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NSW braces for a week of rain as deadly Queensland storms head south
A man died in record-breaking rain that hit Queensland. The 1,200 km-long storm front is heading south, with a week of wet weather forecast for NSW.
As a deadly former cyclone submerged eastern Queensland in record-breaking flooding and rains, killing one man, another braces off the coast, part of a 1,200-mile-long storm front that will result in wetter weather across NSW.
The former tropical cyclone Seth ravaged far north Queensland, with some areas receiving one meter of rain in 48 hours – the heaviest falls on record.
The body of a 22-year-old man on the Sunshine Coast was discovered in a ute Saturday morning after it was allegedly washed away on Cherry Tree Road in Kanigan, near the Bruce Highway.
Queensland state emergency service officials have received more than 700 calls for help, as 31 'fast water' rescues – carried out in the raging flood waters – have been launched.
Queensland Deputy Police Commissioner Steve Gollschewski underlined the gravity of the "evolving" situation, saying a series of rescues had already been carried out.
"We have seen a large number of people already trapped and a significant number of rescues," he said.
Twenty-three people in 11 vehicles have been reported in distress so far, with authorities able to verify the safety of eight of them.
Four people rescued from the vehicles were taken to Bundaberg hospital.
However, due to difficult access to some areas, emergency teams were unable to reach 15 people and their conditions remain unknown.
The Bureau of Meteorology said there had been major flooding in the Wide Bay and Burnett areas north of Brisbane, causing highways to close and cutting off some towns. As the sun shone in Sydney on Saturday, Bureau of Meteorology senior meteorologist Dean Narramore said rain was expected across most of the state every day next week as the La Nina phenomenon continued to bring wet weather and storms.
Marodian near Gympie received rainfall of over 670mm in the 24 hours to 9am – of which 650mm in just 12 hours – with many other areas receiving at least 300mm.
The heights of the rivers have been pushed up to 16.75 meters.
Maryborough residents received an emergency alert for major flooding in the Mary River expected to exceed nine meters on Sunday morning as the rain continued to fall.
Construction of a CBD flood barrier was underway in Maryborough on Saturday afternoon.
Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Laura Boekel said most of the rains were "very localized" between Gympie and Tiaro, describing the intensity of the falls as "incredibly rare".
"We very rarely see thunderstorms staying put for such a long period of time," she said.
"They saw over 600 millimeters in 12 hours, so a really extraordinary amount of precipitation in a short period of time."
A low pressure system is also expected to develop in the monsoon trough off the east coast of Queensland, which was once Cyclone Seth, and it is possible that it will turn into another tropical cyclone.
The storm front stretches from Queensland at Brewarrina in the south to Griffith, Canberra and Albury in New South Wales.
As the sun shone in Sydney on Saturday, Bureau of Meteorology senior meteorologist Dean Narramore said rain was expected across most of the state each day next week, as the La Nina phenomenon continued to grow. generate wet weather and storms.
"We expect showers and storms in eastern New South Wales on Sunday, which will spread west and south throughout the week," he said.
"It will be another week of rain over large parts of NSW, and every day we could see thunderstorms as we have this wet, damp, cloudy, stormy continuation."
A heavy storm on Friday evening brought widespread rain across the state, with Blacktown recording 35mm of rain over a 24-hour period and 77mm in Walgett, northwest New South Wales, more than the city's average monthly precipitation.
The rugged weather in NSW over the past month has proved tragic, with a swimmer on Saturday discovering the body of a man who went missing in a storm in Bathurst on Christmas Day.
The man was with a group of people on a boat at the Ben Chifley Dam on December 25, when he told his friends he was going to swim about 300m to shore.
A thunderstorm hit the area soon after and the man disappeared underwater.
A major research was launched for several days before being put on hold.
– Additional reports Holly Hales
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Monday 29 November
19.45 Droylsden v Leyton Orient, FA Cup Second Round, ESPN/ESPN HD
If you thought you'd had your fill of FA Cup action over the weekend (your Fairground team was at Colchester for their visit from Swindon Supermarine), think again. Monday night sees Leyton Orient rewarded for a replay victory over Dagenham with a trip to Droylsden. The Blue Square Bet North side overcame Havant & Waterlooville in the first round. On the line is a trip to Norwich City in the third round.
19.45 Leicester City v Nottingham Forest, Championship, Sky Sports 2/HD2
A big derby win for Norwich on Sunday took them past Nottingham Forest and into the top six, but Monday evening's clash at the Walkers affords Forest the chance to immediately strike back. Their hosts are just two points above the relegation places but haven't been beaten on home turf since the middle of September. These two sides last met in February, when a 3-0 Leicester win was ample revenge for a Robert Earnshaw-inspired 5-1 victory for Forest last December.
20.00 Barcelona v Real Madrid, La Liga, Sky Sports 1/HD1
This is a match that needs no introduction, but that's not going to stop me. Real Madrid have a one-point lead over Pep Guardiola's side and both are in remarkable form. Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi are scoring for fun but it could be the coaches whose battle is most fascinating on Monday night. Whatever happens, this looks set to be a fantastic game of football.
Tuesday 30 November
19.45 West Ham United v Manchester United, Carling Cup Quarter Final, Sky Sports 2/HD2
The mood at Upton Park was lifted slightly by a weekend win in the Premier League, but a much trickier task lies in wait for them in the League Cup. The Hammers will be even happier if Alex Ferguson sticks to his usual selection for this competition, leaving the weekend's five-goal hero Dimitar Berbatov out of action and West Ham out of his firing line. The visitors haven't been knocked out of the Carling Cup for almost two years.
19.45 Fiorentina v Reggina, Coppa Italia Fourth Round, ESPN/ESPN HD
It's cup week in Italy too, and the fourth round of the Coppa Italia sees Fiorentina host Reggina on the back of a fortuitous draw at Juventus. The Amaranto sit four points off the automatic promotion spots in Serie B, and progressed to this round of the cup by beating Frosinone with two second half goals at the end of October.
Wednesday 1 December
18.00 Sampdoria v PSV Eindhoven, Europa League, ESPN/ESPN HD
It's do or die for the Blucerchiati in Group I. They've two games left to gain three points on Metalist Kharkiv and the first is against a PSV side who need just a point to secure qualification. Samp's only win in the group so far came against Debrecen, who have lost all four games and scored just once in the process. The home side's draw against Serie A leaders Milan on Saturday could be a decent footing ahead of a difficult match.
19.45 Birmingham City v Aston Villa, Carling Cup Quarter Final, Sky Sports 2/HD2
A midweek Birmingham derby, you say? Surely that's not a good idea! Yes, it's West Midlands Police's worst nightmare on Wednesday as a large chunk of their December budget is blown on one football match. Villa had won six derbies on the spin before this season's goalless draw, but Blues will be gagging to get this one underway after beating Chelsea.
20.05 Manchester City v Red Bull Salzburg, Europa League, Five/Five HD
Manchester City can put one foot in the next round with a Group A win over Salzburg. Three points ahead of Juventus and behind Lech Poznan only on goals scored, City have their destiny in their own hands. However, too many draws - three in their last five matches in all competitions, before which they lost three games on the spin - could spell disaster.
20.05 Lech Poznan v Juventus, Europa League, ESPN/ESPN HD
In the other Group A match, the Bianconeri must win to have a realistic chance of qualifying. They have drawn all four Europa League group matches and face Poznan and Manchester City in the final two. Juventus are unbeaten in 13 games in all competitions but eight of those have ended level. They'll need to develop a killer instinct if they want to avoid crashing ignominiously out of Europe.
Thursday 2 December
14.45 FIFA World Cup Host Announcement, BBC2
Not a match, but worth a mention. A shambolic period in FIFA's recent history comes to a close with the announcement of host nations for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. 2018 will come down to England versus Iberia versus Russia, while the USA and Australia are going all out for 2022 with Qatar waiting in the wings. If England and USA are selected, my head might explode. Also covered on British Eurosport.
18.00 PSG v Sevilla, Europa League, ITV4/ITV4 HD
Sevilla's pedigree in this competition in recent years has been excellent, and their start to Group J has matched it. They sit top after winning three games out of four and would guarantee top spot with a win over second-placed PSG. They might be glad to be back on the road - after a run of five straight home wins, the Rojiblancos slumped to two home defeats in their most recent league matches.
18.00 Steaua Bucharest v Liverpool, Europa League, Sky Sports 2/HD2
A point in Romania would secure a place in the next round for Roy Hodgson's Liverpool, with Napoli and Utrecht both five points behind the Group K leaders. The group opened back in September with a 4-1 win for the Reds against the Militarii. Marius Lacatus' side beat Utrecht in the last group game to go second, and have a European Cup winner to look up to in the dugout.
19.45 Tamworth v Newport County, Blue Square Bet Premier, Premier Sports
In a midweek dominated by cup football, it's perhaps fitting (loosely fitting, like a smock or something) that Tamworth are in televised action. Their cup pedigree has been good over the years but on Thursday they're in league action against Dean Holdsworth's high-flying Newport County. Newport head to Staffordshire with Craig Reid in fine goalscoring form.
20.05 Palermo v Sparta Prague, Europa League, ESPN/ESPN HD
Sparta's Wilfried Bony is the top goalscorer in the Europa League this term, and has scored in every game in Group F in which the Czech side has found the net. A point will do for Sparta, while the home side will have to come out all guns blazing in Sicily if they're to keep their hopes alive. The Rosanero's only win in the group was a 1-0 win over whipping boys Lausanne Sports.
20.05 Villarreal v Dinamo Zagreb, Europa League, ITV4/ITV4 HD
Qualification prospects from Group D are as tight as John Burridge's doorframes, but Dinamo can make sense of the mayhem by defeating Villarreal on Thursday. But it won't be easy for the Croatian side - Villarreal's two group wins so far came in their two home games. A draw here and PAOK could take control of the group by beating Brugge.
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Explosion in Tkibuli Mine Kills 4, Leaves 6 Injured: Shaft to Be Closed
A Monday morning explosion in Mindeli Mine, Tkibuli, left 4 miners dead and 6 severely injured.
The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) stated that a methane explosion supposedly caused the collapse of the ceiling in the tunnel.
Prime Minister Bakhtadze has said the government will no longer put its citizens lives at risk and has declared the mine will be closed.
An investigation was launched under the second part of Article 240 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, which implies a violation of safety rules in mining, construction or other works.
"The investigation has already started and all responsible people will be punished to the full extent of the law," Bakhtadze noted. "The shaft will not resume work until the criminal investigation and technical expertise is complete."
The injured miners were hospitalized and one was transferred to Tbilisi in a critical condition.
A previous explosion in the same Mindeli mine occurred in April 2018, when 6 died and 3 were injured.
Deputy Ministers of Economy, Genadi Arveladze and Giorgi Cherkezishvili, went to Tkibuli to inspect the site, offering their condolences to the families and injured miners.
The PM declared July 16 a Day of Mourning. The state flag was lowered on all administrative buildings on the territory of Georgia.
By Thea Morrison


