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Kolkata City National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) Society invited applications for the post of Medical Officer (Part Time) on contractual basis. Eligible candidates may attend walk in interview on 17 November 2016 at 11:30 A.M.
Kolkata City National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) Society invited applications for recruitment to the post of Medical Officer (Part Time) on contractual basis. Eligible candidates may attend walk in interview on 17 November 2016 at 11:30 A.M.
Educational/Technical Qualification & Experience: Candidates should have MBBS Degree from MCI recognized institute with 1 year compulsory internship.
Eligible candidates can attend interview along with prescribed application form and attested copies of all certificates and documents on 17 November 2016 at 11:30 A.M. at Kolkata City NUHM Society, Room No- 254, 2nd Floor, PMU, 5, S.N. Banerjee Road, Kolkata – 700013, West Bengal.


Today's post is up late today because I'm still on Christmas break mode – and will be for the next week or so. I have both the hubs and the kiddo home and am loving it.
It was warm and cozy but not my style anymore. It took about a year (if you've been around for awhile the time it took will not surprise you) to complete the redo.
And yes, they SPIN. The very best part!
It pretty much rocks. my. world. Oh yeah it does. We still haven't had anything stuck in there either, it works great.
It's coming together, slow but sure.
My Dad and I built them using kitchen cabinets as the bases and I am SO thrilled with how they came out.
I started out this year asking you all if I was crazy for thinking about losing the dining room and your responses here encouraged me to just do it! It almost took all year but I am so glad we went ahead with this project!
Of course, the biggest redo in our home this year was finishing the basement, which we hired out for (for the most part – I did the painting of the 800+ square feet and all of the baseboards). Even then it still took about six months to finish, just because we did chunks at a time. We still have to finish up the bathroom, the kitchenette and the laundry room is almost there. You can see more of the basement progress and projects here.
We get compliments on it all the time – I am thrilled with the warmth and texture it gives what would otherwise be a boring stairwell.
I love working on our home and love seeing it evolve over the years – it is one of my greatest joys to do what I do!!
Of course I cannot WAIT to get started on 2013!! We may not have Twinkies or Snoballs (sniff) but we will have some DIY! I have sooo many projects planned for the basement, and I really hope to make my plans for the kitchen happen as well. And then there's the never-ending powder room and guest room that have sat half done for two years (more?). But first, I must declutter and get all of this extra STUFF out of my house!
I LOVE this time of year, don't you? A fresh new start for everything.
It's amazing how much you have done in the past year! I love your batten board treatment in the office and used it as inspiration for my entry and dining room. All those square boxes confused our painter and he thought we were crazy until he saw it all done. He even asked me where I got the idea. When I said an interior design blog he looked confused again, lol.
You have been one busy lady!!! Lots of great projects accomplished this year for you. I have been toying with the idea of taking out the wire shelving in our corner pantry. Was it really worth it?? Mine never stays organized. It is filled with more food than anything else. Anything else.. small appliances and such are in the cabinets. Your basement looks fabulous. I am just a little envious, as I would love to have ours finished. Our projects this year entailed adding a laundry tub and cabinets in the laundry room and a sprinkler system. We hired someone to trench the lines, but DH made all the connections and installed all the heads, valves, timer. On the list still is tile on the laundry floor and a board and batten wall treatment in there.
Awesome job! My husband and I together tried to list everything we've done on the house this year over Christmas dinner, and we also felt a lot more accomplished when we detailed it all out. My favorite is your office, by the way - LOVE those walls and the wood floors.
I know what you mean about getting stuff cleared away before starting projects. I'm itching to get going while I am on school break, but I need to deal with holiday stuff first. You have done some great projects and my favourite is the basement stairs. Love the rustic touch the wood adds.
So much accomplished in just one year - you SHOULD be proud! After all, you have a family and a blog to look after ;). I have been inspired by your decorating style, and taken bits and pieces of it into my own home. Hubby just loves our gallery wall and I never would have thought of it without you. Happy 2013 - keep up the great work!
Sarah, you and your home inspire me to keep making mine...mine! I love the B&B in the office and that's the plan for my back hall! Looking forward to another year with you!
Amazing Sarah! And, I too have seriously thought of moving our laundry to our basement!! However, with just the two of us at home now it isn't as bad as it used to be.
You home is so dreamy! I just want to go tear mine apart and start all over. Not sure how hubby would feel about that!
So many great projects! You have completed a lot this year!
Can't wait to see what 2013 holds for you!
I love some of the DIY projects here. That kitchen island is stunning.
I've followed your blog for more than a year now and you are such an inspiration! My hubby and I just bought our first house and I'm always checking your blog for new ideas. Thanks so much for sharing!
I hear ya on the sloth thing! The improvements you have made on your house are outstanding and inspiring! Rock on! Looking forward to following along in 2013!
Those were some mighty big projects you took on last year and they all turned out great!
You have done lot of work this year. Well done!! Hope to see few interesting projects in the coming year as well.
This is great! I'm new to you, so I hadn't seen a lot of these projects, and they're gorgeous! Happy New Year! I love this time of year too!
You have done a lot... and it's beautiful. You are so talented. I can paint, and make my home cozy, etc. But, I wish I had the "know how" to use all the tools, measure, build, etc... as you do!
Chatting on facebook makes me feel like I know what is going on in your life, but sadly, I think I've missed a lot! I love all of your projects, and your home is amazing. Let's plan another little "chair makeover" so I can come up and stay with you again soon. Like, seriously.
Everything looks great! I plan on doing some of your board and batten in the entry way this next year and we are going to cover our patio. Have a Happy New Year.
Wow, all you've accomplished makes me feel like I haven't achieved much this year. Love the library bookcases you did and the office make over, it's so much brighter now.
Best wishes for another great year in 2013!!
Love it all, especially the office redo. My favorite part is the blue painted ceiling. I have to try that this year. It really makes such a difference.
You are seriously one very talented lady!
It all looks just fabulous! I MISS seeing all of your wonderful ideas come together when I'm out of the blogging loop!
I'm counting on some good inspiration to help me get my baby nursery done before she gets here in February!
Thanks especially for your sense of humor in your posts. I adore your tips on home design but your personality makes it truly enjoyable to read.
This is just what I need and it might kick me into gear to get started with with some painting in my kitchen and dining room!
This is great, thanks for sharing! My fiance(soon to be hubby) have big plans to redo the bathrooms in our condo (they're brown) and update the kitchen cabinets hopefully!
Um, yes, I'd say you were productive! That is A LOT for a year!!
I just came across your blog and have loved looking around! I love your references in various posts to Dave Ramsey too. :-) I will be back...can't wait to follow along!
P.S. Great name by the way!


