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The Ariston Club is a building in Mar del Plata, Argentina designed by Marcel Breuer. It is part of the Modern Movement, and complies with four of the five Le Corbusier's Points of Architecture: pilotis, free designing of the floor plan, free designing of the façade, horizontal windows.

Since 2019, it is a National Historic Monument of Argentina.

History
Built in two months during 1948, it is Breuer's only work in Latin America. Its construction was commissioned by the University of Buenos Aires School of Architecture, and local architects Carlos Coire and Eduardo Catalano associated on the project. It was designed to promote the sale of lots in a nearby real state development.

Since 1993, it has been abandoned.

Design
Its design, which features a floating concrete double clover, supported by four thin pillars that are not visible from the outside—and featuring volcanic lava tiles—surrounded by wave-shaped glass and wood, is considered to be ahead of its time. It was built using regional materials as well, such as the stone used in the back wall and wood used in the cladding and openings.

Uses
Initially, the building was designed to hold a cafeteria and restaurant. Its designed allowed for all tables to be placed next to a window.

Its golden age was during the fifties when the restaurant was operating. However, from then on, the building fell on disgrace. Several cafeterias used it during the seventies, and, during the eighties, the Bruma y Arena (Mist & Sand) café-bar was installed. Then, the Maryana dancing club followed. During the nineties, it housed the Parrilla Perico barbecue. These uses modified the original structure and downgraded the building's design.

Present day

In 2019, as the Ariston Club was declared National Historical Monument, a proposal for restoration was started, alongside a Change.org petition. There were concerns about possible structural damage caused by the abandonment and marine corrosion (as the building is located next to the sea), that could impede the restoration. However, a technical report concluded the restoration was possible, as the structural damage was low and limited to certain areas.

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Marcel Breuer buildings
Buildings and structures completed in 1948
National Historic Monuments of Argentina


They are the faces of today's televangelists.
Kenneth Copeland boasts a world-wide following.
Bennie Hinn has multiple TV shows.
Paula White is a talk show regular.
Eddie Long received a faith-based grant from the Bush Administration.
Joyce Meyer has written more than 70 inspirational books.
Creflo Dollar's message has been called the "gospel of bling."
Because they run churches they do not have to file tax forms with the IRS. So it's unclear how many millions - or billions - are collected every year.
And it's uncertain how all the money is spent, CBS News chief investigative correspondent Armen Keteyian reports.
"Rolls Royces, Bentleys ... a marble commode in an expensive home: that's a lot of money down the toilet," said Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa.
Grassley, the ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, capped a two-year investigation on Monday by requesting financial records from six top televangelists to see whether they are helping others - or themselves.
Today, five of six denied any wrongdoing to CBS News. One did not respond to calls for comment.
"My goal for reform is not necessarily to pass laws but to make sure the laws are being followed," Grassley said.
Watch more of Keteyian's interview with Sen. Grassley.
Check out Primary Source, our investigative blog.
Ole Anthony, director of the Trinity Foundation, has been on a 20-year-crusade to expose TV ministers who abuse the failth of others.
"They live like multi-billionaires off the income from the poorest and most desperate people in our society," he said.
Some of these televangelists preach the so-called "gospel of prosperity."
Now a powerful Republican senator has demanded they all provide financial records by early December - to determine if they are living that gospel as well.


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Turns out, just because CHS calls something a festival street doesn't make it an official City of Seattle festival street.
The Capitol Hill Champion group is drumming up community support for its push to convince the Seattle Department of Transportation powers that be — hi, Seth Geiser! — to officially designate the street for future festival purposes.
The city's festival street program allows streets that aren't considered vital arteries to be closed to traffic "for pedestrian-focused special events." The newly one-way Denny already has already debuted as a quasi-festival street — most famously as host of the Capitol Hill Station grand opening celebration's street fair.
According to Champion reps, the full block of E Denny between 10th Ave E and Broadway is an ideal festival street — especially when development around the station is complete and the plaza area is activated. The only issue might be SDOT's stipulation (PDF) that festival streets not host events with planned attendance greater than 300. The department also forbids vendors. Both issues appear solvable, Champion reps say.
The East District Neighborhood Council will vote on the proposal in coming weeks. In the meantime, you can direct your feedback to Seth Geiser, 206-615-1035, Seth.Geiser@seattle.gov.
Will any modifications need to be made to the street? No. The section of the block from Broadway to Nagle Place was specifically built by Sound Transit as a festival street. It's curbless, with an expanded sidewalk, and eastbound traffic is not permitted. The rest of the block has a standard street design, and no modifications are required or anticipated. Special events including the Sound Transit grand opening, HonkFest, and PrideFest have used the full block without issue.
How would local parking be affected? There are two paid parking spaces on the south side of Denny, just east of Nagle Place. They would be unavailable when the Festival Street is in use. When the Festival Street is in use for a permitted activity, vehicles will have no access to Nagle Place from Denny. Drivers needing to access parking on Nagle Place or garages or lots with access from Nagle Place will be able to enter and leave Nagle Place from E Howell and E Pine.
Do nearby property owners support the proposal? Sound Transit owns all the property adjacent to the block except for the portion that abuts Cal Anderson Park. Sound Transit has evaluated the proposal and officially affirmed their support, given that they will have access to their station buildings via Nagle Place from Howell (south of Denny) and John (north of Denny). Gerding Edlen will be developing the Sound Transit property on the north side of Denny (sites A and B-south), and the site immediately south of the south station entrance (site C). Site C garage access will be from Nagle Place. Gerding Edlen has expressed cautious support for the Festival Street designation, with the assurance that their residents will continue to have access to Nagle Place from E Howell or E Pine. Their primary remaining question is about how often the Festival Street will be closed to traffic. We don't know how often it will be used, but the goal is to have the farmer's market use it twice a week, and have other events occasionally, probably in conjunction with the plaza. Bonney Watson's lower parking lot entrance is on Nagle Place between E Denny and E Howell. They are support-ive of the proposal as long as their customers continue to have access to that lot. The owner of the apartment building at the NE corner of E Denny and 10th Ave E expressed initial support. Like Gerding Edlen, he has questions about how often the street will be used. We have reached out to other businesses and building managers on Nagle Place, inviting questions or concerns, but have heard back only from Cure. The manager at Cure wanted to know how often the street will be used.
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(Gray News) – November's full moon sneaks in before the end of the month, putting a wrap on the long Thanksgiving weekend.
The beaver moon rises early Monday, reaching its peak at 4:30 a.m. ET, NASA says.
"This is the time of year when beavers begin to take shelter in their lodges, having laid up sufficient stores of food for the long winter ahead," according to The Old Farmer's Almanac. "During the time of the fur trade in North America, it was also the season to trap beavers for their thick, winter-ready pelts."
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Unfortunately, there is no rule or law when it comes to evaluating pain and suffering. In fact, in some cases, such as a car accident, two people that were in the same car can have different values for their pain and suffering. For example, if two people are riding in the same car and get rear ended, one person can have headaches and neck pain, the other person can have a broken arm and back pain. Those cases have a different value for pain and suffering based on the injuries, doctors, medications, and other factors. Car accident victims typically believe that there is a rule of times 3; meaning, if they have medical bills of $3,000, then their case should settle for 3 times $3,000 or $9,000. That simply is not the case. Each victim in a car crash is different and so is their pain and suffering.


