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Romeo and Juliet - Characters
Romeo is the only son of Lord and Lady Montague and belongs to one of the two most powerful families of Verona, which are bitter rivals. Romeo falls in love with Juliet, the daughter of the family of Capulet. He woos her quickly and they marry. Soon after, Romeo is involved in a brawl which results in the death of Tybalt (a Capulet) and in Romeo's banishment from Verona. A plan to spend one last night with Juliet goes tragically awry when he believes she is dead and kills himself. When she sees what he has done, she kills herself as well.
Juliet is a thirteen-year-old and the only child of her parents, Lord and Lady Capulet. Juliet has not yet been tempted by love but when she sees Romeo, who had crashed her parents' party, she immediately falls in love with him. She is a strong-minded young lady who convinces Romeo that they should marry. Their marriage is then quickly arranged. Upon hearing that Romeo has been banished, she goes along with a plot hatched by Romeo's priest and pretends to be dead. Romeo kills himself when he mistakenly believes that she is dead, which, in turn, leads to Juliet taking her own life.
Lord Capulet
Capulet is the head of one of Verona's powerful families and is married to Lady Capulet. Although they have had several children, Juliet is the only surviving child. Lord Capulet gives a party in which he is unintentionally instrumental in bringing Romeo and Juliet together. His conversation with others implies that he is well past his youth. In the end, he agrees that the family feud with the Montagues has not been worth the deaths of the two young people.
Lady Capulet
Still a young woman, she remarks early in the play that she was about Juliet's age when she gave birth to her. She is in charge of the Capulet household and the servants generally answer to her. She is concerned about making a good marriage for her daughter and instructs her to find a suitable handsome young man. It is Lady Capulet who pressures the Prince of Verona to banish Romeo.
Lord Montague
Lord and Lady Montague head the family that rival the Capulets for power in Verona. They have only one child: Romeo. Early in the play Montague shows an eagerness to physically brawl with the Capulets, but is held back by his wife. In the end Lord Montague agrees with his rival Capulet that the families' feud must end if only to make sense of the deaths of their children.
Prince Escalus
Escalus is a Prince, higher in rank than either the Montagues or the Capulets, who drive him to frustration with their brawls and vendettas. After a nasty street fight between the rival families early in the play, he warns them to settle their disagreements without bloodshed or there will be serious repercussions for both sides. After Romeo kills Tybalt, the Prince takes the drastic measure of banishing the young man from Verona.
Friar Lawrence
The Montague family priest, Friar Lawrence has his own 'cell' where he lives quietly. He expresses fatherly concern for Romeo and although he vocally disapproves of the young man's lovesick ways and immature behavior, decides to marry him and Juliet in an attempt to end the two families' feud. A further plan to bring the couple together for one night after Romeo's banishment backfires, and the couple die by their own hands. The priest convinces the rival families to make peace in the memory of their children.
A talkative old servant, whose real name is Angelica, Nurse has been Juliet's caregiver for many years; nursing her as a baby and clucking over her like a mother hen. She has an archive of stories to tell about her beloved Juliet and will recount them. Nurse provides some comic relief in her rambling conversations and her teasing of Juliet when the girl asks for news of Romeo. Nurse helps Friar Lawrence bring the two lovers together.
Mercutio (Mur-CU-Shee-oh)
A relative of Prince Escalus and friend of Romeo's, he is bold and outgoing, always joking and seemingly takes nothing seriously. He spends much of his time in the play teasing Romeo for being in love with Rosaline, not realizing that Romeo has fallen for Juliet. After he is slashed by Tybalt's sword, he blames Romeo for stepping between him and his rival during their duel. The wound does not seem to be serious at first, but he dies soon after.
Benvolio
A cousin and friend of Romeo's, he is quieter and more thoughtful than Mercutio, more conservative and cautious, but still full of youthful energy and high spirits. He is instrumental in explaining to the Montagues, Capulets, and the Prince what happened during the course of the sword fight between Tybalt and Mercutio and Romeo's involvement in Tybalt's death.
Tybalt
Tybalt is a nephew of Lady Capulet's who is quite close to Juliet. He is angry about Romeo and his friends showing up at the Capulet's party uninvited. Later, out in the streets of Verona, he gets into an argument with Mercutio during which Romeo places himself between the two young men and Tybalt slashes Mercutio who later dies. He in turn is slain by Romeo. It is his death that Lady Capulet seeks to avenge by asking for Romeo's banishment.
Count Paris
A distant relative of the Capulets, Paris expresses regret that the family is still feuding with the Montagues. Paris has told Juliet's father more than once that he wishes to marry his daughter. Early in the play Capulet is reluctant to give his permission as he feels the girl is too young, although he encourages Paris to woo her and win her if he can. Later though, after Juliet has married Romeo, Capulet changes his mind and says Paris may marry his daughter.
A large number of servants appear in the play, both named and unnamed. Some are personal, such as Juliet's nurse, Tybalt's page, Romeo's servant Balthazar, and Capulet's Clown. The personal servants are there to fulfill any wish their master or mistress may have. Servants of a lower status perform more general tasks, such as those at the Capulets' party. Some high-ranking servants have their own servants, for example, Nurse has a servant named Peter. Some of the servants are close to their employers and act in a somewhat familiar manner.
Romeo remembers an apothecary from whom he could buy poison, which, in his grief, he decides to take upon hearing of Juliet's death. The penalty for selling poison is death but he also knows that the apothecary is a poor man and will take the risk. Romeo offers him a large amount of money and the poverty-stricken chemist sells him the poison.
The chorus appears at the beginning of Act 1 and again at the beginning of Act 2. They provide the background for the story in the first prologue and then comment on the events that transpired in Act 1 in the Prologue for Act 2. The prologues are written in sonnet form.


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#define HIPDEX_VPN_PROTOCOL_HIP_UNASSOCIATED_H

