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Crockett Man Arrested on Six Felony, Three Misdemeanor Charges
By Will Johnson
CROCKETT – A Crockett man was arrested and charged with six felony and three misdemeanor counts after a domestic disturbance on Friday, Sept. 15.
Luis Alfredo Hernandez Bravo, 24, was booked into custody on: one count of aggravated assault with a weapon against a family member or member of a household; three counts of child endangerment / imminent danger; one count assault against a family member or member of a household by impeding breath or circulation; one count assault of a family member causing bodily injury; one count of possession of a controlled substance; and two counts of possessing fake identification.
The arrest of Hernandez Bravo stemmed from an incident which occurred shortly before 10 p.m. last Friday.
According to a probable cause affidavit, Crockett Police Department Lt. Lonnie Lum was dispatched to a residence located at 308 Cedar St. in Crockett at approximately 9:54 in reference to "… a disturbance involving weapons."
When he arrived at the scene, Lum met with the brother-in-law of Hernandez. The brother-in-law informed Lum he shared the Cedar Street residence "… with his sister, her common law husband Luis Alfredo Hernandez Bravo and their three children," the affidavit reported.
"(The brother-in-law) advised that his bedroom is next to his sister's. He said that he heard them arguing and then it sounded physical. He said that he went into their room to intervene and found Luis on top of his sister, choking her on the bed," the probable cause document stated.
After observing this, the affidavit indicated the brother-in-law pulled Hernandez off of his sister. When he did, the brother-in-law informed Lum that Hernandez hit him in the head, pulled a pistol on him, pointed it at him and told him not to interfere.
Hernandez then chambered a round in the handgun as the brother-in-law left the room, the legal document stated. The sister and Hernandez also left the bedroom and entered the living room.
"The disturbance continued in the living room and Hernandez then retrieved a 'machine gun' and sat down on the couch with it. (The brother-in-law) said he tried to get his sister and kids to leave with him, but she would not leave. (The brother-in-law) then left the residence and waited outside for the police," the affidavit indicated.
As Lum questioned the brother-in-law, the affidavit reported the sister also came outside.
"She stated that she was the person who had started the disturbance and admitted that it had gotten physical and that her brother had intervened. She denied ever seeing any weapons or being choked. I did observe and photograph red marks on both sides of (the wife's) neck consistent with the story of (her brother), saying she was choked," Lum stated in the affidavit.
Lum stated in the affidavit he eventually made contact with Hernandez who "… admitted to the disturbance and restraining (his wife), but denied anything else. A search warrant was obtained on the residence and as a result, numerous weapons were located along with the described 'machine gun,' actually an AK-90, and a silver pistol with brown handles."
Hernandez was arrested at the scene and transported to the Houston County Jail. As he was being booked into custody, Lum was informed Hernandez' wallet contained a small Ziploc baggie with white residue in one of the wallet's pockets. Also located in the wallet was a fake Texas Identification Card and a fake Social Security card.
The charge of aggravated assault with a weapon against a family member or member of a household is considered a first degree felony under Texas law.
According to Section 12.32 of the Texas Penal Code, "An individual adjudged guilty of a felony of the first degree shall be punished by imprisonment in the institutional division for life or for any term of not more than 99 years or less than five years. In addition to imprisonment, an individual adjudged guilty of a felony of the first degree may be punished by a fine not to exceed $10,000."
Hernandez was also charged with three counts of abandoning or endangering a child by placing them in imminent danger.
These charges are considered second degree felonies which, according to Section 12.33 of the Texas Penal Code, is punishable "… by imprisonment in the institutional division for any term of not more than 20 years or less than two years. In addition to imprisonment, an individual adjudged guilty of a felony of the second degree may be punished by a fine not to exceed $10,000."
He was also charged with one count of assaulting a family member or member of a household by impeding breath or circulation, a third degree felony.
According to Section 12.34 of the Texas Penal Code, "An individual adjudged guilty of a felony of the third degree shall be punished by imprisonment in the institutional division for any term of not more than 10 years or less than two years. In addition to imprisonment, an individual adjudged guilty of a felony of the third degree may be punished by a fine not to exceed $10,000."
The possession of fake identifying documents, along with the simple assault are all considered Class A misdemeanors while the possession of a controlled substance is considered a state jail felony.
Hernandez is currently held at the Houston County Jail on a total bond of $117,000.
Will Johnson may be contacted via e-mail at wjohnson@messenger-news.com.
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Is a 144Hz Monitor Worth It for Gaming?
By Rustam Iqbal - Updated 6 months ago
Do you find that your games are too slow and laggy? Well, if you're a gamer then a 14...
Do you find that your games are too slow and laggy? Well, if you're a gamer then a 144Hz monitor might be worth the investment. This article will talk about what a 144Hz monitor is, the benefits of using one for gaming, and some considerations to make before buying. We'll talk about what they are and their benefits for gamers. We'll also provide an answer to the titular question: is it really worth it for gaming?
A 144hz monitor can produce fluid animation with no lag or choppiness in games. The benefit here is that your eyes don't need as much time to adjust from frame to frame - meaning you're less likely to experience motion sickness or headaches while playing video games on this type of display.
If you have the budget for it, then yes! If not, try a more affordable alternative such as upgrading your graphics card and increasing the refresh rate on your current screen at home.
The only downside of having a high-refresh-rate monitor is if you do choose an expensive one like 240 Hz, many popular 1080p 60fps titles will look better but might be too demanding to achieve playable frame rates at higher standard resolutions such as 1440p.
What Is A 144Hz Monitor?
A monitor that can refresh at a rate of 144 times per second is considered worthy of being called "144hz". This means it's able to produce fluid animation with no lag or choppiness in games.
The benefit here is that your eyes don't need as much time to adjust from frame to frame - meaning you're less likely to experience motion sickness or headaches while playing video games on this type of display.
There are also monitors available which go up past 240 Hz but these require more expensive hardware components such as Graphics Processing Units (GPU) or screens with higher refresh rates such as 240 Hz.
What Are Refresh Rates?
Refresh rates are defined as, "the number of times per second that a monitor refreshes the image on the screen". You can change your settings to 60Hz for playing games at home or 144 Hz if you're going pro.
The downside is that these high-refresh monitors are usually expensive. For example, a 144Hz monitor will cost more than an ordinary 60 Hz screen because of the technology used in its creation and development.
Benefits for Gamers:
A higher refresh rate means smoother gameplay with no lag or choppiness when playing games on your PC monitor. This can also help prevent motion sickness and headaches while playing video games on this type of display (144hz).
Gamers who play at home should upgrade to a 144hz monitor if they have the budget for it - but those less fortunate may be able to achieve similar benefits by upgrading their graphics card instead of purchasing new hardware outright.
The only downside comes from 1080p titles which might not look as good when they're played at a high standard resolution such as 1440p.
Advantages Of 144Hz Monitor:
144hz monitors can produce fluid animation with no lag or choppiness in games. This means they're able to provide a smoother experience for gamers on their PC monitor and preventing motion sickness, headaches while playing video games, etc.
The only downside is that 1080p titles played at high resolutions might not look as good. Smoother gameplay with no lag or choppiness in games when compared to other monitors that don't have as high of refresh rates.
This helps avoid motion sickness and headaches while playing video games on the PC monitor for long periods of time.
The only downside is that 1080p titles played at high resolutions might look blurry if there isn't proper scaling employed by developers during production (although this may be alleviated by using an ultrawide 21:12 aspect ratio monitor).
Disadvantages Of 144Hz Monitor:
A 144hz monitor is not necessary for playing at 1080p or lower resolutions. The benefits of a 144Hz monitor are only noticeable when you're running games on a high resolution or you use a dual monitor setup.
It's not necessary for playing games at 1080p and lower resolutions but the benefits are only noticeable when you're running games on high resolution with dual monitors.
