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In January 2014, Fairway advised Corio on the sale to Perial Asset Management, on behalf of SCPI PFO2, of eight warehouses of an approximated surface of 25.000 m² in Coignières (78).
In February 2014, Fairway advised Primonial REIM on its acquisition, from Aviva Investors Real Estate and Capital & Continental, of « Ovalie » office building in the Victor Hugo office park in Saint-Ouen (93). The total amount of the investment made on the behalf of the OPCI-SCPI fund managed by Primonial REIM is 100 M€. The property, covering a surface area of 15.115 sqm and 237 parking spaces, is fully leased to Samsung for a firm duration of 7 years.
In February 2014, Fairway advised ANF Immobilier in the co-investment with DCB International for the construction of Adecco France's head office in the Carré de Soie in Lyon (69) containing 13.400 sqm of offices and 250 parking spaces, rented to Adecco France for a duration of 9 years. The building should be delivered in 2016.
In February 2014, Fairway advised Neopost tenant, as tenant, for the rent of 7.352 sqm (3 floors) of an office building "Résonance", in Bagneux (92). The building should be delivered in February 2016.
In February 2014, Fairway advised Amundi Immobilier on its acquisition of an office building located in Paris (15°) fully leased to LexisNexis by Klépierre.
In February 2014, Fairway advised Primonial Reim on its acquisition of an office building located in Neuilly sur Seine (92).
In March 2014, Fairway advised Amundi Immobilier on the sale of an office building located in Rueil Malmaison (78).
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Fiat plans to invest 700 million euros in the Naples plant to transfer Panda production there from Tychy in Poland.
TURIN -- Fiat could create a new company to run a key factory near Naples that is scheduled to build the new generation of the Panda, Europe's biggest selling small car.
Fiat would set up the company to run the Pomigliano d'Arco plant in central Italy if workers fail to approve a deal to change working practices to boost the factory's efficiency, sources said.
Fiat plans to invest 700 million euros in the plant to transfer Panda production there from Tychy in Poland.
The factory has a history of labor unrest and has the worst productivity of all five of the company's Italian plants, even taking into account slow demand for the Alfa Romeo models it currently builds.
CEO Sergio Marchionne has secured approval from four of the factory's five unions for a deal that wins management greater flexibility in the number and type of working shifts as well as limits on strikes and such benefits as sick days.
Pomigliano's 5,133 workers were voting Tuesday on the deal.
Fiat sources said that if less than 80 percent of the workers fail to vote for the agreement, then the automaker could create a new company to run the plant.
A Fiat spokesman confirmed the new company "is an option" but declined to comment further.
A new company would mean the workers would have to be rehired with fresh working conditions.
Last year, Pomigliano built 35,000 units of the Alfa Romeo 147, 159 and GT coupe models.
Fiat plans to start building the new Panda there in late 2011, with annual production of 280,000 units in 2012.
Moving the Panda to Pomigliano is part of Marchionne 's plan to boost Italian production to 1.4 million passenger cars in 2014, compared with 650,000 last year.


