Your subconscious mind has within it an entire dossier where you shall be judged at the end of your life. At the end of every incarnation you will be presented with all the records of your subconscious mind, the specific dossier of every thought, word, feeling and actions which you have acted upon since your birth have being filmed; the subconscious mind contains endless videotaping and this is why you cannot say "no no I didn't do it." With human video taping you may escape the law but actions recorded by the subconscious mind cannot escape divine laws. When one finds himself at death's gate he will be confronted by the Judgment and will be reviewing in a blaze all the habits and desires of his whole life on the big screen with all the various facets of his life and will be able to understand everything he sees all at the same time. A computation of all actions, thoughts and feelings to prepare you for your next incarnation will be revealed you can be sure there will be no lawyer there to defend you.
There are words of warning for those who have become complacent and assume themselves as rightfully secure pertaining to the laws of karma, who so far have not had the same misfortune visited upon them that has been visited upon by others. Those sleeping in ignorance who never bother with analyzing their actions still try to look good day to day when looking at their faces and bodies in the mirror to present themselves as their very best before others. What they must learn is even more important and that is to look into the inner mirror with daily introspection. These people who sleep in ignorance never analyze themselves or make any spiritual effort and will one day be bluntly awakened from mental, physical, spiritual or mental suffering.
With these same laws it is possible to extricate yourself from the same laws which have bound you to reincarnation. You have three minds, two of them constantly create karma where one is trying to liberate you. The conscious and subconscious minds are the one's that bind you, but deep within you is a third mind, the super conscious mind. The super conscious mind is the intuition and power of the soul which will dissolve the traits of the two other minds which bind your soul to the laws of cause and effect. Our lack of discrimination is what causes us so much trouble. God Himself has structured the universal laws of harmony leading us to everything which is good and also created the opposite force of a cosmic intelligence as evil conscious cosmic organized forces, that is the power of attraction and the power of repulsion. Who is going to be your judge? Who is going to judge you? Is God judging you, is God a tyrant as the old prophets has shown in the bible, a wrathful God, a God who destroys cities and worlds?
The spiritual master tells us the cosmic laws of justice known as the karmic laws which mitigate all actions in life are also known in yoga as the unseen controllers where everything you do twenty four hours a day is being recorded. There is no place you can hide to escape your actions. If I was a lawyer or politician I would really sweat it out, but as a teacher it could be even worse especially the one's who indoctrinate left leaning political ideology in the name of teaching. For those bloggers with the affection for criticizing and the liking for meanness to harm the souls of others who are still in their pajamas blogging out of their mothers basement, your karmic fate is sealed by the inescapable law of karma and you will be condemned by your own conscience and convicted to live in mental anguish in your own self-inflicted jailhouse. If you suffer from talkativeness or are a criticizer bite your tongue and heed these words. To call forth God's judgment is to revel over the faults of one's fellow beings and criticizing them in a spirit of intolerance. Some overly liberal websites and newspapers are delving in unscrupulous sensationalism with an uncharitable agenda becoming scandalmongers not the healers of immorality.
Publications and journalists who love to spice up reporting and pickle gossip to put up their particular ideological agenda or sell more newspapers are committing a spiritual crime by catering to the degraded taste of readers who are hearsay lovers. Pointing out the mental dirt in others may be great reading in the toilet but is a metaphysical and psychological error. Worst of all are the secular progressives who mock and criticize Christianity when they are actually mocking God. At the end of our life all the things we have done wrong will be revealed and we must automatically reincarnate to work them out. It is utterly impossible to escape from the court of cosmic laws that govern every single human action until we have worked out and fully paid our karmic bills through reformation, suffering and prayers for liberation. It is not the intelligence of God that condemns you, it is you that condemns yourself to reincarnate, that is the law of cause and effect. Clearly, we are our own judges at death.
We must all learn that the intelligence of men cannot be properly directed until he has accepted and understood the inescapability of karmic retribution. Once you have accepted karmic retribution in your life you attain great strength of mind and you will no longer resent anyone for anything that happens to you in life because you understand that everything that happens to you sub serves a divine purpose for your spiritual training, you will no longer complain about anything. In the past long ago people with dark minds who didn't behave were threatened with dire consequences by the prophets if they didn't learn to change their ways. They were told they would go straight to hell if they didn't.
These dark minds would never be able to accept the concept of reincarnation, so they were threatened and still today some in clergy are still terrorizing and preaching that these people will go to hell and burn forever. It is pretty illogical to be condemned to eternal punishment for one lifetime of mistakes. Some of these priests still think the world is not ready for the concept of reincarnation. They think these souls would never behave if they thought they would be given endless chances to come back. God is impersonal in creation, He has given us free will to accept His evil or good creation. Hopefully, by now, you know who created evil. God has originated cosmic evil only to test men giving him countless opportunities to return back to His kingdom.
The understanding of karma as the law of cosmic justice underlines life's inequalities and will serve to free the human mind from hatred and resentment against God and men. We have a tremendous problem with race hatred in our planet today. With the amount of intelligence we have some behave like complete barbarians and there is nothing we can do about it because you can not change the mass consciousness of people until each individual is willing to change. There is no way to change people, we can scream from the podium, have the greatest president in the world but when everyone is blaming everybody else it is the irresponsibility of nations.
In looking at cosmic retribution these nations do not realize they have to change themselves. If Nicaragua, Guatemala, Iraq, Afghanistan or what ever nation is in trouble we Americans should not have to go down there to try to fix something we have not fixed yet in our own country, we must first clean up our own mess. The people of these nations never realized that they themselves created their own situation and yet want to be more like us but if you are born poor you have a poor state of consciousness. The attitude of the mind is everything in life. If attitude is reinforced by Gods presence then people become more and more powerful and able to solve more and more problems and don't ask anyone to solve problems, you solve your own problems with your own intelligence. Fanatically tell the truth because if you say the truth all the time you won't have to worry about being uncovered with what you are doing; you can use truth as one of your most powerful weapons in life.
Keep the thought that each one of us has to make a greater effort in spiritual communion with God. The master says that the moment you meditate no matter how lousy your meditation might be you have placed yourself at the service of God and you can not do a greater action than to sit on the chair, be still and let God work through you; clearly there are so few who want to meditate and those who make the effort make double good karma.


