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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *productCodes</Declaration>

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			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instp/EC2Image/productCodes</TokenIdentifier>
			<Abstract type="html">Product codes of the AMI.</Abstract>
			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *productCodes</Declaration>

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			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instm/EC2Image/architecture</TokenIdentifier>
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			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instp/EC2Image/architecture</TokenIdentifier>
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			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *imageType</Declaration>

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			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instm/EC2Image/imageType</TokenIdentifier>
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			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *imageType</Declaration>

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			<Abstract type="html">The kernel associated with the image, if any. Only applicable for
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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *kernelId</Declaration>

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			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instm/EC2Image/kernelId</TokenIdentifier>
			<Abstract type="html">The kernel associated with the image, if any. Only applicable for
machine images.</Abstract>
			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

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Constraints:

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sriovNetSupport</Declaration>

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			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sriovNetSupport</Declaration>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sriovNetSupport</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/sriovNetSupport</Anchor>
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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) EC2StateReason *stateReason</Declaration>

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			<Abstract type="html">The AWS account alias (e.g., "amazon", "redhat", "self", etc.) or AWS
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			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *imageOwnerAlias</Declaration>

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			<Abstract type="html">The AWS account alias (e.g., "amazon", "redhat", "self", etc.) or AWS
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			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *imageOwnerAlias</Declaration>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *name</Declaration>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *name</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/name</Anchor>
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			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instp/EC2Image/name</TokenIdentifier>
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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *name</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/name</Anchor>
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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *descriptionValue</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/descriptionValue</Anchor>
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		<Token>
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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *descriptionValue</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/descriptionValue</Anchor>
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		<Token>
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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *descriptionValue</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/descriptionValue</Anchor>
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instance store root device.

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			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *rootDeviceType</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/rootDeviceType</Anchor>
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		<Token>
			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instm/EC2Image/rootDeviceType</TokenIdentifier>
			<Abstract type="html">The root device type used by the AMI. The AMI can use an Amazon EBS or
instance store root device.

Constraints:

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *rootDeviceType</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/rootDeviceType</Anchor>
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			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instp/EC2Image/rootDeviceType</TokenIdentifier>
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instance store root device.

Constraints:

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			<Abstract type="html">The root device name (e.g., /dev/sda1).</Abstract>
			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *rootDeviceName</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/rootDeviceName</Anchor>
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			<TokenIdentifier>//apple_ref/occ/instm/EC2Image/rootDeviceName</TokenIdentifier>
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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

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			<DeclaredIn>EC2Image.h</DeclaredIn>

			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *rootDeviceName</Declaration>

			<Anchor>//api/name/rootDeviceName</Anchor>
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			<Declaration>@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *blockDeviceMappings</Declaration>

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A Academia de Polícia Militar do Barro Branco (APMBB) é o estabelecimento de ensino superior localizada na capital do estado, destinado a formar e aperfeiçoar os Oficiais da Polícia Militar do Estado de São Paulo .

Sua missão oficial é "Promover com excelência as atividades de ensino aos integrantes da Polícia Militar que se preparam para o exercício do Oficialato, tendo por referência a ciência pedagógica, a técnica policial e as relações humanas."

História

Antecedentes
Após a Proclamação da República, o presidente do estado Campos Sales reorganizou a Força Pública Paulista através da Lei nº 491 de 29 de dezembro de 1896. A Força Pública passou a ser dividida em duas forças: Brigada Policial e Guarda Cívica.

A nova lei ainda regulamentou as nomeações e promoções de oficiais:

Ao final daquele ano a Força Pública contava com 89 oficiais na Brigada Policial e a Guarda Cívica com 34 oficiais, totalizando 123 oficiais para comandar 4493 soldados. A nomeação de oficiais por parte do secretário fez com que critérios políticos norteassem as escolhas, prejudicando o funcionamento da Força Pública. Menos de três anos depois o novo presidente do estado, Fernando Prestes de Albuquerque, aprovou a Lei nº 653 de 16 de Agosto de 1899 que em seu artigo terceiro dispensou da Força Pública e indenizou todos os oficiais e praças agregados por conta da lei anterior e determinou promoções de soldados para alferes somente por necessidade organizacional apresentada pelos comandantes de batalhões.

