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Q: Exporting directly from another CommonJS module I'm using CommonJS and Browserify, is there anything wrong with creating a module that all it does is to unite exports from other modules? For example:
var submodule1 = require('sub-module-1');
var submodule2 = require('sub-module-2');

module.exports = {
  widget1: submodule1.widget1,
  widget2: submodule2.widget2,
  widget3: submodule2.widget3,
};

A: No. There's nothing "wrong" with this. It's up to your discretion how best to modularize and package your code so that it makes the most sense for you, your colleagues and fellow developers.

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Harley Museum will be center of 115th Anniversary
Harley-Davidson's celebration planned for Labor Day weekend is a party 115 years in the making. And the heart of this year's 115th Anniversary is the Harley-Davidson Museum, the central rally point where the history and heritage of this iconic brand comes to life.
Free activities are scheduled at the Museum throughout the Labor Day weekend party, including free live music on two stages, thrilling stunt shows, photo opportunities, custom and unique works of art, a display of the latest Harley-Davidson motorcycle models and a slew of food and drink vendors. A full list of activities can be found here. Some highlights from each day include:
Wednesday 8/29 – Sunday 9/2
Stunt shows: Do not try this at home, but definitely check it out here. Stunt performers will give you the ultimate thrill as they show you what not to do while tearing up the pavement themselves.
Live concerts: A variety of music will be provided throughout the weekend on two main stages, including (but not limited to):
Stage Hoggs, Spitfire Rodeo and A Thousand Horses on Wednesday, August 29
Dark Horse, Eminence, Shallow Side and Hairball on Thursday, August 30
Bad Habitz, Rival Sons and The Record Company on Friday, August 31
Pat Simmons, Boombox, Supersuckers and The Reverend Horton Heat on Saturday, September 1
ZZ-3 on Sunday, September 2
Get inked: You'll want to remember the 115th Anniversary forever, and you can by getting inked by professional tattoo artists.
Exclusive pinstriping: Custom pinstriping will be available by professional artists to customize your ride — just BYOB(bike)!
The hottest new rides: This is the weekend to treat yourself. Check out the Model Year 2019 Harley-Davidson motorcycles on display and get the inside scoop from H-D employees.
Saturday 9/1
Motorcycle Field Games: Participate in old-school motorcycle games such as Slow Races, Plank Ride, T-Ball, Barrel Roll, Ball on Cone and Weenie Bite to support the BUILD program — a non-profit educational organization dedicated to pairing teams of high school students with bike-building mentors in a collective effort to learn valuable life and interpersonal skills while working on motorcycles. Register for games here.
Sunday 9/2
Custom Bike Show: You know your bike is amazing, so show it off at the H-D Museum Custom Bike Show. Classes include Antique, VRSC (V-Twin Racing Street Custom, or V-Rod), Sidecar, Trike, Full Dresser, Stock Sportster, Stock Big Twin, Show Custom, Custom Touring, Radical Custom, Pro Class and Non-H-D Cool Custom. Register your bike here — or just come check out some of the coolest rides from across the country.
Throughout the weekend, before and after, the Museum also has special and permanent exhibits that illustrate Harley-Davidson's 115-year history, including:
"Taming the Road in Style": Comfort, redefined by each new generation of riders, plays a significant role in Harley-Davidson's ongoing story of combining cutting-edge innovation with timeless styling cues. Harley-Davidson Museum's newest exhibit examines this history, drawing a line from the dawn of the bicycle to the launch of present-day Harley-Davidson Softail models.
Panorama Display: Focused on the art of riding, this exhibit, which opened in May, provides a detailed visual record of motorcycle clubs, organized rides and outings and formal portraits of military and police groups. The display includes framed original prints, as well as modern prints from negatives or digital scans.
Tsunami Motorcycle Display: A Harley-Davidson motorcycle was recovered on an isolated beach in British Columbia. The bike had drifted over 4,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean after being washed away in a storage container during the devastating tsunami that struck Japan on March 11, 2011. For the past six years, it has been on display at the Harley-Davidson Museum and serves as a memorial to the tragedy that claimed more than 15,000 lives.
Permanent:
Clubs and Competition: See who has gone faster, higher, farther than anyone else.
Custom Culture: Check out the personal expression and creativity that goes with the riding culture.
Engine Room: Designed for performance and styled for appearance, engines are at the center of Harley-Davidson's identity. It is, after all, the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. Learn more about the major engine families that Harley-Davidson has engineered over its 115-year history and take a deep dive into the motor's workings with tidbits and trivia related to the Motor Company's legendary story.
Experience Gallery: Enough looking, it's time to throw a leg over a Harley-Davidson and feel that sense of freedom that can only be delivered by Harley-Davidson. The diverse bikes in this gallery are here for you to sit on, touch and admire.
The Harley-Davidson Journey : Experience all 115 years of H-D's legacy with galleries that bring decades of motorcycle history to life.
Motorcycle Gallery: See the dozens of bikes that have been instrumental in the H-D journey and are the epitome of the brand — beauty, performance, functionality and style.
Tank wall: Beauty meets function with a wall of some of the most iconic Harley-Davidson tanks ever designed and customized.
Imagination Station and Build a Bike: The Museum isn't just for adults! Kids can also get decked out in Harley gear and rev up the engine of their dream motorcycle.
Museum admission tickets in-hand will be the fastest way to gain access to the exhibits. Click here to skip the lines and purchase your tickets now.
By showing your Rally Pack wristband, you will be offered special access and discounts for Museum-related activities as well as special offers throughout the city. Each Pack offers different Museum-related exclusives, but the Chrome Pack is your go-to for exclusive Museum access and savings. Some of the features in that pack include:
Private lounge access
Davidson Family Storytellers Session
Gallery Talks/Mini Tours with free admission
Early access to The Shop on the H-D Museum campus, plus 10% off your purchase
$100 Museum gift card
Early access to factory tours
Check out the Rally Pack section for more information and to buy your Pack.
Leave your mark in Milwaukee! Celebrate your H-D journey or honor the legacy of a loved one with a customized Living the Legend rivet, permanently displayed on the H-D Museum grounds. Don't miss out on the H-D 115th Anniversary rivets only available through December 2018. Customize a rivet today.
Ready for the party? Start now! Riders are encouraged to share their stories online via the #HD115 hashtag.
All H.O.G. members enjoy complimentary admission to the Harley-Davidson Museum with a valid H.O.G. membership card and photo ID. General admission tickets are on sale now. Museum hours and an event lineup can be found here.

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The recent plateau killings had seen many notable Nigerians cry for a justice that might never come.
However, Commander of the Special Military Task Force, Major General Anthony Atolagbe, last night confirmed that 56 persons were killed.
We are living in a country where our lives are nothing but practice target for fulani herdsmen whose malice is just uncalled for.
And no matter how many of us that are killed by these terrorists, the president has decided to play dumb.
Like many would say, the agenda of ethnic and religious cleansing is real.
Read: Alibaba Reacts To D'banj Son's Death.
Read what Yemi Alade has to say concerning the recent plateau killings.
The recent plateau killings is telling us that President Buari is as incompetent as paracetamol against hiv aids.
Alibaba Reacts To D'banj Son's Death.