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Galactic Star
Scott Hamilton Photo
Greg and Skye Bond are the State's pre-eminent trainers who will notch a remarkable achievement by having a record number of seven starters in the TABtouch WA Pacing Cup at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
They appear to have a stranglehold on the $450,000 Group 1 feature event to be decided over the testing long journey of 2936m and they agree that classy seven-year-old Galactic Star is their major hope, with five-year-old Mighty Conqueror their second best winning prospect.
The Bonds have won every major Group 1 event in the State, with the exception being the WA Pacing Cup in which they went close 12 months ago when El Jacko flew home along the pegs to finish a half-length second to the pacemaker Rocknroll Lincoln.
Galactic Star, owned by Skye Bond and Rob Gartrell, is awkwardly drawn on the inside of the back line, leaving leading reinsman Ryan Warwick with the gnawing problem of whether to follow stablemate Our Jimmy Johnstone, who has drawn the prized No. 1 barrier, or to make a spirited effort to ease Galactic Star off the pegs and into the one-wide line as soon as possible.
Galactic Star also started from the inside of the back line in the 2536m Fremantle Cup last Friday night and travelled strongly under lock and key in eighth position, four back on the pegs, before he hit a marker peg 250m from home and broke into a fierce gallop. He dropped back and finished last.
"Ryan said Galactic Star was just 'travelling' and would have proved to be very hard to beat last week if he had not struck the peg," said Gartrell, who also is a part-owner of stablemates Our Jimmy Johnstone, Vampiro and Ana Malak.
"He's a great horse and very dangerous. And the 2936m will be right up his alley."
This will be Galactic Star's third attempt at winning the WA Pacing Cup. A 40/1 chance, he galloped out from barrier three in the 2018 Cup, raced at the rear and was blocked for a clear passage in the final circuit when 11th behind Soho Tribeca.
Then, last year Galactic Star was a 4/1 chance from barrier seven when he raced three wide early before obtaining an ideal passage, one-out and one-back, and then wilting to finish 11th behind Rocknroll Lincoln.
"To have four runners in the Cup is a great thrill," said Gartrell. "Our Jimmy Johnstone likes to lead; he loves the long trip and will be very competitive," he said. "You don't often draw No. 1 at Gloucester Park, so when you do, you've certainly got to do your best work."
Our Jimmy Johnstone, an 11-year-old and veteran of 127 starts, will be handled by 21-year-old Bailey McDonough, the youngest driver in the race. If Our Jimmy Johnstone is successful, he will become the second oldest winner of the WA Pacing Cup behind Defiance, the 13-year-old gelding who was driven to victory by his trainer Bernie Cushing in the 1961 Cup.
Our Jimmy Johnstone showed his ability as a pacemaker when McDonough drove him to an all-the-way victory in the 2536m Brennan Memorial last September. He started from barrier four and raced in the one-out, one-back position when a sound fifth in last week's Fremantle Cup which was won by Caviar Star who got up in the final couple of strides to beat the pacemaker Vampiro by a head.
This will be Our Jimmy Johnstone's fourth appearance in a WA Pacing Cup. As a six-year-old he was a 6/1 chance as the Bond stable's only runner in the 2015 Cup when he started from the inside of the back line and raced one-out and two-back before finishing a sound fourth behind My Hard Copy. From barrier six and a 16/1 chance in 2017, he raced wide in the middle stages and finished last behind Chicago Bull. In last year's Cup he was a 125/1 outsider from barrier nine and raced one-out and two-back when a solid fifth behind Rocknroll Lincoln.
Vampiro, to be driven by Colin Brown, will again start from the outside barrier (No. 9) and Brown is likely to again use the six-year-old's sparkling gate speed in a bid to set the pace.
"Skye has always been a big wrap for Vampiro," Gartrell said. "He's probably been a bit immature and has taken a while to come through. He's getting better and better and last week he showed what he can do. He has that speed (at the start) and he's tough. It will be interesting to see where we go from barrier nine this week. I think he has the speed to cross (to the front)."
Ana Malak was driven by Michael Grantham in last week's Fremantle Cup when he started from barrier seven and was 11th at the bell before charging home along the pegs to be a close-up and eye-catching fourth behind Caviar Star. Nathan Turvey will drive Ana Malak from the No. 7 barrier this week, with Grantham being engaged to handle the Bond-trained Our Alfie Romeo, the only mare in the race.
Ana Malak, whose 11 wins from 23 starts include the Four-Year-Old Classic and Golden Nugget in late 2018, is being sought by American buyers. "This could be his swansong," said Gartrell. "We have received quite a good offer and a decision hasn't been made. You've got to be commercial in this industry. But if he wins the Cup, he probably won't be up for sale."
Our Alfie Romeo, a winner at 18 of her 36 starts, is favourably drawn at barrier No. 3 on the front line. But she faces a stern test against seasoned group 1 campaigners. The Pacing Cup has not been won by a mare over the past 48 years, with the most recent winner being the Les Marriott trained and driven Pyramus in 1972. Nineteen mares have won the big race in its 106-year history, with only four being successful over the past 73 years.
Letty Lind, a mare trained and driven by Charlie Fraser, rated 2.46.3 when she beat another mare, Heather Bells by ten lengths in the inaugural Cup at the WACA Ground in 1913.
Our Alfie Romeo warmed up for this week's assignment in grand style when she began speedily from barrier three, set the pace, sprinted over the final quarters in 28.2sec. and 27.4sec. to win, unextended, by almost three lengths from Fake News at a 1.57.3 rate over 2130m last Friday night.
Dylan Egerton-Green has been booked to drive the richly talented Mighty Conqueror, a five-year-old who has raced only 26 times for 15 wins. The New Zealand-bred gelding will start from barrier five and looks set to fight out the finish. He has recovered from a bruised hoof which forced him to miss last week's Fremantle Cup.
Warwick is a great admirer of Mighty Conqueror and after driving him to victory at Gloucester Park earlier this season he said: "His ability is scary. His weaponry is outstanding and every time I come off the track, I say to everyone that it is unreal what he can do. We haven't had one like him for a while and he doesn't do anything wrong. He's pretty exciting."
Egerton-Green has a wonderful association with Mighty Conqueror. He has driven him just twice for a third to Ana Malak and Ideal Liner in the $125,000 Four-Year-Old Classic in November 2018 and for a nose second to Ana Malak in the $200,000 Golden Nugget the following month.
Shockwave, the beaten 9/4 favourite when sixth in last week's Fremantle Cup, has drawn poorly at barrier eight on the front line, but has an exceptional turn of speed and is capable of a bold showing for trainer Ryan Bell and ace reinsman Gary Hall jnr.
Shockwave, winner of the Golden Nugget in mid-December, raced in eighth position in last week's race before starting a three-wide move 900m from home. He moved to second at the 550m mark before wilting in the closing stages.
"When I watched the replay, his personal sections were off the charts," said Bell. "Barrier eight this week is just a starting point. I'm pretty rapt with him and, with luck, he can play a big part this week."
Ken Casellas
Australia Harness Racing
International Harness Racing
Gloucester Park

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A report published by the Fukushima Nuclear Accident Independent Investigation Commission referred to the earthquake, tsunami, and following melt down of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in 2011 as a disaster 'made in Japan' (Commission 2012: 9), underlining the endogenous character of the calamity. Since March 2011, however, it has become increasingly clear that the Fukushima disaster was not only 'made in Japan' but also 'making Japan'. The incident has triggered a fundamental transformation of the country's economic, political, legal, and cultural institutions. The research project "Changing Disasters" aims to explore this two-way relationship between disaster and society. It is vital to understand how modern disasters are shaped by societies – but it is no less vital to understand how contemporary societies are shaped by disasters.
According to recent estimates, 244 million people were victims to natural disasters in 2011. In addition a countless number of people were indirectly affected through a constant flow of information and images of disasters delivered by global media, and by the way institutional actors prepare for, mitigate, and respond to disasters. The aim of "Changing Disasters" is to investigate how the perpetual presence of real or virtual disasters gives shape to contemporary societies. This calls for an ambitious trans-disciplinary approach. As hybrid phenomena disasters cannot be explored without 360 degrees knowledge of the various dimensions of human life.
The project is organised in three thematic clusters that cut across the traditional grid of scientific disciplines: (1) Imaginations addresses the social, political, technical, and cultural aspects of interpreting disasters, (2) Interventions investigates the trans-disciplinary and creative aspects of responding to disaster scenarios, and (3) Transformations sets out to cover the trans-disciplinary aspects of the technical, institutional and social transformations in societies, initiated by disasters on a short- as well as a long-term basis.
The project is carried out under the auspices of COPE, Copenhagen Center for Disaster Research (http://www.cope.ku.dk).