Ticker boxes, popups, etc may cause distortion to happen in these higher refresh rates (although this is alleviated by turning off Vsync).
A 144Hz monitor is an excellent choice for gamers who want to get the best gaming experience possible. The refresh rate of a screen can make a big difference in how smooth your game looks and plays, especially on fast-paced games like first-person shooters or racing games.
If you're interested in picking up one of these monitors but aren't sure if it's worth the investment then we encourage you to keep reading! We'll walk through some benefits and disadvantages that come with this type of monitor so you'll have all the information necessary when making your decision.
Let us know what other questions arise as well - our team would be happy to answer them for you! Is a 144Hz Monitor Worth It For Gaming?
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Entropy, black holes, and the new cyclic universe
Anna Ijjas, Paul J. Steinhardt
Astrophysical Sciences
Princeton Center for Theoretical Science
We track the evolution of entropy and black holes in a cyclic universe that undergoes repeated intervals of expansion followed by slow contraction and a smooth (non-singular) bounce. In this kind of cyclic scenario, there is no big crunch and no chaotic mixmaster behavior. We explain why the entropy following each bounce is naturally partitioned into near-maximal entropy in the matter-radiation sector and near-minimal in the gravitational sector, satisfying the Weyl curvature conditions conjectured to be essential for a cosmology consistent with observations. As a result, this kind of cyclic universe can undergo an unbounded number of cycles in the past and/or the future.
Physics Letters, Section B: Nuclear, Elementary Particle and High-Energy Physics
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2021.136823
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Cyclic universe
Slow contraction
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Pauline Hanson has refused to concede defeat in Lockyer despite the ECQ declaring the seat yesterday. Inga Williams
ECQ rejects Pauline Hanson's request for recount
by dbarry and Pamela Frost
13th Feb 2015 9:00 AM | Updated: 2:51 PM
UPDATE, 3PM: The Electoral Commission of Queensland has rejected Pauline Hanson's request for a recount of votes.
The Lockyer candidate applied to the ECQ for a recount of votes because she believed the preferences were not allocated properly.
But an ECQ spokesperson has just confirmed Ms Hanson's application was rejected.
"The Commissioner carefully considered the grounds raised in Ms Hanson's application however he was satisfied that there was no evidence of any error in the allocation of preferences to candidates," they said.
UPDATE, 11.40AM: I won't run for Lockyer Valley Mayor: Pauline Hanson
Pauline Hanson has ruled out a tilt at Mayor of Lockyer Valley Regional Council in 2016.
Ms Hanson was responding to several comments on the Gatton Star Facebook page which suggested that might be her next political move.
One reader, Greg Irwin, congratulated her on her campaign and suggest that she run in the March 2016 Mayoralty contest.
That received the emphatic reply from the "PH Team"
"This will NOT be happening Greg Irwin," they said.
Ms Hanson's team also had a spat with defeated Labor candidate Steve Leese on the Gatton Star Facebook page.
Mr Leese said Mr Rickuss would have won the election on the night without preferences.
Ms Hanson's team responded to say Mr Leese's preferences voted Rickuss in.
"One Nation's policy was no asset sales, the same as Labor, yet you supported the party that was selling QLD off," the "PH team" said.
"There are Labor supporters are extremely angry about this and they have contacted our staff. Labor need to come clean with this."
Mr Leese said Ms Hanson's recount request was a waste of time and she should move on.
Ms Hanson's team hit back saying Mr Leese was "NOT" at the count yesterday.
"You appeared for one day out of the 12 it took to count everything. So please explain why you know everything that has gone on?" Ms Hanson's team said.
The Gatton Star can also confirm Ms Hanson was correct and we were wrong about the final margin which was 114 votes not 184.
We were looking at the difference in the notional count, however the correct figure is buried at the bottom of the full preference distribution count.
UPDATE, 11AM: Pauline Hanson has confirmed she will ask the ECQ to recount the ballots in Lockyer, saying the electoral act was in conflict with how the count was carried out.
"Halfway through the final count yesterday, I did call the ECQ to question the process," Ms Hanson said on her Facebook page in the last hour.
"With a handful of seats that also had extremely close results, I am concerned that the current system may have caused different outcomes for other candidates too."
Ms Hanson also continues to claim she lost the seat of Lockyer by 114 votes not the 184 vote figure the Gatton Star is reporting.
We derived the 184 vote margin from the ECQ website as the difference between Mr Rickuss's 13,226 votes and Ms Hanson's 13042 votes.
We have asked Ms Hanson to explain how she is coming up with the 114 vote margin.
Meanwhile election winner Ian Rickuss is refusing to comment on Ms Hanson's recount request.
This morning he released a statement that was nearly identical to the one he put out the day after the election when it seemed, incorrectly as it turned out, he had won clearly.
"I would like to thank the people of Lockyer for returning me as their member," Mr Rickuss said in the statement.
"I am especially appreciative of the large number of volunteers and campaign workers that provided me with the grassroots team that made this win possible.
"I want to acknowledge that the voters do not get it wrong. They sent a clear message."
Mr Rickuss said the LNP Government did a lot of good things but was not on the path that Queenslanders wanted them to be.
"Regardless of which party forms government, I will vigorously work to ensure that the gains in provision of essential government services made during the past three years continue to improve," he said.
Mr Rickuss said he would be making no further comment today.
9AM: The seat of Lockyer may have been declared yesterday but Pauline Hanson went on television this morning where she refused to concede saying she was going to request a recount.
Ms Hanson told Channel Seven's Sunrise she thought the vote counting process was "flawed".
"Before the count was over yesterday in allocating Labor's preferences, I said 'this isn't done right'," Ms Hanson told show host David Koch.
"You're supposed to allocate the preferences in order, you do the twos and the threes and the fours, they didn't - they put it all together."
Ms Hanson said there were also issues with postal voting which affected Lockyer which had one of the largest postal votes in Queensland at 11.4%.
"Postal votes are allowed to come in up to 10 days after the election," she said.
"There's no date/time stamp on them so people can vote after the result of the election and it's not checked.
"There's also no proof of identity for postal votes."
What Ms Hanson was planning to do next was not immediately clear but she could attempt to take the seat to the court of disputed returns.
The Gatton Star has asked Ms Hanson for comment.
Ms Hanson's interview came a day after the ECQ announced Ms Hanson had officially lost by 184 votes (not 114 votes as Ms Hanson told Sunrise) to the LNP's Ian Rickuss after an exhausting 12 day count.
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When somebody says that they tried chiropractic and it didn't help, I cringe and get the feeling that they really missed the boat. Of course, there are cases with complicating factors, but I have heard this from people with straightforward chiropractic problems when it is very clear what has happened here. In most cases, one doesn't acquire back pain over night, and it's not going to go away over night. If a weak core from years of sitting at your desk is to blame for the additional stress on your joints, I would expect an adjustment to provide relief, but once the condition is no longer exacerbated, I would believe exercises for you would help keep you stronger. I might also suggest we evaluate your nutrition if I suspect an inflammatory diet may be wiring you for pain. But if you're expectations are not realistic, I better not hear you say chiropractic didn't work when you're hurting again!
There is no bone snapping or warrior-style pulling heads off spinal columns! The neck adjustment some chiropractors use causes anticipation for many new patients, but is actually much more gentle than they imagined, and involves a quick, direct thrust to a specific spinal bone. The sound an adjustment makes is called a cavitation and is only space being created within the joint causing gasses to be released from the joint capsule, which creates the popping or cracking noise. Some patients prefer instrument adjusting like Activator which is one of many techniques Dr. Graeff uses. Also, chiropractic adjustments will not wear out your joints, as some imagine because they have been warned not to "crack their knuckles" for this reason in the past. Adjustments, unlike "knuckle cracking" or having your friend stomp on you while you lay on the carpet, are applied specifically to improve the motion of your joints and limit the small dysfunctions that over time can lead to arthritis. Most people after an adjustment describe the feeling as being "lighter", having greater ease in moving the body, and being able to stand up taller.