Stampin' Up! has a new photopolymer stamp set that was released last week. I don't have it yet but I will soon. It's cute and simple and I really like it!
Have you tried photopolymer yet? It's completely clear so you can see right through it which makes placement a breeze. It's best if you stamp on a foam mat like our paper piercing mat. That gives it a little cushion and makes the image nice and crisp.


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Alleson agreed to play through Tacoma by Fullbright with me last month. I've been looking forward to it for a while. I found it interesting but wouldn't consider it a new favorite. Spoilers ahead.
It's a brief story about an emergency on a space station, that does some exploration of the political ramifications of strong AI. You retroactively explore the lives of a diverse crew through out-of-order Augmented-Reality recordings of the days and months leading up to the emergency. There is a plot, but in many ways this is a slice-of-life work, more about worldbuilding than about particular events.
The AR recordings didn't work quite like I expected them to. Each zone had one or two recordings in it. Our interactions with them were typically to listen through the whole thing, following one group of characters, then rewind to the beginning and follow a different group of characters through it. The recordings are timestamped and fairly complete, so there wasn't much challenge to reassembling events a la Her Story. There were a few places where the physical performances of the characters were important (at one point you learn a character's passcode by watching them enter it on a keypad) but this wasn't terribly common. There was not much work figuring out how to be in the right place at the right time, or of figuring out how to gain access to part of the recording that you otherwise could not see. As a narrative conceit, I'm not sure the AR added a whole lot over having audio logs, for what was happening here.
We played on PS4, and the controls were something of a barrier for Alleson, especially the zero-G sections; it was a good call to limit the critical interactions that took place in the center of the station.
I was expecting something a little more like I imagine a Punchdrunk theater production to be (although I haven't experienced that, either). I'd love to make, or play, a game where instead of the shorter clips of recording you were given an entire two- or three-hour timeline to scrub through at will. That would put a lot of empty space/time in the game, but it would be a different sort of space to explore and could make a puzzle out of understanding the relevant places/times. I'd also like to explore the idea that you were working with an AI to reconstruct events, so you unlock bits of reconstructued "recording" by examining evidence in an area, and introducing new evidence – say, bringing the murder weapon back to the scene of the crime – recontextualizes events and updates the "recording" you can play back in that area. It would be interesting to have moments where the recording just doesn't make sense, like a person walking through a wall, as clues to some part of the environment you're not familiar with yet, or as hints that the reconstruction you're viewing isn't correct yet. I also understand that such a project is prohibitively expensive – even two hours of voice-acted and animated content for multiple spaces is probably a stretch for a small team.
Another thought was that this sort of experience would be so cool in VR. I had the chance to play The VOID's Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire this year. That experience had some pushing buttons and pulling levers, and a whole lot of shooting – not trivial interactions, to be sure, but it would have been way cooler to investigate a crime scene, with a life-size AR recording you could fast-forward or rewind using hand gestures. I suspect I'd like that intersection of these two ideas better than either of them individually.
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Ten years ago, Neil Gaiman wrote a short story called "How to Talk to Girls at Parties". Set in the 1970s, it's narrated by a teen boy being taken to a party by his more experienced, charming friend, and most of it is a monologue about how uncomfortable the narrator feels about almost everything. (Very appropriate for the age!) Girls are alien to him, in every sense including the literal.
The appeal of this story is the language, glorious in its description of mood and experience. And that's one of the many things the comic adaptation of How to Talk to Girls at Parties, by Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá, gets right. They include many of Gaiman's words, but not too many, as caption boxes, layered over their lovely watercolor art.
Another thing that's well-done is the use of detail. For a story that's so much in one character's head, seeing what he's seeing and doing grounds the experience. The sun-washed coloring gives it a glow reminiscent of memory that suits the mood of the story. My only quibble is that the guys look significantly older than the 15 years they're supposed to be. The artists do an excellent job with the women, though, giving them an ethereal, unworldly look, with wide, staring eyes.
I hadn't heard of this story before the release of the comic, and I'd describe it as a turning point incident more than a traditional story, with much left to the imagination. It's interesting to see how brothers Moon and Bá interpreted the descriptive elements, and their work is attractive, potentially bringing the work to a different audience. Plus, for those brought in by the title, the advice on such isn't bad.
How to Talk to Girls at Parties is also going to be a movie, out later this year, co-written and directed by John Cameron Mitchell (Hedwig and the Angry Inch), and starring Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman. The story has been changed slightly, as this piece has it:
The script by Philippa Goslett and Mitchell turns [it] into more of a two-hander love story focusing on a schoolboy and punk who uses music and art as a way to escape and a female alien tourist (Fanning) who wants to escape her tour group and explore the most dangerous place in the galaxy, the London suburb of Croydon.
That might explain the timing of the release. Dark Horse has always been media-savvy that way. They've posted preview pages. (The publisher provided a digital review copy.)
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NPHW guest post: To improve health outcomes, we must address the inequalities of economics
by Kim Krisberg on 4/12/2020 • 1:30 PM
It's National Public Health Week! We're spotlighting this year's daily NPHW themes with a series of guest posts from APHA members. Today's NPHW theme is economics, and our guest post comes from Ebony Johnson, MPA, CNP, director of place-based investments at United Way of Greater Atlanta. Johnson currently serves as chair-elect of APHA's Community Health Planning and Policy Development Section.
This pivotal moment in time is shifting how our nation thinks about health and health care access. As we navigate our way through the coronavirus pandemic, it's critical to understand how economics — or more simply put, "access to money" — affects how we think about and address our health.
You often hear stories of people making the difficult choice to put their health aside to ensure they have a place to live, food for their families and a viable means to and from work. Health outcomes are deeply affected by education, housing, race, gender and even geography. However, a single root-cause factor undergirds these issues: money.
Despite ranking among the 10 richest countries in the world, the U.S. experiences sizable disparities in health and health care access. From an economic standpoint, inequities hurt racial and ethnic minorities more than others because they make up a large proportion of the poor; are often isolated due to cultural and language barriers; and are often subject to implicit and explicit bias from health care professionals.
While it is estimated that most Americans do not have enough savings to cover a $1,000 emergency, a $50 or $100 medical bill would be absolutely devastating to many who are struggling to maintain basic needs. Unfortunately, emergency rooms have become a primary health care provider for those in low-income and impoverished communities, resulting in untold costs. Safety net hospitals across the country often bear the responsibility of helping those who lack health insurance.
For many communities of color, economic inequalities disproportionately affect earning potential and thus, access to affordable, quality health insurance. Economic inequalities also affect educational and entrepreneurial opportunities, which are key to achieving economic mobility. Ultimately, this lack of mobility greatly affects future generations born into environments that contribute to negative health outcomes.