A nova lei permitiu que fossem promovidos a oficialidade soldados como o Tenente Galinha, conhecido por sua brutalidade, vigilantismo e desrespeito às leis vigentes. A falta de estrutura e a pouca disciplina, principalmente encontrada nos batalhões do interior do estado, passou a pressionar a infraestrutura administrativa existente ao ponto do presidente Rodrigues Alves cita-la em seu Relatório Anual para 1900.

Em 1904 o governo admitiu que o regulamento da Força Pública precisava ser atualizado para tornar mais céleres o julgamento de oficiais e praças envolvidos em delitos.  No ano seguinte uma nova lei é editada para a reorganização da força, limitando o número de oficiais para cada destacamento.

Missão Francesa e o Corpo Escolar

O governo do estado contratou em 1905 o Exército Francês para reorganizar e adestrar a Força Pública, originando a Missão Militar Francesa na Força Pública de São Paulo. Em 1907 foram criados dois cursos de formação: um para praças e outro para oficiais, ambos ministrados com supervisão da Missão Francesa. Posteriormente foram criados novos cursos teóricos e práticos, exigindo cada vez mais espaço em quartéis e estações de policiamento.

A partir de 1909 todo soldado ou oficial só poderia ser promovido após aprovação nos cursos de formação. Os cursos foram reunidos em 1913 sob o Corpo Escolar da Força Pública, sediado no Aquartelamento da Luz, com apenas algumas atividades de tiro e cavalaria realizadas no Acampamento da Invernada do Barro Branco desde 1904.
Após um surto de meningite no Corpo Escolar em 1919, uma turma foi transferida para o acampamento.

Origens
A história da APMBB, remonta ao ano de 1910, com a implementação do Curso Literário e Científico trazido pela Missão Militar Francesa, que chegou em São Paulo em 28 de março de 1906, contratada pelo então Governador do Estado Jorge Tibiriçá, com o propósito de ministrar instrução à tropa da Força Pública.

1913Foi criado o Corpo Escolar, compreendendo o Curso Geral para inferiores e Curso Complementar para Alferes e Tenentes.

1924O Corpo Escolar passa a denominar-se Centro de Instrução Militar (CIM), voltado para a formação de Oficiais e Praças, pois reunia todos os Cursos de Formação em sua localidade.

1940Teve início no Barro Branco, a construção do novo aquartelamento do CIM, sendo as obras concluídas em 1944.

1950O CIM transformou-se em Curso de Formação de Aperfeiçoamento, CFA, designação que conservou até 1969, quando, foi destinado exclusivamente a formar e especializar Oficiais.

1970Com a inclusão da Guarda Civil à Força Pública, após reestruturação de currículos, passa a denominar-se Academia de Polícia Militar. Mais recentemente, por força do Decreto nº 11.241, de 09 de março de 1978, esta Academia, por tradição, e por assim já ser conhecida, passou a denominar-se Academia de Polícia Militar do Barro Branco – APMBB – sendo consagrada uma instituição voltada à formação do Oficial em nível superior.

1985Com a criação do Centro de Aperfeiçoamento e Estudos Superiores, a Academia passa a destinar-se exclusivamente a formar Oficiais e a especializá-los em cursos e estágios específicos.

1996

Foi firmado entre a Academia do Barro Branco e a Fundação Universitária para o Vestibular – FUVEST, contrato de parceria para a realização da prova de seleção para ingresso no Curso de Formação de Oficiais, passando a integrar um dos Cursos do Vestibular desta Instituição.

2010

A realização das provas passou a ser de responsabilidade da Fundação VUNESP.