HENZEL STUDIO is a Swedish luxury rug manufacturer established in 1999. Henzel Studio's ethos is based on the artistic practice of Calle Henzel, founder and creative director. Over the past twenty years, he has translated his artistic practice as painter and collage artist into the medium at hand, positioning Henzel Studio as one of the most progressive luxury rug brands in the world. The organic and artistic process of Calle Henzel has been the driving force in the development of Henzel Studio's designs. He has over the years in an uncompromised fashion challenged the traditional conventions of subject matter, shape, finishings and special treatments as a result of painstaking research that includes vintage treatments, intricate surface compositions and even natural erosion – methodologies that further blur the distinction between art and design. Calle Henzel has collaborated with some of the most prominent names in contemporary art and artists foundations including The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and Tom of Finland Foundation.
RICHARD PRINCE, HELMUT LANG, ANSELM REYLE, SCOTT CAMPBELL, JACK PIERSON, MICKALENE THOMAS, ASSUME VIVID ASTRO FOCUS, ROBERT KNOKE, LEO GABIN, MARILYN MINTER, LINDER, NAN GOLDIN, RICHARD PHILLIPS, JUERGEN TELLER, NAN GOLDIN, DOUGLAS GORDON, BJARNE MELGAARD, OLAF BREUNING, YWAN JOSEF, JONATHAN HOROWITZ and WILHELM SASNAL. The artists are all groundbreaking and leading forces within their respective fields and media, ranging from sculpture, drawing, collage, photography, installations, reliefs and video art. Their mark has not only been honored and highlighted at leading galleries and institutions worldwide, but also widely documented and manifested as a mirror of cultural movements. The collection has been showcased at leading venues such as Colette in Paris, Barneys and Gagosian in New York, MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) Los Angeles / Cleveland and Whitney Museum New York.
All Henzel Studio rugs are custom and made by hand, using centuries' old weaving techniques that make each rug one of a kind. We have earned a reputation for being bespoke rug specialists. Our signature designs can be made according to individual wishes; color, size, knot count, shape and materials. Each individual order is carefully studied to create a unique rug that combines a client's specifications and the distinctive aesthetic of Henzel Studio. While remaining at the forefront of design, Henzel Studio's foundation and raison d'être lies in the artisanal production of local communities in Nepal and India that dates back thousands of years. Through a twelve-step handmade process, Henzel Studio's rugs are unique works of art. Since 1999 we also manufacture hand tufted rugs. We believe in only using the finest materials such as New Zealand wool, mulberry silk, merino, mohair and bamboo silk. Henzel Studio is pleased to work in close collaboration with some of the world's leading architects, interior designers and property developers.
CALLE HENZEL, Kalix Night Frozen Cut, 2015 (in-situ, Twentieth, Los Angeles, window display).
To expand on this practice, HENZEL STUDIO COLLABORATIONS, curated by Joakim Andreasson, was conceived as a continuous initiative inviting some of the most prominent contemporary artists of our time to freely and seamlessly translate their work through an alternate media and the extraordinary practices that are involved in the making of Henzel Studio's rugs.
2015 marked the debut of HENZEL STUDIO HERITAGE, a collection of art rugs designed in close collaboration with foundations and estates of some of the most influential artists of the 20th century, which to date include The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and Tom of Finland Foundation.
Henzel Studio is a member of GOODWEAVE, an international nonprofit organization working to end child labor in the carpet industry and offer educational opportunities to children in weaving communities in India and Nepal. Henzel Studio is bridging the finest artists in the world to one of the most pressing human rights problems of our time.


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use FileHandle;
my $registry = 'Bio::EnsEMBL::Registry';

$registry->load_all('/hps/nobackup2/production/ensembl/anja/release_96/human/remap_gnomad/genomes/ensembl.registry');
my $dbh = $registry->get_DBAdaptor('human', 'variation')->dbc->db_handle;

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    SELECT sr.name, vf.seq_region_id, vf.seq_region_start, vf.seq_region_end, vf.allele_string, vf.variation_name, vf.variation_id, sr37.name, brvf.seq_region_start, brvf.seq_region_end, brvf.allele_string
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    print $fh join("\t", @$row), "\n";
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      print $fh join("\t", @$row), "\n";
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}

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Lisa Delan – American Soprano
Lisa Delan
- American Soprano -
American soprano Lisa Delan has won acclaim as an interpreter of a vast range of repertoire and is recognized for her versatility and breadth of accomplishment.
A Certain Slant of Light*
Lisa Delan, Lawrence Foster , Orchestre Philharmonique de Marseille
Gordon Getty, Jake Heggie, Aaron Copland, Michael Tilson Thomas
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Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra
Knoxville: Summer of 1915, op.24 (Samuel Barber)
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JOAN AND THE BELLS
Praise for New Album
Lisa's latest album A Certain Slant of Light is receiving critical acclaim: "A very distinguished and worthy disc" ... "A stimulating release, as satisfying intellectually as it is for the senses ... Delan throws herself…
Slanted Light: Interview By Colin Clarke
This interview of Lisa by Colin Clarke appears in the latest edition of Fanfare Magazine. CC: It was a pleasure to enter into discussion with soprano Lisa Delan about her…
Recent PerformancesUpcoming Performances
Canteloube's Chants D'Auvergne
July 22, 2018 – Lisa sang Joseph Canteloube's Chants D'Auvergne for Festival Napa Valley's "Sunday at the Symphony: Tribute to First Responders" program.
© 2022 Lisa Delan. All Rights Reserved

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CHEMMONITOR.COM - The Germany-based Institute for Construction and the Environment (IBU) honored a German industrial corporation Evonik Industries AG with an environmental product declaration (EPD) for reactive resins under the trade name DEGADUR.
The Institute for Construction and the Environment is the only organization in the country to offer certification based on international standard and European standard.
To issue an environmental product declaration, the Institute has to verify the sustainability of the product on the basis of neutral, transparent, and reliable process.


Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro (Hydro) announced the winners of the takeCHARGE of Your Town energy efficiency initiative today at the Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador 2015 convention in Gander. The Town of Meadows and the Town of Port au Choix will each receive a $7,500 grant to make energy efficiency upgrades in municipal buildings.
controls on heaters and pumps. This will help the facility save both energy and money.
reduce their energy use and to increase energy efficiency awareness. Over the past four years, takeCHARGE has awarded over $25,000 to cities and towns across the province. This year, municipalities were invited to submit proposals that support their efforts to develop or improve energy efficiency in their facilities. Projects had to demonstrate a positive effort to conserve energy that benefits the entire community. Over 30 submissions were received from towns across Newfoundland and Labrador.
upgrades to be completed in 2015.
energy they use and save money. For more information visit TakeChargeNL.ca.