To advance health equity, we must advocate for policies that improve educational opportunities and workforce training and create pathways for low-income communities to build assets for themselves. Communities know their environments better than anyone else and should be involved and engaged in all aspects of economic development to better effect the change they want to see.
We must be vigilant in dismantling systemic and structural practices that prohibit the upward mobility of marginalized communities. This work is hard — it is never easy to admit you are part of the problem. However, by acknowledging the issues and working together to correct wrong doings, we can set a course toward a more equitable and inclusionary society.
To learn more about National Public Health Week and get involved, visit www.nphw.org, follow @NPHW on Twitter and use the hashtag #NPHW. For resources, news and advocacy on the coronavirus pandemic, visit APHA's COVID-19 page. For more on how each day's NPHW theme intersects with COVID-19, visit nphw.org/nphw-2020/covid-19.
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Advancing Towards it's Second Season, KPL invites EOI for Franchise Team Rights
KPL, the Utmost Valued Franchise Brand Building League
T-20 format in the world of cricket brought extensive changes in the game bringing in the constituent of local teams with a provision for international players turning it into the globalization of cricket. As a result, the nations around the globe are becoming one in terms of providing sports entertainment; positively impacting the development sector of the host nation.
The Kashmiri Population has been thrillingly waiting for this exciting game to come home. Cutting Edge Group management has long been dreaming for a cricket league that stepped forwarded and initiated the Kashmir Premier League (KPL) in 2021, sanctioned by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). In its inaugural season only, KPL has become a mega brand with its picture-perfect start with an absolute mix of content, stars, Kashmiri, Pakistani & International players, making it a global phenomenon. Revolutionarily breaking the historical records of digital viewership, KPL emerged as the one of the largest cricket leagues in the world sports arena. Also, the presence of the top most dignitaries from Kashmir and Pakistan added to the brand value and global image of KPL.
With the Upgradation of Muzaffarabad Stadium with state-of-the-art LED lights, international standard playfield, and exceptional quality Live Broadcast, the contest was bursting-off with sportsmanship and joy of independent and peaceful sports entertainment. KPL also triggered the escalation in the economic, social, and tourism activities in the region along with the domestic sports accomplishments. All these factors along with the franchise branding added to the reach of KPL giving it phenomenal success in the world cricket arena. Now, KPL is one of the most sought-after cricket leagues in the world.
Today, branding in sports is considered to be one of the most important assets of any organization. Corporate brand management plays a critical role in forming positive attitudes towards the organization. Initially, KPL was presented to the world with 6 franchises including Rawalakot Hawks, Muzaffarabad Tigers, Mirpur Royals, Kotli Lions, Bagh Stallions, and Overseas Warriors. KPL emerged as a distinct brand using the various elements of branding especially giving each franchise team a distinct identity, ownership, promoting it in a unique manner. This led the franchisees to think out of the box, market their brand's soul identity, and shape continued association from large companies, partners, and sponsors. All 6 franchises received an overwhelming response from the market that helped them build their brand identity yielding profitable results for the franchise owners that were beyond expectations.
Yet, Team Management played an important role in squad selection, talent acquisition, performance management, and administrative support. The consistent performance of the teams kept the advertiser/sponsor associated with each franchise. The management also played a vital role in building their brand potential. The winning team was the result of a winning combination of several factors including the strength of the management team.
Now, KPL is advancing towards its second season and various happenings are going around the corner. The most engaging development is the expansion of franchises in the coming season in 2022. KPL has added 2 more franchises namely Jammu Janbaz and Gilgit Markhor in its pool of existing 6 franchises, shaping it to 8 teams. The additional two franchises are already undergoing the initial process for auction for franchises ownership. Keeping in view the global accreditation of KPL in its first season, a large number of individuals and organizations have shown their interest in getting the ownership of the said franchises. KPL management is going through the scrutiny of those who are interested and will be finalizing the ownership with the best suiting aspirant.
The KPL franchise and their teams have become distinct brands each having its ownership, sports celebrities, brand spend, sponsors and partners, International players, social media websites, fan zone, blog spot, Team apparel, accessories, and other stuff associated with teams making it complete brand by itself. The critics believe that the coming seasons of KPL will be surprising for the onlookers as well as for the folks undermining the competencies and proficiencies of KPL.
Kashmir Premier League is a new way of experiencing cricket with a local, national and international flavor. KPL has a long way to go but has already emerged as one of the great cricketing brands in the world. The actual spirit of the game of Cricket is glorified as an experience in mega-brand KPL.
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Dad Has Superior Rights Over Grandmother
Tennessee child custody case summary regarding parental rights.
Dustin W. Brown v. Sarah Farley
The child in this Cumberland County, Tennessee, case was born in 2010. In 2014, the State of Tennessee filed a paternity action on behalf of the father. The maternal grandmother had previously been granted custody of the child, and in 2015, the father filed a petition asking for custody.
The father offered DNA evidence that he was the biological father, and alleged that he had enjoyed co-parenting time until the grant of custody to the grandmother. He alleged that the grandmother had recently refused his requests to visit the child. The grandmother filed an answer requesting that she maintain custody, and that the father be required to continue child support.
Trial was held in 2018, and the trial court granted the father custody, effective immediately. The grandmother then appealed to the Tennessee Court of Appeals.
The appeals court began its opinion by noting that in a non-jury case, the lower court's decision is reviewed de novo, but with a presumption of correctness of fact findings. It then turned to the legal standard to be applied. The trial court had based its decision upon the premise that the father possessed superior parental rights. The court noted that this issue has a constitutional dimension, since constitutionally, parental rights are superior to those of others.
The appeals court noted that the father had never relinquished his rights by transferring custody to a non-parent. The mother had previously transferred her custody rights to the grandmother, but the father was not a party to that order and had no notice of it. The court noted a number of prior cases where the father had retained custody rights under similar circumstances.
Since the father had never relinquished his rights, the appeals court concluded that custody could not be changed unless there was a risk of substantial harm. Accordingly, it addressed that issue next. The grandmother argued that the father had a history of alcoholism, driving while intoxicated, and domestic violence.
But the father had testified that he had been sober for three years, was employed, and lived in a situation that he called stable. Counselors who had supervised visitation testified that all visits had gone well.
After reviewing the evidence, the Court of Appeals held that the evidence supported the lower court's factual findings. It therefore agreed that there was no showing of risk of harm. For these reasons, the Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's ruling in all respects.
No. E2018-01144-COA-R3-CV (Tenn. Ct. App. Feb. 28, 2019).
To learn more, see Child Custody Laws in Tennessee.