2020

A PMESP deixa a cargo da Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV) a realização das provas

Participação da APMBB na Revolução de 1932

Com a eclosão da Revolução Constitucionalista em 1932, o então CIM-Centro de Instrução Militar (atualmente APMBB) foi totalmente deslocado para a frente de batalha atuando em todas as frentes. Como resultado das batalhas houve o falecimento do cadete Ruytemberg Rocha, então aluno do 2º ano do Curso de Formação de Oficiais.

Cadete Ruytemberg Rocha

O cadete Ruytemberg Rocha tinha na data da revolução 24 anos de idade e quando do início das hostilidades foi deslocado para o Batalhão Marcílio Franco, que atuaria na frente sul, na divisa entre os estados de SP e do Paraná. Na madrugada do dia 27 de julho de 1932, o cadete Ruytemberg Rocha acabou morto com um tiro na cabeça, logo após ter saltado da trincheira em que estava. Como resultado deste fato o cadete se tornou um símbolo dos valores de um cadete da APMBB, existindo hoje em dia um núcleo de preservação da história da revolução que carrega seu nome, além de uma alta condecoração militar em sua honra.

Concorrência

Atualmente a APMBB é uma das mais concorridas instituições de ensino superior no Brasil.
O concurso iniciado em 2016, com posse em julho de 2017, por exemplo, contou com 28.321 inscritos para uma oferta de apenas 131 vagas, o que significou uma concorrência de mais de 216 candidatos na disputa por cada vaga.

Prova
A banca atual da prova da Academia de Polícia Militar do Barro Branco é a Fundação Getúlio Vargar (FGV) e é comparada com os vestibulares mais concorridos do Brasil, como o da Fuvest. A primeira etapa é dividida em duas partes, a primeira na parte da manhã consiste em uma prova objetiva com oitenta questões divididas em doze matérias, são elas: língua portuguesa, matemática, história, filosofia, geografia, sociologia, informática, física, química, biologia, administração pública e língua estrangeira tendo duas opções de escolha, espanhol ou inglês, e a segunda na parte da tarde redação. Ocorre apenas uma vez ao ano sendo divulgada pela academia através de seus meios de comunicação (Site e redes sociais em geral). Em 2016 foram apenas noventa vagas disponíveis, e os candidatos são escolhidos através de sua nota na prova. Na segunda etapa é feita de uma série de exames e testes, físicos, médicos, psicológicos e toxicológicos buscando comprovar sua aptidão pela carreira militar. A terceira etapa, não envolve o candidato, e sim Academia, pois são realizadas investigações sociais sobre quem foi aprovado em todas as etapas, para provar que possui aptidão para ser um oficial da Polícia Militar do Estado de São Paulo.

A prova é composta por oitenta questões, dividas por disciplinas como língua portuguesa, matemática, história, filosofia, geografia, sociologia, informatica, química, física, biologia, administração pública e língua estrangeira (espanhol ou inglês).
Para participar da seleção para o Barro Branco é necessário ter ensino médio completo, altura mínima de 1,60m para os homens e 1,55m para as mulheres, mais de 17 anos de idade e menos de 30, caso ainda não seja membro da Polícia Militar do Estado de São Paulo.

Formação
Com uma grade curricular que ultrapassa 6.200 horas/aula, a Academia de Polícia Militar do Barro Branco busca por meio de variadas técnicas de ensino aliadas as mais diversas metodologias de aprendizagem, formar indivíduos capazes de exercerem de maneira profissional, íntegra, eficiente, legal, ética e moral as funções advindas do oficialato, as quais vão ao encontro com a ideologia de suprir as necessidades sociais e resguardar o interesse público de manutenção da ordem pública.

Tal objetivo é desenvolvido através da excelência, já vista na organização do corpo docente que, desde o período de formação dos profissionais de segurança pública, conta com especialistas da própria área de segurança, bem como de profissionais do Poder Judiciário, do Ministério Público, da Polícia Técnico-Científica e outras áreas de conhecimento, como filosofia, sociologia, informática e administração.

A escolha dos docentes civis se faz através de concurso público, no qual os melhores classificados passam por entrevistas e realizam palestras a fim de que se possa mensurar o grau de conhecimento dos mesmos e assim verificar, dentre eles, quais que melhor se encaixam no perfil de futuro instrutor do cadete.