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Place ham in a shallow roasting pan, and stud ham with whole cloves. In a small bowl, mix orange juice concentrate with honey. Pour mixture evenly over ham. Tent ham with aluminum foil.
Bake ham for 1 hour, basting occasionally.
Everyone loved this. I combined the honey and orange juice and poured it over the ham and then let it cook. I didn't have any whole cloves, so I just ommitted them completely.
This was pretty good but found it could have used more honey and more zip. Next time I will use this recipe but add Worchestershire sauce.
I make this ham every year. Instead of honey I use 1 cup of maple syrup which gives a thicker glaze. Instead of frozen orange juice I use ready to drink orange juice. It is a hit in our family!
I tried this recipe yesterday for my New Year's Day ham and can sum it up in two words: Simple Elegance!
Got rave reviews of this at Christmas! I had to up the recipe to feed 6. I used orange blossom honey to add even more orange flavor.


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Nation and government
by John Wilson
As members of the British Empire, New Zealanders once sang 'God save the King'. But since 1977 there has been another national anthem, 'God defend New Zealand', which today is often sung in Māori as well. Like the emblematic silver fern, it symbolises the emergence of a distinctive, independent democracy in the South Pacific.
The origins of nationhood
The Treaty of Waitangi
The story of New Zealand as a modern nation state began in 1840. In that year the country became a British colony when more than 500 Māori chiefs and representatives of Queen Victoria signed the Treaty of Waitangi. The treaty is the country's founding document.
The treaty in English and Māori
The treaty was written in English and translated into Māori. Most Māori chiefs signed this translation. It seems likely that the two peoples had a different understanding of certain key concepts.
After a preamble, which noted the need to provide for peace and good order, there were three 'articles'. The English version of the first article stated that the chiefs ceded 'the rights and powers of sovereignty' to the Queen of England. The English understood sovereignty to mean supreme or ultimate authority. The Māori translation was 'kāwanatanga' or 'governorship', and was derived from the word 'governor'. Māori might have understood this to mean power as exercised by the governor of New South Wales in Australia – a more distant and limited power than sovereignty.
In the second article the Queen guaranteed to Māori chiefs and tribes 'the full exclusive and undisturbed possession of their Lands and Estates Forests Fisheries and other properties'. In the Māori version, chiefs and tribes were promised 'te tino rangatiratanga'. This meant the full essence of chieftainship, which Māori may have interpreted to be much closer to absolute power. In addition, the phrase 'Forests Fisheries and other properties' was translated as 'taonga' (treasures). This has subsequently been interpreted to include other treasures such as the Māori language.
The third article gave Māori the 'rights and privileges' of British subjects.
Exactly how the treaty was understood at the time is uncertain, and there have been many debates about its meaning since. All that can be said with certainty is that the chiefs who signed the treaty agreed that the British should exercise some sort of power or authority in New Zealand, and that people from Britain, Europe and Australia could settle in the country. They understood that in turn they were guaranteed possession of their lands, that they could maintain their own customs, and that the traditional authority of the chiefs would be upheld.
The treaty in law
The treaty still governs the relationship between the Crown and Māori. Its legal status has been debated, but the rights it proclaims are now enforceable in the courts, in certain circumstances.
Today the copy of the Treaty of Waitangi signed on 6 February 1840 has an honoured place in the He Tohu exhibition at the National Library of New Zealand in Wellington. But it bears the scars of neglect. It had a narrow escape in 1841, when the Auckland public offices where it was kept burned down. In the later 19th century, while in storage in Wellington, the document was gnawed by rats and damaged by water. Later it was transferred to the Alexander Turnbull Library for safe-keeping, then placed on public display once the treaty was recognised to be one of the nation's founding documents.
The Waitangi Tribunal
The Waitangi Tribunal, first established in 1975, hears claims by Māori who believe they have been prejudicially affected by legislation or practices of the Crown. In 1985 the tribunal was empowered to hear claims relating to any actions by the Crown since 1840. More than 2,000 claims have been made to the tribunal. Ngāi Tahu made a successful claim on the grounds that promises were not honoured when the tribe sold its land to the government in the mid-19th century. Several North Island tribes have lodged claims that the confiscation of land during the wars of the 1860s was unjust. The tribunal makes recommendations on claims which the government can either accept or reject.
The tribunal can also be asked to report whether any proposed legislation runs contrary to the Treaty of Waitangi.
Once the Waitangi Tribunal has made a recommendation on a claim, the Office of Treaty Settlements negotiates a settlement between the tribe concerned and the Crown.
From colony to nation
New Zealand as a colony
In 1840 Britain made New Zealand initially a dependency of New South Wales, and at the end of that year it became a separate colony. As a colony, it adopted institutions of government and political practices from the 'mother country'.
To rule the country the government of the United Kingdom appointed governors, advised by appointed executive and legislative councils, but accountable only to the Colonial Office in London.
New Zealand becomes self-governing
In 1852 the British Parliament passed the New Zealand Constitution Act which provided for an elected House of Representatives and an appointed Legislative Council. The General Assembly (the House and Council together) first met in 1854.
New Zealand became effectively self-governing in all domestic matters (except 'native policy') in 1856, when responsible government (the executive having the support of a majority of the members of the House of Representatives) was accepted. Control over native policy passed to the colonial government in the mid-1860s. The New Zealand government became fully responsible for its own foreign relations in 1935 when the first Labour government explicitly claimed such responsibility.
New Zealand took an individual stance in world affairs only slowly. One small but significant step came in 1919 when the prime minister, William Massey, signed the Treaty of Versailles, which ended the First World War. Previously British prime ministers had signed such major international treaties for New Zealand. The pen Massey used is on display in Parliament Buildings in Wellington.
A unitary state
The 1852 Constitution Act established a system of government in which some responsibilities and powers were held by provincial governments. The provinces, which had elected councils and superintendents, were particularly active in promoting immigration, and in land sales and development. But the colonial Parliament could abolish the provinces by a simple majority vote, and the provincial governments disappeared in 1876. Since then, New Zealand has had a unitary system of government, with Parliament the single and supreme source of power. The New Zealand Parliament has had only one chamber, the House of Representatives, since the Legislative Council was abolished in 1950.
Steps to full independence
New Zealand did not have to fight for the right to govern itself, and moved slowly down the road to full independence:
In 1907, six years after its six neighbouring colonies had formed the Commonwealth of Australia, New Zealand was styled a dominion rather than a colony.
In 1947 New Zealand adopted the Statute of Westminster (passed by the British Parliament in 1931), which confirmed that the New Zealand Parliament alone had the power to make laws for the country.
In 1986 the Constitution Act ended residual British legislative powers, making New Zealand formally responsible (as it had been in practice for many years) for its own system of government.
In 2003 the right of appeal from New Zealand courts to the British Privy Council was abolished.
In 1840 New Zealand's only sizeable European town was Kororāreka in the Bay of Islands. After British sovereignty had been proclaimed, Governor William Hobson established his seat of government at nearby Okiato. He named the new capital Russell. But in 1841, Hobson moved the capital to the shores of the Waitematā Harbour, where he had founded Auckland. The site of 'New Zealand's first capital' sank back into obscurity. In 1865 the seat of government was moved again, from Auckland to Wellington.
The seat of government was moved from the Bay of Islands to Auckland in 1841 and from Auckland to Wellington in 1865.
Law and convention
New Zealand does not have a written constitution. The rules about how the country is governed are contained in acts of Parliament or embodied in 'conventions' (customary rules which lack legal standing).
The Constitution Act 1852 established New Zealand's system of government. Subsequent acts of the British and New Zealand parliaments included further constitutional provisions. The Constitution Act 1986 consolidated these earlier acts and clarified certain conventions.
The Electoral Act 1993 sets out how elections are to be conducted and the qualifications for voters and members of Parliament.
New Zealand does not have a Bill of Rights, of higher status than the ordinary law of the country. Some rights are safeguarded under common law. Two acts of Parliament strengthened the protection of rights:
The Bill of Rights Act 1990 specified the rights citizens could expect when dealing with the government.
The Human Rights Act 1993 prohibited discrimination on various grounds.
System of government
New Zealand is a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. The only body which can make laws is the elected House of Representatives.
Losing her head
New Zealand's early postage stamps carried portraits of the reigning British monarch. The head of Queen Victoria was on the very first stamp, in 1855. When Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in 1953, a new stamp issue with the young monarch's head appeared. This was the last general issue of stamps to carry the monarch's portrait. In 1960 a new general stamp issue continued the tradition established with an 1898 'pictorial' issue, featuring New Zealand scenery, history and life. Most stamps, whether general or special issues, now carry images of distinctively New Zealand scenery, art and architecture, sports, and a host of other subjects.
Queen Elizabeth II is the head of state, or sovereign. On her accession in 1952 she was proclaimed in New Zealand 'Queen of this Realm and all her other Realms'. She reigns as the Queen of New Zealand independently of her position as Queen of the United Kingdom. Her representative in New Zealand, the governor-general, has symbolic and ceremonial roles and is not involved in the day-to-day running of the government, which is the domain of the prime minister.
The Queen's portrait appears on New Zealand's banknotes and coins (though no longer on most issues of postage stamps). The continued use of the image of the Queen is no longer an indication that New Zealand is in any way politically subservient to the United Kingdom, but the fact that the two countries still share a monarch does reflect their long-standing ties.
In New Zealand sovereignty is exercised by Parliament (both the monarch and the House of Representatives). A bill needs the assent of the Queen or her representative to become law; it is not sufficient for the House merely to pass a bill. Traditionally this assent is never withheld.
When New Zealanders talk about 'the Crown' they are usually referring not to the Queen as a person but to the government as a whole.
The first New Zealand-born governor-general
For many years, the Queen's representatives in New Zealand were usually members of England's minor aristocracy. The first New Zealand-born governor-general, Sir Arthur Porritt – an Olympic medallist – was appointed in 1967. Porritt had lived in England since 1923 and he retired to that country when his term was up. But all his successors to the highest office in the land have been New Zealand citizens and New Zealand residents.
The governor-general
Royal powers are exercised by the governor-general, appointed by the Queen on the recommendation of the prime minister. The title of the office was changed from governor to governor-general in 1917.
The governor-general's main function is to ask the leader of the majority party in Parliament (usually after an election) to form a government. He or she gives the royal assent to acts of Parliament and is the titular commander in chief of the armed forces.
The governor-general is required by convention always to follow the advice of ministers who enjoy the support of a majority of the members of the House of Representatives.
The single chamber of the New Zealand Parliament is called the House of Representatives. The nominated Legislative Council, also established by the 1852 Constitution Act, was abolished in 1950.
The important powers of the House of Representatives are:
to approve the raising and spending of money by the government
to pass laws.
The presiding officer of the House of Representatives, the speaker, is elected by the House.
Not according to plan
New Zealand's Parliament Buildings are an architectural mish-mash. The three main buildings are the 1899 Victorian Gothic Parliamentary Library, the early 20th-century Edwardian Baroque Parliament House (only part of a proposal for an imposing, domed building) and a later 20th-century executive wing, popularly called 'The Beehive'. The linking of three quite different buildings, and the failure to complete the main building to the original design, reflects the way New Zealand's system of government has developed – in a casual, haphazard way rather than following a 'grand scheme'.
The most powerful political body is cabinet. Its members are ministers of the Crown and it is chaired by the prime minister. Cabinet's power derives solely from conventions. The 1986 Constitution Act spelled out the convention that only members of the House of Representatives can be ministers.
The Executive Council, presided over by the governor-general, dates from 1840. It is distinct from cabinet. It no longer makes policy decisions, but has formal functions and it makes statutory regulations (under powers delegated by Parliament).
The electoral system
Eligibility to vote
All citizens and permanent residents aged 18 years or over who are not in gaol are eligible to vote in parliamentary elections. New Zealand has had universal adult suffrage since women were given the vote in 1893.
Eligibility to stand for Parliament
Only New Zealand citizens are eligible to sit in Parliament. Women were given the right in 1919.
The term of Parliament
Parliament is elected for a three-year term. The term can be cut short by the prime minister asking the governor-general to dissolve Parliament and call a 'snap' election.
The size of Parliament
In 2019 Parliament had 120 seats. There were 64 general electorate seats, seven Māori seats and 49 party list seats. The number of seats can vary slightly, depending on the outcome of an election.
The voting system
For most of the 20th century New Zealand had a 'first-past-the-post' electoral system. Candidates who gained a simple majority in single-member constituencies were returned to Parliament.
In a 1993 referendum, New Zealanders voted for mixed member proportional (MMP) representation. Under this system each voter can cast two votes:
The first is the party vote – for the political party the voter wants to form the government. In general, the more party votes a party gets, the more members of Parliament it will have.
The second is an electorate vote – for the candidate the voter wants to be a local electorate member of Parliament. The candidate who gets the most votes is elected to be the MP for that electorate.
