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Two cops martyred in an attack on check post in Charsadda
A police check post in the suburbs of Charsadda district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on Saturday came under attack from militants, leaving two officers martyred.
At least another officer sustained injuries.
Officials said that the officers were manning a check post in Charsadda when it came under attack.
Charsadda District Police Officer (DPO) said that all three cops had been rushed to the District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital but two of the policemen, including Imran and Ramiz, succumbed to their injuries.
Soon after the attack, the Charsadda police launched a search operation in the area to trace the assailants.
Earlier in the week, two police officials were martyred and three others injured when militants, including a suspected suicide bomber, attacked a security check post in Jamrud area of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa's Khyber district, police officials said on Thursday.
Condemnations
Former president and PPP Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari condemned the attack on the police post by terrorists in Charsadda. He expressed his concern about the increase in attacks on Police in KP.
Awami National Party (ANP) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa President Aimal Wali also condemned the attack on police check post.
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import org.elasticsearch.painless.Location;
import org.elasticsearch.painless.Scope;
import org.elasticsearch.painless.ir.CallNode;
import org.elasticsearch.painless.ir.ClassNode;
import org.elasticsearch.painless.lookup.PainlessMethod;
import org.elasticsearch.painless.lookup.def;
import org.elasticsearch.painless.spi.annotation.NonDeterministicAnnotation;
import org.elasticsearch.painless.symbol.ScriptRoot;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Objects;

import static org.elasticsearch.painless.lookup.PainlessLookupUtility.typeToCanonicalTypeName;

/**
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    protected final List<AExpression> arguments;

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        this.arguments = Collections.unmodifiableList(Objects.requireNonNull(arguments));
    }

    @Override
    Output analyze(ClassNode classNode, ScriptRoot scriptRoot, Scope scope, Input input) {
        if (input.write) {
            throw createError(new IllegalArgumentException(
                    "invalid assignment: cannot assign a value to method call [" + name + "/" + arguments.size() + "]"));
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        Output output = new Output();

        Input prefixInput = new Input();
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                throw createError(new IllegalArgumentException(
                        "method [" + typeToCanonicalTypeName(prefixOutput.actual) + ", " + name + "/" + arguments.size() + "] not found"));
            }

            scriptRoot.markNonDeterministic(method.annotations.containsKey(NonDeterministicAnnotation.class));

            sub = new PSubCallInvoke(location, method, prefixOutput.actual, arguments);
        }

        if (nullSafe) {
            sub = new PSubNullSafeCallInvoke(location, sub);
        }

        Input subInput = new Input();
        subInput.expected = input.expected;
        subInput.explicit = input.explicit;
        Output subOutput = sub.analyze(classNode, scriptRoot, scope, subInput);
        output.actual = subOutput.actual;

        CallNode callNode = new CallNode();

        callNode.setLeftNode(prefix.cast(prefixOutput));
        callNode.setRightNode(subOutput.expressionNode);

        callNode.setLocation(location);
        callNode.setExpressionType(output.actual);

        output.expressionNode = callNode;

        return output;
    }
}

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Austin Bold FC
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Last Club: Nîmes Olympique (France)
Garcia spent last season with Nîmes Olympique in France, helping the club finish second in Ligue 2 to secure promotion to Ligue 1 of the French Football Federation for the first time since the 1992-93 season. The 24-year-old began his playing career with US Colomiers in 2012 before signing with Ligue 1 club EA Guingamp for the 2014-15 season. Garcia played with CS Sedan-Ardennes in 2015, appearing in 26 matches and scoring two goals, before joining Nîmes Olympique the following year. A native of Colomiers, France, Garcia has appeared in 87 matches and scored four goals during his professional career.
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Renewable energy Upstream, Exploration & production Features
Efficiency Prevails
The North Sea: life after cost cutting. By Alan McCrae
The North Sea Oil & Gas industry has experienced a turbulent time in recent years – the well documented price crash of 2014 led to widespread redundancies, cost reduction and project deferral. But are those changes sustainable in the longer term? It's certainly a concern for shareholders in oil & gas companies as equity prices took a battering, impacting the portfolios of individuals and pension funds alike.
So, if the worst is now behind us, what can companies do to ensure that there isn't a swift return to the bad old days of escalating costs and inefficiency?
During the downturn, many commentators predicted a wave of M&A activity as the saviour of the sector – little fish would be swallowed up and we'd see a new breed of integrated Oil Field Services (OFS) players and larger independents. That was more of a ripple than a wave.
In the OFS world, a few mergers have materialised such as Amec Foster Wheeler with the Wood Group, Technip and FMC, and GE's merger with Baker Hughes. But with many of these deals still to complete, we've yet to see what this could mean in terms of cost synergies and shareholder return.
In upstream, activity has focused on the asset side, for example, Siccar Point buying OMV's North Sea assets in a deal worth $1bn, EnQuest's acquiring an interest in BP's Magnus field and Sullom Voe Terminal for $85m and, perhaps most strikingly, Chrysaor announcing a deal for a portfolio of Shell's North Sea assets for $3.8bn. And hot off the press, Neptune Oil & Gas has acquired a majority stake in Engie's E&P business for €4.7bn.
The Neptune, Siccar Point and Chrysaor deals not only represent a game changer for those companies, but represent a real step change in attitude of Private Equity towards the North Sea.
In addition, we've started to see foreign investment in the UKCS pick up such as the Delek acquisition of Ithaca, not long after it acquired a 20 per cent stake in Faroe Petroleum. Interestingly, the firm was also scouting for a share in Kraken from EnQuest at the time these deals were struck. A real demonstration of foreign interest in the North Sea.
Beyond the traditional sources of capital, newer ideas are now coming to the fore – alongside the return of some older ones. Cairn Energy recently announced a $200m streaming deal with Flowstream for offtake from the Kraken and Catcher fields and Premier Oil signed a similar deal for Solan back in 2015. Interestingly, older models, such as project finance are once again being discussed as a way of breathing new capital life into the basin.
But the reality is that the majority of the significant players in the UKCS are much the same as they were pre-2014.
Major players are increasingly investing their efforts in West of Shetland and frontier plays further afield – we've already mentioned non-core assets being divested by Shell and BP – and this is true of many others with a large number of portfolios available at the right price.
The view is that, smaller independent players without the Corporate baggage and cost of capital, can get a bigger bang for their buck on these later-life assets. A great example of this was Serica's acquisition of Erskine from BP – Serica has managed to significantly reduce operating costs and increase production on an asset that was basically noise level for BP – a win-win.
Companies also need to work on the assumption that oil prices will be lower – for a very long time, advancing projects on much lower breakeven points rather than assuming high oil prices will come to the rescue. Being able to cope with a period of sustained lower oil prices in the future is critical.
The clarion call for cost reduction and efficiency prevails. Huge progress has been made by the industry but this ethos must also be embedded into corporate culture in perpetuity.
Moreover, the philosophy of 'marginal gains' is getting traction across some operators in the North Sea. Beyond cutting costs and selling stuff, companies need to reassess their business models and strategic responses in order to be able to deal with any future volatility.
Other key focus areas include:
Innovation is key to success. The application of technology and automation are fundamental to operating more cost effectively. Companies need to explore new ways of working to be successful and examine the role that digital technologies can play in improving their performance. New applications will certainly be developed to support backoffice and shared functions, where rewards are modest, but technology adoption shouldn't be limited to this. Digitisation should be a lever for innovation that improves productivity and efficiency in the field. In some cases, technology will be acquired through partnerships.
Differentiated capability sets. In recent years, the oil and gas sector has been characterised by a diverse range of operating environments, including onshore unconventional reservoir production and frontier exploration in increasingly challenging and remote environments. While super majors have traditionally operated across the board, even they concede that they don't have the skills – or corporate culture – to compete like this anymore. Specialisation is becoming commonplace and it is imperative that companies of all sizes identify those capabilities critical to profitable growth, and even survival, and allocate capital accordingly.
Recent M&A activity in the OFS sector reflects the emergence of operating models built around specific capabilities: GE's recent acquisition of Baker Hughes to form a business focused on efficient well operations through automation, enhanced imaging, and data analysis while the combination of Technip and FMC Technologies creates a company whose core capabilities will be subsea engineering and equipment.The model of a single integrated company discovering and developing an oil or gas field, and operating it until it is depleted, is being replaced.
Collaboration, strategically and operationally, amongst exploration and production (E&P) companies – especially with the supply chain – is essential to keeping costs down. The OGA recently issued guidance on collaborative working within joint ventures, and we can expect an increase in combinations where each party can rely on the others' unique areas of specialism to extract maximum economic value from their investment. Back in the autumn, we mooted the idea of the Super Joint Venture – a vehicle which collates and operates late life or decommissioning assets for maximum benefit for the shareholders – and this theme is likely to develop both horizontally between operators and vertically along the supply chain.
Underpinning this urgency is the ongoing risk of commodity price and macroeconomic volatility. Geopolitical changes, international relations, isolationism, nationalism, shifting oil trade patterns and technology, to name but a few, could exacerbate this.
And, of course, in the longer term the offshore sector will be affected by how companies and consumers respond to the low carbon transition to electric vehicles and renewable heat and power.
So the roller coaster ride is set to continue and the industry needs to make sure it is in prime position to see it out or else it may become de-railed.
Alan McCrae is UK energy leader, PwC. PwC is a network of firms in 157 countries with more than 208,000 people who are committed to delivering quality in assurance, advisory and tax services. PwC refers to the PwC network and/or one or more of its member firms, each of which is a separate legal entity.
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Sonje is also AKC registered but a short haired GSD from Louisiana.
White Brazos Valley Shepherds is a family owned business located on a 17 acre farm in central Texas. We raise white German Shepherds to provide healthy, intellegent dogs for families or singles who are looking for a companionable dog for themselves and/or their family, or people who have need of a service dog.
Like the standard german shepherds, white german shepherds are smart, eager to please and very courageous. I have four teenagers who love playing ball and frizbee with them as well as taking them for runs.