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You probably have to do some amount of writing in your life and most of us wish we were better writers. Perhaps you are in school and constantly have papers due and you are tired of getting bad grades. Perhaps you work requires you write letters and you simply are bad at it Maybe you just want to write stories and send them to magazines. Or perhaps you want to write sweet poems to your love. In any case, there are things that you can do to improve your writing abilities. Here is a short list of things that if you take them on will pay off big benefits for your writing abilities.
Before you try and write a story you should lay out a framework. Having an empty page can cause all sorts of anxiety and if you are trying to simply reach perfection you might defeat yourself before you even get started. So create an outline for the story that you want to write. It could be a few pages or even a few paragraphs that simply walk you through the story. Try putting in all the major parts and laying out all the characters. If there is dramatic action or some particular prospective you want put forward, make sure that you include that in your outline. The goal here isn't to make a complete version of your story, it is only to have you create a template for what you are about to write. When you do this, you have a working document that you can refer back to, and if you get lost or forget where you want to take your story, you can always refer back to it to find your place again. Professional writers do this without thinking and nearly all great writers begin their writing with the skeleton or an outline of their story.
You might notice that the good writers like Michael Volitich use a broad range of words in their writing. Writing often and entails you saying the same thing over and over. What good writers do to avoid thing sounding redundant is to make sure that they have a broad vocabulary that allows them to pick from many synonyms. Review some of your favorite books and you will notice that these writers have put considerable time into expanding your vocabulary. By expanding their vocabularies it gives them more options and many more ways to express themselves. You will see the same benefits as you increase your vocabulary. If you take the same approach, it will make you writing better and more interesting.
Great writers always have writing resources close to hand. These include a thesaurus, a dictionary, books about writing and other tools that assist with great writing. Spend some time in bookstores, libraries, and even searching online for writing tools that can help you improve your writing skills. You should also align yourself with other writers who can review what you were writing and will give you quality feedback. Sometimes other writers are your best writing resource.
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Alienated Students; CSAP; DOE
Appropriates funds to establish 7.00 FTE teacher positions in the
central departmental school district for the comprehensive school
alienation program.  Requires these funds to be appropriated and
allotted to the DOE through the school community service program
and to be expended by Wahiawa community school for adults.
RELATING TO THE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL ALIENATION PROGRAM.
1      SECTION 1.  All funds appropriated by this Act for the
2 comprehensive school alienation program in the central
3 departmental school district shall be appropriated and allotted
4 to the department of education through the school community
5 service program (EDN 500) and shall be expended by Wahiawa
6 community school for adults during fiscal year 1999-2000 and
7 fiscal year 2000-2001.
8      Not less than twenty days prior to the convening of the
9 regular sessions of 2000 and 2001, the principals of Wahiawa
10 community school for adults and all central district schools
11 receiving teacher positions or funds for educational supplies
12 through this Act for the comprehensive school alienation program
13 shall submit reports to the legislature on the positive and
14 negative impacts of appropriating and allotting comprehensive
15 school alienation program funds to the department of education
16 through the school community service program and requiring these
17 funds to be expended by Wahiawa community school for adults.
18      SECTION 2.  There is appropriated out of the general
19 revenues of the State of Hawaii the sum of $        , or so much
1 thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 1999-2000, and the
2 sum of $        , or so much thereof as may be necessary for
3 fiscal year 2000-2001, to establish an additional seven
4 temporary, full-time equivalent (7.00 FTE), teacher positions in
5 the central departmental school district of the department of
6 education for the comprehensive school alienation program.
7      SECTION 3.  There is appropriated out of the general
8 revenues of the State of Hawaii the sum of $200,000, or so much
10 sum of $200,000, or so much thereof as may be necessary for
11 fiscal year 2000-2001, to provide educational supplies for
12 Wahiawa community school for adults in connection with the seven
13 teacher positions authorized by section 2 for the comprehensive
14 school alienation program.
16 revenues of the State of Hawaii the sum of $267,435, or so much
17 thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 1999-2000, and the
20 Wahiawa community school for adults in connection with the
21 comprehensive school alienation program.
22      SECTION 5.  The sums appropriated shall be expended by the
23 department of education for the purposes of this Act.
1      SECTION 6.  In the event of a conflict between this Act and
2 any other law, this Act shall control.  All acts passed by the
3 legislature during this regular session of 1999, including the
4 General Appropriations Act, whether enacted before or after the
5 effective date of this Act, shall be amended to conform to this
6 Act unless such acts specifically provide that this Act is being
7 amended.
8      SECTION 7.  This Act shall take effect on July 1, 1999, and
9 shall be repealed on June 30, 2001.

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Here we define a "Point" record having x, and y fields of type int. There's no type checking at runtime, but the mypy type checker can be used as a separate build step to verify that arguments have the correct type.
"Record" is the only model type supported by this version of Faust, but is just one of many possible model types to include in the future. The Avro serialization schema format, which the terminology is taken from, supports records, arrays, and more.
To integrate with external systems, Faust's Codecs can help you support serialization and de-serialization to and from any format. Models describe the form of messages, while codecs explain how they're serialized/compressed/encoded/etc.
Codecs can also be combined, so they consist of multiple encoding and decoding stages, for example, data serialized with JSON and then Base64 encoded would be described as the keyword argument serializer='json|binary'.
The Codecs section – for more information about codecs and how to define your own.
The mypy static type analyzer can now alert you if your code is passing the wrong type of value for the account_id field, and more. The most compelling reason for using non-described messages would be to integrate with existing Kafka topics and systems, but if you're writing new systems in Faust, the best practice would be to describe models for your message data.
The first version of Faust only supports dictionary models (records), but can be easily extended to support other types of models, like arrays.
A record is a model based on a dictionary/mapping. The storage used is a dictionary, and it serializes to a dictionary, but the same is true for ordinary Python objects and their __dict__ storage, so you can consider record models to be "objects" that can have methods and properties.
Python does not check types at runtime. The annotations are only used by static analysis tools like mypy.
The above will send a message to Kafka, and whatever receives that message must be able to deserialize the data.
You need to restart all Faust instances using the old key/value types, or alternatively provide an upgrade path for old instances.
Records can also have fields that are a list of other models, or mappings to other models, and these are also described using the type annotation syntax.
Faust will automatically reconstruct the DOA.accounts field into a mapping of string to Account objects.
There are limitations to this, and Faust may not recognize your custom mapping or list type, so stick to what is listed in the table for your Faust version.
Faust automatically serializes datetime fields to ISO-8601 text format but will not automatically deserialize ISO-8601 strings back into datetime (it is impossible to distinguish them from ordinary strings).
Similar to datetimes, json does not have a suitable high precision decimal field type.
You can enable the decimals=True option to coerce string decimal values back into Python decimal.Decimal objects.
You can add custom coercion rules to your model classes using the coercions options. This must be a mapping from, either a tuple of types or a single type, to a function/class/callable used to convert it.
You can mark a model class as abstract=True to create a model base class, that you must inherit from to create new models having common functionality.
For example, you may want to have a base class for all models that have fields for time of creation, and time last created.
You can also create model values using positional arguments, meaning that Point(x=10, y=30) can also be expressed as Point(10, 30).
This is a strict relationship, the value for Account.user can only ever be a User class.
How does this work? What is a blessed key? The answer is in how Faust models are serialized and deserialized.
The blessed key here is the __faust key, it describes what model class was used when serializing it. When we allow the blessed key to be used, we allow it to be reconstructed using that same class.
When you define a module in Python code, Faust will automatically keep an index of model name to class, which we then use to look up a model class by name. For this to work, you must have imported the module where your model is defined before you deserialize the payload.
When using blessed keys it's extremely important that you do not rename classes, or old data cannot be deserialized.
Model metadata for introspection. An instance of faust.types.models.ModelOptions.
pickle - pickle with Base64 encoding (not URL-safe).
binary - Base64 encoding (not URL-safe).
Encodings are not URL-safe if the encoded payload cannot be embedded directly into a URL query parameter.
All codecs have a name and the faust.serializers.codecs attribute maintains a mapping from name to Codec instance.
We use msgpack.dumps to serialize, and our codec now encodes to raw msgpack format in binary. We may have to write this payload to somewhere unable to handle binary data well, to solve that we combine the codec with Base64 encoding to convert the binary to text.
Faust also supports registering codec extensions using setuptools entry-points, so instead, we can create an installable msgpack extension.
At this point you can publish this to PyPI so it can be shared amongst other Faust users.