There are many different ways to make someone smile. Doing so can also make you feel great about yourself, plus it helps forge a stronger relationship between you and the other person. If you're looking for a few easy ways to make someone smile, here they are!
Tell someone they look nice.
If you see someone struggling with carrying things, give them a hand.
Volunteer. Nothing puts a smile on volunteer coordinators and others who give of their time to see some new help. You'll also put a smile on the faces of those you help.
Give someone a small gift. It doesn't have to be huge. For example, if someone is so busy at work that they can't get away for lunch, bring them a sandwich or a snack.
Send someone flowers. This is a great way to put a smile on someone's face!
Be positive. Talking with someone about something you're both interested in can be fun and will bring a smile to someone's face, but not if they're talking to someone who is negative about everything. Try to have an upbeat attitude and people will naturally smile when they are around you.
If you know there's a chore your spouse doesn't like doing, step in once in a while and do it. Do the laundry, pick up after the kids, put away the dishes…your spouse will reward you with a smile (and perhaps more).
Smile at someone! The best way to get a smile is to give one first.
Let us help you make someone smile. Send flowers in Kansas City, MO, today!
Getting ready to have a birthday? You want to make it one to remember! Usually we remember parties because of who was there or because of some disaster, but sometimes we remember parties because of what we did. Here are a few ideas for birthday parties that you'll remember for years.
Have a cookout with all of your friends and family.
Have a picnic at a local park and play games like Frisbee golf.
Go to a water park or fun park.
Go camping, even if it's just in your backyard.
If you have a pool, invite your friends and family over for a swim, or just hang out around the pool.
Instead of cake, get an ice cream cake or have an ice cream sundae bar. Snow cones can also be a fun dessert, especially if you have a small home snow cone maker. You can get different flavors of syrup and lets guests pick their favorite.
Above all, do something that keeps you and your guests out of the heat. While outdoor activities can be fun, don't head outdoors if you're seeing temperatures in the three digits.
You'll remember your birthday if you get a bouquet of beautiful flowers! If no one else orders them, get yourself an arrangement of birthday flowers in Kansas City, MO.
It's the middle of the summer, and it's boiling outside. Kansas City can get pretty warm this time of year, so you'll need to be thinking about ways to beat the heat. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to keep cool.
Stay indoors during the heat of the day (the afternoon and early evening). If you do need to do yard work or run errands that require you to be outdoors for a good amount of time, try to schedule them early in the morning or later in the evening.
Look to alternatives to meals baked in the oven. If you're just feeding yourself or a few people, look into using a toaster oven as an alternative. These small electric ovens can bake meals just as well as a full-sized oven but they don't put out nearly as much heat.
Instead of cranking up the air conditioner, use fans. They help circulate the cold air. Also make sure your doors and windows seal tightly so none of your cold air escapes. Another way of saving on your energy bill is to hang curtains designed to help insulate your home.
If you have elderly neighbors, check in with them to make sure their homes are properly cooled and that they have fans in case their air conditioning goes out. Do the same with any elderly relatives, and make certain they know to call you immediately if they do lose air conditioning. The elderly are susceptible to heat stroke, so be sure they're safe. If they're outdoors, make sure they wear hats or sit under a sunscreen.
Don't forget that your pets need help with the heat, too! Keep their water bowls full of fresh, cool water. If you have a dog outside, spray down your patio during the morning so he has somewhere cool to lie on during the hot afternoon.
Make your home look cooler with a fresh bouquet of summer flowers. Their bright colors and great scent will help you ignore the heat!
Are you one of those people who stare at cards for what seems like hours while you try to figure out the perfect words to write in them? If you need some help getting your Father's Day card written, here are some popular messages.
Dad, you have been there for me all of my life. Thank you for giving me everything I needed and a lot more.
Happy Father's Day! You have been a great role model and inspiration to me.
Thanks for acting like a kid when I was a kid, a friend when I needed a friend, and my dad when I needed my dad.
I didn't realize how important it was to have a dad like you when I was growing up. Now I do. Happy Father's Day!
I'm happy to have a dad who is cool enough to hang out with!
Dad, I can't imagine what life would have been like without you.
Has anyone ever made you realize how much of your life you gave up just to raise me? Thank you for sacrificing so much!
Thank you for helping me become the person I am today.
Some of my friends didn't have a dad when they were growing up. I'm thankful for you.
You watched out for me, taught me, laughed with me, and loved me. Thanks for being the best dad anyone could ask for.
Happy Father's Day to the dad who loved me enough to teach me some tough lessons, even when I didn't want to learn them.
Dad, you have been one of my greatest influences in life. You have taught me many things, I'm a better person because of you.
Dad, I think God knew what He was doing when He made you my dad. He knew that it would take someone patient, wise, and loving to raise someone as willful as I am.
Dad, you are my hero and my role model. Thanks for being there and being such a great example.
You could also write about a special memory you and your father share, mention something amazing he did for you recently, or just tell him why you love him so much in your own words.
Don't forget your Father's Day flowers in Kansas City, MO!
Father's Day is this Sunday. Have you bought Dad a gift yet? There's still time! Sometimes, Dad is one of the hardest people to buy for. However, we've put together a short gift guide to give you some ideas.
A lot of dads love electronic toys, and there are plenty on the market today. If your dad needs a new cell phone, get him an iPhone or a new Android. Tablets like the iPad are also very popular. Dads who read a lot might enjoy a Kindle.
Does dad have a big screen TV? While large televisions are still expensive, you can find a 32-inch flat screen for a very reasonable price. If Dad has one of those, how about a blu-ray player or a collection of his favorite movies and TV shows on DVD or blu-ray?
If Dad loves to cook, get him some grilling items. Maybe even buy him a new grill if he needs one. Of course, if he's a wiz in the kitchen all year round, get him some new pots and pans or a new knife set.
Does Dad hunt or fish? If he does, hook him up with a new pole, lures, a tackle box, and other fishing supplies. Who knows, maybe he will catch a whopper and grill it up for you.
Fathers who enjoy sports need good equipment. Buy dad some new golf clubs, a new catcher's mitt, or a new tennis racket.
Many men love having a nice glass of wine or expensive imported beer with a meal. Pick up a nice vintage for your dad to enjoy next time your parents have a dinner party or the next time they celebrate a special event.
Some dads do like flowers, and we have several arrangements designed for men. We also have gift baskets full of gourmet fruits and candy. Let us help with your Father's Day flowers in Kansas City, MO.
It's summer! That means it's time to head outdoors, go swimming, play in the park, and redecorate your home! OK, so maybe most people don't do a full home revamp just because the season changes, but many people do change up some of their decorations during the spring and summer. If you're wondering how you could bring the bold colors of summer into your home, here are a few ideas.
Since the Fourth of July is coming up, combine your summer décor with holiday decorations. Go with things done in bold red, white, and blue colors. You can use them for Independence Day, then leave them out for the rest of the summer. A blue vase can be used with your Fourth of July flowers for your table centerpiece. Red throw pillows will look great on most sofas, no matter the color. White, of course, goes with almost everything, too.
Another way of bringing in bold summer colors is to deliberately add a primary color to your room that stands out. Maybe you've got a room that's mostly done in black and white. Imagine what adding some purples would do to it. You can use dark purple Irises in white vases along with some purple candles and even a floor rug with some purple in it to tie this theme together. If you've done a room in pale blue, use bold reds to make a statement. Think outside the box and try colors that you might not always combine to see how they look.
Summer is all about colors, so if your home isn't very colorful, this is the time to add some different shades to it. Go bold! Bring in bright flowers, yes, but don't stop there. Throw pillows, rugs, candles, vases…even add some bright, bold lamp shades. In fact, you can change the whole feel of a room just be switching out a few of these items. Let summer into your home and brighten up your life.
Need help? We have a ton of bright summer flowers for delivery in Kansas City, MO.
Having a dull, boring day? There are several things you can do to transform it into a magical one, and not all of them require a lot of money. In fact, there are some really easy and affordable things you can do to make your blah day more fun. Here are just a few of them.
Don't cook dinner. Go out to a restaurant, get take out, or order delivery. Treating yourself to a meal you don't have to cook can be a great way of relaxing and making yourself feel a little special. It gets even better when you realize you don't have to deal with the dishes.
Order dessert. A piece of chocolate cake or ice cream is enough to turn any dull day into a great one, especially if you usually deny yourself these treats.
Buy yourself a fun gift. It doesn't have to be anything expensive, but it's OK to treat yourself every now and then. Pick up that DVD you've been waiting, buy yourself a new shirt, or get some new shoes.
Go out and do something, especially if you haven't in a while. Maybe you and your significant other could go see a movie or go to a sporting event. Call up your friends and go for coffee. You don't even need to go out with anyone—you can treat yourself to a movie or dinner.
Settle back in bed and enjoy your favorite movie or book. It might sound dull, but for some, just taking time to be by themselves and do something they enjoy is a too-rare treat that makes a day perfect.
Take a half day at work. Nothing makes a day more magical than playing hookie!
Order yourself flowers! Let us help turn your dull day into a magical one by delivering flowers to you in Kansas City, MO!
Memorial Day is this coming Monday. One thing most people do for Memorial Day is have a family get together, and you can't have a family gathering without food! What will you be eating this Memorial Day Weekend? Here are a few ideas.
A lot of people like to cook out for Memorial Day. Hamburgers, hot dogs, barbeque, and steaks all make delicious meals. This is a pretty easy meal to make, so it's good if you've got a large number of people coming over. Just get some toppings (tomatoes, cheese, lettuce, onion), condiments, and some buns. You don't need a lot of sides. Potato chips, baked beans, or potato salad are about all you need.
Since it's the beginning of summer, a lot of people like to serve light meals for Memorial Day. Fruits and different salads are especially popular. Fruit salad, strawberry salad, pasta salad…basically anything that's cool or crisp. Almonds, oranges, avocado, cucumber…pick your favorite fruits and vegetables and enjoy!
Most people go light on dessert, too. Key lime pie, banana pudding, cheesecake, and bite sized cookies are all good. Ice cream is another great Memorial Day dessert, especially homemade ice cream.
Remember, if you're eating outdoors, you're not going to want something that's really heavy, nor are you going to want something that is complicated to eat. The fewer utensils you need to juggle, the better, so go with finger foods or foods that only require a fork. Be sure to have plenty of drinks on hand, too. Lemonade is a nice summer beverage, as is iced tea.
Want to add some decorations to your dinner table? Let us provide you with some Memorial Day flowers in Kansas City, MO.


Churches, Chapel and Gospel Hall in North Tawton, Bondleigh, Sampford Courtenay and Honeychurch.
The Anglican Church of England within the Diocese of Exeter formed a family of churches; The Whiddon Mission Community.
The Whiddon Mission Community includes the parishes of Chagford, Gidleigh, Throwleigh, South Tawton, Drewsteignton, Spreyton, Hittisleigh, North Tawton, Bondleigh, Sampford Courtenay and Honeychurch.
Lakeway United Reformed Church in North Tawton is a united congregation between North Tawton Methodist and North Tawton United Reformed Churches – formed upon closure of the Methodist Chapel, Barton Street, North Tawton. The Methodist Chapel building is now known as North Tawton Youth and Community Centre (information available on amenities page).
Closure Service was held on March 9, 2014.