Heroes can equip Skills, which provide a variety of benefits during battle.
Skills are divided into active and passive skills–and within the active skills, there are 3 types.
These correspond to the hero's equipped weapon.
Similar to previous Fire Emblem games, each weapon has its own stats.
Might: The higher this number, the more damage dealt to the enemy.
Range: Determines the area where the weapon can be used, measured in squares away from the wielder.
Additionally, many weapons have bonus effects. For example, the Killing Edge makes it faster to charge a Special.
These correspond to a non-combat ability. For example, Sing allows another hero to move again in the same turn.
These are flashy critical moves that inflict more damage than usual.
Each time a hero inflicts damage or receives damage, their Special will charge up. Once it's charged up, the hero's next attack will be a Special. After using a Special, you must wait for it to charge up again.
To see how many attacks are left before a hero's Special is ready, you can simply check the number below a hero's attribute icon on the map or next to their Attack rating during combat.
If the number has been replaced with the Special icon, that means the Special is ready.
As their name suggests, these provide a boost just by being equipped. Passive skills come in 3 different flavours: A, B and C.
For example Speed +1 is an "A" skill that grants 1 extra point of Speed.
Heroes can equip one of each type of Skill. For passive skills, they can equip an A, B and C. Therefore allowing a maximum of 6 Skills to be equipped for one hero.
Skills can be obtained by consuming SP (Skill Points), earned from defeating enemies or leveling up. Each hero has their own SP pool.


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November 1, 2016 (New York, NY) – Hard rock titans Alter Bridge will embark on their first headline tour of 2017 across North America beginning on January 21st in Mobile, AL. The Last Hero Tour will make stops in cities across the country such as Chicago, IL, Philadelphia, PA, New York, NY and Las Vegas, NV before wrapping up in Seattle, WA. Artist presale tickets are currently on sale. Tickets and VIP Packages will be available publicly on Friday at 10:00AM local time and can be purchased at https://www.alterbridge.com/tour.
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Q: No sound ASUS F554L - Windows 10 I have no sound coming from my ASUS F554LD laptop that I upgraded to windows10.
I checked on the site for drivers and they dont have a windows 10 sound driver yet, would this be my problem?

A: This fixed my sound problem, after updating to Windows 10:
1- In Search Windows, type Sound.
2- Under the Playback tab, double click on Speakers.
3- Go to the Advanced tab.
4- In the Default format, change the Bit and Hz of your speaker and Test. Choose a range that you can hear the speakers and click Apply.
5- Done.
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http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/c00d1199

A: Go to sounds Click configure follows the steps click next, next etc. then go to properties in the enhancements section click on restore defaults, then go advance section an see if you can test the sound if not try changing the format. it worked for me. i hope it helps you.

A: what I ended up having to do to fix it was to go in and uninstall and then reinstall the VIA HD Audio drivers, using the ones already on the system. Once I did that, my speakers work fine.

A: I updated the driver by going into Device Manager under Settings, then Sound, Video and Game Controllers.  Under Realtek High Definition Audio there was the option under Driver to Update, which reinstalled the driver and the sound worked straightaway.

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By Jim Garamone, AFPS NATIONAL HARBOR, Md., Nov. 7, 2011 – Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey will not recommend Congress enact legislation making the chief of the National Guard Bureau a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs spoke at the National Guard's 2011 Joint Senior Leadership Conference here today.
Dempsey will be testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee later this week and expects to address the issue. "I wanted you to hear it from me, before you saw it on CNN," the chairman told the National Guard leadership.
The chairman is recommending against making the chief of the National Guard Bureau a member of the Joint Chiefs, because he feels "only one person can be in charge of the 'brand,'" he said.
The Army chief of staff is in charge of soldiers, the chief of naval operations is in charge of sailors, the Air Force chief of staff is in charge of airmen, and the commandant is in charge of Marines, Dempsey noted. "That person, who is accountable for that institution across the components, in my feeling, should be the service chief," he said.
Another reason Dempsey believes the chief of the National Guard Bureau should not be a member of the Joint Chiefs is because the chief has no budget. "The service chief, along with the service secretary, has the responsibility to organize, train and equip the force using the resources given him by the Congress of the United States," he said.
The chairman said his decision has nothing to do with his high esteem and respect for the National Guard leaders and the contributions National Guardsmen have made. "We are truly one force today," he said.
The general asked for a show of hands in the crowd for those Guardsmen who have served in Iraq or Afghanistan. Almost all service members raised their hands.


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Supreme Court's gay marriage ruling could be Friday
Tatiana Sanchez
Antonio Lopez and Paul Cochran tied the knot in 2008 because they wanted their union to mean something to the outside world.
The young gay couple met at a bar in Portland and later made a bold move to the desert together because of its gay-friendly culture. They've been inseparable for 15 years.
But they want couples around the country to have the same rights they've been afforded. Like same-sex couples nationwide, Lopez and Cochran await a historic vote that can change the course of gay marriage in the U.S.
The Supreme Court will decide as early as Thursday whether same-sex couples throughout the nation have a constitutional right to wed.
Justices will review an appellate ruling that has upheld bans on same-sex unions in four states — Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee.
"I think it's going to mean a lot to the rest of the states. I don't think California will have to worry too much. We've had the pleasure of having benefits that a marriage would allow people like us," Lopez said.
The two have made a comfortable life for themselves in Palm Springs — Cochran, 37, is a bartender at the popular Trio Restaurant in Palm Springs, and Lopez, 46, has been with Maximum Security Alarm Systems for 11 years. They share a cozy, ranch-style home on Farrell Street adorned with lavender walls, trendy maroon furniture and leopard carpeting.
Their dogs, two miniature salt-and-pepper-colored schnauzers named Samantha and Ashes, roam around their home excitedly.
"The reason we got married was two-fold — one because politically we thought the more (gay couples) that got married, the easier it would be for people to accept it. Second fold, we used to hear horror stories about one of the partners getting sick and not being in the room when the other died. I can't imagine that. There's no way," Lopez said.
"I'm looking forward to it, but I know it's not the end. I think it'll be an uphill battle, like abortion. I think it's going to be around a long time."
In the case known as Obergefell vs. Hodges, Supreme Court justices will rule on two key questions: whether states are required to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples under the Constitution and whether states should recognize same-sex marriages performed elsewhere, in states where it's legal.
While the Supreme Court's pending decision is expected to set the tone for equality and gay rights in the U.S., the state of California, which legally recognizes same-sex marriage, could see little impact.
"In a loss, living in California — while still devastating because of the national mood — would have very little impact on the day-to-day lives of LGBT people in California," said Kate Kendell, executive director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights based in San Francisco.
If the ban on same-sex marriage were reinstated by the Supreme Court, California would need a voter referendum to overrule the decision.
But Californians have long been at the forefront in the fight for gay rights.
"Marriage in California is secure regardless of what the Supreme Court does. But California does care about how other states treat our relationships," Kendell said.
Sandra Andrade of Indio said she and her friends haven't discussed the possibilities of the Supreme Court's ruling, but she hopes it will come down in their favor.
"I think it would be great because each state would be the same," she said. "We'll be more comfortable traveling all over the country without worrying about 'Oh, this state doesn't support same sex marriage.'"
Andrade, 34, who owns a daycare in Coachella, has been with her partner Rosalva Isidoro, 34, for nine years. The two hope to marry when they hit their 10-year anniversary.
"It's gonna be something big," Andrade said.
The National Center for Lesbian Rights in 2013 filed a lawsuit on behalf of three legally married same-sex couples who lived in Tennessee at the time, including Matthew Mansell and Johno Espejo.
The lawsuit challenges Tennessee laws against gay marriage, arguing that they violate provisions within the U.S. Constitution, including equal protection and due process and the right to travel or move to other states, according to the organization.
Mansell and Espejo met at a YMCA in San Francisco 20 years ago and instantly hit it off.
The men married in 2008 during a quick ceremony at San Francisco City Hall, surrounded by their children, family and colleagues.
The couple took a leap of faith and moved to Franklin, Tenn., in 2012 with their two young children after the law firm where Mansell worked transferred him to the small town 21 miles south of Nashville.
But Tennessee law prohibits recognition of the couple's marriage, treating them — and any other same-sex couples in the state — as strangers to one another.
Though they've since moved back to California — where their marriage is legally recognized — the couple said it's important for them to fight for all same-sex couples throughout the nation, in particular those whose unions aren't legally accepted.
"For Johno and I, it means that we actually stood up for ourselves, that we are showing our children and family that a majority should not be able to push down a minority," Mansell told The Desert Sun on Tuesday. "We're proud that we're able to stand up for our rights."
Once the Supreme Court announces its ruling, all of the plaintiffs involved in gay marriage cases will know the outcome of their prospective lawsuits, Mansell said.
"I'm extremely nervous and excited. It's kind of a weird combination," he said.
Seesawing on gay marriage
The United States passed the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996, a federal law that allowed states to refuse to recognize same-sex marriages performed under the laws of other states. The law prohibited some same-sex couples from being recognized as spouses, thus prohibiting federal marriage benefits.
The road to legalization in California has been a tough one, with the state seesawing on the issue for more than a decade.
California voters passed Proposition 22 in 2000, which defined marriage as an act between a man and a woman.
The state Legislature approved Assembly Bill 849 in 2005, becoming the first legislature in the U.S. to pass a same-sex marriage bill without court pressure. Then-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed that bill.
The Legislature passed AB 43 two years later, a second same-sex marriage bill Schwarzenegger also vetoed.
Though originally the California Supreme Court ruled in favor of gay marriage in 2008, voters passed Proposition 8 later that year, a measure that eliminated same-sex couples' right to marry. The measure was challenged in 2009, but the California Supreme Court ruled to uphold it in the same year.
It wasn't until 2012 that a three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Prop 8 as unconstitutional.
Two major Supreme Court rulings allowed same-sex marriage to resume in California in 2013, a historical event that significantly changed the lives of many same-sex couples in the Coachella Valley. The Supreme Court struck down a key section of a law that denied federal benefits to married gays and lesbians and cleared the way for gay marriage in California.
Couples like Lopez and Cochran benefited.
For Lopez, being a gay Latino man brought on unique struggles from early on.
"I grew up the typical Latino — communion, Baptism, confirmation, Altar boy. I did it all. But I always knew I was gay," he said.
"There's still circles of my family where it's not spoken of. But they all know Paul. It took a lot for me to get there with my family."
The son of impoverished immigrant migrant workers, Lopez closeted his sexuality from his traditional Latino family. He left home at 18.
"When I finally told my dad and mother, they cried. It's always, 'What did they do wrong,'" he said. "It was a painful childhood for me, but I think I came out pretty good. And my parents are lovely now."
Worldwide legalization
Thirty-seven states have legalized same-sex marriage but 13 states still prohibit gay and lesbian couples to marry, among them Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee.
Acceptance of gay marriage has also made strides around the world in recent months, even in deeply religious, traditional countries.
In May, Ireland became the first country to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote, with support for legalization coming in at more than 60 percent, according to official results.
Mexico followed suit at the beginning of the month. The country's Supreme Court declared that a series of state-level laws defining marriage strictly as a union between a man and a woman were unconstitutional, thus legalizing same-sex marriage across the predominantly-Catholic country.
Activists in the Coachella Valley have been gearing up for the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling since the beginning of the year.
In March, the Desert Stonewall Democrats — an organization dedicated to LGBTQ political action and to promoting equal rights for all — held an informational panel on the Supreme Court's pending vote, drawing about 50 community members.
And in April, the Coachella Valley's Geoff Kors, a widely-respected voice in the fight for same-sex marriage equality and a candidate for Palm Springs City Council, joined hundreds at the U.S. Supreme Court, when oral arguments were presented in the historic case.
"There was really great energy. There were so many people there who have been involved in the fight. And I think everyone knew they were about to witness history as it was happening," Kors told The Desert Sun following the arguments.
The LGBT Community Center of the Desert will hold a news conference at its offices at noon on decision day. Organizers from several LGBT organizations are expected to attend.
Local leaders have also reserved Francis Stevens Park at Alejo Drive and Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs through the end of June for a rally following the vote.
The rally is slated to begin at 5 p.m. on Decision Day, which also could occur Friday or Monday.
Tatiana Sanchez is the Equality and Immigration reporter for The Desert Sun. She can be reached at (760) 778-6443, by email at Tatiana.sanchez@desertsun.com or on Twitter, @TatianaYSanchez.