Por meio de diversas etapas de testes, das quais mais notoriamente o vestibular da FUVEST, o indivíduo que conquistou sua vaga dentro do limite de vagas estabelecidos, passa então por uma árdua fase de adaptação, onde será testada sua capacidade de resistência à frustração, sua força de vontade, sua destreza, sua coragem ao se deparar com novos desafios e ainda seu companheirismo ao ver-se lado a lado com pessoas as quais terá de conviver pelo resto de sua carreira.

Transcorrido o período de adaptação, iniciam-se as aulas, que ministradas pelos docentes acima mencionados, terão como enfoque a especialização do cadete, nutrindo-o com o embasamento jurídico necessário para a realização de suas futuras funções como Oficial da Polícia Militar.

O embasamento jurídico ensinado aos alunos é variado, no que tange a utilização de diversos doutrinadores de elevado renome no meio jurídico nacional e internacional, além de cientistas políticos os quais fornecem diversas linhas de raciocínio a serem discutidas a fim de gerar no aluno o espírito crítico, necessário para o estabelecimento funcional do contato social com as diversas camadas da sociedade.

Além de todo o conteúdo jurídico, é cadete aprende sobre a estrutura da instituição Polícia Militar, a fim de que o mesmo entenda o seu papel dentro da instituição e quais as eventuais possibilidades de melhoria o futuro comandante pode fornecer para a evolução de toda a "milicia bandeirante".

Tendo então o conhecimento teórico, jurídico e organizacional, o cadete passa a ter contado com aulas práticas de policiamento, aplicando, assim, todo o conhecimento adquirido em aulas temáticas e em simulações do cotidiano social, procurando dirimir eventuais dúvidas a fim de evitar a má realização de suas atividades futuras. Ainda é visto em tais aulas que todos os procedimentos ministrados possuem seu próprio ordenamento previsto pela administração pública, mais nitidamente na Polícia Militar, o que traz um alto grau de segurança na atuação e na condução e desenrolar das aulas práticas observadas.

A procura pela perfeição atravessa os limites educacionais e transcorre o domínio pessoal do aluno, o qual passa por diversos estágios de convívio social, sendo sempre observado por seus superiores, os quais determinam quais são os traços mais fortes do respectivo indivíduo, buscando sempre salientar os pontos a serem corrigidos e aqueles traços positivos que precisam ser mais bem incorporados.

Ao término, temos então o objetivo final de toda essa fonte de sabedoria, que é o nascer de um novo comandante, o qual buscará de forma incessante lutar através da lei, da moral e da ética, assegurar a todos a ordem e a justiça.

Pessoas notáveis
A APMBB trabalha na formação de profissionais de Segurança Pública, sendo que já passaram, por seus bancos escolares, personalidades notáveis da sociedade brasileira, como o Dr. Moisés Sjamboc, professor da USP e criador da Fuvest, o desembargador Álvaro Lazarini, ex-presidente do Tribunal Regional Eleitoral, o sr. Luiz Antonio Fleury Filho, ex-governador do Estado de São Paulo, além de diversos secretários de Estado e inúmeros outros desembargadores, juízes, promotores de justiça, procuradores e vereadores.

Ex-Alunos
Danilo Mascarenhas de Balas, Deputado Estadual - SP,

Luiz Antônio Fleury Filho, 29º governador do Estado de SP,

Sérgio Olímpio Gomes, senador da República,

Dimas Mecca Sampaio, deputado estadual, em SP,

Marcio Tadeu Anhaia de Lemos, deputado federal,

Guilherme Muraro Derrite, deputado federal,

José Augusto Rosa, deputado federal,

Paulo Adriano Lopes Lucinda Telhada, deputado estadual, em SP,

Roberval Conte Lopes Lima, deputado estadual, em SP,

Paulo Nishikawa, deputado estadual, em SP,

Edson Ferrarini, ex-deputado estadual, em SP,

Alvaro Batista Camilo, ex-deputado estadual, em SP.