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The Family Project: Middle school
Friday, October 5, 2018 by CAROLE GORNEY Special to The Press in Focus
Q. My son started middle school this year, going from a small elementary school where everyone knew everyone else to a larger middle school with children from all over the district. I am really worried about who my son might pick for friends. How can I help him pick good friends? At his elementary school, all the families were close and we lived in the same neighborhood. How can I be sure that he will be safe and not get into any trouble when he goes to the homes of new friends?
The panel started by pointing out that the transition from fifth to sixth grade is huge. The students don't know the school. They worry about what people are going to think about them. Their stress level is high. The good news is that the child in middle school won't be leaving his old friends, but they might not be in the same classroom as they were in elementary school.
"Kids tend to make friends with kids in the same classroom," panelist Pam Wallace pointed out, adding that the parent needs to be aware that she is not going to be able to pick her son's friends.
Panelist Mike Daniels said the parent's first step should be to talk to the child about what to expect in middle school. "Some of the kids he meets are going to be like him and his friends, and some are not. "What is that going to be like for him if someone offers him marijuana, or if the kid sitting next to him smells of alcohol?" Daniels asked. "These kinds of things are real, and the parent needs to talk to the 12-year-old about them, if she hasn't already."
Panelist Erin Stelitz observed that, beyond talking about making friends, "It's the whole middle-school environment and culture that also need to be discussed."
Adding to that, panelist Wanda Mercado-Arroyo said, "Peer pressure is the most important aspect at this [middle school] age. The boy needs to be prepared to confront the issues he will be faced with so he won't be surprised. He also needs to be encouraged to talk with his parents about any issues he's not sure about."
Daniels cautioned that conversations need to be conversations, not lectures on what decisions to make. He should already be aware of family issues, Daniels said. "What you say is, 'This is what you may be faced with. We just want you to be prepared. By the way, do you remember our values on sex, drugs and alcohol?'" On the positive side, middle school is an opportunity for students to experience diversity and meet all kinds of kids from different backgrounds, Wallace said. The son should be encouraged to get involved in different activities where he will meet potential friends.
Mercado-Arroyo noted, "The best way for parents to learn about their children's friends is to invite them to your home."
Middle school also is an opportunity for parents to get involved in the school as one way to meet the parents of the other students. "Go to parent-teacher nights with an agenda," Daniels said. "Meet teachers, but also make it a point to meet other parents. It's not just about the child's academics, but about his social life, as well." This week's team of parenting experts are: Pam Wallace, Program Coordinator, Project Child, a program of Valley Youth House; Erin Stalsitz, casework supervisor, Lehigh County Children and Youth; Mike Daniels, LCSW, Psychotherapist, CTS, and Wanda Mercado-Arroyo, educator and former school administrator.
Have a question? Email: projectchild@projectchildlv.org. The Family Project is a collaboration of the Lehigh Valley Press Focus section and Valley Youth House's Project Child.
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Bones found near fernery in DeLeon Springs
Updated: 10:59 PM EDT Sep 20, 2017
WEBVTT COMMUNITY.rt>> BONES FOUND BY A WORKERINSIDE THIS BLACK FENCE ON THEBACK END OF A LARGE COMMERCIALGARDEN OF FERNS.rtTHE DISCOVERY UNNERVES PEOPLEBECAUSE THEY HAVE RARELYrt SEENACTIVITY HERE.>> WHEN THE CALL CARS STARTEDPILING UP.rt>> IT WASN'T UNTIL LONG AFTER HEWATCHED DEPUTIES ARRIVED HEREALIZE WHAT THEY HAD FOUND.rt>> UNREST, NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT.TO FIND OUT THERE ARE SKELETALREMAINS NEAR YOUR HOME.REPORTER:rt OTHERS CALLED OURNEWSROOM WONDERING WHY THEREWERE SO MANY OFFICERS.rtFROM CHOPPER 2 WE SEE EVEN MORE.A TIME OF ACTIVITY.THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAYS THErtBONES APPEARED TO BE HUMAN BUTCONFIRMATION DEPENDS ON THEMEDICAL EXAMINER'S FINDINGS..rtTHE FACT IT WAS BONES AND NOT ABODY GIVES HIM SOME SOLACE.>> FEELS PRETTY SAFE.
A mystery is unfolding in DeLeon Springs.WESH Chopper 2 flew over the fernery where a worker found a set of bones.The bones were found off Daugharty Road, near Fernview Road.The call came in about 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.WESH 2's Adrian Whitsett spoke to nearby residents who say the bones are an unsettling find for a quiet community.The bones were found by a worker inside a black fence, on the back end of a large commercial garden of ferns.The discovery unnerves people who live nearby, who said they rarely see any activity at the fernery."It was about 1:30 p.m., 2 p.m. in the afternoon when the cop cars really started piling up," Joren Irvin, who lives near the fernery, said.Irvin said it wasn't until long after he watched more and more deputies arrive that he had any idea what they'd found."Unresting for sure, no doubt about that. To wake up and think everything is fine, and in the afternoon find out there's skeletal remains right next to your home," Irvin said.Irvin and others called the WESH 2 newsroom asking why there was such a large law enforcement presence. One person drove by and shot cellphone video of more than a dozen vehicles and the mobile command center.The Volusia County Sheriff's Office said the bones appear to be human, but confirmation depends on the medical examiner's findings.The fact that it was bones found, and not a body, gives Irvin some solace."Feels pretty safe. An area where you can leave your door unlocked," Irvin said.
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. —
A mystery is unfolding in DeLeon Springs.
WESH Chopper 2 flew over the fernery where a worker found a set of bones.
The bones were found off Daugharty Road, near Fernview Road.
The call came in about 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.
WESH 2's Adrian Whitsett spoke to nearby residents who say the bones are an unsettling find for a quiet community.
The bones were found by a worker inside a black fence, on the back end of a large commercial garden of ferns.
The discovery unnerves people who live nearby, who said they rarely see any activity at the fernery.
"It was about 1:30 p.m., 2 p.m. in the afternoon when the cop cars really started piling up," Joren Irvin, who lives near the fernery, said.
Irvin said it wasn't until long after he watched more and more deputies arrive that he had any idea what they'd found.
"Unresting for sure, no doubt about that. To wake up and think everything is fine, and in the afternoon find out there's skeletal remains right next to your home," Irvin said.
Irvin and others called the WESH 2 newsroom asking why there was such a large law enforcement presence. One person drove by and shot cellphone video of more than a dozen vehicles and the mobile command center.
The Volusia County Sheriff's Office said the bones appear to be human, but confirmation depends on the medical examiner's findings.
The fact that it was bones found, and not a body, gives Irvin some solace.
"Feels pretty safe. An area where you can leave your door unlocked," Irvin said.


Now I am the one who is less afraid to look others in the eye and I want to share that same open, loving and peaceful greeting with you when you arrive at this blessed festival.
Sat Nam Fest: It's All About the People!
Julie share her favorite part of Sat Nam Fest: the awesome people she meets!
Music is a blessing, a prayer, and a healing when it comes deeply from the heart.
I looked for volunteer opportunities on craigslist and saw "Free Yoga for Volunteer Service." That of course seemed like a winning combo.


It seems that London's gig goers have an aversion to travelling south of the river. Sure people will go to Brixton for the Academy or Electric, which usually feature big name performers, but for the indie and underground bands, it's always a struggle to get punters. The number of times I've been to New Cross Inn and Amersham Arms to see really good bands that can draw crowds the other side of the river, to find myself in an almost empty room. It's not as if New Cross is even difficult to get to by public transport, being on the Overground (which now runs all night on the weekend), or just one train stop from London Bridge.
When riot grrrl punk band Pussyliquor were headlining at New Cross Inn last Wednesday, it looked like it was going to be another sparsely attended gig as opening act Buddha Blood started their set. This three-piece played psych/ stoner rock, which may not have appealed to fans of punk rock, but sounded pretty good to me. There was a sudden change of pace with an acoustic set from Brosephine, or half of the all-female grunge band. If the unplugged set was anything to go by, I'll be checking out the full band some time soon.
By the time Chemtrails had set up, there was a decent crowd building. Apart from being a fairly well respected music pub, New Cross Inn is also a student pub (with appropriate student prices) being situated opposite Goldsmiths, and it was clear that a lot of the punters were students. This was confirmed when I overheard someone say that they had never been there even though they were a student at Goldsmiths. Chemtrails upbeat psych-tinged pop-rock certainly got the audience warmed up, as moves were starting to be made on the dance floor.
By the time Pussyliquor hit the stage, there was a decent crowd in. Not jam-packed, but not a lot of room to roam either. The band had a couple of ring-in males on guitar and drums, while they look for new members (without members). Singer Ari Black was very much front and centre of the band on stage. Although not actually spitting bile as many of the punk bands in the seventies were, they describe themselves as "pure uncensored female rage" – possibly more menstruals than wandering minstrels. With songs about masturbation and "my body my choice", it was more about female empowerment than feminism and equality, although in the the melee of the mosh pit everyone was equal.
On the London indie/ underground music scene, from my experience, I would say that the split between male and female musicians is pretty much even. At the gigs I go to it may even favour female artists, possibly because they are better performers on stage, as Pussyliquor demonstrated. But as Manchester band Pins say, "female is not a genre", if it's good music, it's good music.