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The Protestant Reformation and Revolution church movement began because of the evils perpetrated on nations by the Roman Catholic Popes, who incited war and annihilation to all that created serious objections to their anti-Christian doctrines.
Please read the many articles on the worldwide quest of the Roman Catholic Church to reign as the supreme religious leader; of having all other religions to bow to their world supremacy. Many articles are available through Books.Google.Com. There is an abundance of historical reference books in libraries around the world, substantiating the facts of these false religions . E.g. England, Ireland, and the attempts of Roman Catholic Popes to control that part of the world. Catholics verses Protestant, wars in Ireland. Current political views of governments worldwide, that oppose the Roman Catholic Doctrines, and there Catholic anti government policies, beliefs, and practices.
A Mr. Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti, in the late 1860's declared that he alone was like a god, stating he was incapable of making a religious mistake, according to his twisted heathen based religious traditions; additionally stating that he alone declared an ordinary woman (Immaculate Conception) to be as a god, and his followers were to pray to and to worship her.(Mary) Teaching that acts of Charity replaces the Atonement of Jesus, in other words a person can be reconciled to God and go to Heaven by doing good works.This arrogant person was and continues to this very day 2015, the Roman Catholic Pope Pious 9.
The "Protestant Movement" in general terms, is a continual movement against this world domineering Roman Catholic Religious Empire. The Roman Catholic Religious Empire consists of (1) spiritual, (2) physical.
1., 2. As examples, a person might say that his/her religious thoughts would not interfere with one's PHYSICAL job duties or requirements.
However, the person's spiritual thoughts are unchanged. The spiritual elements will gravitate towards those elements in the workplace that are more in line with one's spiritual leanings. A person's spiritual tendencies (good or bad) could be through meeting and associating with like-minded people. Work performance could be associated with or from strong spiritual (or a lack of) beliefs through commitments, and dedication, to the performance of an individual within the workplace, and associated duties.
Furthermore the Protestant's religious opposition isn't limited to the evils of Catholicism, but includes all foreign anti-christian religions, including all other that are in opposition in part or wholly to tenets of the basic PLAIN doctrines. Religious doctrines, all, that exclude Protestant Christian New Testament Truths, Commands, Admonitions from Jesus, the Apostles, and Evangelists.
Doctrinal ideas, thoughts of compromise, recognizing other religious views, are for the purpose of giving the impression of being tolerant.
In closing I would like for you to listen to one of the leading False Teachers of modern times. This teacher is a "once saved always saved adherent." This deceived group deliberately and falsely believe that God has (DESTINED, SELECTED, ELECTED, GOD CHOSE THEM) according to this false teacher, that he and his followers are to go to Heaven, and all others are (DESTINED, SELECTED, ELECTED, GOD CHOOSE THEM) to go to Hell.
This false worldwide Baptist teacher rejects the writings of the Protestant Christian Bible outright, as all Roman Catholics. Both,-and many more- as False Christian religious Cults believe there is NO NEED for a person to be "spiritually born again."
Catholics, Baptists, and a whole host of other world-wide religions totally and absolutely REJECT the Atonement of Christ! The Truth's and Commands given by Jesus, the Apostles, and Evangelists within the Protestant Christian Bible New Testament.
Said simply, they all without exception
"DON'T BELIEVE THE BIBLE."
Mr. Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti was a false teacher of the worldwide anti Christian Roman Catholic Movement.
Mr. Billy Graham is the false teacher of the worldwide anti Christian Baptist Movement.
Listen to these ridiculous devilish statements by Mr. Graham.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axxlXy6bLH0&rel=0
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Brown Eyed Junco nest. Photo taken at Pier Park on Earth Day, April 2016.
At its April 3rd meeting, the Parks Board will consider making comments on the current Discussion Draft of the Off-Road Cycling Master Plan (ORCMP). Any comments made by the Parks Board will be delivered to the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability which is tasked with producing a final ORCMP.
Link to Parks proposal, PortlandMaps.com/bps/offroadcycling; click on the map at Pier Park to see the changes proposed at Pier Park.
First of all, the description of Pier Park as a candidate listed most of our amenities, but does not include the pool, or tennis courts (they are in need of repair… but they are an amenity). I point this out to highlight what Pier Park already offers and instead of adding a new amenity, we should invest in existing ones.
Also, I concur that there are real potential conflicts with off road cycling mingling with other users of the Park. During peak spring and summer season it is already a high volume well utilized park. The increase of dogs off leash in Pier Park is already a hazard and there is a contained off leash area across the Bridge to Chimney Park. I do not have faith that off road cyclists will remain in a designated area. It is inevitable that there will be off road cycling throughout the park.
Many members of our community have expressed that Pier Park is a beautiful place to engage with nature while walking or running as a recreation activity. Preserving the ability to utilize the pathways for pedestrians and current cyclists without adding off road to the mix, will be even more important as the population increases in our city.
Another amenity in the park is unnecessary and will compromise other activities already offered in Pier Park.
I am writing on behalf of the Friends of Pier Park (FoPP), in response to the most recent Portland Off-road Cycling Master Plan and its involvement & connection with Pier Park.
Our group and community has been following and providing input to this plan for several months, while working through our standard North Portland PP&R channels, but feel it is best if our stance is formally documented through your official feedback process.
Park safety is one of our core tenants, and as such, we do not feel that PP&R Recommendation #3 ("natural surface loop family friendly trail…inside park") could be feasibly designed without drastically reducing safety and usability for other park users. The current family friendly path (paved & mixed-gravel) that exists today is heavily used by walkers, joggers, strollers, kids, dogs, bird-watchers, and slow moving bicycles. Any sanctioned off-road bike course or track would add speed and unrestrained bike riding styles into the equation that would be unfit to mix into a family friendly path. Course features mentioned such as "rocks, logs or bridges" would have these higher speed bikes moving back off-and-on to the trail which would be unpredictable for regular traffic flow. Our regular path users would not want to use such a trail.
Another of our core tenants is restoring the Park's natural beauty. Any path or trail as denoted in PP&R Recommendation #3 would have to be a new trail (due to above speed/traffic concerns), which would lead to biodiversity and habitat loss in the Park, which we firmly oppose. Additionally, we challenge your rating of Pier Park as "healthy to degraded conditions" as a green light to move forward.
The last point on PP&R Recommendation #3, is that logistically, it would be virtually impossible to cut a new path that doesn't cross or is in proximity to any of the heavily used disc golf courses or our softball and baseball fields. It should be very apparent that off-road cycling and discs being thrown at 60+mph do not mix well.
Yet, we are open to working with PP&R on Recommendation #2, a "small to medium sized bike park near the current skate park". Let's work closely together on this plan as we do share concerns on which paths the intended users would take to get to the bike-park, and where this bike-park would actually sit.
2-Page PDF copy of letter.
If you are able, please attend the April 3rd meeting.
We are opposed to Pier Park being included as an off-road cycling park in any form.
We live three houses from the skate board park in Pier Park. We regularly use the park to walk and run it's trails, watch birds, and as a place of peaceful solace among its trees. It is a popular place for walkers, joggers, dog walkers and nature lovers. The trails of Pier Park are a major asset and are used by the young and elderly, the able and the disabled. Any off-road bike activity, including a bike park, would encourage increased bicycle use of the trails. This would impact the safety and enjoyment of those who use these trails.
We oppose the creation of any new bike trails within the park. Pier Park is unique for its diversity of plant life and wildlife habitat. Bicycle paths among the trees would have a negative impact on the ecology of the park. In addition, a disc golf course and off road bike trail could not safely co-exist within the park.
We understand that a bike park is being considered next to or near the skate park. East of the skate board park is a grove of trees, which must remain intact, and a ball field. The only open space that could be available is a narrow strip just north of the skate park. We are opposed to filling this small area of open space with a bike park. It is inevitable that many of those who use the bike park would naturally extend their biking to the park trails, posing a safety concern with those enjoying the trails.
Parking for park users already spills into the residential streets. An additional activity would add to the problem of inadequate parking options.
Pier Park already offers a wide array of recreational opportunities with its disc golf course, ball fields, walking trails, swimming pool, playground, basketball court, picnicking areas, and tennis court. There is no reason for Pier Park to attempt to accommodate any additional recreational use. Funds for our park should be put to better use providing a needed bathroom, improved drinking fountains, park benches and a renovated tennis court.
There has been a lack of communication between Portland Parks and Recreation and the North Portland community regarding this proposal. Through open house events, community members in SW, SE, NW, East and Downtown Portland have been informed of how the Off Road Cycling Master Plan will affect their parks. To our knowledge, no open house was held in North Portland. No informational flyer was posted within the park. As a result, community members and users of Pier Park have not been given a similar opportunity to learn of this proposed change to our park. This oversight needs to be corrected. No decision should be made regarding Pier Park until the North Portland community has an equal opportunity to learn about and provide their concerns and comments on this proposal.
Thank you for your response and comments.


