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BAE to close historic Chadderton plant which built WWII Lancaster bombers
BAE Systems is to close its plant in Chadderton, Oldham - ending the site's historic link to the aviation industry which included the wartime manufacture of Lancaster bombers.
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BAE Systems is to close its plant in Oldham - ending the site's historic link to the aviation industry which included the wartime manufacture of Lancaster bombers.
Proposals to move the business to its Samlesbury site by March next year were announced to 161 staff at the Chadderton factory this morning.
A statement said: "BAE Systems is proud of its long association with the Chadderton site.
"However, a significant reduction in the site's workload means that it is no longer viable for BAE Systems to continue to operate out of the site.
"We can confirm that we have announced today the start of consultation regarding the proposal to transfer all the ongoing businesses from our Chadderton site to our Samlesbury site progressively between September, 2011 and March, 2012."
The company, which leases the factory, blamed the move on a reduction in orders, including the government Nimrod aircraft programme which was axed last year.
A spokesman said it hoped to move as many of its staff to Samlesbury but some job losses were 'inevitable'.
Staff at the site on Greengate perform procurement, customer services and engineering support functions.
Manufacturing ceased at the plant in 2005.
It marks the end of an era for the Chadderton factory, which was opened in 1939 by aircraft manufactures A V Roe Ltd and went on to build half of the 7,000 Lancaster Bombers manufactured during the Second World War.
In its heyday the plant employed more than 11,000 people.
Since the war the factory manufactured the 75 Canberra twin-jet bombers, the York, Lincoln, Tudor, Athena, Ashton, Avro 707, Avro 748, Shackleton, Vulcan and Nimrod.
The name Avro Ltd ceased to exist in 1963, when it became part of Hawker Siddeley Aviation Ltd. The company later became part of British Aerospace in 1977 when the industry was nationalised and changed its name to BAE Systems in 1999.
Lesley Dobson, a spokesman for BAE Systems, said: "BAE Systems is proud of its long association with the Chadderton Site. However, a significant reduction in the site's workload means that it is no longer viable for BAE Systems to continue to operate out of the site.
"We can confirm that we have announced today the start of consultation regarding the proposal to transfer all the ongoing businesses from our Chadderton site to our Samlesbury site progressively between September 2011 and March 2012. Full support to our customers will be maintained."
BAE Systems is a global defence, security and aerospace company with around 107,000 employees worldwide.
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In true Trump fashion, the president took to Twitter to blame Democrats for the government shutdown, saying it's in the interest of their "far-left base." He also accused them of putting the needs of non-citizens over citizens.
US President Donald Trump reiterated his Sunday threat to use the "nuclear option," urging Republicans to "go 51 percent" and vote on a "real, long-term budget" if the stalemate continues. The procedure allows the Senate to override the rule requiring 60 votes to pass a legislation.
Prior to that, he tweeted that Democrats are to blame for the current state of affairs. "Democrats have shut down our government in the interests of their far left base. They don't want to do it but are powerless!" Trump tweeted on Monday, referring to the shutdown which began at midnight on Friday, after the two parties failed to reach an immigration and spending deal.
He also accused Democrats of "turning down services and security for citizens in favor of services and security for non-citizens. Not good!" That remark is in reference to the fact that the shutdown has left government programs paralyzed, and hundreds of thousands of US federal workers on forced unpaid leave.
The topic of immigration has fueled constant debate between Democrats and Republicans, particularly as related to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and dreamers.
Efforts to reach a compromise failed on Sunday. The Senate is now scheduled to vote at noon local time on Monday on whether to re-open the government. White House and senior Republicans are standing firm, stating that they will not negotiate on "illegal immigration" until the government is re-opened.
It comes after a memo earlier this month from the left-leaning Center for American Progress Action Fund called on Democrats to make the fight for DACA recipients a "moral imperative," warning that otherwise they could jeopardize their chances in the 2018 mid-term races.
Meanwhile, Trump isn't the only one to finger-point when it comes to the government shutdown. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has called it the "Trump shutdown," accusing the president of not doing enough to reach a compromise.


The All Progressives Congress governorship candidate in Kebbi State, Atiku Bagudu, was Sunday night declared winner of the governorship election held in the state.
The state Collation Officer, Mohammed Ahmed, while declaring the result at Na'amo Hall, Waziri Umar Federal Polytechnic, venue of the Governorship Collation Centre in Birnin Kebbi, said Mr. Bagudu won in 19 out of the 21 Local government Areas, with 477,376 total votes.
Sarkin-Yaki Bello of the Peoples Democratic Party came second, winning in two LGAs with 293,443 votes, he said.
But the DG, APC governorship campaign organization and former deputy governor of the state, Suleiman Argungu, while responding to PDP comment said: "In every contest, certainly there must be a winner and a loser and this is a very clear win, particularly with the recent introduction of the Card Reader. So, it a victory that you cannot contest even in the tribunal or any court of law because INEC has made every bit of the exercise very transparent".
The APC deputy governor-elect, Samaila Yombe, who spoke on behalf of the Governor-elect, said the outcome of the election was the peoples' verdict and called on the PDP to accept defeat.
"People want change and they voted for change and people should also expect positive change from the new government," he added.


The Punjab Government has decided to move a Bill in the current Vidhan Sabha session to set up a 5-member Commission for framing a policy to empower and grant legal rights to farmers.
The "Punjab State Farmers & Farm Workers Commission-2017" Bill will be introduced in the Vidhan Sabha session beginning today, it was decided by the Council of Ministers, which met under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh ahead of the session.
The commission would have powers to frame agriculture policies and other related matters referred to by the state government. The government will have powers for making reference to the Commission on the subjects as may be decided and also for framing the rules for the Commission.
The commission will have corpus fund of Rs. 25 crore initially and Rs. 5 crore for next five years as grant to be given by the state government. The commission would be required to submit its report, which will be tabled in the Punjab Vidhan Sabha, an official spokesperson disclosed.
Besides a nominated Chairperson and a Member Secretary, the Commission will have Vice Chancellors of Punjab Agriculture University Ludhiana & Guru Angad Dev University of Veterinary Sciences, Ludhiana and Additional Chief Secretary Development/Financial Commissioner Development as ex-officio members. The Commission will have its headquarter at Chandigarh.
The Chairperson of the commission shall be a person appointed by the state government, who is a practicing/progressive farmer with at least a graduate degree, or an eminent agriculture scientist, and has sufficient exposure regarding current domestic and international agricultural scenario. He/she will have the status of Cabinet Minister of the state government and his salary and perks, besides other terms and conditions, will be regulated accordingly. The Member-Secretary of the commission will be in the rank of Secretary to Government and his salary and allowances and other conditions of appointment will be fixed by the government.
Giving details of the commission's agengda, the spokesperson said it will be mandated to provide for rights and welfare of those dependent on agriculture. The government will consult the commission on matters relating to welfare of those dependent on agriculture and matters referred to by the commission to the government.
The commission will also consider demands and grievances of those dependent on agriculture and various farmers' Associations and Unions and will meet their representatives from time to time and make suitable policy recommendations to the government.
The commission will be tasked to frame an agricultural policy which contributes to increase farmers' income while providing for ecological and economic sustainability and agriculture productivity. The commission will also collect data, information, analyze, inquire, consult, review, monitor, survey, undertaken studies and suggest measures for: improving the status of agriculture and allied sectors, rural infrastructure, agriculture extension and education, quality and delivery of agricultural goods/inputs and services by all entities including both government and private, besides promoting the off-farm job creation in rural areas.
It will also collect and analyze data, and recommend measures, relating to market interventions, mechanization and adoption of new technologies for agricultural production, value addition, post harvest handling and processing of the produce, domestic and international markets to assess the competition, future trends, local demand, export potential, import substitution and promotion of cooperatives for delivery of goods/inputs and services, with an aim to increase the efficiency and the economic sustainability of rural economy.


