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"Heartbreaking end to their love story" - Tributes paid to Mayo man and wife killed in NY crash
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Caitlin Holtzman and John Heneghan on their wedding day: The couple were killed in a fatal road crash on May 25. Family's Own / Rip.ie
Mayo man John John Heneghan and his American wife Caitlin Holtzman were killed in a crash involving a drunk driver on May 25.
Tributes have been paid to Irish native John John Heneghan and wife Caitlin Holtzman in a heartbreaking memorial to the couple in Co Mayo.
Irish immigrant Heneghan, 33, and his American wife Holtzman, 32, were killed when their car was struck by an alleged drunk driver near Albany, New York, on Saturday, May 25. Three other passengers were also badly injured.
The drunk driver who killed the couple was shown to have twice the legal limit of alcohol in his blood.
The couple's "heartbreaking end" was remembered at a memorial in Mayo on Sunday ahead of a private burial in Tourmakeady on Monday.
Caitlin Holtzman and John Heneghan, killed in a fatal road crash on May 25. (Via: Facebook).
Read more: Drunk driver who killed Irishman in NY had twice the legal limit of alcohol in his blood
"While it breaks our hearts to lose JohnJohn so unexpectedly, that he was living his dream, that he was happy, that he was in love and so deeply loved in return, that they are now together forever," said Heneghan's sister Maire Ivanna O'Reilly in the eulogy, according to The Irish Independent, adding that it was a "heartbreaking end" to their "love story."
"Caitlin was JohnJohn's treasure, of that I am sure," O'Reilly continued. "They were beautiful people in their own right but together they were really a beautiful couple.
"Their sparkling eyes, their bright smiles, their warmth, their love, their charisma. The energy they possessed and exuded became inextinguishable."
John Heneghan and Caitlin Holtzman on their wedding day in Mayo in 2015. Image: Facebook.
Heneghan had moved to the US nine years ago, working in construction. The Mayo man had recently lost his mother at the time and was inspired by the book she gave him as a young boy, "The Alchemist," to change his life. He followed the path of the book's central character Santiago in traveling to a far away land in search of his dream, and in America, he found it, in the form of Holtzman.
The owner of her own media company, Holtzman met the Irish man in a bar as they were both celebrating St Patrick's Day. They wed in Mayo in 2015, moving back to Manhattan to be together. They were traveling to attend a wedding with friends when their lives were tragically cut short in the fatal car crash.
During the touching tribute, Heneghan's sister thanked the couple for allowing them all into their love story, also extending thanks to Holtzman's parents for allowing their daughter to be buried with her husband in Ireland.
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Q: How to call WinAPI function SetDllDirectory() in Delphi? I would like to prevent loading of malicious DLLs that may be possible through access of the current working directory as described in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff919712(VS.85).aspx
The solution implemented in our C++ apps was to make a WinAPI call to SetDllDirectory(""), which would effectively remove the current working directory from the Windows DLL loading search path.  However, it seems this solution is not available for our Delphi apps because the SetDllDirectory() function doesn't exist.
Is there an equivalent call in Delphi that does the same thing as SetDllDirectory("")?  Thanks!

A: This should do the trick:
function SetDllDirectory(lpPathName:PWideChar): Bool; stdcall; external 'kernel32.dll' name 'SetDllDirectoryW';

A: Calling SetDllDirectory('') doesn't work? I see that it is declared properly in the latest versions of Windows.pas. If you have a version of Delphi in which it isn't declared, you can upgrade to the latest version of Delphi, or declare it yourself.
Update: And there you go... Jens just posted the declaration.

A: uses DSiWin32;

if not DSiSetDllDirectory('path') then
   ....

DSiSetDllDirectory will also take care of dynamic linking and will fail gracefully on pre-XP SP1 systems.
DSiWin32 is released as a freeware.

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Q: GCC target specificity and binary compatibility Initial note: The question mentions AIX because it is the initial context but the question really pertains to gcc itself, most probably regardless of the platform.
AIX is supposed to be backwards binary compatible: a C program compiled on AIX 5.1 will run as is on 5.2, 5.3, 6.1 and 7.1.
In my understanding gcc should be built to target a specific system (whether the current one or another one in the case of cross-compiling). So, gcc built on AIX 6.1 targets AIX 6.1, and produces binaries usable on both 6.1 and 7.1 thanks to binary compatibility.
Yet gcc itself built on AIX 6.1 is a 6.1 program, so it should execute on 7.1 as is. Of course if I compile a program with it on 7.1, this program might get linked or use headers specific to 7.1, thus making the resulting binary requiring 7.1. So as far as I understand it, I should be able to run gcc built on AIX 6.1 onto a 7.1 machine, and produce maybe non-optimal yet perfectly valid binaries, although they would require 7.1 as a side effect of linking.
This looks too much like rainbows and unicorns dancing in glittery skies. I smell something fishy but lack any knowledge of gcc innards. Please mighty crowd, enlighten me.
tl;dr: Can gcc built on and targeting a version N of an OS/platform be run and used on version N+1 by virtue of platform binary compatibility to produce binaries running on version N+1? If not, what mechanism would prevent it?

A: Here's enlightenment: your question is way too general. In order to answer it, someone would have to have knowledge of

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*the operating systems you care about

*the OS versions you care about

*the gcc versions you care about

and then research the binary compatibility in this three dimensional matrix.
Mechanisms preventing binary compatibility are too numerous and directly correlate to your OS and compiler vendor's ingenuity at breaking it. One of the more common and documented ways being official deprecation of API calls, removal of compatibility libraries shipped, and bridges being burnt, like going from a.out to ELF.


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Q: Derivative of function f at origin provided 2Ref + 3Imf = 1. Let $f = u + iv$ be analytic in a connected open set. If $u$ and $v$ satisfies $2u + 3v = 1$, then what will be the value of $f'(0)$ ?
Since $f$ is analytic we know it satisfies Cauchy Riemann equation,  also real and imaginary parts will be harmonic. But I couldn't get any conclusion about the function.
Can someone provide an approach to solve this.
Thanks in advance.

A: If $2u+3v=1$, then $2u_x+3v_x=2u_y+3v_y=0$. Now, it is easy to deduce from the Cauchy-Riemann equations that $u$ and $v$ are constant functions. Therefore, $f$ is constant, and so $f'(0)=0$.