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Over the last several years, I've become fascinated by the Apollo space program, which landed six missions on the moon during the late 1960s and early '70s. There are plenty of fascinating books on the subject, particularly Andrew Chaikin's A Man on the Moon and Charles Murray's Apollo. Apollo has also inspired wonderful movies like The Right Stuff and the excellent miniseries From the Earth to the Moon. I'm certain that Charles Farmer (Billy Bob Thornton) would be familiar with all of these resources and pretty much anything created about spaceflight. Schooled by the Air Force and trained to be an astronaut, he quit following his father's death and never returned. The bank is preparing to foreclose on his farm, but Farmer remains focused on a more ambitious goal than paying the bills: he plans to fly a rocket from his barn into space. Even when you consider his high-level science degrees and professional credentials, this seems like an impossible goal. However, his focus remains on finally achieving this idealistic fantasy.
The Astronaut Farmer comes from Michael and Mark Polish, who also depicted small-town dreamers in their last picture, Northfork. Their characters might be delusional but seem resigned to make the attempt or die trying. This type also appears in Jackpot, where Jon Gries' unfortunate karaoke singer still believes he'll become a star. The Polish brothers' films have an inexplicable charm that reveals optimism mixed with an understanding of life's harsh realities. This is their most commercial project yet and could easily be dismissed by cynics as ridiculous fantasy. A plot description could induce eye-rolling in many viewers, which might explain the modest box-office returns. The final product is actually a bit more complex, which is largely due to devoted work from star Billy Bob Thornton. He inhabits Farmer with such believable force that you can forgive some of the obvious messages. The sad determination of this idealistic dreamer compels you to hope for his success.
The story largely works due to Farmer's interactions with his family and the colorful townspeople. Played strongly by Virginia Madsen, his wife Audie stays committed to her husband's obsession, but her faith goes only so far. His son Shepard (Max Thieriot) will be "Mission Control" for his planned flight, and he idolizes Farmer. Michael and Mark Polish's own daughters play the couple's young girls, who can't get enough of their fun dad. The interactions might be cheesy but stay real due to solid writing and performances. In supporting roles, Bruce Dern brings his grizzled presence to Audie's father, while J.K. Simmons plays the condescending FAA representative. Bruce Willis has an uncredited appearance as a former astronaut buddy who can't even side with Farmer's goals. The cast also includes brief, colorful performances from Jon Gries and Mark Polish as goofy FBI agents and Richard Edson as a local policeman. This impressive group of actors enhances the straightforward tale and even makes some awkward moments enjoyable.
The Astronaut Farmer has a premise that any Apollo enthusiast would love, but it does stumble a bit along the way. One major action happens so quickly that it takes a little while to realize it's not a dream sequence. This event's aftermath slows the pace and fails to match the success of the first hour. The casual early tone and Thornton's amiable presence make the opening acts entertaining, and it's hard to expect this high level throughout the film. A minor rebound does occur near the end, but it still feels a bit too conventional for the Polish brothers. I can appreciate a happy ending, but would have hoped for something a bit more thoughtful. M. David Mullen (Big Love) does provide some wonderful photography throughout the picture, and his final shots don't disappoint. The open landscapes of Santa Fe stand in for Texas, and we see the mythic natural landscape reminiscent of Sam Shepard's place in The Right Stuff. This film does not reach the epic heights of that classic, but it offers an interesting human story. Working inside a conventional plot structure, Thornton and the Polish brothers deliver an engaging portrait of American idealism.
Image Transfer Review: The Astronaut Farmer includes gorgeous footage of the New Mexico landscape that recalls the idealistic myths of the Old West. This DVD release offers both a stunning 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer and a less-inspiring full-frame version. I would highly recommend the first choice, which allows the Polish Brothers' impressive long shots to shine. The colors are much sharper and help to deliver a top-notch presentation. I've seen worse pan-and-scan transfers than this one, but it still lessens the effect of the home viewing.
Audio Transfer Review: This disc provides a solid 5.1-channel Dolby Digital transfer that effectively presents the booming sounds of Charles Farmer's rockets. It also includes plenty of background music designed to generate an emotional response. There is nothing particularly wrong with this track, but it fails to deliver the truly memorable sound needed for a higher recommendation. It lacks the power of the best audio offerings but still provides a good experience.
Extras Review: The Astronaut Farmer offers countless possibilities to give an interesting history of the space program and the Polish brothers' reasons for exploring this topic. A commentary would have given them a chance to offer lots of good details. Instead, we get an okay documentary, How to Build a Rocket: The Making of the Astronaut Farmer. This half-hour feature does briefly discuss their inspirations and the film's primary elements. We hear from many of the actors about their experiences, and they obviously have plenty of praise for the Polish brothers. The straightforward piece also includes text quotes from astronauts like John Glenn and Christa McAuliffe about their experiences. Other segments present second-unit shooting and a look at composing the score. While the material sometimes borders on being too upbeat, this documentary offers some worthy insights.
The remaining extras include a collection of bloopers and outtakes plus a brief interview with astronaut Dave Scott. Running for about nine minutes, the collection of goofs involves the typical missed lines, laughing, and other silly moments. We also see set malfunctions like locked doors and the brick not shattering the window. Virginia Madsen makes a lot of mistakes, and Billy Bob is his usual witty self. I was disappointed that the interview with Scott lasted for only three minutes. He was the commander of the Apollo 15 voyage to the moon and also flew on two other space flights. During this brief feature, he discusses his past and talks about the film's fantasy aspects. Scott as also appeared on similar DVD features, and he's a positive, informative guy.
The Astronaut Farmer tackles a technically daring achievement but doesn't waste time showing how Charles Farmer builds the rocket. Instead, we see the personal obstacles that could keep his dream from becoming a reality. Anchored by a strong performance from Billy Bob Thornton, this eccentric picture is sometimes too obvious, but its heart is in the right place. This DVD release could have used more Apollo history and a commentary, but it still deserves a modest recommendation.