The total number of MPs a party has in the new Parliament is determined by the size of its party vote. For example, if a party gets 50% of the party vote it will be entitled to half the members of Parliament. If the party has not won in enough individual electorates to reach the number of MPs to which it is entitled, the number is made up from the 'party list' – a list of candidates, with the people the party most wants in Parliament at the top of the list. Each party draws up its list before the election.
A political party's representation in Parliament can be made up of both electorate and party-list members or only of party-list members (if the party gains more than 5% of the party vote but does not win any individual electorates). It is entitled to a number of MPs corresponding to the percentage of the party vote which it has gained. If a party wins an electorate seat it is entitled to a number of MPs corresponding to its percentage of the party vote, even if it gains below 5% of the party vote. If a party does not win an electorate seat and fails to gain 5% or more of the party vote, it is not entitled to any seats in Parliament.
The Māori seats
Māori have had separate representation in Parliament since 1867. Under the 1975 Māori electoral option, people of Māori descent can choose whether to vote in a general or a Māori electorate. In 2019 there were seven Māori seats. The number depends on how many voters opt to be on the Māori electoral roll.
Party in Parliament
The party which has a majority in the House of Representatives forms the government. Under MMP it is less likely than under 'first-past-the-post' that a single party will have a majority. Coalition or minority governments have become usual.
The caucuses (members of Parliament belonging to a particular political party) play important roles but their powers, like those of cabinet, are governed by convention.
The state sector and Crown entities
What is the state sector?
The agencies which help the government frame and implement policy are known collectively as the state sector. Organisations in this sector can be as varied as the Ministry of Education, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand or the Inland Revenue Department. With few exceptions they are answerable to ministers of the Crown.
Ministries and departments
In February 2011 there were 38 departments or ministries. Some exist mainly to give policy advice to ministers. Others also have administrative roles. The Department of Conservation, for example, gives advice to its minister on conservation issues and also administers protected Crown land.
Officers of Parliament
A few individuals in the state sector are officers of Parliament and independent of the executive government:
the controller and auditor general
the parliamentary commissioner for the environment.
These officers review activities of the executive government and report directly to Parliament.
Tier 2 state sector
Beneath departments and offices of Parliament are a group of bodies which are legally separate from the Crown but indirectly accountable to ministers. They include:
Crown entities
In 2011, excluding school boards of trustees, there were 104 Crown entities, funded by the state and performing a range of functions. Important Crown entities include:
20 district health boards, which run the country's hospitals
eight Crown research institutes
eight universities, 18 polytechnics and three wānanga
Radio New Zealand and Television New Zealand.
What happened to the Post Office?
Until the 1980s, post offices were at the centre of life in New Zealand towns and cities. The post office was a government department which operated both the postal and telephone systems and ran the Post Office Savings Bank. It was one of the largest business enterprises in the country. In 1900, 1,700 branches served a population of 800,000. But in 1987, as part of the sweeping reforms which followed the 1984 election, the department was split up. New Zealand Post has remained a state-owned enterprise, but the telephone system and savings bank were eventually sold into private hands. Post offices were replaced by agency post shops and most of the Post Office buildings have been put to new uses.
Public Finance Act Fourth Schedule Organisations
This small group of 57 organisations are mainly Trusts, Reserve Boards and Fish and Game Councils which are funded by the state but do not operate under a full Crown entity governance regime.
Before 1984, when selling state assets became government policy, the government ran many commercial enterprises directly, including the railways, the telephone system, a savings bank and the electricity system.
The government still owns enterprises which are run on commercial lines, among them power companies and the post office. There were 16 of these state-owned enterprises in September 2011.
The legal system
In New Zealand the judiciary (which interprets and enforces the country's laws) is separate from both the legislature (Parliament, which makes the laws) and the executive (which runs the day-to-day affairs of government). Judges are appointed by the governor-general. Convention denies the government the authority to direct judges and the Constitution Act spells out the limited circumstances in which they can be removed from office.
New Zealand has a hierarchy of courts:
the High Court
the Court of Appeal
the Supreme Court, which replaced the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council as New Zealand's final court of appeal in 2003.
In New Zealand courts, judges act as neutral referees while opposing sides present their cases. New Zealand inherited the system of trial by jury from Britain.
The Family Court and Youth Court are divisions of District Courts. The Employment Court hears cases brought under the Employment Relations Act, and the Environment Court hears matters raised under the Resource Management Act. The Māori Land Court rules on matters concerning land held on tenures peculiar to Māori.
Justices of the peace and tribunals
Individual citizens appointed justices of the peace perform minor judicial functions. Some tribunals, commissions and authorities have quasi-judicial roles. Commissions of inquiry are temporary bodies set up to look into specific matters.
The law enforced by the New Zealand courts is a combination of the following laws:
Common law. English common law became part of the law of New Zealand in 1840. New Zealand common law now also includes law derived from decisions made by New Zealand courts.
Statute law. These are the current acts of the New Zealand Parliament.
United Kingdom statute law. A small number of United Kingdom statutes remain part of the law of New Zealand.
Subordinate legislation. Regulations are made by order-in-council under powers delegated by Parliament, and by-laws are made by local authorities.
A subordinate position
Local government in New Zealand is independent of, but subordinate to, central government. Local government gives consents under the Resource Management Act for different activities. The boundaries of local authorities are defined by the Local Government Commission.
Territorial local authorities
In 2019 there were 61 city (mainly urban) or district (rural, or both rural and urban) councils. Some local matters were handled by 110 community boards, which are independently elected. They were funded by and reported to a city or district council. City and district councils provide a wide range of services, from public libraries to waste-water treatment.
In 2019, 11 regional councils had responsibility for the environment and public transport. Regions can embrace several cities or districts. In addition six councils were 'unitary authorities' – a single elected council acting as both regional and city or district council.
City, district and regional councils and community boards are elected at triennial local elections. The mayors of cities and districts are directly elected.
City, district and regional councils have the power to levy rates (taxes on land and buildings) to fund their activities.
Nationhood and identity
The name of the country
New Zealand was named, probably by a Dutch cartographer, some time after the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman made the first recorded European landfall in 1642. Australia was then known as New Holland, and so New Zealand was named after Zeeland, the other main Netherlands province.
The commonly accepted Māori name for the country is Aotearoa ('land of the long white cloud'). Some believe it was given by the early Polynesian navigator Kupe, but it came into widespread use only in the late 19th century. There are also Māori names for both the North Island and the South Island, most commonly Te Ika a Māui (the fish of Māui) and Te Wai Pounamu (greenstone waters).
A separate New Zealand citizenship was created by the British Nationality and New Zealand Citizenship Act 1948. The description 'British subject' remained on New Zealand passports until 1977.
Almost everyone born in New Zealand is a New Zealand citizen. New immigrants can apply for citizenship by grant, after meeting residence and English-language requirements.
The New Zealand flag
The New Zealand flag has the Union flag of the United Kingdom in one corner and – representing the Southern Cross, a constellation visible in the New Zealand night sky – four five-pointed red stars with white borders, all on a blue background.
Based on an 1869 version of the British blue ensign, it was adopted as the country's official flag in 1902.
The New Zealand coat of arms
The New Zealand coat of arms was adopted in 1911 and standardised in 1956. Elements of the design reflect the importance of overseas trade, farming and mining.
New Zealand has two national anthems. 'God save the Queen [or King]' first came into use in 1840. 'God defend New Zealand' (written in 1876) was adopted as a national hymn in 1940 and in 1977 given equal status with 'God save the Queen'. A Māori translation is often sung before the English verses.
'Hear our voices, we entreat'
In 1940 the government purchased the rights to Thomas Bracken's song 'God defend New Zealand' from a Dunedin musical firm, so that it could become the country's national song. Later, it was made the second national anthem. By the late 20th century it had largely eclipsed the official, British anthem, 'God save the Queen'. One line in the song continues to puzzle many. There is no agreement as to what Bracken meant by 'guard Pacific's triple star'. The most popular theory is that the line refers to the three main islands of New Zealand.
New Zealand has three official languages, English, Māori and sign language. Māori became an official language in 1987. New Zealand sign language became a third official language in April 2006.
Two statutory holidays relate to national identity. Waitangi Day is on 6 February, the anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840, and has been a holiday since 1974. Anzac Day, on 25 April, is commemorated as the anniversary of the 1915 landing of New Zealand troops during the First World War at Gallipoli, on the western coast of Turkey.
Although church and state are separate in New Zealand, Easter and Christmas are observed as holidays. Secular holidays include Labour Day, Queen's Birthday and the anniversary days of the various provinces, held on or close to the founding dates of each province.
Magical pāua
New Zealand's most handsome shellfish, the pāua (Haliotis iris – related to the abalone of the northern Pacific), was important in the traditional Māori diet. It is now more widely popular, and its flesh is a valuable export. The lustrous inner shell, with opalescent greens and blues, is of cultural significance. Māori applied it as decoration (often for the eyes of carved figures on meeting houses), and it is also used in souvenirs and in fine jewellery.
National animal and flower
The flightless native bird, the kiwi, represents New Zealand, but it has no official status as a symbol. New Zealand does not have an official national flower, but the silver fern (Cyathea dealbata), which appears on army insignia and sporting team uniforms, is an unofficial national emblem. Other unofficial symbols are the red pōhutukawa (Metrosideros excelsa) and yellow kōwhai (Sophora spp.).
The quirky things that contribute to a sense of nationhood are called 'kiwiana'. Among these are black gumboots, the wooden Buzzy Bee toy, pavlova cakes, plastic tikis, pāua shell ashtrays, marching girls and hefty railway crockery.
New Zealand in the world
New Zealand is a small country, with an extensive coastline and a substantial sea-borne trade with countries in all parts of the world.
The British connection
New Zealand became part of the British Empire in 1840. The European (overwhelmingly British) settlers took the connection with Britain for granted, seeing themselves as an integral part of an extended 'British world'. Until the fall of Singapore in 1942 they regarded the British navy as the main guarantee of the country's security. New Zealanders served in both world wars.
Ally of the United States
During the Pacific War of 1941–45 the United States, not Britain, protected New Zealand against the Japanese. After the war, in 1951, New Zealand joined the United States and Australia in the ANZUS alliance. New Zealand's participation in the alliance ended when, as part of an anti-nuclear policy adopted in 1984, it declined to allow nuclear-armed or nuclear-propelled ships to enter its ports.
A South Pacific nation
New Zealand has close constitutional and other ties with the Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau. The citizens of all three countries are also New Zealand citizens. The Cook Islands and Niue are fully self-governing states in free association with New Zealand. Tokelau is a dependent territory of New Zealand and though technically not self-governing, already enjoys a substantial measure of self-government. It is likely to become a self-governing state in free association with New Zealand, like Niue and the Cook Islands. New Zealand is a member of the Pacific Forum, the other members of which are the South Pacific island states, Australia and Papua New Guinea.
Australia is New Zealand's closest neighbour and its most important ally and trading partner. A formal closer economic relationship (CER) has been in place since 1983. Although New Zealand declined to join the Australian Federation formed in 1901, New Zealanders and Australians are free to enter each other's country to live and work. The two countries are fierce sporting rivals, but share many cultural characteristics. Anzac Day – the anniversary of the 1915 landing of troops from both countries on Gallipoli – is commemorated in both countries.
New Zealand maintains bilateral relations with many countries and participates in world affairs through membership of the United Nations and the Commonwealth of Nations. At the founding conference of the United Nations in 1945, New Zealand championed a role for small nations in the organisation's affairs. In the Commonwealth, New Zealand has played a role out of proportion to its small size.
The Ross Dependency
The part of Antarctica administered by New Zealand is named after the notable British Antarctic explorer, Sir James Clark Ross. New Zealand produces special Ross Dependency stamps, which came into use in 1957. In the same year, a post office was established at New Zealand's Scott Base, when parties first started 'wintering over' on the ice. A new issue of Ross Dependency stamps appeared in 1967, when decimal currency began.
Overseas trade is very important to New Zealand's economic well-being. New Zealand participates in the WTO (World Trade Organisation), APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation Forum) and the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) and is a persistent lobbyist for international trade liberalisation, especially in farm products.
New Zealand has a special association with Antarctica and was an original signatory to the Antarctic Treaty in 1959. The Ross Dependency is administered by New Zealand.
How to cite this page: John Wilson, 'Nation and government', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/nation-and-government/print (accessed 20 January 2020)
Story by John Wilson, published 8 Feb 2005, updated 16 Sep 2016
All text licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 New Zealand Licence ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/nz/deed.en). Commercial re-use may be allowed on request. All non-text content is subject to specific conditions. © Crown Copyright.