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(c) Burnside Lacrosse Club Inc.
Contact and player enquiries
burnsidelacrosse@gmail.com
Miller Reserve, Devereux Rd
Linden Park, SA
PLAY LACROSSE
Lacrosse in Australia and at Burnside
The History of Lacrosse
Lacrosse is one of the oldest sports in North America. The game's roots can be traced back to Native American religion, where lacrosse, or Baggataway, as named by the native Indians, was often played to resolve conflicts, heal sick people, and develop virile, strong men to be warriors. To Native Americans, lacrosse is still referred to as "The Creator's Game." Lacrosse was used by many tribes as training for war, with the Cherokee referring to the game as "little brother of war". These early games consisted of hundreds (and records of thousands) of players, with goals (being an object) being miles apart. These games were sometimes played over a whole, or even a number of days. The French explorers were reportedly the first Europeans to witness the sport, believing the sticks used resembled a Bishop's Crozier, or "La Crosse" in French. There are contradicting reports that the name was derived from a field hockey game the French played, call "jeu de la crosse".
Lacrosse in Australia
Lacrosse was first introduced to Australia in 1876, when Canadian Lambton L Mount imported 40 lacrosse sticks from Canada, for the creation of the Melbourne Lacrosse Club. The first practice match was played in June 1876 at Albert Park, by players from the Melbourne club. Games continued to be played between the "Reds" and the "Blues" between 1877 and 1878 and by 1879, four clubs existed in Melbourne. From these beginnings, Men's lacrosse spread around the country. Women's Lacrosse was first established in Melbourne, Victoria, in 1936 with the formation of two teams Williamstown and YWCA/Melbourne University, with the Victorian Women's Lacrosse Association (VWLA), now known as Women's Lacrosse Victoria, being formed in the same year, with Miss Rawlins(pioneer of the sport) as President, and Mrs Joy Parker (nee Newhouse) as Secretary. In 1939 the VWLA became affiliated with the All England Women's Lacrosse Association, and the following year with the United States Women's Lacrosse Association (USWLA). The first 'international' match was played at Melbourne University in 1938, against visiting American hockey players who also played lacrosse. By late 1940 Australia was deeply involved in the Second World War, and lacrosse sticks were put aside. The sport did not reform until 1962. It was in this year that Mrs Shaw, placed an advertisement in an Adelaide paper calling for women interested in playing lacrosse.
Womens Competition
The prospect of interstate competition was the impetus needed, and the South Australian Women's Lacrosse Association (SAWLA) was formed, along with the Victorian Association re-forming. Following the first interstate match in August 1963 between SA and Victoria (in Adelaide), which saw Victoria take the honour as winners, the Australian Women's Lacrosse Council (AWLC) was formed, now known as Women's Lacrosse Australia (WLA). Joy Parker became the first President, and went on to become the first Patron and Life Member of both the VWLA and the AWLC. Word drifted across to Western Australia and in 1965, the Western Australian Women's Lacrosse Association (now known as Lacrosse West) was formed. In this year the first Senior Women's National Championship was held. The AWLC gradually developed, and by 1975 the game had spread to the island state of Tasmania, where the Tasmania Amateur Lacrosse Association formed (now known as Lacrosse Tasmania). In 1995, New South Wales Lacrosse Inc became the most recent State to join WLA. Lacrosse is now also beginning in Queensland.
Men's Lacrosse was formed in South Australia in 1883, with the Adelaide Lacrosse Club. The sport grew quickly, and by 1887 the Adelaide Lacrosse Club had been joined by North Adelaide Lacrosse Club, Noarlunga Lacrosse Club and Knightsbridge Lacrosse Club (based in Leabrook and the father of the Burnside Lacrosse Club). In 1888, the governing body, South Australian Lacrosse Association was formed. Clubs were soon established across the state, including Port Augusta, Port Germein, Jamestown and Riverton.
Pre war, lacrosse was one of the most popular sports in the country, unfortunately (for lacrosse) with the rise of Australian Rules Football, the sport of lacrosse in Australia has declined. Senior national championships have been held since 1978, with South Australia reigning supreme, being undefeated for the first 12 years of the competition, before a monumental defeat by Victoria.
Burnside Lacrosse Club
The Knightsbridge Lacrosse Club, based in Leabrook, moved to the Eastern suburb of Linden Park in 1952 and was renamed the Burnside Lacrosse Club and commenced as a men's lacrosse club, in the Burnside Council District.
Alby Fewster
Was one of several people who helped form the Burnside Lacrosse Club along with Carl Schulz, Ray Cathie and others from the East Torrens Lacrosse Club in 1952.
In spite of a problem with his left hip, which was with him from the tender age of seven, Alby was constantly involved in his principle sport of lacrosse. Alby had a 20 year playing career with East Torrens from 1928 to 1948; substantial considering the problem he had with his hip. Alby gave incalculable service to "his club" in administration from 1941 to the mid 1980's in such capacities as Treasurer, Secretary, and Chairman. Vice-Chairman, Vice-President and President. Alby was a delegate to the S.A.L.A. from 1943 to 1950. Manager of the S.A.L.A. State team in 1947 and again in 1949. Chairman of the Junior and New Teams Committee in 1960. Elected as a Life Membership of East Torrens 1928 to 1992, 64 years of meritorious service. Alby received an ALC Certificate of Merit in 1961. Alby was respected by all as a man of courage who fought manfully against his illness. He wasn't the sort of man to "beat about the bush"; he called a spade a spade and appreciated similar directness and honesty in his dealings with others.
A trophy has been struck to perpetuate the Memory of Thomas Harold (Alby) Fewster and a commemoration game is held each year during the first minor round game between the East Torrens and Burnside Lacrosse Clubs and is played at the home ground of the previous years winner.
Burnside - Chadstone Lacrosse Clubs
Burnside Lacrosse Club and our Victorian Sister club Chadstone Lacrosse Club have enjoyed an ongoing annual inter-club weekend and games which is one of the longest in Australian Sporting History. Accurate history on this relationship is currently being compiled and will be included soon.