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Will my child be forced to switch schools? What parents need to know about N.J. desegregation suit
The statistics are undeniable. Across New Jersey, hundreds of thousands of black and Hispanic students attend schools that are almost entirely non-white.
The question is whether the state should step in to do something about it.
A lawsuit filed earlier this month accuses the state of being complicit in allowing one of the most segregated school systems in America and calls for a comprehensive desegregation plan.
The legal challenge, filed by a coalition of civil rights groups, has spurred questions about what segregation really means and what changes could be in store for students if the lawsuit succeeds.
Here's what parents should know about the case:
The legal definition of segregation might not be what you think.
Segregation is often thought of as the mandatory separation of whites and non-whites, like white and black bathrooms or lunch counters.
But New Jersey's Supreme Court has taken a different position, ruling in prior cases schools can be considered segregated even if it's "de facto segregation," the plaintiffs argue.
In other words, socioeconomics and race often go hand-in-hand in New Jersey. So, if black and Hispanic families would like to send their kids to a school with white children but can't afford to live in such a school district, they're effectively being segregated into a district such as Irvington, Plainfield or New Brunswick — all places where fewer than 1 percent of students are white.
Based on legal precedent in New Jersey, that kind of segregation violates the state constitution, the suit claims.
White suburban kids likely wouldn't be forced to go to urban districts.
That's not the goal of the lawsuit, the plaintiffs said. The focus is to establish more choices for low-income minority students who are trapped in their home district — or attending a similarly segregated charter school — because of their ZIP code.
The suit aims to strike down the requirement that students must attend schools where they live and force the state to come up with solutions for getting black and Hispanic kids into integrated schools.
"It would not blow up the whole system," said Gary Stein, a former state Supreme Court justice who spearheaded the lawsuit. "It would simply knock down a fence that is a barrier to diversity."
Integration could come in many ways, all likely controversial.
The civil rights groups don't say exactly how the state should integrate schools and instead call on the state education commissioner to make those decisions on a case-by-case basis.
But the lawsuit does float ideas for how to get white and non-white students under the same roof.
One suggestion is to follow what happened in Hartford, Connecticut, after a legal fight over desegregation in the 1990s.
A series of themed magnet schools were created within the city and nearby suburbs. That drew white students into new schools in Hartford and minority students to specialized schools in the suburbs, Stein said.
Another option is a voluntary transfer program in which suburban districts would agree to allow a certain number of students from city districts into their schools, possibly with a financial incentive to do so.
Students from urban districts would have the opportunity to attend those schools but would not be forced.
The lawsuit also mentions the possibility of district consolidations, such as the forced merger of Morristown and Morris Township school districts in the 1970s after a state Supreme Court ruling.
That decision brought together students from largely white Morris Township and the predominantly black Morristown, a doughnut-hole city surrounded on all sides by the suburban township.
But any of these changes would come with major questions, like how students would be bused to their new schools, who would pay for it and how much backlash will follow integration efforts.
This puts some major political pressure on Gov. Phil Murphy.
Murphy, a Democrat, considers himself a champion of civil rights and often touts that he's assembled the most diverse Cabinet in state history.
Does he really want to be the governor who fights against school integration?
His administration didn't comment on the lawsuit directly, but a spokesman said Murphy "believes strongly that we must combat the deeply rooted problem of segregation."
The governor is sure to face political pressures from both sides, said Brigid Harrison, a political science professor at Montclair State University.
Sweeping changes would be expensive and politically unpopular in some circles, which complicates any potential solution to the problem, she said.
State Assembly Minority Leader Jon Bramnick, R-Union, has already criticized Murphy for not saying whether he will fight the lawsuit.
"There's only so many seats in a school system such as Westfield or Bernards Township," Bramnick said. "Are you going to give priority to students in that hometown to go to neighborhood schools? Are you going to make sure that's a priority?"
Just because desegregation is controversial doesn't mean it won't happen.
The civil rights groups behind the lawsuit have "about as good a chance as anyone could have" to win their case, said Derek Black, a professor of law at the University of South Carolina and expert in school desegregation cases.
"They have got an incredible set of facts, they have an incredible set of prior cases and they all point toward the fact they ought to be able to get a remedy here," Black said. "I can't imagine a better set of circumstances than in New Jersey."
Still, Black suspects the state will fight the lawsuit because of the enormous political pushback that would come with changing the status quo, he said.
He wouldn't be surprised by a settlement agreement, though, especially if Murphy feels the law and facts are against the state.
"If the state wants to get off easy, maybe the smart thing it could do is not fight tooth and nail but rather agree to some smaller baby steps that would be enough for the plaintiffs to say, 'We will take that,'" Black said.
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Joseph K. "JoJo" Hunt
Joseph K. "JoJo" Hunt, age 3, entered into the heavenly world on February 17, 2022 from Akron Children's Hospital following a sudden illness.
Joseph was born into this earthly world on March 1, 2018 in Cleveland, Ohio, but lived all of his life in Lorain. He was known for his happy, cheerful, and adventurous spirit. He came into this world full of courage, displaying his self-taught gymnastic skills of climbing, jumping, and flipping.
Joseph enjoyed many activities such as fishing, bowling, swimming, and being outdoors admiring nature. When he was indoors, not playing or doing something adventurous, you could find him watching Paw Patrols, SpongeBob, or his favorite superhero Spider-Man.
Joseph leaves to cherish his memory his parents, Joseph O. Hunt, Jr. and Alyssa M. Taylor; his brother, Ameer Hunt; his paternal grandparents, Joseph Hunt, Sr. (Tami), and Evangelist India (Pastor Stephen) Rice; his maternal grandparents, Darnell Taylor, and Michelle (Timothy) Howard; his paternal great grandparents, Gwendolyn and Leon Cofield, and his paternal great grandfather, Joseph E. Hunt, Sr.; maternal great grandmother, Dolores (Taylor) Board; his aunts, Shenell Taylor and Shonita Harris; his uncles, Darnell Taylor, Juston Malcolm, Twan Byrd, Jasaih Hunt, Caden Hunt, and Chance Hunt; and a host of other loving relatives.
Joseph was preceded into death by his paternal great grandparents, Calvin Brown, and Eva Knight; his maternal great grandparents, Lorenzo Walker, Jr., and Carrie Linell Walker, and Richard Taylor.
A viewing will be held Thursday, February 24, 2022, from 12 PM until time of service at 1 PM at God's Kingdom, 423 Washington Ave., Lorain OH 44052. Social distancing and wearing a mask are required. Online condolences at www.brownrobinsonfuneralhome.com