Home news And if a single phone number could relieve emergencies?
And if a single phone number could relieve emergencies?
To relieve emergencies, a new device is experienced in the Bas-Rhin.
Called "A doctor 116,117", the service is open from Monday to Friday from 8am to 20h and intends to reorient patients if possible to medicine in the city.
recently estimated that hospital emergencies are still "over-solicited", judging the current system "out of breath" and advocating the development of city medicine, an unprecedented experimental device was presented Monday in Strasbourg.
Called "A doctor 116 117", this service wants to relieve the urgencies of the Bas-Rhin thanks to the development in the city of the unprogrammed care offer. With the will, in passing, to encourage patients to change their behavior or habits. The idea: to convince them to visit a doctor's day in the city without an appointment in a short time rather than wait and overload emergencies.
Thanks to a single telephone number, a good part of the problem can be solved according to the Regional Health Agency (ARS) and the Regional Union of Health Professionals-Private Practitioners (URPS-ML) of the East, instigators the project alongside Strasbourg University Hospitals (HUS).
How it works ? The 116 117 can be reached free from Monday to Friday from 8h to 20h. At the other end of the line, a liberal regulatory doctor will ask some questions to assess the urgency felt, establish a pre-diagnosis and seek a doctor (or switch the care to 15). Priority is given to the patient's treating physician, if he / she is part of the device, or to the nearest physician (depending on the location). The visit can be done in the office or, if necessary, at home. About twenty minutes are usually enough to guide the patient.
The project promoters insist: it is a question of this service of capturing the patients who go to the emergencies whereas they would not necessarily need it: "Nearly 40% of the passages should be taken care of elsewhere, figure Christophe Lannelongue, director general of the ARS. This produces an effect of saturation and disorganization which ultimately penalizes the real demands of urgency. The desire is to put patients back into the right care loop.
Dr. Guilaine Kieffer-Desgrippes, president of the URPS-ML, continues: "About 70% of the patients did not call anyone before going to the emergency room, the attending physician, or the Samu …" According to her, in the half of the cases, a simple medical advice is enough. "In the minds of parents, for example, if your child has a fever of 38.5 ° C, go to his doctor, but at 40 ° C go to the emergency room. We did it all. But people have to accept and trust other solutions, argues Dr. Fieffer-Desgrippes. It is not a question of prohibiting but of bringing another answer. Some go to emergencies because they do not know, we never learned. We are also doing educational work here. "
"A 116 117 doctor" has been tested since November in Strasbourg: now 60 doctors participate in the regulation of 116 117 and 130 subscribe to the information system for geolocalised medical visits. A point will be made in three months to know whether to extend this device to Saturday morning, the weekend period that is not concerned by the tables of the doctors' guards. What about emergencies at night? "There are very few," says Christophe Lannelongue. But the emergency services are saturated in the evening because of patients arrived in too many numbers during the day. That, he hopes, should improve.


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SB&WRC, European research project for bio & waste construction resources
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Partners conduct fire testing of the SB&WRC prototypes
The SB&WRC project is supported by the European program Interreg VA France (Channel) England and receives financial support from the ERDF.
To limit the damage to a building during a fire, safety regulations set a number of requirements in relation to the specification of materials.
The role of building materials during a fire is assessed according to two criteria:
The materials reaction to fire – including the materials behaviour during the first phases of the fire and how its ease of ignition can contribute to the intensity of the fire.
Fire resistance – referring to the time in which the material continues to perform technically and structurally before it is detrimentally affected by the fire and no longer performs as it was designed and manufactured to.
Since 2002 [1], construction products for which a classification is mandatory, must undergo a series of tests that simulate the first three phases of the development of a fire, in order to obtain their fire classification. Existing tests corresponding to the three development phases are shown schematically and summarized in Table 1:
Table 1 : Simulation of fire phases and associated tests
When all these tests are carried out, a letter is attributed to the material according to the following European classification (Table 2):
Table 2 : European ranking for fire reactions
As part of the SB&WRC project, small-flame tests are therefore carried out at Unilasalle on the three insulation prototypes:
Prototype 1 : thermo-compressed panel made from maize pith
Prototype 2 : panel made from waste bedding
Prototype 3 : panel made from wheat straw bales
According to standard NF EN ISO 11925-2 [2], the small flame ignitability test corresponding to the first phase of fire development (described in standard EN 13501-1) consists in placing a sample of the prototype in an enclosure (Figure 1) and applying a 2cm propane flame for 15 seconds on the lower edge of a sample of material. This test makes it possible to know the propensity of a material to ignite more or less quickly when in contact with a flame. After removal of the burner, a visual observation can determine if there is inflammation and the time during which the persistent flame has exceeded the height set by the standard of 15 cm. The presence of any inflamed droplets should be noted.
Figure 1 : fire test enclosure (left) sample before test (right)
According to the NF EN ISO 11925-2 standard, materials which have a degradation zone height of less than 15 cm and do not produce inflamed droplets, have good resistance to ignitability.
Although the whole study is not yet finished, first results obtained for prototype 1 can already be presented.
As a reference for prototype 1, we chose to compare the results obtained with those of a commercial polystyrene product.
The observations made during these first tests show that after removal of the burner, the damaged area is greater than the 15 cm recommended by the standard for both materials. In addition, particles remain incandescent and progressively consume the prototype sample 1 until complete destruction after 30 minutes. On the other hand, no inflammation or droplet production is observed.
The tests for the commercial reference of polystyrene demonstrate an immediate inflammation of the sample with droplet production. The sample is totally destroyed in 15 seconds.
At the end of this first test, the prototype 1 as well as the polystyrene commercial reference are classified E. According to standard NF EN ISO 11925-2, they contribute significantly to fire. However, this test also highlights the interest of the use of plant material in insulating panels since the resistance of the plant panel before total combustion is significantly higher than that of the polystyrene board. As weather is a crucial parameter during a fire, this saving of time is therefore a major asset for plant panels.
[1] EN 13501-1: Fire classification of products and building elements - Part 1: Classification from reaction to fire test data.
[2] NF EN ISO 11925-2: Reaction to fire - Ignitability of building products subjected to the direct incidence of flame - Part 2: Single flame source test.
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{
    using Models;
    using System.Collections;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.Threading;
    using System.Threading.Tasks;