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Clark, Gene, Fred M Loxsom, Earl S Doderer, and Philip Haves. "Performance of Roofpond Cooled Residences in U.S. Climate." Passive Solar Journal 4.3 (1987) 265-292.
Haves, Philip. "The Application of Simulation to the Evaluation of Building Energy Control Systems." UKSC87 Conference 1987.
Green, Cedric, and Philip Haves. "Generation of Data for Passive Solar Building Simulation from a Three Dimensional Architectural Modelling System." PLEA'86 Conference 1986.
Littler, John GF, and Philip Haves. "Development of SERI-RES within the UK Passive Solar Programme." 10th National Passive Solar Conference 1986.
Green, Cedric, Philip Haves, and Paul Huddy. "The Integration of Graphic and Thermal Simulation Models." Computer Graphics '85 Conference 1985.
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Haves, Philip. "Selection and Sizing of Low Energy Cooling Systems for More Humid Climates." 2nd International Passive and Low Energy Architecture Conference 1983.
Clark, Gene, Fred M Loxsom, Philip Haves, and Earl S Doderer. "Results of Validated Simulations of Roof Pond Residences." 8th National Passive Solar Conference 1983.
Schutt, Brady, Gene Clark, Philip Haves, and M. Merino. "Accuracy of a Simple Method of Estimating the Minimum Temperature of a Sealed Roof Pond." Annual Meeting of American Section of the International Solar Energy Society 1982: 709-714.