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Floccesy Town is the second town you'll visit. It is located in the South West area of Unova. The South Western path connects with Route 19. The North Eastern path connects with Route 20.
Enter the town to find Alder again. He'll talk to you a bit and wait at the North part of town. Heal your Pokemon at the Pokemon Center and buy any items if needed.
Visit the house to the right of the Pokemon Center to find three people inside. Talk to the man on the right to obtain a Potion.
Head North to Alder. You can talk to the people in town, but it's not necessary. Alder will block the path to his house at the North West part of town. He wants you to give your Rival the Town Map, first.
WARNING: Your Rival will battle you at the Ranch and there are Trainers on the way there, so be prepared! There will also be Trainers, items and wild Pokemon at the Ranch.
After dealing with Floccesy Ranch, return to Floccesy Town. The path to Alder's House will now be open in the North West. Enter the house and battle two trainers.
After the trainers, exit the house to receive the Medal Box from a man.
The path further North takes you to an isolated area near Floccesy Town called Pledge Grove. If you happen to have a Keldeo, interact with the big mountain in the back. This is where you can teach it the special move Secret Sword.
Near Alder's place, Bianca will stop you and give your Pokedex an upgrade with the "Habitat List." This allows you to see all the Pokemon in the area, if you've already seen them, of course.


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/*
 * NaCl Service Runtime.  Directory descriptor / Handle abstraction.
 *
 * Note that we avoid using the thread-specific data / thread local
 * storage access to the "errno" variable, and instead use the raw
 * system call return interface of small negative numbers as errors.
 */

#include <dirent.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <linux/types.h>
#include <linux/unistd.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <unistd.h>

#include "native_client/src/shared/platform/nacl_check.h"
#include "native_client/src/shared/platform/nacl_host_desc.h"
#include "native_client/src/shared/platform/nacl_host_dir.h"
#include "native_client/src/shared/platform/nacl_log.h"
#include "native_client/src/shared/platform/nacl_sync.h"
#include "native_client/src/shared/platform/nacl_sync_checked.h"

#include "native_client/src/trusted/service_runtime/nacl_config.h"

#include "native_client/src/trusted/service_runtime/include/bits/mman.h"
#include "native_client/src/trusted/service_runtime/include/sys/dirent.h"
#include "native_client/src/trusted/service_runtime/include/sys/errno.h"
#include "native_client/src/trusted/service_runtime/include/sys/fcntl.h"
#include "native_client/src/trusted/service_runtime/include/sys/stat.h"

#ifdef _syscall3
_syscall3(int, getdents, uint, fd, struct dirent *, dirp, uint, count)

int getdents(unsigned int fd, struct dirent* dirp, unsigned int count);
#else
# include <sys/syscall.h>
int getdents(unsigned int fd, struct dirent* dirp, unsigned int count) {
  return syscall(__NR_getdents, fd, dirp, count);
}
#endif

struct linux_dirent {  /* offsets, ILP32 and LP64 */
  unsigned long  d_ino;             /*  0,  0 */
  unsigned long  d_off;             /*  4,  8 */
  unsigned short d_reclen;          /*  8, 16 */
  char           d_name[1];         /* 10, 18 */
  /* actual length is d_reclen - 2 - offsetof(struct linux_dirent, d_name) */
  /*
   * char pad;    / Zero padding byte
   * char d_type; / File type (only since Linux 2.6.4; offset is d_reclen - 1)
   */
};

/*
 * from native_client/src/trusted/service_runtime/include/sys/dirent.h:

struct nacl_abi_dirent {                                 offsets, NaCl
  nacl_abi_ino_t nacl_abi_d_ino;                                0
  nacl_abi_off_t nacl_abi_d_off;                                8
  uint16_t       nacl_abi_d_reclen;                            16
  char           nacl_abi_d_name[NACL_ABI_MAXNAMLEN + 1];      18
};

 * It would be nice if we didn't have to buffer dirent data.  Is it
 * possible, when the untrusted NaCl module invokes getdent, to
 * determine a (different) buffer size value to use with the host OS
 * (Linux)?
 *
 * Since the actual length is d_reclen, do we know if d_reclen is
 * padded out to a multiple of the alignment restriction for longs?
 * Best to assume that either may hold. On x86 where unaligned
 * accesses are okay, this might be fine; on other architectures where
 * it isn't, then presumably d_reclen will include the padding, and
 * d_type (which we don't use) is on the far end of the padding.
 *
 * Given a user-supplied buffer of N bytes to hold nacl_abi_dirent
 * entries, what is the size of the buffer that should be supplied to
 * the Linux kernel so that we will never end up with more information
 * than we can copy / return back to the user?
 *
 * For LP64, the answer is relatively simple: everything is the same
 * size, except that the kernel is going to use one more byte for the
 * d_type entry.  Since copying to the nacl_abi_dirent omits that, the
 * transfer shrinks the space needed.
 *
 * For ILP32, the answer is a little harder.  The linux_dirent use 8
 * fewer bytes for the entries before d_name, but one more at the end
 * for d_type.  So, when does the worst case expansion occur?  The
 * number of dirent entries is multiplied by the expansion, so we need
 * to determine the smallest dirent entry.  Assuming single character
 * file names, a user's buffer of size N can hold int(N/20) dirents.
 * The linux_dirent, with no alignment pads, but with d_type (we
 * assume newer kernels only), will take 13 bytes per entry, so we had
 * better not claim to have more than 13*int(N/20) bytes of space
 * available to the Linux kernel.  (We don't need to check in our
 * platform qualification check since "older" kernels are pre 2.6.4,
 * and all reasonable Linux distributions use newer kernels.)
 *
 * Suppose the user gave us a buffer of 40 bytes.  This is enough for
 * two dirent structures containing information about files each with
 * a single character name.  So, we invoke Linux's getdents with a 26
 * byte buffer.  What happens if the next actual directory entry's
 * name is 40-18-1=21 bytes long?  It would have fit in the user's
 * buffer, but the linux_dirent buffer required for that entry is
 * 10+21+2 bytes in length, or 33 bytes.  We supplied linux with a 26
 * byte buffer, so it should respond with EINVAL since the buffer
 * space is too small.
 *
 * This argues against a simple scheme that avoids buffering.
 *
 * We could, when we encounter EINVAL, increase the buffer size used
 * with the host OS.  How do we expand and could that might result in
 * too much being read in?
 */

int NaClHostDirCtor(struct NaClHostDir  *d,
                    int                 dir_desc) {
  if (!NaClMutexCtor(&d->mu)) {
    return -NACL_ABI_ENOMEM;
  }
  d->fd = dir_desc;
  d->cur_byte = 0;
  d->nbytes = 0;
  NaClLog(3, "NaClHostDirCtor: success.\n");
  return 0;
}

int NaClHostDirOpen(struct NaClHostDir  *d,
                    char                *path) {
  int         fd;
  struct stat stbuf;
  int         rv;

  NaClLog(3, "NaClHostDirOpen(0x%08"NACL_PRIxPTR", %s)\n", (uintptr_t) d, path);
  if (NULL == d) {
    NaClLog(LOG_FATAL, "NaClHostDirOpen: 'this' is NULL\n");
  }

  NaClLog(3, "NaClHostDirOpen: invoking open(%s)\n", path);
  fd = open(path, O_RDONLY);
  NaClLog(3, "NaClHostDirOpen: got DIR* %d\n", fd);
  if (-1 == fd) {
    NaClLog(LOG_ERROR,
            "NaClHostDirOpen: open returned -1, errno %d\n", errno);
    return -NaClXlateErrno(errno);
  }
  /* check that it is really a directory */
  if (-1 == fstat(fd, &stbuf)) {
    NaClLog(LOG_ERROR,
            "NaClHostDirOpen: fstat failed?!?  errno %d\n", errno);
    (void) close(fd);
    return -NaClXlateErrno(errno);
  }
  if (!S_ISDIR(stbuf.st_mode)) {
    (void) close(fd);
    return -NACL_ABI_ENOTDIR;
  }
  rv = NaClHostDirCtor(d, fd);
  return rv;
}

/*
 * Copy and translate a single linux_dirent to nacl_abi_dirent.
 * Returns number of bytes consumed (includes alignment adjustment for
 * next entry).
 *
 * TODO(bsy): add filesystem info argument to specify which
 * directories are "root" inodes, to rewrite the inode number of '..'
 * as appropriate.
 */
static ssize_t NaClCopyDirent(struct NaClHostDir *d,
                              void               *buf,
                              size_t             len) {
  struct linux_dirent             *ldp = (struct linux_dirent *) (
      d->dirent_buf
      + d->cur_byte);
  struct nacl_abi_dirent volatile *nadp;
  size_t                          adjusted_size;

  /* make sure the buffer is aligned */
  CHECK(0 == ((sizeof(nacl_abi_ino_t) - 1) & (uintptr_t) buf));

  if (d->cur_byte == d->nbytes) {
    return 0;  /* none available */
  }
  CHECK(d->cur_byte < d->nbytes);
  CHECK(ldp->d_reclen <= d->nbytes - d->cur_byte);
  /* no partial record transferred. */

  nadp = (struct nacl_abi_dirent volatile *) buf;

  /*
   * is there enough space? assume Linux is sane, so no ssize_t
   * overflow in the adjusted_size computation.  (NAME_MAX is small.)
   */
  CHECK(NAME_MAX < 256);
  adjusted_size = offsetof(struct nacl_abi_dirent, nacl_abi_d_name)
      + strlen(ldp->d_name) + 1;  /* NUL termination */
  /* pad for alignment for access to d_ino */
  adjusted_size = (adjusted_size + (sizeof(nacl_abi_ino_t) - 1))
      & ~(sizeof(nacl_abi_ino_t) - 1);
  if (len < adjusted_size) {
    return -NACL_ABI_EINVAL;  /* result buffer is too small */
  }

  nadp->nacl_abi_d_ino = ldp->d_ino;
  nadp->nacl_abi_d_off = ldp->d_off;
  nadp->nacl_abi_d_reclen = adjusted_size;
  NaClLog(4, "NaClCopyDirent: %s\n", ldp->d_name);
  strcpy((char *) nadp->nacl_abi_d_name, ldp->d_name);
  /* NB: some padding bytes may not get overwritten */

  d->cur_byte += ldp->d_reclen;