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Elizabeth Farren (c. 1759 - Knowsley, Inglaterra, 23 de abril de 1829) fue una actriz de teatro británica.

Biografía
Hija del actor George Farren, nació cerca de 1759. Su primera aparición en un escenario londinense fue en 1777, cuando interpretó a la señorita Hardcastle en la comedia She Stoops to Conquer, de Oliver Goldsmith. Los éxitos que cosechó posteriormente la dieron reputación y se convirtió en la sucesora natural de Frances Abington cuando ella dejó el Teatro Drury Lane en 1782. Papeles como los de Hermione, Olivia, Portia y Julieta se encontraban entre su repertorio, pero Lady Betty Modish, Lady Townly, Lady Fanciful, Lady Teazle y otros similares eran sus favoritos. En 1797 se casó con Edward Smith-Stanley, duodécimo conde de Derby.

Referencias

Véase también
 Retrato de Elizabeth Farren, posterior condesa de Derby.

Actores de teatro de Inglaterra
Condesas de Inglaterra
Nacidos en Londres

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Change Only Hurts If You Resist It – Judith T Fisher – A Novel Approach to Life!
A few years ago, I saw a terrific show called, "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," which, if I recall correctly, traced relationships between a man and woman from dating, through marriage, through child-rearing into and through old age. It was cute. It was funny. It was us. And it was, once again, disparaging the role of women in a man's life.
We are not all sculptors who feel we were handed a blob of hairy modelling clay that just happens to be full of testosterone. I actually loved my husband just the way he was…. Sort of.
I gave up trying to change anything about him within a year of our marriage. As we prepare to celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary, and with the benefit of hindsight, I've learned that I had wasted a lot of time and energy, attempting to make him into something he's not. Even if it did mean that giving up trying to get him to remember to put down the toilet seat would later result in many instances of me falling in; Even if it did result in a multitude of rush clean-up sessions (errant shoes, phantom socks, empty envelopes from the opened mail and whatever else got left right where he finished with it), because of an impromptu visitor.
I have taught him a few things along the way. (And he, me). For instance, I taught him not to end a sentence or a question with a preposition, especially professionally. It always sounded extremely unpolished to me when he would ask a potential client, "Where do you work at?" I also have broadened his gastronomic horizons. He no longer puts ketchup on everything. I think that's where I have drawn the line.
What I refuse to give up on, however, is trying to get him to change himself… to be adventurous, open-minded and willing to try new things. The time in our lives when we had to be serious, responsible and passive, so that we could see to the needs of our children and our parents is over. We are still young enough to take a shot at something new and different, but that would mean making a change.
My husband is a very bright guy.
One, but the light bulb has to really want to change.


Will your husband have to support you after your divorce in the manner to which you have grown accustomed?
It's unrealistic to expect that your husband will be able to support you in "the manner to which you have grown accustomed" after your divorce. In fact, it's probably impossible, because divorce cases are not like personal injury cases, and no one person can really expect to receive a windfall.
In a divorce, you have the money that the two of you brought into the marriage, and nothing more. After the divorce, you'll divide the money, the real and personal property, the assets and liabilities, and find a peaceable, workable solution to handle any custody and visitation issues. If you've divided everything, it's definitely not reasonable to suppose that you'll somehow magically be able to maintain the same standard of living.
It is true that the Virginia Code contemplates the standard of living established during the marriage, and that this is one of the factors that the judge must consider when determining whether (and how much) spousal support should be awarded. However, this is more of a guideline designed to prompt the judge to distribute the new discrepancy more fairly, rather than to actually suppose that there is extra wealth to divide.
It is the court's job to make the most of the money available. Unlike child support, however, there is no specific formula in place to determine how much spousal support you qualify to receive.
If you're expecting to be supported after your divorce in the same manner to which you have grown accustomed during your marriage, you'll likely be disappointed. Keep in mind that spousal support is based on a complex analysis of multiple factors, your respective income levels, and the length of your marriage.


PETALING JAYA: Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak (pic) wants the police to return the RM116.7mil, most of which he claims are Umno funds, seized from premises linked to him as no legal action has been taken after three months.
The former premier said most of the money was in ringgit while only a small portion of the cash was in foreign currencies.
"I have commented on the matter numerous times in the local media but I choose to explain in more detail as the police still insist on not returning the money.
"This is despite several efforts and negotiations conducted," he said in a statement on his Facebook page on Sunday (Sept 9).
He also went on to explain that it was normal practice for the Umno president to handle donations and party assets, including transferring and making payments during elections.
"Such tasks and rights are enshrined in the party's constitution and it has been so since the tenure of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad (as president)," he said.
During the last general election, most of the donations from businessmen and individuals were in cash and it was distributed to all 222 parliamentary and 505 state constituency, he said, adding that political donations are not against the country's laws.
"When Dr Mahathir built the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) and Seri Perdana, he also ensured that a vault and a safe were built at the respective locations.
"These are the locations where the cash received was stored for the purposes of political and election operations, including settling various bills after the elections as well as funds for branches' operations," he said.
After Barisan Nasional unexpectedly lost in the GE14, the cash was gathered and temporarily transferred to the Pavilion Residences in Kuala Lumpur, he explained.
"I was also informed recently that a few officers had stolen RM3.5mil when transferring the cash and they were detained by the MACC (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission).
"The police raided the apartment and seized the money even before we could make a decision on how to manage the cash while waiting for who will take over as the new party president," he said.
"I reaffirm again that it is party funds, thus Umno has sought legal representatives to negotiate with the authorities to return the money," said Najib.
Besides Pavillion residences, the police also raided the units of both Najib's children and his own home at Jalan Duta.
On the foreign currency seized, Najib explained that anyone who often travels overseas for work and leisure was bound to have unused foreign currencies at their homes. "It is no different for me and my family," he said.
The former prime minister said he would, at a later date, also explain about the seized jewellery and handbags which has become fodder for gossip and speculation.