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Tina Marie Hale, age 56, of Pleasant View, Tennessee passed away on Thursday, July 1, 2021, at Vanderbilt, surrounded by her family. Tina was born in Nashville, Tennessee, on August 21, 1964, to Allie Mai Hedgepath. She was a homemaker to her family, and a member of Faith Community Church in Ashland City, Tennessee. Tina was preceded in death by her grandparents, Roy and Margaret Hedgepath, and Bessie Bumbalough. She is survived by her mother, Allie Mai Hedgepath Crutcher; husband of 32 years Jeff Hale; son, Justin (Melissa) Odom ; daughter, Cassie (Jamie) Lopez ; sisters, Sandy (Donald) Belcher and Kim (Frankie) Parker; grandchildren, Gage (Sydney) Odom, Trent Odom, Sadie (Matt) Long, Grant Dalton, Ava, Aubrey, and Mila Lopez; great-grandchildren, Matthew, Carson, and Skylar Long. Funeral service will be Tuesday, July 6, 2021, at 3pm in the Chapel of Cheatham County Funeral Home with Pastor Shaun Sutton officiating. Burial will follow in EverRest of Cheatham, LLC in Pleasant View, Tennessee. Visitation will be Monday, July 5, 2021, from 2pm until 7pm and on Tuesday before the service from 11am until the service hour of 3pm. Serving as active pallbearers will be Gage Odom, Trent Odom, Jamie Lopez, Tim Mueller, Frankie Parker, and Fernando Lopez. Serving as an honorary pallbearer will be Grant Dalton. Cheatham County Funeral Home 615-792-2552 on-line condolences at www.cheathamcountyfh.com
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How many teeth a human adult has varies. If an adult has all their own teeth they have 32 teeth. 16 teeth on top and on the bottom. Unfortunately due to tooth decay caused by many things many adults do not have all their teeth. Luckily there are options if you loose adult teeth.
How many teeth does the average person have?
What are the smallest teeth in a human adult?
What is the composition of the teeth of an adult human?
Lately my gums have been like pounding. And swelling. I'm only 14 and like i feel I'm too young. My gums have been swelling and my gums pound. And also behind my molers theres a little tooth it's not a molar it's thin and it's not in fully. So I dont know if it's a moler. PLEASE HELP!
I know it's normal for dogs to loose teeth, but does that include their teeth in the very back?
The dog is five months old. I brush his teeth twice a week.
I want to know what teeth are made out of and how they grow.Also along with that when wisdom teeth grow in is it possible to loose them or don't you loose them?
Can anybody tell me the dental formula for 28 human teeth? If possible also tell me the dental formula for 20 and 32 human teeth also.
My toy chihuahua is losing her baby teeth. She keeps yelping in pain because of it. I don't know what to do to help with the pain. Any ideas?
My mom says its not from her teeth falling out its from the adult teeth growing in.
I mean is the adult teeth with us at birth? Does it exist psychically? Can you for example extract the adult teeth from a new born? I mean is it their physically even if it is tiny?
Is it like for example the eggs all females are born with it and burn one every month?
I have a wisdom teeth coming in, and gets my entire mouth off track. I lost count of which number this one is, I thought I had all 4 already, but apparently i didnt, but maybe i do now.
I was just informed that I need to get all four wisdom teeth removed, while pondering the issue I started wondering how many teeth the average adult has. Specifically if it is 32 + 4 wisdom or 32 including 4 wisdom. Cheers.
I want to collect a complete set of adult human teeth, 32 teeth, for my study.
I have ten really sharp canine-like teeth (3 on top each side, 2 on bottom each side) Is this normal? Are they even considered canine teeth? I'm very curious, Thanks!


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Pupils admitted to the school have physical disabilities and/or more complex medical needs. Pupils may have profound and multiple learning difficulties and associated medical or sensory conditions. The school's age range is 2-19 years.
Pupils offered a place will have an Education Health Care Plan (EHCP) or Statement of Special Educational Needs naming Bedelsford School. Exceptionally a child may be admitted without an EHCP/Statement, e.g. a pupil coming from overseas, for an assessment period if an EHCP/Statement is pending, or after hospitalisation following an accident or illness.
On enquiry parents/carers are sent a prospectus and are invited to visit the school to see the provision on offer. It is helpful if the prospective pupil is also able to attend. However, no commitment to placement is ever made to parents/carers at the time of the visit. If a parent/carer wants to request a placement for their child they must do so through their Local Authority.
If the pupil's LA feels that Bedelsford School may be able to meet the child's special educational needs, documentation on the child will be sent to the Principal. The documentation usually includes the EHCP/Statement of Special Educational Needs. Appendices to the EHCP/Statement should include the latest educational psychologist's report and medical reports, information from the current school or previous schools (where applicable) and information from other relevant professionals.
that the placement will not be incompatible with the efficient education and welfare of the other children.
that healthcare specialists including the School Nurse and representatives of Physiotherapists and SALTs will be consulted.
If the points above are met then the child will be offered a place. If the school is oversubscribed and there is no suitable class available with a space the child may be put on a waiting list and be offered a space is available with a suitable peer and class group.
If the school is able to offer a place a letter will be sent to the pupil's Local Authority detailing the pupil's banding, as assessed by the school and any additional costs for therapies and equipment. The LA's Special Needs Panel then makes the final decision on the placement and informs the school of its decision. If the placement is agreed a start date will be arranged and, where possible, records obtained from the previous school. Further details can be found on the Local Offer Website for Royal Borough of Kingston.
For very young children, under 3 years of age, a six month assessment period may be available, usually for 2 sessions a week. The pre-entrance meeting is held in the school before the placement begins and usually involves the Education Psychologist, portage worker and possible health reports. At this meeting entry times and sessions are agreed. Towards the end of the six month assessment period, a meeting is arranged for parents/carers and relevant professionals to decide on the suitability of the placement. If the placement is deemed appropriate the child can move into nursery/reception pending the full Statutory Assessment procedure.
Nursery provision is offered the term after the child's second birthday. This is a part time placement of 5 sessions per week (15 hours), for 38 weeks per year (the Nursery is closed for the first week of the autumn term), sessions may be increased gradually to this level if this best suits the child. Sessions will be offered where they are available, parental preferences will be considered subject to class size and staffing availability. Currently the legal requirement is to provide up to 15 hours of education per week.
A full time placement will begin in the September the child reaches reception age (the September following their 4th birthday). Again, sessions may be increased gradually from this date if this best suits the child.
The school places great value on building a constructive partnership with parents/carers and a sensitive induction is arranged in partnership with them as soon as possible for any pupil placed in Bedelsford School. Some pre-school pupils may be visited at home. Parents may remain with the children during the first session at school. The pupil may be invited to spend one or two sessions in school to meet all the therapists and School Nurse individually to ensure all their therapeutic programmes are in place before they begin at the school.
The school will keep in close contact with the parents/carers through the use of the home/school book, telephone and termly parents meetings and Bi Annual or Annual Reviews.


Streptocarpus 'Franken Burgundy Lady', 2009, IR091104, Frank Davies, UK. (S. 'Franken Mulberry Lady' x self). Cross made 2005, planted Jan. 2006 and first flowered Sept. 2006. Fertile but reproducible only vegetatively. Rosette. Leaves medium green, smooth, up to 12 in. long x 3 in. wide, elliptic with crenate margin, acute tip and cordate base. Calyx green, ¼ in. long. 3-5 flowers per 8 in. peduncle. Corolla salverform, 2 ¼ in. long x 1 ¼ in. wide, white, with burgundy lacing, deeper on centers of lower three lobes.