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Q: Arranging bootstrap cards based on id in mysql and php I want to gather the ordered foods of each Order ID ,I mean separate them based on their order ID
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            <?php
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                    $pID = $cartItem['product']['pID'];
                    $qty = $cartItem['product']['qty'];
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                    if ($cartItem['product']['variation']) {
                        $product->setVariation($cartItem['product']['variation']);
                    }

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                        $classes=" striped";
                    } else {
                        $classes="";
                    }
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Hello from Kyrgyzstan! I'm Sanobar and I want to say THANK you for my mom!!! Thanks to DR GAURAV RATHAUR and DR VIPUL AGGARWAL from Jaypee hospital! My mom is 68 years old, she broke her left arm and couldn't be operated bse of liver disease. She had plaster and the bone didn't bind, so she suffered for 5 months and we prayed God help her, doctors from Jaypee hospital treated her and she recovered! But there were some other procedures after the operation from physiotherapy department. Thanks to dr Sachin Rai who was patient to my mom though she was capricious and she didn't want to do the exercises. Now she is feeling good and continues her previous life. I wish good luck and success to all staff of Jaypee hospital!!!


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Q: Process-shared lock under FreeBSD Just like the following code snippet:
pthread_spin_init(&lock, PTHREAD_PROCESS_SHARED);

Under Linux, I can use process-shared spinlock, but when I compile the same code under FreeBSD 10.3, I get EINVAL.
Is FreeBSD 10.3 still doesn't support PTHREAD_PROCESS_SHARED?
If true, is there exists any alternative solution to implement a lightweight process-shared lock?


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TEMPE, ARIZ. — NorthMarq Multifamily has arranged the sale of Nines Apartments, located at Baseline and Rural roads in Tempe. Los Angeles-based Tides Equities LLC acquired the property from 3rd Ave Investments for $38.5 million.
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Boarding Party Game
Overview of Game Mechanics
Gameplay Experience
Unique Game Features
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Boarding Party is an action-packed, entertaining game that's great for parties and family gatherings. Unlike other party game classics like Pictionary and charades, Boarding Party requires a team of players, who have to work together to accomplish a common mission in each round. As the name suggests, each team boards a virtual ship, plotting a Course through open waters and avoiding enemy fire from rival teams. During each turn, the team has to decide which direction to take or how to tackle the obstacles in their way – all while competing with other teams who are also on their own independent mission. As the race continues and more teams join the fray, it can become quite intense!
The key difference between Boarding Party and other team-based board games is its unique game mechanics combined with strategic elements. Each round requires quick thinking and teamwork as players use their cards with different actions such as shields to defend against fire, torpedoes to hit ships, maps to plot course options and scanners to detect hidden threats. With multiple levels of difficulty available for every gameplay experience from beginner levels onboarding new players to advanced levels where seasoned veterans battle it out for control of the high seas – Boarding party is sure to keep people entertained for hours on end.
The Boarding Party game is a fast paced, strategic team game. In this game, teams of up to 8 players compete against each other in order to capture and occupy a central target base ship. Each team has three ships with different classifications; engineer, commander and pilot: the Engineer can install and launch weapons from the target base ship, the Commander can upgrade and repair ships, while the Pilot has specialties in navigation and evasion skills.
Players take turns attempting to board an enemy's ship with their own troops by either launching them directly from their own ships or infiltrating other player's ships in order to gain control of them first. In turn-based fashion players must use strategy, resourcefulness and clever card playing abilities in order to score points while avoiding being boarded by enemies. Special abilities are also available when holding a particular position or spending resources that effect how players play the board and battle shipping traffic.
Each team will have access to various upgrades which they may deploy during missions where they attempt to board their enemy's vessel or drift off into neutral territory for some needed rest periods; these include shields, radar jammers, mines, cloaking devices – all provided through various tech cards available in-game.
Players need both cunningness and strategy as they come across environmental hazards such as asteroids (that serve both as defense tools but also can cause destruction when maneuverings goes wrong). Additionally weather hazard events such as cyclones provide an added layer of challenge. The ultimate goal is for your team achieve its mission objective before time runs out or all other competing teams are eliminated from the board leaving you victorious!
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The Boarding Party game has a fast-paced and often chaotic gameplay experience, with a focus on skillfully navigating and attacking opposing ships of varying sizes in order to reach the ultimate goal of boarding their ship and claiming its loot. The game's core mechanics are quick, intuitive, and accessible, allowing players to easily understand the essential concepts at play. This helps keep the pace brisk but never rushed, making sure every move counts towards victory.
The game also boasts an impressive array of available ships and upgrades for players to customize to their individual playstyle, creating a truly unique gaming experience. This adds depth and variety to each game session, as well as encouraging replayability by way of exploring various strategies and approaches.
The visuals of the game are crisp and vibrant too, providing players with authentically detailed ship exteriors, interiors,special effects such as stellar explosions or lightning strikes that change based on the parameters set before starting each match. The audio features realistic sword clangs mixed with revving cannons or crackling thunder mixed with whistling arrows that increases tension as battles progress–providing an immersive atmosphere that will have you on the edge of your seat until victory is secured.
Boarding Party is a unique game in many different ways. One of its most prominent features is the art style and setting which adds a lot of flavor to the experience of playing the game. It takes place in a 1950s-style boardinghouse, featuring 2D characters with exaggerated, exaggerated facial expressions. This makes it strikingly different from other games where everything is stylized or rendered in 3D.
Another unique element of Boarding Party is its unlockable content and hidden secrets. Throughout the course of the game, players must uncover clues and items that allow them to progress further in their journey. At certain stages, they will also be rewarded with unique unlocks such as rare furniture items or special character skins. These little touches add an extra layer of depth to the game and keep players from wanting to put down their controller and stop playing.
Finally, Boarding Party has some surprisingly deep strategic options for those who want to take things one step further. Players can build up their own rooms for maximum aesthetic satisfaction, as well as open up secret pathways that can give players advantages against their enemies during boarding missions. With these added elements present, Boarding Party provides entertainment for both casual and more strategic gamers alike!
The Boarding Party game is a game of chance and strategy. One key to come out as the victor is to have an optimal strategy based on understanding the dynamic power-ups available in the game. Power-ups can be acquired at certain moments throughout the game, granting extra rewards to players who are able to successfully employ them. Players must think ahead and capitalize on advantageous positions created by their triggers for these special power-ups
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One of the most important strategies that should be employed when playing Boarding Party is evaluating one's opponents' strategies and tactics. This can be done by looking at how they play each turn and what kind of logic they use when making moves. In addition, tactically spotting choice points in the game where one could potentially gain a huge advantage can allow a player to foresee a situation before it happens and act accordingly if needed. Examples of choice points may include using power-ups, placing barriers, and switching spins on either side or both sides of the board depending on if it benefits you or negatively impacts your opponent.
Finally, tactical decision-making should always be at play while strategically planning out long-term objectives within each match. By logically analyzing all options presented in front of them and assessing potential results from acting upon any given path, being aware of probability and possible outcomes becomes increasingly valuable during each move made. This way, every possible move will be evaluated carefully against what would be most beneficial for one's overall success in winning the match at hand.
The Boarding Party game has been a major success in the gaming industry, becoming one of the most popular and widespread titles available today. This classic board game has been praised for its simple yet captivating mechanics, deceptively-addictive strategic core, and the exciting fight-or-flight situations it creates for players. Its use of special cards to create unique situations for each player's turn has made this title stand out as one of the top party games on the market.
Critics have noted that Boarding Party is a great way to bring people together, as it encourages friendly competition while also creating deeper dynamics as alliances are made and broken throughout the game. Experts have noted that Boarding Party's intuitive mechanics make it an ideal gateway game to get newcomers into tabletop gaming without overwhelming them with too many rules or components. Fans simply enjoy its intense thrill and clever yet simple gameplay " something which may explain why there are currently hundreds of thousands of active players worldwide.
In conclusion, Boarding Party has become a cultural phenomenon in terms of party games, seeing immense popularity both in physical stores and online platforms alike. It has earned countless awards from critics and fans alike while providing a fun way to connect people together over enjoyable competition. Whether you are an experienced gamer or someone following the trend; anyone can appreciate this classic board game!
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Martin Depper will join Eurotech Racing for the 2014 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship season to race a Honda Civic alongside defending champion Andrew Jordan in the Pirtek Racing squad.
The West Midlands-based racer has bought Jeff Smith's Civic for his return to the BTCC, having previously raced a BMW during the 2010 season. Depper, 45, started racing in the MINI Challenge in 2005 and most recently raced in this year's VW Cup.
Depper's Honda will run in the Pirtek blue livery and with backing from Call Stream, the Warwickshire-based call management company.