    /// <summary>
    /// Extension methods for Queries.
    /// </summary>
    public static partial class QueriesExtensions
    {
            /// <summary>
            /// Get a null array of string using the multi-array format
            /// </summary>
            /// <param name='operations'>
            /// The operations group for this extension method.
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='arrayQuery'>
            /// a null array of string using the multi-array format
            /// </param>
            public static void ArrayStringMultiNull(this IQueries operations, IList<string> arrayQuery = default(IList<string>))
            {
                Task.Factory.StartNew(s => ((IQueries)s).ArrayStringMultiNullAsync(arrayQuery), operations, CancellationToken.None, TaskCreationOptions.None,  TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
            }

            /// <summary>
            /// Get a null array of string using the multi-array format
            /// </summary>
            /// <param name='operations'>
            /// The operations group for this extension method.
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='arrayQuery'>
            /// a null array of string using the multi-array format
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='cancellationToken'>
            /// The cancellation token.
            /// </param>
            public static async Task ArrayStringMultiNullAsync(this IQueries operations, IList<string> arrayQuery = default(IList<string>), CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
            {
                await operations.ArrayStringMultiNullWithHttpMessagesAsync(arrayQuery, null, cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
            }

            /// <summary>
            /// Get an empty array [] of string using the multi-array format
            /// </summary>
            /// <param name='operations'>
            /// The operations group for this extension method.
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='arrayQuery'>
            /// an empty array [] of string using the multi-array format
            /// </param>
            public static void ArrayStringMultiEmpty(this IQueries operations, IList<string> arrayQuery = default(IList<string>))
            {
                Task.Factory.StartNew(s => ((IQueries)s).ArrayStringMultiEmptyAsync(arrayQuery), operations, CancellationToken.None, TaskCreationOptions.None,  TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
            }

            /// <summary>
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            /// </summary>
            /// <param name='operations'>
            /// The operations group for this extension method.
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='arrayQuery'>
            /// an empty array [] of string using the multi-array format
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='cancellationToken'>
            /// The cancellation token.
            /// </param>
            public static async Task ArrayStringMultiEmptyAsync(this IQueries operations, IList<string> arrayQuery = default(IList<string>), CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
            {
                await operations.ArrayStringMultiEmptyWithHttpMessagesAsync(arrayQuery, null, cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
            }

            /// <summary>
            /// Get an array of string ['ArrayQuery1', 'begin!*'();:@ &=+$,/?#[]end' ,
            /// null, ''] using the mult-array format
            /// </summary>
            /// <param name='operations'>
            /// The operations group for this extension method.
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='arrayQuery'>
            /// an array of string ['ArrayQuery1', 'begin!*'();:@ &=+$,/?#[]end' ,
            /// null, ''] using the mult-array format
            /// </param>
            public static void ArrayStringMultiValid(this IQueries operations, IList<string> arrayQuery = default(IList<string>))
            {
                Task.Factory.StartNew(s => ((IQueries)s).ArrayStringMultiValidAsync(arrayQuery), operations, CancellationToken.None, TaskCreationOptions.None,  TaskScheduler.Default).Unwrap().GetAwaiter().GetResult();
            }

            /// <summary>
            /// Get an array of string ['ArrayQuery1', 'begin!*'();:@ &=+$,/?#[]end' ,
            /// null, ''] using the mult-array format
            /// </summary>
            /// <param name='operations'>
            /// The operations group for this extension method.
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='arrayQuery'>
            /// an array of string ['ArrayQuery1', 'begin!*'();:@ &=+$,/?#[]end' ,
            /// null, ''] using the mult-array format
            /// </param>
            /// <param name='cancellationToken'>
            /// The cancellation token.
            /// </param>
            public static async Task ArrayStringMultiValidAsync(this IQueries operations, IList<string> arrayQuery = default(IList<string>), CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
            {
                await operations.ArrayStringMultiValidWithHttpMessagesAsync(arrayQuery, null, cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
            }