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Jared Leto 'distraught' by decision to cast Joaquin Phoenix as Joker
11 October 2019, 2:35 pm
When it was originally announced that Todd Phillips had written and planned to direct Joaquin Phoenix in a brand new origin story for Joker movie-fans were left a little perplexed.
That's because we'd only just seen Jared Leto portray the legendary Batman villain in Suicide Squad, and audiences had expected to see plenty more of him in the DC Extended Universe for many years to come. Particularly because his screen time in Suicide Squad was so limited.
Jared Leto as Joker in Suicide Squad
It turns out that Leto himself was just as confused by Warner Bros' decision to make a brand new Joker film. In fact, a new piece by The Hollywood Reporter on the origins of Joker has revealed that the Oscar-winning star of Dallas Buyers Club was both "alienated and upset by the move."
Read More: Could 'Joker' actually win big at the Oscars 2020?
It is hard to see how Leto will actually return as the character, especially in the wake of the huge box office success of Joker, which broke box office records upon its release at the start of October.
Joaquin Phoenix as Joker
Both Phillips and Phoenix have already started to tease their interest in returning to the villain, too, and with James Gunn already hard at work shooting his semi-reboot of Suicide Squad, which doesn't include the character, there just doesn't seem to be any room or anyone interested in Leto's Joker.
Read more: Answering the key Joker questions
All of which is a shame considering the intrigue and excitement that surrounded Leto's original casting. The poor reaction to Suicide Squad immediately subdued this enthusiasm, although several critics did praise his performance and insisted they couldn't wait to see him given more screen time.
Writer and director David Ayer ultimately took the blame for the lack of Joker in Suicide Squad, admitting he wished he had made him "the main villain."


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Meet Our DANCE:CRAFT Dancers
Vancouver luminary Heather Dotto returns following performances in our Retrospective Show and 4OUR productions alongside accomplished film & stage dancer, Joey Matt.
Watch them perform live in the world premiere of DANCE:CRAFT – a synthesis of dance and handcrafted artwork. On stage May 20-22 at SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts.
Learn more & buy tickets here.
Heather Dotto
https://joeink.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Heather-Dotto-1.mp4
Heather Dotto began her performance career with Josh Beamish's Move: The Company in 2005-2013. Within the company Heather performed works by: Simone Orlando, Amber Funk-Barton, Susan Mensinger, and Danny Austin. After seeing stages all over the world (Shanghai, Singapore, New York, England, Brazil, Bangkok, Seattle, Los Angeles, Toronto, Nanaimo) Heather planted her feet back in Vancouver and has worked with many members of the dance community: Vision Impure, mmHop, Kinesis Dance, Coriograph Theatre, Heather Laura Gray, Caitlin Griffin, Lara Barclay, Monica Proenca. In 2012 she found a new home with the Joe Ink. She has since performed in the companies "Retrospective Show," '4our' and worked as Rehearsal Director for several other shows. Since 2009, Heather has choreographed for Move the Company, Chop Shop Seattle, Brilliant Fashion Show, Small Stage 35 and 37 and Vancouver Urban Forum. In the last three years, Heather was commissioned twice by both, Lamondance and Ballet Kelowna. Heather has loved working with Joe and Joey on DANCE:CRAFT, her soul is so happy.
Joey Matt
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Joey Matt was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta and has been dancing, competing and performing since the age of 7. He was part of the top sixteen on the first season of So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Since then he has been assisting both the Canadian and American 'So You Think You Can Dance' television series'. He moved to Vancouver and joined Modus Operandi to further explore the foundations and technique of contemporary dance. He has worked as a dancer/ actor on the CW series Hellcats and NBC's Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist and performed in Industrial Trade shows and Galas for Bell Mobility, Telus, CN Railway, and Toyota. Other credits include performing with Sarah McLachlan, K'naan, Carly Rae Jepsen, Mariana's Trench, Ciara, Tyga, and Nelly. In 2015 Joey toured Switzerland with 'Art on Ice' dancing for Nelly Furtado, Tom O'dell, Jessie J, and the Jacksons. Currently a member of Joe Ink and O2 The Dance Company, Joey is a much sought-after teacher throughout Western Canada.
Watch Heather and Joey's rehearsal as they prepare for the world premiere of DANCE:CRAFT.
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© 2023 JOE INK. SITE BY HEY SHAUNA


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'Pierre Huyghe: TarraWarra Museum',
Artlink: Korea, Vol. 35 No. 4, December 2015
Sophie Knezic
TarraWarra Museum
29 August – 22 November 2015
In Huyghe's molecular, interspecies universe insects crawl through litterfall or lie fossilised in an ancient fragment of tree resin, ice-covered mountains glow in moonlight after dusk, an albino penguin waddles across an Antarctic snowfield and thousands of ants crawl invisibly behind wall cladding in architectural interiors. With the exception of the ants (a colony of 10,000 installed in behind the partition walls in TarraWarra's gallery spaces in Umwelt [2011]), these subtle events occur in distant places, their microcosmic worlds captured cinematically through Huyghe's camera lens and brought into luminous resolution.
In 2005 Huyghe travelled to Antarctica on a scientific expedition in search of a rare albino penguin and an unregistered island he laid claim to discover. Bringing unlikely pieces of equipment including an orb lamp and a plastic inflatable, Huyghe set up camp filming the icy landscape to make A Journey That Wasn't (2005). Much of the footage was taken at nightfall and the transitions of natural light juxtaposed with lamplight imbue the scenes with an otherworldly wonder. The film alludes to a Romanticist sublime; Caspar David Friedrich's snow-clad mountain-scapes inevitably come to mind as does Edmund Burke's renowned philosophical enquiry into the aesthetic category of the sublime. But unlike these 18th century progenitors Huyghe's film does not offer an experience of heightened perception or the seductive intermingling of awe, beauty and terror. A Journey That Wasn't has undeniable moments of beauty – the gently undulating waves of water blanketed with fracturing ice floes, and the film's close attention to gradations of light – but its uneventful flatness is ultimately deflationary.
A Way In Untilled (2012) retreats from this glacial landscape, zooming in on a zone of vacant parkland in Kassel; terrain vague that Huyghe used to site his installation for Documenta (13) in 2012. Enigmatic and languid, this film shows the nocturnal wanderings of a white Ibiza hound (with a conspicuously pink-dyed front leg), roving in between stacked concrete beams, muddy puddles and various medicinal and psychotropic plantings. The film is without narrative, the camera intermittently cutting from the wiry body of the hound to birds alighting on flowers, slugs burrowing in leaf litter or protozoa in pond water. It deploys the filmic language of a nature documentary made suspenseful through unexplained veerings in focus, yet its most compelling image is of a reclining female statue whose entire head is engulfed by a writhing beehive. A trail of bees wending across the figure's torso is as disturbing as the ants that crawl over a man's palm in Salvador Dali and Andre Breton's notorious surrealist provocation, Un Chien Andalou (1929).
There is no doubt that Huyghe is able to track down wondrous quirks of nature: a 30 million year old fragment of amber encasing two copulating insects whose motionless drama is captured in De-Extinction (2014), or the giant 500,000 year-old selenite crystals of Crystal Cave (Sleeping) (2009). While these crystals discovered in a cave situated 300 metres below the Naica Mine in Mexico are truly extraordinary, Huyghe's rendering of the mine as a 3D photo makes for an underwhelming experience. There is a kitsch element that fitfully enters Huyghe's work, most apparent in the vaporous frivolity of L'Expedition Scintillate, Act 2 (light show), (2002) whose puffs of smoke and pink and purple beams of light seemingly mock the mood of subtle beauty evident elsewhere. It's as if the artist cannot quite reconcile himself to the wondrous beauty he is able to register; displaying an urge to undercut the radiance of the natural world that he simultaneously aspires to foreground. There is a recurring aimlessness to Huyghe's works, a phlegmatic contingency that finally makes his cosmos both sumptuous and banal.
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Pierre Huyghe, A Journey That Wasn't, 2005, film (still).