This week's featured speaker at our Tuesday rally will be Washington State Democratic Party Chair Tina Podlodowski! She will be talking about the final push to Get Out the Vote. Please join us this Tuesday, and every Tuesday for Resist Trump Tuesday, with knowledgeable speakers and live music!


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Why aren't the Pet Shop Boys discussed when conversation turns to the great bands of the '80s and early '90s? Or even when talk turns to the bands of that era still making vibrant, exciting music today? U2 is still...
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Ah, the Replacements. It's difficult to think of a band that ended sounding so much more different than they sounded when they began. From their snotty, shambolic 1981 debut, SORRY MA, FORGOT TO TAKE OUT THE TRASH, the band cut...
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After 1984's cathartic and uniformly excellent LEARNING TO CRAWL, the Pretenders were rightly considered among the finest rock 'n' roll bands in the world, and Chrissie Hynde likewise deserved the praise she received as a songwriter and performer. Everything began...
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In the '80s, David Coverdale seemed to have two overarching concerns — sex and the blues (and maybe Aquanet, which would make three). Whitesnake's music had always had something of a blues base, though fed through large amplifiers and played...
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It was no surprise when Michael McDonald's 1982 solo debut IF THAT'S WHAT IT TAKES landed in the Top Ten, yielded a Top Ten single ("I Keep Forgettin'"), and effortlessly went gold. His last records with the Doobie Brothers (MINUTE...
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Centum Learning Institute, Shimla, is organising a Job Fair at its Shimla campus at Kasumpti on 12th of May, 2012. This job fair is open to all and there is no participation fee and anyone can apply in it.
Centum Learning is a Bharti Associate Company and provides end-to-end learning and skill-building solutions to several large corporate as well as offer MBA, BBA and B.Com programmes in collaboration with Annamalai University, IGNOU and University of Delhi.
If anyone wants to contact directly he/she can directly call on Centum Learning Institute phone numbers: 0177-2627939, 9418157400.
Last year, Centum Learning Institute, Shimla had conducted same job fair at its Shimla office on 17th June 2011 and 24 reputed companies including HCL-BPO, HDFC Bank, DLF Finance, Excel Marketing, Bharti AXA, Tata Indicom, Centum Learning, Future Generali, through ADEECO: Godrej, Pepsico, Madhura Graments, Hindustan Uni-lever Ltd, Parle Agro, RCM Retail, Jaguar Aqua Ltd, Vodafone, MTS Telecone, Ericsson, Coke, Tata Sky, Club Mahindra, The People, Spice, Aircel, attended the job fair.


Longdo Trucking's Container Freight Station (CFS) has become one of the major services of our business. Comparing with others we offer excellent services with competitive rate. Our Customs Bonded Warehouse is secured with alarm system and anti-theft cameras to ensure that we provide a safe and efficient service. Our 52,000sqft warehouse allows our customer to store import shipments at our boned warehouse. After all exams are finished and the shipment is cleared we can also arrange delivery for you.
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The congregation of All Souls vests in the Board of Trustees the responsibility for supervising and directing the affairs of the church. Following the All Souls Church bylaws and a policy-based model of governance, which gives a strong charge to our professional staff and lay leaders, the All Souls Board of Trustees has three primary functions.
The Board of Trustees binder, which contains the church's governing documents, policies, and other important documents, is available to congregants at the front desk.