He's lost weight, and is back doing the quadruple jumps that helped him win three world titles.
But only a few weeks ago, there were days when Chan wondered if he'd made a massive mistake returning to competition. He wasn't confident he still had what it takes.
"There was a sense of worry, like 'Oh my god, am I ever going to be able to do it again? Maybe I'm too old for this, or maybe my body can't do it anymore, '" Chan said.
Chan stepped away from the competitive ice after his silver medal at the 2014 Sochi Olympics. He skated professionally, performing in more than 40 shows around the world last season. Then, feeling he had unfinished business, he resumed training in earnest in June for this coming competitive season.
There were some rough days in the beginning. His coach Kathy Johnson took a few phone calls from Chan looking for reassurance.
Skating his short program to Michael Buble's version of the toe-tapping tune "Mack the Knife" on Wednesday, Chan looked like he was back at his competitive best. He's lost about eight pounds, and is about three pounds lighter than what he weighed in Sochi.
"I wanted to be 150, which was back to my weight in 2011, when I won my first world championships, " Chan said. "I noticed that my quads and my jumps at that time were much lighter, and my margin for error, in my air position and stuff, was much larger.
Chan faces Japan's Yuzuru Hanyu — who defeated the Canadian for gold in Sochi — right off the bat, at Skate Canada International next month in Lethbridge, Alta.
Nam Nguyen, the 17-year-old who won last season's Canadian title in Chan's absence, said he's happy to have the veteran skater back.
On the women's side, two-time Canadian champion Kaetlyn Osmond is back after missing all of last season with a broken leg.
The 19-year-old from Marystown, N.L., was practising last September when she swerved to avoid another skater. She caught an edge and fell, fracturing the fibula in her leg.
"It's probably the first time I've ever been injury-free in my life, so it feels absolutely fantastic, to be able to come back and not have any pressure put on me because of it, and it's just a year where I can have fun with it, and just enjoy being back in competition, " Osmond said.
She had a rough comeback, at first refusing to practise when other skaters were on the ice, and then avoiding the portion of her program on which she fell.
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Reconciliation theme resonates in pandemic
Education staff are urged to mark National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week.
Image: National Reconciliation Week brings people together to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements.
The impact of COVID-19 should assist Education Department staff in their reflections on the importance of National Reconciliation Week, which starts on 27 May.
The theme for National Reconciliation Week 2020, 'In this together', reflects the current experience of the pandemic.
"The theme resonates as we face the extraordinary challenges of COVID-19 with a sense of solidarity and shared purpose," said NSW Department of Education Secretary Mark Scott.
"Working and walking together is the essence of National Reconciliation Week, as we take the opportunity to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation."
There is a suite of resources available to help in organising an event to mark National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week.
The Education Department has suggested three simple actions everyone can take to recognise and celebrate National Reconciliation Week:
Demonstrate respect by beginning your meetings and events with an Acknowledgement of Country during National Reconciliation Week and throughout the year.
Show your support by changing your Zoom background for the week.
Celebrate by watching the live recording of Baker Boy's hit 'Marryuna' – the title means 'to dance with no shame', in Yolngu Matha language.
National Reconciliation Week runs from 27 May to 3 June every year. The dates commemorate two significant milestones in the reconciliation journey – the successful 1967 referendum, and the High Court Mabo decision, respectively.
The week follows directly on from National Sorry Day on 26 May, which is held to remember the grief, suffering and injustice experienced by the Stolen Generations.
"Whether it's a virtual event next week or something in-person a little later in the year, it's important to bring people together to develop a greater understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, histories and cultures; to ignite conversation; and to spark change," Mr Scott said.
Outstanding teachers honoured on Australia Day
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The New Bern-Craven County Public Library has started registration for the upcoming book discussion series �Picturing America: Land of Opportunity.� It is a popular theme for the �Let�s Talk About It� book discussion program.
The programs are on Monday evenings at 7 p.m. Participants discuss five novels. The topic explores the idea that since the establishment of the New World colonies, America has been seen as a grand experiment. It explores the country�s size and geographic diversity, along with its greatness, power and potential.
Visiting scholars lead the discussion of each book.
Books for the series are provided by the North Carolina Center for the Book and will be available at the library.
Titles include �Ragtime� by E.L. Doctorow by Aug. 26; �All the King�s Men� by Robert Penn Warren by Sept. 16; �Seabiscuit: An American Legend� by Laura Hillenbrand by Oct. 7; �Noon Wine,� a short story in �Pale Rider� by Katherine Anne Porter on Oct. 28; and �Dreaming in Cuban� by Christina Garcia on Nov. 18.
The project is made possible by a grant from the North Carolina Humanities Council, a statewide nonprofit and affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Friends of the Library provides additional support.
Contact the library at 638-7800 for more information.


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Is devolution good for business? Have your say here
Business views needed to shape the debate on a possible devolution deal for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
By filling out this survey your views will be taken into account by councillors and partners who are set to debate the issue later in the year. The results of the consultation will also be shared with government who would have to agree any devolution deal for the area.
Councils have proposed a deal to government that could see more decisions made in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough by a new organisation called a Combined Authority (link). Currently government makes these decisions on Cambridgeshire and Peterborough's behalf.
Councils across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, including the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local Enterprise Partnership, have voted to consult with the public on proposals that could impact on residents and businesses.
This devolution process is also taking place in other areas of the UK.
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough devolution deal includes:
●	A new £20million annual fund to improve local infrastructure - such as road and rail projects. This fund would be for the next 30 years
●	A new £100million housing fund to be invested over the next five years to build more homes in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
●	A new £70million fund to be used to build more council rented homes in Cambridge over the next five years because house prices are so high in the city
●	Transferring other powers and funding that currently sit with Government down to the Combined Authority – in areas such as public transport, apprenticeships and helping people get back into work
●	A Combined Authority for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough with a locally elected Mayor
More information about the deal, and supporting materials, can be found on your local council's website.
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough proposal includes the following organisations and areas covered by them - Peterborough City Council, Cambridgeshire County Council, Fenland District Council, Huntingdonshire District Council, East Cambridgeshire District Council, South Cambridgeshire District Council, Cambridge City Council and the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local Enterprise Partnership.
Please take some time so you can have your say on a devolution deal for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.


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Das Romanische Haus ("domus lapidea", auch Steinernes Haus genannt) ist das älteste weltliche Gebäude der Stadt Seligenstadt im heutigen Landkreis Offenbach in Hessen. Es wurde von 1186 bis 1187 als Wohnhaus im Stil der Romanik erbaut. Es ist anzunehmen, dass das Gebäude als Vogtei, also als Amtshaus eines Vogtes des Kaisers Friedrich Barbarossa diente.