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Q: Read/write a big file randomly - mmap on every read/write? Let's say I have a big file , 1Go. I want to READ 10ko at offset 10, then WRITE 645ko at offset 235689, then READ 150Mo at offset 648975,  and so on...
What is the best approach between these two:

*

*Opening the file and mmap-ing it (which size?). Then do the reads/writes. At the end unmap and close it.

*Or opening the file. On reads/writes, mmap-ing the file (which size?) and then unmamap-ing them. At the end close the file.

A: Doing mmap(1) on every I/O doesn't sound like the right thing - It would confuse the code reader and possibly the kernel's optimizations, and has no benefit.
You can use pread(1)/pwrite(1) or preadv(1)/pwritev(1) if you want to be explicit about your reads and writes.
If not, you can mmap(1) the entire file (but be sure to use the right flags, probably MAP_SHARED) - Linux won't try to load the entire file to memory anyway.

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OUR MISSION is to improve the quality of life for all those we touch through excellence in patient care, education, research and community service.
OUR VISION is to create the best possible environment for our patients to heal, our physicians to practice and our employees to work.


A docking station can be a great feature, especially if using a smartphone or tablet. A docking station allows you to hook your device up to a larger screen, making it easier to work on your report. Some also come with keyboards, making it much easier to type those notes and final comments. A docking station typically will charge your device at the same time as well.
When using a smartphone, handheld computer, or even a small tablet, a holster is a good idea for any home inspector. A holster allows them to secure their device and give them the freedom to use both hands. It will also be beneficial to an inspector needing to climb a ladder or enter a crawlspace. For inspectors using a tablet, they may want to look into a case with a hand strap. With tablets ranging from 5" - 10", they can be difficult to hold with one hand. A case with a hand strap allows an inspector to strap it to one hand, while keeping their other hand free to enter their inspection information on the tablet.


Twice in this past week, I answered the question of how I got hooked with Qigong and why did I decide to be a Qigong therapist. I always start out saying that nothing was missing in my work as an energy worker and acupuncturist. At least, nothing was missing that I understood to be missing.
I had studied with numerous healers in many traditions and my conclusion was that when you have spirit guide the work and come at it with skill, then the energy in the person wants to come into homeostasis. Modality doesn't seem to matter as much as personal energetic alignment. Qigong became part of my alignment.
In 2007 my dear brother was diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer and the doctors anticipated a short time, 6 – 12 months, was left. They offered palliative chemotherapy and he said yes. My general rule is that I don't treat family members. This is a very good rule and I wanted to support him and I didn't think he would pursue supportive therapies if I didn't offer. So in this situation I broke my rule. I invented a whole new style of acupuncture and energy work sometimes treating him 3 times a day taking advantage of trips to Florida to work with him.
In the summer of 2007, I attended a class with Jerry Alan Johnson at the Academy of Five Element Acupuncture on using minerals and gems in Qigong treatments. I bought some crystals and tried this Qigong Treatment on my brother. He was very funny, smart, attentive, creative and a fabulous older brother. And he wasn't particularly spiritual nor was he concerned about diet, exercise and other ways of staying healthy. My approach was to make an offering and hoped that he would suspend judgment long enough to be helpful.
To my surprise he loved it. He felt calm, expanded, and energized. While he resisted acupuncture, he wanted more of these Qigong treatments a day. He would go to a deeper place in himself and I think that he healed in these moments. His condition improved, surprising the doctors at the MD Anderson Clinic because his tumors were actually shrinking. I'm sure that the work that we were doing helped the effectiveness of the chemo, but I also think that he became healthier within himself.
I became curious about Qigong. How could Qigong work so well? Why was it better for him than Acupuncture? It was based on all the ways energy moves that I learned as an acupuncturist but I was learning a whole new way of doing things. A few years later I enrolled in a program to be a Qigong Practitioner. And I remain fascinated. My brother's journey helped me to continue on my own. I'm very grateful.


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Over at MDS Monday Joan has a great layout for us, and the focus is on the title.
I turned 40 on Oct.11 and for the first time in 20 yrs, since our oldest was born!, my husband and I went on a little getaway together. We drove down to Seward Alaska, a gorgeous little coastal town that is a must see for anyone that comes to Alaska. We stayed at the military resort and spent our days wandering the area and enjoying the solitude. It rained the entire time we were there, absolutely pouring at times, but that didn't hurt our trip at all. Rain or shine Seward is a fantastic place!
Have some fun with My Digital Studio and go play with the gals at MDS Monday!
Ah, that was the reason for the get-away. Happy belated birthday! I'm so glad you had a fabulous time... your pictures are always amazing! Thanks for joining MDS Monday this week.
Great pictures, they work really nicely in this layout! Thanks for joining us at MDS Monday!
Fabulous pictures! I like the background you've used too! Thanks for playing along with us at MDS Monday!
Gorgeous... Glad you had a great time on your getaway. Your page came out really good. Love the title. Thanks for joining us at MDS Monday.


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Q: What is difference between "community forks" and "personal-use forks" in github? I want to answer to this question: How can community forks be distinguished from personal-use fork in any VCS . first i should Know that:
what is difference between "community forks" and "personal-use forks" in github?

A: This is about "MSR 2020 MC: MSR 2020 Mining Challenge"

Cross-repository analysis: How can forking and duplication patterns inform us on software health and risks?
  How can community forks be distinguished from personal-use forks? What are good predictors of the success of a community fork?

You can see an example of a community fork in getferdi/ferdi: a duplication of another repository, now maintained by a large community (53 contributors, no, wait... 75 contributors in mid-2020)
Those are not actual GitHub forks.
They copy another repo and modify it without any intention of contributing back through pull request.
Another example: fomantic/Fomantic-UI, which duplicates Semantic-Org/Semantic-UI.

Fomantic was created to continue active development of Semantic-UI and has the intent to be merged back into the master repository once active development can restart.

A personal-use fork is a classic GitHub fork, forked by one individual.