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Q: Sort dictionary whose value is in the form of list of dictionary Sorting a dictionary whose value is in the form of list of dictionary.
I have something like:
myDict = {'First' :[{'Name':'Raj','Date':'28-March-2019 09:30'}],
          'Second':[{'Name':'Ajay','Date':'12-April-2020 07:25'}],
          'Third':[{'Name':'Jaya','Date':'12-April-2019 09:25'}]}

I want to sort this in ascending order based on Date.
Expected output:
myDict = {'First' :[{'Name':'Raj','Date':'28-March-2019 09:30'}],
          'Third' :[{'Name':'Jaya','Date':'12-April-2019 09:25'}],
          'Second':[{'Name':'Ajay','Date':'12-April-2020 07:25'}]}

I want the output in the form of dictionary

A: you can use collections.OrderedDict with the build-in function sorted:
from collections import OrderedDict
from datetime import datetime

OrderedDict(sorted(myDict.items(), key=lambda x: datetime.strptime(x[1][0]['Date'], '%d-%B-%Y %H:%M')))

this solution assumes that each value from myDict is a list with one dict inside which has  a valid 'Date' key (as your provided data shows)
in python2.7  dictionary insertion order it is not guaranteed, so you can't get your desired output, still, you can use OrderedDict
output:
OrderedDict([('First', [{'Name': 'Raj', 'Date': '28-March-2019 09:30'}]),
             ('Third', [{'Name': 'Jaya', 'Date': '12-April-2019 09:25'}]),
             ('Second', [{'Name': 'Ajay', 'Date': '12-April-2020 07:25'}])])

you can read more about OrderedDict here
I encourage you to use python3.6 or a higher version where you can benefit from the insertion order in a dict


A 23-year-old student of National Law University Odisha collapsed and died on Saturday evening while playing football for his institution in an inter-university tournament at the SAI Complex in Salt Lake.
Ritwik Das, a fifth-year student, was part of a 50-member contingent from the law school participating in Invicta '19, a sports competition organised by the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS).
The event started on February 8 and was to run till Sunday along with Outlawed '19, the Calcutta institute's annual festival. Both were suspended after Ritwik's death, a member of the organising committee said.
According to a faculty member of the NUJS, Ritwik collapsed in the middle of a game. His teammates and a physiotherapist unsuccessfully tried to revive him before he was taken to AMRI Hospitals in Salt Lake, barely 500m away from the SAI Complex.
"He was taken to the hospital within 10 minutes but could not be saved," the faculty member said.
An official at AMRI said Ritwik was declared dead on arrival around 3.50pm.
Ritwik was the son of Rashmi Ranjan Das, a joint secretary in the finance ministry, and mother Sumana Mohanty, a senior official of East Coast Railway in Bhubaneswar. The bereaved couple arrived in the city on Sunday and took their son's body in a hearse to Bhubaneswar.
Their daughter Saranya Das works for a multinational company in Bangalore.
The findings of the post-mortem were not available till late on Sunday night.
According to a friend, Ritwik loved sport in general and was an accomplished football player. He was the convenor of his institution's sports committee.
"Riki (Ritwik) was a very good football player and gelled well with everyone. He was instrumental in motivating all of us and getting sports equipment installed for our use on the campus. He had been coming to the NUJS fest since he joined law school. All of us are in a state of shock after his sudden death," the student said.
Ritwik was a fan of the Premier League team Manchester United. His Facebook page has several photographs of the Manchester United players.
Ritwik's uncle Siddharth Mohanty said his nephew, who was captaining the university team, felt some discomfort during the match but asked his teammates to continue with the match.
According to another member of the family, he had asthma but had managed to keep the medical condition under control through regular exercise and medication.
Manmeet Singh Goindi, director of SAI's Eastern Centre, said the organisers of the law school festival had taken multiple facilities on rent till February 10.
"They had rented the football ground, cricket field, basketball and volleyball courts and the athletic track. The boy was rushed to the hospital as fast as we could and it is very unfortunate that he did not survive," he said.