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Netflix UK film review: This Is the End
Celebrities playing themselves!
Celebrities playing themselves...
Not quite the LOL-pocalypse that was prophesied.
Selina Pearson | On 07, Nov 2013
Director: Evan Goldberg, Seth Rogen
Cast: James Franco, Jay Baruchel, Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, Craig Robinson, Michael Cera, Emma Watson
Certificate: 15
Watch This Is the End online in the UK: Netflix UK / TalkTalk TV / iTunes / Prime Video (Buy/Rent) / Google Play
What if the apocalypse was actually one of those drunken house parties you went to as a teenager? What if it was populated by pretentious, narcissistic, obnoxious individuals you would normally avoid, but you got drunk and your friend who is driving you home wants to stay at the party so you're stuck there?
That's a lot like the experience of watching This Is The End – you can endure it to some extent, but there are more fun things to do with your time.
Jaded Jay Baruchel (Baruchel) dislikes Hollywood, but tolerates it for his best buddy Seth Rogen (Rogen). They go to James Franco's house warming, where Franco (Franco) sends up his off-screen persona as a pseudo-intellectual philosopher. Having to hang out with Hollywood types Jonah Hill (Hill), Michael Cera (Cera) and Craig Robinson (Robinson), Baruchel is in his idea of hell on earth – where he is joined by the surviving members of the cast when The Rapture actually happens. With no one at Franco's worthy of saving, the survivors must fend for themselves while not ruining the last bit of porn in existence, not beating to death party crasher Danny McBride, and keeping Hermione (Emma Watson) away from the last Milky Way.
The cast play caricatures of themselves: Seth Rogen is the nice guy; Baruchel is the self-righteous hipster who disdains everyone around him; Robinson is pleasant but bland; and McBride is completely unlikeable. While distracted by celebrity spotting at the party and being entertained by Michael Cera's outrageous shenanigans, the film bounces along in a star-speckled wheeze. But much of the apocalypse is hard work. The film seems aimless, dwelling on how awful these actors are. Lots of respect should go to the guys for going through with presenting themselves as such unpleasant personas – and it's clear that they enjoyed making it – but there's a point at which cock jokes cease to amuse.
It's not unbearable, but the fun wears thin, like you're sobering up as you clean up after the celebrity shindig. The whole thing feels about 45 minutes too long. Still, the musical finale is much more enjoyable than it should be. Oh, and look out for Channing Tatum.
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Мала́ Кошелі́вка — село Ніжинського району Чернігівської області, Україна. Населення становить 450 осіб.

Історія
Вперше село згадується у 1700 році. В селі існувала дерев'яна церква Успіння Пресвятої Богородиці (зведена 1777 року) (у 1907 році на її місці збудовано нову). Існувала також земська школа. У січні 1918 року проголошено Радянську владу.Село постраждало внаслідок Голодомору 1932–1933 років та геноциду українського народу, проведеного урядом СРСР. В роки Другої Світової війни 258 жителів села було мобілізовано до лав армії, з них на фронтах загинуло 147 осіб. 1943 року село звільнене від німецької окупації. У післявоєнний час поновлено діяльність колгоспу, зведено ФАП, дитячий садок, філію райпобуткомбінату, магазини.

Народонаселення
Станом на 1866 рік село мало 94 двори (673 жителя), за матеріалами перепису 1897 року нараховувалось 177 дворів (840 жителів), за переписом 1989 року — 620 жителів. Останній перепис населення 2001 року зафіксував 450 жителів.