• Must attend one day training session on Saturday, August 11, 2012.
• Must attend the end of season 5k event on Sunday, November 11, 2012.
• Must submit to background check. Girls on the Run coaches do not need to be elite runners. As long as you live a healthy lifestyle and are committed to improving the lives of girls, you can serve as a coach. GOTR coaches empower girls by encouraging positive emotional, social, mental, spiritual and physical development.
• Must be female and at least 21 years of age.
• Must commit to 7-10 hours per week for 10 weeks including; two 1 ½ hour lessons weekly plus planning time.
• Complete First Aid/CPR certification.
• Prepare, organize, and supervise two weekly lessons to implement the Girls on the Run curriculum.
• Lead the program participants through each lesson.
• Interact with parents of program participants.
• May be male or female and at least 18 years of age.
• Must commit to 3-5 hours per week for 10 weeks; including two 1 ½ hour lessons weekly.
• Assist with all aspects of the facilitation of the Girls on the Run curriculum.
• Attend coaches meetings in absence of head coach.
LESSONS WILL BEGIN THE WEEK OF AUGUST 28TH AND RUN THROUGH NOVEMBER 9TH.
For more information regarding the responsibilities of coaching, please find the Head Coach and Assistant Coach Job descriptions on the volunteer page.
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Mark F. Villanueva
On Luis Collazo
July 10, 2015 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
It was not out of blind faith that days prior to challenging Amir khan I told the deeply religious fighter that I felt his chances of winning were real good. He needed to weather an expected onslaught early in the fight, let his opponent build up false confidence (as he seems prone to), then gradually start to step in to target the body, and work it out so to catch Khan, who's … [Read more...] about On Luis Collazo
The Tenacious Irish
April 13, 2015 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F. Villanueva In the world of prizefighting where intimidation is a norm amongst fighters to gain a psychological edge against each other- its effects nearly physical to anyone inflicted with a shade of self-doubt- Irish Andy Lee daunts you in a curios manner, with steady values of humility and self-awareness. … [Read more...] about The Tenacious Irish
Boxing Insight: Mayweather Versus Maidana
September 16, 2014 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
Dateline: Las Vegas, Nevada, September 13 – The boxing rematch between the Pound For Pound best Floyd Mayweather Jr. (36-0) and Argentine Marcos Rene Maidana (35-4) was a twelve round dissertation on why the fight itself was unnecessary. … [Read more...] about Boxing Insight: Mayweather Versus Maidana
Yuriorkis Gamboa Vs. Michael Farenas: History 101
December 10, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F. Villanueva After a layoff of fifteen long months the highly talented boxer from Cuba had finally returned with an insufferable game plan in mind- to show off. Like a lover who had been away for too long for overseas work or other, he wanted to make his renewed presence felt strong and lasting by showering portentous grace as if to swoon over a loved one. There was … [Read more...] about Yuriorkis Gamboa Vs. Michael Farenas: History 101
Juan Manuel Marquez: The Bigot
December 9, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F.Villanueva Dateline: Las Vegas, Nevada, December 8, 2012 - The crowd of the MGM Grand was charged with intensity as they eagerly searched for an end to nearly a decade of bitter rivalry between the Mexican prizefighter, Juan Manuel Marquez and Filipino boxing superstar, Manny Pacquiao. The odds once again swayed in the latter's favor, measured in the usual terms of … [Read more...] about Juan Manuel Marquez: The Bigot
CHESS BOXING BY GRAND MASTER DONAIRE
October 15, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F. Villanueva Nonito Donaire Jr. throws the quick jab no sooner than he settles in the middle of the ring to open every round. It's a classic move that reminds me of one of the greatest chess players of all time, Bobby Fischer. … [Read more...] about CHESS BOXING BY GRAND MASTER DONAIRE
Amir Khan Fight
By Mark F. Villanueva Watching regular fighters closely helps you understand a bit more of the rigors of the sport of boxing. Maybe it's their lack of natural talent and speed that makes you see it all happen and learn from as if in a film strip played in slow motion. … [Read more...] about Amir Khan Fight
African Mathebula Remains In The Dark Against The Bruce Lee Of Boxing
July 9, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F. Villanueva Jeffrey Mathebula started the first round of the biggest fight in his career like it was the twelfth. His balance was conspicuously off and because of it with his towering height that made him stoop and depressing footwork that was as flat as the canvas it appeared as if he couldn't stand his ground steadily when he positioned himself to box. Whenever … [Read more...] about African Mathebula Remains In The Dark Against The Bruce Lee Of Boxing
Boxing Insight: Nonito Donaire Jr. Versus Jeffrey Mathebula
By Mark F. Villanueva There is very limited data about the South African prizefighter, Jeffrey Mathebula in as far as for careful strategic planning is concerned. Studying him for the most part is almost like being kept partially in the dark, where under the shadows you take the little that you know from the little you can gather, put the pieces together in the light and … [Read more...] about Boxing Insight: Nonito Donaire Jr. Versus Jeffrey Mathebula
Pacquiao Versus Bradley: Livin' On A Prayer
June 12, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F. Villanueva Las Vegas – Time is gold and while Timothy Bradley had been warmed up and psyched, thousands of fans eagerly waited for their grand entrance into the flashy arena, yet the affable fighter from the Philippines, Manny Pacquiao made everyone wait a little longer still and it was alright. It's a status he had earned for being the best fighter in the world … [Read more...] about Pacquiao Versus Bradley: Livin' On A Prayer
Hawaiian Punch Can't Be Sweeter
May 14, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F. Villanueva He tucked his pride and started a laborious journey to rebuild himself. At that point it was about pushing back all kinds of distractions and setting priorities straight as he went back to the drawing board and fought less known fighters for lesser pay as if learning something for the first time. I even read reports about how the former world champion … [Read more...] about Hawaiian Punch Can't Be Sweeter
The New Floyd Mayweather Jr. Beats Cotto
May 6, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva 9 Comments
By Mark F. Villanueva If a man is never really free unless he is truly able to speak his mind, then American boxer, Floyd Mayweather Jr. is among the freest men I know. Having built his career with superior defensive skills, many boxing experts have heavily criticized the fighter who calls himself "Money" for not matching his fight game in proportion with his trash talking. … [Read more...] about The New Floyd Mayweather Jr. Beats Cotto
Bernabe Concepcion: A Critical Review
March 20, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F. Villanueva Facing the 5'8 Mexican it was obvious he had to fight him short. But the manner of which Bernabe Concepcion fought Mikey Garcia last March 10, 2012 in Puerto Rico epitomizes the status of his boxing career, rousing an exasperation among Philippine boxing fans in its wake. … [Read more...] about Bernabe Concepcion: A Critical Review
Of Fathers & Sons: Wilfredo Vasquez Jr. Versus Nonito Donaire Jr.
February 2, 2012 By Mark F. Villanueva Leave a Comment
By Mark F. Villanueva Boxing, at its highest level, is like a surgeon dissecting with precision. It is doubly mental than it is physical and keeping distractions to the minimum is vital. When emotions are high it is one's ability to maintain objectivity that stabilizes the hand that executes a correlation of steps devised by fighter and trainer to sprout victory. … [Read more...] about Of Fathers & Sons: Wilfredo Vasquez Jr. Versus Nonito Donaire Jr.
Pacquiao Versus Marquez: Overtime
November 14, 2011 By Mark F. Villanueva 2 Comments
By Mark F. Villanueva Dateline: Las Vegas, Nevada, November 12, 2011 -- Legendary Mexican prizefighter Juan Manuel "Dynamita" Marquez won the Welterweight battle against the best in the world, Manny Pacquiao, in spirit. He walked out of the arena with his head up, pride intact, believing he had done enough to clinch it. On his way out the wowed crowd cheered for him, … [Read more...] about Pacquiao Versus Marquez: Overtime


The first drug, which contained a stable testosterone molecule in its composition, was developed back in the twentieth century and was intended for the treatment of breast cancer in women. But over time, this drug has lost its purpose in oncology because of its pronounced side effects on the liver, and has become widespread among bodybuilders.
The new drug Vermodje Restaver contains in its composition a unified testosterone molecule that is perfectly absorbed in the body and does not destroy liver cells, because during absorption it immediately enters the lymph and not into the bloodstream.
According to the instructions for the use of testosterone undecanoate, for good results in a set of muscle mass, the drug should be taken in combination with other steroids, for example, nandrolone. Such combination of drugs is safe enough for health, highly effective and does not cause side effects. Numerous testimonials about testosterone undecanoate confirm its effectiveness, but it should be taken according to instructions.