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Home » Ors v Republic (SCA No.13/14/15/16/17 of 2009) (17 of 2009) [2011] SCCA 1 ([node:field-jdate]);
Ors v Republic (SCA No.13/14/15/16/17 of 2009) (17 of 2009) [2011] SCCA 1 ([node:field-jdate]);
IN THE SEYCHELLES COURT OF APPEAL
Christopher Freminot and Ors …..................................................................................Appellant
The Republic …............................................................................................................Respondent
SCA No.13/14/15/16/17 of 2009
Mr. Hoareau and Mr. Georges for the Appellants
The Attorney General, Mr. Govinden and Mr. Esparon for the Respondent
Twomev, M. JA
1. This is an application for bail pursuant to section 342 (5) of the Criminal Procedure Code in a case involving five appellants convicted for aiding and abetting in the importation of a controlled drug contrary to the Misuse of Drugs Act, Cap 133 and for aiding and abetting in the trafficking of a controlled drug contrary to the Misuse of Drugs Act 1990. Learned Counsel for the Appellants have made applications for bail pending the hearing of the appeals. Their applications are supported by affidavits. Learned Counsel for the Respondent has submitted a counter affidavit in which reasons why bail should be refused are set out. Arguments on behalf of the Appellants and Respondents have been heard.
2. Learned Counsel for the Appellants contend that the Appellants have been incarcerated since 21st May 2008 and submit that their constitutional right under article 18(1) of the Constitution has been breached, specifically their right to liberty. With respect, this submission alone cannot find persuasion with this Court. The Appellants are presently incarcerated as they have been convicted and sentenced to prison terms by the Supreme Court, such a restriction to their constitutional right as permitted by the Constitution in its article 18 (2) (a). Counsel has however submitted several cases, some of which are very much to point.
3. Learned Counsel for the Respondents, the Attorney-General, argues that an application for bail in the Court of Appeal is not contained in either article 18 or article 19 of the Constitution and that the regime for such applications is solely based in legislation. In that respect he has also submitted several cases.
4. We respectfully disagree. It is clear that the Constitution by including the right to bail in its very letter (article 18(1)) enhances its rightful importance and this Court is mindful of safeguarding such constitutional rights. Further, the unfettered discretion of the Court to grant bail pending appeal is contained in section 342 (5) of the Criminal Procedure Code. In this respect it is incumbent on the Respondents to show why it should not be granted, even in cases pending appeals.
5. In general, bail acts as a reconciling mechanism to accommodate a person's
constitutional right to liberty and society's interest in assuring his presence at trial and
other related court proceedings. The fundamental principles for the granting of bail
generally, has been laid down recently by Domah, J A, in the case of Beeharry v R (SCA
11 of 2009). The case of Panagary v The Republic (SCA 9 of 2010) addresses the issue
of bail pending appeals. We see no reason from departing from the established principles
therein summarized and accept that in such cases bail is only granted in exceptional
circumstances. Further, although the rights enshrined in the Constitution came well after
Joubert v R (SLR 1976 17), its principles still obtain:
"Where there is an appeal the principles which apply for granting bail are different from the principles which apply when an accused is first brought to trial...In such cases the appellant must show special reasons. A clear record and the shortness of sentence would together form a special reason. This however is not limitative..."
6. Sauzier's J ruling is similar to the English Court of Appeal's finding in the case of R v
Watton (1978) 68 Cr. App. R. 293, namely, that in deciding whether to grant bail
pending appeal
"the true question is, are there exceptional circumstances, which would drive the Court to the conclusion that justice can only be done by the granting of bail?"
7. In Sinon v R (SCA 4 of 2006), Hodoul, J A, took a similar view and went on to express the view that the special reason would have to be exceptional and unusual.
8. Does the present case reveal special, exceptional and unusual reasons for granting bail? When addressing these considerations, this Court, not seized of the Supreme Court proceedings, finds itself limited to the judgment of the Supreme Court in the appealed case which has been duly signed and dated by Gaswaga J. It also has before it the averments contained in the affidavits and arguments of Counsels. It cannot take cognisance of any other factors which may be contained in the proceedings of the case which are to all intents and purposes not extant.
9. Further, the Constitution whilst enshrining the right to a fair hearing in its Article 19 provides in section (3) that:
"When a person is tried for any offence that person or other person authorized by that person in that behalf shall, if either of them so requires and subject to payment of such reasonable fees may be specified by or under any law, be given as soon as is practicable after judgment a copy for the use of that person of any record of the proceedings made by or on behalf of the court." (emphasis added)
10. In considering the phrase "as soon as is practicable" we have looked at correspondence with the Supreme Court Registry in relation to this matter. The Notice of Appeal in this case is dated 29th July 2009 and was filed first for the August session of 2009 and has missed five subsequent sittings of the Court of Appeal including this one. The records of the Court of Appeal show that numerous letters and oral representations have been made to the Supreme Court Registry to have the record of proceedings expedited and served on all parties concerned, but to no avail.
11. We strongly condemn this systematic ineptitude and failure of the court system to provide timely deliverables at the expense of the rights of appellants to obtain a fair trial within a reasonable time as guaranteed by the Constitution.
12. We are mindful that neither the Appellants nor the Respondents are to blame for this failure. In this respect, the Court has to balance the constitutional rights of the Appellants with the State's public interest considerations. Here the Appellant's rights are very much in abeyance pending the production of records of proceedings which they require to conduct their appeals. The inexplicable and unacceptable delay in producing records of proceedings cannot operate to breach the Appellant's constitutional rights. In several cases by the Strasbourg Court namely, Zimmerman and Steiner v Switzerland ((1984) 6 EHRR 17), Bezicheri v Italy ((1990) 12 EHRR 210), AbdoeUa v Netherlands ((1992) 20 EHRR 585) shortage of judicial manpower and judicial overload were not recognized as sufficient State excuses to breach a prisoner's rights under article 5 or article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights (articles which are similar to articles 18 and 19 of the Seychelles Constitution). By logical extension, the behaviour of the Registry has led to a similar breach. The State has to organize the legal system so as to meet its obligations.
13. In R v Landy (1981) 72 Cr. App. R. 237 a determining factor in granting bail pending appeal was that the hearing of the appeal would be delayed for some months in order for the transcript to be prepared.
14. As pointed out we are limited by the slim proceedings before us and cannot weigh the chances of success or failure of this appeal in the absence of court records. We are comforted to learn that the transcript of proceedings is now ready and will be distributed. Nonetheless, we are of the view that we shall have no alternative but to release the Appellants on bail on the following conditions if through any other systematic failure for which the court system is responsible, this case is not heard at the next session of the Court of Appeal:
Surrender of all travel documents by the appellants
The Immigration Authorities to be informed not to issue any travel documents to the Appellants pending the disposal of this case
The Immigration Authorities to be informed that the Appellants should not be permitted to leave the Country pending disposal of this case.
Each Appellant is to report to the Central Police Station once a week
A surety of Rupees 20,000 for each defendant
15. These are grave offences and we issue the following warning and direction:
In these exceptional circumstances if the appellants are released on bail at the next sitting and experience a further delay in the hearing of the appeal, that delay must not be relied on if their appeal fails as a reason for their not being sent back to prison to serve their sentence.
We take note of this denouement which has taken place as a result of the failure of the Supreme Court Registry. We are by the present directing the Registrar as a matter of priority to complete the record of proceedings in these appeals urgently so that they may be heard in the forthcoming August session. We further direct the Registrar to organise the contemporaneous recording and transcription of proceedings in all matters before the Court of Appeal to avoid the catastrophe of mislaid or delayed records of proceedings and the holding up of the judicial process.
A copy of this ruling is to be sent to all persons responsible for the administration of the Supreme Court Registry, namely the Chief Justice and the Registrar and the President's Office. Further, all government departments charged with the oversight and financing of the Supreme Court Registry should be informed of this ruling.
M. TWOMEY
JUSTICE APPEAL
F. MACGREGOR
PRESIDENT OF COURT APPEAL
J. HODOUL
JUSTICE OF APPEAL
S. B. DOMAH
A. T. FERNANDO
Freminot & Ors v Republic (SCA No.13/14/15/16/17 of 2009) [2011] SCCA 1 (31 December 2010);
Freminot & Ors v Republic (SCA No.13/14/15/16/17 of 2009) [2011] SCCA 15 (02 September 2011);
R vs Esparon and others (SCA No: 01 of 2014) [2014] SCCA 19 (14 August 2014);
Barbe v R (SCA 24/2009) [2010] SCCA 11 (10 December 2010);
Poonoo v Attorney-General (SCA 38 of 2010) [2011] SCCA 30 (09 December 2011);