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Пол Бриггс (), род. 13 августа 1978 года Крайстчерч, Новая Зеландия) — австралийский боксёр-профессионал, выступавший в полутяжёлой весовой категории () (до 79,4 кг).

Кикбоксинг
Бриггс начал заниматься кикбоксингом в возрасте 15 лет. Уже в 17 лет он вышел на бой за звание чемпиона мира, но потерпел поражение нокаутом. Провёл последний бой на кикбоксерской арене в декабре 1999 года.

Профессиональная боксёрская карьера
Первый бой на профессиональном ринге Бриггс провёл в 1994 году против опытного австралийца Рональда Ду (43-11-5). Бриггс победил решением большинства судей и ушёл из бокса, переключившись на кикбоксинг.

В 1997 году провёл второй поединок и проиграл нокаутом, снова завязал с боксом на 3 года и вернулся в кикбоксинг.

В ноябре 1999 года окончательно решил остаться в боксе и начал уверенно побеждать своих соперников. В четвёртом бою после возвращения завоевал тихоокеанский титул IBF в первом тяжёлом весе. В ноябре 2000 года завоевал титул чемпиона Австралии в полутяжёлом весе.

13 марта 2003 года Бриггс победил по очкам очень опытного аргентинского боксёра Хорхе Фернандо Кастро (122-8-3).

В течение четырёх лет побеждал всех своих соперников. В марте 2004 года в элиминаторе WBC победил мексиканца Иисуса Руиса (18-3). В августе 2004 года в финальном элиминаторе WBC победил по очкам непобеждённого боксёра их Хорватии Стрипе Дривша (26-0). Бриггс занял первую строчку рейтинга WBC и стал главным претендентом на титул чемпиона мира.

Бриггс против Адамека
В 2005 году Антонио Тарвер освободил чемпионский пояс, и Бриггс вышел на ринг с непобеждённым поляком Томашем Адамеком (28-0) в бою за вакантный титул чемпиона мира.

Бой был очень напряжённым и равным. В втором раунде Бриггс получил рассечение над левым глазом из-за случайного столкновения. С третьего раунда от многочисленных ударов правый глаз Адамека был почти полностью заплывшим. Решением большинства судей Адамек победил и нанёс Бриггсу второе поражение в карьере.

Бриггс провёл два рейтинговых поединка и в ноябре 2006 года вышел на повторный бой с Томашем Адамеком. Уже в первом раунде Бриггс удачно послал чемпиона на канвас. в девятом раунде за удар ниже пояса с Адамека было снято очко. Но это не помогло Полу Бриггсу, Адамек по ходу поединка был более быстр и наносил больше точных ударов. По истечении 12 раундов Адамек вновь победил решением большинства судей.

Бриггс против Грина
Бриггс не выходил на ринг три с половиной года, и на бой с Дэнни Грином вышел с большим весом и в плохой форме. Чемпионский поединок по версии IBO в первом тяжёлом весе состоялся 21 июля 2010 года и продлился всего 29 секунд. Бриггс упал от средней тяжести левого джэба Грина. Бриггс был освистан трибунами за непрофессиональный бой. Было проведено расследование после боя, и выяснилось причастие Бриггса к договорному матчу. Ставки на проигрыш Бриггса в первом раунде составили выше самого гонорара Пола. Бриггс был оштрафован на 75 000 $.

После этого поединка Пол Бриггс окончательно завершил карьеру.

Фильмография
Бриггс озвучит гигантского снеговика Маршмэллоу в мультфильме "Холодное сердце".

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Q: Same request mapping for get and post not working for spring I have written following controller using spring MVC.
Request URL /webbroker/ is mapped to both request GET and POST.For get its working fine but for POST its throwing below error.

Request method GET not supported.

Any idea why its behaving like this?
@Controller
public class ProxyController {

    @Autowired
    private RequestHandler reqHandler;

    @Autowired
    private ResponseHandler responseHandler;

    @RequestMapping(value = "/webbroker/**", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public void edgefxGetRequest(HttpServletRequest httpRequest, HttpServletResponse httpResponse)
            throws IOException {
        HttpURLConnection connection = this.reqHandler.handleRequest(httpRequest, httpResponse, false);
        this.responseHandler.sendResponse(connection, httpResponse);
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/webbroker/**", method = RequestMethod.POST)
    public void edgefxPostRequest(HttpServletRequest httpRequest,
            HttpServletResponse httpResponse) throws IOException, URISyntaxException {
        HttpURLConnection connection = this.reqHandler.handleRequest(httpRequest, httpResponse, true);
        this.responseHandler.sendResponse(connection, httpResponse);
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/webbroker-strong/**", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public void edgefxStrongGetRequest(HttpServletRequest httpRequest, HttpServletResponse httpResponse)
            throws IOException {
        HttpURLConnection connection = this.reqHandler.handleRequest( httpRequest, httpResponse, false);
        this.responseHandler.sendResponse(connection, httpResponse);
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/webbroker-strong/**", method = RequestMethod.POST)
    public void edgefxStrongPostRequest(HttpServletRequest httpRequest,
            HttpServletResponse httpResponse) throws IOException, URISyntaxException {
        HttpURLConnection connection = this.reqHandler.handleRequest(httpRequest, httpResponse, true);
        this.responseHandler.sendResponse(connection, httpResponse);
    }
}

A: Try this:
@RequestMapping(value = "/webbroker/**", method = { RequestMethod.GET, RequestMethod.POST })
public void edgefxRequest(HttpServletRequest httpRequest, HttpServletResponse httpResponse)
        throws IOException {
    HttpURLConnection connection = this.reqHandler.handleRequest(httpRequest, httpResponse, false);
    this.responseHandler.sendResponse(connection, httpResponse);
}

you don't need to replicate your handler method for both HTTP methods. Just declare the method param as an array.

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package server

import (
	"errors"

	"github.com/emersion/go-imap"
	"github.com/emersion/go-imap/commands"
	"github.com/emersion/go-imap/responses"
)

// imap errors in Selected state.
var (
	ErrNoMailboxSelected = errors.New("No mailbox selected")
	ErrMailboxReadOnly   = errors.New("Mailbox opened in read-only mode")
)

// A command handler that supports UIDs.
type UidHandler interface {
	Handler

	// Handle this command using UIDs for a given connection.
	UidHandle(conn Conn) error
}

type Check struct {
	commands.Check
}

func (cmd *Check) Handle(conn Conn) error {
	ctx := conn.Context()
	if ctx.Mailbox == nil {
		return ErrNoMailboxSelected
	}
	if ctx.MailboxReadOnly {
		return ErrMailboxReadOnly
	}

	return ctx.Mailbox.Check()
}

type Close struct {
	commands.Close
}

func (cmd *Close) Handle(conn Conn) error {
	ctx := conn.Context()
	if ctx.Mailbox == nil {
		return ErrNoMailboxSelected
	}

	mailbox := ctx.Mailbox
	ctx.Mailbox = nil
	ctx.MailboxReadOnly = false

	// No need to send expunge updates here, since the mailbox is already unselected
	return mailbox.Expunge()
}

type Expunge struct {
	commands.Expunge
}

func (cmd *Expunge) Handle(conn Conn) error {
	ctx := conn.Context()
	if ctx.Mailbox == nil {
		return ErrNoMailboxSelected
	}
	if ctx.MailboxReadOnly {
		return ErrMailboxReadOnly
	}

	// Get a list of messages that will be deleted
	// That will allow us to send expunge updates if the backend doesn't support it
	var seqnums []uint32
	if conn.Server().Updates == nil {
		criteria := &imap.SearchCriteria{
			WithFlags: []string{imap.DeletedFlag},
		}

		var err error
		seqnums, err = ctx.Mailbox.SearchMessages(false, criteria)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	if err := ctx.Mailbox.Expunge(); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// If the backend doesn't support expunge updates, let's do it ourselves
	if conn.Server().Updates == nil {
		done := make(chan error, 1)

		ch := make(chan uint32)
		res := &responses.Expunge{SeqNums: ch}

		go (func() {
			done <- conn.WriteResp(res)
			// Don't need to drain 'ch', sender will stop sending when error written to 'done.
		})()