Інфраструктура
На даний момент в селі діють місцевий клуб на 250 місць, бібліотека, магазин.

У центрі села існують обеліск Слави односельцям — жертвам німецько-радянської війни (вст. 1968 року) та надгробок (вст. 1959 року) на братській могилі воїнів, полеглих при визволенні села у 1943 році.

Сучасний стан
Населений пункт обслуговує рейсовий автобус, що курсує за маршрутом Ніжин — Дуболугівка.

Мала Кошелівка сполучена однокілометровим відтинком дороги з трасою Київ — Москва. Тут діє автозаправна станція.

В центральній частині села розташовано покажчик «До музею Марії Заньковецької».

На в'їзді до Малої Кошелівки з ніжинського напрямку діє придорожнє кафе.

Видатні люди
 Богдан Сергій Ілліч (народився 1933 в Малій Кошелівці, помер 2016) — український лікар, поет, прозаїк, громадський діяч, Заслужений лікар України.

Див. також
 Велика Кошелівка (також у Ніжинському районі)
 Перелік населених пунктів, що постраждали від Голодомору 1932—1933 (Чернігівська область)

Примітки

Посилання
 Чернігівщина: енциклопедичний довідник. Мала Кошелівка
 История городов и сел Украинской ССР. Малая Кошелевка
 Погода в селі Мала Кошелівка

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If the patient presents with a missing (edentulous) tooth for a long period of time the opposing tooth and or adjacent teeth lose function. This can cause bone structure to change and become weaker because there is nothing present to stimulate the bone. Sometimes additional bone needs to be grafted to ensure successful osseointegration and adequate bone for implant placement.
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The tiki craze might have started when Ernest Gantt, aka Don the Beachcomber, opened his eponymous bar in Hollywood in 1934, but it was Victor Bergeron, aka Trader Vic, who created one of its most iconic drinks. The Mai Tai was born in 1944, seven years after Vic opened his own Polynesian paradise in Oakland, California.
Squeeze the lime juice into a shaker, and save the husk. ("Some people will shake the drink with the husk," says Thoede. "We don't do that.") Add the half ounce of orgeat, an almond syrup that you can buy at any fine liquor store (Lei Low makes their own), and the half-ounce of curacao. Add the two ounces of rum. Shake over crushed ice until blended, then into a rocks glass.
"It has to be crushed ice, not cubed," says Thoede. "So, if you don't have an ice crusher or you don't go buy [crushed ice from] somewhere, get ready to take out a towel and hammer and bang your ice." He says the crushed ice chills the drink faster and also waters it down less than cubed ice would.
Add the lime husk to the drink, then garnish with a pineapple slice, maraschino cherry and a sprig of mint.
Want to taste it for yourself? On New Year's Eve, Lei Low's menu will feature several of Trader Vic's classics, including the Mai Tai, Scorpion Bowl and (this writer's personal favorite), Menehune Juice.


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As per a report on Espncricinfo, Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) have set up another post of Managing Director to recognize and support guaranteeing cricketers in the nation. Previous Zimbabwe skipper and center request batsman, Alistair Campbell, is the prime possibility to assume control over the position.
As of late, Zimbabwe have set up poor exhibitions, particularly in Bangladesh, where they were whitewashed in both the Test and ODI arrangement. Campbell faulted the misfortune for Zimbabwe's guiding staff and their absence of universal experience.
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Just eight nations are guaranteed of playing in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. Thus, groups like Zimbabwe have a tough errand before them to meet all requirements for the World Cup in 2019.
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"Our real issue is absence of sufficient money. We have sponsorship and we are thankful, yet it is insufficient. Indeed the establishments are battling. We have set out a program that will see us out of the red by 2019," Wilson Manase closed.


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You can see cheap buses to Bridgeport, CT from Camden, NJ over the next few days on this page. We also show you more info about the bus stops in Camden, NJ and Bridgeport, CT so you'll know where to go. If you're continuing your journey beyond Bridgeport, CT, you can find options for onward trips and alternative destinations from Camden, NJ, as well as popular airport shuttles from Bridgeport, CT.
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Bus stops in Camden, NJ and Bridgeport, CT
Water St 710, 06604 Bridgeport, CT (USA)
Broadway 100, 08103 Camden, NJ (USA)
Camden, NJ - Bridge Plaza
N 6th St 420, 08102 Camden, NJ (USA)
Bus Camden, NJ to Bridgeport, CT: FAQs about the route
How much does a bus ticket from Camden, NJ to Bridgeport, CT cost?
Among other factors, this depends on the day and time of travel. The cheapest bus ticket for this route starts from $14.00 and takes 11h 10m to get to Bridgeport, CT. Save money by comparing bus tickets!
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This route is connected by 1 bus company with ticket prices ranging from $14.00 to $17.00. Therefore, we suggest booking your ticket as early as you can to ensure you get the cheapest bus deal to Bridgeport, CT.
How many daily bus routes are available from Camden, NJ to Bridgeport, CT on average?
Each day, the bus route from Camden, NJ to Bridgeport, CT is offered by about 1 connection. You can compare bus times to find the perfect trip with our search engine.
How long does the Camden, NJ Bridgeport, CT bus route take?
Greyhound US offers the quickest bus from Camden, NJ to Bridgeport, CT, which can take 11h 50m. Tickets for this connection cost $14.00. However, keep in mind that the bus route can take longer when there is traffic.
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When does the first trip depart for the Camden, NJ Bridgeport, CT bus route?
The earliest bus to Bridgeport, CT departs from Camden, NJ at 5:20 AM. However, bus schedules may vary on weekends and holidays. To find exactly when the bus is running on your planned travel date, check our search engine.
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Different bus companies have varying restrictions about what is and isn't allowed on board. Typically, you can take a suitcase and hand luggage with you for the Camden, NJ Bridgeport, CT bus route for free. Find a bus that best serves your travel needs by using our search engine for your preferred travel date.
What equipment is available on the bus from Camden, NJ to Bridgeport, CT?
What equipment is on board differs from company to company. Generally, many intercity buses provide WiFi to let you keep your friends up to date about your location during the trip. Air conditioning systems provide ventilation to maximize comfort while travelling. With our search engine, you can find precise information about the equipment of the bus from Camden, NJ to Bridgeport, CT on your preferred travel date.
Compare Camden, NJ and Bridgeport, CT
A cab ride in Camden, NJ is 17% cheaper than in Bridgeport, CT.
A bus fare in Camden, NJ is 23% more expensive than in Bridgeport, CT.
A large beer in Camden, NJ is 20% cheaper than in Bridgeport, CT.
A bottle of water in Camden, NJ is 31% more expensive than in Bridgeport, CT.
A meal in Camden, NJ is 5% cheaper than in Bridgeport, CT.
Bus routes from Camden, NJ and Bridgeport, CT
Camden, NJ to New York
Camden, NJ to Philadelphia
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Bridgeport, CT to New York
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Bus Routes from Camden, NJ
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Camden, NJ to Pittsburgh
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Camden, NJ to St. Louis, MO
Bus Routes from Bridgeport, CT
Bridgeport, CT to Atlanta, GA
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Bridgeport, CT to Charlotte
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We all get a little absent-minded sometimes. I can't count the number of times I've been sorting stuff into "keep" "donate" and "trash" bins only to forget halfway through which is which. But I can say without a doubt this mom tops me, because she mistakenly sent her college-aged sone a box of trash as a "care package." Either it was an honest mistake or she's trying to send her son a troubling message!
For college students, getting a care package from family is one of the best things that can happen. After all, who doesn't look forward to mail after a long day of classes? That's why 18-year-old Westminster College student Connor Cox was pretty excited when he received a package from his mother.
The contents, however, fell slightly short of his expectations.
Brutal. Cox told ABC News, "I got two boxes and I opened one and it had food in it and I realized there wasn't food in the other one. It was a bunch of trash, tissues and soda cans." It was only after calling his mom that he found out it was the trash that he was supposed to take out while he was home over the break.
His sister gave us the whole story.
Cox, who said his relationship with his mother, Terri, is reminiscent of one between best friends more than the traditional parent-child relationship floating around. "She has a good sense of humor. She's always really caring and she knows what to say at the exact time she should say it. She's a good mom."
Naturally, people were enamored with his mother and her chosen form of discipline.
The game has changed, and Connor's mom definitely set the bar high for trolling your kids in 2017. If you're a college student that goes home during breaks, you'll probably want to make sure you can eat off your floors before packing up for another semester.