  NaClLog(4, "NaClCopyDirent: returning %"NACL_PRIuS"\n", adjusted_size);
  return (ssize_t) adjusted_size;
}

static ssize_t NaClStreamDirents(struct NaClHostDir *d,
                                 void               *buf,
                                 size_t             len) {
  ssize_t retval;
  size_t  xferred = 0;
  ssize_t entry_size;

  NaClXMutexLock(&d->mu);
  while (len > 0) {
    NaClLog(4, "NaClStreamDirents: loop, xferred = %"NACL_PRIuS"\n", xferred);
    entry_size = NaClCopyDirent(d, buf, len);
    if (0 == entry_size) {
      CHECK(d->cur_byte == d->nbytes);
      retval = getdents(d->fd,
                        (struct dirent *) d->dirent_buf,
                        sizeof d->dirent_buf);
      if (-1 == retval) {
        if (xferred > 0) {
          /* next time through, we'll pick up the error again */
          goto cleanup;
        } else {
          xferred = -NaClXlateErrno(errno);
          goto cleanup;
        }
      } else if (0 == retval) {
        goto cleanup;
      }
      d->cur_byte = 0;
      d->nbytes = retval;
    } else if (entry_size < 0) {
      /*
       * The only error return from NaClCopyDirent is NACL_ABI_EINVAL
       * due to destinaton buffer too small for the current entry.  If
       * we had copied some entries before, we were successful;
       * otherwise report that the buffer is too small for the next
       * directory entry.
       */
      if (xferred > 0) {
        goto cleanup;
      } else {
        xferred = entry_size;
        goto cleanup;
      }
    }
    /* entry_size > 0, maybe copy another */
    buf = (void *) ((char *) buf + entry_size);
    CHECK(len >= (size_t) entry_size);
    len -= entry_size;
    xferred += entry_size;
  }
  /* perfect fit! */
 cleanup:
  NaClXMutexUnlock(&d->mu);
  return xferred;
}

ssize_t NaClHostDirGetdents(struct NaClHostDir  *d,
                            void                *buf,
                            size_t              len) {
  int retval;

  if (NULL == d) {
    NaClLog(LOG_FATAL, "NaClHostDirGetdents: 'this' is NULL\n");
  }
  NaClLog(3, "NaClHostDirGetdents(0x%08"NACL_PRIxPTR", %"NACL_PRIuS"):\n",
          (uintptr_t) buf, len);

  if (0 != ((__alignof__(struct nacl_abi_dirent) - 1) & (uintptr_t) buf)) {
    retval = -NACL_ABI_EINVAL;
    goto cleanup;
  }

  retval = NaClStreamDirents(d, buf, len);
 cleanup:
  NaClLog(3, "NaClHostDirGetdents: returned %d\n", retval);
  return retval;
}

int NaClHostDirRewind(struct NaClHostDir *d) {
  if (NULL == d) {
    NaClLog(LOG_FATAL, "NaClHostDirRewind: 'this' is NULL\n");
  }
  return -NaClXlateErrno(lseek64(d->fd, 0, SEEK_SET));
}

int NaClHostDirClose(struct NaClHostDir *d) {
  int retval;

  if (NULL == d) {
    NaClLog(LOG_FATAL, "NaClHostDirClose: 'this' is NULL\n");
  }
  NaClLog(3, "NaClHostDirClose(%d)\n", d->fd);
  retval = close(d->fd);
  d->fd = -1;
  NaClMutexDtor(&d->mu);
  return (-1 == retval) ? -NaClXlateErrno(errno) : retval;
}

int NaClHostDirFchdir(struct NaClHostDir *d) {
  if (-1 == fchdir(d->fd)) {
    return -NaClXlateErrno(errno);
  }
  return 0;
}

int NaClHostDirFchmod(struct NaClHostDir *d, int mode) {
  if (-1 == fchmod(d->fd, mode)) {
    return -NaClXlateErrno(errno);
  }
  return 0;
}

int NaClHostDirFsync(struct NaClHostDir *d) {
  if (-1 == fsync(d->fd)) {
    return -NaClXlateErrno(errno);
  }
  return 0;
}

int NaClHostDirFdatasync(struct NaClHostDir *d) {
  if (-1 == fdatasync(d->fd)) {
    return -NaClXlateErrno(errno);
  }
  return 0;
}

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Lionel Messi scores late winner as Argentina beat Portugal while England, Spain and France also win friendlies.
Lionel Messi won his personal duel with rival Cristiano Ronaldo, lighting up Argentina's 2-1 win over Portugal by setting up one goal and scoring a late winner in a lively friendly in Switzerland.
Messi, FIFA's World Player of the Year for the last two years, and Ronaldo, who won the award in 2008, were both on the scoresheet on Wednesday night.
But Ronaldo, who came off after an hour, ended up on the losing side as Messi gave the South Americans victory, scoring from the penalty spot after 89 minutes.
Coincidentally the hugely entertaining match was played in Geneva, a little over 24 hours after Europe's most powerful clubs expressed their concerns at the amount of friendlies being played every year at their annual assembly in the Swiss city.
The managers of almost every important European club would have preferred this international date to have been dropped from the calendar, but more than 30,000 neutral Swiss braved a chilly night to watch one of more than 30 friendly matches which were being played around the world.
The most high profile games capturing the spotlight were in Europe where international managers, in contrast to their club counterparts, were happy to use the games as preparation for next month's resumption of their Euro 2012 qualifiers.
World champions Spain swung back into action after the winter break with a 1-0 win over Colombia in Madrid thanks to a late winner from David Silva.
The victory ended a poor run of form for the world champions who lost 4-1 to Argentina and suffered a 4-0 defeat to Portugal in friendlies.
But although David Villa failed to get the goal that would have taken him past Raul's all-time Spanish record of 44 goals, Silva came off the bench to score from close range in the 86th minute.
France continued their renaissance after their disappointing showing at the World Cup last year with a 1-0 win over Brazil in Paris in a re-match of the 1998 World Cup final which was also played at the Stade de France.
Karim Benzema scored the only goal 10 minutes after the break but Brazil played out the whole of the second half with 10 men after Anderson Hernandes was sent off shortly before half time after a wild kick high into Benzema's chest.
Nearly five years after Italy beat Germany 2-0 after extra time in the 2006 World Cup semi-final in Dortmund, the two sides played out a rather more tame 1-1 draw.
Miroslav Klose put Germany ahead after 16 minutes with his 59th goal for his country in 106 appearances, nine off Gerd Mueller's all-time German record.
But just when it seemed Germany might be on their way to beating Italy for the first time in 16 years, Italian substitute Giuseppe Rossi beat the offside trap nine minutes from time to equalise.
England, continuing to re-build after their dismal World Cup bounced back from their last outing when they lost to France when they came from behind to beat Denmark 2-1 in Copenhagen, their first win over the Danes since the 2002 World Cup finals and their first in Copenhagen since 1978.
Denmark took the lead at Parken Stadium, where the roof was closed, with Daniel Agger, one of five players in the Dane's starting line-up based in England, scoring with a superbly executed header after eight minutes.
England equalised two minutes later with a tap-in from Darren Bent, before his Aston Villa colleague Ashley Young scored his first goal for England after 68 minutes.
Ukraine, the co-hosts for next year's European Championship with Poland, also had a good day.
Earlier, FIFA and UEFA eased the threat of suspension against them after Ukraine's Football Federation (FFU), bowed to UEFA's demands for the local governing body to drop calls for the departure of its long-time president Hrigory Surkis.
Then its national team emerged victorious from the annual winter four-team tournament in Cyprus after a 1-1 draw with Sweden and a 5-4 penalty shootout success.
Ukraine's goal in normal time also came via a penalty, scored by Marco Devic who equalised Johan Elmander's early goal for Sweden.
Fellow hosts Poland also won, beating Norway 1-0 in a match played in Portugal with Robert Lewandowski scoring the only goal after 19 minutes against an otherwise well organised Norway defence.
Russia, who have been basking in the success of landing the right to stage the 2018 World Cup finals in recent weeks, were brought down to earth on the field, beaten 1-0 by Iran in Abu Dhabi, who had Mohammad Reza Khalatbari sent off for removing his shirt in celebration after scoring their last minute winner.


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Розмно́ження (відтворення, репродукція) — біологічний процес, за допомогою якого утворюються нові організми, відтворення собі подібних. Розмноження — фундаментальна особливість всіх відомих життєвих форм, кожен індивідуальний організм існує в результаті розмноження. Відомі способи розмноження поділяються на два головні типи: статеве і безстатеве (нестатеве).

