "1",
   12=> "08",
   13=> "O.N.P.",
   14=> null,
   15=> null,
   16=> null,
  ),
);
$claves= array(
  0 => "l_ubig",
  1 => "n_cusp",
  2 => "f_ingr",
  3 => "f_inic",
  4 => "f_naci",
  5 => "c_docu",
  6 => "n_docu",
  7 => "xl_nomc",
  8 => "c_autg",
  9 => "k_cont",
  10 => "l_cont",
  11 => "Situacion",
  12 => "c_afp",
  13 => "l_afp",
  14 => "xp_totafp",
  15 => "01001",
  16 => "01002",
);
foreach($respuesta as $indice => $datos) {
  $respuesta[$indice] = array_combine($claves, $datos);
}
echo json_encode($respuesta, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);

Y la salida:
[
    {
        "l_ubig": null,
        "n_cusp": "1313",
        "f_ingr": "01\/01\/2015",
        "f_inic": "01\/01\/2015",
        "f_naci": "27\/04\/1983",
        "c_docu": "01",
        "n_docu": "41821550",
        "xl_nomc": "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO",
        "c_autg": "604311LALSE0",
        "k_cont": null,
        "l_cont": null,
        "Situacion": "0",
        "c_afp": "03",
        "l_afp": "AFP PROFUTURO",
        "xp_totafp": null,
        "01001": null,
        "01002": "4342.50"
    },
    {
        "l_ubig": null,
        "n_cusp": "",
        "f_ingr": "04\/05\/2015",
        "f_inic": "04\/05\/2015",
        "f_naci": "01\/01\/01",
        "c_docu": "01",
        "n_docu": "41414242",
        "xl_nomc": "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL",
        "c_autg": "",
        "k_cont": null,
        "l_cont": null,
        "Situacion": "1",
        "c_afp": "08",
        "l_afp": "O.N.P.",
        "xp_totafp": null,
        "01001": null,
        "01002": null
    }
]

A: array_combine tiene restricciones que podrían ser muy problemáticas.

*

*Si $claves tuviera más o menos elementos que cualquiera de los sub-arrays el código no arrojará los resultados esperados

*Igualmente, si cualquiera de los sub-arrays tuviera un tamaño distinto de $claves el código fallará.

En esos casos una solución como esta podría ser factible porque aquí se crean en $new_array solamente aquellas claves que sean encontradas en $claves.
Prueba cuando son iguales todos:
$respuesta = array(
 0=> array(
   0=> null,
   1=> "1313",
   2=> "01/01/2015",
   3=> "01/01/2015",
   4=> "27/04/1983",
   5=> "01",
   6=> "41821550",
   7=> "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO",
   8=> "604311LALSE0",
   9=> null,
   10=> null,
   11=> "0",
   12=> "03",
   13=> "AFP PROFUTURO",
   14=> null,
   15=> null,
   16=> "4342.50",
  ),
  1=> array(
   0=> null,
   1=> "",
   2=> "04/05/2015",
   3=> "04/05/2015",
   4=> "01/01/01",
   5=> "01",
   6=> "41414242",
   7=> "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL",
   8=> "",
   9=> null,
   10=> null,
   11=> "1",
   12=> "08",
   13=> "O.N.P.",
   14=> null,
   15=> null,
   16=> null,
  ),
);

$claves= array(
  "l_ubig",
  "n_cusp",
  "f_ingr",
  "f_inic",
  "f_naci",
  "c_docu",
  "n_docu",
  "xl_nomc",
  "c_autg",
  "k_cont",
  "l_cont",
  "Situacion",
  "c_afp",
  "l_afp",
  "xp_totafp",
  "01001",
  "01002",
);

$mNew=array();
foreach($respuesta as $indice => $datos) {
    foreach ($datos as $k=>$v) {
            $mNew[$indice][$claves[$k]] =  $v;
    }
}

var_dump($mNew);

Salida:
array(2) {
  [0]=>
  array(17) {
    ["l_ubig"]=>
    NULL
    ["n_cusp"]=>
    string(4) "1313"
    ["f_ingr"]=>
    string(10) "01/01/2015"
    ["f_inic"]=>
    string(10) "01/01/2015"
    ["f_naci"]=>
    string(10) "27/04/1983"
    ["c_docu"]=>
    string(2) "01"
    ["n_docu"]=>
    string(8) "41821550"
    ["xl_nomc"]=>
    string(27) "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO"
    ["c_autg"]=>
    string(12) "604311LALSE0"
    ["k_cont"]=>
    NULL
    ["l_cont"]=>
    NULL
    ["Situacion"]=>
    string(1) "0"
    ["c_afp"]=>
    string(2) "03"
    ["l_afp"]=>
    string(13) "AFP PROFUTURO"
    ["xp_totafp"]=>
    NULL
    ["01001"]=>
    NULL
    ["01002"]=>
    string(7) "4342.50"
  }
  [1]=>
  array(17) {
    ["l_ubig"]=>
    NULL
    ["n_cusp"]=>
    string(0) ""
    ["f_ingr"]=>
    string(10) "04/05/2015"
    ["f_inic"]=>
    string(10) "04/05/2015"
    ["f_naci"]=>
    string(8) "01/01/01"
    ["c_docu"]=>
    string(2) "01"
    ["n_docu"]=>
    string(8) "41414242"
    ["xl_nomc"]=>
    string(25) "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL"
    ["c_autg"]=>
    string(0) ""
    ["k_cont"]=>
    NULL
    ["l_cont"]=>
    NULL
    ["Situacion"]=>
    string(1) "1"
    ["c_afp"]=>
    string(2) "08"
    ["l_afp"]=>
    string(6) "O.N.P."
    ["xp_totafp"]=>
    NULL
    ["01001"]=>
    NULL
    ["01002"]=>
    NULL
  }
}