Nach erfolgreicher Sanierung durch die Stadt im Jahr 1986 erhielt das Romanische Haus den Denkmalschutzpreis des Landes Hessen.

Lage
Das mittelalterliche Haus befindet sich in der historischen Altstadt von Seligenstadt, in zentraler Lage, südöstlich des Marktplatzes. Es grenzt im Westen an den Innenhof hinter dem klassizistischen Seligenstädter Rathaus und im Osten an die Große Rathausgasse. Es befindet sich damit fast im Zentrum des oberirdisch nicht mehr sichtbaren römischen Kastells Seligenstadt.

Gebäude

Romanischer Ursprung
Ende des 12. Jahrhunderts stellte das Fachwerkhaus die typische Konstruktion für Wohnhäuser dar. Der Bau steinerner Häuser war äußerst kostspielig. Nur hohe Würdenträger, wie Bischöfe, Äbte, Vögte oder Schultheiße konnten sich diesen hohen Wohnstandard leisten. Oft erhielten die Häuser ausdrücklich den Namen "Steinernes Haus", wie in Seligenstadt, weil sie baulich, in einem Umfeld aus Fachwerkhäusern, so auffällig waren. In Seligenstadt hielt sich der Name bis heute.

Das Romanische Haus in Seligenstadt ist ein zweigeschossiges Wohnhaus. Das Satteldach war im Westen von einem Stufengiebel und im Osten von einem Schildgiebel begrenzt. Die Räume nahmen jeweils das gesamte Geschoss ein und waren ursprünglich nicht weiter unterteilt. Im Erdgeschoss befanden sich auf der zum Hof weisenden Südseite des Gebäudes zwei große, nicht verschlossene Rundbögen. Das zur Nordseite weisende Tor konnte hingegen mit zwei Holzflügeln verschlossen und mit einem Riegelbalken gesichert werden. Drei Seiten des Hauses sind im rechten Winkel zueinander angeordnet, während die leicht schräg stehende Ostmauer an ein schon vorher bestehendes Haus angepasst wurde, das zwischenzeitlich durch ein neueres Gebäude ersetzt wurde. An den drei frei stehenden Seiten des Hauses befanden sich im Obergeschoss jeweils zwei Zwillingsfenster, die in der Mitte durch eine Säule oder einen Pfosten unterteilt, ursprünglich jedoch sicher nicht verglast waren. Zwischen den beiden Fenstern zur Straßenseite befand sich ein großer Kamin. In der nordwestlichen Ecke des Hauses war eine kleine Abortnische eingebaut, deren Abortschacht bis zu den Fundamenten hinab reichte. Der Zugang zum Obergeschoss konnte nicht nachgewiesen werden und erfolgte entweder über eine Außentreppe oder über das Nachbargebäude.

Aus der Zeit der Erbauung ist kein schriftliches Zeugnis überliefert. Die Datierung des Gebäudes geht auf eines der Gerüsthölzer zurück, das beim Aufmauern aufgelegt, dann eingemauert wurde und im Mauerwerk verblieb. Dendrochronologisch wurde festgestellt, dass die Eiche, von der es stammte, im Frühjahr 1187 gefällt worden war. Da Gerüstbauer und Zimmerleute ihr Holz immer saftfrisch verarbeiten, lässt sich daraus das Baujahr festlegen. Dies passt gut zu einem Besuch von Kaiser Friedrich Barbarossa in Seligenstadt an Ostern 1188.

Spätere Veränderungen

Das Romanische Haus wurde im Laufe der Zeit mehrfach verändert. Der erste nachgewiesene Umbau geht auf einen Brand 1272 zurück. Die Datierung der Deckenbalken des Erdgeschosses ergab für die Bäume, aus denen sie gearbeitet wurden, als Fällzeit der Winter 1271/72. Die neue Decke lag etwas höher als die ursprüngliche. Die abgekohlten Balkenköpfe wurden herausgezogen und stattdessen Konsolen eingesetzt, auf die Streichbalken aufgelegt wurden, die die neuen Deckenbalken trugen.

Im 16. Jahrhundert wurde das Obergeschoss innen aufgeteilt. Eine Treppe führte nun innen, nahe der Ostwand des Hauses, nach oben. Ein breiter Flur, der fast die Hälfte der Geschossfläche einnahm, verband sie mit den Kammern. Aufgrund seiner Größe ist anzunehmen, dass er von allen Bewohnern gemeinsam auch als Wohnfläche genutzt wurde. 1595 wurde eine weitere Kammer durch zwei Fachwerkwände vom Flur abgetrennt.

Im 18. Jahrhundert wurden Erdgeschoss und Obergeschoss vollständig neu aufgeteilt. Die Treppe wurde in die Mitte des Hauses verlegt. Der deutlich verkleinerte Flur diente nur noch der Erschließung der umliegenden Zimmer. Diese Aufteilung blieb bis zum Kauf des Gebäudes durch die Stadt Seligenstadt 1978 fast unverändert.

Restaurierung und heutige Nutzung

Trotz zahlreicher Umbauten im Inneren ist beim Romanischen Haus in Seligenstadt sehr viel von der originalen Substanz erhalten geblieben. Vor der Restaurierung wurde die Bausubstanz zwischen 1977 und 1982 eingehend untersucht. Dabei ging es nicht nur darum, den baulichen Zustand festzustellen und ein Restaurierungskonzept zu erarbeiten, sondern auch um wissenschaftliche Kenntnisse zum mittelalterlichen Wohnungsbau zu erweitern. Bauliche Spuren von Türdurchbrüchen in der Ostwand, die aus unterschiedlichen Zeiten stammen, belegen die enge Verbindung mit dem Nachbarhaus. Farbspuren im Inneren der Decken erlaubten eine weitgehende Rekonstruktion der Position der Wände im 16. Jahrhundert.

Bei der Restaurierung wurde versucht, die romanische Bausubstanz so weit wie möglich zu belassen. Dabei musste aber auch auf die Statik des Gebäudes und die angestrebte Nutzungsmöglichkeit Rücksicht genommen werden. So konnten die Decken nicht herausgenommen werden und das Obergeschoss blieb niedriger als ursprünglich im 12. Jahrhundert. Das Ergebnis der Restaurierung ist eine gelungene Symbiose – ein Haus, das von weitem romanisch aussieht, aus der Nähe betrachtet sein Alter durch Verwitterungs- und Nutzungsspuren zeigt, gleichzeitig aber "durch neue Werkstücke, glatte Fußböden und gleichmäßige Dachdeckung deutlich macht, dass es einen weiteren gründlichen Umbau erlebte". Am 10. April 1984 wurde es neu eingeweiht.

Heute finden im Romanischen Haus kulturelle Veranstaltungen und standesamtliche Trauungen statt.