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Ghost Ship tragedy: Michael Chabon on the…
Ghost Ship tragedy: Michael Chabon on the scrapped TV series
'It wasn't like we were trying to cash in on that story,' Berkeley author says
Michael Chabon and his wife, Ayelet Waldman, recently signed a multi-year production deal with CBS.
By Chuck Barney | cbarney@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: January 14, 2020 at 8:41 am | UPDATED: January 14, 2020 at 2:49 pm
Berkeley author Michael Chabon, reflecting on the decision he and Ayelet Waldman made to scrap a TV series about the Oakland Ghost Ship warehouse tragedy, said "it was never our intention to hurt anyone."
In December, the husband-wife writing team signed a multi-year production deal with CBS Television Studios and revealed at the time that a fictionalized production about the 2016 fire that killed 36 people was among several projects on their to-do list. But just days later, they dropped those plans after an outcry from relatives of the victims.
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Chabon spoke of the decision this week during a visit to the Television Critics Association (TCA) press tour.
"I get it," he said of the backlash. "I think it's a shame, but I completely understand."
"As soon as we started to hear from some of the parents of the victims — asking us, powerfully and meaningfully — not to do it, that was it," he added. "Some were saying, 'Please don't do this' and others were saying, 'If you do this, it's really going to hurt.' "
But Chabon said he and Waldman were disappointed when some critics claimed they were trying to capitalize on a tragedy.
"It was reported that we were taking money for it — that we got paid for it. That's not true," he said. "We have a deal at CBS, where we get paid whatever we make. It wasn't like we were trying to cash in on that story.
"We thought it was a powerful story. We thought it was a story that wasn't over yet. It seemed obvious to both of us that justice had not been done, that there hadn't been enough of a reckoning. And we thought by telling the story, that could become part of the reckoning, and make the story more widely known. We could look at the questions like, 'Why and how did this happen?' And not just not from a cause-and-effect basis, but societally and systemically and all that stuff."
Asked if he and Waldman might reconsider the project when more time has passed, he replied, "I don't think so. There are plenty other stories to do."
When Chabon and Waldman abandoned the project, they released a statement that said, in part, "We believe in the power of art, and specifically of this medium, to effect change, and had hoped to harness that power not just on behalf of the victims of this tragedy but also to help to call to account those who most bear responsibility for it. …"
Chabon was at the TCA press tour to participate in a panel session for "Star Trek: Picard," a new drama series debuting next week on the CBS All Access streaming site. Chabon, a Pulitzer Prize-winner, is the showrunner for the series, in which Patrick Stewart reprises the iconic role of Capt. Jean-Luc Picard, the character he played for seven seasons on "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and in four "Star Trek" films.
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Upheavals in Chile & Bolivia
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On December 10, 2019, the Inter-American Dialogue hosted the event "Upheavals in Chile & Bolivia" featuring panelists Roberto Laserna, president of the Fundación Milenio and director of CERES; Fernando Molina, Bolivian author and journalist; and Lucía Dammert, associate professor at Universidad de Santiago de Chile. The event was moderated by Michael Shifter, president of the Inter-American Dialogue.
Shifter began by remarking on regional trends of inequality, low levels of health and education, and an overall sense of frustration and unmet expectations that has led to a season of unrest in the region. He noted that the purpose of the event was to avoid some of the dangers of generalizing and to look at the cases of Chile and Bolivia individually to get a better sense of what is spurring the unique situations in these two countries.
The discussion began on the topic of Chile, Dammert noted that no one knows exactly what caused the explosion of social unrest on October 18. She added that various factors contributed to the situation, including social discontent from the population towards the political and business elite. Dammert noted that there are almost two Chiles today—one comprised of Chileans over 30 and the other comprised of those 30 and under, who are much more willing to criticize/make social demands and have a distinct way of conducting politics which has shown itself in the street protests.
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On the topic of Bolivia, Laserna noted that despite political uncertainty and fears, he views the current moment in Bolivia with some optimism as it represents the Bolivian democratic system opening up once more. He believes there is a chance for a new era in Bolivia with greater freedom and respect for the law. He added that although the Bolivian economy is weak, what brought about Evo's resignation was not economic concerns but concerns about ethics.
Molina, in contrast, was a bit more pessimistic on the situation in Bolivia. He noted that the racial and class divides in the current political discourse are quite troubling. The social movements that followed the Bolivian election, while aiming to be inclusive, were comprised of primarily individuals from urban, middle-class backgrounds. He commented that the political discourse in the country is marked by sharp divides and there are highly concerning issues of hate and division within in the country.
The theme of polarization was not limited to conversation on Bolivia. Dammert remarked that Chile is also experiencing polarization, and there are genuine concerns that the Chile of today will become even more polarized. She also mentioned the concerning trend of an increased willingness to rely on violence in order to evoke political change.
During the Q&A portion of the program, questions from the audience touched upon racial divides in Bolivia, the role of violence in Chile's street protests, and concerns about how to ensure a more democratic and inclusive future in Bolivia.
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ON THE BENCH: Ohio Supreme Court Justices Judith French (far left) and Sharon Kennedy (second from right), here listening to oral arguments in September, were facing re-election when they issued an opinion last year upholding the death sentence for cop killer Ashford Thompson. REUTERS/Jay LaPrete
In states with elected high court judges, a harder line on capital punishment
By Dan Levine and Kristina Cooke
Filed Sept. 22, 2015, 2 p.m. GMT
Justices chosen by voters reverse death penalties at less than half the rate of those who are appointed, a Reuters analysis finds, suggesting that politics play a part in appeals. Now, the U.S. Supreme Court is about to decide whether to take up the issue in the case of a Ohio cop killer.
SAFETY NET: Justice Judith French has described the Ohio Supreme Court as a "backstop" for laws passed in the state's Republican-dominated legislature. REUTERS/Jay LaPrete
COP KILLER: In the middle of an election campaign, the Ohio Supreme Court voted 4-3 to uphold the death sentence of Ashford Thompson, here in a July 2008 police photo, for the shooting death of Twinsburg, Ohio, police officer Joshua Miktarian. REUTERS/Summit County Sheriff Office/Handout via Reuters
SAN FRANCISCO - When Ohio's Supreme Court last October backed the death penalty for Ashford Thompson, the ruling was close. Three of the seven justices felt that Thompson, convicted of killing a cop during a traffic stop, should have received life without parole. One called the shooting a tragic misunderstanding.
Two of the four judges who voted to uphold the death penalty were also in the middle of an election campaign to keep their seats. The same month the ruling was published, television ads lauded one of them, Justice Judith French, for one of her previous votes in favor of death.
Ohio is one of the states where high court judges are directly elected – and that, a Reuters analysis found, makes a big difference in death penalty appeals.
A review of 2,102 state supreme court rulings on death penalty appeals from the 37 states that heard such cases over the past 15 years found a strong correlation between the results in those cases and the way each state chooses its justices. In the 15 states where high court judges are directly elected, justices rejected the death sentence in 11 percent of appeals, less than half the 26 percent reversal rate in the seven states where justices are appointed.
Justices who are initially appointed but then must appear on the ballot in "retention" elections fell in the middle, reversing 15 percent of death penalty decisions in those 15 states, according to opinions retrieved from online legal research service Westlaw, a unit of Thomson Reuters.
Some academic studies over the past 20 years have mirrored the Reuters analysis, showing a relationship between the result in death penalty appeals and how state supreme courts are selected. The U.S. Supreme Court has not addressed these findings in its rulings.
Now, however, at least three current justices are sympathetic to the idea that political pressure on judges is a factor that leads to arbitrary, and perhaps unconstitutional, application of the death penalty.
The findings, several legal experts said, support the argument that the death penalty is arbitrary and unconstitutional because politics – in addition to the facts – influence the outcome of an appeal.
Courts have a responsibility to protect a defendant's constitutional rights without political pressure, especially when the person's life is at stake, said Stephen Bright, a Yale Law School lecturer who has worked on hundreds of death defenses. "It's the difference between the rule of law and the rule of the mob," Bright said.
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In an interview, French said she and her colleagues cast their votes months before the Thompson opinion was published.
Justice Sharon Kennedy, the other Ohio Supreme Court judge running for re-election last year, said facing voters helps ensure that judges apply the law regardless of personal views on the death penalty.
"If you're not answerable to the people, you have a wider slide to become what I would call an activist," she said.
State supreme courts automatically review every death penalty verdict. Apart from examining whether any legal errors were made, judges must also weigh different factors to decide whether the death sentence is an appropriate punishment. Was it the defendant's first offense or do they have a history of violent behavior? When a death sentence is reversed, the offender usually gets life in prison instead.
But as the Reuters analysis suggests, external factors may come into play. The election effect was a far stronger variable in determining outcomes of death penalty cases than state politics and even race.
Justices in states that supported Democratic President Barack Obama in the 2012 election reversed death sentences at roughly the same rate as those that went for Republican candidate Mitt Romney, at around 14 percent.
African-American defendants had lower reversal rates in both elected and appointed states. Nationally, death sentences were reversed 15 percent of the time for whites, compared with 12 percent for African-Americans, according to the Reuters findings.
Video: The verdict on the death penalty and elected judges
Reuters did not analyze the possible impact of the race of the victim on death penalty appeals. The analysis also excluded a category of death penalty appeals known as habeas challenges, because state supreme courts are not required to hear them and overwhelmingly refuse to do so.
Thompson's attorneys are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case and throw out the Ohio ruling, arguing that prosecutors improperly dismissed a potential African-American juror. They also argue that it was "basically impossible" for French to vote against capital punishment while she was being praised during her election campaign for supporting death sentences.
Ohio prosecutors say Thompson only complained about political influence after he lost.
The Supreme Court is scheduled to review Thompson's appeal at the end of September. His arguments could meet a difficult audience.
A SKEPTICAL COURT
The U.S. Supreme Court suspended the death penalty in 1972, finding that the punishment was often applied arbitrarily. After several states rewrote their laws to codify specific guidelines that could lead to death, like a violent criminal history, the Supreme Court in 1976 found those approaches constitutional.
Since then, majorities on the high court have taken a skeptical view of data used to argue that the death penalty is applied arbitrarily. In 1987, for instance, the court voted 5-4 that an academic study that showed a "racially disproportionate impact" of capital punishment in Georgia wasn't enough to overturn a death sentence there.
In 2013, however, Justice Sonia Sotomayor cited a study showing that Alabama judges are more likely to impose the death penalty in election years, part of a failed effort to persuade her colleagues to review an Alabama capital case.
Last June, in Glossip vs. Gross, the high court voted 5-4 that the method of execution in Oklahoma is constitutional. In dissent, Justices Stephen Breyer and Ruth Bader Ginsburg cited studies showing capital punishment is arbitrary because of racial bias, as well as political pressure, "including pressures on judges who must stand for election."
Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who has said he believes the death penalty to be unconstitutional, said in an interview that the Reuters findings "definitely lend support" to his side of the debate because they show how arbitrary capital punishment can be.
DIVIDED COURT: U.S. Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer (from left) have argued against the death penalty, citing, among other things, the pressure elections put on judges. Justices Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia consistently argue that the death penalty is constitutional. REUTERS/Jim Young, Larry Downing, Jonathan Ernst/Files
Yet in the Glossip case, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that arbitrariness was "an imaginary constitutional rule." And Justice Antonin Scalia wrote that Breyer and Ginsburg cited "abolitionist" academic studies "as though they have discovered the lost folios of Shakespeare," despite the fact that the death penalty is clearly constitutional.
Beyond the Supreme Court, capital punishment is under attack in several states. Among the 31 states that have the death penalty, the punishment is on hold in at least nine due to legal challenges, according to the Death Penalty Information Center. (The 37 states in the Reuters analysis included seven that abolished the death penalty during the 15-year period covered; Montana did not have any direct appeals during the period, according to Westlaw.)
In Nebraska earlier this year, conservatives joined progressives to secure its repeal, calling it inefficient, costly and morally wrong. The Connecticut Supreme Court recently declared the punishment unconstitutional, citing a determination by the state legislature that it is arbitrarily applied.
But other death penalty states are holding fast where public opinion favors it as a valuable law enforcement tool. Ohio, which had an 8.7 percent reversal rate in the Reuters analysis, has scheduled 11 executions for 2016. Ohio prison officials, citing "victim sensitivity" and other issues, denied a request to interview Thompson, who could have years of court appeals ahead of him.
In California, where Supreme Court justices run in retention elections, fifty-six percent of voters support the death penalty, a 2014 Field Poll showed. The court reversed 4.6 percent of death penalties in the Reuters analysis.
In South Carolina, where justices never appear on the ballot, the state Supreme Court reversed death sentences 20.7 percent of the time. Justice Costa Pleicones, a former defense lawyer who has voted to reverse several death sentences, said judges' capital punishment voting records never come up in the legislature. "We don't really fear public outcry or reaction," he said.
LETHAL FORCE: Officer Joshua Miktarian, here with his police dog Bagio, was shot dead by Ashford Thompson during a traffic stop in Thompson's driveway. REUTERS/Twinsburg Police Department/Handout via Reuters
"There are men all over the U.S. who are going to die because of politics."
Tim Young, director, Office of the Ohio Public Defender
In 1996, Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Penny J. White became the first and only Tennessee appellate judge to lose a retention election. The Tennessee Conservative Union and the Republican Party put out ads urging voters to support capital punishment by removing her.
White, now a professor at the University of Tennessee College of Law, said people she knew refused to look at her or shake her hand during the campaign. After the election, then-Tennessee Gov. Don Sundquist said: "Should a judge look over his shoulder about whether they're going to be thrown out of office? I hope so."
Last year, three Tennessee justices faced an organized campaign to oust them from the court. In campaign ads, a Tennessee group backed by the pro-business Republican State Leadership Committee called the court "liberal on crime," citing a death sentence it reversed.
The justices fought back with a television ad reminding voters that the bench "affirmed nearly 90 percent" of death sentences, a statistic which matches the Reuters data. In an interview, Justice Gary Wade said his campaign conducted polling showing that more than 70 percent of Tennessee voters supported capital punishment.
"Those who were employed to run the campaign believed that it was important for this court to have a demonstrated record, or willingness, to impose the death penalty," said Wade.
Wade and the two other Tennessee judges kept their seats. Wade retired in early September.
The RSLC, which backs Republican candidates for state office, chooses which judicial elections to get involved in based on "which ones we have an opportunity to flip a court to Republican, or to help maintain a Republican majority on a court," said Matt Walter, the group's president.
DEADLY ENCOUNTER
In the Ohio case that the U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether to review in late September, there is no doubt that Ashford Thompson is a cop killer.
A little after midnight on July 13, 2008, Thompson and his girlfriend, Danielle Roberson, went for a drink at the Rav's Creekside Tap & Grill in Twinsburg, Ohio. The bartender served him a single Budweiser draft.
A witness who had been at the bar testified that he heard Thompson make angry comments including, "I will kill any one f***r that threatens me," and, "There's demons in me."
At about 1:55 a.m, Twinsburg police officer Joshua Miktarian called dispatch to report a traffic stop. Thompson had pulled into his driveway, and Miktarian pulled in behind him, according to Roberson. It's not clear why the officer stopped Thompson, but a witness testified that Thompson's car was playing loud music.
According to Roberson's testimony, Miktarian asked Thompson: "[W]hy are you running through my city with all that boom, boom, boom. I ought to rip all this s*** out of your car." Miktarian said he had been following Thompson for two and a half miles and asked Thompson why he had not stopped, and whether he had been drinking.
According to Roberson's testimony, the officer "slammed" Thompson onto the hood of the cruiser and reached for his belt. Roberson said she then saw Thompson, who had a license to carry a concealed firearm, turn and shoot Miktarian.
When other officers arrived at the scene, they found Miktarian dead, with four gunshot wounds to the head. Thompson was arrested less than half an hour later, the handcuffs marked with Miktarian's badge number still hanging off his right wrist.
After a five-day trial, a jury convicted Thompson of aggravated murder, escape, resisting arrest, tampering with evidence and carrying a concealed weapon. He was sentenced to death.
The Ohio Supreme Court heard Thompson's appeal on April 8, 2014, and French was chosen to write the majority opinion affirming the death sentence.
As she was writing, French was in the midst of a hard-fought campaign to keep her seat on the bench. In her campaign literature, French used the tagline "Judge Judi" and touted her conservative credentials.
Introducing Ohio Gov. John Kasich at a campaign event, French described the Ohio Supreme Court as a "backstop" for laws passed in the Republican-dominated legislature. None of the votes, for governor, for state senator, would matter if the Ohio Supreme Court didn't stay conservative, she said. "We are the ones that will decide whether it is constitutional," she said.
That month, American Freedom Builders, a Washington-based nonprofit that advocates for small government, bought about $600,000 in ads for French, according to the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law. An ad reminded voters that French is "tough" and upheld a death sentence "for a murderer who shot his girlfriend in front of her three year old daughter."
In the opinion on Thompson's appeal, French wrote that the death penalty was appropriate compared to similar cases. "We have previously upheld death sentences for killing a law-enforcement officer who is engaged in official duties," she wrote.
One of three dissenting judges, William O'Neill, wrote that the evidence depicted a routine traffic stop gone tragically wrong. He said the majority did not seriously take mitigating factors into account: Thompson went to college, was a licensed practical nurse with a steady job who was involved in his community and church, and was a law-abiding citizen. He carried a concealed weapon, O'Neill wrote, for his own protection because he often treated patients who lived in dangerous neighborhoods.
"The majority's failure to seriously engage in the weighing process provides yet another reason why, in my opinion, Ohio's system of imposing and reviewing death sentences is unconstitutional," he wrote.
Thompson's attorney said the problem is broader. "There are men all over the U.S. who are going to die because of politics. That's a basic component of the death penalty," said Tim Young, director of the Office of the Ohio Public Defender.
The opinion in Thompson's case was issued on Oct. 29, 2014. Six days later, French was re-elected with 56 percent of the vote, and Kennedy with 73 percent of the vote.
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A generous woman by name MRS. GLORIA POKU -ADUSEI once came into contact with them and gave them a lot of clothes to sell at a low cost to assist them in their works seeing how they where suffering to raise funds.
It's sad that people have enough but yet don't help the society instead use their money on other things that aren't productive and yet go to church and pray for God to bless them forgetting that WE HUMANS ARE THE CHURCH AND WHATEVER WE DO TO HELP FRIENDS OR AN OUTSIDER, YOU HAVE DONE TO OUR FATHER IN HEAVEN. She backed this with a bible verse in Matthew 25:42-46.
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Actress Annabella Sciorra Claims Harvey Weinstein Raped Her as Daryl Hannah Recalls Scary Incidents in New Exposé
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People October 28, 2017
Three more actresses have spoken out against Harvey Weinstein, joining the long line of more than 50 women who have accused the disgraced movie mogul of sexual assault and harassment.
Annabella Sciorra, Daryl Hannah and Ellen Barkin spoke to The New Yorker in a new exposé, released on Friday, about their harrowing encounters with Weinstein.
Sciorra, who relistened to a 2015 recording of her and Weinstein, revealed that she struggled to speak about Weinstein for more than twenty years but friend and former The View co-host Rosie Perez encouraged her to come forward.
"I was so scared," she said about recounting one specific night during the 1990s when the Oscar-winning producer allegedly barged into her apartment after dropping her off.
"[Weinstein] walked in like it was his apartment, like he owned the place, and started unbuttoning his shirt. So it was very clear where he thought this was going to go," said Sciorra, who claimed she told him to leave her apartment.
"He shoved me onto the bed, and he got on top of me," she said of Weinstein, who allegedly locked her arms over her head with one hand and forced sexual intercourse on her. "Then he attempted to perform oral sex on me. And I struggled, but I had very little strength left in me," Sciorra also claimed.
Daryl Hannah and Annabella Sciorra
Hannah, who is most known for her role in Splash and Kill Bill, recalled two incidents with Weinstein during which he "pounded on her hotel room door until she, in one case, escaped out a back entrance." In a separate incident, Weinstein asked her if "he could touch her breast."
"I feel a moral obligation to support the women who have suffered much more egregious transgressions," said Hannah, who chose to speak publicly about Weinstein for the first time more than a decade after her incidents occurred and admitted that she "experienced instant repercussions" for rejecting his sexual advances.
We must amplify the voices of those who've risked everything to protect others. Thank you @AnnabellSciorra for coming forward. We've got you
— Jessica Chastain (@jes_chastain) October 28, 2017
"It's one of those things your body has to adjust to. You get dragged into the gutter of nastiness and pettiness and shame and all of these things, and it sometimes seems healthier and wiser to just move on with your life and not allow yourself to be re-victimized."
Though Barkin was never a victim of Weinstein's sexual advances, she said he "frequently verbally abused" her.
"The repercussions are real. I was terrified Harvey was going to make it impossible to go back to work, with those tentacles of his," Barkin said of speaking up against Weinstein. "This fear of losing your career is not losing your ticket to a borrowed dress and earrings someone paid you to wear. It's losing your ability to support yourself, to support your family, and this is fucking real whether you are the biggest or movie star or the lowest-pay-grade assistant."
Sciorra, Hannah and Barkin are the latest accusers of Weinstein, 65, who finds himself in the midst of an ongoing sexual harassment and abuse scandal with actresses including Cara Delevingne, Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Angelina Jolie speaking out against Weinstein's alleged behavior.
In a bombshell New York Times report earlier this month, eight women accused him of acting inappropriately. The paper also reported that Weinstein reached private settlements with eight women, including actress Rose McGowan. In accounts in the NYT, the New Yorker and elsewhere, more women have spoken out against the producer, with allegations including rape, forced oral sex, groping and harassment.
In response to the lengthy allegations made against Weinstein, a spokesperson for the movie mogul said, "Any allegations of non-consensual sex are unequivocally denied by Mr. Weinstein."
"Mr. Weinstein has further confirmed that there were never any acts of retaliation against any women for refusing his advances."
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Sadly, the Middle East has witnessed some of the largest mass displacements of people worldwide over the past decade. As it currently stands, millions of Syrians are fleeing their homes, moving within the country and sometimes far outside of it. Not surprisingly, neighboring states have absorbed most of these people and have managed well under the circumstances. However, the question of how to deal with the waves of those who have lost everything and might not be able to go back in the near future is a huge challenge for the refugees and for host communities, especially since there is no settlement on the horizon.
Naela Mansour traces stories of displacement within Syria. While for most refugees, exile is a dire prospect, Dima Wannous elaborates on how, for some Syrian artists, their flight to Beirut gave them a space to breathe. We are also featuring a part of Marta Bogdanska's project "Exilium." The photographer asks refugees about one item in their possession and traces how a trivial lighter, a photo, a table cloth all of a sudden assumes a different meaning in their life. There are stories of multiple displacements as well. After the Iraq War in 2003, more than one million Iraqi refugees came to Syria and are now stuck, as Kelsey Lundgren shows, with a home that has vanished long ago and an uncertain future in their refuge home. Palestinians, who were more privileged as refugees in Syria than in any other Arab country, face the problem of where to go from here. Mitwali Abu Nasser travelled to Palestinian camps in Lebanon to assess their situation directly.
Areej Abuqudairi looks at how the internal economics of the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan has developed after it became infamous as a result of the tough weather conditions, floods and three children who froze to death. Nejat Taştan explains how the de jure and de facto situation of refugees and their host communities works in Turkey. As for Lebanon, Rayan Majed traces the refugee experience in a country that has received the largest number of displaced persons and is the only country to still keep its borders open. Pierre Abi Saab reviews the film "Not Who We Are" by Lebanese documentary filmmaker Carol Mansour – a production made in cooperation with hbs.
In a reportage, Ryme Katkhouda looks into the impact of Syrian refugees on Lebanese society and its economy. Since the situation particularly affects children, Emma Gatten explores what exile means for Syrian children in terms of schooling and finding something akin to home.
Finally, Haid Haid explains how "protection" has become the legal and ethical cover for ignoring the personal and sexual rights of female Syrian refugees in neighboring countries. In her article on early and often not formally registered marriages of Syrian refugees in Jordan Areej Abuqudairi shares her insights on the legal vulnerability of women and families in the context of exile.
Of course, the many different facets of this topic make it nearly impossible to cover them all in only one issue of a magazine. Still, it is our hope that we can at least shed some light on several key aspects of the Syrian refugee crisis through voices that are on the ground, living the tragedy.