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Magnus Dölerud and Dan Johansson formed their quintet in 2016, bringing together some of Sweden's most accomplished musicians. The members – Dan, Magnus, Torbjörn Gulz, Palle Danielsson and Fredrik Rundqvist – had previously crossed paths in other constellations, but this collaboration has resulted in something truly extra special.
The quintet's collective experience spans a long list of Swedish and International associations, from Keith Jarrett's legendary European Quartet via the Fredrik Norén Band, which has spawned the careers of so many Swedish musicians over its 32- year history to the Norbotten Big Band, one of the most important jazz institutions in Sweden today, with collaborators like: Tim Hagans, Maria Schnieder, Joe Lovano, Bob Brookmeyer and Kurt Rosenwinkel.
The quintet brings music to the stage that reflects that history, combining jazz tradition with the members' own compositions.
During 2017 and 2018, the band toured jazz clubs and festivals in Sweden and Finland, to warm receptions from audiences and reviewers alike. In May 2018, they recorded their first album, Echoes & Sounds, to be released this autumn.
Dan Johansson
Dan Johansson plays trumpet and flugelhorn in the Norbotten Big Band and is a well-established musician who has – in a career that extends over 30 years — played with both the Swedish and International jazz elite. He became a member of the Norbotten Big Band while still a student and has played with the band since 1986. There he's had the privilege to perform with figures like Randy Brecker, Peter Erskine, Joey Calderazzo, Jeff "Tain" Watts and Bob Berg. On top of his work with the big band, he's played in a wide variety of smaller groups that have included: Håkan Broström. Johan Hörlén, Bernt Rosengren, Krister Andersson, Bengt Stark, Jan Allan och Kjell Öhman. In 2000, he released the album The Blue Precentor under his own name.
Magnus Dölerud
Saxophonist Magnus Dölerud began his professional music career while studying at the Royal College of Music, when he joined the legendary Fredrik Norén Band. The band has existed in a number of forms over the years, and has included Johan Hörlén, Gustavo Bergalli, Esbjörn Svensson och Torbjörn Gulz. It became a training ground of great importance for Magnus, with concert tours throughout Europe and the U.S. Since then he has also freelanced in both smaller ensembles and most of the country's leading big bands, such as: Håkan Broströms New Places Orchestra, the Ann-Sofie Söderqvist Jazz Orchestra and the Blue House Jazz Orchestra. Magnus' own compositions, recorded with his quartet, were released on the album, My Village, in 2013.
Torbjörn Gulz
Torbjörn Gulz has been one of Sweden's most sought-after pianists since the early90s. He started his career in the Fredrik Norén Band and toured with them in Europe, Asia and the USA.
He has been a member of the Jeanette Lindström Quintet, the Magnus Broo Quartet, the Fredrik Ljungkvist Quartet and the Krister Andersson Quartet, and over the last few years, he has toured with the Jonas Kullhammar Quartet. He has also released a trio album under his own name. On top of his work as a musician, he is a highly appreciated teacher at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm.
Basist Palle Danielsson is one of Sweden's most internationally renowned musicians and is a true icon. From the start of his career in the early 60s, Palle has played with many of modern Jazz's greatest names. The list includes: Bobo Stenson, Kenny Wheeler, Michel Petrucciani, Charles Lloyd, Bill Evans, John Abercrombie, Rita Marcutulli, John Taylor, Peter Erskine and Tomasz Stanko. He was even a member of the legendary Keith Jarrett European Quartet.
His discography includes:
Belonging, Keith Jarrett, ECM
Fish out of Water, Charles Lloyd, ECM
Litania – The Music of Krzysztof Komeda, Tomasz Stanko, ECM
Fredrik Rundqvist
Fredrik Rundqvist is a highly in-demand drummer who can be heard on stage and album in a wide range of creative contexts: from jazz clubs to the opera house in Sydney. His many collaborations have included: Gösta Rundqvist, the Daniel Karlsson Trio, Ingebrigt Håker Flaten, Lindha Kallerdahl, Anna Ternheim, Stephen Gauci, Karin Hammar and the Australian singer, Sarah Blasko.
Dölerud Johansson Quintet (english)
Dölerud Johansson konsertrecension Eskilstuna 2018-02-14


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Q: c# printing with equal margins Is there way to find coordinates of center of paper?
I had read many of discussions, forums and tips - and I'm not able to do it.
Im printing like this:
     using (PrintDialog pd = new PrintDialog())
     {
        if (pd.ShowDialog() != DialogResult.OK) return;
        PrintDocument document = new PrintDocument();
        document.PrinterSettings = pd.PrinterSettings;
        document.PrintPage += new PrintPageEventHandler(Document_PrintPage);
        document.Print();
    }

    private void Document_PrintPage(object sender, PrintPageEventArgs e)
    {
        int X = (int)e.PageSettings.PrintableArea.X;
        int Y = (int)e.PageSettings.PrintableArea.Y;
        int width = (int)e.PageSettings.PrintableArea.Width - X;
        int height = (int)e.PageSettings.PrintableArea.Height - Y;

        int centerX = (width - X)/2 + X;
        int centerY = (height - Y)/2 + Y;

        e.Graphics.DrawRectangle(Pens.Gray, new Rectangle(X, Y, width, height));
        e.Graphics.DrawLine(Pens.Black, centerX - 100, centerY, centerX + 100, centerY);
        e.Graphics.DrawLine(Pens.Black, centerX, centerY - 100, centerX, centerY + 100);
    }

Of course I tried calculating these coordinates in many ways, including use of MarginBounds, Hardmargins, Margins etc.
Anyone knows how to print something exactly on a center of paper?