Japanese knives come from a tradition of superior quality.
Many high quality Japanese knives can trace their heritage back to ancient Japan and the art of samurai sword making. Today, some of those same techniques are used to create world-class cutlery.


The Tamiya 70110 4-speed crank-axle gearbox has four possible gear ratios, including the highest gear ratio of Tamiya's gearbox series, 5402:1, as well as 126:1, 441:1, and 1543:1.
This gearbox also features a worm gear, which locks the output shaft when the motor is not turning.
A clutch gear prevents the gearbox from destroying itself in case the output shaft gets stuck.
The kit comes with all parts necessary to build the gearbox in any of the four possible configurations.
The low-voltage motors run on 3-6 volts and draw up to a few amps, making them perfect candidates for the Pololu Orangutan LV-168 robot controller Product Code 775, which incorporates these low-voltage motor drivers.


Is the future of TV here?
Check this out… You can get Content Wizard (including the free newspaper template maker) here.
This video might help you get unstuck.
One thing I noticed in my time coaching… People get stuck on the exact same things. This video will help.
Why did Andy Brocklehurst buy this old caravan?


Cephalonia Concierge was created by Rachael Antonatos who is director of events. Qualified to the highest level in Business and finance management and with 20 years experience implementing events Rachael does not fail to deliver. Having also worked in the high end tourism industry in Greece and becoming a passionate Grecophile Rachel then found love with her husband Kostis , with family life firmly rooted in Kefalonia she decided to put her skills into creating beautiful events here in her home island of Kefalonia. Rachael is renowned for her meticulous eye to detail in organizing events not to mention full hands on attitude. From initial communication to the final implementation of your event Rachael will be with you. People buy people and she is the product and the wheel that turns this business , due to absolute 100% commitment to each couple Cephalonia Concierge weddings are exclusive in that they cannot take too many bookings, Thus ensuring a unique service.
As a company Cephalonia Concierge is an experienced finely tuned machine that in over 10 years has selected and maintained a team of suppliers who together create the best events in Kefalonia.
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Investigate the geometry of water and hydrogen bonding between molecules.
Create one molecule of water, run energy minimization. Check the bond length and angle between them.
Add another molecule. Run force field energy minimization. Check the bond length on both molecules, and angles between bonds. Check how the molecules are oriented to each other. Calculate energy of interaction, pay attention to the role of hydrogen bonds. Measure deformation of bonds.
According to Wikipedia the experimental O-H bond length is 95.84nm and the interior H-H angle is 104.5°, so both MMFF94 and UFF perform reasonably.
Note that there is a significant electrostatic interaction between the positively charged hydrogen atom and the oxygen on neighboring molecules.
Note that only the MMFF94 and MMFF94s force fields include hydrogen bonding terms, so two water molecules may not attract each other using other methods.


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Black pastors protest Planned Parenthood 'racism'
Posted By -NO AUTHOR- On 04/23/2008 @ 10:50 pm In Front Page | Comments Disabled
A Republican congressman will join a group of black pastors and pro-life activists in a demonstration at Planned Parenthood offices in the nation's capital to protest an alleged pattern of racist practices by the abortion provider.
The protesters, mobilized by the group Students for Life, are demanding Congress stop funding Planned Parenthood, which received more than $336 million in government grants and contracts in the most recent fiscal year, according to the organization's annual report.
A vigil, including Rep. Trent Franks of Arizona, will begin at 10 a.m. at Planned Parenthood offices at 1108 16th Street in Washington, following by a press conference at 11 a.m.
The protesters will present documentation of an undercover investigation, reported by WND, in which a pro-life student magazine at UCLA found Planned Parenthood staffers in seven states were willing to accept a financial donation targeting the destruction of an unborn black baby.
Other participants in the demonstration include WND columnist Star Parker; Alveda King, niece of Martin Luther King Jr.; Day Gardner, National Black Pro-Life Union; Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, B.O.N.D.; Kristan Hawkins, Students for Life; Rev. Clenard Childress, Black Genocide; Vivan Berryhill, National Coalition of Pastors' Spouses; Catherine Davis, Network of Politically Active Christians; Luke Robinson, Voice of Truth and Life Ministries; Sylinthia Stewart, Aftermath Ministries; and Arnold Culbreath, Life Issues Institute/ProtectingBlackLife.org.
The protesters are sending a letter to the major presidential candidates, Republican National Committee, Democratic National Committee, Democratic and Republican senatorial campaign committees and the Congressional Black Caucus.
The investigation included a conversation between an actor wanting to make a donation and a woman identified as Autumn Kersey, vice president of marketing for Planned Parenthood of Idaho.
Actor: I want to specify that abortion to help a minority group, would that be possible?
Planned Parenthood: Absolutely.
Actor: Like the black community for example?
Planned Parenthood: Certainly.
Actor: The abortion – I can give money specifically for a black baby, that would be the purpose?
Planned Parenthood: Absolutely. If you wanted to designate that your gift be used to help an African-American woman in need, then we would certainly make sure that the gift was earmarked for that purpose.
Actor: Great, because I really faced trouble with affirmative action, and I don't want my kids to be disadvantaged against black kids. I just had a baby; I want to put it in his name.
Planned Parenthood: Yes, absolutely.
Actor: And we don't, you know we just think, the less black kids out there the better.
Planned Parenthood: (Laughs) Understandable, understandable.
Actor: Right. I want to protect my son, so he can get into college.
Planned Parenthood: All right. Excuse my hesitation, this is the first time I've had a donor call and make this kind of request, so I'm excited, and want to make sure I don't leave anything out.
Hear conversations with Planned Parenthood staffers
The investigation included calls to Planned Parenthood in Idaho and half a dozen other states
Meanwhile, a Planned Parenthood branch in Kansas faces 107 misdemeanor and felonies charges for allegedly violating Kansas abortion law
WND reportedanother investigation in which 18-year-old Lila Rose posed as a 15-year-old seeking an abortion at a Planned Parenthood center in Santa Monica, Calif. She was equipped with a hidden camera when she met with an employee to discuss her options.
When the actor revealed she was 15 and her boyfriend was 23, the employee informed her Planned Parenthood was legally required to report the statutory rape, a transcript of the conversation shows.
But the Planned Parenthood staffer then suggested she could say she was 16 and avoid complications.
"Well, just figure out a birth date that works. And I don't know anything," the staffer said.
The Texas-based pro-life group Life Dynamics previously conducted an extensive undercover project in which an adult volunteer posing as a 13-year-old called every Planned Parenthood clinic in the U.S., saying she was pregnant by a 22-year-old boyfriend. Almost without exception, the clinics advised her to obtain an abortion without her parents' knowledge and told her how to protect her boyfriend, who would be guilty in any state of statutory rape.
Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger supported eugenics through birth control to cull people she considered unfit from the population. In 1921, she said eugenics is "the most adequate and thorough avenue to the solution of racial, political and social problems."
At one point, Sanger lamented "the ever increasing, unceasingly spawning class of human beings who never should have been born at all." Another time, Sanger wrote, "We do not want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population."
Bryan Fisher, executive director of Idaho Values Alliance, previously noted to WND that Planned Parenthood has located nearly 80 percent of its clinics nationwide in minority neighborhoods. About one-third of all abortions are performed on blacks, he said, even though they make up only 13 percent of the population.
Nationwide, almost half of all black pregnancies end in abortion.
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Count it out. One billion dollars is one thousand million dollars. If you have one thousand million dollars, $20 million is of the same consequence as losing a $20 under a sofa cushion is to the rest of us.
Elon Musk is reportedly worth somewhere in the vicinity of $23 billion. For him, the $20 million fine imposed by the SEC for fraud amounts to the same as losing a penny behind the sofa cushions for the rest of us.
So, effectively, a slap on the wrist – for fraud. For actually causing harm.
She was vengefully pursued by the feds over what they styled "insider trading" – but were unable to prove in court. They then pursued her even more vengefully for "conspiracy" – which is government-speak for some intangible thing which amounts to we're gonna-get-you-sucker, for something. Amazon.com Gift Card i... Check Amazon for Pricing.
Usually that something is failing to help the government put you behind bars by witnessing against yourself.
So they got her on that – they can get anyone on that – and put her behind bars for it. To ice the cake, they sent her to an especially bleak and distant clink located in Alderson, West Virginia – far from her family in New England and contrary to her request to be caged closer to them, at the clink in Danbury, CT. The Department of Justice (sic) denied her request, claiming that caging Stewart in Connecticut would make it too easy for the media to get to her.
No Hotel Graybar for Elon, though. Not even an ankle bracelet. And while he was forced to resign as chairman of Tesla, he's still not only on the board of directors of Tesla, he is still the CEO – and thus, his punishment is as meaningful as the chump change fine.
Despite his entire enterprise being a gigantic fraud.
Consider his shady marketing, for instance. He touts his $35,000 Model 3 – the model thousands of people have put earnest money deposits on – as being "affordable" and by dint of that, the model which will sell in quantity sufficient to make Tesla profitable on its own two legs (rather than depending for profit on its taxpayer pickpocket division – including tax-refund bribes to people who buy Teslas).
The problem is that Model 3 – the "affordable" one – isn't being produced. The Model 3 which is being produced costs closer to $50k – and Elon charges extra for any paint color other than black.
Amazon.com Gift Card i... Buy New $25.00 (as of 04:40 EDT - Details) This Model 3 at least has a range greater than 150 miles (the range of the "affordable" Model 3, which has a weaker – but cheaper – battery pack). He touts the range of the $50k Model 3 – but not the price.
Or the unavailability of the $35k one.
Ordinary car dealers get in trouble if they bait-and-switch customers too blatantly, advertising a low price for a model they don't stock on purpose to lure people into the store and then hard-selling them the loaded, much more expensive stuff they've got on the floor.
A car company which claimed in its official advertisements and public pronunciamentos that it would be selling a new model at a certain price and then only made available the same car (more or less) at a much-inflated price would likewise probably experience rougher treatment than Elon has received.