A bunch of poets had a scrap last night.
There was blood and guts, but no high school.
This was the stuff of afternoon Assizes.
No quiet afternoons contemplating Keats.
No hosts of golden daffodils.
A tag wrestling match, ala Mick McManus.
A lyrical punch in the groin.
The Liverpool man said: come head, come head.
But nobody listened; not until the end.
When the Manc lad was laid out and carried out.
the mess of bones and gristle.
And some poor sods missing missal.
Haringey Literature Live: The Ambit Vanguard | Karamel Restaurant.
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Among the wheel tappers and shunters.
The hipsters and their women.
The fellaheen's and their fellahs.
with the fragile girl, in a pretty dress.
And held her steady as she shook.
with those sad hearted ladies.
And made them happy once again.
he called-out from the stage.
my drums and my guitar.
and summer has left the air.
So keep warm with me.
Stay a while with me.


BioLNG EuroNet today announced a commitment to the further expansion of LNG (liquefied natural gas) as a road transport fuel across Europe with new infrastructure that should ensure the long-term success and mass scale adoption in Europe.
The consortium, comprising Shell, DISA, Scania, IVECO, CNH Industrial Capital Europe under the trademark of IVECO Capital and Nordsol, and co-funded by the European Union, will each deliver separate activities that will see 2,000 more LNG trucks on the road, 39 LNG fuelling stations and the construction of a BioLNG production plant in the Netherlands.
The LNG Retail stations will form part of a pan-European network and be built in Belgium, France, Germany the Netherlands, Poland and Spain. The stations will be located approximately every 400 km along core road network corridors from Spain to eastern Poland.
The BioLNG facility will produce 3000 MT/year of BioLNG and will use biogas produced from organic waste. This will be sold to end-users via the LNG network.
The BioLNG Euronet project is bringing together major players in the European market: Shell, DISA, Nordsol, Scania and IVECO. These project partners aim to help the European Union meet its goal of a 60% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2030, by triggering long-term decarbonization of heavy duty road transport across mainland Europe.
The bioLNG facility to be constructed in the Netherlands will transform biogas from organic waste to biologically derived LNG (BioLNG). The use of smart and innovative, patented technologies combined with the financial backing and satabilised BioLNG offtake make the Nordsol proposition unique. This allows Nordsol to build and operate its own BioLNG facilities together with biogas production partners grounded by a solid business framework.
The 2,000 new LNG HGV's will be leased to end users through competitive financing and trucking solutions to reduce the cost of them. Only the additional costs of an LNG HGV compared to a diesel truck will be financed. The average eligible costs for each LNG HGV are capped to a maximum of €30,000.
The energy density of BioLNG means that trucks can travel longer distances, better suiting the needs of transport operators now, and in the future. Due to the use of industrial organic waste as a resource, the CO2 emissions will be much lower than the CO2 emissions of traditional fuels. BioLNG is essential in achieving the long-term aim of further decarbonisation for the road transport sector in Europe by 2030. BioLNG virtually eliminates sulphur and offers a reduction in NOx and particulate matter.
Each BioLNG EuroNet consortium member will receive 20% funding from the EU towards the cost of their commitments.


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The Charter of the United Nations is the foundational treaty of the United Nations. The Charter was signed on 26 June 1945, in San Francisco, at the conclusion of the United Nations Conference on International Organization, and came into force on 24 October 1945. The Statute of the International Court of Justice is an integral part of the Charter.
This Charter is available in French, English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese and Russian.


Choosing a career is one of the most important decisions a person will ever make. Unfortunately, many people make career choices without much career guidance. The importance of career guidance also holds true for students who are choosing a college and ultimately choosing their major.
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By focusing your interests, you will have a starting point that is uniquely about YOU and YOUR career choice. This is only the beginning of career planning and career guidance but a very important first step.
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I have finally found a solution to a road-warrior dilemma that I have had for a long time: what do I do when I need more power outlets than are available in my hotel or conference room? I had thought about dragging along a standard power strip. They have plenty of outlets, but are heavy and bulky. Another alternative was a multi-outlet adapter, but they can have a hard time fitting into those pop-up outlets built into modern conference tables.
A colleague recently pointed me to a solution: Monster Cable Outlets to Go. Tim over at Practical Travel Gear also has a nice review. An Outlets to Go has all of the flexibility of a power strip without the bulky size and weight. The outlets are spaced far enough apart to easily fit the wall-wart chargers I have to carry. Each model comes with a short cord with a three-pronged wall plug that conveniently stows in one of the outlets. There are three, four and six-port models available. The four and six-port models include a circuit breaker. Although the packaging claims that the three-port model includes a circuit breaker, I confirmed with Monster's technical support that it does not. Another handy feature is the light-up plug, which tells you if you have plugged into a live wall outlet.
I picked up the three-port model from Amazon. I haven't had to travel with it yet, but I've already found it handy to have at home when I temporarily needed three outlets but only had two available. That event alone was enough to justify a permanent space in my laptop bag.


Transformer testing equipment is used for varied purposes such as inspecting, maintaining, and tesing of the functionalities of the transformer. The transformers need to be monitored and maintained at regular intervals of time so that the performance of the transformer is up to date. The other functionalities of the transformer testing equipment are monitoring several mechanical and electrical parameters, servicing, and to mointor the safety of the system.
The market player Megger has designed a complete power transformer test van that is comprehensive and enables portable power tests of the transfomer. The transformer test van offers a range of advanced diagnostic techniques and routine electrical tests.
The global market for the transformer testing equipment market is fragmented into its product and end-users. Depending on the products, the global market is segregated into transformer insulation testing, turns ratio testing, high power transformer test system, complete transformer test system, transformer resistance testing, current transformer testing, and others. Depending on the end-users, the market is categorized into power generation stations, steel plants, railways, residential societies, transmission & distribution stations, refineries, commercial offices, and others.
The major factors that are driving the transformer testing market are robust urbanization and industrialization which increases the demand for the transformers. In the recent years, there has been a significant growth in the demand for the energy which led to the rise in the generation of the electrical energy by utilizing both the resources renewable and non-renewable. This increased demand lead to the increased deployment of the power transformers thus augmenting the demand for the transformer testing equipment market. The growing standards of the people's living has triggered the power transmission distribution companies to extend and improve their network circuit in order to satisfy the demands of the consumers. There are certain factors that are limiting the growth of the market which includes the requirement of the high skilled technicians for monitoring and testing the transformers as it deals with high voltage and the high price of the testing equipment.
The main factor that triggers the market growth in Asia Pacific region especially in India and China is the growing requirements of the energy. The other factors that favor the growth of the market are growing population base with increased requirement of energy, rapid rate of urbanization, and the improved development in the rural areas. In the developed regions of North America and Western Europe, the transformer testing market is witnessing a slow rate of market growth due to the rapid developments in the power grid network.
The key market players that are involved in the transformer testing equipment market include Vanguard Instruments Company, Inc., DV Power, Eltel Industries, Doble Engineering Company, Megger, SMC Int., Gyro Group, Vasavi Electronics, Kolektor Etra d.o.o., and Hubbell Incorporated.