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home > topics > microsoft access / vba > questions > cascade combobox problem.
I have two comboboxes on a subform.The first combobox is used to populate the second combobox.These are placed in the detail section of the form.I want them to work this way:when I select any value from the first combobox,I want the second combobox of the same row to get populated by relevant value.
As of now, I have tried to implement this and as I select any value from the first combobox of row 1 I see the second combobox of the same row gets populated but as I go on selecting values from the first set of comboboxes I see that the values in the second set of the comboboxes above changing or becoming null.
Me.cboRCMTaskOptions.RowSource = "SELECT ID, RCMTaskOptions FROM tblRCMTaskOptions WHERE RCM_ID=" & Me.cboRCMTask.Column(0) & ";"
cboRCMTaskOptions is the second combobox.
Me.cboRCMTask.RowSource = "SELECT ID, RCMTask FROM tblRCMTask;"
1. You have not said whether the comboboxes are bound to a control in the details section, if so, this could be the problem for cboRCMTaskOptions if the new Row Source does not contain the current (bound) value.
2. I would place the Form_Current code you have in the Form_Load event as, as fare a I can tell, this is not record dependant!!?
3. I think I would requery cboRCMTaskOptions BEFORE assigning it a value!?
Without knowing more about the data/table relations/binding this could all be irrelevant!!
1.cboRCMTast is bound to RCM_ID and cboRCMTaskOptions is bound to RCMOptionID.
2.I have written the code in the form_current event thinking that since the rowsource of cboRCMTask Options has to change on selection of value from cboRCMTask.
This was how I thought,there could be a better way of doing this.Please let me know if I'm mistaken.
Isn't there any soultion to this?
Me.cboRCMTaskOptions.RowSource = "SELECT ID, RCMTaskOptions FROM tblRCMTaskOptions WHERE RCM_ID=" & Me.cboRCMTask.Column(0) & " Or RCM_ID=" & Me.RCM_ID & ";"
Or RCM_ID=" & Me.RCM_ID & "
to the where condition which will guarantee that the current record value is available for display irrespective of the combobox selection.
Don't know if that helps!
Did you set the limit to list to no? If it's set to yes, the data in the other records won't show because it's not on the list. You need to set it to no.
I tried setting Limit to list property to NO but it seems to be not working.
I'm out of ideas, the only thing left is for you to attach the database so we can look at it.
Brand new to C# VS 2003 programming, combobox problem!