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The Royal Library Garden (Danish: Det Kongelige Biblioteks Have), often referred to simply as the Library Garden, is a small, somewhat hidden garden between the Royal Library, the Tøjhus Museum, ChristianIV's Supply Depot and Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen in central Copenhagen, Denmark. It has a reputation for being one of the most tranquil spots in the city centre.

The garden has a shallow water basin with a water feature in the middle, blooming flower beds and large shady trees. It is accessible from the courtyard at Christiansborg's show grounds.

History
The Library Garden is located on top of the former site of Christian IVs old Naval Harbour. The harbour was flanked by an arsenal—now housing the Tøjhus Museum—and a supply depot, both completed in 1694, and was connected to the main harbour by a narrow canal. Later the Navy was moved to Holmens Kanal and the old harbour was filled in 1867. The garden was designed in 1920 by landscape gardener Jens Peder Andersen and Christiansborg's architect Thorvald Jørgensen. As a reminder of its maritime past, a small pond has been retained in the middle of the gardens and an old mooring ring of the type used by ships in the 17th and 18th centuries has been built into the masonry at the end of the gardens.

Features

Basin and water sculpture
The garden has a shallow pool at its centre. In the middle of it stands an eight-metre-high copper sculpture which spouts out cascades of water on the hour. Designed by scultpror Mogens Møller, it was a gift from the Ny Carlsberg Foundation to the Royal Library on the occasion of the opening of its extension, the Black Diamond, located on the waterfront on the other side of the old library building.

Kierkegaard sculpture
A 1918 bronze statue of Søren Kierkegaard by sculptor Louis Hasselriis is located in the middle of the gardens. Kierkegaard appears absorbed in his own thoughts with his gaze directed towards a point on the other side of the wall where his fiancée, Regine Olsen, is said to have lived.

Vegetation
The wide variety of flowers in the gardens change with the seasons. Visitors can enjoy the view from rows of benches in the shade of the trees or from others out in the sun along the wall between the gardens and the yard to the Danish National Archives. Column plinths from the old Christiansborg serve as epergnes in the four grassy corner pieces and the principal axis through the gardens creates a link between the yard to the Danish National Archives and the main entrance to the Royal Library.

Gallery

See also
 Parks and open spaces in Copenhagen

References

See also

Parks in Copenhagen
1920 establishments in Denmark


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Q: ListTile onLongPress Event Not working Flutter I encountered weird issue while creating a learning Todo App. I implemented TaskList Class and TaskTile class as below.
TaskList Class as below
import 'package:provider/provider.dart';
import 'package:todoey/Models/taskdata.dart';
import 'package:todoey/widgets/task_tile.dart';

class TasksList extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  State<TasksList> createState() => _TasksListState();
}

class _TasksListState extends State<TasksList> {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Consumer<TaskData>(builder: (context, taskData, child) {
      return ListView.builder(
        itemBuilder: (context, index) {
          final task = taskData.taskList[index];
          return TaskTile(
            longPressCallBack: () {
              taskData.deleteTask(task);
            },
            name: task.name,
            isChecked: task.isDone,
            checkBoxCallBack: (newValue) {
              taskData.updateTask(task);
            },
          );
        },
        itemCount: taskData.taskList.length,
      );
    });
  }
}

TaskTile Class as below

class TaskTile extends StatelessWidget {
  final bool? isChecked;
  final String name;
  final Function checkBoxCallBack;
  final Function longPressCallBack;

  TaskTile(
      {required this.name,
      this.isChecked,
      required this.checkBoxCallBack,
      required this.longPressCallBack});

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return ListTile(
      title: Text(
        name,
        style: TextStyle(
          decoration: isChecked! ? TextDecoration.lineThrough : null,
        ),
      ),
      trailing: Checkbox(
        fillColor: MaterialStateProperty.all(Colors.lightBlueAccent),
        checkColor: Colors.white,
        value: isChecked!,
        onChanged: (newValue) {
          checkBoxCallBack(newValue);
        },
      ),
      onLongPress: () => longPressCallBack,
    );
  }
}

Now the problem is it doesn't call longPressCallBack of parent class i.e. TaskList class. I debugged and it calls onLongPress of TaskTile class but not calling callback to it's parent class and that is why deleteTask not working.