    }
}

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Without an iota of doubt, the oil and gas industry is driving the engine of growth. The absence of this major energy source would bring the world to a grinding halt. The pillars of development in an economy rest upon the availability and exploration of this precious resource. However, this industry is also at the core of the sustainability debate. With climate change becoming more and more visible with the passage of time and the growing concerns attached to the limits of our planet, it is important to divert our attention towards solutions for sustainable development. The challenge is to create a world which is more prosperous, healthier in all aspects, cleaner and safer for present and posterity. The prime idea is to strike a balance between the freedom to rise and the responsibilities that come along with the growth. Considering the omnipresence of oil and gas, it is not hard to believe that this industry has a direct or indirect influence on everything that surrounds us. And amidst this backdrop, the concept of 'corporate social responsibility' (CSR) assumes the center stage.
"Energy is the golden thread that connects economic growth, increased social equity, and an environment that allows the world to thrive."
-UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon
The concept of 'corporate social responsibility' emphasizes upon the duties of the organizations established within society and how they should effectively contribute towards social, economic and environmental progress that would pave the way for positive transformation. We cannot measure the growth and success of a corporation only in terms of pecuniary profits. It is equally important to assess the support and contribution it makes towards the well-being of society and its people. This idea gained popularity in the 1960s and now, forms the indispensable part of business operations. In the 1990s, CSR developed into a strategic issue and gained visibility as a concept whereby social and environmental concerns got integrated with the business of companies and their interaction with their stakeholders.
We must acknowledge the fact that CSR is now a part of organizational ethics and this has led to an increase in expectations of what the companies owe to the society. We can witness a commendable growth of ethical codes of conduct in corporations and social reporting. This trend can be observed not only among the European or American firms but also in companies like Petrobras, Indian Oil, and Kuwait Petroleum. The companies in developing countries are also commencing social and environmental programs and investing huge sums on the development of local communities.
It is remarkable how the oil and gas companies are embracing major international CSR initiatives like the UN Global Compact and the UK Government's Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative. The farsightedness of some oil companies must be appreciated as they are investing in renewable energy resources. Some oil and gas companies have come up with constructive community development schemes. Their CSR strategy has led them to establish schools and hospitals, design micro-credit schemes for the local community and support employment programs for the youth, particularly in the developing nations.
(Click here to learn about the CSR initiatives of the leading Oil & Gas companies.)
Oil and Gas industry is actively participating in collaborations with well-established development agencies like the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and the UNDP to build a future that is in sync with our social and environmental concerns. They are being helped by numerous NGOs to execute the development agenda on the ground. However, unevenness has been observed in the CSR industry. Firms like Royal Dutch/Shell and BP have especially been recognized as champions in corporate citizenship across the globe. They are heading major international CSR initiatives like the Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative. On the other hand, the other companies who seem to have a lot of potential to work in this regard have done much less. There is a need to bridge this divide for a well-balanced growth.
The question is whether the oil and gas industry is doing enough for the society considering the enormous scale and fallouts of its operations. This industry addresses more than half of the world's energy needs and at the same time, leads to emissions on a significant scale. Thus, the companies dealing with oil and gas should focus on certain areas while defining their CSR roadmap in order to fill the social vacuum.
Sound policies and safety measures should be designed considering the huge risks involved in oil spills. There needs to be a framework in place that addresses its impact on the ecology and environment and the people inhabiting the spaces around the site of the accident.
The companies should realize the need to create a fine blend of renewables. This involves innovation with a foresight and exploring more gateways of growth with mitigated environmental damage.
There should be renewed focus on enhancing internal energy efficiencies while bringing down the environmental impact. Important lessons should be learned in the light of global initiatives such as the 'Carbon Disclosure Project' and the 'Global Methane Initiative'.
The operation of these companies requires a considerably large amount of water. The future of their business lies in incorporating water wisdom strategically and their willingness to compensate for the complete ecological and other costs of water.
For making a genuine difference in the environment, the oil and gas industry must collaborate with other industries which are based on the energy derived from the oil and gas industry. They can work together to find feasible and workable solutions.
The industry must strive to build a common ground where the environmental and business interests can converge with confidence. The need of the hour is to rise above the limitations and reap the myriad benefits of corporate social responsibility in the form of better relationships with communities, enhanced governance, less operational losses, reduced corruption and much advanced corporate reputations.
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Is entrepreneurship the way from prison to prosperity?
Marquis Hayes, a 34-year-old native of the Bronx, is a chef with an entrepreneurial spirit. As a boy, he hosted "Youth Supper Club," a once-a-week gathering of friends; he baked "soul pockets," stuffed with whatever they could afford: canned salmon, cheddar cheese. As a teenager, he made a small fortune (each week, he says, he grossed as much as $30,000) cooking high-quality crack cocaine. In prison, he turned an old bed frame into a sizzle plate and his cell into a restaurant; if he cooked for them, fellow inmates would get their crime-family relatives to send him money. When he got out, he sold quick-service food from his apartment – and, when word got out, former New York Knicks player Alan Houston commissioned him as a contract chef.
Marquis Hayes started his catering company after attending Defy Ventures.
Today, eight years after completing a five-year sentence in state prison, he has channeled his tendency to capitalize on cooking into a successful catering company and an up-and-coming farm-to-table restaurant in Cooperstown, New York; he has catered for Bill Clinton and Michael Bloomberg.
Hayes credits this successful transition, in part, to Defy Ventures, an "entrepreneurial training" workshop for people returning from prison.
Defy is one of a small but growing number of programs that help former criminals adapt their money-making skills to the world of above-board capitalism, providing lessons in writing and pitching a business plan, marketing, and managing finances. Participants are also mentored by executives and offered venture capital to get their start-ups off the ground.
Over the past few years, programs like Defy, Project ReMADE (Stanford Law School), and LIFE Reentry Program for Women Prisoners (Oregon and Washington) have been debuting to great acclaim, promising to capitalize on ex-cons' latent entrepreneurial energy. The U.S. Department of Labor, too, has caught hold of the idea: an online version, designed for the formerly-incarcerated and tentatively dubbed ReEntrepreneurship, is due for launch in 2015.
"Entrepreneurship training is a major new possibility for reentry program development," says Jeremy Travis, president of John Jay College and an expert on how prisoners adjust to life after incarceration.
Not everyone shares the enthusiasm. Glenn Martin, a former prisoner who runs a reentry program called Just Leadership USA, says that glamorous success stories like Hayes's are the exception – and a distraction. Reentry programs, he says, should focus on providing ex-prisoners with housing, employment, and political power, rather than emphasizing the niche possibility of starting a business.
The number of former prisoners who stand to benefit from programs like Defy, he says, is "infinitesimally small," particularly since the failure rate of all start-ups, let alone those started by people with a criminal record, is about 75-80%.
At first glance, these programs seem perfectly suited for the re-entering population.
For one thing, says Catherine Hoke, the founder of Defy, many of these men were entrepreneurial already. Drug dealers, gang leaders, and prison hustlers have a mindset and a skills set aligned with starting a new business. They are ambitious and acquisitive. They know how to lead, manage employees, handle money, calculate product loss and profit margin, chat up new customers, and brand themselves as having the highest-quality product.
Coss Marte, a former drug dealer and Defy graduate who now runs a "prison-style" fitness business, agrees.
"Back then," he says, "I had 10,000 business cards and 20 employees, and was earning over a million a year. Now, my boot camp has 400 customers and counting.
"Sure," says Mullins, "there was a job – once – installing a solar panel on top of our building. But it was a two-month gig… In neighborhoods like mine, the jobs there are are minimum-wage, temporary, and, most of all, not available to people like me.
The notion that a little entrepreneurial spirit can be a fix for the down-and-out, the quintessentially American corner-hustler-to-corporate-owner story of men like Hayes, Mullins, and Marte, is appealing. It's particularly gripping to funders, many of whom are themselves entrepreneurs.
But, as Martin points out, those success stories belie the reality for most ex-prisoners.
Joanne Page, executive director of the Fortune Society, one of the nation's largest reentry programs, agrees that "entrepreneurial training" neglects the people who are really struggling – which, she says, is the majority of returning prisoners.
But Debbie Mukamal, the founder of ReMADE, says that's a false standard.
More importantly, say Hoke and Mukamal, their programs do more than allow the born entrepreneurs to thrive. Entrepreneurialism is an aptitude – and an attitude, they say – that's useful and empowering for everyone.
Catherine Hoke, Defy Ventures Founder and CEO, in 2012.
With the help of Defy, for example, Hayes says he developed social capital (his new "best buddy" is former New York Stock Exchange CEO Duncan Niederauer), confidence and social skills (his fiance is a creative director for Ralph Lauren), and the ability to present himself as a businessman (he learned how to tie a tie, shake a hand, and "pitch himself").
Yet reentry remains a particularly precarious time, Page says -- financially, socially, and emotionally. It's one thing to affirm that returning prisoners deserve the opportunity to be ambitious, she says, and quite another to suggest they pursue it in the first few months or years after getting out.
Hayes and Mullins concede that the emphasis on hustle is itself a kind of hustle. Given that almost all start-ups, including the ultimately successful ones, are slow to provide dependable revenue, entrepreneurs with criminal tendencies are tempted to look elsewhere for income.
And when former inmates like him have already invested so much in a venture, Hayes adds, they're tempted to throw good money after bad – and end up in serious debt.
The success stories like Hayes and Marte impress potential funders. But the majority of participants – overwhelmed with having to pitch themselves to a scary, unfamiliar white-collar crowd, during what is already the most overwhelming transition of their lives – fail to get a business going. Worse, they aren't offered long-term, wrap-around support.
But at its best, says Russell Pyne, a venture capitalist and one of the the mentors for ReMADE, the entrepreneurial training model respects former prisoners in a way that providing basic social services does not. ReMADE, he says, brings felons onto the Stanford University campus, where they're treated as serious adults by venture capitalists who would normally be investing in big-time Silicon Valley start-ups.