Louis' an omega starting out at university, Niall's his dorm-mate, Liam's the friendly neighbourhood alpha and Harry and Zayn are the alpha heirs to their families fortunes.
Prompt Fic: A Sign that says no trespassing. A prompt that lead to a multi-chapter series.
This is an in-depth explanation for a world where Gender is fluid, there are soulmates that are not always romantic, nor singular, there is alpha-beta-omega pack dynamics approached in a non-typical way, and being a dominant, submissive, or switch is more a genetic disposition than a sexual preference. Basically, this is an invitation for anyone interested in all these things, but with no idea how to tackle making a world out of them, to use this world for your AUs.
No seriously, even if it's not my fandom (Or it's original fiction!) I would still read it if you wrote it in this world and linked back to this guide. I hope that people find this as fun to use as I did to create it.
All tags are meant to indicate things that will be discussed, and how the society this world is set in handles them, not that any of these things will be written out graphically in any way.
For all intents and purposes, Cell Block C does not exist—at least, not in any blueprint, map, or schematics. It is a myth, a legend, or a folktale used to tame prisoners in the same way the boogey man did for young children.
When everybody has strong incentive to win, only the forces of nature can determine the outcome.
Gavin tilted his head and felt his entire body still.
My avid readers, this author is pleased to write that this year promises an eventful season, especially, this author believes, for Midoriya Izuku, a rare male omega, who is rumored to be engaged to the most elusive alpha, Todoroki Shouto.
But things aren't so nicely wrapped for the newest couple of the ton. A certain hot headed earl, Katsuki Bakugou, has staked claim and announced that Izuku Midoriya was his. But this fiery alpha has shown no indication that he plans to marry.
I started writing this fic a few months before she passed, and her generosity, humor, intelligence and pure kindness made me respect her deeply - both as an accomplished writer and even more as a beautiful soul.
This is a fan-fic of her unfinished work. If you haven't already, I would highly recommend heading over and read that first for all the amazing immersion into Tolkiens dwarven culture with an exciting, funny and romantic adventure with Fili and Kili as starcrossed lovers.
I know a little bit of what Withy planned for "A Long and Quiet Darkness", and I might incorporate some of that plot in the background of my main story.
Ps: chapter 5 are being revised to meet a higher standard of writing, therefore delaying the new chapters.
"She recalled the day her parents told her of her enrollment like a chilling stab, a painful, numbing, and ever-present reminder of happier times."
Mike is an Alpha, in love with Will, an Omega, in a world where social roles between Alphas and Omegas are very strongly defined. Alphas are bred to be aggressive rulers. Omegas, obedient and quiet followers. But Will isn't like the other Omegas. He's feisty and independent and refuses to bend to an Alpha's will, to his mother's dismay. Furthermore, the physical particularities of Alphas make it that most Omegas fear them and keep away, rendering healthy relationships between Alphas and Omegas basically impossible. Mike is however determined to win Will over and prove everyone wrong.


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PRS for Music reveals royalties rose 4.4 percent in 2018
PRS for Music, which represents 140,00 songwriters, composers and publishers, has reported its end of year figures for 2018 with royalties rising to a record £746m.
UK music performed particularly well overseas with international revenues seeing a 9.1 percent increase, bringing in £280.6m.
This global boost was fuelled by the success of PRS for Music members Ed Sheeran, U2 and the Rolling Stones.
Live revenues also saw a boost of 12.8 percent to £38.9m, helped by British festivals like British Summer Time in Hyde Park, London alongside tours by Florence and the Machine and Paul McCartney.
While income from broadcasters fell by five percent to £127.7m, reflecting a decline in traditional TV viewing, online revenues have increased by 17 percent to £145.7m.
The online rise is due, in part, to rising subscriptions to Spotify and Apple, but also following a licensing agreement with Facebook, Instagram and Mixcloud for music played on those platforms.
PRS for Music's chief executive officer commented that last month's vote to approve the changes to European copyright laws exposed the potential of seeking royalty revenue from online gaming.
His comments follow a virtual concert by Marshmello, which was attended by 11 million Fortnite players in-game avatars.
Robert Ashcroft, chief executive, PRS for Music, says: 'Royalties from international and digital continue to underpin our growth. The way in which we all consume music has changed dramatically over this period, switching from ownership to access, but the popularity of UK music endures. Long may it continue.'
In this Q&A for M, Ashcroft looks behind the headline results to explain what the 2018 figures really mean for songwriters, composers and publishers.
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Q: QTextEdit ничего не выводит после переопределения keyPressEvent require 'Qt4'

class Test<Qt::TextEdit
    def keyPressEvent(e)
        if(e.key()==Qt::Key_Enter || e.key==Qt::Key_Return)
            puts "Ok"
        end
    end
end

app = Qt::Application.new(ARGV)

ptxt1=Test.new
ptxt2=Test.new
ptxt3=Test.new

spl1=Qt::Splitter.new(Qt.Vertical)
spl2=Qt::Splitter.new(Qt.Horizontal,spl1)
spl1.addWidget(ptxt1)
spl2.addWidget(ptxt2)
spl2.addWidget(ptxt3)

spl1.resize(500, 500)
spl1.show()
spl2.show()
app.exec()

Программа должна при нажатии Enter при фокусе в нижнем QTextEdit печатать "Ok" в консоль, это она делает, но при этом в нижний QTextEdit не получается что-либо напечатать. В чем ошибка? Думаю дело в keyPressEvent. Я новичек, поэтому прошу не пинать сильно.