Chinese cycle sharing service Ofo have announced that their fleet of dockless bikes is extending into Camden with immediate effect.
Having launched in the capital by filling nearby Hackney with their bright yellow, app-controlled bikes last September, Ofo now operate in ten London boroughs, with Camden joining Hammersmith and Fulham, Wandsworth and Waltham Forest in these latest rollouts.
The bikes work in conjunction with a mobile app, which allows the customer to unlock the back wheel, cycle to their destination (paying by the half-hour) and drop off the bike wherever is convenient – providing they're still within the 'geo-fenced' coverage area.
Said area has been steadily increasing since the Hackney launch – Ofo claims a higher footprint than its other competitors in the capital, including TfL's Santander-branded offering.
However, this rapid expansion has not come without criticism and complaint. Our sister newspaper, the Hackney Citizen, reported on bikes "constantly being trashed or dumped in bins" around the time of the launch, and Twitter reveals that they are regularly spotted abandoned or vandalised in other areas – causing controversy in Cambridge when one was found littering their Princess Diana Memorial.
Furthermore, there have been worrying rumblings for the company in the Asian financial press, with reports of layoffs at their Singapore headquarters (yet to be commented on by Ofo) and other effects of a 'cash crunch'.
In London, however, it seems the expansion is set to continue. "We're thrilled to bring our dockless bikes to even more London boroughs," said Joseph Seal-Driver, the General Manager of Ofo's operations in the UK.
"Over the past year we've really taken off across the capital and these launches show the increasing popularity of bike sharing in London.
"We will be working very closely with all the new councils to ensure Ofo's rollout goes as smoothly as possible and to provide the best experience for residents.
Ofo bikes are available around Camden as of today. You can download the app from their website, for iOS and Android.