Siehe auch
 Liste romanischer Profanbauten

Literatur
 Thomas Ludwig: Das Romanische Haus in Seligenstadt. Theiss, Stuttgart 1987, ISBN 3-8062-0503-5.
 Joachim Zeune: Burgen – Symbole der Macht: ein neues Bild der mittelalterlichen Burg. Pustet, Regensburg 1996, ISBN 3-7917-1501-1: darin: Die moderne Burgenforschung: Das Romanische Haus in Seligenstadt, S. 70–72.
 Ernst Pfeifer: Seligenstadts "Romanisches Haus" gibt Aufschluß über das Bauen und Wohnen vor 800 Jahren und über die Schwierigkeiten einem solchen Haus heute gerecht zu werden, in Zeitschrift Spessart, 1987 (8), S. 3–7.
 Anita Wiedenau: Katalog der romanischen Wohnbauten in westdeutschen Städten und Siedlungen (ohne Goslar und Regensburg). (Das deutsche Bürgerhaus, 34). Tübingen 1983, S. 230–232.

Weblinks

 SeligenStadtMarketing: Romanisches Haus in Seiligenstadt Empfehlung, abgerufen am 23. November 2014
 Denkmalpflege Hessen: Thomas Ludwig: Das Romanische Haus in Seligenstadt

Einzelnachweise

Kulturdenkmal in Seligenstadt
Bauwerk in Seligenstadt
Seligenstadt
Wohngebäude im Landkreis Offenbach

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Q: Retrieve nested jsonobjects I am using Unity C# and want to retrieve data from a nested json object sent from my push notification.
The json object looks like this:
{
    "aps":
    {
        "badge":1
       ,"sound":"default.mp3"
       ,"alert":"test my push"
    }
    ,"u":"{\"custom\":\"{\"gameid\":\"12345\"}\"}
}

I the retrieve the json like this:
string payload = aboveJsonString;
Hashtable table = (Hashtable)easy.JSON.JsonDecode(payload);
Hashtable data = (Hashtable)easy.JSON.JsonDecode(table["u"].ToString());
Hashtable gamejson =(Hashtable)easy.JSON.JsonDecode(data["custom"].ToString());

Everything is right until the gamejson?
data["custom"] prints {"gameid":"12345"}
gamejson["gameid"] prints nothing?!?

I am kind a lost in this. Can anyone please help me with this and any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance :-)

A: You can Use Simple Json as it is best for Unity scripting. and regarding your problem it is escape sequences in your json string. If you are generating this json on your own server. you should avoid it. Otherwise you need to remove escape sequesnces from string before parsing it.

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Title: "An Indigenous Critique of Whiteness in Children's Literature"
Blogger and educator Debbie Reese, PhD, founder of American Indians in Children's Literature (AICL) blog, will deliver the 2019 May Hill Arbuthnot Honor Lecture. The announcement was made by the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC), a division of the American Library Association (ALA), during the ALA Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits held Feb. 9–13, in Denver, Colorado.
"Our selection of Dr. Reese recognizes her strong modeling of inclusion, integrity and respect (ALSC Core Values) via the timely insights she shares on the influential blog, American Indians in Children's Literature," stated 2019 Arbuthnot Committee Chair Barbara A. Genco.
Dr. Reese is a longtime advocate for Native representation and is a former teacher and university professor. She earned her PhD in Education from the University of Illinois, where she also helped establish the Native American House and American Indian Studies program. Dr. Reese also holds an M.Ed degree in Library and Information Science from San Jose State University. She is tribally enrolled at Nambe Owingeh Pueblo in New Mexico.
Members of the 2019 Arbuthnot Honor Lecture Committee are: Chair Barbara A. Genco, consultant, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Ernie J. Cox, Prairie Creek Intermediate School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Julie Dietzel-Glair, Baltimore, Md.; Rebecca D. Heard, Chicago Public Library; and Kiera Parrott, Library Journal/School Library Journal, Brooklyn, N.Y.


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Study and Work in Canada
Can international students work in Canada?
As a study permit holder in Canada, you may be able to work up to 20 hours per week off campus. But you need to get a work permit after arriving in Canada. Countries such as Australia and New Zealand better support student employment.
Generally, a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is required from a potential employer before applying for a work permit.
A positive LMIA will show that there is a need for the foreign worker to fill the job and there is no Canadian worker available.
There is a $150 processing fee for work permit applications.
You can work full time during scheduled breaks (for example, winter and summer holidays, and spring break).
If you are enrolled full-time in a degree-granting course of study, you are entitled to work on the campus of your university or college.
The employer could be your educational institution itself or a private business located on campus.
If you are eligible for on-campus employment, an officer at the port of entry to Canada should write on your study permit: "May accept employment on the campus of the institution at which the holder is registered in full-time studies."
International students who wish to participate in a co-op or internship program must apply for a work permit as well as a study permit.
Can students live and work in Canada after graduating?
International students graduating in Canada can become permanent residents by gaining work experience under the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program. To qualify, you must have graduated from a public or private institution that grants degrees. These institutions may include a university or a general and vocational college.
Work permits allow you to work in any occupation and change employers any time you wish.
They are valid for the length of your study program, up to a maximum of 3 years. For example, if you graduate from a 4-year degree program, you could be eligible for a 3-year work permit. If you graduate from an eight-month certificate program, you would be eligible for an 8-month work permit.
After gaining at least a year of job experience, graduates can apply for permanent residence under the Canadian Experience Class. You need at least a year of work experience in Canada in a managerial, professional, technical or trade occupation.
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Q: Conditionally optional flag in argparse I am writing a program that takes a list of urls as a parameter. Optionally, I would like to also be able to include a file containing a list of additional urls. Thus the program help would look like a combination of the below:
usage: [-h] url [url ...]

or
usage: [-h] --input-file file [ url [url ...]]

I am currently programming it as:
usage: [-h] [--input-file file] [url [url ...]]

where both usage of --input-file and specifying at least one url is optional. I am then checking myself if either the input-file or list of urls is specified.
import argparse

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('-i','--input-file', help="File of urls to be read")
parser.add_argument('urls',nargs='*')
args = parser.parse_args()
if not args.input_list and not args.urls:
    parser.error('must have either an input-file or a url')

Is there a way in argparse where I can force the user to specify a url if no input-file is given, but make it optional if it is?

A: If you specify a fromfile-prefix-chars (such as @), the user could specify a file to read these urls from.  The lines of this file are read and added to the sys.argv just as though they had been typed in the command line.
http://docs.python.org/dev/library/argparse.html#fromfile-prefix-chars
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(fromfile_prefix_chars='@')
parser.add_argument('urls',nargs='+')  # require 1 or more url
args = parser.parse_args()

these all work (where urls.txt has one url string per line)
parser.parse_args('four.txt'.split())
parser.parse_args('@urls.txt four.txt'.split())
parser.parse_args('@urls.txt'.split())

while no file or url gives an error
parser.parse_args(''.split())

The default help does not say anything about allowing that @url.txt file name, but you could add that in a custom description string.
PS - Your post-argparse test is simpler than anything you could specify in argparse.  A required mutually-exclusive-group involving the -i argument and the positional might work, but it doesn't do much more than your test.  I wrote 'might' because I'd have to double whether a '*' positional works in such a group.  But this is one of the first cases I've seen where that fromfile_prefix_chars option would be genuinely useful.