A: Я не знаю ruby, но в Вашем коде я не вижу, чтобы Вы отдавали управление базовому классу(TextEdit) на обработку тех клавиш, что Вас не интересуют. Сейчас Вы просто обрабатываете Enter, а остальное уходить в «чёрную дыру»

Вот как это можно сделать в C++:
void keyPressEvent(QKeyEvent* event)
{
    if(event->key() == Qt::Key_Enter || event->key() == Qt::Key_Return)
    {
        //Что-то делаем
        //...
        //Если мы хотим чтобы QTextBox тоже обработал enter, тогда надо закомментировать return
        return;
    }
    QTextBox::keyPressEvent(event);
}


WHEN the Discovery Museum in Bridgeport sought a new director in 1995, a startling 85 candidates applied. Only one did not have any prior museum experience. That was Elena deMurias, who landed the job.
Ms. deMurias, whose name reflects her Cuban roots, had worked overseas for many years as an international banker. She lived and traveled throughout Asia, Europe and Latin America. Three years ago the intrepid Ms. deMurias and four other women sailed a sloop from southern Maine to Connecticut during Hurricane Felix.
The trustees wanted someone energetic and creative to shake up the 36-year-old science and art museum. ''What they wanted was a change agent who could move the museum into the next generation,'' Ms. deMurias explained. They got that, all right.
Dozens of programs fill the museum. A Challenger capsule attracts teachers and students captivated by space. Occasionally Girl Scouts can be heard whispering through the wee hours as they bed down in sleeping bags for a museum overnighter. Every Tuesday elderly men and women visit the museum to hear a Metropolitan Museum traveling lecture on art. And planning is underway for eight different summer camps.
Her most recent accomplishment was securing accreditation for Discovery Museum, only 1 of 18 in the State of Connecticut to achieve this distinction. In practical terms accreditation makes it easier to borrow colleagues' holdings, obtain grants and participate in professional programs.
Ms. deMurias has many dreams for the museum, some of which she shared in a recent interview. Following are excerpts from that conversation.
Q. Do you find suburbanites resistant to coming into the city to visit Discovery Museum?
A. The flip side of that is the reluctance that Bridgeport parents feel about sending their children to the white suburbs. Having the museum as a neutral zone makes it safe, easy and acceptable for both groups.
It is difficult when people look at our address and see Bridgeport. However, right off the Merritt Parkway, we find we have a positive geographic location. We get a lot of schoolchildren who go home and tell their parents about coming to the museum. The parents then feel it is safe to come back again.
A lot of parents also come as chaperones. Word of mouth is very important for us. We have a stable 93,000 visitors each year, about half schoolchildren and half general public.
We are the only space-oriented museum with a planetarium and a Challenger Learning Center.
Q. What is the Challenger Learning Center?
A. The Challenger Learning Center was founded by the seven families of the Challenger astronauts to continue the crew's education mission. What they wanted to do was ''to prepare youth to live wisely and productively in a technological society.'' They felt that through a mock-up of the capsule and mission control, students would learn to understand the concept of space exploration and also the different scientific principles behind the experience and the communications that go into having a space mission.
There are only 25 in the United States and Canada. Students come from New York and all over New England to do the Challenger mission. One day recently we had a school from the Bronx and one from Rhode Island. This is a program for fifth grade and above.
We are working with NASA and the Connecticut Museum Collaborative for Science Education to start a teacher resource room for space science. Recently we received 1,700 pounds of CD-ROMs and other things to set up a new library. Teachers can use the resources. With Mir and the different space shuttles there is a tremendous amount of interest.
Q. Have you changed the art program?
A. We have upgraded the art programs I think a 1,000 percent, particularly, by bringing in an internationally renown curator, Ben Ortiz.
We have two main shows a year which are public shows. We have established the Partnership in Arts and Learning between the suburbs and inner city Bridgeport where we team up schools from each area to come to the museum and get to know each other.
We have 800 students coming in twice a year for this program from Bridgeport, Trumbull, Fairfield and New Haven.
We base the program on the public art show. We have art, dance and science components. Now they are using the Barnum Show.
Q. What outreach efforts does the museum have?
A. We have a whole team who go from Greenwich to Stratford two or three days a week. They usually fill up the whole back of a car. They may teach a course in physical sciences -- for example, electricity or bubbles. We also have a number of community centers like the McGiveny Center and Family Services Whitfield who bring their students here for after school programs.
Another piece of our outreach program is in the arts. We just finished an AIDS mural. We had child artists ages 9 through 12. Our teachers coordinated it. It's on the McGiveny Center wall. We worked with a group called Spanish Fly, a Hispanic group of young people in their early 20's who promote the arts in Bridgeport and the Hispanic community.
Q. Where does the museum's money come from?
A. Our money is mainly private. We get no money from the city or state except for program-oriented money. For example, the City of Fairfield has an escrow account of $25,000 for the use of their school children. Bridgeport has a $30,000 account for the schools.
Our school programs really drive what we do here. The admission and the fund-raising fall into place after that. We get some grants and private money. An enthusiastic group of volunteers called the Benefits Committee led by Martha Gesswein from Fairfield raises more than half.
We started a new program called Sunday Celebrations. It is funded partly by the Connecticut Commission on the Arts and Chase Manhattan Bank. It is a program to bring diversity to the museum on the weekends. Every three weeks we bring in an artists from different cultures to entertain and to provide a Sunday afternoon festival. Recently we had Senagalese drummers and Chinese instruments for 600 people.
We had blacks, Asians, whites, Hispanics; we had young, we had old. It was what I want to turn the museum into, a place where everybody in the community feels comfortable to be a part of what we do.
Q. Is the museum planning to move to the Harborplace redevelopment on the waterfront?
A. We think it is important for the Discovery Museum to be part of this cultural and economic development. We have begun to talk to the developers who won the project, Alex Conroy from Fairfield and ERE Yarmouth of Australia. They are very excited about having the Discovery Museum be part of the complex.
It is a huge commitment. In order to do this we would have to raise a great deal of money. We would go from 30,000 to 120,000 square feet. It is an opportunity to take all the pieces we do in a small way and be able to offer them in a much larger way.
We would have to raise between $30 million and $40 million. (Now we raise about $300,000 each year.) It is absolutely huge but the excitement is there. People love to give to a dream and to something they had a part in building. There is excitement in the suburbs as well. For Bridgeport it is exciting because it would be much more accessible. Kids would be able to walk to us after school.
What we are doing right now is talking to people to find out what dreams other places have had and been successful with. We've been to the Legislature and presented our plan to the Commerce Committee.
The designers who we are working with must think in a completely different way. They have to think of exhibits that cross our three areas -- the children's museum, art and science. If for some reason the move doesn't happen, we will be able to bring all this expertise and new excitement into the Discovery Museum right here.