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Q: Run post-install script in a Python Egg (setuptools) I have created a little Python egg (with setuptools) that I want to install in other machines of my LAN. I have even setup a server for the eggs and all (and the egg is properly downloaded and installed with easy_install -f http://myserver/eggrepository ) :-)
I would like to know if there's a way of running an script (bash or Python) when installing it with easy_install (version 0.6c11 and python2.6).
I have added a bash script to the package, and I'd like to be able to run it automatically (mainly to start some functionalities in the rcX.d levels, start running at startup, etc...) when the egg is installed. Right now I have to go to the /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages, find the folder where my egg was installed and run the bash script that is in said egg... But that solution is not very accurate and I'm sure it will give me problems if I change versions, paths, etc...
I've been reading and I found some posts saying it wasn't possible, but they are a bit old and maybe there's a way now... I also found others saying it was possible with distutils (which means that probably setuptools can do it too) but I haven't been able to find any suitable solution using setuptools.
Thank you in advance
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A: Ok... I found a workaround...
python-packaging-custom-scripts
It's not as straight-forward as I would have liked, but well...
I can put the installation process in an sh file and then, since there's going to be a Python script in the user's path, I can call it from the bash script installing the package...


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Q: What are the Conditions to Change Thread Priority while Running Thread in Java? With This Code:
public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
    MyThread testThread = new MyThread();

    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());

    testThread.start();

    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());
    testThread.setPriority(7);
    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());
}

I get an Output where setPriority works as expected - the output is 5-5-7.
But when commenting out the top getPriority as follows:
public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
    MyThread testThread = new MyThread();

    //System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());

    testThread.start();

    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());
    testThread.setPriority(7);
    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());
}

The Priority doesn't change at all, I get an Output of 5-5. Why is that and what determines if the Thread Priority gets changed or not?

A: If you change the priority of a thread that has already run, it has no effect. For example:
    MyThread testThread = new MyThread();
    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());
    testThread.start();
    // sleep for 1 second, making sure that testThread is done
    LockSupport.parkNanos(TimeUnit.SECONDS.toNanos(1));
    // reports false
    System.out.println(testThread.isAlive());
    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());

    testThread.setPriority(8);
    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());

Running this will reveal that testThread.setPriority(8); has no effect, the thread is not alive anymore.
If we go to your example and add two statements:
    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());
    System.out.println(testThread.isAlive());
    testThread.setPriority(7);
    System.out.println(testThread.isAlive());
    System.out.println(testThread.getPriority());

and run the code with and without that System.out.println(testThread.getPriority()); - you will see that in one case (when that line is commented), the thread is not alive anymore (unlike when that line is not commented). Thus the expected result.