A: ArgumentParser.add_mutually_exclusive_group() should help you accomplish your goal. Have a look at the example at https://docs.python.org/2/library/argparse.html#mutual-exclusion or the code below:
~#: cat urls.py
import argparse

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
group = parser.add_mutually_exclusive_group(required=True)
group.add_argument('-infile', dest='file', help='File of URLs to be read')
group.add_argument('-urls', dest='urls', nargs='+', help='One or more URLs')

args = parser.parse_args()

~#: python urls.py
usage: urls.py [-h] (-infile FILE | -urls URLS [URLS ...])
urls.py: error: one of the arguments -infile -urls is required


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February 11, 2022 February 8, 2022 | Arjan Uittenbroek
https://www.discogs.com/release/647747-Madness-12-Inch
In all other countries this is actually the single for the song Shut up. Maybe in my country we thought that was abusive, so it was just called what it is: a 12 inch. The UK had a 12 inch too, but the Dutch version had one song extra.
Shut up is about a criminal who against all odds is trying to convince people he is not guilty. If like me you're asking why the song is called Shut up, I don't know. Originally it was part of the lyrics, but it has been removed. Now they're no longer part of the song at all.
So in the Netherlands we call it 12 inch.
#Madness


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New Media Ecologies of World Music
Tomorrow, bright and early, I'll be joining a panel of several esteemed colleagues to talk about "new media ecologies of world music" at the annual meeting of the Society for Ethnomusicology, which is taking place at the Wilshire Grand hotel in downtown Los Angeles. If you're in the area and up for getting up so early on a Sunday, please join us — or as co-panelist Josh Kun just tweeted:
Who's ready for cumbias and corridos at 8:30 tomorrow AM? World music 2.0 for the early risers and non-church goers
Here is the panel abstract, followed by the slate of papers and their titles. For those who read my recent piece in The National, much of what I'll be saying will sound familiar.
The category of "world music" has been identified with ethnomusicology since the late 1950s but was powerfully reworked in the 1980s into the industrially-produced genres of "world music" and "world beat." In recent years, independent redistributions and online circulations have revitalized "world music" with raw materials derived from a global array of previously underdocumented regional popular styles. But these emerging media ecologies of world music (sometimes described as "World Music 2.0") disengage from the top-down marketed collaborations and smoothly hybridized visions of the 1980s and 1990s. Instead, new productions reorient the ideologies and ethics of world music toward the discourses of "open source culture," free informational exchange, and participatory democratic access enabled by digital media and online distribution. Accordingly, the notion of what "world music" sounds like — and the picture of the world it entails — increasingly maps onto new global imaginaries of the popular, sometimes decentering the term's consumer lynchpin: the autonomous Western listener. However, despite the possibilities of more horizontal (if not peer-to-peer) revisions, critical problems of participation and power remain in familiar as well as new forms. While new media ecologies offer increased opportunities for inclusion and exchange, they simultaneously create novel patterns of exclusion, difference-making, and vulnerability at crucial nodes of shared access. This panel will question how globally popular platforms like YouTube enable or undermine the collective stewardship of world music, how digital modes correspond with more established commercial routes of musical circulation, and their challenges to ethnomusicology's existing discourses of musical culture.
12G Brentwood Room
Chair: Timothy Taylor, University of California, Los Angeles
8:30 Dude, Where's My Video? – Kevin Driscoll, University of Southern California
9:00 The Corrido and the Network: Cross-Border Ecologies of Mexican Music – Josh Kun, University of Southern California
9:30 Uneasy Peers and Unstable Platforms: The Making and Breaking of World Music 2.0 – Wayne Marshall, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
10:00 "New Old Media" of World Music – David Novak, University of California, Santa Barbara
The Journal of Popular Music Studies, and Me, and You
I'm happy to announce that I recently joined the team of associate editors at JPMS, or the Journal for Popular Music Studies, which is the quarterly publishing venue of IASPM-US, or the United States branch of the International Association for the Study of Popular Music.
Now that I've got that mouthful out, let me tell you why this is important to me and worth your interest — that is, if you fancy yourself a scholar or student of popular music.
Depending on one's language, methods, and audience, there are lots of venues for writing about popular music today, from the classic sites of music journalism (magazines, newspapers), to the world of blogs and tweets and tumbls, and including an increasing number of academic journals. All of those are fine venues, in their own way, and depending on their paywalls (or lack thereof), they all can serve to amplify ideas, share research, and work to reshape the ways we think and talk and write about music.
I'm glad to note that JPMS stands alongside many similar efforts, including Popular Music, Popular Music and Society, and nowadays a host of online and grad student-edited journals. All of these serve as supportive — and increasingly bold and accessible — platforms to stage rigorous peer-reviewed discussions and debates about the significance, meanings, and effects of popular music, very broadly construed.
The "broadly construed" part is crucial, and I know my co-editors are in agreement about the diversity of approaches and topics we'd like to invite. It's also important to me that the journal be broadly accessible — a public platform of sorts, to be read by people outside of popular music studies per se. Of course, being an academic journal, still embedded in a particular publishing regime, there will be inevitable constraints on our best wishes. But while we realize that an academic journal faces certain problems of access and professional requirements (i.e., getting people tenure in disciplines), we hope to cultivate JPMS as a space from which a broadened and more critical understanding of music writing might be generated.
Here's a revived description of the journal c/o the new Editors-in-Chief, Gus Stadler and Karen Tongson:
Journal of Popular Music Studies features work on popular music in its historical, cultural, aesthetic, and political registers. Its purview encompasses all genres of music that have been dubbed popular. The journal is also concerned with such issues as popular music's intersections with other arts, its relationships with old and new media, and its status as a field of research and critical writing. We welcome and encourage unconventional approaches (i.e. different from the standard scholarly essay) to these areas of inquiry. Each number of JPMS features book reviews, as well as occasional reviews of performances and recordings, and we regularly publish special issues oriented around a particular topic, co-ordinated by a guest editor or editors.
In a meeting of the editorial team earlier this semester, a more detailed picture emerged of the directions we'd like to take the journal. The following points help, I think, to situate JPMS uniquely in the field. In brief, we are in agreement that we'd like JPMS to
1. Provide a hospitable place for scholarship that departs from strictly "discipline-based" approaches to popular music.
2. Encourage writerly approaches to popular music. We want to locate and feature the passion in the projects we publish, and to that end, also hope to encourage non-academics, independent scholars, journalists, venerable aficionados, to submit to JPMS. Indeed, the disciplinary intervention of pop music studies comes not only from WHAT we write about, but HOW we write about it.