A: The problem is with this line onLongPress: () => longPressCallBack, on your TaskTile class. Here you are just invoking longPressCallBack closure reference instead of executing the closure function.
Solution:
Change that line to this :  onLongPress: () => longPressCallBack(), or try directly passing function refrence to onLongPress property of ListTile like this  onLongPress: longPressCallBack,

A: You can use VoidCallback instead, look at the following sample code:
class _MyWidgetState extends State<MyWidget> {
  String greeting = "Hello World!";
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Column(
      children: [
        Text(
          greeting,
          style: Theme.of(context).textTheme.headline4,
        ),
        TestButton(
          onClickCallback: () {
            setState(() {
              greeting = "Hello Test!";
            });

          }
        ),
      ],
    );
  }
}

class TestButton extends StatelessWidget {
  final VoidCallback onClickCallback;

  const TestButton( {required this.onClickCallback});

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return ElevatedButton(
      child: const Text("TestButton"),
      onPressed: onClickCallback,
    );

  }
}


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Dear Readers!
The refugee crisis, caused by the war in Syria, has awakened Europe from a deep slumber. Individual member states are outdoing each other – introducing one uncoordinated measure after another as they attempt to stem the seemingly never-ending flow of people desperately seeking help. Whilst Chancellor Merkel is hoping to bring about a European solution, others are closing their borders and seriously thinking about exiting the European Union. No matter where you look, people are saying the party is over. It is time now for facts rather than emotions to be brought to the table. Germany has around 81 million inhabitants and its economy has never been so good. Approximately one million refugees had entered the country when the state elections were held in Baden-Württemberg, Saxony-Anhalt and Rhineland-Pfalz on 13 March. To use the same metaphor: if 81 people are invited to a party and they are joined by one international guest, then the party is by no means over. On the contrary, there is a great opportunity here for the new guest's culture, experience and vitality to enhance the event and make it even more interesting.
As Germany's population continues to fall, demographers are assuming that the country will need around 500,000 new immigrants every year simply to keep its social security system functioning. In the future, therefore, we may find ourselves being grateful each time a migrant decides to stay and do an apprenticeship in our country. What is needed is genuine integration. The Minister for Labour, Social Affairs and Inclusion in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Rainer Schmeltzer, recently published a brochure in four languages so that refugees could find out how the public transport system works in the district of Unna. Whilst talking to one of REMONDIS' board members, he called on the recycling sector to do something similar. The majority of the migrants have little or no experience of using different coloured bins to separate waste. REMONDIS has stepped up to the mark and published a flyer in German, English, French, Farsi and Arabic. We would also be very pleased to receive applications from registered refugees wishing to do an apprenticeship at our company, for example to become a professional truck driver.
If the state of North Rhine-Westphalia were to be a country in its own right, then it would be among the top 10 European nations when it comes to population figures and economic power. The latest waste management report shows that our industry has become one of the biggest drivers of growth. Whilst traditional industries, such as coal, steel and energy, continue to decline, an ever increasing number of people are working in recycling, industrial and municipal services and water management. REMONDIS is both a driving force and the backbone of this really pleasing development. And what makes REMONDIS what it is, is its 32,000 employees who work for their local inhabitants and their municipal and industrial customers in 33 countries every single day. Looking at all this, it is a shame that politicians would appear to be paying so little attention to the IFAT exhibition which is being held in Munich from 30 May to 03 June. REMONDIS is going to be there even if the Federal Minister of the Environment is not. We look forward to seeing you there!
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An extensive range of services
Last summer, BUCHEN began providing an extensive range of logistics services for one of the largest refineries in Germany. The company is in charge of waste management logistics, transporting materials between on-site facilities and handling all mail at the plant. REMONDIS West is also helping it to carry out the recycling work.
More than simply petrol stations
BP provides services for and sells products to millions of customers across Germany every single day with its BP, Aral and Castrol brands. The company operates refineries and produces fuels, heating oil and lubricants which are sold on to wholesalers and distributors as well as to final consumers via its petrol stations. BP runs its Scholven and Horst plants in Gelsenkirchen (a town situated in the Ruhr area) as an integrated refinery. Each year, it processes around 12 million tonnes of crude oil to manufacture over 50 different products: petrol, diesel, aircraft fuel, heating oil, bitumen and petroleum coke as well as a wide range of petrochemical products, primarily for the plastics industry.
12 million tonnes of crude oil
The amount of oil processed by BP in Gelsenkirchen every year to manufacture over 50 different types of product
Just like a small town
The various production plants at the two sites in Gelsenkirchen are spread over around 360 hectares – approximately twice the size of the state of Monaco – and belong to Ruhr Oel GmbH, in which BP owns a 50 percent share. Indeed the site functions just like a small town as it covers such an extensive area. This is particularly true when it comes to dealing with the complex material streams: it is essential that a sophisticated logistics network is in place if everything is to run smoothly there. This is where BUCHEN comes into play, providing its logistics services and helping to take the pressure off the site's operator by performing organisational tasks that only indirectly affect the production processes.
Material flow management in cooperation with others
One of the company's three largest areas of work is waste management logistics which is handled by both BUCHEN and the regional company REMONDIS West. Both collaboration partners specialise in collecting and transporting all types of waste and the tasks have been clearly divided up between the two companies. REMONDIS West is responsible for all commercial waste including paper and cardboard. The various material fractions are first thrown away into a range of different containers, picked up according to a fixed schedule and then transported away for processing and recycling.
The production plants at the sites in Gelsenkirchen are spread over ca. 360 hectares – an area almost twice the size of Monaco.
All other types of waste are collected by BUCHEN and taken to the relevant plant or facility. To be able to do this work, the company procured hundreds of additional containers for the refinery in Gelsenkirchen and invested in a number of new vehicles. BUCHEN UmweltService GmbH's Ruhr Region division is in charge of the actual operations.
Systematic material logistics
A further contract signed by BUCHEN covers all material logistics inside the plant. The tasks here are extensive, with components and machinery having to be moved between the on-site facilities, drums containing samples taken from A to B and technical equipment transferred from one place to another every single day. All these activities are organised and performed by BUCHEN's logistics team – a complex task that calls for high levels of flexibility and absolute reliability.
A wide range of refinery and petrochemical facilities: the Gelsenkirchen site has a complex system in place to process crude oil
A smooth transition
Before starting this major contract, BUCHEN invested a considerable sum of money to ensure it could carry out the comprehensive logistics tasks in the best possible way. The preparation work, concept and implementation went perfectly: BUCHEN's services have become an integral part of the site after only a very short transitional period – to the great satisfaction of its client.
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