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View Poll Results: November 2011 Ride of the Month Vote!
Oh well, looks like it's gonna be a head to head battle this month.
2. Only one vote per IP. Don't try to cheat because cheating is lame.
As always, if either of you would like me to use a different pic of your bike, just let me know!
Well its an honor to even make it to the vote thread. Thanks.
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Oh wow! Has this ever happened before?
Ill throw up a couple more pics and a short mod list here in a bit.
Congratulations, zaqwert6! November Ride of the Month!
Congrats and what a close race.
OMG, what a dog fight it was. Well big thanks to everyone who participated and cheers to andyriot, beautiful bike man. Great race.
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John Lahr , Bloomsbury , June-21-16
John Lahr is a heavyweight author of theatre, among the very best and certainly the most prolific. His biography of Tennessee Williams, reviewed November 2105, is a monument. "Joy Ride" is made up of profiles and essays over twenty-five years, often for the demanding editorial standards of "the New Yorker." It is grouped thematically around twelve playwrights, twelve productions and four directors. At five hundred and seventy pages it might easily have been split into two books. Published in 2015 its notional cover price has dropped hugely; it is of exceptional value and quality.
The fifty pages on August Wilson are definitive. They are also timely in that a whole new audience has had opportunity to see Dominic Cooke's award-scooping revival of "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom." The description of Wilson's Pittsburgh schooldays as the only black student in a Christian Brothers institution is remorseless. Lahr's essay is taken from personal encounter. The writer's mission is harsh "the African-American reclamation of "moral personality- of taking responsibility for one's actions."
Wilson made his cycle of ten plays for theatre. He avoided the influence of other media by a simple means. He avoided television and, relates Lahr, between 1980 and 1991 saw only two films "Raging Bull" and "Cape Fear." If Wilson's achievement has been to place himself as an epicentre of North American theatre Lahr homes in on a sniffy critical comment. "The Oxford Companion to American Theatre" declares the plays to "lack a sense of tone and a legitimate, sustained dramatic thrust." The use of that "legitimate" is curious.
If August Wilson is firmly in the canon for revival Tony Kushner is part of theatre's history. But whether "Angels in America" will ever be re-seen live is a question. The turning-point in Kushner's experience occurred at the age of sixteen. Of his father "As I got older he figured it out. He finally said "I think you're a homosexual, and I want you not to be a homosexual. I want you to go to a therapist and fix it." Lahr's three pages on the epic two-part "Angels in America" are simultaneously complete and compact. Kushner gives his character, the AIDS-stricken Prior Walter, the final lines, back in 1990: "We will be citizens. The time has come."
Lahr dips back in time to Clifford Odets. Alfred Kazin called the language "brilliantly authentic, like no other theatre speech on Broadway," Odets own words were "I will reveal America to itself by revealing myself to myself." A generation on Lahr is with David Rabe. The playwright writes ot war "the poison was not so much that we did what we did as the way we denied that we were doing what we could see ourselves doing on television."
Lahr's subjects are mainly American although he gets to meet Pinter at home in 1993. "The Homecoming" changed my life" says Lahr "Before the play I thought words were vessels of meaning; after it, I saw them as weapons of defence." Back in the US he furrows into David Mamet's distinct family background. He digs into the sixty-six pages of Arthur Miller's notebook for "Death of a Salesman."
Lahr is a consistently superlative phrase-maker. Of Wallace Shawn: "Shawn's prose, like his persona, hides its seriousness behind a kind of semantic shuffling that disarms and attacks at the same time." Neil Labute is "a subtle storyteller, and his furtive heart reveals itself through cunning, powerful indirection." The early plays of Sam Shepard, the period of 1964-71, "act out both the spiritual dislocation and the protean survival instinct of traumatic times." Cumulatively Lahr's profiles and essays reveal the playwright first as chronicler of the decades gone by but also as moral conscience of complex and never easy tough-mindedness.
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First Hawaiian Bank Foundation President Sharon Brown retires
After 38 years with the bank, First Hawaiian Bank Foundation President Sharon Brown retired on Monday.
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After 38 years with the bank, First Hawaiian Bank Foundation President Sharon Brown retired on Monday, July 1, according to an announcement from the bank. (Photo: Courtesy of Bank of Hawaii.)
After 38 years with the bank, First Hawaiian Bank Foundation President Sharon Brown retired on Monday, according to an announcement from the bank.
Brown, who began her career in the bank's Marketing Division in 1981, became the bank's first female division manager for its sales, service and training division in 1990 where she was instrumental in helping to shape and drive First Hawaiian's retail sales strategy. She served as president of the bank's foundation and senior vice president of its community relations division since 2003 and has served on numerous non-profit boards.
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"Sharon has had a remarkable 38-year career of achievement and has been an excellent leader, mentor and friend to many of us," said Bob Harrison, First Hawaiian Bank chairman and CEO. "Throughout her career, she has developed close community partnerships that will continue to have positive impacts in the years ahead. We are grateful to Sharon for her dedication and many contributions in ensuring that our legacy of giving remains focused on addressing the important needs of our community."
Cameron Nekota, a senior vice president at First Hawaiian Bank, will succeed Brown as president of the First Hawaiian Bank Foundation and will also assume her community relations responsibilities. (Photo: Courtesy of Bank of Hawaii.)
Cameron Nekota, a senior vice president at First Hawaiian Bank, will succeed Brown as president of the First Hawaiian Bank Foundation and will also assume her community relations responsibilities. Nekota joined First Hawaiian Bank in 2017 as a senior vice president, in their bank's property division.
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Bilibili says that a greater number of young people have been tuning into livestreams hosted by virtual influencers. As the number of young audience members increases, the revenue generated by these virtual hosts rise just as rapidly.
Although the virtual idol industry seems to be burgeoning, some reservations remain.
Lu Jing, a key observer of the industry based in Shanghai, says that investment in a single high-tech virtual idol is vast and the content production can be expensive.
"To change the outfit of an AI-based virtual idol can cost hundreds of thousands of yuan," explains Lu Jing.
The real challenge which comes with more companies exploring the sector, however, will be maintaining the popularity of the characters and their sense of uniqueness.
"It's still very new, but it's the future," he adds.
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Dialect use in Shetland's main town, Lerwick, demonstrates substantial interspeaker variability in the youngest generation, with some young speakers never using dialect features and some using them at rates similar to older generations. Such extreme interspeaker variability may be a harbinger of a complete shift to standardized varieties of English in subsequent generations as was suggested by Dorian in her research on Gaelic-speaking communities. This paper attempts to examine the extent to which these predictions are accurate, by focussing on a set of features (was/were variation) which began shifting towards standardized English in the middle aged generation. This makes it possible to concretely gauge what the effects of considerable interspeaker variability are on subsequent generations. The separate, yet linked, distribution of the features studied also makes it possible to examine constant rate effects more closely.


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Olive oil and lemon juice on my salad. Lemon curd on biscuits and toast.
Lemon tarts and lemon bars.
Lemons are sunny and yellow and make me happy!
And lemon cookies too. Try one ~ they are yummy!
Bentley ~ would you like a little slice of lemon in your water bowl?
I like lemon cookies and lemon wedges in my water! Love the tablescapes!!
I love lemon in my diet coke but hate it in water, is that strange?
Yellow and blue.... Such a favorite of mine! I could just reach through the monitor and steal a flower! Lovely shots, Susan.
So pretty! Love the tablescape! Can't beat the blue/white/yellow!
I love everything lemony and lemon too. Pretty pics.
You have set such a fresh and cheery tea! I love the blue and white tea cup, and your lovely choice of lemon for the theme. It all looks so inviting!
Simply love your blue and whites with cheerful yellow. I simply had to "Pin" your photo!
Oh my gosh this is sooooooo gorgeous and really and truly sunny. It is just so inviting and elegant. I can just taste those wonderful cookies. Thanks for partying with us!
Love the blue and white and oh, those pops of yellow!
I'd love to have you come link to Seasonal Sundays this Sunday.
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Don't forget lemon pie and lemon squares!! And all on your beautiful blue and yellow table!
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We are such kindred spirits! I love Susan Branch's blog, letting the sunshine in, lemon pasta and lemon meringue pie!!
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Having this year established the foundations for a systematic investigation of the potential of the 35km-long mineralised corridor covered by the company's 220sq.km Alaska Range landholding in central Alaska to yield large-scale copper-gold deposits, PolarX will hit the ground at full speed next year after a successful 2017 exploration season.
Some smart corporate manoeuvring, more strong drill results -adding to the detailed and now district-scale database the company is using to refine its Alaska Range exploration models - and the arrival of veteran porphyry-copper geologist Tabeart as managing director, have given PolarX an excellent platform to step up its search for a company-shaping deposit in one of the world's best mining jurisdictions.
PolarX was formed via this year's amalgamation of Coventry Resources' Caribou Dam project (JORC 2.8 million tonnes grading 3.1% copper), and Vista Minerals' earn-in option over Canada-based Millrock Resources' Stellar tenement package (including Zackly's non-JORC 1.5Mt at 4.5g/t gold and 2.9% copper), with the option converted to equity leaving Millrock with a 10.7% stake in the new company.
The company has Millrock's experienced exploration team on the ground in Alaska, backed by the equally experienced technical team at Mitchell River Group (MRG) in Perth, Western Australia. MRG, one of PolarX's biggest shareholders, comprises a group of mining technical leaders, including Tabeart and other experts in the geosciences, engineering, permitting, infrastructure and project development.
Tabeart spent 16 years with Western Mining Corporation, managing exploration portfolios in Africa, Mongolia and the Philippines, and his 30 years as a geologist have included direct involvement in the hunt for porphyry copper-gold systems in SE Asia, SW Pacific, the American Cordillera and central and northern Asia.
He's excited by what he sees in Alaska, on a couple of fronts.
First, the extensive landholding now the focus of a holistic exploration program shows surface and geophysical evidence of being mineralised from top to bottom. PolarX is spoilt for targets but its choices have been made easier for now by the work already done at Zackly, Mars, Gemini and Moonwalk, on the Stellar ground, and at Caribou Dome and surrounds on the adjacent southern property.
Caribou Dome and Zackly present underground mining targets with a combined 130,000t of copper (average 3%) and 224,000oz of gold (4.5g/t) in 4.3Mt of resources that have been the focus of recent drilling. PolarX sees options to boost the resource base out towards 8-10Mt at similar grades, and advance mining feasibility work, next year.
The defined mineralisation at Caribou Dam remains open in all directions. New drilling this year to get the Zackly historic, skarn-hosted resource to JORC standards has produced strong results so far, with more to come this month.
Secondly, geological observations have identified overprinting sub-vertical porphyry style veins and hydrothermal breccias in the new Zackly core, which Tabeart sees as being consistent with a view that there might be a buried porphyry system in the district.