3. Create a forum for scholars/writers working on pop music that can be idiosyncratic and experimental. Whereas other journals about popular music have established certain identities (as more "official" representatives of the field, as cultural studies clearinghouses, as
venerable old organs of the profession), we have the opportunity to make JPMS a place to explore new directions in pop music and scholarship about it.
4. Enjoy an expanded (and redesigned) web presence.
With regard to the last point, I like what Social Text has been doing, for instance, and I think that in general we could grab some pointers from contemporary blog and online magazine layouts. (The current setup is dismal, clinical, and difficult.) The drab physical product could use some retooling too. There's no reason a journal about pop shouldn't itself also pop. And there's no reason JPMS's archives and current content shouldn't be easily navigated, accessed, cited, and so forth.
Of course, one reason certain things will be slow to change is that journals like JPMS are rather institutionally entrenched. I confess that working for one of these pay-wall journals is a deeply ambivalent undertaking for me, especially at this stage of my fledgling career. None of us get paid directly for the labor that goes into producing this journal. (Rather, we get paid by universities who expect us to spend some of our time this way.) And yet readers must pay a middleman publisher in order to access the fruits of our labor. Via library subscription packages, the universities that pay our salaries are made to subsidize scholarly production twice over. And don't get me started on the towering ivory paywall standing between that privileged but pricey university access and the greater public. The OpenAccess movement and ordinary, proactive sharing practices are helping to erode such walls, but there remains a long way to go.
These concerns notwithstanding, I'm still, for the moment, committed to working from the inside to change things for the better, so that's one reason that I decided to join the team of associate editors this time around. (Frankly, I had been asked in the past and found it rather vexing that I would be working to get other people credentialed when I myself am still struggling to secure stable employment.) So let me finish, finally, with a brief explanation of what I'll be doing for JPMS, and where YOU might come in. (But first, a quick plug for my fellow associate editors — Anthony Kwame Harrison, David Suisman, Alexandra Vasquez, Eric Weisbard, and Mina Yang — quite a slate of accomplished and promising scholars. It's an honor to be working alongside them all.)
Essentially, associate editors are responsible for suggesting appropriate peer reviewers for essays that overlap with our areas of expertise, and we're encouraged to bring to the attention of the Eds-in-Chief any new work, academic essays, or experimental writings that would be appropriate for the journal. I'm also happy to consider experimental non-writings if anyone has ideas along (outside?) those lines.
So if you've got something you think would be a good fit with what I've described above, get at me, or send to: submissions@thejpms.net (& see here for author guidelines)
Dystropical Livity
Lamin Fofana, who recently released an excellent EP, has collaborated with Erik Marika-Rich on a video for one of the tracks, "Happy 2010 // Dark Days Are Coming." It's a dramatic and harrowing interpretation of Lamin's suggestive abstractions. Bloops and bleeps offering blank spaces to be filled —
Lamin Fofana, "Happy 2010 // Dark Days Are Coming" from Dutty Artz on Vimeo.
Which makes this as good a time as any to announce that Lamin is coming to Beat Research this coming Monday, Nov 15, for what I believe is his Boston debut! Do come by and hear what he strings together for us. His mixes have not failed to twist and tweak expectations, at least for this listener. Deets —
Enormous Room
9pm-1am
Also apropos: Lamin's peoples, Dutty Artz, have finally released their New York Tropical compilation. DA is one of the few posses I'll give a pass for using so hackneyed and vague a term as tropical — for years a bland music-industrial category (dare I say ghetto?) for certain Caribbean/Afrodiasporic genres — not least of which because their notion of what it evokes seems like such an idiosyncratic, inspired articulation of the city's sounds and spaces, contours and forms, not to mention the shapes it might yet take on.
gifford c/o urmean
Finally, allow me to put in a plug for the Dutty Zine's open call for submissions. The theme for this one is "piracy" & the idea is as follows:
…there's this thing called the Internet but here at Dutty Artz we are mostly focused on bodies. Preferably sweaty ones. What moves them, what brings them together or forces them apart, trying to create spaces where we can melt our boundaries or learn useful ways of navigating each other and The World Around Us, which is part Mr + Mrs Internet but part walls and metal and dirt and apartments and streets and jet fuel and mostly plastic products which is why we're doing a ZINE. To spread this talk into a physical format, the kind of thing you can leave behind or fold up and take with you, because everything circulates differently offline — call it distributional aesthetics — and nowadays it's not knowledge so much as vectors of connection, context, and collapse, plus or minus corporate sponsorship and/or access to potable water. Submit at zine@duttyartz.com
Speaking of, I've got another plug for a publication looking for strengthy submissions. Stay tuned…
A Tale of Two T-Shirts
As sported/spotted in Global Reggae class last week —
Jury's still out on who that guy with the dreadlocks is. My student assumed it was Bob Marley. Now he knows better.
See What Deh?
How is it that it took until this past weekend for me to stumble upon* this utterly bizarre, Bill Laswell-produced, hip-hop-infused 1987 version of "Boops" by Sly and Robbie?
Be sure to watch at least up to the eskimo kiss and cello duet —
*thx to DJ C for a fun-filled afternoon of random riddim walking pon di YouChube


Easter Sunday at Central–A Hallelujah Day!
Sunrise and worship services shown here.
Jill Henley, center, with Christy Bost and Matt Henley.
Central member Jill Henley read her letter to the congregation urging members to show love and support to the LGBTQ members of our church community and to participate in the Metro District Reconciling Ministry Network forming a new group of Methodists. Laity and clergy are meeting April 28, 2-4 pm at St. Stephen UMC to support and educate other United Methodist individuals and churches about the full inclusion of all God's people. The movement is a reaction to the United Methodist Conference vote to endorse the "Traditional Way" proposal which excludes gay and lesbian members from being married in a United Methodist church or serve as clergy.
See a gallery of pictures here.
See videos here of these adorable pre-schoolers singing for Central's congregation, led by assistant teacher Irma Sandoval (left, front) and lead teacher Jill Henley, right.
Worship Sundays at 11:00 a.m.
Church School at 9:45 a.m.


A stagnant attack told the story of Storm's 22-8 defeat at the hands of the Raiders last night.
Melbourne had 54% of possession but could muster only the one try on the way to their heaviest defeat of the season.
It was also Melbourne's lowest score of the season since Round 4.
"We weren't crisp enough with the footy tonight inside their 20," Cameron Smith said.
"They scrambled really well and their line speed was good so it is always more difficult to score when your playing against teams who are defending like that.
"I don't think we helped our edges all that well with our execution in the middle.
The Raiders brought 80 minutes of defensive intensity on Monday night that ultimately proved the difference.
After seeing his side's six-game winning streak come to an end, Craig Bellamy was well aware of the hard work ahead for his side.
"They defended really well there without a doubt but our timing was off and our passing wasn't up to scratch," he said.
"When they defended well and we were quite on our game it made it hard.