При безстатевому розмноженні новий індивідуум утворюється за допомогою спор чи спеціальних клітин, без участі гамет. Поділ бактеріальних клітин на дві дочірні клітини — приклад нестатевого розмноження. Нестатеве копіювання не обмежується, проте, одноклітинними організмами. Більшість рослин, деякі тварини і деякі інші багатоклітинні організми також

Статеве та нестатеве розмноження

Нестатеве розмноження

Нестатеве розмноження — біологічний процес, у якому організм створює генетично подібну або ідентичну копію себе без вкладення генетичного матеріалу іншого індивідуума. Бактерії та археї діляться безстатево  (який, проте, може бути асиметричним), віруси використовують клітини інших організмів для отримання нових вірусів, проте зазвичай не вкладають у нові віруси генетичний матеріал клітин-хазяїв, багато безхребетних тварин (наприклад, гідри) та дріжджів зазвичай розмножуються брунькуванням, міцеліальні гриби розмножуються за допомогою росту міцелію.

Ці організми не мають різних статей і здібні до «розщеплення» себе на два або більше індивідууми. Деякі безстатеві види, подібно до гідри, можуть також розмножуватися статевим шляхом. Бактерії також інколи можуть обмінюватися генетичною інформацією за допомогою горизонтального переносу генів, а дріжджі — спаровуватися за допомогою примітивного статевого процесу.

Наявність статі не обов'язково заважає безстатевому розмноженню. Наприклад, більшість рослин здатні до вегетативного розмноження без насіння або спор, хоча також  можуть розмножуватись статево.

Інші шляхи безстатевого розмноження включають  фрагментацію і утворення спор, де залучається тільки мітоз.

Статеве розмноження

Статеве розмноження є типом розмноження, при якому організми утворюють нащадків, що мають комбінацію генетичного матеріалу від більш ніж одного (зазвичай двох) різних представників виду. Кожен з двох організмів-батьків надає приблизно половину генетичної інформації нащадкові, продукуючи гаплоїдні гамети. Більшість організмів формують два різні типи гамет. У анізогамних видів гамети різні, у такому випадку розрізняють дві статі — самця (виробляє сперму або мікроспори) і самку (виробляє яйцеклітини або мегаспори). Крайній випадок анізогамії, коли гамети дуже різні, називається оогамією. У ізогамних видів гамети подібні або ідентичні за формою, хоча можуть мати різні окремі властивості і тому мати різні назви. Наприклад, в зеленої водорості Chlamydomonas reinhardtii є так звані «плюс» і «мінус» гамети. Кілька видів організмів, наприклад, війчасті, мають більш ніж два види гамет.

Більшість тварин  і рослин зазвичай розмножуються статевим шляхом. Статеві організми мають два набори генів для кожної ознаки (так звані алелі). Нащадки успадковують одну алель для кожної ознаки від кожного з батьків, таким чином, нащадки гарантовано мають комбінацію генів батьків. Наявність двох екземплярів кожного гена часто дозволяє організму гарантувати наявність життєздатного організму, навіть якщо один з генів пошкоджений.

Проте, спаровування не обов'язково залучає двох особин, для багатьох організмів можливе і самозапліднення. Для опису першого випадку використовується термін алогамія — запліднення яйця від одного індивідуума сперматозоїдом іншого. Протилежний випадок, автогамія або самозапліднення, зустрічається у гермафродитних організмах, де зливаються дві гамети одного й того ж організму. Хоча в аутогамії і залучається статевий апарат, нащадок отримує гени лише від однієї батьківської особини, тобто є прикладом безстатевого розмноження.

Особливим типом статевого розмноження є партеногенез (від  — «діва», «незаймана» + γένεσις «походження», «утворення») — утворення і розвиток ембріону або насіння без запліднення самцем (іншим організмом). Партеногенез природно відбувається в деяких видів, зокрема в нижчих рослин, безхребетних (наприклад, у водних бліх, попелиць, деяких бджіл і їздців) і хребетних (наприклад, у деяких плазунів, риб, зокрема в акул, та, дуже рідко, у птахів) тваринах. Цей же термін іноді також використовується для опису розмноження в гермафродитних видах, здатних до самозапліднення.

Порівняння двох типів розмноження
Організми, які розмножуються за допомогою безстатевого механізму, витрачають на розмноження значно менше ресурсів і мають можливість швидкого збільшення розміру популяції. Проте статеве розмноження також має кілька переваг, адже "статеві" організми мають більше можливостей для адаптації до умов навколишнього середовища. Для забезпечення достатнього рівня генетичних змін, пристосування до нових умов обидва типи організмів повинні забезпечити певний рівень мутацій у своїх геномах. Проте безстатеві організми при цьому втрачають початкові варіанти генів, що зберігаються в популяції. Крім того, організми із статевим розмноженням мають можливість змінюватися значно сильніше, прискорюючи процес еволюції. Про переваги статевого розмноження свідчить той факт, що генетичний алгоритм, математична модель, побудована на його основі, має значні переваги для пошуку мінімуму на складній багатовимірній поверхні, ніж еволюційні алгоритми, аналогічні безстатевому розмноженню.

Багато організмів можуть розмножуватися як статевим шляхом, так і безстатевим. Корали, слизисті гриби, актинії, деякі види морських зірок та більшість рослин мають можливість розмножуватися брунькуванням або фрагментацією.

Коли зовнішні фактори сприятливі, зазвичай використовується безстатеве розмноження, максимально експлуатуючи ресурси навколишнього середовища. Популяція у такому випадку експоненційно зростає, а безстатеве розмноження надає перевагу швидшого росту.

Коли джерела їжі виснажуються, клімат погіршується або виникає інша несприятлива зміна, ці організми перемикаються на статеву форму розмноження. Статеве розмноження гарантує змішування генофонду виду. Зміни, отримані нащадками в результаті статевого розмноження, дозволяють деяким індивідуумам краще пристосуватися до виживання у нових умовах і забезпечують механізм добірної адаптації. Крім того, статеве розмноження часто приводить до утворення стійкішої життєвої стадії, яка може витримати умови, що загрожують нащадкам, отриманим безстатевим шляхом. Тому насіння, спори, яйця, лялечки та інші «зимуючі» стадії гарантують виживання протягом несприятливого часу і дають можливість організму «чекати» покращення зовнішніх умов.

Безстатеве розмноження виникло набагато раніше за статеве у процесі еволюції. Вважається, що це був перший тип розмноження, що виник у момент отримання організмами індивідуальності. Хоча переваги статевого розмноження серед багатоклітинних організмів добре відомі, їх кількісний внесок та еволюція статевого розмноження все ще активно досліджуються.

Стратегії розмноження

K- та r-стратегії

Деякі організми, як, наприклад, людина, досягають статевої зрілості тільки через досить значний відрізок часу після народження, але і під час неї дають невелику кількість нащадків. Інші відтворюють швидко, але за звичайних обставин більшість нащадків не доживають до статевозрілого стану. Наприклад, кріль (досягає статевої зрілості через 8 місяців після народження) дає від 10 до 30 нащадків за рік, а плодова муха Drosophila melanogster (досягає статевої зрілості через 10 — 14 днів) дає до 900 нащадків за рік. Ці дві головні стратегії відомі як, відповідно, K-селекція (небагато нащадків) і r-селекція (багато нащадків). Вибрана еволюцією стратегія залежатиме від різноманітності обставин. Тварини з невеликим числом нащадків можуть присвятити більше ресурсів вихованню і захисту кожної індивідуальної дитини, скорочуючи потребу в багатьох нащадках. З іншого боку, тварини з багатьма нащадками можуть присвятити менше ресурсів кожній індивідуальній дитині. Багато цих дітей загинуть скоро після народження, але зазвичай залишається достатня кількість для підтримки сталості популяції.

Багатоплідні та одноплідні організми

Іншим типом стратегій відтворення багатоклітинних організмів є одноплідні та багатоплідні стратегії. Одноплідні організми (однорічні та дворічні рослини, багато комах і кілька хребетних тварин, зокрема горбуша та вугор) розмножуються протягом єдиного акту за все життя організму. Багатоплідні організми (більшість тварин, грибів та багаторічних рослин), з іншого боку, розмножуються безперервно або періодично протягом діапазону статевої зрілості, який зазвичай складає значну частину життя.