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Q: I wanted to create a merge sort visualizer in python using pygame. The code does not give the correct results I was creating a sorting visualiser and the code is not printing the correct output.
I am new to python so it might be a silly mistake but i couldn't figure it out
Maybe the problem lies in creating the List L and R in merge function...
import pygame
import random

pygame.init()
screen = pygame.display.set_mode((1000, 700))
pygame.display.set_caption("SORTING VISUALS")

class Rect:
    def __init__(self, x, y, width, height):
        self.X = x
        self.Y = y
        self.width = width
        self.height = height
        self.colour = BLACK

    def show(self):
        pygame.draw.rect(screen, self.colour, (self.X, self.Y, self.width, self.height))

    def changeCol(self, colour):
        self.colour = colour

There might be an something wrong in declaring and copying the elements of the class in the code below...
def merge(l, m, r):
    global rect, n
    n1 = m - l + 1
    n2 = r - m
    # create temp arrays
    L = []
    R = []
    # Copy data to temp arrays L[] and R[]
    for i in range(n1):
        L.append(Rect(rect[l + 1].X, rect[l + 1].Y, rect[l + 1].width, rect[l + 1].height))
    refresh()
    for j in range(n2):
        R.append(Rect(rect[m + 1 + j].X, rect[m + 1 + j].Y, rect[m + 1 + j].width, rect[m + 1 + j].height))
    refresh()
    i = 0
    j = 0
    k = l

    while i < n1 and j < n2:
        print("checking merge...")
        if L[i].height <= R[j].height:
            # rect[k] = Rect(L[i].X, L[i].Y, L[i].width, L[i].height)
            rect[k], L[i] = L[i], rect[k]
            rect[k].X, L[i].X = L[i].X, rect[k].X
            i += 1
        else:
            # rect[k] = Rect(R[j].X, R[j].Y, R[j].width, R[j].height)
            rect[k], R[j] = R[j], rect[k]
            rect[k].X, R[j].X = R[j].X, rect[k].X
            j += 1
        k += 1
        for a in range(n):
            print(rect[a].height, end=" ")
        print()
    refresh()
    # Copy the remaining elements of L[], if there
    # are any
    while i < n1:
        rect[k], L[i] = L[i], rect[k]
        rect[k].X, L[i].X = L[i].X, rect[k].X
        i += 1
        k += 1
    refresh()
    # Copy the remaining elements of R[], if there
    # are any
    while j < n2:
        rect[k], R[j] = R[j], rect[k]
        rect[k].X, R[j].X = R[j].X, rect[k].X
        j += 1
        k += 1
    refresh()

I know the code is fishy but any help would be great...
You could also suggest some optimizations....
This output is coming...

A: There is one line that is obviously wrong. When you create the list R, then the index of the source element in the list rect is l + i rather than l + 1:
L.append(Rect(rect[l + 1].X, rect[l + 1].Y, rect[l + 1].width, rect[l + 1].height))
for i in range(n1):
    L.append(Rect(rect[l + i].X, rect[l + i].Y, rect[l + i].width, rect[l + i].height))