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IKEA has said it will open a mini-store in the heart of London's West End as part of a new strategy that will bring the Swedish flat pack furniture firm onto British high streets and grow its brand presence.
The store is due to open on Tottenham Court Road in the autumn and it will focus on offering a "personal" service to customers looking to undertake larger-scale home projects, such as a new kitchen or bedroom.
The shop is the firm's "first step" in a new strategy that is responding to the "continued growth of city living and changing consumer lifestyles", IKEA said.
Up until now, IKEA stores have tended to occupy massive warehouses in out-of-town locations.
The firm said it was also exploring other locations in London for similar outlets as well as opportunities to test and trial different formats in the city centre.
"If the new IKEA store in Tottenham Court Road, as they say it will, focuses on large-scale kitchen projects, then this could definitely be a threat to high street kitchen showrooms"
Javier Quiñones, IKEA UK and Ireland country retail manager, said, "In a fast-changing retail environment, the opening of this new city centre shop marks an exciting development for the IKEA business as we continue to innovate and transform to better meet the needs of our customers.
"Urbanisation and inner-city living are trends that continue to dominate the market. By launching this new approach and investing in our online offer and services, we are working to ensure IKEA remains affordable, convenient and sustainable, both now and in the future."
Last year, B&Q opened its first high street "mini" store in the UK to trial the format.
Jat Sahi, digital lead retail at technology firm Fujitsu UK & Ireland, said: "Opening small stores allows retailers to be more visible, versatile, and similarly to how fast fashion works, allow them to respond to customer trends quicker.
"When customers know what they want, it's easier for them to buy online; but if they don't – that's when they go offline."
He anticipated bricks-and-mortar stores becoming more "flexible" and trialling new concepts.
"For example in the US, we've already seen Nordstorm open a number of micro stores, where customers request products online but try them on and buy in-store.
"As digital redefines customer experience, retailers must think of themselves as tech companies, making the best of the technology available to them to please and entice the customer."
A major supplier of European kitchen brands to the UK retail market, InHouse Inspired Room Design, noted the sheds' interest in the high street but wasn't convinced that the strategy would be successful.
Managing director Wayne Dance said: "Many have tried it, such as Homebase, but don't have the stability of kitchen staff staying around long enough to give the same service as the retailers. Only Howdens have managed to succeed with this and they aren't high street.
"There's definitely a trend for trying but trying and pulling it off profitably are two entirely different matters."
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OSCE Chairman-in-Office Miroslav Lajčák has reaffirmed full support to finding a peaceful solution to the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, as well as to the efforts of the OSC Minsk Group Co-Chairs and Ambassador Andrzej Kasprzyk.
He welcomed the decreasing violence along the line of contact.
"We are realistic about the challenges and there are plenty. But at the same time we believe we have good reasons to be positive about the process and about what we have seen over a couple of months," the OSCE Chairman-in-Office said at a joint press conference with Armenian Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan.
He stressed the importance on focusing on preparing the populations for peace, and highlighted the engagement in implementing confidence-building and risk reduction measures.
Mr. Lajčák hailed the recent contacts between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan and the meetings between the Foreign Ministers of the two countries, which, he said, have delivered concrete results. In particular, he pointed to the decrease in the number of ceasefire violation.
"The Slovak Chairmanship is committed to supporting a negotiated peaceful and sustainable resolution of the conflict and as a critical precondition to any positive development is the ceasefire that helps to ensure stability," Miroslav Lajčák said.
Armenian Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan noted, in turn, that Armenia is commitment to continue to work within the framework of the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairmanship.
"We absolutely support the Minsk Group co-chairmanship as a format in which the work is taking place. We are moving toward a new phase of meetings and negotiations in a constructive mood," he said.
The Foreign Minister refrained from naming a concrete date for the meeting. He said work is still in progress and the date and place still need to be agreed with the co-chairs.


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Configuration for authorization policy resource.

<tt class="descname">name</tt>¶

Name for the new authorization policy.
Must begin with a letter, number, or the underscore character (_), and must contain only letters, numbers, and the hyphen (-), period (.) pound (#), space ( ), at (@), equals (=), colon (:), and underscore characters. Cannot be changed after the authorization policy is added.
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If the name includes one or more spaces, enclose the name in double or single quotation marks (for example, “my authorization policy” or ‘my authorization policy’).<br/>Minimum length =  1.

<tt class="descname">rule</tt>¶

Name of the NetScaler named rule, or a default syntax expression, that the policy uses to perform the authentication.

<tt class="descname">action</tt>¶

Action to perform if the policy matches: either allow or deny the request.<br/>Minimum length =  1.

<tt class="descname">newname</tt>¶

The new name of the author policy.<br/>Minimum length =  1.

<tt class="descname">activepolicy</tt>¶

<tt class="descname">expressiontype</tt>¶

Type of policy (Classic/Advanced) .<br/>Possible values = Classic Policy, Advanced Policy.

classmethod <tt class="descname">add</tt><big>(</big>client, resource<big>)</big>¶

Use this API to add authorizationpolicy.

classmethod <tt class="descname">delete</tt><big>(</big>client, resource<big>)</big>¶

Use this API to delete authorizationpolicy.

classmethod <tt class="descname">update</tt><big>(</big>client, resource<big>)</big>¶

Use this API to update authorizationpolicy.

classmethod <tt class="descname">rename</tt><big>(</big>client, resource, new_name<big>)</big>¶

Use this API to rename a authorizationpolicy resource.

classmethod <tt class="descname">get</tt><big>(</big>client, name='', option_=''<big>)</big>¶

Use this API to fetch all the authorizationpolicy resources that are configured on netscaler.

classmethod <tt class="descname">get_filtered</tt><big>(</big>client, filter_<big>)</big>¶

Use this API to fetch filtered set of authorizationpolicy resources.
filter string should be in JSON format.eg: “port:80,servicetype:HTTP”.

classmethod <tt class="descname">count</tt><big>(</big>client<big>)</big>¶

Use this API to count the authorizationpolicy resources configured on NetScaler.

classmethod <tt class="descname">count_filtered</tt><big>(</big>client, filter_<big>)</big>¶

Use this API to count filtered the set of authorizationpolicy resources.
Filter string should be in JSON format.eg: “port:80,servicetype:HTTP”.

class <tt class="descname">Expressiontype</tt>¶

<tt class="descname">Classic_Policy</tt> = 'Classic Policy'¶

<tt class="descname">Advanced_Policy</tt> = 'Advanced Policy'¶

class <tt class="descname">authorizationpolicy_response</tt><big>(</big>length=1<big>)</big>¶

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