A: e.PageBounds is what you are looking for(a property of PrintPageEventArgs). It gives you the rectangular area that represents the total area of the page.
int centerX = e.PageBounds.Width / 2;
int centerY = e.PageBounds.Height / 2;

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Kathy Bates Misery 1991
1990 / Best Actress WinnerNo Comment on Kathy Bates Misery 1991
Kathy Bates as Annie Wilkes in Misery
Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role 1991
Plays Two Characters That Are Related To The Sex Trade Industry
Prostitute in Shadows and Fog 1991
Madame Peloux in Cheri 2009
Both Characters Are Prostitutes
Kathy Bates in Shadows and Fog 1991 and in Cheri 2009
In Woody Allen's "Shadows and Fog," Kathy had a small throwaway role. She, Jodie Foster and Lily Tomlin all play hookers in a house of ill repute..
Watch a clip the film "Shadows and Fog"
Much more substantial role was the film "Cheri." Kathy plays a famous French courtesan, aka prostitute. She decides to set up her son up with an equally glamorous prostitute. All so he can learn about love and sex from a pro. What she doesn't realize is that she has inadvertently set-up a love affair that will continue for years to come.
While promoting this film, Kathy stated her support for the legalization of sex work. Saying:
"For health reasons, it would be better for people to enjoy those pleasures."
Kathy Bates Discusses Playing A Courtesan In "Cheri"
Gloria Grahame The Bad and the Beautiful 1953
Sandy Dennis Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 1967
Mira Sorvino Mighty Aphrodite 1996
Margaret Rutherford The V.I.P.s 1964
Based On Book, Comedy, Courtesan, Madam Role, Period Piece, Woody Allen
Whoopi Goldberg Ghost 1991
Mercedes Ruehl The Fisher King 1992


Born in 1875, Leo Andrew Arendzen was a late ordination. He is listed in the census of 1901, when he was 26, as an 'Artist'. He studied fine art at the Slade School and practised mainly as a portrait painter. Leo went on to study theology and, after some setbacks including the expulsion from a seminary for keeping chickens on the roof and other misdemeanors, he was ordained after being interviewed by the Pope, who apparently instructed him to get his hair cut.
After more than six years at Glossop, he became parish priest at St. Mary's, Grantham in 1914, where he remained for thirty nine years. Whilst there, he painted several portraits including those of Bishops Dunn and McNulty and Mgr. Charles Payne. The latter portrait hangs in Bishop's House, Nottingham.
My thanks to Sophie Harrington for pointing out that Charles Moore, in his biography of Margaret Thatcher, mentions that Leo taught her Latin privately during her school years.
In 1953, Leo retired to 14 Quex Road, where he had a small chapel in an upstairs room in which he would say mass daily. In the Latin service, there is a line near the beginning which appears again near the end. On occasion, in his later life, Leo would reach this point at the end of the mass and, confused, start all over again. This could be quite tiresome if you were in the congregation.
Leo & Bernadine with Peter at Quex Road, London.