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Australian Church Leaders, Prepare your People for Persecution
31/07/2018 | Campbell Markham
Last year an 18-year-old Australian Christian named Madeline was dismissed from Capital Kids Parties after putting an "It's OK to Vote No" filter on her Facebook profile.
In April this year, the ACT Fair Work Ombudsman upheld Madeline's dismissal, and said that it would "pursue no further action." There was no outcry against this decision. In fact there was no response at all.
In 2018 marriage stands redefined at its roots, and there is nothing remarkable about dismissing a Christian employee who can't agree with this change.
This is just one small example of how the Australian Church now teeters on a social earthquake. We live and worship within a growing hostile environment. How are we going to go? How must we respond to this change?
Here I offer a Prognostication, a Promise, and a Plea for Preparation.
Prognostication
The Ruddock Religious Freedom Review was created by Malcolm Turnbull in the midst of the marriage plebiscite. It was meant to defuse the argument that a change to marriage law would—as already seen in Scandinavia, Britain, Canada, and the United States—bring a wave of prosecution against religious organisations and individuals who could not work and speak in conformity with redefined marriage. This was the Prime Minister's lullaby: "Hush, little ones. We'll care for you when marriage is changed."
Mr Ruddock will soon hand down his recommendations—which are expected to include certain legislative protections for so-called "religious people" (doesn't everyone have a world-view?). Laws will likely be made to guarantee certain rights to worship, to publicly communicate one's religious beliefs, and to work and educate our children according to one's religious convictions. I expect that many in the church will raise a cheer when such legal protections are made.
Here, however, is my prognostication, which I extrapolate from parallel events in France some four centuries ago.
In 1598, after two generations of religious civil war and the brutal persecution of Protestant Christians, Henri IV (1553–1610) signed the Edict of Nantes, granting certain defined religious freedoms to France's 1.5 million Protestants (about 10% of the population). Henri himself had been born and raised Protestant, but had converted to Catholicism in order to secure the crown of France, arguing cynically that "Paris is worth a mass." His Edict freed his former coreligionnaires to build temples and to assemble for worship in certain regions and cities. They were freed to baptise, marry, educate their children, and bury their dead according to their beliefs. They were freed to defend themselves against violent persecution. There was even a secret provision of 45,000 gold écus—a vast sum—to pay Huguenot pastors.
These provisions brought relief and jubilation: "At last we may live according to our faith. The state gives us this right!"
These provisions brought relief and jubilation, but the Edict of Nantes created the framework and means for the state to crush the Huguenot church. By 1685, Louis decided that there was no viable Protestant Church left
However, subsequent events proved that the Edict of Nantes, probably unexpectedly, created the framework and means for the state to crush the Huguenot church.
Henri's son Louis XIII (1601–43) felt no allegiance towards the Huguenots, and felt far less confident than his father ruling a nation with a substantial minority who held different convictions to himself. He steadily repealed and constrained the 92 articles of Henri's Edict. And Henri's grandson Louis XIV (1638–1715), who, when not in the bedchambers of his mistresses, was a deeply pious Catholic, finished dismantling the Edict. He destroyed Protestant temples. He banned the distribution of Huguenot literature. He excluded Protestants from the civil service. Eventually he unleashed the Dragonnades, the forced billeting of violent French soldiers in Protestant homes, where they were under orders to steal, harass, and make life unbearable for their hosts. Relief from this ordeal was found only in conversion to Catholicism.
Mass exodus from the French Protestant Church ensued, either by conversion, or by flight to other countries, to the point that by 1685, Louis decided that there was no viable Protestant Church left, and that the Edict of Nantes was a dead-letter.
Le Roi Soleil revoked the Edict of Nantes and Protestantism was declared illegal. Huguenot men were condemned to the living death of the royal galleys. Huguenot women were interred in dungeons until they abjured (most never did). Huguenot pastors were hunted down and hanged.
The moral of the story is crystal clear: once a government presumes to grant religious freedom, the government can take away religious freedom.
Once a government presumes to grant religious freedom, the government can take away religious freedom.
In Australia right now our freedom of religion, conscience, and assembly are considered natural rights – rights that a government can no more grant or restrict than our right to eat, sleep, and breathe. Article 18 of the 1948 United Nations Declaration of Human Rights expresses this:
Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.
If our government grants religious freedom: then natural rights will be transmogrified into state rights. And my prophecy is this: that these state-granted rights—given the anti-Christian mindset and trajectory of our society—will be steadily restricted and repealed. The native forest of religious freedom will be gazetted and fenced, and the chainsaws will begin to buzz.
I expect, within the remainder of my lifetime, that Christians will be legally restricted in their ability to speak out and live out their faith in the public sphere. Abortion centre "exclusion zones" and recent anti-discrimination actions are the thin end of the wedge here.
I expect, within the remainder of my lifetime, that Christians will be forbidden to educate their children the way they want to. Recent changes to the Tasmanian Education Act have already cleared the way to enforce state-approved curricula within Christian private-schools, and even our home schools.
I expect, within the remainder of my lifetime, that professing Christians will begin to be barred from such professions as law, education, healthcare, the academy, and the civil service. We received a foretaste of this last month, when the Supreme Court of Canada upheld the decision of the Law Societies of British Columbia and Ontario to refuse to licence law-graduates from the private Christian Trinity Western University in B.C.
In brief, Christians who live out their lives as Christians will soon be punished and prosecuted.
For those who read and believe the Bible this persecution will not be at all surprising or alarming. Thus from personal prognostication I move to my second point, the very certain, severe, and precious promise of Jesus in Matthew 10:17-20:
Be on your guard against men; they will hand you over to the local councils and flog you in their synagogues. On my account you will be brought before governors and kings as witnesses to them and to the Gentiles. But when they arrest you, do not worry about what to say or how to say it. At that time you will be given what to say, for it will not be you speaking, but the Spirit of your Father speaking through you.
Up until now, Australian Christians have enjoyed persecution-free liberty to speak and live out their faith. According to Jesus this is strange. We are about to face normal. "You will be arrested. You will be flogged. You will have to explain your Christian convictions and behaviour before governing authorities."
Up until now, Australian Christians have enjoyed persecution-free liberty to speak and live out their faith. According to Jesus this is strange. We are about to face normal.
But persecution is not to be feared. In fact it is God's surprising plan to get out the Christian message. We live and speak as Christians; we upset our world who has never willingly recognised nor received the Christ; we are called to explain and defend and be punished for our convictions; and as we do so many more people hear about Jesus.
This was Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego before Nebuchadnezzar. This was Peter and John before the Sanhedrin in Acts 4. This was Paul before Felix and Festus, and then Caesar himself.