HALLOWELL, Maine – The Thomas College ice hockey team defeated the University of New England 4-1 on Friday evening at the Camden National Bank Ice Vault.
Benjamin MacLennan (Portland, Maine) scored late in the first period to push Thomas to a 1-0 lead going into the first intermission.
After UNE tied it up late in the second, Rajhan Munnings (Cape Coral, Fla.) answered to make it 2-1 after two.
MacLennan and Tito Naranja (Fort Kent, Maine) each scored in the third to push Thomas to the 4-1 win.
Tom Green (Biddeford, Maine) allowed one goal in net to earn the win.
During the first intermission, seniors Alex Berard (Winslow, Maine), Tim McDermott (Durham, Conn.), Naranja, Ben Wheeler (Hermon, Maine), and Ryan Ambrozy (Athol, Mass.) were recognized for playing in their final home game.


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Розщілина хребта (інколи розщеплення хребта, ) — дефект розвитку хребта, що полягає в аномальному розвитку хребта, яке викликане розщепленням — незакриттям хребетного каналу (іншими словами: відсутність задньої частини дуг хребців). Цей дефект виникає приблизно на 3-му тижні вагітності. Залежно від району залягання розрізняють грижі шийного, грудного, поперекового та крижового відділів. Добавки фолієвої кислоти під час вагітності зменшують ймовірність розвитку розщеплення хребта.