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Q: OData returning 'Cannot find the services container for route 'odata-Unversioned' I am trying to setup a new .NET Core 3.1 API with OData.
I have a working .NET Core API in 2.2 with OData, so I am going off of that one.
I am using three OData specific nuget packages: Microsoft.AspNetCore.OData v7.3.0, Microsoft.AspNetCore.OData.Versioning v4.1.1 and Microsoft.AspNetCore.OData.Versioning.ApiExplorer v4.1.1.
I keep getting the folloing response when I send a GET request to my controller:
System.InvalidOperationException: Cannot find the services container for route 'odata-Unversioned'. This should not happen and represents a bug.
  at Microsoft.AspNet.OData.PerRouteContainerBase.GetODataRootContainer(String routeName)
  at Microsoft.AspNet.OData.Extensions.HttpRequestExtensions.CreateRequestScope(HttpRequest request, String routeName)
  at Microsoft.AspNet.OData.Extensions.HttpRequestExtensions.CreateRequestContainer(HttpRequest request, String routeName)
  at Microsoft.AspNet.OData.Routing.ODataPathRouteConstraint.<>c__DisplayClass0_0.<Match>b__0()
  at Microsoft.AspNet.OData.Routing.ODataPathRouteConstraint.GetODataPath(String oDataPathString, String uriPathString, String queryString, Func`1 requestContainerFactory)
  at Microsoft.AspNet.OData.Routing.ODataPathRouteConstraint.Match(HttpContext httpContext, IRouter route, String routeKey, RouteValueDictionary values, RouteDirection routeDirection)
  at Microsoft.AspNet.OData.Routing.UnversionedODataPathRouteConstraint.Match(HttpContext httpContext, IRouter route, String routeKey, RouteValueDictionary values, RouteDirection routeDirection)
  at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Routing.RouteConstraintMatcher.Match(IDictionary`2 constraints, RouteValueDictionary routeValues, HttpContext httpContext, IRouter route, RouteDirection routeDirection, ILogger logger)
  at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Routing.RouteBase.RouteAsync(RouteContext context)
  at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Routing.RouteCollection.RouteAsync(RouteContext context)
  at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder.RouterMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext httpContext)
  at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization.AuthorizationMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext context)
  at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.AuthenticationMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext context)
  at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Diagnostics.DeveloperExceptionPageMiddleware.Invoke(HttpContext context)

Note I have the requirement that the API needs to be versioned. I am not sure if versioning has something to do with this error, but the old .NET Core 2.2 API that I have uses OData versioning as well. Does anyone know what the services container is for a route?
I setup my project similar to https://devblogs.microsoft.com/odata/experimenting-with-odata-in-asp-net-core-3-1/.
I also even tried setting it up exactly as is done in the blog post, however I could not even get OData to work without versioning. When I tried removing versioning, I kept getting a 404 and it couldn't hit the route. Is my routing setup correctly?
Here is the ConfigureServices
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    // Add API versioning
    services.AddApiVersioning(options => options.ReportApiVersions = true);

    // Add OData
    services.AddOData().EnableApiVersioning();
    services.AddODataApiExplorer(options =>
    {
        options.GroupNameFormat = "'v'VVV";
        options.SubstituteApiVersionInUrl = true;
    });

    // Add support for controllers and API-related features
    services.AddControllers(mvcOptions => mvcOptions.EnableEndpointRouting = false);
}

Here is the Configure
// This method gets called by the runtime. Use this method to configure the HTTP request pipeline.
public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IWebHostEnvironment env)
{
    if (env.IsDevelopment())
    {
        app.UseDeveloperExceptionPage();
    }

    app.UseHttpsRedirection();
    app.UseRouting();
    app.UseAuthorization();

    var apiVersion = new ApiVersion(1, 0);
    app.UseMvc(routeBuilder =>
    {
        routeBuilder.Count().Filter().OrderBy().Expand().Select().MaxTop(null);
        app.UseMvc(routes =>
            routes.MapVersionedODataRoute("odata", "api/v{version:apiVersion}", app.GetEdmModel(), apiVersion));
    });
}

Here is the extension method GetEdmModel() I am using above
public static class ODataExtensions
{
    public static IEdmModel GetEdmModel(this IApplicationBuilder app)
    {
        var model = GetEdmModel(app.ApplicationServices);
        return model;
    }

    private static IEdmModel GetEdmModel(IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
    {
        var builder = new ODataConventionModelBuilder(serviceProvider);

        // Entities
        builder.EntityType<Object>().HasKey(x => x.Id);

        // Controllers
        builder.EntitySet<Object>("Object");

        return builder.GetEdmModel();
    }
}

Here is the controller
[Route("odata")]
[ApiVersion("1")]
public class ObjectsController : ODataController
{
    private readonly ILogicService _logicService;

    public AlternateIdsController(ILogicService logicService)
    {
        _logicService = logicService;
    }

    [HttpGet]
    [EnableQuery]
    public IActionResult Get()
    {
        return Ok(_logicService.Browse());
    }
}

A: The controller name in the GetEdmModel() method and the actual name of the Controller class differed by one 's'.

A: I can confirm that this is actually a bug, but it only seems to manifest when a URL is requested for an entity that doesn't exist. This is being tracked as Issue 553 with a fix forthcoming.

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Languages, whether for leisure or business, have an important role to play in education. MFL is as much about the discovery and understanding of a culture other than one's own as it is about the understanding of, and ability to communicate in, a foreign language. Education is about opening as many "doors" as possible – about giving ourselves as many different opportunities in life as we can. Developing an understanding of a foreign language helps to ensure that "doors" all around the world are open to us.
Internationalism is integral to the philosophy of Parkfield School and we hope to help inspire our students to regard themselves as citizens of the world and to find their own place in their local, national and global communities. Students study French and/or Spanish - together with the cultures of French and Spanish speaking countries around the world – throughout their time at Parkfield School. From Reception through to year 8 they study.
Throughout their time at Parkfield School, students are encouraged to enjoy languages and we hope to instil a genuine love of language acquisition as well as to inspire a desire for onward study of their chosen language and others.
In the Early Years and at Key Stage 1 children are introduced to the concept of other countries and cultures through a range of age-appropriate games, exercises and songs. They are given the opportunity to discover France and Spain and to interact with a range of basic vocabulary and short phrases.
As they progress through Key Stage 2, there remains a heavy emphasis on games and play with the target language and culture. However, students are increasingly encouraged to begin to communicate in both languages. The aim is that by the end of year 6, students have exceeded what might be expected from Primary-level language acquisition.
The study of a foreign language provides students with a greater opportunity to develop more detailed insights into the features, structures and craft of language, the concept of culture, as well as to realise that there are diverse ways of living, behaving and viewing the world.
At Parkfield School we have chosen AQA as our exam board. The GCSE course follows a four-unit specification which requires students to develop their ability to write and speak in French or Spanish and to understand French or Spanish when it is written down or spoken.
We are entering into a period of transition with all GCSEs and languages is no different. Current years 10 and 11 will complete the old specification GCSE which is assessed in a 60-40 split between Controlled Assessment (completed throughout the two years of the course) and Examination (at the end of Year 11). Current year 9s will be the first cohort to complete the new specification GCSE which is a 'linear' qualification, that is to say all four skills will be assessed at the end of the course in separate exams.
For more information please see the relevant pages on the AQA website or contact the Languages department.


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After shutting down for four months, the Holton Youth and Family Center has reopened, thanks to a new partnership with COA.
Children ages 6 to 12 celebrated the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at a recent workshop led by poet Victoria Porter and teen mentors from Arts @ Large.
A downtown local bicycle collective gives back to the community year-round with more than just free bicycle maintenance.
Nearly 700 children attended the Winter Wonderland celebration last weekend at Journey House.
More than 400 participants attended Milwaukee's 6th annual Project Homeless Connect event at Marquette University Alumni Memorial Student Union.
About 50 potential homebuyers participated in a weekend bus tour of six homes in the Burnham Park, Silver City and Layton Park neighborhoods.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated Arlington Heights Park drew neighbors, funders and public officials.
Recently, the United Neighborhood Centers of Milwaukee held its 8th annual Walk for Wellness at the Journey House Green Bay Packers Football Stadium in Mitchell Park.