		// Iterate sequence numbers from the last one to the first one, as deleting
		// messages changes their respective numbers
		for i := len(seqnums) - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
			// Send sequence numbers to channel, and check if conn.WriteResp() finished early.
			select {
			case ch <- seqnums[i]: // Send next seq. number
			case err := <-done: // Check for errors
				close(ch)
				return err
			}
		}
		close(ch)

		if err := <-done; err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	return nil
}

type Search struct {
	commands.Search
}

func (cmd *Search) handle(uid bool, conn Conn) error {
	ctx := conn.Context()
	if ctx.Mailbox == nil {
		return ErrNoMailboxSelected
	}

	ids, err := ctx.Mailbox.SearchMessages(uid, cmd.Criteria)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	res := &responses.Search{Ids: ids}
	return conn.WriteResp(res)
}

func (cmd *Search) Handle(conn Conn) error {
	return cmd.handle(false, conn)
}

func (cmd *Search) UidHandle(conn Conn) error {
	return cmd.handle(true, conn)
}

type Fetch struct {
	commands.Fetch
}

func (cmd *Fetch) handle(uid bool, conn Conn) error {
	ctx := conn.Context()
	if ctx.Mailbox == nil {
		return ErrNoMailboxSelected
	}

	ch := make(chan *imap.Message)
	res := &responses.Fetch{Messages: ch}

	done := make(chan error, 1)
	go (func() {
		done <- conn.WriteResp(res)
		// Make sure to drain the message channel.
		for _ = range ch {
		}
	})()

	err := ctx.Mailbox.ListMessages(uid, cmd.SeqSet, cmd.Items, ch)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	return <-done
}

func (cmd *Fetch) Handle(conn Conn) error {
	return cmd.handle(false, conn)
}

func (cmd *Fetch) UidHandle(conn Conn) error {
	// Append UID to the list of requested items if it isn't already present
	hasUid := false
	for _, item := range cmd.Items {
		if item == "UID" {
			hasUid = true
			break
		}
	}
	if !hasUid {
		cmd.Items = append(cmd.Items, "UID")
	}

	return cmd.handle(true, conn)
}

type Store struct {
	commands.Store
}

func (cmd *Store) handle(uid bool, conn Conn) error {
	ctx := conn.Context()
	if ctx.Mailbox == nil {
		return ErrNoMailboxSelected
	}
	if ctx.MailboxReadOnly {
		return ErrMailboxReadOnly
	}

	// Only flags operations are supported
	op, silent, err := imap.ParseFlagsOp(cmd.Item)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	var flags []string

	if flagsList, ok := cmd.Value.([]interface{}); ok {
		// Parse list of flags
		if strs, err := imap.ParseStringList(flagsList); err == nil {
			flags = strs
		} else {
			return err
		}
	} else {
		// Parse single flag
		if str, err := imap.ParseString(cmd.Value); err == nil {
			flags = []string{str}
		} else {
			return err
		}
	}
	for i, flag := range flags {
		flags[i] = imap.CanonicalFlag(flag)
	}

	// If the backend supports message updates, this will prevent this connection
	// from receiving them
	// TODO: find a better way to do this, without conn.silent
	*conn.silent() = silent
	err = ctx.Mailbox.UpdateMessagesFlags(uid, cmd.SeqSet, op, flags)
	*conn.silent() = false
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// Not silent: send FETCH updates if the backend doesn't support message
	// updates
	if conn.Server().Updates == nil && !silent {
		inner := &Fetch{}
		inner.SeqSet = cmd.SeqSet
		inner.Items = []imap.FetchItem{imap.FetchFlags}
		if uid {
			inner.Items = append(inner.Items, "UID")
		}

		if err := inner.handle(uid, conn); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	return nil
}

func (cmd *Store) Handle(conn Conn) error {
	return cmd.handle(false, conn)
}

func (cmd *Store) UidHandle(conn Conn) error {
	return cmd.handle(true, conn)
}

type Copy struct {
	commands.Copy
}

func (cmd *Copy) handle(uid bool, conn Conn) error {
	ctx := conn.Context()
	if ctx.Mailbox == nil {
		return ErrNoMailboxSelected
	}

	return ctx.Mailbox.CopyMessages(uid, cmd.SeqSet, cmd.Mailbox)
}

func (cmd *Copy) Handle(conn Conn) error {
	return cmd.handle(false, conn)
}

func (cmd *Copy) UidHandle(conn Conn) error {
	return cmd.handle(true, conn)
}

type Uid struct {
	commands.Uid
}

func (cmd *Uid) Handle(conn Conn) error {
	inner := cmd.Cmd.Command()
	hdlr, err := conn.commandHandler(inner)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	uidHdlr, ok := hdlr.(UidHandler)
	if !ok {
		return errors.New("Command unsupported with UID")
	}

	if err := uidHdlr.UidHandle(conn); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	return ErrStatusResp(&imap.StatusResp{
		Type: imap.StatusRespOk,
		Info: "UID " + inner.Name + " completed",
	})
}

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Rwandans embrace Islam in wake of genocide
For long a marginalised minority, Rwanda's Muslims have grown considerably in number and stature in the 10 years since the genocide of 1994.
Muslim community represents 10% of total Rwandan population
Like many of his compatriots, Isaac, a lanky young stonemason, converted after the bloody events of that year when he was a soldier in the Rwandan Patriotic Front, a Tutsi-led rebellion that is now the dominant force in government.
"I converted after my unit came into Kigali and I saw how many of my fellow Tutsis has been hidden, and therefore saved, by Muslims," he told AFP between sips of a soft drink in the populous Nyamirambo district of the capital.
According to the current government, up to a million people were killed over 100 days in 1994 during an orchestrated campaign by the Hutu government to rid the country of its Tutsi minority.
At the time, about 1.2% of the population were of the Islamic faith which was introduced to Rwanda in about 1900 by Arab traders and translators working with the German military.
One of those to swell this proportion to the current estimate of 10% is former Roman Catholic Jean-Pierre Sagahutu, who now works as a taxi driver.
"I was hiding in a septic tank behind the house of a Muslim called Idrissa. Only he knew where I was. If he had betrayed me I would have been killed," he said.
"But he didn't betray me," said Sagahutu.
Many Rwandans can tell similar stories. Generally, those who sought refuge in mosques were protected from the government soldiers and militias who sought out and killed Tutsis.
Church's record
The Catholic church, by contrast, has a sorrier record. There are many examples of mass killings inside consecrated churches and even of collusion between the clergy and the killers.
The UN court in Tanzania trying leading genocide planners and perpetrators has charged several Christian clergymen.
In February, the court convicted an Adventist pastor and his son of genocide and crimes against humanity.
In 2001, a court in Belgium, Rwanda's former colonial power, sentenced two nuns to 15 and 12 years in jail for their roles in the genocide.
Rush to Islam
The spokesman for Rwanda's Muslims, Salih Habimana, is an unassuming, hospitable man, sometimes seen with his wife and children at one of Kigali's swimming pools.
Mosques are built and financed by
He recalls a big rush to convert to Islam immediately after the 1994 genocide, sometimes for dubious reasons.
He told AFP that some Hutus thought conversion would spare them from suspicion of complicity, while some Tutsis saw it as a way of protecting themselves in the event of another genocide.
Habimana believes Islam maintains its independence in Rwanda because it is largely self-financing.
The tiny mosques whose green and white minarets dot the Rwandan countryside, are all built and financed by local communities.
'Mentally free'
"Rwandan people, poor as we are, we are mentally free... We know that any funding which comes from abroad comes with conditions," he said, conceding that Rwandan Muslims do receive small contributions from Libya and Saudi Arabia.
The Zaidi bin Sabiti Quranic school in Kigali's Bilyogo district where 40 girls and boys aged between five and 17 - selected for their knowledge of the Quran - study for free, is financed by a Saudi individual.
Rwandan Muslims, themselves extremely tolerant of other religious beliefs, are well perceived by other religions - and, since the coming to power of President Paul Kagame, himself a Protestant, almost 10 years ago - are well-represented in the administration.
The Muslim community, unsurprisingly, is anxious to maintain its newly-gained status. After the September 11 attacks on the US, the Rwandan Muslim community was quick to align itself with the government position, condemning the attacks in the strongest of terms.