Форми

Виділяють такі форми:
 Приховані розщілини хребта (spina bifida occulta)
 Відкриті розщілини хребта (spina bifida uverta):
 оболонкові форми (Meningocele)
 корінцева форма (менінгорадикулоцеле)
 мозкова форма (менінгомієлоцеле (або ), менінгомієлорадикулоцеле)
 кістозна форма (мієлоцистоцеле, сирингомієлоцеле)
 Рахішизис (area medullo-vasculosa)

Симптоми

Наслідки розщеплення хребта залежать від тяжкості дефекту та його локалізації. Наслідками цього дефекту іноді можуть бути легкі болі або певні труднощі в русі, спричинені порушеною іннервацією м'язів, їх втомою або слабкістю (непідтримувані або погано підвішені м'язи повинні виконувати в декілька разів більше роботи, ніж м'язи здорової людини), але також можуть бути значно серйознішими, як їх параліч, що може спричинити повну іммобілізацію. Окрім дефектів хребта, серед інших симптомів є деформація суглобів нижніх кінцівок, грижі, які можуть призвести до паралічу нервів (викликаючи порушення шкірного відчуття, а при ускладненні пролежнів), труднощі з проходженням фекалій (параліч м'язів прямої кишки) або сечі — нейрогенний сечовий міхур, а отже, розвиток численних інфекцій сечовивідних шляхів тощо. Запущені стадії цього дефекту часто супроводжуються мозковою грижею (лат. Myelomeningocoele).

Лікування
Ортопедичне лікування залежить від ступеня ускладнення. Багато людей, які живуть з цим дефектом, можуть навіть не знати про його існування, оскільки він може не заважати нормальному функціонуванню. Деякі діти потребують коригуючої гімнастики та ортопедичних засобів, таких як ортопедичні устілки або, у гірших випадках, милиці чи ортези.

Примітки

Література
 Алгоритм реабілітаційного обстеження дітей із spina bifida [Електронний ресурс] / Адирхаєв С. Г., Адирхаєва Л. В., Туровець Г. М. — Київ : Ун-т «Україна», 2019. — 37 с.
 СУЧАСНІ АСПЕКТИ РЕАБІЛІТАЦІЇ ДІТЕЙ ІЗ SPINA BIFIDA. О. Р. Боярчук, К. Т. Глушко, Н. М. Свірська, В. В. Ковальов, О. Р. Шило. Здобутки клінічної і експериментальної медицини, (4), 53–57. 2018-2019.

Посилання
 Спинно-мозкова кила (Spina Bifida)
 Przepuklina oponowo-rdzeniowa, albo po prostu rozszczep kręgosłupa
 About Spina Bifida

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William Thomas COPLAND [Parents] was born 1, 2 in Apr 1868 in Battle, Sussex, England. He died after 1890.
James COPLAND [Parents] was born 1, 2 in Jan 1871 in Asburton, Battle, Sussex, England. He died 3 in Apr 1946 in Bauds, Rathven, Banff, Scotland. He married Jane Ann GILMORE on 10 Jan 1902.
Jane Ann GILMORE [Parents] was born 1 on 23 Nov 1872 in Portknockie, Seafield, Banff, Scotland. She died 2 on 16 Dec 1946. She married James COPLAND on 10 Jan 1902.
F i Mary Morrison Kinnaird COPLAND was born 1 in 1902 in Newton, Bauds, Rathven, Banff, Scotland. She died 2 on 29 Nov 1988.
M iii James COPLAND was born 1 in 1906 in Newton, Bauds, Rathven, Banff, Scotland. He died 2 on 23 Jan 1975.
Margaret Beatrice SLESSOR died 1 on 26 Jun 1986 in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. She married Living.
Jean COPLAND [Parents] was born 1 about 1872.


With Reliance Jio Infocomm (RJio) expected to rollout 5G services in the second-half of calendar year 2020 (H2CY20), albeit selectively, India may not lag China in launching the services. On 4G, India was behind China in rolling out the services by 2-3 years, according to a note by SBICap Securities.
"To maintain market leadership, we see RJio moving soon to 5G (H2CY20)," it said.
Jio's early 5G move is likely to be driven by the recent capital rise by incumbent telecos (both Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea). The incumbents are seen raising as much as $10 billion through various initiatives (amount raised likely to be $16 billion if tower sales go through) and most of the funds are likely to go into boosting 4G capacity, the note said.
Earlier in February, RIL President Mathew Oommen told BusinessLine that RJio is ready to launch 5G services in India, immediately after the spectrum allocation. RJio, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), is the only operator in the country which is ready for 5G, he added.
If the entire $16 billion raised is deployed in 4G networks, Vodafone-Idea and Bharti may add a combined incremental capacity of about 425 million 4G subscribers over the next 24 months. In the interim, Jio may continue to gain market share as incumbents, particularly Vodafone Idea, are faced with complex network integration and spectrum re-farming.
"We see Jio gaining share and achieving revenue market share of about 39 per cent by financial year 2021 (from current about 30 per cent), Vodafone Idea's RMS declining to 25 per cent (from 30 per cent) and Bharti holding ground. However, post network integration and 4G capacity boost, incumbent telcos are seen narrowing the 4G gap versus RJio," it said.
The note also said RJio would hike tariffs by at least 15-20 per cent driven by increased investments in 5G upgrade. The company's tower monetisation may be an additional and early catalyst for price hike of about 6 per cent over the next 6—9 months.
Despite significant consolidation in India's wireless space, the country's telecom tower sector remains fragmented with three tower companies.
"As such, we believe consolidation is very likely in the tower sector. Also in the 5G era, all towers will be of value as 5G is all about network densification," it said, adding, tenancy growth would remain "muted".


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La carrera ciclista Gante-Wevelgem 2008, inscrita en el circuito UCI ProTour 2008, tuvo lugar el 9 de abril del 2008.

La carrera perteneció al UCI ProTour 2008.

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Poetry Sunday: Egan Millard
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Egan Millard reads the poem, "Self-Portrait as Ardea herodias."
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Egan Millard has worked as a journalist in Alaska, Maine and New York City, where he grew up. His poetry has appeared in The Worcester Review, Cirque, The Aurorean, and "Building Fires in the Snow" (University of Alaska Press, 2016), the first-ever anthology of LGBTQ Alaskan writers, and is forthcoming in "From the Farther Shore: Discovering Cape Cod and the Islands Through Poetry" (Bass River Press, 2020). He has also appeared as a voice actor on "Cape Cod Radio Mystery Theater." A former Yarmouth resident, he now works as a reporter covering religion and lives in Boston.
Poetry Sunday: Leslie Paolucci
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Genevieve Abbot reads her poem, "Early Garden."
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The powerful integration of Egnyte and the Microsoft Office mobile suite enables a seamless user experience for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files. This article covers how to open, edit, and save key office files from your Egnyte mobile apps. You can also leverage the Egnyte Add-in for Microsoft and the Office Online integration.
When viewing an Office document in Egnyte's iOS app, you can open it in directly in the appropriate Office app (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint). Just tap the open-in button.
Selecting an Office app will open the document directly in that app. Any changes you make to the file will automatically be saved back into Egnyte.
To connect to your Egnyte account from an iPhone or iPad, first open up an Office app (such as Word) and click Add a place.
Select Egnyte, and then enter your account information (Egnyte domain name, username, and password) to proceed.
Finally, select the option to allow Office to access your Egnyte account.
Once this is done, you'll be able to browse, access, and edit your Egnyte files directly from the Office apps.
Just pick an Office file to edit, make your changes, and save the file. Any updates you made will automatically be saved back to your Egnyte account.
When viewing an Office document in Egnyte's Android app, you can open it in directly in the appropriate Office app (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint). Just tap the open-in button.
If you have an Office 365 subscription, the Office app will also allow you to edit the file. After you make and save your changes, simply tap back to return to the Egnyte app. Any updates you made will automatically be saved back to your Egnyte account.
To connect to your Egnyte account from an Android device, first open up an Office app (such as Word) and click Add a place.
Select the option to allow Office to access your Egnyte account.
To get started, open one of the Microsoft Office mobile apps (e.g., Word) and select the Browse option in the bottom left of your screen.
Next, choose Egnyte from the tree panel on the left — once this is done, you'll be able to browse through your Egnyte account.
Pick a Microsoft Office file to edit, make your changes, and save the file. Any updates you made will be automatically saved back to your Egnyte account.
Egnyte is specifically available as a document provider when you are using Microsoft's mobile suite. You will not be able to access Egnyte in this fashion from the desktop version of Office apps (e.g., Office 2013). Instead, we recommend using Egnyte's Office add-in in these cases.
Due to changes in Google's Single-Sign-On security policies, it has introduced a limitation within the Microsoft Office apps. Domains that rely on Google Single-Sign-On will not be able to authenticate until this issue is resolved. We are actively working with Microsoft to fix this issue.