Hunter Alliance's foundations are built on 28 years of experience in designing and constructing waste water treatment plants using a broad range of high quality proprietary equipment such as filter presses, oil skimming systems, ozone generators, clarifiers and DAF systems, along with other equipment designed and developed by our company.
Our company can provide reliable and professional guidance for the design, supply, installation, commissioning and servicing of quality water treatment equipment through to a complete "turn-key" wash plant for a mining site.
Whether working independently or in a joint venture, Hunter Alliance is recognised for accurate and practical designs, as well as quality equipment and installations. Each project regardless of size receives the full commitment of the company's experienced team.
With our network of qualified field operators, our customers have the advantage of a smooth transition throughout each stage of their project.


Written and illustrated by Charlotte Middleton and adapted for the stage by Claire Alizon Hills, Topsy Turvy Theatre, the company who brought you Ruby Flew Too! and Isabel's Well, proudly present the charming Christopher Nibble in a tale of dandelion daring-do!
The guinea pigs of Dandeville love munching dandelion leaves so much that slowly but surely dandelions are disappearing from all over town.
Christopher Nibble knows that crunch time has come when there is just one dandelion left – but will this plucky little guinea pig have the flower power to save the day?
Written especially for children aged 2-7 (and their big people too) and told with Topsy Turvy Theatre's own blend of energetic storytelling, handmade puppets, original music and stunning scenery, Christopher Nibble is an uplifting story of one guinea pig's selfless undertaking to help halt the disappearance of the delicious dandelion forever!


Phong Phu Ha Nam beat defending champions HCM City 1 1-0 in the final match of the National Women's Football Championship to take the trophy for the first time on October 15.
VOV.VN - Hanoi trounced Ho Chi Minh City II in the second match of the National Women's Football Championship 2018 at Ha Nam Stadium on May 24.
VOV.VN - The first leg of the National Women's Football Championship 2018 opened at Ha Nam provincial Stadium on May 21.
HCM City 1 strengthened their position at the top, beating Vietnam Coal and Minerals 2-0 in their 14th round match of the National Women's Football Championship on November 27 at Nam Dinh's Thien Truong Stadium.


With well over 15 years in business, Dave's Oasis is among Chengdu's oldest nightlife establishments, renewed for 2017. Learn about everything that's new here.
In a small bar near the river in Chengdu remains the well-worn home of reggae music in the city: Jah Bar.


Celebrity Cruises' newest ship 'Celebrity Edge' was named by the Pakistani activist and youngest Nobel Prize laureate, Malala Yousafzai, in a ceremony held Tuesday in Florida. Celebrity Edge is the company's first new ship in six years and first new ship series in more than a decade. The ship's highlight is that it has set a landmark with the major involvement of women in its development and the appointment of female crew in several key positions onboard.
To begin with, the company, Celebrity Cruises, is run by Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, the first and only woman to lead one of Royal Caribbean's cruise line brands, as well as the first and only female CEO of a cruise line listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Mrs. Lutoff-Perlo, appointed as a CEO in December 2014, has been intensively engaged in the fight for gender diversity and the encouragement of women 'as new leaders of the world'.
One of her first moves as a newly-appointed CEO was to hire the first American woman captain of a cruise ship, the Celebrity Summit, challenging leadership to raise the men/women ratio onboard. Celebrity has now a record three female captains on its ships. The third female Captain, Kate McCue, will take the helm on Celebrity Edge from 2019.
Nicholine Tifuh Azirh will be on the ship's bridge, as the first woman from Ghana to work on the bridge of a cruise ship, as part of a partnership with the Regional Maritime University in Ghana.
Apart from the CEO, the Captain, deck crew and the godmother, women account for an impressive 37% of the guest-facing crew onboard the Celebrity Edge, according to Forbes.
Meanwhile, the ship's interior design has resulted from the work of women designers Kelly Hoppen and Patricia Urquiola.
Last but not least, Yousafzai, who is now a college student at Oxford University, is the inspirational co-founder of Malala Fund, which advocates for a world where every girl can learn and lead by investing in local education activists, holding global leaders accountable and amplifying girls' voices around the world.
I am so very proud to have Malala Yousafzai as godmother of Celebrity Edge. Malala embodies our commitment to opening the world through education and gender equality. Seeing her aboard our ship sends a powerful message to our crew who represent over 70 diverse nationalities, and our guests who we sail all over the world.
Celebrity Edge will begin her inaugural season sailing alternating seven- night eastern and western Caribbeanitineraries before transporting guests to the stunning vistas of the Mediterranean with a range of seven- to 11-night sailings from iconic cities like Barcelona and Rome in 2019. Sailing round-trip from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Celebrity Edge will make her first maiden voyage on December 9, 2018.


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Reducing environmental impact with Tanabe Compressors
November 1, 2018 | Singapore | OSEA2018 Industry Insights
Headquartered in Osaka, Japan, Tanabe Compressors will be showcasing its innovative and environmentally-friendly solutions at OSEA2018. OSEA speaks to Mr Philip Stevenson, Managing Director, Tanabe Compressors Singapore, to find out more.
Q: Tanabe Compressors has been around for almost a century, and the family-owned company (three generations to date) is known for its reliable compressors and advanced technical features. How has the company evolved over the years?
A: 21st century technology now dominates – computerised machining centres are used in our new enlarged factory, along with the latest IT-driven design programs.
Q: What are some of the company's noteworthy milestones or achievements?
A: As a world leader, Tanabe compressors are used on merchant marine vessels worldwide.
Q: Tanabe's recent product developments, such as the Surface Supplied Breathing Air System and LNG Gas Compressor, have focused on reducing environmental impact. Is this focus due to shifts in industry trends?
A: These shifts are relatively recent. The Surface Supplied Breathing Air System addresses health concerns for company employees. As for the LNG Gas Compressor, it was developed in response to the Paris Agreement in 2015, which works towards reducing atmospheric emissions. Marine oil-fuelled engines are a significant contributor.
Q: What are your thoughts on the outlook for the oil & gas industry in the coming year?
A: We are optimistic about witnessing a recovering market in 2019.
Q: Any regional plans in the pipeline to share for Tanabe Compressors?
A: After major investments in manufacturing capabilities in Japan, Tanabe will continue to expand its cooperation agreements with partners overseas. This will help provide an extended product range and improved after-sales service.
Q: What will Tanabe Compressors be showcasing at OSEA2018?
A: In recent years, we have launched the Breathing Air Compressor Package, Tanabe SAR-Series, and LNG Compressors (including LNGOS-97A) – each of which will be showcased during the show.
Q: Any highlights visitors can look out for at your booth?
A: A sample SAR 22 package will be displayed along with a 3D model of the LNGOS-97A compressor for visitors to view at OSEA2018. Our Engineers will also be on site to answer any questions that customers may have.
Check out Tanabe Compressors at OSEA2018 from 27-29 November 2018, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore!


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Simon Carr may refer to:
 Simon Carr (tennis)
 Simon Carr (cyclist)
 Simon Carr, author of the 2001 memoir, The Boys Are Back in Town, made into a film The Boys Are Back