Prueba teniendo $claves más elementos
$respuesta = array(
 0=> array(
   0=> null,
   1=> "1313",
   2=> "01/01/2015",
   3=> "01/01/2015",
   4=> "27/04/1983",
   5=> "01",
   6=> "41821550",
   7=> "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO",
   8=> "604311LALSE0",
   9=> null,
   10=> null,
   11=> "0",
   12=> "03",
   13=> "AFP PROFUTURO",
   14=> null,
   15=> null,
   16=> "4342.50",
  ),
  1=> array(
   0=> null,
   1=> "",
   2=> "04/05/2015",
   3=> "04/05/2015",
   4=> "01/01/01",
   5=> "01",
   6=> "41414242",
   7=> "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL",
   8=> "",
   9=> null,
   10=> null,
   11=> "1",
   12=> "08",
   13=> "O.N.P.",
   14=> null,
   15=> null,
   16=> null,
  ),
);

$claves= array(
  "l_ubig",
  "n_cusp",
  "f_ingr",
  "f_inic",
  "f_naci",
  "c_docu",
  "n_docu",
  "xl_nomc",
  "c_autg",
  "k_cont",
  "l_cont",
  "Situacion",
  "c_afp",
  "l_afp",
  "xp_totafp",
  "01001",
  "01002",
  "9999"
);

$mNew=array();
foreach($respuesta as $indice => $datos) {
    foreach ($datos as $k=>$v) {
            $mNew[$indice][$claves[$k]] =  $v;
    }
}

var_dump($mNew);

Salida:
array(2) {
  [0]=>
  array(17) {
    ["l_ubig"]=>
    NULL
    ["n_cusp"]=>
    string(4) "1313"
    ["f_ingr"]=>
    string(10) "01/01/2015"
    ["f_inic"]=>
    string(10) "01/01/2015"
    ["f_naci"]=>
    string(10) "27/04/1983"
    ["c_docu"]=>
    string(2) "01"
    ["n_docu"]=>
    string(8) "41821550"
    ["xl_nomc"]=>
    string(27) "ACOSTA LOPEZ LUIS GIANCARLO"
    ["c_autg"]=>
    string(12) "604311LALSE0"
    ["k_cont"]=>
    NULL
    ["l_cont"]=>
    NULL
    ["Situacion"]=>
    string(1) "0"
    ["c_afp"]=>
    string(2) "03"
    ["l_afp"]=>
    string(13) "AFP PROFUTURO"
    ["xp_totafp"]=>
    NULL
    ["01001"]=>
    NULL
    ["01002"]=>
    string(7) "4342.50"
  }
  [1]=>
  array(17) {
    ["l_ubig"]=>
    NULL
    ["n_cusp"]=>
    string(0) ""
    ["f_ingr"]=>
    string(10) "04/05/2015"
    ["f_inic"]=>
    string(10) "04/05/2015"
    ["f_naci"]=>
    string(8) "01/01/01"
    ["c_docu"]=>
    string(2) "01"
    ["n_docu"]=>
    string(8) "41414242"
    ["xl_nomc"]=>
    string(25) "AGUIRRE VALDERRAMA DANIEL"
    ["c_autg"]=>
    string(0) ""
    ["k_cont"]=>
    NULL
    ["l_cont"]=>
    NULL
    ["Situacion"]=>
    string(1) "1"
    ["c_afp"]=>
    string(2) "08"
    ["l_afp"]=>
    string(6) "O.N.P."
    ["xp_totafp"]=>
    NULL
    ["01001"]=>
    NULL
    ["01002"]=>
    NULL
  }
}

Así mismo puedes probar quitando elementos de $respuesta. En ningún caso el código funcionará de manera inesperada.

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Most states do not limit money damages for birth injury claims, but some states do. Most states allow additional amounts for pain and suffering and emotional distress. We will make claim the for full value of all damages that that the law allows.
What About Attorney's Fees and Costs of a Lawsuit?
Our goal is to help you. Our fee agreements are simple and easy to understand. We charge a contingency fee, which means that there is no charge in advance for our legal services and we collect our fee from the amount we recover for your claim. We will advance the costs needed to properly handle your case, to the maximum extent the law allows. We're confident you'll find that you can't afford not to work with our birth injury attorneys.
We have big-city skills and mountain-town manners. Please call us at (307) 732-7800 and let us show you what sets us apart.
How Our Wyoming Birth Injury Attorneys Can Help
Are you wondering about a birth injury your child may have suffered? Do you want to know what your options are after a birth injury? Bob Schuster and Brad Brooke are leaders in birth injury litigation in Wyoming. They work to help deserving families find relief and a path to their future. Contact Robert P. Schuster, P.C. and his skilled legal team today to begin working on your case.