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To see the lists of plants and animals, hit the "Next" button or click on the appropriate heading (either "Plants" or "Wildlife," which you will find nested under this section.) in the navigation menu at right.


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package org.hyperimage.client.ws;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlType;

/**
 *
Java-Klasse für removeDefaultViewResponse complex type.
 *
 *
Das folgende Schemafragment gibt den erwarteten Content an, der in dieser Klasse enthalten ist.
 *
 *

 * <complexType name="removeDefaultViewResponse">
 *   <complexContent>
 *     <restriction base="{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}anyType">
 *       <sequence>
 *       </sequence>
 *     </restriction>
 *   </complexContent>
 * </complexType>
 *

 *
 *
 */
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
@XmlType(name = "removeDefaultViewResponse")
public class RemoveDefaultViewResponse {

}


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BHOC: DC SUPER-STARS #14
Tom Brevoort	Brevoort History of Comics	 February 17, 2018 December 24, 2018
The now all-new DC SUPER-STARS returned to the clearly-successful theme of SECRET ORIGINS, this time once again focusing on the bad guys. It's a somewhat odd collection of tales, and I wonder if one or more of them might not have been commissioned for use in other places, then burned off here. Either way, it was oversized and it had Green Lantern in it, which was good enough for me at this age. The nice Jim Aparo cover probably didn't hurt.
The opening Green Lantern story is an extensive retcon–yes, they did do those kinds of stories back in these days–concerning the origins of Gorilla City and the Flash's enemy Gorilla Grodd. It's completely unnecessary and also chronologically unsound, as it inverts the publication dates of two previous stories. It all begins with Green lantern being summoned by the Guardians who reveal to him that, years ago, on one of his first missions, he was spotted by the Gorillas of Gorilla City–who are actually alien apes–who influenced Hal to use his Power Ring to transport Gorilla City from hazardous Calor to Earth.
Having done so, Grodd, realizing the power of the Emerald Crusader's weapon, tries to take it for his own. But, unable to remove it from GL's hand, he instead is able to tap its power to create a colossal Grodd construct to terrorize his fellow Gorillas and attempt to conquer them. Once Hal realizes what's happening, he easily dispatches Grodd, and then Solivar uses his power of mind control to erase the entire encounter from Hal's brain, so as to safeguard the existence of Gorilla City.
After a one-page text feature detailing the origins of Superman's foe Brainiac, we move into the second story of the issue, this one dealing with the well-established beginnings of Batman's enemy Two-Face. I'll admit, this story was of less interest to me as a young reader because it didn't contain any super heroes at all. However, the artwork credited to Ed Davis is very striking. I don't think Davis did anything further in comics that I can remember, so I suspect that it's a pseudonym for some other creator.
The story is pretty good, too, focusing on David Davis, the cop who busted Boss Maroni, the gangster who went on to throw acid in DA Harvey Dent's face. Turns out, he was aiming at Davis. And now, years later, Maroni is in the wind, and Davis uses his pull to get Two-Face released into his custody to help bring Maroni to justice. The notion that Dent would be let out into the world on the say-so of a retiring detective is a huge stretch, but apart from that, the rest of the tale is cool, with Two-Face alternately helping and hindering Davis depending on how his double-sided coin falls.
Following a second text feature, this one detailing the beginnings of Green lantern's nemesis, the Shark, came a second anachronistic story–this one focusing on the Justice League villain Doctor Light and how he battled Hawkman even before he faced the JLA, and before the Winged Wonder had even come to Earth from his native Thanagar.
Turns out Arthur Light's first light-based discovery is a window that allows him to teleport to Thanagar, where he's able to arm himself with their futuristic technology. But Thanagarian police officer Katar Hol follows the fleeing light back through his portal to Earth, and is able to defeat him–though not capture him, as Light is able to use his discovery to teleport himself away. but Hawkman does recover the stolen equipment and is able to get back through the warp to Thanagar, so it's a successful venture on those points.
DC Super-Stars
Jim Aparo
Published February 17, 2018 December 24, 2018
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Mourners traumatised after corpse explodes
By Royce Millar
June 9, 2013 — 3.00am
No amount of air freshener could hide the stench of death. In the heat of late January, a corpse exploded in a crypt at Preston mausoleum in Melbourne's north, oozing fluids through an inadequate seal and down the granite faces of the vaults below.
Despite a clean-up, the smell persisted, made all the more unpleasant for visitors by the swarms of summer insects drawn to it.
''It was foul,'' says Angela Costello*, who was at the Mediterranean-style mausoleum days later to help choose a burial vault for a deceased family member. ''I'll never forget it.''
Complaints were lodged with state authorities and Darebin Council. Cemetery management has confirmed another incident of leakage from a separate crypt in recent weeks.
Preston Cemetery. Credit:Mal Fairclough
Such incidents are disturbing enough in themselves but they have also drawn community attention to bigger problems with the design, construction and fitout of the third and final phase of the southern hemisphere's largest mausoleum.
Concerns about the project - and a string of other issues around management of cemeteries in Melbourne's northern and western suburbs - have also been raised with Fairfax Media by a group of current and former employees of the Greater Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust.
In the case of the Preston mausoleum, management is grappling with a headache inherited in 2010, when the Brumby government replaced a string of local authorities, including the Preston Cemetery Trust, with two mega-trusts charged with managing cemeteries in the city's north and south.
Cemetery management acknowledges shortcomings with some crypts and their preparation by contractors in the third stage of the sprawling Bundoora complex, developed in recognition of the burial traditions of local families of southern European background, Italians in particular.
Stained crypts and water damage in the mausoleum. Credit:Michael Clayton-Jones
The basement - the lower floor of the three-level complex - is closed off from the public; it is one of Melbourne's less celebrated secret places. Amid the spider webs and flying insects are hundreds of unused granite crypts, many damaged by flood, courtesy of building faults.
Among a litany of problems are six giant stained-glass windows installed the wrong way around, so fixed louvres run into the building, rather than away from it. In the basement the extent of
flooding is evident from the water marks on crypt faces. The lift does not work. And on the ground is a muddied sign that long ago called for patience.
''Rest assured that on completion of these works the mausoleum will be maintained in good condition,'' it says.
After a decade of deadline and budget blowouts, and with a legal battle brewing over liability, ''completion'' of this project is no sure thing.
In early, confidential legal sparring, the City of Darebin is arguing that when the government seized the $34 million Preston cemetery asset, it also assumed its liabilities.
Conceived in 2002 as an $18 million scheme to be finished in 2005, the cost has blown out dramatically, well-placed sources say. Current management is not prepared to estimate the likely final cost of the project. Who is to blame for the mess? It is hard to say.
Sources familiar with the mausoleum's third stage say the project was cursed from the outset when Preston Cemetery Trust - Darebin councillors - decided to manage the scheme, rather than contract out responsibility and risk to a private company. The decision was a curious departure from the model successfully used to deliver the first two stages of the mausoleum.
Darebin councillors and council officers have come and gone, along with building contractors, engineers, architects, plasterers, stonemasons, plumbers, electricians, budgets and deadlines. Poor management of the project was highlighted in a 2006 auditor-general report that led to the Brumby government's revamp of cemetery management in Melbourne.
Greater Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust chief executive Jacqui Briggs-Weatherill acknowledges that the likely additional cost of addressing the problems at Preston is not clear. Engineering studies are now under way to reveal the extent of the faults and to propose a solution. She confirms action against Darebin Council is likely.
On the matter of the leaking crypts, Ms Briggs-Weatherill says the incidents have led to a review of burial practices. ''We have reviewed these incidents and made the appropriate changes to our procedures and practices, including bringing our crypt preparation in-house, to ensure peace of mind for our communities.'' She insists leakage problems have been ''resolved''.
Despite the myriad ''challenges'', Ms Briggs-Weatherill says the building's third stage is structurally sound and the facility is in use on the ground and first floors, which ''currently are the final resting place for 95 people''.
She says, in time, a solution will be found to remaining problems.
* Not her real name. The family who spoke to Fairfax Media did not want its real name mentioned because of the sensitivity of such issues within the Italian community.
Royce Millar
Royce Millar is an investigative journalist at The Age with a special interest in public policy and government decision-making.