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Greece: Raising the stakes
by James Bevan
in Blogs · James Bevan
— 29 Jun, 2015
Events of the past couple of days have raised the stakes considerably – with the decision by the Greek government to hold a referendum on the proposed bailout programme and the rejection of even a small extension of the bailout, which expires on Tuesday (30th June), by the Eurogroup. Although we continue to believe that 'Grexit' is unlikely, a bank holiday and the imposition of capital controls in Greece have been announced.
Our hope is that the Greek government ends up accepting the terms of a deal at some point, but this may happen after a further escalation of the situation, which could involve formal Greek default and/or withdrawal of the €90bn of emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) to the Greek banks by the ECB, which they'd be unable to meet.
At the very latest, that would be 20th July, when €3.5bn of Greek government bonds owned by the European Central Bank mature.
At the earliest, it could be Wednesday (1st July), when Greece's current bailout expires and the €1.5bn that Greece owes to the IMF would be in arrears.
The referendum, if it indeed takes place on 5th July, is another key risk event.
As such, the vital players at this stage of the drama are the Greek government of the day and the European Central Bank. The key issue for the former is clearly if and when to capitulate and, for the latter, if and when to withdraw liquidity support.
Just as the tone and stress has now escalated, so have the costs. That's especially the case for Greece. But the risks posed by the situation to Euroland's immature recovery are also growing. If these risks do start to materialise, markets should expect a meaningful policy response.
The most proximate issue is the liquidity support that the ECB provides the Greek banks which have haemorrhaged deposits over the past six months, such that financial support has increased, to close to €90bn as at last Friday (26th June). Given reports of large withdrawals from the banking system since the announcement of the referendum, Greek banks will need further extensions of that liquidity support from tomorrow (29th June) to remain operational. Withdrawal of that support in full would effectively render them insolvent, inasmuch as they would be unable to repay it.
The other option is what the ECB just announced yesterday (28 June): it is keeping ELA support to Greek banks but capping it at current levels – meaning that it will likely be difficult, if not impossible, to keep banks open and functioning normally. Greek authorities have imposed a bank holiday and capital controls to limit further declines in liabilities from the Greek banking system.
There's also a material risk that the ECB's support is withdrawn in full. It's possible that could happen as early as Wednesday (1st July), once Greece is no longer in a formal bailout programme and has failed to pay the IMF. However, as a trigger for such a catastrophic move, Wednesday is sufficiently fuzzy to give the ECB some latitude if it chooses. As failure to pay the IMF need not formally constitute default, the ECB could respond by requiring larger haircuts on the collateral it receives for ELA loans, rather than pull the plug entirely. But the ECB would have a legitimate case to withdraw support if it wanted to.
As we've discussed before, a tougher deadline is 20th July, when €3.5bn of Greek bonds owned by the ECB mature. Default on those could render it impossible for the ECB to accept Greek government and government-guaranteed debt as collateral. At that point, liquidity support would likely be cut off. As such, Greece may have a few more weeks, albeit under a prolonged bank holiday or capital controls, to avoid a more catastrophic outcome. And in that respect, next Sunday's (5th July) referendum – if it indeed goes through – clearly remains a key event. The large parliamentary majority with which the referendum was passed, with no dissent from any Syriza MPs, means that an imminent collapse of the Greek government looks unlikely –but that could change if the Greek financial system is closed down, particularly in holiday season. Any new government would likely be more conciliatory to the creditors.
Consequently, and absent new ideas in the days ahead, the next key political event will be the referendum. Although this will be on a proposal that, theoretically, will no longer be on the table as of Wednesday (1st July), opinion polls suggest that the Greek electorate will vote in favour of the package. That may change, especially as Syriza is campaigning for rejection.
A vote to reject the bailout would likely mean default and withdraw of ELA on 20th July.
A vote supporting it could allow for a bailout to be salvaged. But it would be politically and logistically challenging and it'd require a new Memorandum of Understanding, supported by a new Greek government and by Euroland member states. It is unlikely that the current Greek government could be regarded by member states as able to deliver that, meaning that some form of emergency national government (as in 2011-12) would be necessary.
Our central view remains that a deal will be done but that's looking increasingly hopeful and to happen the Greek government, or the electorate, would need to move fast to avoid a more serious financial outcome in late July. And there's a logistical risk that once the current bailout expires on Tuesday (30th June), the ability of the players to bring about a resolution will be impaired. But as Mrs. Merkel has stated, 'Where there's a will, there's a way'.
Meanwhile the introduction of a bank holiday and capital controls could mark a deterioration in conditions and for the Greek economy, a dodgy financial system and enormous political uncertainty at the start of tourist season is likely to be very negative leaving the recession and its pernicious effects on government revenues likely to deepen.
In terms of the broader Euroland position, in financial terms, a key risk is the banking sector because although the asset side of Euroland banks' balance sheets are now relatively immune from Greece (apart from the ECB), contagion could spread through the liability side of the balance sheet. Greece is the second euro area economy to impose bank holidays and capital controls on its banks and investors and depositors in other peripheral banks may choose to cut some financing in order to mitigate the risk of similar circumstances happening there. A tightening in credit conditions for banks would do much to reverse the easier financial conditions of the past nine months, which have been a key factor behind the recent improvement in growth.
That risk would clearly be rendered more acute – and markets would become more sensitive – to any political channels of contagion. Increases in support for other extreme left- or right-wing parties in Euroland could frighten investors after the precedent that is now being set in Greece.
And then there's economic risk. Last year, Euroland business and consumer confidence softened in the wake of heightened geopolitical uncertainty in Russia and the Ukraine, leading recovery to stall. There's a clear risk that the Greece situation has become sufficiently pernicious to erode confidence in the rest of Euroland again, above and beyond the effects of tighter financial conditions.
As such, these circumstances suggest that there are material downside risks to consensus Euroland economic forecasts. We'll be watching metrics of financial stress and economic confidence closely.
Meanwhile, markets will be watching for a policy response in the coming hours and days- and a material loosening of policy – for example, a sustained period of larger sovereign asset purchases than under the ECB's current QE programme – would require evidence of a material deterioration in financial and economic conditions. So an aggressive response tomorrow (29th June) may be unlikely. But the ECB is likely to be very visible in its implementation of current asset purchases, and if it becomes apparent that financial conditions are worsening and economic activity is weakening, market participants should price for a reaction from the ECB.
So the conclusions we can draw are that a truly 'bad outcome' in Greece (which is still readily avoided, possibly after one last round of 'extreme stress', which we now seem to be entering) would have systemic repercussions, and the key determinant of whether there is a systemic shock is whether the current round of negotiations complete on time. With that looking increasingly unlikely, we can see the need for the market to price for a systemic shock. That suggests that the market will react very negatively to the news on Greece over the weekend, with significant 'safe haven' flows and the periphery suffering. Government bonds should benefit from both safe haven flows and also from any significant increase in the size of the ECB's QE programme. The risk to the trade would be the introduction of EuroBonds or EuroBills as a policy response.
We can also expect a significant spread widening on Monday morning and liquidity close to zero in peripheral markets.
Gilts should benefit from flight-to-quality flows, while market expectations for the timing of the first rate hike will be pushed back. Risk-off positions should perform well in this environment, with gilt yields likely to fall. The risk to this scenario is a strong enough policy response in Europe preventing a systemic shock – or any early agreement by Greece. Don't hold your breath.
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Each year at the General Assembly of the UUA, the 2,500 delegates vote on three or four resolutions relevant to current social, economic or environmental concerns. While the vote on these resolutions is not intended to represent every church member's opinion, it does give a broad view of UU opinion and serves to urge individual UUs to educate themselves on such matters and become involved at the local level.
Both individual ministers and lay persons often take a position as UUs on controversial public policies. Two noteworthy examples are the Vietnam War and the draft.
Even though we make collective statements and urge specific action, it is the individual who must ultimately decide his or her position on every issue.
Recent issues include: clean sources of energy, fossil fuels, energy conservation, pollution, abortion, gun control, immigration, hunger, the homeless, racism, nuclear arms proliferation, and health care.
While it's true that those most vulnerable to injustice in our society — the poor and the minorities — are not found in great numbers in the our ranks, many individual UUs are at the forefront of social justice issues. In addition, most churches regularly give their institutional support to many social justice causes.
Today, we do get at it.
In 1971, the UUA was the only organization to publish the entire four volumes of The Pentagon Papers.
As an institution, we are strongly pro-choice, as are most individual UUs.