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Water, Peace & Security Partnership
Toolbox for Water Security
Global Early Warning Tool
Africa Europe
Water crises pose a growing threat to livelihoods, ecosystems and security. Many people around the world lack access to sufficient, safe, affordable and clean water. Mismanagement of water resources, decreasing supplies of water and limited land use and water planning integration has led to rising water-related conflict throughout the world.
But there are paths forward. To turn water-related threats into opportunities for peacebuilding, these critical actions must be taken: collaboration among regional, national and international stakeholders; provide better access to data; ensure inclusive decision-making; increase capacity building; pursue partnerships; and scale up investment in water security and infrastructure. This suite of tools compiled by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Water, Peace, and Security Partnership aims to increase understanding of water stress as well as resources for capacity building, partnerships and collaboration.
The following toolbox provides resources to aid policymakers, decision-makers, local government officials, planners and water managers in identifying water risks and implementing solutions that can result in more peaceful and collaborative outcomes. These open-source tools have applicability in urban, suburban and rural contexts at the local and regional scales. These resources were compiled as part of the "Water as a Driver for Peace and International Cooperation" seminar at World Water Week 2022, co-convened by the Stockholm International Water Institute, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, the International Association of Hydrogeologists Commission of Transboundary Aquifers (IAH), the International Groundwater Resources Assessment Centre (IGRAC), and World Resources Institute's Water, Peace, & Security Partnership.
Jump to: Tools | Capacity Building | Partnerships
Aqueduct Suite of Tools, from WRI's Water Program, use open-source, peer reviewed data to map water risks such as floods, droughts and stress. The latest iteration of Aqueduct, Aqueduct 3.0, represents our most robust look at water risks to date, including more granular data, higher resolution, new indicators, improved tool function and access to underlying hydrological models. Our Aqueduct tools include:
Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas, which maps and analyzes current and future water risks across locations;
Aqueduct Country Rankings, which allows decision-makers to understand and compare national and subnational water risks;
Aqueduct Food, which identifies current and future water risks to agriculture and food security; and
Aqueduct Floods, which identifies coastal and riverine flood risks, and analyzes the costs and benefits of investing in flood protection.
Climate Risk Tool (in development) is a tool that will improve understanding and use of climate risks in decision-making, plans, policies and investments. World Resources Institute is partnering with actors along select agricultural value chains to design the tool.
Exploring the Use of Land Value Capture Instruments for Green Resilient Infrastructure Benefits, a paper from the Lincoln Institute, describes how land value capture can provide alternative and local finance sources for green infrastructure. This study identifies and assesses the multiple benefits of a green resilient infrastructure project, including flood risk reduction, and proposes land value capture instruments for green resilient infrastructure benefits as a framework for financing public benefits and recovering the project investment.
Global Early Warning Tool, from the Water, Peace, and Security Partnership, uses a machine learning-based methodology to forecast conflict over the next 12 months, to help relevant actors identify conflict hotspots before violence erupts and understand the local context. Once every three months, the Water, Peace, and Security Partnership releases updated 12-month forecasts to meet user demand for early warning information.
Global Water Watch (in development) is a platform that will track global water availability in near real-time using AI algorithms. The platform is being developed by Deltares, World Wildlife Fund and World Resources Institute, and funded by Google.
Reservoir Watch (in developmen) will be the world's first open-access water modeling tool for assessing near real-time reservoir health and predicting future water resources. Microsoft is supporting the development of the tool, which is being developed by WRI India in partnership with BlackRock.
Resource Watch, built by World Resources Institute and over 30 partners, is a dynamic platform that features hundreds of data sets all in one place on the state of the planet's resources and citizens. Users can visualize challenges facing people and the planet, from climate change to poverty, water risk to state instability, air pollution to human migration, and more.
Scenario Planning is a practice that allows communities to plan for an uncertain future by exploring multiple possibilities. The practice guides planners, community members and other stakeholders through considerations of various futures and how to effectively respond to and plan for them. The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy provides an introduction to scenario planning.
Sponge Lands and Cities, an article from the Lincoln Institute's magazine Land Lines, expands on the concept of "sponge cities," which use green infrastructure to absorb stormwater and combat pollution in urban areas. This land-based solution can retain rainwater at the source, slow water in the course of its flow and be used adaptively at its outlets (rivers, lakes and oceans). Sponge lands are an efficient, inexpensive solution, versus gray infrastructure (conventional engineering solutions), which consume huge amounts of cement, create a significant amount of carbon emissions, suffocate productive ecosystems and make land less resilient.
Toolbox for Setting Enterprise Water Targets, compiled by World Resources Institute, provides resources to aid companies in setting robust enterprise water targets that effectively address local shared water challenges. With these tools, companies can make changes in the ways and places that matter most across their value chains. These are open-source tools with applicability for global portfolios, rather than sector-specific or geographic-specific resources.
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Aqueduct Alliance, part of WRI's Water Program, provides companies, governments and research partners with one-on-one support from our experts. The Aqueduct Alliance helps advance best practices in water resource management and enable sustainable growth in a water-constrained world.
Cities4Forests, part of World Resources Institute, helps cities around the world to connect with and invest in inner forests (such as city trees and urban parks), nearby forests (such as green corridors and watersheds) and faraway forests (such as tropical and boreal forests). Cities4Forests encourages cities to better conserve, manage and restore these forests, and it provides technical assistance for them to align local policy, share knowledge and access peer-to-peer learning and communication activities for cities to take climate action together.
Growing Water Smart is a multi-day workshop that educates, trains and assists communities with implementing effective integration of land and water planning and management. Each workshop's end goal is a one-year action plan to enhance a community's ability to be resilient in a hotter and drier future. The Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy collaborates with the Sonoran Institute and other nonprofit organizations, community foundations, state agencies and local governments from across the Colorado River Basin to offer this program.
Internet of Water Coalition is a group of organizations working together with federal, state and local government partners to build foundational water data infrastructure across the U.S. and create a community of people and organizations using water data to make better decisions. The Coalition is building modern water data infrastructure to support water data management by providing tools that improve the discoverability, accessibility and usability of water data, educational programs for data users and decision-makers and access to a nationwide community of practice.
Urban Water Resilience in Africa Initiative, which WRI is convening, is creating a platform of partners to accelerate coordinated technical assistance and capacity building to advance implementation of urban water resilience actions. The initiative is helping several cities on the continent to implement the City Water Resilience Assessment (CWRA).
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A national Call to Action emerged from the Specialty Conference: Connecting Land & Water for Healthy Communities of the American Water Resources Association. The call to action, supported by the American Water Resources Association, the Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy, the APA Water and Planning Network and the American Water Works Association, promotes integrated approaches to effectively manage hydrologically and ecologically connected lands and water resources for urban and rural communities. Land and water management must be holistically managed to better mitigate risks and uncertainty, promote long-term sustainability and ensure healthy, resilient communities.
Climigration Network, an initiative of the Consensus Building Institute in partnership with the Lincoln Institute, helps communities find productive ways to talk about managed retreat. In 2018, the network provided five communities across the U.S. with seed grants to support locally-led projects addressing planned retreat.
Consortium for Scenario Planning helps to foster growth in the use of scenario planning at all scales. Through research, peer-to-peer learning, networking, training and technical assistance, the consortium helps communities develop better plans to guide a range of actions, from climate change adaptation to transportation investment. In addition to planners, the consortium also convenes researchers and software providers to develop more effective tools and reduce barriers to entry.
International Land Conservation Network connects civic and private organizations and people around the world to accelerate the protection and strengthen the management of land and natural resources.
Internet of Water Peer-to-Peer Network is a community of practice designed to connect members from across the U.S. who are passionate about water data.
Urban Water Resilience in Africa Initiative works to help cities overcome water challenges through research to illuminate urban water resilience challenges and pathways, partnerships with cities to enhance capacity and demonstrate solutions and collective action to improve enabling environments. The initiative is providing technical assistance, facilitating capacity building and partnering with a cohort of six cities and their regional and national governments to advance their water resilience agendas. This initiative is being led by WRI Africa, WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities, WRI's Water Program and partners, including Arup, Resilient Cities Network and Resilience Shift.
Water and Tribes Initiative strives to enhance tribal capacity on water issues and advance collaborative decision-making in the Colorado River Basin, where 30 tribal nations play a significant role in sustainable water management. The Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy, Center for Natural Resources and Environmental Policy at the University of Montana, Walton Family Foundation, Catena Foundation, Planet Women, the Ten Tribes Partnership and many other individuals and groups form this initiative.
Water, Peace, and Security Partnership offers a platform where actors from national governments of developing countries and the global development, diplomacy, defense and disaster relief sectors can identify potential water-related conflict hotspots before violence erupts, begin to understand the local context, prioritize opportunities for water interventions and undertake capacity development and dialogue activities.


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Das Arbeitsgericht Wuppertal, ein Gericht der Arbeitsgerichtsbarkeit, ist eines der dreißig nordrhein-westfälischen Arbeitsgerichte. Bei ihm sind sieben Kammern gebildet.

Gerichtssitz und -bezirk
Das Gericht hat seinen Sitz in Wuppertal in der Straße Eiland 2.

Das Arbeitsgericht Wuppertal ist örtlich zuständig für Rechtsstreitigkeiten aus Wuppertal, Remscheid, Heiligenhaus, Hückeswagen, Radevormwald, Velbert und Wülfrath. In Velbert wird ein auswärtiger Gerichtstag für Velbert abgehalten.
Die sachliche Zuständigkeit ergibt sich aus dem Arbeitsgerichtsgesetz.