Samsung had recently itself confirmed about the camera defects in their new Galaxy S5 handsets and though we expect a few bugs and issues with newer handsets, this is certainly a grave issue. Imagine spending a good sum of your money on a new flagship device such as this only to find out later that it has a wonderful camera which simply won't function for you. Well, this surely is pretty sad. But majority don't need to worry about this issue because even Samsung has stated that the defect is only present in a fraction of its units.
It was initially thought that the Verizon bound S5 is more likely to be defected and that US might have the most defected S5 handsets and Samsung was even planning to give an exact number but it looks like they haven't done anything about it. Mostly because the problem is not confined merely to the US or the Verizon devices in particular; it is also affecting units in other countries as well.
The statements have revealed the cause of the problem. Samsung thinks that the defected cameras are probably the result of some complications in the ROM and particularly those parts which are related to the camera. And now more caution is being extended towards the newly manufactured devices.


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Medical Advocates: Dentistry, Pharmacy
SCAPEGOATING WALMART
You're Within The Norms	Uncategorized	 December 30, 2020 January 1, 2021 3 Minutes
NORMAN J CLEMENT RPH., DDS, NORMAN L.CLEMENT PHARM-TECH, MALACHI F. MACKANDAL PHARMD, JOSEPH SOLVO ESQ., LYNN MICHELLE CLARK, REV. C.T. VIVIAN, JELANI ZIMBABWE CLEMENT, BS., MBA., WILLIE GUINYARD BS., BRAHM FISHER ESQ., JOSEPH WEBSTER MD., ESTHER HYATT PHD., BRAHM FISHER ESQ., MICHELE ALEXANDER MD., DEBRA LYNN SHEPHERD, BS., CUDJOE WILDING, BERES E. MUSCHETT, STRATEGIC ADVISOR
Norman J Clement, Aaron Howard, Rick Fertil demand the return of our DEA pharmacy Control Substance Registrations Immediately.
THE Scapegoating OF Walmart
The feds seek billions in penalties for filling valid opioid prescriptions
" One benefit of the Trump era has been the relative absence of dubious lawsuits against business. An exception is the Justice Department's new suit against Walmart for filling opioid prescriptions.
The lawsuit in federal court in Delaware claims that Walmart "failed to detect and report at least hundreds of thousands of suspicious orders" and that as a pharmacy it "unlawfully filled thousands upon thousands of invalid controlled-substance prescriptions." These actions enabled opioid abuse and "helped fuel a national crisis," the feds say. (1)
The complaint alleges violations of the Controlled Substances Act and its accompanying regulations, but it is really a 160-page exercise in scapegoating a company because it is well-known and has deep pockets. Walmart doesn't push pills on opioid addicts. Its pharmacists fill valid prescriptions written by doctors who are licensed by their states and registered with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
SITTING HEADLESS, LONDON, ENGLAND
When Walmart's pharmacists catch a prescription that appears fraudulent or forged, they are trained to refuse to fill it and document the incident. Walmart says it has passed tens of thousands of leads about suspicious prescriptions to state and federal law enforcement. It's the job of the DEA and state medical boards to investigate and revoke doctors' licenses and prescribing privileges if there's wrongdoing.
Yet the DEA rarely imposes such restrictions on physicians, and Walmart has no authority to act on its own. When pharmacists have refused to fill questionable prescriptions, doctors have sometimes sued for defamation and patients have sometimes sued for discrimination. Several states have prohibited pharmacists from interfering with the doctor-patient relationship by second-guessing valid prescriptions.
Former Senator Hatch on DEA and Opioid Crisis and Abuse
C-SPAN.org https://www.c-span.org/video/?435395-3/senator-hatch-dea-opioid-crisis
"Falsus in uno, Falsus in omnibus"
No federal law supersedes these state laws. Instead, the DEA has issued informal guidance on how pharmacists should ascertain whether an opioid prescription is medically legitimate. But this guidance doesn't carry the force of law or regulation, and it has sometimes contradicted other federal guidance and statements on opioid dispensation.
Walmart notes that the DEA has suggested that some combinations of opioids never have a legitimate medical purpose and should never be filled. Yet the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services continues to cover these opioid combinations and wants such prescriptions to be evaluated based on individual medical circumstances. Walmart filed a pre-emptive suit in October seeking clarity about the standards for handling prescriptions, but it has received no answers.
A GREEK LUNCH, DELPHI GREECES
The DOJ complaint also includes more than 190 mentions of "red flags" about suspicious opioid prescriptions. It claims Walmart often didn't adequately resolve them and sometimes knowingly filled illegitimate prescriptions despite the warnings. But Walmart notes in its lawsuit that the Controlled Substances Act "and its implementing regulations do not include the concept of red flags, let alone identify any particular factors as a red flag."
The feds try to side-step this problem by claiming that, under the Controlled Substances Act and regulations, "the pharmacist's conduct must adhere to the usual course of his or her professional practice as a pharmacist." The complaint argues that catching and resolving "red flags" for opioid prescriptions is "a well-recognized responsibility of a pharmacist in the professional practice of pharmacy," so "failing to fulfill this responsibility" is a violation of the federal law.
THE SUFFERING OF HUMANITY, GAUTENG SOUTH AFRICA
All of this raises constitutional issues based on a lack of legal standing. A negligence claim like the one alleged here is supposed to have a specific party claiming a specific injury caused by someone specific. Those are typically claims by one private party against another. The government can sue for violations of law, not because someone was negligent. The government's claims of Controlled Substances Act violations are so general that they seem contrived to add some violation of the law.
In effect, DOJ is asking the federal court to overrule state law in favor of informal federal guidance and a vague notion of pharmaceutical best practices. This harassment was typical of the Obama era but it's especially disappointing from the Trump Justice Department. The Biden Administration will be happy to run with this prosecutorial abuse."
FOR NOW YOU ARE WITHIN THE NORMS
https://www.wsj.com/articles/scapegoating-walmart-11609285742
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"Everyone in the Bay Area has been affected by the devastating fires in the North Bay. Many lives and thousands of homes have been lost during this tragedy. The Raider Nation salutes the first responders who heroically have been battling the flames and providing relief throughout the region. Santa Rosa and Napa have served as the Raiders' summer home for over 40 years. During that time we have built long lasting relationships with the people and businesses of those communities. In this time of need.. we will be there for you.. as you have been there for us.."
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The Oakland Raiders' pledge of $1 million to the relief and recovery efforts will be facilitated by American Red Cross and fans who would like to contribute can do so via the Raiders-specific microsite at www.redcross.org/raiders-pub.
Firefighters from across California and neighboring states are working feverishly to contain the fires that have resulted in multiple casualties and destroyed thousands of structures. The North Bay fires, which started on Sunday, October 8th, are some of the most destructive wildfires in California history.
Join the Raiders in the commitment to provide help to those affected by this disaster by making a gift to American Red Cross Disaster Relief. Your gift enables the Red Cross to prepare for, respond to and help people recover from disasters big and small. Please visit www.redcross.org/raiders-pub.
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Raiders Sign Fifth-Round Pick Punter Johnny Townsend
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Raiders Sign Linebacker Derrick Johnson
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The Oakland Raiders have signed second-round draft pick P.J. Hall, the club announced Sunday.
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The Oakland Raiders have signed sixth-round draft pick Azeem Victor, the club announced Saturday.
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