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London coronavirus: How London Underground commuters in Uxbridge are taking a 'typically English' attitude to coronavirus
They think it's much healthier being way out west of the city above ground
Anahita Hossein-Pour
Updated 14:03, 6 MAR 2020
Rob Ball has seen no fear among commuters in Uxbridge and says it's a case of "keep calm and carry on" (Image: Anahita Hossen-Pour)
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Out in suburban Uxbridge , commuters aren't letting coronavirus stop them getting on with their daily lives.
The respiratory disease has prompted Hillingdon Hospital to take special measures, and across the area measures are in place to isolate people with symptoms, but no confirmed cases or school closures have been announced in the borough so far.
Doctors however have warned that the Tube could become a "hotbed" for the virus spreading in London.
"Typical English mentality, keep your chin up and get on with it, have a cup of tea," says Rob Ball, as I speak to him on a rainy Wednesday in Uxbriddge
"I don't care in the slightest something's got to kill me."
The 34-year-old Transport for London (TfL) customer services staffer believes there has been "literally no fear factor" from commuters in the station each day since news of the outbreak hit the headlines.
Goldman Sachs considering moving staff to Croydon due to coronavirus
Jonathan Camerie who gives out the Evening Standard at Uxbridge station says there's no point in panicking (Image: Anahita Hossein-Pour)
And while he's seen more people wearing masks, he still estimates it to be one in 200-300 people.
"I think if we were in Zone 1 people would be more worried about it whereas here...It's to do with the conditions. The fact we are above surface it feels a bit healthier generally than if you are stuck under the ground."
Retiree, Isabell Ginnelly, who travelled from her Northwood home to Uxbridge High Street to do some shopping, says she would "go with the flow" if public transport became affected by coronavirus precautions.
She added: "I'm just a little bit on edge about it, but you can't let it stop you living."
Jonathan Camerie is also taking a relaxed view about the virus.
"I'm not panicking because it doesn't help does it?" he says.
Imperial College hospital ICU worker, Sef Saroya, says the hospital is ready and prepared (Image: Anahita Hossein-Pour)
"The way I see it panic does more damage on a widespread level as much as an illness because when people panic they don't things they would normally do."
Public Health England confirms 3 cases of coronavirus in Barnet
The 45-year-old who is your go-to man for an Evening Standard at Uxbridge station, admits he "doesn't watch the news" but likes to keep a positive mindset of "health rather than disease".
The merchandiser, who lives in Harrow, also shrugs off doctors' claims the underground could spread the virus, adding: "The tube is always a hotbed of germs anyway, especially in the winter. It's always a hotbed of people, with millions of germs".
Hossein Gray, who commutes to Marble Arch from Kingsbury, however is more alert during his daily travel. The probate specialist originally from Iran says he tries not to touch the bars and handles on the tube too much as a way to avoid catching any germs.
He adds: "Anybody who either sneezes or coughs I of course quickly take a distance really and would be alarmed."
Uxbridge London rstation where commuters seem pretty relaxed about the possibility of the virus spreading (Image: Anahita Hossein-Pour)
Taking buses to work, Hossein says, would take too long, but he would consider buying a car if the Covid-19 threat escalates.
"There is no other way unless you get a car...If this continues in this way or if the coronavirus is more spread then I will have no option."
But despite thinking ahead for the worst-case scenario, he is still encouraging people to get out and about.
"I was just texting someone on the train, [who says] 'I'm frightened, I'm staying at home I can't come out'. I said you can't stop your life."
Meanwhile Imperial College hospital ICU worker Sef Saroya gives reassurance over the way he has seen the virus being handled. "It's been fine, we are ready...we are prepared."
He says: "Of course people are just worried. They are worried but I think we need to be strict with the borders."
The 42-year-old has noticed darting glares on the tube the moment someone sneezes, adding: "It is just people are anxious, I think they need more information."
A spokesperson for Hillingdon Council said the authority was continuing to follow guidance from Public Health England and the NHS, and urges residents to do the same.
"We are monitoring the situation closely and keeping our business continuity plans under review," they added.
TfL was contacted for comment.
If you have a story for us, please contact our reporter anahita.hosseinpour@reachplc.com
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As the examinations are approaching, I thought it may well be appropriate to point out the importance of carefully paying attention to context of questions.
Rather than talking in general terms, an example will make this piece short and quickly come to the point.
Another way is to use the fact that the graph of value of the single variable quadratic expression against the variable x is of parabolic profile and parabolic profile is symmetric about the vertical line at x where the expression reaches maximum or minimum. So, finding the two x values where the expression becomes zero by equating the expression to zero, solve it as quadratic equation and then find the middle x value of those two x values where the expression becomes zero.
Finding minimum and maximum of single variable quadratic expression appeared as an examination question in different flavours over the years.
The examiners gave the scenario of height of a rocket above the ground level (h) from the time the rocket was launched by a quadratic expression in terms of time, t (t being the variable). The question was to find the maximum height the rocket could reach above the ground and the time at which could the rocket reach maximum height above the ground.
As an example, lets say h = 2 + 18t -1.5(t^2).
The reason is by saying h= 0, therefore ; 2 + 18t -1.5(t^2) =0, the solutions are for when height of the rocket above ground is zero.
Without stating the equation represents parabolic profile, symmetrical property of parabolic profile and maximum (or minimum) is reached at the midpoint of the points where h =0, the students had shown indeed incorrect understanding ; of how the equation relate to physical significance of rocket flight.
Whether the height of the rocket above the ground found by the second method is indeed maximum or not remains unanswered in both second and calculus method. Students need to show that indeed it is the maximum height. I will leave it as an exercise for students.


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FAIRFIELD, Maine (AP) — Police have charged a Maine man with domestic violence, saying he forced his ex-wife to swallow his wedding ring.
Police say 44-year-old Darryl Alan Roberts of Fairfield joined his former wife and another woman for drinks on June 23, but they left him at the Bangor pub after he became angry.
Police told the Kennebec Journal that Roberts called his ex-wife 16 times, then showed up at her home, kicking in the door, punching her, threatening to kill her and making her swallow his wedding ring.
Roberts, who faces a probation violation, is being held without bail. He's charged with aggravated criminal trespassing, domestic violence assault and domestic violence terrorizing. A jail official couldn't say Tuesday whether he had a defense lawyer.


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Hong Kong Investment Promotion Chief visits Indonesia and Singapore to promote Hong Kong's business opportunities
Posted on Januari 9, 2023
HONG KONG, Jan 9, 2023 – (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) – The Director-General of Investment Promotion at Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, Mr Stephen Phillips, today (January 9) embarked on a duty visit to Jakarta, Indonesia, and Singapore this week as part of the latest efforts of InvestHK to promote Hong Kong's business attractions, including the opportunities arising from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA).
Mr Stephen Phillips
During the visit, Mr Phillips will be meeting with representatives of companies from financial services and family offices, innovation and technology, transport, infrastructure and advanced manufacturing, creative industries, and business and professional services sectors to discuss their plans of setting up or expanding operations in Hong Kong and other parts of the GBA.
Mr Phillips will also host a business roundtable cum luncheon for member companies of the Employers' Association of Indonesia in Jakarta to provide an update on business opportunities and talent initiatives in Hong Kong. In Singapore, he will conduct two roundtables jointly organised with the Good City Foundation and the Association of Small & Medium Enterprises respectively, to share with them the latest initiatives and opportunities of the family offices sector in Hong Kong.
Mr Phillips said, "Hong Kong remains the only place in the world where the global advantage and the China advantage come together in a single city. This unique convergence makes Hong Kong the irreplaceable connection between the Mainland and the rest of the world. The city is an ideal location for overseas and Mainland companies, as well as entrepreneurs from around the world, as a base to set up or expand their business in Hong Kong, the GBA, China, and Asia more widely."
He added, "Hong Kong offers Indonesian and Singaporean companies a wide range of routes to growth opportunities. I look forward to sharing with representatives of companies and entrepreneurs the up-to-date and real situation in Hong Kong, and particularly how they can use Hong Kong to seize opportunities, including those arising from the GBA."
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The event scheduled for Thursday 28th at 7th Brigade Park has been cancelled because of forecast high temperatures.
A5 copies will be included in entrant's registration bags, which will be available Saturday morning.
Online Entries for Qld Champs close at midnight on Sunday, 27 August.
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Jah Protect – trzydziesty czwarty album studyjny Sizzli, jamajskiego wykonawcy muzyki reggae i dancehall.

Płyta została wydana 14 marca 2006 roku przez wytwórnię Penitentiary Records. Znalazła się na niej kompilacja najnowszych singli wokalisty. Produkcją całości zajął się Patrick Golding.

Lista utworów
 "Yourself"
 "Beautiful Day"
 "Black Woman"
 "Revenge"
 "Black People Suffering"
 "Jah Protect"
 "Kick Dem Out"
 "Care"
 "Jah Jah"
 "Liberate the Poor"
 "Legalize It"
 "Prison"
 "Planet Earth"
 "Some How"
 "Just Like"

Linki zewnętrzne
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 Oficjalna strona Sizzli