Übergeordnete Gerichte
Dem Arbeitsgericht Wuppertal sind das Landesarbeitsgericht Düsseldorf und im weiteren Rechtszug das Bundesarbeitsgericht übergeordnet.

Siehe auch
 Liste deutscher Gerichte
 Liste der Gerichte des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen

Weblinks
 Internetpräsenz des Arbeitsgericht Wuppertal
 Übersicht der Rechtsprechung des Arbeitsgerichts Wuppertal

Einzelnachweise

Wuppertal
Gericht (Wuppertal)


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South Park 10th aniv. DVD coming
By pkdcoaster,
August 7, 2006 in Random, Random, Random
pkdcoaster
I probably will not get this cause I buy all the Full season sets when they are released but was interested in what their favorites were.
List credit goes to www.tvshowsondvd.com
The following episodes appear on "South Park The Hits: Volume 1" DVD with audio commentary from Parker and Stone:
0. Spirit of christmas-the short that started it all
1. "AWESOM-O" - Stone: "This episode has one of my favorite scenes of any 'South Park' ever...which is when Cartman gets off the plane. He gets to Los Angeles and he has to eat the toothpaste 'cause he's so f*cking hungry. That just totally makes sense that you'd be that hungry where you'd just eat toothpaste."
2. "Best Friends Forever" - Parker: "We went out to the animation staff and we're like, 'Okay, good news. We've come up with a show idea for this week. It's going to be a final battle between heaven and hell.' And they were just like, 'Oh, sh*t.'"
3. "Casa Bonita" - Stone: "This episode perfectly explains Cartman's character. It's not really about the experience, he doesn't want friends there." Parker: "Yeah. He would rather be the only person on the planet." Stone: "To me, that perfectly encapsulates what's wrong with Cartman....he sucks so bad."
4. "Good Times with Weapons" - Parker: "The thing I'm most proud of in this episode is the song. I think we hit the song perfectly. I think we got the anime pretty good, but that song..."
5. "Red Hot Catholic Love" - Parker: "For some reason we thought the imagery of someone crapping out their mouth would work ultimately in a show. And then luckily a bunch of priests got caught molesting kids. And we're like, 'Bingo.'"
6. "The Return of the Fellowship of the Rings to the Two Towers" - Parker: "This episode is just a perfect example, to us, about how much fun the show can be when it's just kids being kids."
7. "Scott Tenorman Must Die" - Parker: "This is a very important episode in the 'South Park' library because it did definitely change Cartman. I mean, it took from kind of a little sh*t head to probably the most evil kid in the world."
8. "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset" - Stone: "Most of the time when people ask us about, you know, ripping on celebrities and featuring celebrities in the show, I always say, 'Well, you know, it's not personal. It's just ripping on the idea of celebrity itself. You know, it's just kind of this absurdist thing that we do.' But then you look at this episode and it really isn't that. We have to stop little girls from looking up to Paris Hilton."
9. "Towelie" - Parker: "We rented a houseboat on Lake Mead with a bunch of our friends who are also writers on 'South Park' and we were getting into a boat, and everyone was like, 'Yeah, did you bring a towel? Everyone bring a towel? You - you got a towel?' And then people just started going, 'Don't forget to bring a towel.' And that, for some reason that caught on and then it became, 'Towelie says, don't forget to bring a towel.' And then that became 'Towelie.'"
10. "Trapped in the Closet" - Parker: "We're pretty sure it's going be one of our most infamous ever, I think, just because of all the hubbub it caused. I don't think we've ever had a single episode that has stirred up this much unwanted and wanted attention."
A Solid list IMO, but I cannot believe these 2 were not included,
"Proper Condom use" & "Cartman gets an anal Probe" (pilot)
Those 2 and "two towers" episode are easily my top 3
What do you SP fans think of the list?
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imbordisux 1 post
pkdcoaster 1 post
obeygiant 1 post
obeygiant
Awesome! I think that's a great idea, some of my favs are on there (casa bonita, towelie).
How much do you think it'll be? It's not a full season, so it shouldn't be that much, right?
Pretty good list, just wish it included "Free Willzyck".
^After that episode aired, I kept laughing the entire night because of the whale on the moon.
Another honorable mention for me would be "Cartman Joins NAMBLA".
V2-dude
I think "Grey Dawn" where the seniors take over the town should be on there.
kennywood!007
I love "Trapped In The Closet" It was really funny. Not my favorite but it was fairly good. Also Towelie is a great one!
imbordisux
My Top 10, in no particular order:
"Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina"
"Best Friends Forever"
"Good Times with Weapons"
"Woodland Critter Christmas"
"Scott Tenorman Must Die"
"Cartman Joins NAMBLA"
"The Death Camp of Tolerance" (Lemmiwinks)
"Cartmanland"
"Helen Keller: The Musical" (Gobbles)
"Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics"


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VIDEO: new GO Transit bus wrap commemorates Black History Month
A new GO bus is on the road, honoring Salome Bey, Canada's First Lady of the Blues.
Some might say GO Transit bus #8531 has soul – and proudly has hues of the blues.
Thanks to a special wrap around the entire vehicle, it pays tribute to the late Salome Bey, an award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter and honorary member of the Order of Canada.
Metrolinx News recently told readers the story about the wrap, unveiled for Black History Month, but wanted to share a video of the project – which you can find below.
A look at the GO bus wrap. (Metrolinx photo)
But first, some thoughts from Bey's daughter.
"I think it's beautiful that she's being honoured with a vehicle because our mother came here from the (United) States on a bus, planted roots here and called Canada home," said her daughter SATE, who goes by the single name, holding back tears during a recent unveiling.
"She planted a beautiful seed to grow and she broke grounds. She created movement in her own movement."
Bey settled in Toronto from New Jersey in the 1960s and would go on to become a prominent actress, playwright and a director of musicals, while breaking ground in Canada by creating theatre opportunities for Black artists.
Bey died on Aug. 8, 2020 in Toronto, at age 86, but her legacy lives on.
The bus wrap was designed by Mark Stoddart, a local artist who decided to use a newsprint style to tell the story of a woman who made a significant impact and contribution to society.
A mural with the same design can also be seen inside Union Station's Bay Concourse – located on the southwest corner, next to the Scotiabank Arena entrance.
Crews install the mural inside Union Station. (Metrolinx photo)
"This is an amazing opportunity to showcase her while educating and inspiring others," said Trevor Anderson, Metrolinx Program Sponsor for Union Station and a member of the transit agency's Black Employees Experience at Metrolinx (BEEAM) staff resource group.
Travellers can take in the Bey mural for as long as they want to stare, or keep an eye out for the tribute as it heads along a GO route with heart and soul on full display.
by Nitish Bissonauth Metrolinx bilingual spokesperson and media relations advisor


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GARY C. MOHR, et al., Defendants.
Plaintiff, Thomas Albert, an Ohio citizen who is proceeding without the assistance of counsel, brings this action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against Gary C. Mohr, Director of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, and Andre Imbrogno, Chairperson of the Ohio Adult Parole Board (collectively "Defendants"), all of whom are Ohio citizens. Plaintiff's request to proceed in forma pauperis is GRANTED. All judicial officers who render services in this action shall do so as if the costs had been prepaid. 28 U.S.C. § 1915(a). This matter is before the United States Magistrate Judge for the initial screen of Plaintiff's Complaint and Amended Complaint under 28 U.S.C. § 1915(e)(2) to identify cognizable claims and to recommend dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint, or any portion of it, which is frivolous, malicious, fails to state a claim upon which relief may be granted, or seeks monetary relief from a defendant who is immune from such relief. 28 U.S.C. § 1915(e)(2). Having performed the initial screen, for the reasons that follow, it is RECOMMENDED that the Court DISMISS this Plaintiff's claims against Defendants for failure to assert any claim over which this Court has subject matter jurisdiction.
A federal court has limited subject matter jurisdiction. "The basic statutory grants of federal court subject-matter jurisdiction are contained in 28 U.S.C. § 1331, which provides for '[f]ederal-question' jurisdiction, and § 1332, which provides for '[d]iversity of citizenship' jurisdiction." Arbaugh v. Y&H Corp., 546 U.S. 500, 501 (2006). Federal-question jurisdiction is invoked when a plaintiff pleads a claim "arising under" the federal laws, the Constitution, or treaties of the United States. Id. (citation omitted). For a federal court to have diversity jurisdiction pursuant to Section 1332(a), there must be complete diversity, which means that each plaintiff must be a citizen of a different state than each defendant, and the amount in controversy must exceed $75, 000. Caterpillar, Inc. v. Lewis, 519 U.S. 61, 68 (1996).