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A Brief History of Timber as Construction Material
Jun 26, 2016 | News, Specials
The importance of timber in the shaping of human history is paramount. For thousands of years, it has remained one of the most valued natural resources. Today, timber trusses are used in the construction of the large majority of residential homes, and it's always interesting to look back on our history and how certain discoveries and resources helped shape it. Let's take a look at the history of timber and construction through the ages.
Early Use: (Prior to Stone; Timber Ruled)
It's quite difficult – if not, impossible – to ascertain how long timber has been used to build shelter structures, given that it obviously far predates historical records and likely even language. In all likelihood, humans in our modern form in the palaeolithic age would have used timber tens of thousands of years ago frequently for tools and other purposes in day to day life. Prior to the stone age, timber would have been the main resource from which to build just about anything and everything. The crafting all manner of items crucial to survival, including weapons to hunt protect ourselves with, canoes and rafts to move on water and of course shelter.
The image below is an artist's interpretation of early human shelters, which were put together with wood and stones. There is evidence to suggest that these temporary wood houses were prominent in certain parts of Europe 40,000 years ago.
Not to mention, cutting down trees and using the timber for firewood is thought to have been crucial for human existence in the first place. Needless to say, the use of timber was the most important natural resource pre-civilisation.
Timber Framing: Historically Popular Construction Material
Timber framing, whereby construction involves fitting cut-off pieces of timber together to create the frame, is thought to have emerged in the Neolithic period, or the last period of the Stone Age. Interestingly, the method of timber framing and the styles of structures that were built depended greatly on the type of trees available in the region. There is evidence to suggest that timber framing techniques were used all over Europe and in part of Asia during this time, where hardwood tree including oak and maple, are in abundance. In comparison, in colder climates such as northern Europe and parts of Russia, the log home was preferred, given that timber was quite tall in these areas. The ready availability of timber in EuroAsia is considered as one of the contributing factors to the rise of Western civilisation.
In some ways, it's quite amazing that the same material early humans were using thousands of years ago is still one of the most important materials we use in the building of houses every day. Timber remains the preferred material for the framing of residential homes for a variety of reasons including the fact that it is readily available and renewable, it conducts heat and it's inexpensive and easy to use.
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Q: How to active and deactivate function on check I wish to run 2 function: 1 if check box checked another if the check box is not.  I can not seem to activate the Wave() function at all.  but the draw() function is as required.  It is just to activate or deactivate on check box checked or otherwise.
var canvas = document.getElementById("canvas");
var ctx = canvas.getContext("2d");

var PI2 = Math.PI*2; //place the circle on canvas
var cx = document.getElementById('xpos');
var cy = document.getElementById('ypos');
var fuzz = document.getElementById('blur');
var intensity = document.getElementById('intense');

//Gets the initial values for wave form
  var sinCheckBox = document.getElementById('sin');
  var sinInput = document.getElementById('sin-f');
  var periodInput = document.getElementById('period');
  var ampInput = document.getElementById('amps');
  var yPosInput = document.getElementById('Y-pos');

  var isDrawSin;
  var sinFrequency;
  var period;
  var amp;
  var yPosition;
  var xPosition;
  var factor;

  draw();

function validate() {
        if (document.getElementById('sin').checked) {
            wave();
        } else {
            draw();
        }
    }

function draw(){
  example = intensity.value/10;
  //console.log("the intensity = " + example);

  ctx.globalAlpha= example;
  ctx.fillStyle='rgba(25, 255, 50, 0.8)';
  ctx.shadowColor = 'rgba(25, 255, 50, 1)';
  ctx.shadowBlur = fuzz.value;
  ctx.clearRect(0,0,canvas.width,canvas.height);
  ctx.beginPath();
  ctx.arc(cx.value,cy.value,3,0,PI2);
  ctx.closePath();
  ctx.fill();
  drawFrame();
  drawCross();

    requestAnimationFrame(draw);
}

  function wave() {
    resize();
    setParameters();
    drawFrame();
    drawCross();
    drawWave();
    requestAnimationFrame(wave);
  }

I would like the draw() function to be active at the start but when the user checks the 'sinCheckBox = document.getElementById('sin')' to switch to the wave() function and stop the draw() function.  And vice versa.
Thanks

A: I think you are not calling validate from  anywhere,
You might want to call validate instead of draw. Which will decide which function to use


This jian is a beautiful reproduction of the sword in the Han dynasty (B.C 202-A.D 220). The blade is made of folded steel and octahedral, wire-brushed grains are visible. The handle is designed to be held by one hand and is made of hardwood wrapped in waxed cotton cord. The handle ends in a flat, handmade gilt iron pommel. The handguard and ornaments in the scabbard are also gilt iron, handmade. The motif on fittings are four gods in Chinese fairy tale. Four Gods are mythological creatures in the Chinese constellations. They are the Azure Dragon(Qing Long) of the East, the Vermilion Bird(Zhu Que) of the South, the White Tiger(Bai Hu) of the West, and the Black Turtle(Xuan Wu) of the North. Each one of them represents a direction and a season. The scabbard is made of ebony, a type of black hardwood with a fine texture.
The sword is functional, it's an artwork for collection.


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Scylla paramamosain is a mud crab commonly consumed in Southeast Asia.

Distribution

Scylla paramamosain is found along the coastlines of the South China Sea down to the Java Sea. It is now produced by aquaculture farms in southern Vietnam.

Taxonomy
Scylla paramamosain was described by Eulogio P. Estampador in 1949, as a subspecies of Scylla serrata. It is now known that the crabs previously referred to as S. serrata in China were mostly S. paramamosain.

References

Arthropods of Vietnam
Edible crustaceans
Commercial crustaceans
Portunoidea
Crustaceans described in 1949


Ingredients: Rapeseed oil (70%), EGG yolk (15%), water, spirit vinegar, Mustard powder, flavouring (mustard), antioxidant: E385.
Our Kewpie Mayonnaise is the most popular mayonnaise in Japan.
Kewpie Mayonnaise is much more creamy and rich than the mayonnaise usually sold in Europe. It is made with rice vinegar rather than the traditional distilled vinegar used in most mayonnaise and this gives it's unique creaminess.
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Mideast Christians urge Arabs lead fight against Islamic State
GENEVA (Reuters) - Middle East Christian leaders called on Muslim governments and religious authorities on Tuesday to condemn Islamic State for its assault on minority religious communities and to take the lead in efforts to destroy its power in Iraq and Syria.
They told a news conference that the reaction so far from Arab countries had been "timid" to the militant group's killings and expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Christians in massacres against all religious and ethnic minorities.
"The situation of Christians and other minorities amid the massacres and atrocities of (Islamic State) is dire and our future in the region is at stake," said Patriarch Ignace III of the Syrian Catholic Church of Antioch.
"The leaders of Arab countries and the Arab League have to stand up and do something."
Patriarch Sako I of the Chaldean Catholic Church said in Iraq over 10,000 Christians — who have had large communities in the Middle East for some 2,000 years — in Iraq had been killed by the militants and some 170,000 expelled from the north.
In areas under Islamic State control in Syria, around half a million Christians had been forced to flee areas where they had long lived at peace with their Muslim neighbors.
"We are calling on the religious leaders of the Muslim countries to issue a fatwa (religious edict) against the killing of any human being, not just other Muslims," said Patriarch Sako. "So far, their voice has been very timid."
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A parallel statement from the two patriarchs and 6 other church leaders including Greek Orthodox and Coptic prelates said the ideology of Islamic State was against human rights, and was a threat to society in the Middle East and across the world.
"If not strongly condemned and effectively destroyed, then this ideology will damage the entire system of human rights," the group said. The top priority was to defeat Islamic State and "do away with its murderous policies".
The two leaders told the news conference, called by the Vatican mission to the United Nations in Geneva, that they were nervous about the U.S. bombing campaign against Islamic State, saying it could boost Arab popular support for the militants.
"It needs boots on the ground, just bombing is no solution," said Patriarch Sako. "But these should perhaps be Arab boots. The Arab League should be involved. This is primarily the responsibility of the Arab states."
In intense efforts over the past few days, U.S. diplomats have found little concrete support from regional countries seen as wary of stepping into a sectarian war between the Sunni militants of Islamic State and its Shia opponents.
But Patriarch Ignace said there was a reluctance among Arab political and religious leaders in countries where Islam and the state were closely entwined to recognize the human rights of Christians and other minorities.
"(Islamic State) was born in this context, an amalgam of religion and the state," he said. "Our Arab friends tell us they want us to stay but we have to ask them: what are you doing to stop the fanaticism of your fellow Muslims?"
Reported by Robert Evans; editing by Ralph Boulton