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Chinese cyber-dissident court date set
Legal proceedings against cyber-dissident Ouyang Yi, accused of attempting to subvert the power of the state, will be held on October 12 in the south-western city of Chengdu, according to a human rights organisation. In July 2002, Ouyang, 35, created an Internet site in which he advocated a gradual...
HRIC in the Media
Chinese activists on hunger strike
SOCIAL UNREST: Some of the 85 people arrested for protesting against a land clearance project in Shanghai have begun a hunger strike to highlight their plight A group of Chinese protesters recently detained over their involvement in an ongoing property row have gone on a hunger strike to protest...
Crackdown on Dissidents for National Day
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that Chinese authorities have carried out a wide-scale crackdown on dissidents during the political sensitive period surrounding China's national day. HRIC has learned of the following actions against dissidents:
Press Work
Detained Shanghai Petitioners in Hunger Strike
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that petitioners from Shanghai rounded up in a massive police raid in Beijing on September 30 have begun a hunger strike to protest abusive treatment in detention.
Shanghai Petitioners Detained in National Day Roundup
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that in the early hours of September 30 Public Security officials carried out a large-scale roundup of at least 85 people in Beijing. According to HRIC's sources, many of those arrested were people who had come from Shanghai to petition the authorities on...
Human Rights in China excluded from WSIS
Kanti Kumar, ed. Human Rights in China (HRIC), the only organisation devoted exclusively to human rights issues in China, has been denied accreditation to the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) scheduled for Geneva in December. HRIC feels rejection of its application to attend WSIS...
Internet Activist Li Zhi Arrested for Subversion
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that the Chinese government has continued its crackdown on free expression on the Internet with the arrest of Internet activist Li Zhi . According to sources in China, on September 3 Sichuan Province State Security Police formally arrested Li Zhi on charges...
HRIC Pays Tribute to Arthur C. Helton
HRIC notes with sadness the death of board member Arthur C. Helton. Mr. Helton, the director of peace and conflict studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and senior fellow for refugee studies and preventative action, was killed in August 2003 by a bomb blast at the United Nations headquarters...
HRIC Excluded From World Summit On the Information Society
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has been denied accreditation to the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) scheduled for Geneva in December. The failure to include HRIC in the upcoming WSIS raises serious concerns about the transparency and legitimacy of this multilateral process and any...
China and the WTO Roundtable
Wednesday, September 10, 2003 3:30-5:30PM Hotel Sierra, Cancun Room 4 Convened by: Human Rights in China (HRIC) and the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)
Protesters Arrested as Zheng Enchong goes on Trial
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that Shanghai lawyer Zheng Enchong was tried behind closed doors on August 28 on charges of "illegally providing state secrets to entities outside of China." More than three hundred people to whom Zheng Enchong had been providing legal advice gathered to...
Dissident Lawyer's Trial Date Set
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that Shanghai lawyer Zheng Enchong will be tried in secret on August 28 on charges of "illegally providing state secrets to entities outside of China." Sources in China say Zheng's case will be heard before the Shanghai Second Intermediate People's Court...
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Andrew Batson BEIJING -- China is about to embark on the world's biggest experiment in the use of electronic identification cards, which next year will begin to replace the paper national ID cards carried by 960 million Chinese citizens. The core of the new ID cards is an embedded microchip storing...
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Tiananmen Square activist jailed for demanding reform
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Chinese Dissident Jailed
A United States-based human rights group says that a political dissident in China has been jailed for five years on subversion charges. The New York-based group Human Rights in China says the man, Zhao Changqing , was arrested last November among about 200 political activists who signed an open...
Dissident Zhao Changqing Jailed for 5 Years
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that on August 4 the Xi'an Intermediate People's Court sentenced dissident Zhao Changqing to five years in prison following a secret trial on July 10. Zhao had been charged with inciting subversion of state power on June 25 following...
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For Immediate Release July 30, 2003 Human Rights in China (HRIC) has received a copy of an open letter sent to Chinese president Hu Jintao and premier Wen Jiabao by Jiang Meili , the wife of detained lawyer Zheng Enchong .
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China's Losing Battle to Control Cyberspace
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Protest Planned as Discontent Seethes in Beijing
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that more than 1,000 people plan a public protest in Beijing on the morning of July 17 to voice their concerns about perceived threats to their livelihoods.
The Tiananmen Mothers's open letter to comrades in Hong Kong
Our support to your fight against the legislation of Article 23 of Basic Law July 10, 2003
Daughter of Christian Activist Denied School Place
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that officials have refused to issue a household registration certificate (hukou) to the young daughter of Beijing-based Christian activist Hua Huiqi , resulting in her being deprived of the right to attend school.
Dissident Zhao Changqing Charged With Subversion
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that Xi'an-based dissident Zhao Changqing was formally charged with inciting subversion of state power on June 25. Zhao's lawyer, Dou Peixin, was notified of the charge on June 26. The trial, scheduled for early July, is expected to be...
Hong Kong Resident Petitions Chinese Leaders over Shanghai Redevelopment Scandal
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has received a copy of an open letter written by a Hong Kong resident, Shen Ting (Sum Ting) calling for China's central government to intervene in the ongoing Shanghai redevelopment scandal.
Appeal Proceedings Commence for Liaoyang Labor Activists
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Chinese formally arrest property lawyer accused of stealing secrets
BEIJING, June 21 (AFP) - China has formally arrested a high-profile Shanghai property lawyer who was detained earlier this month accused of stealing state secrets, his wife said Saturday. Zheng Enchong , who has helped residents bring more than 500 cases to court in disputes over redevelopment...
Shanghai Lawyer Zheng Enchong Formally Arrested
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that on June 18 Shanghai authorities formally arrested Zheng Enchong , a lawyer who has been assisting residents fighting redevelopment of their neighborhoods. Zheng was originally detained on June 6 on accusations of stealing state...
Chinese Police Arrest Christian Group
BEIJING (AP) -- Eight members of an underground Christian church in China's southwest have been charged with violating anti-cult laws, police confirmed Thursday. The human rights group that announced the arrests said they were part of a crackdown on unauthorized worship.
China Arrests Eight Underground Christians
BEIJING (Reuters) - Police in southwestern China have arrested eight members of an underground Christian church on charges of spreading "feudalistic superstition," the local religious administration said on Thursday. The eight -- all members of a unregistered church in a village in Yunnan province'...
Large-Scale Police Action Against Yunnan Christians
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that 12 members of an unauthorized house church in Yunnan Province have been arrested, with eight members facing imprisonment. According to sources in China, the arrested persons, including Wang Qiyou , Huang Yuting , Huang Changshou ,...
Jailed Chinese Pastor Is Suffering After Beatings, His Relatives Say
Erik Eckholm BEIJING, June 11 — The jailed leader of an evangelical Christian sect has severe health problems as a result of beatings and mistreatment in prison, according to his relatives and supporters. Pastor Gong Shengliang , head of the outlawed South China Church, is suffering from internal...
Christian Prisoner Reported Dangerously Ill
For immediate release Friends and relatives of Christian dissident Gong Shengliang have appealed for help from the international community on reports that Gong is near death as a result of abusive treatment in prison.
Protest over Internet Crackdown for June 4th
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has received a copy of an open letter protesting the blocking of a Chinese Web site during the politically sensitive period around the June 4 anniversary.
Shanghai Petitioners in June 4 Crackdown
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that under the tense political atmosphere of the June 4 anniversary authorities are taking repressive measures against people protesting urban clearances in Shanghai.
China internet dissident 'on hunger strike'
One of four Chinese internet dissidents jailed last week on subversion charges is refusing all food, a New York-based human rights group has said. Xu Wei , a 28-year-old journalist for Beijing's Consumer daily, has been on hunger strike since he was sentenced on 28 May, Human Rights in China said...
Jailed Chinese Net dissident on hunger strike
Xu Wei , one of four young Chinese Internet dissidents sentenced to lengthy jail terms in Beijing last week, was on a hunger strike, a New York-based lobby group said on Monday. Citing sources close to Mr Xu, Human Rights in China said the dissident had refused all food since he was sentenced on...
China's June 4 Student Leaders Await Change
Doug Young HONG KONG (Reuters) - They marched together, fasted together and kept vigil beneath a makeshift Goddess of Democracy in Tiananmen Square before their drive to bring new freedoms to China was crushed beneath the army's tank treads. Fast forward 14 years. The leaders of the 1989 Beijing...
Imprisoned Internet Dissident on Hunger Strike
Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that Xu Wei , an Internet activist sentenced last week to 10 years in prison, has gone on hunger strike to protest ill treatment in custody.
Lawsuit Alleges Corruption in Shanghai Redevelopment
For Immediate Release Displaced residents of a redevelopment project in Shanghai have commenced a lawsuit alleging collusion between the developer and government officials. Sources told Human Rights in China (HRIC) that residents waiting outside of the courtroom were kept under close surveillance...
China jails web dissidents
Four Chinese internet writers have been sentenced to long prison terms for subversion. The Beijing Intermediate People's Court sentenced geologist Jin Haike , 27, and Xu Wei , a 28-year-old journalist for Beijing's Consumer Daily, to 10 years each in prison. Yang Zili , a 31-year-old computer...
China Jails Four Internet Activists for Subversion
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China Rejects Tiananmen Square Appeal
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China Sentences 4 in Internet Dissent
BEIJING - Four Chinese intellectuals accused of criticizing the government on the Internet and setting up a democracy study group have been sentenced to up to ten years in prison for subversion, a human rights group reported. The Beijing Intermediate Court delivered the sentences at a hearing...
Four Internet Activists Imprisoned for Subversion
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Chinese police detain hundreds in Shanghai urban clearance fight
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Shanghai Clearance Protesters Prevented from Traveling to Beijing
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned of the arrest of a group of more than 150 people attempting to petition central authorities in Beijing over clearance and redevelopment of their Shanghai neighborhoods.
Chinese Intellectual Sues China's State Council
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that a Chinese intellectual, Li Weiping , has brought a lawsuit against China's State Council demanding repeal of the revised Regulations on Publication Management.
Shanghai detains 132 for protesting against forcible clearance
SHANGHAI (AFP) - Shanghai police have detained 132 people protesting against the city's massive urban clearance projects, a human rights group said. They were rounded up after they gathered outside the Shanghai municipal government offices Thursday, the US-based Human Rights in China (HRIC) said...
Shanghai Clearance Protesters Arrested Under SARS Precautions
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that under tight restrictions to prevent the spread of the SARS epidemic Shanghai authorities have detained 132 protesters from households affected by urban clearance. The protest, which began at 12:30 in the afternoon on May 1 at the...
Labour activists detained in China ahead of US diplomats' visit
NEW YORK (AFP) - Chinese police detained labour activists in the northeastern city of Liaoyang over the weekend and warned them against meeting with visiting US diplomats and journalists, Human Rights in China said. Citing unidentified sources, the New York-based rights group said labour leaders...
Liaoyang Activists Warned to Avoid American Delegation
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned from a number of sources in China that several labor activists in the northeastern city of Liaoyang were detained by police over the weekend and warned to have no contact with a contingent of American diplomats and foreign reporters due...
Police arrest Shanghai residents for petitioning government
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Shanghai Clearance Petitioners Thwarted Again
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that representatives of households affected by urban clearance in Shanghai have been arrested during an attempt to petition officials in Beijing.
China Human Rights Policy: 10 Years After Vienna
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Internet Activist Jiang Lijun Formally Arrested
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned of the formal arrest of Jiang Lijun , an Internet activist who disappeared in November. According to HRIC's sources, Jiang is currently being detained in Qincheng Prison.
Liaoyang Activist Xiao Yunliang's Health Deteriorates in Prison
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that labor activist Xiao Yunliang is suffering deteriorating health in custody and has begun spitting blood. Xiao's family and fellow activists have petitioned authorities on his behalf, but so far without effect.
China Tries New Ways to Quell Rising Dissent
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Relocation Petitioners Rebuffed
For Immediate Release March 13, 2003 Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned that a group of 45 people protesting redevelopment of their Shanghai neighborhood were prevented from petitioning Beijing authorities with their grievance.
China cracks down on dissent
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Trouble for daughters of Chinese dissidents
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Group: Chinese Activists' Kin Detained
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Twelve still missing 14 years after bloody Tiananmen crackdown
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Liaoyang Labor Activists' Daughters Detained
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned from reliable sources that the daughters of Liaoyang labor activists Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang were detained today after attempting to meet lawyer Mo Shaoping in Beijing.
A Dozen People Still Missing Since June 4th, Say Tiananmen Mothers
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has received a copy of an open letter issued by the Tiananmen Mothers calling on China' s National People' s Congress (NPC) to urge the Chinese government to engage in a dialogue to resolve issues relating to June 4th. The letter is signed by Ding...
Dissident He Depu Formally Arrested
For Immediate Release Human Rights in China (HRIC) has learned from reliable sources that He Depu has been formally charged with inciting the overthrow of the state power. Sources say He's charges stem from official fears of dissident political activity during the meetings of the National People's...
When reports on the subject of the exclusion of migrant children from schools in China's largest cities first started appearing in the domestic press in the late 1990s, some concerned commentators warned that a "lost generation" of children who had missed out on education altogether was being...
Globalization takes many forms, some positive, some negative. Governments have often resisted the human rights dimension of globalization, the idea that human rights have no borders, and that human rights everywhere are everyone's responsibility.
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EGLIN AFB � Okaloosa County and the Federal Aviation Administration are building an Eglin Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting station on military land south of Northwest Florida Regional Airport�s terminal.
The station is expected to cost $3 million, which mostly comes from a $2.74 million FAA grant. The county will contribute $154,836 generated by passenger facility charges at the airport; the state Department of Transportation will provide $150,000.
County Airports Director Sunil Harman, who said the new station � to be south of Northwest Florida Regional�s terminal complex at the apex of the two runways on Eglin � will serve the airport and base�s needs. The station will be manned by ARFF-certified airmen trained to respond to aircraft emergencies.
The project�s design phase is complete. Construction could start as soon as February 2014 and wrap up in the late fall.


Digital Smoke Signals - "Indigenous Networking"
The Dann Sisters—American Outrage!! Federal Corruption!!
It turns out that an exercise people enjoyed back in the 1800's is still one of the best ways to stay healthy. Cycling has long been appreciated for its contribution to so many aspects of well-being, from calming the mind to toning every muscle.
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Ok so, for my interpreter which will have to run a launcher eventually I basically need processes and threads, so I am handling it that way.
You know, the interpreter has initialization order, but really all virtual machines will need to know the initialization order (for static initializers and dependencies). So really this can be handled by the FamilyNode class which determines initialization dependency order lookup for given classes. The only confusing thing would be that if a class is already looked up, it cannot be handled again. So in the event of recursive initialization, some classes will not be fully initialized properly.
Ok so, initialization order between classes is a bit of a complex thing. The JIT is going to perform all of the same work the interpreter does and there is state that will be known regardless. I will need to develop the FamilyTree more and have it where arrays and primitives are handled. Basically that class will verify and initialize as much of the virtual machine that can be initialized statically as possible. Then complex inter-dependencies and such can be sorted out. Basically the family tree will be doing a bunch of the work making sure things are safe, and giving all of the classes which are known to exist at run-time. But it will not compile or anything, it will just for the most part just set statically known state. It will not optimize methods or do anything like that, that can be done in later stages. So basically what is needed is an initialization counter, the classes which are dependended on the most through the verification passes will be "initialized" first.
I wonder if initializing everything at once would be the most optimal thing to do, like normal C programs. Basically, I run the static initializers for every single class that exists within the VM at the start of execution. If I do this, then I never need to worry about checking if a class needs initialization. This simplifies the VM design. It is completely valid for Java ME (but not for Java SE) and I will take advantage of it. Basically the global initialization order will be essentially in the order of the classes which are used most are initialized first. This might create some oddities though. This will need to be done for every process though.
But not needing to check if classes are initialized will be quite nice. But at most, classes will just need their class instance initialized and set since every class has a class object. It can pretty much just exist as a gigantic array of class objects. That does mean though that there will be quite a number of allocations on the initial glance though. One thing though is that synchronization on classes, synchronizes on the class object.
But, the initialization at VM start can be completely thread safe for the most part. If any static initializers create threads then they would need to have deferred starts. Synchronization and monitors would not be needed in static initializers at all (which is an optimization boost). A large number of objects could be constructed at the start of the VM though. But I think that would be best for simplicity. It does put a slight drag on the memory requirements because now everything would be initialized at the start. But really limited and old systems are kind of like a goal, but I do not think it will really be realistic. I suppose I will concentrate on systems which are good enough for the most part. I could run it on systems such as the Amiga which has plenty of memory though. But, after verification I could do a guess as to how much memory is needed as a minimum.
It would be easier to verify state with mutable classes.


The "atmospheric river" resulted in rain throughout the central Sierra and the Reno area for most of Saturday, Dec 10, 2016. Rain was heavy in the mountains with snow confined to higher elevations. Consequently, runoff from the storm quickly entered the Truckee River below Lake Tahoe and sent flows approaching 5,000 cubic-feet-per-second through Reno and Sparks. That flow rate amounts to 2.2 million gallons of water per hour. The Truckee River hasn't seen this rate of flow since 2012.
The National Weather Service in Reno is forecasting more rain should begin Tuesday. It could be an exciting week for the Truckee River if we get a repeat of mountain rains. High flows are important to move sediment and create new places for trees, grasses and shrubs to grow and create habitat for fish and wildlife. Floods are damaging to infrastructure built in the flood plain of the river, but flooding helps keep rivers healthy. Keeping buildings out of the floodplain and away from the river is the best approach to protecting our property and limits damage from flooding without expensive flood "control" structures – flood walls, levees, and dams.
Now that the rain has ended (hopefully, more snow and rain is on the way), the river is dropping rapidly. At 10 pm on Sunday, Dec 11 the flow rate through Reno is less than 1,500 CFS.
Truckee River in downtown Reno just above the Arlington Street bridge looking west at Whitewater Park.
Truckee River at 4,000 CFS December 10, 2016 during Sierra rains.
Truckee River at about 200 CFS on December 4, 2016 during dry weather.
Do floods play a vital role in ecosystems?
This entry was posted in Fish and Wildlife, Flood Project, Keep it flowing, Recreate on December 11, 2016 by Dennis Ghiglieri.


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Auditions will take place the first day of camp. Everyone at camp is in the performance. If you do not sing an audition piece you will be in the ensemble, but will not be considered for any role.
If you want to audition for a role in the show, you'll need to prepare before camp begins. To audition, be ready to sing, memorized, 16-32 bars (measures) of a song in the same style as the show (Footloose). Songs from the show are acceptable. If you can select a song that has two contrasting styles, that would be great, but it is not required. If you have the sheet music, bring it to the first day of camp.
A monologue is not required for this year's camp audition.


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SURVEY LOOKS AT TRENDS FOR MS THERAPY
Pharmacy Times
Patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) go untreated for longer than they should, according to 86% of neurologists surveyed. In addition, four fifths of these neurologists think that a more aggressive approach is warranted in treating the early stages of relapsing forms of MS. The survey, conducted by International Communications Research, was compiled via the Internet between December 16 and 23, 2005. The purpose was to assess current trends in the diagnosis and treatment of MS.
Of the 201 neurologists polled, the majority indicated that they believe MS patients live, on average, 3 to 5 years with the disease before diagnosis and treatment. Of the respondents, however, 79% reported that brain and spinal magnetic resonance imaging may support the diagnosis of relapsing MS following the initial clinical attack. Also, 59% said that they would recommend beginning treatment with prescription medication following the first clinical attack suggesting MS. This course of treatment is in line with recently published scientific data.
The respondents chose interferonbeta medication as the top recommendation for disease-modifying therapy for both early (94%) and late (95%) stages of relapsing-remitting MS.The observation is in line with the findings of an American Academy of Neurology panel. The group observed that interferonbeta therapies have the strongest and most reliable evidence of effectiveness, and that high-dose, high-frequency interferon-beta seems more effective in battling MS, compared with low-dose, low-frequency interferon-beta.
FDA Allows Access to Lifesaving Investigational Drugs
Biosimilar Market Outlook Looks Strong
PREP Act Provides Opportunities for Advanced Roles
What Is the Point of Point-of-Care-Testing?


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BIRTHDAY star of the week is chatty Gemini Cilla Black, who will be 58 tomorrow.
Born in Liverpool on May 27, 1943, Cilla's chart shows that she has turned the corner recently on a very challenging chapter, although she still has some way to go before she fully recovers her inner equilibrium.
With a sensitive, family-orientated Cancer rising sign and
a Pisces Moon, her public appeal is largely based on her ability to draw emotion, not controversy, from people - so changing her image won't just up the ratings.
The good news is that Cilla has more happiness ahead in 2002, and while she may wish to keep a very low profile on that one, no one will fail to see the new sparkle in her eyes.
I also predict a very special closeness springing up with a daughter-in law.
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Wesley's, Inc. v. Caramello
Walker v. Electronic Products Engineering Co.
However, these criteria must be applied to evidence which is in the record. Wesley's, Inc. v. Caramello, 156…
United States Sugar Corp. v. Hayes
This is true regardless of the accuracy of the noticed facts. Wesley's,Inc. v. Caramello, 156 So.2d 853 (Fla.…
Full title:WESLEY'S, INC. AND METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY, PETITIONERS, v. MICHAEL…
Court:Supreme Court of Florida
Date published: Nov 7, 1963
156 So. 2d 853 (Fla. 1963)
Supreme Court of Florida
September 20, 1963. Rehearing Denied November 7, 1963.
Petition for review from the Industrial Commission.
McDonald McDonald, Miami, for petitioners.
Cosgrove, Rose Budzinski and Frank F. Cosgrove, Miami, for respondent Michael J. Caramello.
Burnis T. Coleman and Patrick H. Mears, Tallahassee, for respondent Florida Industrial Commission.
O'CONNELL, Justice.
The employer and carrier seek review of an order of the Full Commission affirming the order of the deputy.
On February 13, 1960, claimant began work as a cook for the employer Wesley's Inc. Four days later he ceased work because of contact dermatitis on his hands and body. Claimant did not ask the employer to furnish medical treatment, but rather sought treatment by a general practitioner of his own choice. On March 6, 1960 the claimant, with approval of his doctor, returned to work as a cook with the same employer. He continued this work until March 19, 1960 when he ceased work due to aggravation of a pre-existing back condition. An orthopedic specialist who treated the back ailment testified that claimant reached maximum medical recovery on April 4, 1960 with no greater disability than he had prior to the occurrence of the aggravation.
Claimant made no effort to return to work for the employer Wesley's Inc. because of an argument with the employer over his failure to give notice that he would not report to work after the aggravation of his back condition.
During the period of recovery from the aggravation of his back claimant continued to be treated for dermatitis. The treating physician testified that he released claimant from further treatment on April 28, 1960 because he had no major symptoms of dermatitis remaining.
It should be noted here that the carrier paid claimant for all benefits due for the back condition and for all temporary benefits due to the contact dermatitis through April 10, 1960. It should be further noted that the question of further benefits due to the aggravation of the back ailment is not in issue here.
Claimant pursued his claim for disability due to the dermatitis. The employer and carrier controverted the claim.
After the first hearing held in July 1960 the deputy directed that claimant be examined by a dermatologist, which was done. The dermatologist testified that when he examined claimant on July 22 and again on August 22, 1960 he was free of lesions, i.e., he was clear of the symptoms of the dermatitis. Between August 22 and 26 this specialist gave claimant patch tests, which produced positive reaction to two substances used by claimant in his work with the employer. These tests caused a flare-up in the dermatitis from which claimant reached maximum medical recovery on December 17, 1960.
Thereafter in January 1961 claimant worked five days as a cook for another employer, The Spot Restaurant, and again suffered a flare-up of dermatitis. The Spot Restaurant is not a party to these proceedings.
In his order the deputy found that on or about February 17, 1960 claimant suffered an occupational disease due to his employment. He also found that on March 19, 1960 claimant suffered aggravation of a preexisting back condition. He found that the aggravation of the back injury terminated on April 30, 1960 and that claimant was temporarily totally disabled by the dermatitis from April 10 to April 30, 1960. He also found that because of the dermatitis claimant was temporarily partially disabled from April 30 to December 17, 1960.
The deputy found that claimant could not return to his occupation as a "wet cook", at which he was earning $75.00 per week, but that there were other jobs open to him in which he could earn $55.00 a week. On this basis he determined that claimant had suffered a $20.00 per week wage earning loss which he converted into a 27 1/2 per cent disability of the body as a whole. The deputy ordered that claimant be paid temporary total disability from April 10 to April 30, 1960, temporary partial disability from April 30 to December 17, 1960, and 96 1/4 weeks of permanent partial disability.
On application for review the Full Commission affirmed the deputy's order.
In the petition for certiorari now before us, the employer and carrier first contend that the deputy erred in finding the claimant was temporarily totally disabled from April 10 to April 30, 1960 because of the dermatitis.
The claimant-respondent counters by pointing out that in his application for review filed with the Full Commission the employer and carrier did not specifically raise this issue as required by Sec. 440.25 (4) (a), F.S.A., and argue that this issue should not be considered for the first time in this Court.
The respondent is correct. The petitioners did not present this issue to the Full Commission "concisely and precisely" as required by the statute above cited. We therefore will not consider it here.
The employer and carrier next argue that the deputy erred in finding claimant to be temporarily partially disabled, because of the dermatitis, from April 30 to December 17, 1960.
All the evidence shows that from the time the general practitioner released claimant from further treatment on either April 28 or 30, 1960 to the date of the flare-up on August 26, 1960, caused by the administration of the patch tests, claimant's dermatitis was in remission. While the prospect of another flare-up may well be said to be disabling in that it prevented the claimant from returning to his employment as a "wet cook" during this period, it cannot be said to be only temporarily disabling. Claimant's increased sensitivity to the substances and conditions thought to cause the flare-ups was apparently permanent from and after April 30, 1960 at the latest.
We find no basis in the record for the finding of temporary partial disability after April 30, 1960, the date on which claimant was released from treatment for dermatitis by his physician, to the date of the flare-up on or about August 26, 1960.
However the record clearly supports a finding of disability from August 26 to December 17, 1960, the date on which the dermatologist testified that claimant reached maximum medical recovery from the flare-up caused by the patch tests.
In their next point, the employer and carrier first assail the deputy's finding of 27 1/2 per cent disability of the body as a whole and in the alternative argue that under Sec. 440.151(5), F.S.A. the deputy should have assessed liability for such permanent partial disability against the employer for whom the claimant worked in January 1961 in which employment claimant was last exposed to conditions causing a flare-up in his dermatitis, i.e., against The Spot Restaurant.
We must reject the alternative argument of petitioners. We are not here called upon to decide whether the claimant would have a claim against The Spot Restaurant for whom he worked in January 1961. The facts of this case do demonstrate that claimant suffered contact dermatitis for the first time in his life while working for the employer who is one of the petitioners here. He filed a claim in due time prior to suffering exposure in another employment which clearly distinguishes this case from those in which a claimant suffered exposure in several employments before filing a claim.
Whatever liability is ultimately assessed in this case for the disability suffered by claimant prior to his employment by The Spot Restaurant is that of the petitioners herein.
In reaching his finding of 27 1/2 per cent disability the deputy stated that there were various jobs open to claimant which would pay him $50.00 to $60.00 per week. The evidence shows that, except for "wet cooking", the claimant is not disabled from working because of the dermatitis. Our knowledge of present economic conditions and wage scales convinces us that the wage figures of $50.00 to $60.00 per week used by the deputy in measuring claimant's wage earning capacity loss are not unreasonable. Nevertheless, we find no evidence in the record to support these figures and therefore we cannot say that they or the resulting determination of wage earning capacity loss are based on competent substantial evidence.
On remand the deputy must also reconsider and make a new award of attorney's fees based upon the benefits awarded claimant under any new order entered in this cause.
For the reasons above expressed the petition for certiorari is granted in part and denied in part, the order of the Full Commission is quashed and the cause remanded for further proceedings consistent herewith.
DREW, C.J., and ROBERTS, THORNAL and CALDWELL, JJ., concur.


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At first, we will create android project. Then, we will create and use imageSwitcher programmatically in kotlin file.
2. Go to File => New => New Project. Write application name as DynamicImageSwitcher. Then, check Include Kotlin Support and click next button.
Now, we will modify xml and kotlin file to use imageSwitcher dynamically.
In activity_main.xml file, we have defined button and linearLayout, with id rootContainer, that will act as container for the imageSwitcher created programmatically in the application.
Open app/src/main/java/com.tutorialwing.dynamicimageswitcher/MainActivity.kt file. Then, add below code into it.
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We have created imageSwitcher programmatically in kotlin file (i.e. in MainActivity.kt file). Then, we have set layout params, margins etc. in it. Then, we have set factory of imageSwitcher to provide views between which imageSwitcher will flip. Then, we will set animation to apply when image disappears/appears from/on the screen. After that, we have added this imageSwitcher in linearLayout having id rootContainer. At last, we have accessed button and set click listener to show next image in the imageSwitcher.
That's end of our tutorial on Creating Android ImageSwitcher Programmatically in Kotlin.


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Q: How to allow an element to get out of its parent I have a right-floated div within a container with the width of 960px and I want it to have a bigger width but not allow the scroll to show, here's a picture:

It's the pink box which has the title "From the journal"

A: Here you have a working example: http://jsfiddle.net/QBmKm/. It uses overflow: hidden;

    ceva

            left

                ceva

    ceva

and the css is
.container {
    width: 400px;
    margin: auto;
    background: gray;
    padding: 10px 0;
    margin-bottom: 30px;
}
.left {
    float: left;
    width: 200px;
}
.right {
    float: left;
    width: 200px;
}
.box {
    width: 9999px;
    background: red;
    padding: 50px 0;
}
.wrapper {
    overflow: hidden;
}

A: First of all i want to say that is very good design :-)
now as am assuming
you can use
`position:absolute`

for achieve this and this will work

A: Close the container, create a new div for the row which you want to have different settings and open the container again for the bottom part.

A: If you want an element to be displayed outside it's parent element, you need to use a negative margin.

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with CSS:
#outercontainer {
  width: 500px;
  margin-left: auto;
  margin-right: auto; //center the outer container
  border: 1px solid blue; //just to show it
}

#biggerelement {
  margin-left: -50px; //The element will start 50 pixels left from it's parent element
  margin-top: 5px; //...and 5 pixels below the edge of it's parent
  border: 1px dotted yellow;
}

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