Controvérsias
Assim como em outras escolas militares, a APMBB já foi acusada de dar pouco ou nenhum treinamento em Direitos Humanos.

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Ver também
 Academia de Polícia Militar
 Invernada da Polícia Militar
 Polícia Militar do Estado de São Paulo - PMESP
 Hierarquia na Polícia Militar e no Corpo de Bombeiros Militar

Academias de polícia militar
Academia de Policia Militar do Barro Branco
Instituições de ensino superior de São Paulo (estado)
Locais de competição dos Jogos Pan-Americanos de 1963
Polícia Militar do Estado de São Paulo

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Asked if the Prime Minister had any thoughts about the fact that so many of his senior colleagues kept talking about his future, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said he thought that that was more a question for them than for him. Asked if the Prime Minister had 'definitely decided' to lead his party into the next election, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister had answered this question several times. His words spoke for themselves.
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Asked if the Prime Minister was relaxed about the possibility of former insurgents being released in Iraq, the PMOS said that it was up to the new Iraqi Government to make judgements in terms of what it believed would best help the security and political situation. The Prime Minister admired the way in which Prime Minister Alawi and his interim Government had approached their first few days in office.
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Butler Report
Asked if Downing Street had received a draft copy of the Butler Report and when it would be published, the PMOS said that the Inquiry team had indicated that they were aiming to present their findings on 14 July. It was therefore premature to start talking about handling arrangements at this stage.
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Asked if the Prime Minister was focussing his attention this week on finalising the details of the spending review, particularly in terms of issues relating to the Home Office and MoD, the PMOS said that he had no intention of getting drawn into a speculative discussion about the content of the CSR. Suffice to say that the CSR was only one of several issues on which the Prime Minister was focussing his attention this week.
Asked if the Prime Minister had sent a message of congratulations to Greece for winning the Euro 2004 final against Portugal last night, the PMOS said no. However, he obviously wished them well in their success.
Jack McConnell
Asked if the Scottish First Minister, Jack McConnell, would be meeting with the Prime Minister in Downing Street today, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman (PMOS) said yes. Asked why, the PMOS said that it was a routine meeting. The Prime Minister met with the First Ministers of the devolved Assemblies from time to time.
Questioned about the Government's policy on smacking, the PMOS said that the Government wanted to see an outcome which would maintain the balance between a parent's right to discipline their child and the protection of that child. We did not want to criminalise parents, which was why we had always been opposed to an outright ban on smacking. Nevertheless, we would be interested to see any other proposals to deal with this issue that were put forward. We were willing to have a free vote on Lord Lester's amendment. We would wait and see what the outcome of that might be. Asked why the Government was allowing a free vote if it had thought through its position carefully, the PMOS pointed out that there was a difference between an outright ban on smacking and Lord Lester's proposal which, as we understood it, would not criminalise parents for smacking their children, but would restrict the use of defence of reasonable chastisement in court.
Asked the Prime Minister's reaction to the BMA's call for a ban on smoking in public places, the PMOS said that a consultation process on this issue was currently underway, as well as an ongoing debate which we welcomed. However, it was important to await the conclusions of the consultation exercise before making any judgements.
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Asked if the Prime Minister was concerned about the reported number of public sector workers 'throwing sickies', the PMOS said that this was a matter for departments to investigate and an issue for managers to manage.
Asked if the Prime Minister agreed with Peter Mandelson's reported remark that the Chancellor was his natural successor, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister had always praised the Chancellor. His position on this issue had not changed.
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High Point Market Authority Cancels Postponed Market
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High Point Market Authority Cancels Postponed Spring Market