Albumy muzyczne wydane w roku 2006
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IATA / ICAO Codes: PQS /
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Pilot Station Airport
Location: Pilot Station, Alaska, United States
GPS Coordinates: 61°56'3"N by 162°53'57"W
Area Served: Pilot Station, Alaska
Operator/Owner: State of Alaska DOT&PF - Northern Region
Airport Type: Public
Elevation: 305 feet (93 meters)
# of Runways: 1
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Because of Pilot Station Airport's relatively low elevation of 305 feet, planes can take off or land at Pilot Station Airport at a lower air speed than at airports located at a higher elevation. This is because the air density is higher closer to sea level than it would otherwise be at higher elevations.
In addition to being known as "Pilot Station Airport", another name for PQS is "0AK".
The furthest airport from Pilot Station Airport (PQS) is Cape Town International Airport (CPT), which is located 10,503 miles (16,904 kilometers) away in Cape Town, South Africa.
The closest airport to Pilot Station Airport (PQS) is St. Mary's Airport (KSM), which is located only 16 miles (25 kilometers) NW of PQS.
Pilot Station Airport (PQS) currently has only 1 runway.
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List of Nearest Airports from Pilot Station Airport:
Rank Distance & Direction Airport Name & IATA Code Airport Location Further Actions
1 15.71 miles (25.28 km) NW St. Mary's Airport (KSM) St. Mary's, Alaska, United States
2 27.70 miles (44.57 km) WNW Mountain Village Airport (MOU) Mountain Village, Alaska, United States
3 28.83 miles (46.40 km) E Marshall Don Hunter Sr. Airport (MLL) Marshall, Alaska, United States
4 52.66 miles (84.75 km) ESE Russian Mission Airport (RSH) Russian Mission, Alaska, United States
5 72.68 miles (116.97 km) SSE Nunapitchuk Airport (NUP) Nunapitchuk, Alaska, United States
6 74.36 miles (119.67 km) S Kasigluk Airport (KUK) Kasigluk, Alaska, United States
7 74.66 miles (120.15 km) WNW Sheldon Point Airport (SXP) Sheldon Point, Alaska, United States
8 76.48 miles (123.08 km) NW Alakanuk Airport (AUK) Alakanuk, Alaska, United States
9 76.63 miles (123.32 km) SSE Atmautluak Airport (ATT) Atmautluak, Alaska, United States
10 77.87 miles (125.32 km) NW Emmonak Airport (EMK) Emmonak, Alaska, United States
11 78.39 miles (126.15 km) NNW Kotlik Airport (KOT) Kotlik, Alaska, United States
12 85.98 miles (138.37 km) SE Tuluksak Airport (TLT) Tuluksak, Alaska, United States
13 87.20 miles (140.33 km) W Scammon Bay Airport (SCM) Scammon Bay, Alaska, United States
14 87.26 miles (140.44 km) SSE Bethel Airport (BET) Bethel, Alaska, United States
15 88.09 miles (141.77 km) ESE Kalskag Airport (KLG) Kalskag, Alaska, United States
Map of Furthest Airports from Pilot Station Airport:
List of Furthest Airports from Pilot Station Airport:
1 10,503.48 miles (16,903.67 km) S Cape Town International Airport (CPT) Cape Town, South Africa
2 10,493.23 miles (16,887.18 km) S George Airport (GRJ) George, South Africa
3 10,469.69 miles (16,849.29 km) SSW Port Elizabeth International Airport (PLZ) Port Elizabeth, South Africa
4 10,428.98 miles (16,783.77 km) SSW Port Alfred Airport (AFD) Port Alfred, South Africa
5 10,384.35 miles (16,711.95 km) SSW East London Airport (ELS) East London, South Africa
6 10,274.23 miles (16,534.72 km) SSW Mthatha Airport (UTT) Mthatha, South Africa
7 10,208.73 miles (16,429.31 km) SSW Margate Airport (MGH) Margate, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
8 10,208.46 miles (16,428.88 km) S Kleinsee Airport (KLZ) Kleinzee, South Africa
9 10,179.36 miles (16,382.06 km) S Aggeneys Airport (AGZ) Aggeneys, South Africa
10 10,179.36 miles (16,382.06 km) S Wild Coast Sun Airport (MZF) Mzamba, South Africa
11 10,169.54 miles (16,366.24 km) SSW Mafeteng Airport (MFC) Mafeteng, Lesotho
12 10,164.32 miles (16,357.85 km) SSW Semonkong Airport (SOK) Semonkong, Lesotho
13 10,161.86 miles (16,353.89 km) SSW Lebakeng Airport (LEF) Lebakeng, Lesotho
14 10,155.71 miles (16,344.00 km) SSW Lesobeng Airport (LES) Lesobeng, Lesotho
15 10,143.55 miles (16,324.43 km) SSW Moshoeshoe I International Airport (MSU) Maseru, Lesotho
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The Central Environmental Authority (CEA) of Sri Lanka says initiatives are being undertaken to support biodegradable polythene manufacturers.
Support will be offered in the form of tax concessions on imported equipment to be used in manufacturing biodegradable products and financial support to SMEs shifting from the production of polythene products to biodegradable products.
The move comes amid biodegradable polythene manufacturers stressing the need for tax relief due to the higher production costs of biodegradable products.
Manufacture of polythene and polythene products of less than 21 microns in thickness has been prohibited since 1 September 2017. Relevant steps were taken to reduce environmental damage such as accumulation in landfills, the blocking of drainage systems, animal deaths and the release of toxic gases when burnt.


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Q: MutationObserver.observe: Argument 1 is not an object I wanna display a console message when a value of a span attribute (data-value) is changed. The span got no ID so I iterate each class out of it. But when I tried to run, it always displayed an error. Here is the HTML:

and here is the JS:
var target = document.querySelectorAll('.wpsl-selected-item');
for (var i = 0; i < target.length; i++) {
    create(target[i]);
}

var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {
mutations.forEach(function(mutation) {
    console.log('heya')
    });
});

var config = {
    attributes: true,
    attributeFilter: ['data-value']
};

observer.observe(target[i], config);

The error message is: Uncaught TypeError: MutationObserver.observe: Argument 1 is not an object. and I'm working on firefox
Any help would be very much appreciated, thank you!

A: does this work for you?
var target = document.querySelectorAll('.wpsl-selected-item');
if (target.length > 0) {
    var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {
        mutations.forEach(function(mutation) {
            console.log('heya')
        });
    });

    var config = {
        attributes: true,
        attributeFilter: ['data-value']
    };

    for(var i = 0; i < target.length; i++) {
        observer.observe(target[i], config);
    }
}


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Q: How to get overall JaCoCo coverage locally? I have an android project which has several modules. And the main module is app module.
Here is what I do and could get the separate report. no app/build report.
zgong$ ./gradlew jacocoTestReport
zgong$ ls -la */build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
account/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
bootstrap/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
cards/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
common/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
explore/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
launcher/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
payment/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
runtime/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
settings/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
transactions/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
uibase/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html
widget/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html/index.html

Could I get a visual report like what I see in the Jenkins report?

A: You need to merge all reports into a single one.
There are many suggestions here: https://discuss.gradle.org/t/merge-jacoco-coverage-reports-for-multiproject-setups/12100/9


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Barangay Ayala Alabang last week announced that it will be holding its annual Trick or Treat celebrations inside Ayala Alabang Village on Oct. 31 and will also be holding an outreach program outside the village.
For non-residents who want to have access to the always wonderfully-decorated houses inside Ayala Alabang, they would have to get endorsements from their friends inside the village before they can enter to do some Trick or Treating.
"Trick or Treaters with no proper endorsement from AAV residents will be turned away at the village gate," explained BAA officials.
For children of Ayala Alabang residents, the Sangguniang Kabataan of Barangay Ayala Alabang is also inviting them to participate in the Halloween party they have set up on Oct. 31.
To be held in front of the water station along Country Club Drive, the registration for the party starts at 1pm.
"There will be lots of treats, goodies and prizes in store for you brought to you by the council and our beloved sponsors," announced the BAA SK.
As for the outreach program, Barangay Ayala Alabang announced that registration to the event will start at 1:30pm.
This will be held at the Alabang Town Center parking lot near McDonald's on Alabang-Zapote Road.
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