And Jesus promises, in these situations, that we will "be given what to say, for it will not be you speaking, but the Spirit of your Father speaking through you." It is our Lord's will that we be persecuted, "I am sending you out as sheep in the midst of wolves." And he will reveal himself to a fallen world through our trusting demeanour and patience under punishment, and he will preach to a fallen world though our mouths.
Church history confirms the effectiveness of his plan.
The second century Epistle to Diognetus asks, "Do you not see Christians flung to the wild beasts, to make them deny their Lord, and yet unconquered? Do you not see that the more of them are punished the more their numbers increase?"
And in the same century Justin wrote, "Though we are beheaded, and crucified, and exposed to beasts and chains and fire and all other forms of torture, it is plain that we do not forsake the confession of our faith, but the more things of this kind happen to us so much the more are there many others who become believers and truly religious through the name of Jesus."
Thus Tertullian's third century aphorism, "The blood of the martyrs is seed."
A corrupted text claims that when John's disciple Polycarp was martyred, the executioner pierced his burning body with a dagger:
And there came forth a dove, and a great quantity of blood, so that the fire was extinguished; and all the people wondered that there should be such a difference between the unbelievers and the elect.
The dove symbolised the Holy Spirit, and so the corrupted legend symbolises the New Testament's beautiful truth: that on the patient martyr rests the Spirit of Glory, and that when Christ's own suffer, the Spirit of our Father preaches the Gospel.
This brings me, thirdly, to my plea for preparation, addressed directly to pastors, elders, Christian parents and educators, youth leaders and any Christian who has any influence over Christian young people. Prepare them for hardship and persecution!
I learned the importance of preparation for hardship the hard way. For six years my wife Amanda-Sue and I ran short-term mission trips for young people to the Aboriginal town of Roebourne, in the Pilbara. Roebourne is dirty and blazing hot. Feral dogs roam the streets and too many live in squalor. The mission team was billeted in a old mechanical workshop—dusty, greasy, no air-conditioning, and crowned with spider-infested showers and toilets. On the first morning of our first trip a team member called her mother and arranged a bus back to Perth that same afternoon. The second day another team member caught a flight back to Perth out of nearby Karratha.
Thereafter, in subsequent pre-mission training sessions, we laboured the hardships of Roebourne. We waxed eloquent about the heat, the grime, and the spiders. We made Colditz seem luxurious by comparison. We never thereafter lost a single team-member. In fact most participants would later say to us, "Roebourne isn't that bad!"
It's all about correcting expectations, and I use the same tactic in pre-marriage counselling. I reinforce that "the first year of marriage is the hardest," and recount newlywed horror stories. (There are many.) Thereafter I get the same kind of feedback: "We had a good year! We like being married!"
If our young people walk into the future thinking that the Christian life is going to be easy—that they will never face abuse, ostracism, restrictions and threats to their study, work, and career—then they are going to be mown down like the British at the Somme.
If our young people walk into the future thinking that the Christian life is going to be easy then they are going to be mown down like the British at the Somme.
Thus the New Testament Incessantly warns believers to expect persecution, and shows us how to handle it. "In fact," Paul said, "everyone who wants to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted" (2Ti 3:12). The final verb is not in the subjunctive mood.
In my own church I have been explicitly warning our young people about persecution for some five years now. This is not about creating a victim mentality, but the opposite. "Expect persecution. It links you with Christ. Rejoice when you are 'counted worthy to suffer dishonour for the name.' Rejoice when you're made to explain your faith and life, for the Holy Spirit will preach through you! And in any case there are Christians who are suffering far worse across the world right now." This is the victor mentality, that "we are more than conquerors through him who loved us."
But are we ready to suffer more? So far I have not had to pay a big fine. I might be able to scrape together enough money to pay an $8,000 penalty. A second or third would mean selling my home. Am I ready for that? Am I willing to do that? Am I willing to go to jail? Terrible things can happen to people in jail.
What about when our children and grandchildren? What about when they are told that they can only practice law and medicine if they sign certain diversity policies? What about when they are told they can only be a teacher if they agree to certain ethical statements regarding homosexuality and marriage (The kinds of policy a person must already sign if they want to use Airbnb)? Will they be ready to suffer for their convictions? Will their churches be ready to step in to help them with help and resources?
The Parable of the Sheep and Goats in Matthew 25 presupposes that our brothers and sisters will be naked, hungry, thirsty, and imprisoned. Are we ready to give up our own comfort and resources to help them? Are we giving up our comforts right now for our suffering brothers and sisters in Syria, Iraq, Nigeria, the Sudan, and North Korea?
Prepare your churches for persecution, and particularly your young people. You have no time to lose.
Prepare your churches for persecution, and particularly your young people. You have no time to lose. And give them the priceless gift of gospel clarity. No Christian will survive persecution if they do not have a very clear, comprehensive, and precise understanding and conviction about the gospel. Only the gospel will hold us up upright under the hail of persecution's arrows.
I conclude by returning to the example of the Huguenots. I would love to say that when the Bourbon kings started to excise Christian freedoms that the whole Protestant Church community stood firm, and stood as one. In fact the response was depressingly complex.
Thousands of Huguenot nobles converted to Catholicism in order to protect their privileges and careers. When the Dragonnades commenced, entire Huguenot communities defected to protect their womenfolk and property. When Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes there were about 600 pastors. Some 500 fled France, and a large number of the remaining 100 abjured, so that by 1745 there were only 33 Protestant pastors on French soil.
The academic question is: "Was the Church ready for persecution?" The highly practical and pressing non-academic question for Australian church leaders right now is, "Will you make the Church ready for persecution?"
Before long our Federal Government will make laws to regulate Australian Christianity. First these laws will protect the church, then they will be screwed tight to tame and restrict and muzzle the church. Social media, workplaces, classrooms, lecture theatres and civil institutions will labour concurrently to the same end. Young Madeline will be only the first of many to lose their livelihood.
Church leaders, prepare your people for this. Be a good and wise shepherd and prepare your flock for the wolves' attacks. Don't gloss over the copious New Testament warnings. Model calm determination, and courage when necessary. Above all, rejoice that the Holy Spirit, through our persecution, will powerfully preach the life-giving gospel to a world that so desperately needs to hear it.
First published at http://campbellmarkham1970.blogspot.com/
Campbell Markham pastors Cornerstone Presbyterian Church in Hobart. He is undertaking part-time doctoral research at the University of Western Australia, translating and analysing the letters of Marie Durand, imprisoned for 38 years for her Christian beliefs under Louis XV.
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Got a dream and we just know now we're gonna make our dream come true. Their house is a museum where people come to see ´em. They really are a scream the Addams Family. Boy the way Glen Miller played. Songs that made the hit parade. Guys like us we had it made. Those were the days. On your mark get set and go now. Got a dream and we just know now we're gonna make our dream come true to this group.