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Since its establishment in 2002, WorldSkills Jamaica has hosted four National Skills Competitions: November 2003, March 2005, April 2007 and October 2010.
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There was once a man who wanted to find the meaning of life. He spent many years listening to all sorts of gurus and read many 'self-help' books. He tried yoga classes and quite enjoyed them and soon learned how to 'Salute the Sun'. He learned how to meditate, and once he had stopped his busy mind wandering off and thinking about what to eat for his supper, he more or less got the hang of it. He ate an amazingly healthy diet with only a few slip-ups (he had rather a liking for donuts). He took plenty of exercise and breathed in the invigorating fresh air in the woods behind his cottage. He gave up his stressful job and decided to live simply and he put on sandals.
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#CdnPoli : Here's how curfews violate Charter rights
By: IFP - 1/11/2021
For 11 months, governments have asked Canadians to sacrifice in order to arrest the spread of the virus that causes COVID-19. The provinces have each taken different approaches, but all imposed lockdowns last spring, re-implemented in various forms this winter.
Despite that pandemic restrictions have caused economic hardship for many, some Canadian governments and health experts argue that even more restrictions are required, including curfews. The adoption of curfews in Canada are and would be the greatest restriction on Canadians' movements and lives since the October Crisis, and are one of the most significant and serious breaches of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms since its enactment.
Effective Saturday, Quebecers are required to remain indoors from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m., with limited exceptions. Most stores, including grocery stores, must close during those times. Those caught breaking curfew can be fined $6,000.
Curfews breach several Charter provisions. Section 2 protects the freedom to assemble and associate. Section 7 protects the right not to be deprived of liberty "except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice." Section 15 guarantees equality under the law.
Charter rights, however, are not absolute, and are subject to "reasonable limits" that the state can justify. Where courts find a breach, government must prove that the breach achieves a "pressing and substantial objective," that the breach is rationally connected to the government's policy objective, that it minimally impairs the right breached, and that the benefits of the breach outweigh its negative impact.
Concerning pandemic restrictions, courts will agree that governments have a valid objective in trying to address viral spread. However, governments defending curfews must provide evidence to the court that the use of curfews will actually impact viral spread in order to ensure a curfew rule can survive.
The evidence supporting the need for curfews is scant at best. Even Dr. Horacio Arruda, Quebec's top public health official, acknowledged last week that there is no hard scientific evidence to support curfews.
It is nearly impossible to persuade a court to accept that the multiple Charter breaches which a curfew causes are justified when no evidence is presented to support such measures. Courts will also consider, with respect to whether Canadians' right to liberty is infringed, whether a curfew is "arbitrary" or "overbroad."
https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/opinion-heres-how-curfews-violate-charter-rights
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Some areas to establish gathering places for YSAs, participate in pilot test
By Sydney Walker May 11, 2021 8 a.m. EDT
A young adult listens to Elder Ronald A. Rasband and his wife, Sister Melanie Rasband, answer questions about the Restoration during a Face to Face event in Goshen, Utah, on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020.
Continuing the Church's emphasis on strengthening single adults, the First Presidency has given approval for areas to establish gathering places for young single adults based on local needs.
"Area presidencies and stake presidencies may begin discussing and seeking approval for gathering places in response to the needs of their members," stated a May 6 notice from the Church's Priesthood and Family Department.
A limited number of stakes have also been approved to participate in a pilot test of young single adult initiatives in 2021.
What is a 'gathering place'?
A gathering place is a designated location in an existing Church facility — such as a meetinghouse or institute building — where young single adults and their friends can gather for some or all of the following:
Religious education and gospel learning (including institute)
Service and social activities
Temple and family history activities
Self-reliance, education opportunities and support groups
Missionary and community-outreach activities
Other Church programs
All gathering places must be approved by the area presidency and overseen by stake presidents and bishops, according to the notice.
Young adults gather for a devotional given by Elder Ronald A. Rasband at the Tempe Arizona Institute of Religion on Oct. 20, 2019.
Pilot test
The purpose of the pilot test of young single adult initiatives is to "explore additional ways to strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, encourage belonging and meet needs."
Area presidencies who have been invited to be in the pilot test will identify participating stakes.
"At this time, young single adults and their leaders should follow all guidelines published in the General Handbook," the notice stated. "They should wait until notified of their inclusion in the pilot before implementing new initiatives."
Doctrinal principles
Leaders are encouraged to reinforce the five doctrinal principles taught by President M. Russell Ballard, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, during his April 2021 general conference address:
Scriptures and latter-day prophets confirm that everyone who is faithful in keeping gospel covenants will have the opportunity for exaltation.
The precise time and manner in which the blessings of exaltation are bestowed have not all been revealed, but they are nonetheless assured.
Waiting upon the Lord implies continued obedience and spiritual progress toward Him.
God offers eternal life to all of His children.
Confidence in these assurances is rooted in faith in Jesus Christ, by whose grace all things pertaining to mortality are set right.
The notice also encouraged leaders to consider updated policies related to callings for single members.
On March 31, the update to the General Handbook included an expansion of callings that can be held by members in young single adult and single adult units. Among these updates are that single women 30 and younger can be called as YSA stake Relief Society presidents and counselors, and single men can serve as counselors in YSA stake presidencies, bishoprics and branch presidencies and as high councilors and stake Sunday School presidents and counselors.
Speaking of the changes to sections 37.2.2, 37.3.2 and 37.5.2 of the handbook, Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles told Newsroom: "In recent months, our minds have been drawn with particular focus to Latter-day Saints who are single adults. We want you to know that you are loved — and so very needed in building the kingdom of God. For this reason, we felt to search carefully for policies and misperceptions that might limit the Church service of single members. What we found was that Church policy already allows for broad service by single adults — and it could be even broader."
On April 22, the Church released a new infographic to assist leaders as they strive to better understand and involve single Latter-day Saints. The infographic highlights what young single adults need, why they struggle and ideas from YSAs on how to help them.
What Church leaders taught about faith, revelation and single adults during the leadership session of general conference
President M. Russell Ballard: 'Hope in Christ'
Elder Andersen, President Bingham and Sister Eubank to host Face to Face event for single adults in June
Church produces infographic to assist leaders in supporting and utilizing single Latter-day Saints
Ensign College students learn about the power of personal desires during campus devotional


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As many of you know, I haven't written a post in a while. I apologize.
Rather than make excuses for my inaction, I would like to challenge you to do something. Anything. In the next 30 days, start something or start working toward something.
It starts with an assumption.
If I start learning how to trade stocks, maybe I can supplement my income in the future.
If I start a blog, maybe I can publish a book in the future.
If I start volunteering, maybe I'll meet some new people that can help me find a job.
Whatever it is, get started.
Take the excuses off the table. Most things worth doing don't require a whole lot of actual time or money. We, humans, tend to use those things as excuses.
The legend has it that took Da Vinci 16 years to start, pause and ultimately finish the Mona Lisa. So, find your Mona Lisa, and get started painting it.
And, if you don't hear from me, assume that I am working on things I care about more than blogging at the moment.