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A motion to set aside sheriff sale is a legal basis to recover properties sold at auction. In Philadelphia, owners of real estate have a legal obligation to pay taxes. If those taxes are not paid the City will enter a judgment against the property owner. If the judgments are not paid the City will eventually file a lawsuit with the court to sell your property to cover the costs of the taxes. In Philadelphia, properties are sold at sheriff sale to the highest bidder to collect on delinquent taxes. If your property is sold at sheriff sale you may have an opportunity to get it back. Speak with an attorney about filing a motion to set aside sheriff sale. A petition to set aside is a legal document filed with the court. In the petition "any party in interest" may ask a judge to set aside or cancel the sheriff sale. In Philadelphia many judges are receptive to these petitions because they understand the properties are being sold without consent of the prior owner. Many judges will state explicitly in court that the purpose of the sale is not to facilitate investment opportunities for third-party purchasers, but to generate tax revenues. Therefore, if there is "proper cause under the circumstances" to cancel the sale the judge has the authority to do so.
1. File a Timely Motion to Set Aside Sheriff Sale
A motion to set aside sheriff sale should be filed before the sheriff's deed is recorded. See Concord Liberty Sav. and Loan As'n v. NTC Properties, 454 Pa. 472, 312, A. 2d (Pa. 1973). This means a party in interest often has four to six weeks from the date of the sheriff sale to file the petition. After the deed is recorded the sale is considered final and the court may lose authority to set aside the sale. See Pa.R.C.P. 3132 . Pursuant 53 P.S. Section 7193.3 a prior owner may bring a claim for up to ninety days from the date the deed is recorded. However, the Pennsylvania Superior Court recently held that the petition must be filed before the property is transferred. See Mortg. Elec. Registration Sys. v. Ralich, 209 Pa. Super. 163, 982 A.2d 77 (Pa. Super. 2009). Therefore, if you do not act fast you may lose the ability to set aside the sale. Speak with a Philadelphia Landlord Tenant Lawyer about whether there is still time to file the petition.
2. Petitioner Must Have Legal Standing
In order to file a motion to set aside sheriff sale, the petitioner must be a "party in interest." Generally speaking this means the person filing the petition must have standing. A party has standing pursuant to Pa.R.C.P. 2327 where the determination of the action "may affect any legally enforceable interest" of such person who may be bound by judgment in the action. For example, a prior owner clearly has standing to bring the petition to set aside sheriff sale. However, a property speculator who wants another chance to bid on the property may not have standing without more connection to the property. Therefore, a strong defense to stopping a petition to set aside sheriff sale may be that the filer lacks standing to bring the claim. If you are a prior owner the court may allow you to intervene and file the petition to set aside.
3. Proper Cause to Set Aside
In order to set aside a sheriff sale (i.e., cancel the sheriff sale) there has to be a good reason. According to the law (Rule 3132), the court may, "upon proper cause shown, set aside the sale and order a resale or enter any order which may be just and proper under the circumstances." The most common example of proper cause is lack of notice. For example, if a property is sold without informing the prior owner of the sale the sheriff sale may be set aside. Additionally, the City of Philadelphia is required to serve the prior owner pursuant to Pennsylvania Municipal Claims and Tax Liens Act (MCTLA), 53 P.S. Section 7101-7105. If the prior owner was unaware of the sale they may establish proper cause. Similarly, if the prior owner can prove he was making payments with the city or a negotiated agreement was entered to stop the sale, they may succeed in setting aside. Therefore, it will be the Court's determination to evaluate whether the basis laid out in the petition to set aside is proper cause under the law.
4. Resistance From Third Party Purchaser
The third party-purchaser or party that bought the property at sheriff sale may file a petition to intervene and respond to a petition to set aside sheriff sale. Therefore it is important to consider the level of resistance when weighing whether to file a petition to set aside sheriff sale. Finally, the City may take a position on the Petition to Set Aside. If the City of Philadelphia opposes setting aside the sale they may file a brief with the Court. Their brief may provide a legal basis for why the petition to set aside lacks merit. Therefore, it is critical you speak with an attorney before filing a petition to set aside sheriff sale.
5. Settlement of Motion to Set Aside Sheriff Sale
It may be worthwhile to file the petition to set aside sheriff sale. After the petition is filed the prior owner may negotiate with the new purchaser. If the purchaser agrees to support the petition to set aside sheriff sale the Court may honor the stipulations of the parties. Therefore, consider speaking with the Third Party Purchaser and his counsel before the court hearing. If the matter settles the uncertainty of a court hearing is greatly mitigated.
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Advocacy event for 16 Days in Juba puts young students on the centerstage
James Sokiri
JUBA - Sensitizing young minds on equal rights for women—that was the focus of an unconventional but necessary advocacy event in Juba during the ongoing 16 Days of Activism.
"Violence against women and young girls is a fact in South Sudan," said Setina Aboagye, Team Leader of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan's (UNMISS) Reform and Advisory Unit. "Some of you may be surprised to learn that many young girls who are raped know the perpetrator. It's often a close family member. Therefore, parents must be careful of who they leave their children with."
Setina was speaking to a rapt audience of 150 students, a number that included 80 girls.
The event was jointly organized by UNMISS; the National Ministry of Health; Central Equatoria State Ministry of Education, Science and Technology; and the administration of St. Daniel Comboni Secondary School.
Articulate and passionate students set the tone for discussions by delineating why they found the forum helpful and their own strong views on violence against women.
"We live in a society that treats girls or women in an almost subhuman manner. The value attached to them is less than that of their male peers," said 19-year-old Richard Soma Sebi, a student at St. Daniel Comboni Secondary School.
Richard further went on to explain that, in his opinion, education for all is necessary because it builds coexistence, innovation and ensures that girls and boys work together to create a future of hope for South Sudan.
"At our school, girls are outperforming boys," he added with a smile.
Vivian Flavia, a student at the same school, agreed.
"This event has made me aware that there are young girls and women among our communities who are strong and can be powerful role models for us to pursue an empowered, economically independent life as girls," stated Vivian.
She acknowledged that many girls are burdened under regressive cultural norms such as early or forced marriages and the overarching patriarchal structure of South Sudanese society that demands they remain in the shadows and stifles their voices, dreams and aspirations.
"This advocacy forum has helped us to see the future with a different lens. We girls can do much more than just chores in the kitchen," she declared. "We should focus on our studies and ensure that as young girls, we are not fooled into thinking that it is only boys who should study or men who should provide for us later in life. We shouldn't look towards marrying a wealthy man but rather being wealthy, educated and progressive women ourselves."
For his part, Emmanuel Natana Wani, Director for General Education, Central Equatoria State Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, urged attending young pupils to eschew violence in all its forms and strive to become future leaders. "Violence begets violence and we, as a nation are overdue for a peaceful, prosperous future. You, as youth, hold the power to usher in a culture of peace, coexistence and development."
Dr Victoria Anib Majur, Under-Secretary, National Ministry of Health, while speaking to the students, warned about the close links between sexual and gender-based violence with sexually transmitted infections including HIV/AIDS.
Her views were echoed by Patrick Sokiri Bungi, an Infectious Disease and Public Health Officer working with the UN Peacekeeping mission and he underscored the importance of support for survivors of violence as well as people living with HIV.
"The best way to fight such diseases is prevention, but if you are already infected or fear you may be been infected due to any sexual violence you have been subjected to, go to your nearest health facility within 72 hours so that you have access to post-exposure prophylaxis." Mr. Bungi advised.
In conclusion, Setina had stirring words for the students: "Be agents of positive change and break the culture of silence by reporting all cases to responsible authorities, such as the police, your teachers, community leaders in time for immediate intervention. Your voice matters."
Earlier this week, UNMISS organized a similar advocacy forum with women from the grassroots bringing together 70 participants, of which 50 were women. 20 of these women are living with disabilities.
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