but it was not water mist against leaves.
It was leaves against the movement of air.
two three leaves change position.
volcanic pebbles, this we can hear.
this July dusk but there was not mist.
that when I looked again became lights.
point cycle, so many aerial lighthouses.
in my simple irrelevance to all of it.
Editor's Note: This poem seems simple at first, as the narrator details his observations, but as the imagery repeats and twists into itself, the poem spirals into a more astronomical philosophy than is immediately obvious.
I love this! You've turned the inconsequence of human life in the grand scheme of things on its head, something like a source of fulfillment within what is greater and all around us.
A very kind observation – thank you!


The results are in. Go to http://www.ganssle.com/salsurv2009.htm for the latest salary survey. Thanks to all of you who took the time to fill out the form, and to the many and insightful comments.
engineers are generally in their 20s and 30s.
in some time, on average engineers' wages are going up.
- Most engineers are unhappier with their careers than 3 years ago.
- Money DOES buy happiness... in some parts of the world.
optimistic about the future demand for engineers.
unemployed, and would not recommend the career to their children.
Joern Tietjen had an amusing question for Muse readers: "In my latest code review we happened to discuss the origin of the 'hang loose' handsign which surfers use to greet each others.
"I'm deeply convinced that the real source of it is one of the code reading sessions in Southern California in the early 60's of the last century when they were developing the first versions of BSD Unix.
"When it came to the file permission attributes the inventor of the sticky bit showed with his right hand how to mask the LSB and MSB simultaneously from the file attributes.
"Due to the fact that the coders in California surely recovered on the beautiful beaches after these annoying code reading sessions, I assume that the hang loose sign was 'leaking' into the surfers scene.
Gary Bergstrom sent in this: "Programming is the art of thinking clear and perfect thoughts."
Most book reviewers only tackle only new release. Not me; one of these days I want to review De Architectura by Marcus Vitruvius Pollio. Published around 25 BC it's possibly the oldest book about engineering. My Latin is pretty rusty but thankfully it's available in English from Project Gutenberg.
Dave devotes a chapter to each rule, adding a couple of bonus sections at the end, including a very helpful "View from the help desk." Diagnosing problems over the phone is especially challenging.
The book is well-written, folksy, and a very quick read. It's packed – packed – with war stories, most of which do a great job of illustrating a point.
Mostly I found myself nodding in agreement with his thoughts. However, he advocates reading the manual/databooks from cover to cover when looking for problems. That's great advice… but given today's 500 page datasheets and the deadline's screaming demands it's impractical in many cases.
He also believes in "knowing your tools." Great advice. As an ex-tool vendor I was always frustrated by so many customers who mastered 5% of the product's capabilities, when other features would be so helpful. Alas, that problem probably ties into the 500 page datasheet/screaming deadline challenge. But so many tools offer so much capability that it makes sense to learn more than the minimum needed to set a breakpoint or to scope a signal.
He asks: "Did you fix it or did you get lucky?" And then says: "It never goes away by itself." Absolutely. A problem that mysteriously disappears inevitably mysteriously reappears, usually at the worst possible time.
Though 7 years old the book remains very topical, with just a tiny bit of dated material (like advice to be wary or in-circuit emulators, which are far less common now than of yore).
Reading this brought back many memories. His aphorisms, like "use a rifle, not a shotgun" were driven into us young engineers long ago and are still valid. Another oldie that's a favorite: "The shortest pencil is longer than the longest memory" (i.e., take notes). So anyone with experience will say "sure, I know all this stuff – why read the book?" The answer is that we may know it all, but it's too-often disorganized knowledge not used with discipline. Just as a tent revival meeting doesn't teach anyone anything they don't know, the book takes the known and organizes that knowledge, driving the message in deeply.
It's interesting and fun. Recommended.
Stephan Beer read my article about debouncing (http://www.ganssle.com/debouncing.pdf) and had some very interesting comments about corrosion and how it effects contacts.
"You might have seen typical rubber dome switches: a round structure on the PCB and a snapping rubber dome with a gold or carbon pill on top. Very simple and robust as long as the game is dry.
"But if humidity or water comes into the play (IP67 per IEC 60529 environmentally sealed unit), maybe with salt, a switch will fail within seconds.
"Some will say: "My Housing is water proof - I have a silicon mat, therefore no direct water intrusion." But Silicon or rubber is highly permeable for humidity. Therefore OEMs like BMW say: If a electronic can't be protected from humidity intrusion, then do the dewing test WITHOUT the housing (BMWGroupStandard Dewing Test GS95011--42005--12). After the test the specimen has to work fully and must have no visible corrosion.
"Most of the software guys would use an internal pullup (20k...60k) to feed the switch with supply voltage. The voltage is then divided between this pullup and the external switch resistance to GND.
"1. A lower-value external pullup (~5k) is necessary, in order to have more chances against a dirt resistance of the (open) switch to GND.
"3. Use two switches, each connected separately to the uC for redundancy. If one is toggling, but the other one not, it can be used as a pre-key-error.
"4. A more hardware-intensive solution: alternate the voltage on each key - no fixed GND on one side. This will minimize the corrosion.
"5. Minimize the measuring voltage on the keys.
A room temperature superconductor walks into a bar. The bartender says "we don't serve your kind here." The room-temperature superconductor leaves with no resistance.


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