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Q: Practical limitations on amount of constexpr computation As an experiment, I just put together some code to generate a std::array<uint32_t, 256> at compile time.  The table contents themselves are a fairly typical CRC lookup table - about the only new thing is the use of constexpr functions to calculate the entries as opposed to putting an autogenerated magic table directly in the source code.
Anyway, this exercise got me curious: would there be any practical limitations on the amount of computation a compiler would be willing to do to evaluate a constexpr function or variable definition at compile time?  e.g. something like gcc's -ftemplate-depth parameter creating practical limits on the amount of template metaprogramming evaluation.  (I also wonder if there might be practical limitations on the length of a parameter pack - which would limit the size of a compile-time std::array created using a std::integer_sequence intermediate object.)

A: Recommendations for such can be found in [implimits] ¶2:

(2.35)   —   Recursive constexpr function invocations [512]
(2.36)   —   Full-expressions evaluated within a core constant expression [1 048 576]

GCC and Clang allow adjustment via -fconstexpr-depth (which is the flag you were looking for).
Constant expression evaluation practically runs in a sandbox, because undefined behavior must be preempted by the implementation. With that in mind, I don't see why the implementation couldn't use the entire resources of the host machine. Then again, I wouldn't recommend writing programs whose compilation requires gigabytes of memory or other unreasonable resources...


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Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish is committed to passing on the Truth of Jesus Christ as preserved in the Holy Catholic Church. This Truth was recorded in the Old Testament, fully revealed in the Incarnate Word of God – Jesus Christ and passed on infallibly by the Apostles and their successors through Scripture and tradition.
This is the Faith that we strive to teach the children of Sacred Heart Parish. Below please find the schedule and other information on our Faith Formation program for 1st through 8th grade.
First through third grade must be picked up in the classroom by a parent or guardian.
Fourth through eighth grade will be dismissed into the parish hall.
5 – First Communion for 3rd Grade at 11:00 am Mass.
Bless us, O Lord, for these Thy gifts, which we are about to receive from Thy bounty. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
2. You shall not take the Lord's Name in vain.


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Phuket expat icon Brad Kenny passes away
Brad Kenny, the iconic Phuket expat who brought to the island two decades of environmental solutions to household and commercial buildings and was a driving force behind the Rotary Club of Patong Beach, has died.
"Today we are saddened to share the news that Brad Kenny has passed away this morning from a heart attack," Patong Rotary reported on its Facebook page this morning (Dec 11).
"Please pay your respect to him today from 6:30pm at Wat Kosit (about 1 km south of Mission Hospital). Please dress in black or rotary shirt," the notice read.
Mr Kenny, well liked and much loved by many, was a mainstay of many charity projects both on and off the island. He only recently returned from a charity project in Mae Sot, where he oversaw the installation of a clean-water system for an impoverished village.
A key figure in the recovery effort immediately after the tsunami devastated Phuket in 2004, Mr Kenny for years continued his post-tsunami recovery efforts, often taking US Navy volunteers to carry out repair and restoration charity projects for villagers and orphans still living in abject conditions on and off the island.
For his work with the Navy, Mr Kenny in 2010 was awarded the prestigious Sahataya Naval Insignia and Certificate from the Royal Thai Navy at the Royal Thai Navy Convention Hall in Bangkok for his role in 63 Navy Community Relations ("Comrel") and Handclasp projects.
In May this year, Mr Kenny received on behalf of the Rotary Club of Patong Beach (RCoPB) Rotary Thailand's highest service award, the HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn Trophy, for one of three projects helping the children of Myanmar migrant workers and sea gypsies.
A "full-blooded expat" with character to match his intelligence and fine-tuned wit, Mr Kenny was also an active member of the Phuket's famed Grumpy Old Men's Society, and was to join the group's Christmas brunch tomorrow.
Mr Kenny also brought to the island his passion for environmental protection, provided through his company Environmental Solutions & Protection Co Ltd (ESP Phuket).
"The company was first formed to aid corporations with the deluge of new Thai environmental regulations and technological solutions to meet government environmental standards and their 'Environmental Responsibilities'," ESP acknowledges on its website.
The company was formed in 1991 and opened in Phuket, on the bypass road, in 1999.
Mr Kenny is survived by his wife and three children.
Phuket News
Highway officer dies after truck fells on his patrol car in a collision
Frenchman found in Phuket hotel room with throat slashed
37 year old French man found dead in Phuket
New coral reefs found off Phuket
British man found dead in Koh Tao


Clinicians should not administer or prescribe perioperative antibiotics to children undergoing tonsillectomy is an important recommendation put forward by the recently issued guideline update provided by the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. The guideline update also strongly recommended against administering or prescribing codeine, or any medication containing codeine, after tonsillectomy in children younger than 12 years.
Tonsillectomy is a surgical procedure performed with or without adenoidectomy that completely removes the tonsil, including its capsule, by dissecting the peritonsillar space between the tonsil capsule and the muscular wall. Tonsillectomy is one of the most common ambulatory surgery procedures performed on children in the U.S.
(1) Clinicians should recommend watchful waiting for recurrent throat infection if there have been <7 episodes in the past year, <5 episodes per year in the past 2 years, or <3 episodes per year in the past 3 years.
(2) Clinicians should administer a single intraoperative dose of intravenous dexamethasone to children undergoing tonsillectomy.
(3) Clinicians should recommend ibuprofen, acetaminophen, or both for pain control after tonsillectomy.
(1) Clinicians should assess the child with recurrent throat infection who does not meet criteria in KAS 2 for modifying factors that may nonetheless favor tonsillectomy, which may include but are not limited to multiple antibiotic allergies/intolerance, PFAPA (periodic fever, aphthous stomatitis, pharyngitis, and adenitis), or history of >1 peritonsillar abscess.
(2) Clinicians should ask caregivers of children with obstructive sleep-disordered breathing and tonsillar hypertrophy about comorbid conditions that may improve after tonsillectomy, including growth retardation, poor school performance, enuresis, asthma, and behavioral problems.
(3) Before performing tonsillectomy, the clinician should refer children with obstructive sleep-disordered breathing for polysomnography if they are <2 years of age or if they exhibit any of the following: obesity, Down syndrome, craniofacial abnormalities, neuromuscular disorders, sickle cell disease, or mucopolysaccharidoses.
5) Clinicians should recommend tonsillectomy for children with obstructive sleep apnea documented by overnight polysomnography.
(6) Clinicians should counsel patients and caregivers and explain that obstructive sleep-disordered breathing may persist or recur after tonsillectomy and may require further management.
(7) The clinician should counsel patients and caregivers regarding the importance of managing posttonsillectomy pain as part of the perioperative education process and should reinforce this counseling at the time of surgery with reminders about the need to anticipate, reassess, and adequately treat pain after surgery.
(8) Clinicians should arrange for overnight, inpatient monitoring of children after tonsillectomy if they are <3 years old or have severe obstructive sleep apnea (apnea-hypopnea index ≥10 obstructive events/hour, oxygen saturation nadir <80%, or both).
(9) Clinicians should follow up with patients and/or caregivers after tonsillectomy and document in the medical record the presence or absence of bleeding within 24 hours of surgery (primary bleeding) and bleeding occurring later than 24 hours after surgery (secondary bleeding).
(10) Clinicians should determine their rate of primary and secondary posttonsillectomy bleeding at least annually.
(1) Clinicians should not administer or prescribe perioperative antibiotics to children undergoing tonsillectomy.
(2) Clinicians must not administer or prescribe codeine, or any medication containing codeine, after tonsillectomy in children younger than 12 years.
(1) Clinicians may recommend tonsillectomy for recurrent throat infection with a frequency of at least 7 episodes in the past year, at least 5 episodes per year for 2 years, or at least 3 episodes per year for 3 years with documentation in the medical record for each episode of sore throat and ≥1 of the following: temperature >38.3°C (101°F), cervical adenopathy, tonsillar exudate, or positive test for group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus.