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Are Constitutional Rights Enough? An Empirical Assessment of Racial Bias in Police Stops
Rohit Asirvatham
Michael D. Frakes
This Article empirically tests the conventional wisdom that a permissive constitutional standard bearing on pretextual traffic stops—such as the one announced by the Supreme Court in Whren v. United States—contributes to racial disparities in traffic stops. To gain empirical traction on this question, we look to state constitutional law. In particular, we consider a natural experiment afforded by changes in the State of Washington's rules regarding traffic stops. Following Whren, the Washington Supreme Court first took a more restrictive stance than the U.S. Supreme Court, prohibiting pretextual stops by police officers, but later reversed course and instituted a laxer standard, effectively equivalent to Whren's.
We investigate the effect of this retreat to a Whren-like standard on the degree of racial disparities in traffic stops in Washington. For that purpose, we use a dataset of over 7 million traffic stops and employ a range of empirical techniques—including the estimation of difference-in-difference and triple-differences specifications—that are designed to isolate the effect of the change in Washington constitutional law and account for both observable and unobservable factors that may also impact racial disparities in traffic-stop rates. In particular, we employ a novel methodological approach designed to separate the effect of the change in constitutional standards in Washington from the effect of Washington's contemporaneous legalization of recreational marijuana.
Across our deep dive into these matters, we fail to find evidence that supports the conventional wisdom that a Whren-like standard intensifies racial bias in officers' decisions to initiate stops. On the contrary, our results suggest that constitutional standards, at best, have little to no impact on the gap between the stop rates of non-white and white drivers (or between Black and white drivers).
Racial disparities in traffic stops are an undeniable problem. And to best address this problem, we need to understand which legal tools do and do not work in regulating officer behavior. We suggest our findings may be due to certain inherent weaknesses in the way in which the relevant constitutional standards are enforced—i.e., via the exclusionary rule. To the extent an officer's decision to initiate a traffic stop is heavily driven by factors other than the remote possibility that any evidence obtained during a pretextual stop will be suppressed, it is unlikely that a constitutional-rights-based approach will meaningfully reduce racial disparities in traffic-stop rates. Instead, we propose several extraconstitutional approaches to this critical problem, including the use of administrative disciplinary systems that evaluate an officer's aggregate pattern of behavior, not their behavior in individual cases—i.e., approaches designed to bolster a deterrent channel—along with the development of technologies that rely less on officer discretion in the first place.
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116.6 Asirvatham & Frakes Online Data Appendix
Rohit Asirvatham and Michael D. Frakes, Are Constitutional Rights Enough? An Empirical Assessment of Racial Bias in Police Stops, 116 Nw. U. L. Rev. 1481 (2022).
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Jan Seklucjan (auch Johannes Seclucianus, Johannes Seclutianus; * um 1510/15; † 1578) war ein polnischer lutherischer Prediger, Übersetzer und Herausgeber. Er ließ die ersten lutherischen Texte und das erste Neue Testament in polnischer Sprache drucken.

Leben
Seklutian kam möglicherweise aus Siekluki bei Radom oder einem gleichnamigen Ort in Großpolen. 1536 war er an der Universität in Leipzig immatrikuliert und erwarb dort den Grad eines Baccalaureus.

1538 war Johannes Seclutian königlicher Schreiber in Posen. Als Priester wurde er 1543 wegen lutherischer Predigten von Bischof Sebastian Branicki von Posen angeklagt. Er floh in das protestantische Herzogtum Preußen nach Königsberg.

Dort entfaltete er ein reiches verlegerisches Schaffen und druckte die ersten lutherischen Bekenntnisschriften, Bibeltexte und Kirchenlieder in polnischer Sprache.
Er wirkte zugleich als  lutherischer Prediger der polnischen Gemeinde an der Kirche St. Nikolai (Steindammer Kirche), die ein Sammelplatz der polnischen und litauischen Emigranten wurde.

Schriften
Seklutian war als Verleger und Herausgeber in Königsberg tätig, einige Texte übersetzte er auch selbst. Insgesamt sind heute über 15 Schriften erhalten.

 1545 die erste polnische Übersetzung des Kleinen Katechismus von Martin Luther,
 1547 der Große Katechismus Luthers
 1547 ein polnisches Gesangbuch mit 35 Liedern, darunter 8 von  Luther.
 1550 folgte eine polnische Hauspostille.
 1551–53 verlegte er das erste Neue Testament in polnischer Sprache, übersetzt vom lutherischen Linguisten Stanisław Murzynowski aus dem griechischen Urtext.

Zu den von ihm verlegten Autoren gehörte auch der Schriftsteller Mikołaj Rej.

Literatur
Deutsch
 Stanisław Urbańczyk (Hrsg.): Die altpolnischen Orthographien des 16. Jahrhunderts : Stanisław Zaborowski, Jan Seklucjan, Stanisław Murzynowski, Jan Januszowski. Böhlau, Köln – Wien 1983.
 Altpreußische Biographie, s. v.
 K. v. Miaskowski: Jan Seklucjan. In: Historische Monatsblätter für Posen 12, S. 148–154.

 Walther Hubatsch: Geschichte der evangelischen Kirche in Ostpreußen, Göttingen 1968.

Polnisch
 Janusz Małłek: Seklucjan (Seclucianus, Sekluczian) (ok. 1510/1515-1578), in: Polski Słownik Biograficzny. Bd. 36, Warszawa, Kraków 1995–1996, S. 182–186.

Litauisch
 Vaidotas Rimša: Jano Maleckio ir Jano Sekluciano polemika dėl katekizmo kanoninio vertimo. Lietuvių Kalbos Instituto Leidykla, Vilnius 2001.

Weblinks
 Jan Seklucjan Encyklopedia Warmia

Einzelnachweise

Lutherischer Theologe (16. Jahrhundert)
Übersetzer aus dem Deutschen
Übersetzer ins Polnische
Verleger (16. Jahrhundert)
Person des Christentums (Polen)
Person der Reformation
Pole
Geboren im 16. Jahrhundert
Gestorben 1578
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FATOUMATA DIAWARA
Hailed as one of the most vital standard-bearers of modern African music, Fatoumata Diawara takes her artistry to fresh and thrilling heights on her new album FENFO. Boldly experimental yet respectful of her roots, it's a record that defines her as the voice of young African womanhood – proud of her heritage but with a vision that looks confidently to the future and a message that is universal.
Her spectacular 2011 debut album Fatou made the Malian singer and guitarist the most talked about new African artist on the planet. FENFO (which translates as "something to Say"') dramatically fulfils that promise on a set of vivid and original new compositions that draw on the rich experiences she has enjoyed since.
"I've had so many different musical adventures since the last album, touring and working with so many other musicians and I think you can hear how all of that feeds into this record," she says. "This is my time and I'm sharing my soul."
Those she has worked with include some of the biggest names in contemporary music. She recorded with Bobby Womack and Herbie Hancock; played Glastonbury and other major festivals; and toured with the Cuban pianist Roberto Fonseca. She assembled a West African super-group featuring Amadou and Mariam, Oumou Sangaré and Toumani Diabaté to record a song calling for peace in her troubled homeland; and climbed aboard Damon Albarn's star-studded Africa Express, which culminated in her sharing a stage with Sir Paul McCartney.
TEME TAN
His music is both ultra modern, re ecting the life of a man who can feel at home on four continents, and shot through with a deep respect for older traditions and identities. It works both instantly, with the lilt and groove of a natural entertainer, and as lasting food for thought, full of deep and intriguing questions.
Travelling is in Tanguy's blood: born in the Demo- cratic Republic of Congo, his family were constantly back and forth to both Belgium and Kinshasa. "I was accustomed to y at a very, very young age," he says. "Even alone - a very early memory is my brothers and I being taken care of by a hostess on the plane." He grew up surrounded by the zouk and rumba music of his Congolese relatives, but it was in Brussels, while at school, that he started to make music. To begin with it was just "rapping to rap records and trying to sing to Michael Jackson records - then one day I had to do a school assignment, so I decided to rap it instead of speaking it out loud, and some people in my school were looking for a singer for their band and that's how I got into rehearsing and doing concerts."
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IDE Awarded Desalination Company of the Year by GWI
IDE Technologies has won the "Desalination Company of the Year" Global Water Intelligence award, bestowed annually by the water industry, upon the desalination plant supplier that has "made the greatest overall contribution to the desalination industry during 2010."
GWI cited IDE for its "unique competitive position in the global desalination arena during 2010, winning a significant portion of the Chinese desalination business and competing strongly for tenders in the Americas, Southern Europe and elsewhere in Asia." GWI also mentioned IDE's "stunning project wins" at Sorek, Israel, Tianjin, China and Chennai, India, all while commissioning its 127M m3/year Hadera, Israel SWRO plant. The UK-based GWI also cited the company's "complete mastery of both membrane and thermal desalination, and its nearly 50 years of commitment to innovation."
GWI also nominated and short-listed IDE's MED desalination plant in Tianjin, China as its 'Desalination Plant of the Year'. The Tianjin plant, the largest in China, with a capacity of 200,000 m3/day, was built by IDE for China's State Development and Investment Corporation (SDIC).
Avshalom Felber, IDE's CEO, stated, "We are extremely honored to receive the Global Water Intelligence award. It is a testament to IDE's 45 years of desalination leadership in terms of technology, engineering and know-how - leadership that we have achieved through the building of 400 desalination plants in 40 countries. We are proud of our success in continually increasing the capacity of both membrane and thermal desalination plants, while simultaneously driving down the cost of desalinated water on a BOT basis. This is demonstrated in the continuing tradition of IDE's Sorek, Hadera and Ashkelon plants. We deeply appreciate the water industry's recognition and pledge to continue working to make clean, pure, affordable water for arid regions throughout the world."
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Dear friends, dear sisters and brothers. It is with such joy that I am here with you today.
I see you as eternal beings living temporarily on Earth. I see you focused on the finite, fearful parts of you, and sometimes I feel concerned about that. This is a time of great opportunity on Earth. You all are old souls. You have visited Earth many times in many lifetimes. Feel how far back your story goes. It is not just about this lifetime and this personality you have now. Feel how much you have experienced, how old you are and how mature you have become.
Feel now your soul joining you. Your channel is already open. Many of you, in fact all of you present here, were born with the deep desire to know who you are, to rejoin with your soul this time on Earth. You did not want to be distracted by anything else; you were focused. That is why you felt different from many around you. It is like you knew from early on: "I have something to do", something of ultimate importance and this very important thing was to know yourself as Eternal Beings. You have had many lifetimes, especially in the beginning of your cycle on Earth, in which you became a part of life on Earth, a part of society, exploring all the energies here. In fact, you took a deep plunge into duality. On the soul level this was okay, because this was your purpose. You wanted to experience and to understand the extremes of duality, although you became lost in certain emotions, such as fear or ignorance.
And now, in this time, you are reaching the end of your cycle of lifetimes on Earth. You took a plunge into the depths of duality and now a turning point has been reached and you want to move upward, and you want it with all of your being. You have experienced pain, loneliness, and rejection within duality, and many of you felt great resistance when you entered this incarnation. When you were born, you knew on a subconscious level there was only one thing you wanted: to move beyond duality, to recognize yourself on the soul level.
I would like you to see and appreciate your own courage. When you started this incarnation, you had doubts and felt insecurity about coming to Earth again. You knew you were going to be confronted with old pain and fear that were not resolved in past lifetimes, yet somewhere deep down inside yourself, you decided to take that burden upon yourself. You were very courageous for taking this leap and I want you to recognize your courage and determination. You are warriors of Light.
Living on Earth often is difficult, and the energies, the negativity, can be overpowering. Terrible fears can come to the surface of your awareness, especially when you decide: "I want to express my soul's Light on Earth". But I want to tell you that this is alright, because now is the time for healing these fears. It is possible now to do so and I want you to feel this for yourself.
I want to ask you to connect profoundly with the Spirit of Earth, of Gaia. She is your host and she is your dwelling place in this life. Connect with her from the heart. Feel her energy beneath your feet. Feel how she cares for you, how she welcomes you. You are like a child on her lap. Feel safe again within your mother's embrace.
You are here now, in this lifetime, to cure yourself, to heal yourself. I want to state this very clearly. Some of you feel burdened, or even guilty, for not expressing their Light completely yet. You become angry or frustrated with yourself. I see this with tears in my eyes. Do you not realize that you have suffered so much? You have been here on Earth in earlier times; you have experienced how it was when your soul's energy was not welcome. You are healing from those old traumas, those old wounds, and you have to treat yourself with the utmost care and delicacy. I encourage you to be truly tender with yourself. The most traumatized part of you will not be healed by anger or judgment, and only by the softest possible energy, the energy of love, will it recover. And that is also the outcome of your long journey through duality; that you become the living reality of love.
Throughout your journey, there were times when your third eye was highly developed. You had acquired a great amount of knowledge and there were cultures in which it was easier to speak with the other planes of existence. But even though you had this wisdom and knowledge from the third eye, your Light had to descend deeper into your heart. And that is exactly what the Christ energy is about and what Christ came to tell you on Earth: to connect from human to human from the heart, from a sense of oneness. So it is not your knowledge that will help you complete your cycle on Earth, it is your ability to love, and first of all to love yourself, especially the hurt parts of you.
Whenever you feel impatient or frustrated with your own progress, remember that these energies contain judgement and these energies are the ones that need to be overcome. Completing your cycle of lives on Earth asks of you really to bow down in front of yourself, and by that I mean to honor all parts of you, especially the hurt child inside you. Perhaps your knowledge, or your third eye, knows or wants all kinds of things, but the child inside feels blocked and resists. I ask you now to see this child within, the child who feels so burdened by the past. Please welcome it and let it be in our midst. Imagine that you are holding it carefully, tenderly, and encourage it to look around and see the faces of the people present here so that she or he can feel how welcome it is.
When you see this little child, this vulnerable child in another person, you want to reach out to that child and tell it how beautiful it is. Now, could you do this for yourself, for your own child as well? As a matter of fact, to be so loving and kind toward yourself, you have to go against tradition. Much of your tradition tells you that all the emotional impulses of a child have to be restricted, so the child becomes more or less imprisoned in a mental cage of do's and don'ts. I invite you to free this child, to see its spontaneity and its innocence. See how it responds to your touch, to your caress. It loves to be loved by you. In fact, you are its parent, you are the perfect guide for this child. I ask you to take good care of her or him. As soon as it feels welcome in your heart or in your arms, you, as a complete being, will relax and feel at ease with yourself, and that is the real aim of your life: to become at peace with yourself and your life. Feel this peace now. Welcome the child and just relax.
The only way to become whole and to manifest your soul on Earth is to work with this child and not against it. By loving your child, you embrace your humanness, and your Light becomes a guide for others. You are all meant to shine your Light on Earth, but I ask you not to feel pressured by this. You can do it in a calm and peaceful way. When you judge yourself for not doing things right, you are alienating the child within. See what you have already accomplished. By simply coming here again into this incarnation, you have already shown your courage. Celebrate every step you take. If you think you are expressing only, let us say, 40% of your potential, tell yourself how incredible that is, that in spite of all the negativity and the pain, you are doing it – and doing it well!
I would like to end this channeling by celebrating the presence in this room of these inner children. Just imagine them creating a second circle at our feet. Hear their voices, their excitement. They feel so happy at being recognized by you, and notice how even though they have been hurt so deeply, there is so much Light in their eyes. They are like Spring coming back every year, full of new life. Thank you for being here today. I love you all.


Today was a fantastic day. We started the day sailing and mastering jibing. We traveled to collect water at Scrub Island, which though still in repair from Hurricane Irma, was beautiful as the water was crystal clear. We all then sailed on to Trellis Bay where we had some shore time to shop and stock up on snacks, get food, and call home. Once we all had lunch, we rushed to the shop next door to stock up on snacks. The shop's shelf was empty! After buying our food, we quickly hurried back to the boat to pick up some close-toed shoes and then were dropped back off at the beach where we started a beach cleanup. The crew of Sans Souci was on metal duty- we had to pick up big beams of metal and move them to a different spot. It was tough work as it was hot and the beams were massive, but we all worked well as a team, and I think afterward we all felt a great sense of accomplishment. Once we got back to the boat, we showered, had food, and sat down to listen to a talk from Jim Tuman. His speech was eye-opening and hit home for some of us. Today showed us a new side of the world, and it gave us a lot to think about.


A person who was reported missing in a fire at an East Haddam home on Monday was found dead, according to officials.
A man who was reported missing in a fire at an East Haddam home on Monday was found dead, according to officials.
Firefighters reported to the home at 51 Ackley Cemetery Road for a structure fire around 3 p.m. and found heavy fire at the 2-and-a-half story wooden home.
The family told firefighters that one person who lives at the home was unaccounted for Monday and firefighters found a victim, 53-year-old Thomas Rasimas, dead inside the home hours later.
Multiple fire departments responded to the scene. State police are handling the investigation.


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Online Surfing Instruction – Too Much "Fake News"
Online instruction for surfing is flourishing during these Covid times. But……not all of it is of any real value, with many presenters only creating content to expand their online presence, presenting information with multiple inaccuracies and half-truths. In fact…. much of it is "fake" news.
In the real world, when a new skill is being taught, a surf coach initially teaches an approximation of that skill so that a surfer gets a sense of what the skill should look and feel like. But as surfers develops, surfers need to be taught the full skill with all its technical attributes, to cement it into one that is performed effortlessly and with consistency.
What most online presenters do is present skills that are approximations of a targeted skill [instructions used with the new learner], but not the precise instructions required for the established surfer. But here's the rub… most of the viewers of these instructional videos are established surfers. Surfers who are looking for accurate and useful information that can help them surf better, pull-off a new move, or just create consistency in their performances.
As an example, I recently saw two online instructional videos put out by an online surf fitness influencer and an international surfing federation. They had a combined viewership of over 150k Youtube views, but both had inaccuracies and were sloppy in their presentation. In effect, they were presenting information that potentially could make a surfing performance worse in the long term.
It makes me think – would a golfer wanting to lengthen their drive accept the advice from a golf coach who provides information that creates inconsistencies instead? Or would a tennis player accept advice that confused them on how to serve more consistently? Yet this is what is happening in our sport of surfing. So called surfing gurus trying to make a buck out of content creation and building an audience under the guise of instructing surfers.
Performing well in both surfing & golf require learning the correct technical skills of both sports.
The thing is that surfing is a highly technical sport [much like golf or tennis], but its' the addition of a wave's power which masks the necessity of correct technique. The more powerful a wave, the less important is the necessity of perfect technique, whereas in small or weak waves, to surf well, technique is king. So it should be the goal of every surfer, to create the most perfect technique possible, so they can surf well in all surf conditions.
Motivated surfers should understand that not all online instruction is designed to help them surf better. In many cases it's all about creating content to build a larger audience, pure and simple. Being aware of this fact is one step towards wading through the crap, to obtain the correct lessons on how to surf better .
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3.) What is priming? What do you do to correct it ?
4.) What is foaming? What do u do to correct it ?
5.) What is an open feed water heater?
6.) What is a closed feed hater heater?
7.) What do you do if the water level in a boiler is low?
8.) What does a safety valve do?
9.) How is draft measured?
10.) How do you relieve a fireman?
11.) How does a single element feed water regulator work?
12.) 212 deg minus 32 deg is what type of heat?
13.) How do you start a centrifugal pump?
15.) Describe the construction and operation of a single tube lifting injector?
16.) What is the difference between a rotary pump and a centrifugal pump?
17.) What occurs when the water feed pump gets vapor lock? Describe?


The union representing Canada Post employees is launching its court challenge against the legislation used by the Conservative government to force its workers back to work in June 2011.
The union says they are taking the government to court to protect workers' rights to free collective bargaining and their right to strike.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) started rotating strikes to back contract demands in early June 2011, leading to a lockout by Canada Post later that month, shutting the mail service down. When the federal government enacted Bill C-6, An Act to provide for the resumption and continuation of postal services, the postal workers were legislated back to work.
The government said it needed to intervene because contract negotiations between the company and union had failed, and a prolonged dispute posed a threat to the national economy.
The postal union is working with constitutional lawyer Paul Cavalluzzo, who is known for his work on the Ontario Walkerton water inquiry.
The case will be heard in Federal Court, but, in an Oct. 12 press conference, Cavalluzzo said that the issue may need to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada.


This card costs 0 influence if you have 6 or more non-alliance haas bioroid cards in your deck.
Trash a rezzed asset or upgrade. If you do, gain credits equal to its trash cost.
Do the credits gained from Product Recall include modifications to the trash cost, such as that from Industrial Genomics?
Yes. Modifiers are always taken into account whenever a value is queried from the game state.
If the Runner accesses an Alliance card from HQ, is the Corp required to tell the Runner how much influence that card is worth in their deck? What about if the Runner accesses an Alliance card from R&D?
No. It is assumed that the Corp's deck is legal, and the influence value on the card is irrelevant for the purposes of gameplay.
What happens if the Corp no longer has enough cards in their deck to satisfy the Alliance requirement for a card due to cards being removed from the game?
Nothing happens. Just like with Cerebral Static against The Professor, the deck building aspect of a card only matters during deck building and not during the game.
I have to comment on how freaking awesome the flavor on this card is. You are "recalling" thinking, feeling bioroids, with hopes and dreams, because they didn't live up to your expectations. Brutal. Most chilling flavor since Clone Retirement.
Anyway, the card itself. There are two ways to use this: you can either include it with cards specifically to trash them, or you can trash cards you were planning on getting rid of anyway.
The first plan is almost always a terrible idea. Even if you're trashing the in-faction Cybernetics Court, that still means you're spending two clicks and two cards for a net gain of 5. That's simply not good enough. The only card that could maybe justify it would be Sealed Vault; installing and recalling a Vault is effectively the same as playing two Hedge Funds but can be done from zero money.
What about if you happen to be playing high-trash cost cards already, which you want to get rid of? Eve Campaign is one of the obvious answers, but because you have to trash it while there are 2 still on it you're really only gaining 3. If you're playing Cerebral Imaging, Cybernetics Court is a good fallback for if you run low on money, then you can Recall it to get the same effect plus one.
But really where this is useful is in dealing with Executives: The Board, for example, or Director Haas. If they start to look unsafe you can always Recall them, putting them safely in Archives while you pick up a hefty sum from their high trash cost.
In either case, you can get more bang for your cardboard buck when you include things that increase trash costs. The three ways to increase trash costs at the moment are Encryption Protocol, Oaktown Grid, and Industrial Genomics. Again, though, you don't want to be putting in cards to increase trash costs just in case you draw your Product Recalls at the right time, but if you're already running IG and can spare the influence for some Sealed Vaults and Product Recalls (or six other HB cards), you could make some serious cash.
Industrial Genomics: Growing Solutions + Mumbad City Hall + Mumba Temple + Museum of History + Product Recall.
Every turn, shuffle Product Recall back into the deck, install anything worth trashing - either an alliance asset or not - use the temples to rez it, and then use City Hall to trash it with Product Recall. At worst that's, say, 5 for 2 (Mumbad Virtual Tour). At best, you're gaining an insane number of credits from all those cards in archives and trashing an alliance asset. Every turn you want to, because Product Recall is an alliance card, and Museum is too.


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Diese Liste umfasst Jugendorganisationen in Österreich, die bundesweit von Bedeutung sind.

Politische Jugendorganisationen

Parteiliche, politische Jugendorganisationen

 JG – Junge Generation; Jugendorganisation der SPÖ
 JVP – Junge Volkspartei; Jugendorganisation der ÖVP
 RFJ – Ring Freiheitlicher Jugend Österreich; Jugendorganisation der FPÖ
 GJ-GAJ – Grüne Jugend – Grünalternative Jugend; den Grünen nahestehend
 GZÖ – Generation Zukunft Österreich; Jugendorganisation des BZÖ
 KJÖ – Kommunistische Jugend Österreichs; marxistisch-leninistische Jugendorganisation
 Jugendfront der Partei der Arbeit; Jugendorganisation der PdA Österreichs
 SJÖ – Sozialistische Jugend Österreich; Jugendorganisation im Umfeld der SPÖ
 AKS – Aktion Kritischer Schülerinnen und Schüler, offizielle Schülerorganisation der SPÖ
VERDE - Verde Wien, Die Grünen-nahe Schülerorganisation
Junge liberale Schüler_innen - Junos, Zweigverein von Junos - Junge liberale Neos
 JUNOS – JUNOS – Junge liberale NEOS, Jugendorganisation von NEOS – Das Neue Österreich und Liberales Forum
 Junge Linke, KPÖ-nahe Jugendorganisation

Überparteiliche, politische Jugendorganisationen
 Der Funke – österreichische Sektion der Internationalen Marxistischen Tendenz
 Österreichische Gewerkschaftsjugend – sowohl Teil des Österreichischen Gewerkschaftsbundes ÖGB, als auch ein eigenständiger Jugendverband
 Revolution Austria – unabhängige marxistische Jugendorganisation
 Rote Falken – der SPÖ nahestehender Kinder- und Jugendverband
 Naturfreundejugend Österreich – der Sozialdemokratie nahestehender Kinder- und Jugendverband

Kulturelle Jugendorganisationen
 Jugendmusikverbände
 Österreichische Blasmusikjugend
Landjugend

Überparteiliche bzw. unpolitische Jugendorganisationen

 Leo-Clubs – Jugendorganisation des Lions-Clubs
 Rotaract – Jugendorganisation des Rotary-Clubs
 Schülerverbindungen
 Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Österreichs (siehe: Pfadfinder)
 Schülerunion
 Feuerwehrjugend – Bestandteil der österreichischen Feuerwehren
 Jugendrotkreuz – eine Jugendorganisation des Roten Kreuzes
 Austrian Medical Students' Association - Vereinigung Österreichischer Medizinstudierenden
 CISV Austria – Kulturaustausch durch weltweite internationale Ferienprogramme
 Jugendpresse Österreich – Jugendmedien-Organisation
 Alpenvereinsjugend Österreich
 Bosnisch und Herzegowinisch Österreichische Jugend - [ BÖJ ]

Religiöse Jugendorganisationen
 Evangelische Jugend Österreich
 Kolpingjugend
 Katholische Jugend Österreich
 Katholische Jungschar Österreich
 Katholische Arbeiterjugend
 Muslimische Jugend Österreich
 Alevitische Jugend Österreich

Jugendorganisationen in Österreich


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Q: D3 Mouseover/Mouseout Conflict I'm having an issue with mouseover and mouseout events in d3.
I have built an area graph and at each "data point" I have appended a circle. These circles are hidden (by setting opacity to 0) on load. Then, when you mouse over an area, it shows the circles relating to that layer.
I now need to make it so that when you hover over a circle, it grows a bit larger. However, when mousing over the circle, it triggers the mouseout event for the area (hiding the circles).
Is there any way that the events can be set so that the mouseout event doesn't fire until the mouse enters another layer or leaves the svg entirely?
Here is the current transition code that I have:
var svg = d3.select('svg');

svg.selectAll('.data-circles')
    .attr('opacity', 0);

svg.selectAll('.layer')
    .attr('opacity', 1)
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And here is a link to the code on Jsfiddle
Thanks,

A: You can simply remove the mouseout handler (and rename mouseover to mouseenter for efficiency):
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This sets the correct opacity for the correct circles and doesn't interfere with the highlighting of individual circles. The difference to your previous interaction model is that the circles remain there even if the cursor leaves the plot area -- you could fix that by attaching a mouseout handler to the plot area/SVG.
Complete demo here.

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A lively mix of red, orange, purple, scarlet, cream, yellow and white Echinacea, bringing color to the garden from spring until fall. Long stems make it excellent as a cut flower. Prefers well-drained soil.
With multiple tones of orange and yellow that mimic a sunset, 'Flame Thrower's' bursts of sunshine will ring in a new season as one of the first bloomers in your garden.
A new coneflower with short petals in a double-cushioned center and bright magenta flowers framing the center, exquisitely crisp and clean. This coneflower echinachea will also overwinter really well so you can appreciate it longer!
A soft, short petaled, double flower center with bright orange, long petals extending at base. This coneflower will overwinter nicely for a lengthy appreciation of it's splendor.
Hardy with a tight habit, months of profuse flowering and an intense watermelon pink color that works well with so many schemes, make this a perfect landscape plant. Top it off with deer resistance and drought tolerance, make it a dream come true!
Echinacea 'Intense Orange' is a coneflower full of long lasting blooms. Beautiful, rich blooms will sustain their compact habit, and spendor from early summer all the way until frost.
Echinacea 'Raspberry' is a coneflower full of long lasting blooms. Beautiful, rich blooms will sustain their compact habit, and spendor from early summer all the way until frost.
Wow, the center crown is so full and eye catching you can't go wrong! Especially with the early double anemone blooms consisting of florets with a gorgeous light yellow center and white ray petals blooming early until frost!
The Sombrero™ series is known for its well-branched and compact growth habit. An extremely hardy, floriferous coneflower with pumpkin orange flowers that will brighten up any garden. Blooms from late spring to late summer. Asexual propagation prohibited.
The Sombrero™ series is known for its well-branched and compact growth habit. An extremely hardy, floriferous coneflower with vibrant golden yellow flowers that will brighten up any garden. Blooms from late spring to late summer. Asexual propagation prohibited.
The Sombrero™ series is known for its well-branched and compact growth habit. An extremely hardy, floriferous coneflower with bright red flowers that will brighten up any garden.
Rosy-pink petals surround the prominent central brown cones from summer to late fall. Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus' makes an excellent cut flower. 1998 Perennial Plant of the Year.
Pow Wow™ White is a pure white coneflower with yellow centers. The brilliance of white is a great addition to your mixed perennial bed.
Rose-purple petals surround the golden orange cone of Echinacea Pow Wow™ Wild Berry. The bloom color doesn't fade and will begin blooming in June and continue until frost.
Bright yellow double flowers with a bloom period of 5 months!
Striking maroon leaf axils and undersides of leaves. Upper leaf surface is dark green. Individual leaves can grow up to 6' long! Does not sucker like other bananas.
Vigorous with larger than usual two-toned amber flowers that dance on thin stems in spring while small heart-shaped leaves emerge with a rosy blush.
'Pink Elf' has delicate pink spurred flowers that are held above semi-evergreen heart-shaped foliage. Blooms March through May and then sporadically again in September and October.
Epimedium grandiflorum has large flowers, as the name suggests, rosy inner-sepals with creamy-white spurs and cup and a conspicuous 1/2" long spur. The small new spring leaflets emerge taupe then mature bright green. Epimediums will tolerate dry shade, once established, but prefer light shade with even moisture.
'Dark Beauty' gets its name from the chocolate-purple new growth that emerges in the spring. The large purple and white bicolor flowers rise above the heart-shaped foliage.
Epimedium 'Lilafee' has small, lilac flowers held on dainty inflorescences in spring. The raspy, compound foliage emerges after the flowers and looks good well into fall.
The larger-than-average flowers of 'Purple Pixie' are a vibrant shade of violet purple, sharply contrasted with long, pure white spurs. Semi evergreen, deer resistant, and drought tolerant, Epimediums are easy to grow and an excellent choice for shade and woodland gardens.
'Purple Prince' has rich, deep purple flowers in spring that rise above the heart-shaped foliage. The new leaves that emerge in the spring have a nice rose tone that matures to green.
Blooming in mid to late Spring, the magenta-red flowers of 'Red Beauty' dantily dangle atop sturdy stems above a mound of dark green foliage. The foliage itself turns from green to bronze in late season, providing Autumn interest in the shade garden.
A semi-evergreen shade plant with dark pink flowers blooming in mid to late spring. 'Rose Queen' has larger flowers than other Epimedium cultivars.
One of the most unique Epimediums, 'Pink Champagne' offers an array of interest throughout the growing season. The elongated, arrow-shaped foliage is speckled with deep purple marbling. Dangling from tall stems, the flowers have a deep pink center, fading to white along the spur. Deer resistant, dry shade tolerant, and long lived, Epimedium 'Pink Champagne' is an attractive, easy to grow addition to any shade garden.
This long-lived and adaptable woodland plant has red mottled leaves in the spring topped with butter yellow panicles of flowers.
Epimedium x rubrum has large reddish flowers in spring held on thin stems above purple tinged foliage. Its leaves hold their purple color in colder climates, but green up for us in a typical Piney River summer.
This versatile Epimedium has lovely primrose yellow flowers in spring that rise just above the heart-shaped foliage, which blushes red when new and matures to light green in summer. It prefers a shady woodland setting but can handle dry shade and makes a good groundcover even under large trees.
Very long-lived and easy to grow perennial for the shady garden. Delicate sprays of coppery-orange flowers in mid to late spring held above heart-shaped leaves giving the plant an open and airy appearance.
Native to eastern North America, Purple Love Grass grows in low dense clumps. Great in containers or naturalistic plantings and ranging from blue to green to purple in color. It is low maintenance and drought tolerant once established.
Lynnhaven Carpet forms a dense groundcover spinkled with delicate white blooms with a yellow center. It is deer resistant but the butterflies love it!
Eryngium is the plant for a dry, sunny spot in your garden. The flowers of this perennial are quite unsual, silver and thistle-like that grow tall in the summer with leaves that are reminiscent of Yucca.
Get that tropical look right at home in your zone 6 garden! Beginning in early summer with deep olive green, wide, strap-shaped leaves that lighten in intensity when the flower scapes appear. In late summer, cream flowers age to deep rosy purple. Bicolor flowers and lighter olive green leaves in early summer. Like other late season bloomers, this will be one of the last to emerge in spring. This native of South Africa is called a Pineapple Lily for good reason-the inflorescence at the top of the flower scape looks like a tropical fruit.
Eucomis comosa 'Oakhurst' has burgundy, lance-shaped foliage with exotic pineapple-like, purple flowers. Oakhurst has a clumping habit and prefers full sun.
Take annual ageratum, "super-size" it and you have Eupatorium coelestinum, a perennial version. Eupatorium coelestinum has the same powder-blue, button-like flowers but on top of tall, vigorous foliage.
'Little Joe' is a dwarf form of the native species. This clumping herbaceous perennial has sturdy, stiff, upright stems that prevent the plant from flopping.
Euphorbia 'Ascot Rainbow' is defined by its striking variegated foliage that brings to the stage a sage green, gold and lime show. In the cooler months, 'Ascot Rainbow' holds an after-party with a stunning red-pink tinge.
Delicate, petite, true blue flowers cover the silvery-green foliage of Blue My Mind™. A heat loving plant that will be covered with blooms from spring to fall.


Thunderbirds Are Go Team Rush. An evil mastermind is trying to take over the world… And only you can stop him!
Join International Rescue on an amazing adventure full of action. Hi-tech gadgets and the mighty Thunderbirds! Are you ready to save the world from The Hood?
DEFEAT THE HOOD! Travel across the world collecting clues. To find the secret base of the Hood and stop his evil plan!
ENJOY AN ACTION-PACKED STORY! Solve the mystery behind a sudden cyber-attack. Run with Kayo and the Tracy brothers! Work with Brains and MAX. Help Lady Penelope, Parker and Colonel Casey!
Team-based action game! Your favourite heroes from the animated series! The mighty Thunderbirds! Hi-tech gadgets! Epic boss battles! A rich story to uncover! Incredible environments from around the world and outer space!
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Money for Your Life: Invest in Your Financial Future
Diane Dakers (author)
Publisher: Crabtree Publishing Company ISBN: 9781427118776
Building the skills now to make smart money decisions throughout your lifetime is a sure way to secure your financial future. This inspiring guide encourages young readers to be financially literate for life and to look past today to their financial futures. Readers will learn that financial decisions can have a long-term impact on their lives and that it's important to learn how to manage risks and debt. Using the tips and concepts they have learned, readers will be given the opportunity to practice financial planning for the future.
It Doesn't Grow on Trees: Sources of Income
Readers learn about making, saving, and borrowing money in this illuminating guide for young people on how to manage the money they earn. Helpful examples get readers thinking about how they plan to earn income in the future. Clear text helps them understand relevant concepts such as income tax, interest, and the positive and negative effects of making investments and borrowing money for large purchases.
The Bottom Line: Money Basics
The basic concepts of financial literacy are explored in this important book for young people. Relevant and accessible terms and real-world examples teach readers about financial responsibility and how to think critically about their wants and needs. Financial planning strategies are discussed and opportunities to practice activities, such as budgeting and record keeping, are provided.
Getting Your Money's Worth: Making Smart Financial Choices
This important title helps young readers build the skills to make smart choices when spending and saving their money. Realistic examples provide an understanding of the outcomes of spending using different means such as cash or credit. Readers will learn about the benefits of saving money, the various ways to do it, and how a bank manages money. Essential concepts such as credit reports and cost of living are introduced.
Dawn McMillan (author)
Publisher: Teacher Created Materials ISBN: 9781433391422
See how people collect data as part of their jobs! Collecting data is very important for weather predictions, the U.S. government census, emergency rescue workers, and more! This title teaches readers about multidigit number data collection, introducing concepts like approximation and estimation. Vibrant images, practical examples, and clear mathematical charts make data collection seem familiar and simple. This book will leave readers feeling prepared to improve their own data collection and STEM skills.
STEAM Guides in Transportation
Ruth Kirk (author)
Publisher: Rourke Publishing ISBN: 9781681919041
This books describes the process used to develop transportation methods and describes the ways each STEAM field is involved in the process.
Valerie Bodden (author)
Publisher: The Creative Company ISBN: 9781566606844
An elementary introduction to the physics involved in the sport of baseball, including scientific concepts such as momentum and trajectory, and actions such as pitching and batting.
Why Do Math with Letters?
Joy Visto (author)
A helpful guide for understanding the mathematical concepts and real-world applications of algebra, including classroom tips, common terms such as coefficients, and exercises to encourage hands-on practice.
Where Does a Graph Go?
A helpful guide for understanding the mathematical concepts and real-world applications of graphs and diagrams, including classroom tips, common terms such as variables, and exercises to encourage hands-on practice.
How Much Is Infinity?
A helpful guide for understanding the mathematical concepts and real-world applications of arithmetic, including classroom tips, common terms such as quotients, and exercises to encourage hands-on practice.
What Are the Chances?
A helpful guide for understanding the mathematical concepts and real-world applications of probability and statistics, including classroom tips, common terms such as outliers, and exercises to encourage hands-on practice.
Laura K. Murray (author)
A look at the origins, leaders, growth, and innovations of Berkshire Hathaway, the holding company that was founded by Warren Buffett in 1965 and today is among the largest ownership groups.
Medida del tiempo en las carreras
Dianne Irving (author)
Practice time measurement by timing races! Racing is all about having the fastest time, so accurate time measurement is very important for athletes! Young readers will learn all about how athletes measure racing times and will practice their mathematical and STEM skills. The Spanish-translated text, vibrant images, fun practice problems, and helpful mathematical charts in this title make time measurement seem exciting and simple!
STEM: 3-D Printing: Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Molly Suzanne Bibbo (author)
Imagine printing a human heart with the click of a button. Sound impossible? Scientists and doctors are getting closer to transplanting human body parts made from 3-D printers. Read how doctors are using 3-D printers to change lives as you add and subtract fractions. By integrating math and literacy skills, this math reader focuses on STEM topics and makes learning fractions simple, relevant, and fun. Let's Explore Math sidebars, the extensive Problem Solving section, and the clear mathematical charts and diagrams provide numerous opportunities for students to practice what they have learned. The DOK-leveled Math Talk section includes questions that facilitate mathematical discourse and activities that students can respond to at school or home. With intriguing full-color images, the book includes text features such as a glossary, index, captions, and a table of contents to increase understanding and build academic vocabulary. The real-world examples of problem solving allow students to explore STEM concepts in meaningful ways. Practice adding and subtracting fractions with this engaging grade 4 math reader!
Engineering Marvels: The Eiffel Tower: Measurement
Dona Herweck Rice (author)
Learn to convert units of measurement as you take a tour of the Eiffel Tower, and see why it is an engineering marvel like no other! This nonfiction title is filled with fun facts and interesting information about the Eiffel Tower that will keep students engaged from start to finish. By integrating math and literacy skills, this math reader makes learning mathematics simple, relevant, and fun, and the real-world examples of problem solving allow students to explore the concepts in meaningful ways. With an accessible glossary, vibrant images, clear mathematical diagrams, and easy-to-read text, this book will engage readers and show them how to apply mathematics to their daily lives. Additional text features include a table of contents, index, captions, bold print, and an answer key to help build academic vocabulary and increase understanding. The challenging Problem Solving section and Let's Explore Math sidebars provide plenty of opportunities for students to practice their developing mathematics skills. Learning to convert units of measurement is fun and easy with this engaging grade 4 math reader!
En el acuario
Learn all about calculating volume at the aquarium and measuring weight and length in this Spanish-translated nonfiction e-book! Aquarium designers need to understand volume in order to make the best tanks for marine animals. Volume helps them determine how much water to put in a tank and how much food to feed the animals. Readers will learn about this and more, all while practicing volume calculation and mathematical formulas in a practical and fun way! With the help of easy-to-read informational text, clear mathematical charts, text features such as a glossary and index, and an engaging story, readers will build confidence in their cubic measurement and STEM skills.
Es nuestro asunto
Harry James (author)
This engaging Spanish-translated e-book tells the story of children who start a business to help people care for their pets. As the business grows, the children use bar, circle, and line graphs as visual representations of their business. These mathematical charts and diagrams help readers understand how to best improve a business. This story not only shows Spanish readers how useful clear graphs can be outside of the classroom, but encourages them to see if they can start their own responsible businesses! Through vibrant images, clear mathematical diagrams, easy-to-read informational text, and text features including a glossary and index, readers will be engaged and encouraged to improve their graphing and STEM skills.
Patrones en la naturaleza
Tony Hyland (author)
Take students on a journey to Camp Patton to recognize patterns in nature and practice algebraic thinking with this digital resource. In this Spanish-translated nonfiction e-book, students will read about a group of students and their teacher who take a trip to a nature camp and explore patterns on leaves, pine cones, animals, and more. Complete number patterns, identify pattern rules, and be introduced to Fibonacci's arithmetic sequence through this informational text translated in Spanish. Vibrant images, clear mathematical charts and diagrams, easy-to-read text, and text features such as a glossary and index, give readers all the tools they need to develop meaningful content-area literacy, pattern perception, and STEM skills.
Patrones que nos rodean
Find patterns in nature, art, fashion, technology, and more while practicing algebraic thinking with this digital resource! Translated in Spanish, this nonfiction e-book introduces readers to many types of geometric and number patterns found in the world including tessellations, the binary system, and Fibonacci's famous arithmetic sequence. Clear mathematical charts and diagrams simplify number patterns while real-world examples such as clothing patterns, architectural design, and bar code scanners motivate students to develop meaningful content-area literacy and STEM skills. This Spanish-translated informational text gives readers many opportunities to complete patterns while discovering that patterns can be great shortcuts.
Todo sobre los tiburones
John Lockyer (author)
Practice measurement, unit conversion, and algebraic thinking while learning all about sharks in this Spanish-translated nonfiction e-book! From dwarf dogfish to whale sharks, Spanish readers will be fascinated by these marine creatures as they improve their mathematical and STEM skills. Measurements and various units for length, weight, speed, and even the amount of liquid consumed by a whale shark, are concepts addressed in this easy-to-read informational text. With exciting images, simple practice problems, clear mathematical charts and diagrams, and text features such as a glossary and index, this e-book will leave readers more confident in their measurement skills, encouraging them to measure things in their daily lives as well!
A Sense of Art
Christine Dugan (author)
Learn how architects and designers use perimeter and area to make famous works of art! In this vibrant title, readers will continue to develop their geometry skills, reviewing topics like dimensions, irrational numbers, polygons, and measurement. With the help of eye-catching images, easy-to-read text, simple practice problems, STEM topics, and clear mathematical diagrams, readers will feel confident in their ability to measure perimeter and area in useful ways!
Landscape by Design
Understanding geometry is very important when designing a backyard! Designers have to know how to measure the perimeter and area of design spaces. This vibrant title teaches readers about landscape architecture and design while encouraging them to practice their geometric measurements, like perimeter, area, diameter, radius, and angles. With the help of interesting images, easy-to-read text, related practice problems, STEM topics, and clear mathematical diagrams, this title makes geometry fun and simple, allowing readers to use their mathematical skills creatively!
Chloe Lane (author)
Learn how designers work with two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes, measuring their surface area, volume, diameter, and radius, to create great package designs! Students will learn about familiar package designs while practicing their own measurement and STEM skills. With familiar images, easy-to-read text, simple practice problems, and clear mathematical diagrams, this title will leave readers more confident in their measurement skills while showing them how mathematics affects them and the products that they use every day!
Pack It Up
Practice measuring surface area and volume while following the story of a family as they pack and move into a new house! Understanding how to measure two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes by radius, diameter, surface area, and volume can make packing a much easier, more efficient process! This title encourages readers to practice their measurement skills and shows them how they can put these skills to use outside of the classroom. With the help of familiar images, easy-to-read text, simple practice problems, and mathematical diagrams, readers will be able to improve their developing mathematical and STEM skills in a practical, useful way!
Lori Barker (author)
Readers are introduced to mathematical concepts like ratios, proportions, and percentages in this adventurous title that centralizes around an exciting road trip! Through stunning photos, engaging sidebars, STEM topics, helpful mathematical diagrams, and challenging practice problems, readers will be excited to put their developing mathematical skills to good use!


So I've been having so much fun with Blue Minerals Chalk Paint Powder (now Vintage Storehouse & Co. Chalky Paint Powder). The time I spend painting furniture has been drastically reduced. For example, this beautiful chest of drawers was completed start to finish in less than a day. (I did do some prep-work adding the legs and molding the day before, but it was painted and sealed all in one day). Everything just goes by so much faster when you're not sanding or priming. (On my old DIY version of Chalk Paint, I would have to sand the entire piece after I painted it to get a smooth finish).
Anyways… this dresser is part of a complete Queen sized White Glazed Bedroom Set that I just listed in the Shop. I'm guessing this set was made sometime in the 70's because of the size, but it was well made and I fell in love with the cross carvings. (They remind me of lace for some reason!) But with most furniture made in that time frame, it was really short (Do you ever wonder if people back then were like 5″ shorter than us?) and boxy, it was just screaming for some molding and legs.
So, off to Home Depot I went. You can purchase furniture legs from Home Depot or Lowe's. They are about $8.00 a foot for legs about half the size of the ones on these dressers. I bought these on eBay for about $4 per foot plus shipping. The shipping can be quite pricey, but because I bought 18 of these bad boys, I got a discount on shipping and it ended up being about $6 a foot. So, I purchased only the molding from Home Depot but whilst there I decided on choosing a tool belt, I have so many tools now after doing this for some time that I thought it would be idea to get myself a tool belt so I can keep all my tools handy whilst creating my new masterpiece.
You can see how much more character the set has now with the legs. Also it made these pieces really tall and chunky which I love. These would look perfect in a master bedroom next to a bed with the same white colour. I can just imagine how amazing it would feel sleeping on a full size mattress knowing your room looked so stunning.
Molding Purchased from Home Depot.
I will be uploading a tutorial next week on how to add legs to your furniture, but for now you'll just have to settle for the before and after photos! I also have a glazing tutorial coming out tomorrow!
WOW- oh my goodness what an amazing transformation!!!
You totally had the vision – and wow that must have taken forever to do.
I truly cannot even believe it is the same piece of furniture. Just awesome.
Ahh! That looks so much better now. 🙂 You did a great job!


way, all along concentrating on quality and content, to slowly make it to the top league and now beyond!
The last decade, after classics like Lagaan and Dil Chahta Hai, Aamir took a 4-5 year long break due to marital issues and other personal problems. He returned with Mangal Pandey which didn't do too well at the box office. Soon after, many in the media and trade wrote him off.
Aamir stopped giving interviews and never really promoted the commercially risky 'Rang De Basanti' – a film that not many would even risk after 'Mangal Pandey'. The movie went on to do great business, soon after which Aamir returned with the record breaking Fanaa. He then decided to take up direction and directed the brilliant Taare Zameen Par and the rest, including the historic business of Ghajini, is now history.
But no one in their wildest of dreams would have thought 3 Idiots would come close to Ghajini, leave alone beat the 116 crore record. The film not only went on to do record-breaking business, but became the first film to cross Rs 200 crore in India and Rs 350 crore worldwide – unimaginable for any film during those days.
After the historic success of 3 Idiots, Aamir decided to do yet another off-beat film, with little or no commercial appeal outside multiplexes in cities. A supernatural mystery thriller, no less. The response was mixed, as many returned home disappointed with the fact that Kareena Kapoor was in fact a ghost!
Then came yet another box office monster, Dhoom 3, which went on to be the highest grosser of all time collecting Rs 284 crore in India. The first film to cross the 250 crore mark. Dhoom 3 not only smashed every record in sight in the domestic markets, but also created records overseas – markets that were previously dominated by Shahrukh Khan for decades, now had a new competitor, who could not only challenge him, but also beat him.
A few days prior to the release of PK, we spoke to several distributors and trade experts. Most believed that the film would just about manage to cross the 200 crore mark, while most thought the film had absolutely no chance of crossing the universal success of Dhoom 3. On December 19th, the day PK released, the Rajkumar Hirani film took a much slower opening as compared to Dhoom 3. However, the response (read word-of-mouth) was so good, that the film came into its own in its first weekend itself. PK has now become the first film to collect Rs 300 crore in India and will soon become the first to gross 600 crore worldwide.
Aamir Khan has set the benchmark so high, that it would take nothing less than a miracle for other stars like Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan and Ranbir Kapoor to match. There are expectations that Bhajrangi Bhaijaan could challenge PK next year, and Shahrukh Khan's film with Rohit Shetty – if it does release during Christmas – could also have a chance if the word-of-mouth is good. But for now, realistically, the only records that the others will be chasing will be the opening day and weekend. Like 3 Idiots, PK has raised the bar so high, that there are fears that it will take another 4 years for any other film to come close.
Kareena Kapoor to star in 'No One Killed Jessica' director's next?
What is 'Common' thing in Ghajini,3 I,D:3 and PK?Its 'Christmas Period'…Aamir without Christmas-Disasters like Dhobi Ghat and Talaash…..
Really!! right now aamir luks undisputed.
TRUE LIVING LEGEND IN BOLLYWOOD !!
AAMIR KHAN BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR AND THE DECADE ALSO….
You are right indicine !! He is on the peak of his stardom and Salman/SRK are lagging behind with a huge margin. No doubt, he is a fine actor, but his script selection also helped him a lot. When others were running behind collections and were trying to save their no. 1 spot, he was silently looking into the best scripts. He waits for the a right time, he gives time to himself and this is what works in his favor. But glad to see, his hard work paid him off !!!
P.S. I have been observing since a while , many IDs similar to my name (e.g. Gautam,goutam,gowtham) are roaming around . Its my sincere request to the readers of indicine that please verify the spelling,case etc because they might be one among the aforementioned IDs.
And they are making such comments, which is not mine point of view. For an instance, some "Gautam" made a comment that Amir creates history and no one else can break his record, he only competes with himself. Those are not my words and I can't write like that even my dream.
This race is open and with every new movie , records are meant to broken (though I personally feel that again it will take some time to break this 300 cr record, just like 3 idiots) .
Sorry for irritating you all by posting this comment again and again but its really important for me to clarify these points to avoid any further complications.
I agree with @ Indicine In 90's he was not as popular as SRK and Salman . But in this decade he has really been a game changer . If we look at all factors such as Brilliant movies, Fabulous performances, Critical acclaim, Box Office success and love of the audiences . So respect for Aamir from the bottom of my heart . Although PK is not the best film of 2014 according to me but is definitely a good movie . When a good movie breaks records you don't feel bad this is my same feeling . Aamir Rocks !!!!!!
aamir is the king of king , he rules boxoffice but most importantly he is the greatest actor of this generation.
The lifetime total of PK wont be broken for the next few years- it will be a near impossible- near 100cr weekend openings will soon become a common feat for all biggies in the years to come but maintaining the pace in weekdays going into second weekend will be the hardest task- WOM has to be strong- next few yrs I reckon Sooraj Barjatyas next, Srk + Shettys next and Hrithiks next may stand a chance if they appeal to masses and classes alike…! Tough task but if not these three then we may just have to wait for Aamirs next which wont arrive until 2017 at the earliest- no Aamir movie in next 2 yrs I reckon- thats a sad reality….!
Just for Fun,no offence to srk fans..
Congrats Aamir and Aamir fans!
But @Chameleon Arjun Kapor Fan,You are busy gaining support for Tevar,but Salmir fans won't watch it..so stop wasting energy.
ya aamir is undisputed king of Bollywood….
king of king aamir is super king….
aamir and salman are having boxoffice milestones.our king has no boxoffice milestones even with 3.7billion fans.
great article. Would love to see an article on Raju Hirani. No more a Rajkumar. He is the Badshah of Box office!
rohit movies r just one time watch… no repeat value….so movie will not break even d3..
I think prdp has a Big chance to beat pk….or may be shuddhi….


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We demand politics of freedom and democracy.
SEALDs (Students Emergency Action for Liberal Democracy) is a platform of emergency actions by students to protect a free and democratic Japan. We are a group of youths from late teens to early 20s. We aim to rethink and enact democracy. We uphold the tradition of freedom and democracy in Japan that has been built for the past 70 years after the World War Ⅱ. Our principal aim is to protect the Constitution of Japan which is fundamental to this tradition. The philosophy of Japan's Peace Constitution is a project that is yet to be accomplished. In order to protect our Constitution which is currently in danger, we state a clear vision with focus on Constitutionalism, Social Security, and National Security. The situation of Japanese politics continues to worsen. In 2014, the Secret Protection Law and the right to collective defense have been forcibly passed, severely undermining the fundamental ideas enshrined in the Constitution of Japan. In the meantime, a new social security system needed to deal with the rising rate of poverty and aging population does not seem to be emerging. Another challenge is posed by the increasing tension among East Asian countries. In this coming July, the Abe administration will pass a series of security laws that will enable Japan to execute the right of collective defense abroad. The ultimate aim of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is to amend the Peace Constitution after the Upper House election next year. We believe we are in a critical period this year for the future of Japan. We as the young generation have to be the ones to think about these issues and present a realistic vision. We ask all the liberals across the conventional political spectrum to form a united front to protect Japan's tradition of liberal democracy. We also urge each and every member of the society to face up to this task, think through the issues at hand, and take actions. The actions each of us takes in the coming months will become a shield that will protect freedom and democracy in Japan.
SEALDs welcomes students who want to participate in the movement, interviews offers by the media, cooperation by academics, creators and musicians. Please feel free to contact us using the form below.
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Have you ever wondered how to tap into your creative potential and unleash the innovator inside?
On Thursday 23rd April, Maureen and Cristina co-facilitated an interactive session for the BPW Lake Geneva Club. Focusing on the key behaviors and skills that innovators have in common, the aim was to provide valuable insights into how everyone can become more innovative. Overcoming the barriers to being innovative is crucial to being better prepared for those critical workplace challenges when you have to go beyond the obvious and come up with new ideas, processes, and products. Participants at the evening's event were encouraged to tackle the myths related to innovation and to assess their own Innovator Behaviours.
Why not check your own Innovator Behaviors with our test?
BPW Lake Geneva was launched on January 28, 2010. It is the first English speaking Business Professional Women (BPW) Club in Switzerland.In keeping with the tradition of being the leading professional association. BPW is fully committed to promoting & empowering women in business.


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Firm Overview Core Values Focus and Approach Strategy and Expertise
Todd Hutsko
Senior Vice President, Consumer Health
Operating Team
Mr. Hutsko is Senior Vice President, Consumer Health, and recently joined the Firm in January 2018. Mr. Hutsko works closely with the management teams of RoundTable's portfolio companies on the development and execution of commercial strategies to ensure best in market practices and the highest of performance. Mr. Hutsko also serves as an industry contact for RoundTable's portfolio company executives.
Mr. Hutsko has 31 years of consumer healthcare industry experience both in multi-national organizations and private equity owned organizations primarily in commercial leadership roles. Prior to joining RoundTable, Mr. Hutsko was with Fleet Laboratories, Novartis Consumer Health and GlaxoSmithKline Consumer healthcare. Mr. Hutsko held progressive leadership roles in sales and marketing both domestically and internationally throughout his 31-year career.
Senior Vice President, RoundTable Healthcare Partners, January 2018 –Present.
Vice President- Sales, North America/Officer Fleet Laboratories.
Chief Customer Officer, USA – GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Health Care.
Vice President of Sales and Commercial Planning- GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Canada.
Head of Sales – USA, Novartis Consumer Healthcare.
Mr. Hutsko has also held leadership positions in several industry associations.
Bachelor's degree in Marketing from Troy State University – 1987
RoundTable Healthcare Partners
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Works Artists Exhibitions Gallery
MEIR PICHHADZE
Meir Pichhadze was an Israeli artist and painter.
Pichhadze began studying art as a child with the sculptor Razu Ramishvili. He moved with his family to Israel in 1973. There his work revealed influences of the primitivist stylings of Georgian painter Niko Pirosmanashvili.
In 1983, Pichhadze began studying at the Kalisher College of Art. His first exhibition was at the school's newly opened gallery.[1] He was known for his unusual style, most notably for painting on a black canvas instead of the traditional white canvas.
Pichhadze died after a six-month battle with cancer.
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Little Prince, 2000
Cavalier, 1990
The journey, 1990
Woman and swans, 1990
Books and lemon, 1990
Blue Donkey, 2000
Open Book, 2000
Red Donkey, 2000
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Q: How to insert data into database using prepared statement query in Django and Python I need to insert form data into SQLite3 database using prepared statement query in Django and Python. My code is below:
models.py:
class Meeting(models.Model):
    """In this class the columns for Meeting table has declared"""
    room_name = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    from_date = models.DateTimeField(default=datetime.now, blank=True)
    to_date = models.DateTimeField(default=datetime.now, blank=True)
    no_seat = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    projector = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    video = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    created_date = models.DateTimeField(default=datetime.now, blank=True)

Here I have already created the table by migrating. My views.py is below:
import sqlite3
def insert(request):

    """ This function helps to insert all booking data into database """
    conn = sqlite3.connect("db.sqlite3")
    cursor = conn.cursor()
    if request.method == 'POST':
        location_name = request.POST.get('lname')
        rname = request.POST.get('rname')
        seat = request.POST.get('seat')
        projector = request.POST.get('projector')
        video = request.POST.get('video')
        location_name = location_name[0:255]
        rname = rname[0:255]
        seat = seat[0:10]
        from_date = request.POST.get('from_date')
        to_date = request.POST.get('from_date')

Here I need all data should save into the database by running prepared statement query.

A: Python's SQLite libraries don't have prepared statement objects, but they do allow you to use parameterized queries, and to provide more than one set of parameters.
values_to_insert = [(location_name,rname,........other_fields)]

cursor.execute("""
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Nielsen, właśc. Nielsen Elias Losada (ur. 19 czerwca 1952 w Rio de Janeiro) - piłkarz brazylijski, występujący na pozycji bramkarza.

Kariera klubowa
Karierę piłkarską Nielsen rozpoczął w klubie CR Vasco da Gama. Później występował w Botafogo FR i Fluminense FC. W 1973 występował w Figueirense Florianópolis. W Figueirense 9 września 1973 w przegranym 0-2 meczu z Fortalezą Nielsen zadebiutował w lidze brazylijskiej. W latach 1974–1976 ponownie występował we Fluminense. Z Fluminense dwukrotnie wywalczył mistrzostwo stanu Rio de Janeiro - Campeonato Carioca w 1975 i 1976 i 1974.

W latach 1978–1979 występował w CR Flamengo, z którym dwukrotnie zdobył mistrzostwo stanu Rio de Janeiro w 1978 i 1979. W barwach Flamengo 23 lipca 1978 w przegranym 0-1 meczu z Noroeste Bauru Nielsen po raz ostatni wystąpił w lidze brazylijskiej. Ogółem w lidze brazylijskiej wystąpił w 22 spotkaniach.

Kariera reprezentacyjna
W 1972 roku Nielsen uczestniczył w Igrzyskach Olimpijskich w Monachium. Na turnieju Nielsen wystąpił we wszystkich trzech meczach grupowych reprezentacji Brazylii z Danią, Węgrami i Iranem.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Miniencyklopedia Piłka Nożna nr 11-12/2004, roz. Historia meczów reprezentacji Brazylii 1914–2004, cz. 5 (1957–2004), Oficyna wydawnicza ATUT, Wrocław 2004, ISSN 1644-8189, str. 24-26.

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Brazylijscy piłkarze
Piłkarze Botafogo FR
Piłkarze CR Vasco da Gama
Piłkarze Fluminense FC
Piłkarze Figueirense FC
Piłkarze CR Flamengo
Piłkarze São Cristóvão FR
Urodzeni w 1952
Ludzie urodzeni w Rio de Janeiro


Lart drew multiple versions (an immense amount of work!) of the 2008-2010 reference calendars for her Come Along Weekly Planner (LO44) using color pencil, and a lot of them at that, especially considering it was going to be printed in one color. When she showed us one of the versions that she didn't end up using, we liked it so much that we thought we should make it a calendar of its own. So here it is! It's kind of crazy to be thinking about 2010 already, but it's only a couple of years down the road (hello HAL) and for those of you who need to do some long-term planning, it's a fun, hand-drawn way to look ahead. Great for an office wall or desk!
The poster was printed in Hayward, CA using full-color vegetable-based inks on 100% post-consumer recycled 80# cover stock in Hayward, CA. It measures 15.75" wide x 11" tall.


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Rafael Humberto Morales de León (n. Jocotenango, Guatemala, 6 de abril de 1988) es un futbolista guatemalteco. Juega como defensa y su actual equipo es el Comunicaciones de la Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Guatemala.

Trayectoria
Su debut profesional lo hizo con el Comunicaciones el 7 de agosto de 2011 en un partido contra el Suchitepéquez, en ese partido fue titular y amonestado. El marcador fue favorable al Suchitepéquez 1 x 0.

Selección nacional
Con la Selección de Guatemala ha jugado 13 partidos, siendo su debut en un partido amistoso contra Paraguay en el estadio Feliciano Cáceres de Luque, el 22 de febrero de 2012, allí ingresaría de cambio en el minuto 69 por Mario Rodríguez. El marcador finalizó con marcador de 2 x 1 a favor de los guaraníes.

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Nacidos en Jocotenango
Futbolistas de Guatemala
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol de Guatemala en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Antigua Guatemala Fútbol Club
Futbolistas del Comunicaciones Fútbol Club en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Comunicaciones Fútbol Club en los años 2020
Futbolistas del Deportivo Saprissa


My father left this world with a grace he rarely exhibited when living. Oh, I'm not talking about how it was for him after the stroke, as he lay on a hospital bed for days on end, with all manner of tubes sticking out of his body. That was not graceful. Nor am I talking about the awkward dance that we family members made around him as we clumsily tried to make peace with the fact that he was dying. Lots of good intention there – but no grace.
Grace did come however in the ebb and flow of his last breaths. After the doctor turned the ventilator off. After those that did not want to be present left the room. After a hushed recitation of the Lord's Prayer and a sweetly sung "Amazing Grace" (it didn't seem quite appropriate to sing his favourite song "O, how they danced on the night they were wed").
In the silence that followed, I prayed for courage to say good-bye to the man who was my father; the blue collar worker with the heart of a poet and eyes the colour of the sea, who drank too much and never once saw his true beauty.
As we joined hands around his bed, my father's breath became like the waves of the ocean – sometimes calm, sometimes wild – a soft inhale, an exhale so quiet it seemed not really there, then a deep inhale followed by a breath which roared out like a crashing wave. A long silence. We looked up at each other, unsure. Was that it? Was he gone?
I began to weep. We all began to weep. Muttering prayers and still holding hands, we gathered more closely around him. Then a surprise. Another inhale – this one deep – deep – deep. Eternity yawned wide, and my father's body began to shudder.
"Go to the light Dad, go to the light," we sung out as one.
And then … a movement so beautiful it could only be choreographed by the Divine. My father's hands slowly and gracefully pull up into a fetal position. Time is slow motion now. We all hold our breath, eyes wide. Then with the last crashing wave of breath, my father breathes his last, exhaling as he pushes his arms down, down, down – as if pushing himself out of his body – pushing, pushing, pushing.
My face was wet with tears of joy, and I couldn't stop smiling.
A version of this story was published in 2006 in Selected Journals of Successful Hospice Palliative Care from the 16th International Congress on Care of the Terminally Ill, September 26-29, 2006 in Montreal, Canada. Toronto: Legacies Inc.
Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland moved to the Miramichi, NB with her husband, Glenn in May of 2011, drawn by the beauty of the land and the people. Since then, they have never looked back. Elizabeth writes poetry, short stories, plays and is working on the final draft of a novel. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Quick Brown Fox, Vitality Magazine, So to Speak, Aquill Rell, The Spirited Woman, The Lorelei Signal, Bread 'n Molasses and Forge Journal, as well as in various anthologies. Her poem, "All those years", was shortlisted in the Aquill Rell 2011 Poetry Competition.