HIGH POINT, N.C., April 16, 2020 — Due to ongoing impacts, government restrictions, and economic difficulties stemming from the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the High Point Market Authority announces the cancelation of the Spring 2020 High Point Market. The next High Point Market is scheduled for October 17 – 21, 2020.
Originally scheduled for April, the Market Authority previously announced market's postponement until June, allowing for the possibility that conditions would improve in time for the show to occur.
"While our hope was that restrictions enacted in March would improve the situation enough to allow for a June show, it is clear now that recovery will take longer than originally projected," commented Dudley Moore, Jr., chairman of the High Point Market Authority's board of directors and president of Otto & Moore.
"It was an incredibly difficult decision, but cancelation is the most prudent course of action given the current circumstances and was unanimously approved by our executive committee," commented Tom Conley, president and CEO of the High Point Market Authority. "We now set our sights towards Fall Market with excitement and anticipation to fully welcome the industry back to High Point."
Market Authority officials will continue with their plans to promote spring product introductions through a variety of digital channels, including a special website section, articles, e-newsletters, social media posts, and webinars. They are additionally working with industry partners to develop creative programs and resources to assist in ongoing information sharing.
Major buildings and individual showrooms who are positioned to welcome buyers during non-Market times will likely open for appointments at some point over the summer, once government regulations ease to allow the buildings to reopen.
Registration for Fall Market will open in mid-July at www.highpointmarket.org.
About the High Point Market Authority
The High Point Market Authority, www.highpointmarket.org, is the official sponsor and organizer of the High Point Market in High Point, N.C. Featuring an extensive selection of exhibitors spanning every category, style, and price point, and attracting tens of thousands of visitors from more than 100 countries twice each year, the High Point Market is the driving force of the home furnishings industry. Find the High Point Market anywhere online, and follow on social media using the hashtag #hpmkt.
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Canvas is a traditional support for painting, used for centuries by the masters, and it has endured in modern times as the support of choice. There are 2 main reasons why artists love to paint on canvas: its pleasing receptivity to the brush and its longevity.... Decide if you are going to prop your canvas up on an easel or lay it on a flat surface to paint. You may want to line the surface or floor surrounding your canvas with a drop cloth or old newspaper to catch any drips. Lastly, be conscious of where you are going to dry your canvas once it is completed and make sure it is accessible.
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by artsghana • December 23, 2020 • FeaturedArticle, News • Comments (0) • 135
By John Owoo
(In Accra – Ghana)
Beiko Band, a contemporary music group last week ended the Covid 19 virtual concerts organized by the Goethe-Institut with a visually eloquent performance at the premises of the Institut in Accra.
Led by Austria based Ghanaian percussionist Kofi Quarshie, the band delivered a penetrating performance that recalled the skills of Ga musicians, who recorded classic songs and performed in Accra and other parts of Ghana in the 1950s and 60s.
With Kofi Quarshie (donno / vocals), Mark Essien (bass), Sammy Superstar (guitar / backing vocals), Gideon Anthony (keyboard), Love Mensah (backing vocals), Isaac Ansong (trumpet), Thomas Botchway (drums) and Samuel Addo (percussion), they severally and jointly showcased a cool but intensely charming stagecraft.
Through a cool mixture of highlife, afro jazz and world music, tunes such as "Nyomo Oyi Wala Don", "Agoo", "That's all for Now", "Nyeh Ka Taashie", "Mama Africa", "Beiko", "Maaba", which were composed by Quarshie, appeared to flow like a fast-moving stream.
Lyrics that commented on unity, peace, harmony, love, culture, tradition and the economy were supported by an array of local and western instruments that turned the evening into a highly entertaining and memorable one.
Quarshie is definitely among a few Ghanaian musicians who are apostles of Ga musical traditions – and his music encompass inflections from this convention alongside rhythms, beats and styles from other musical traditions.
He has closely worked with Lizzy Hammond, a West African dancer / singer and has been a member of the jazz group KDR Society for over a decade while playing at Jazz Festivals in Romania, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden.
In October 2017 Quarshie released his album "I Remember (Mama I Love You)". Easily one of Ghana's best drummers, his passion has always been the development and promotion of traditional music of Ghana, thereby making regular visits to the country.
Goethe-Institut Ghana sponsored the concert.
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Meet Gianni (Gianni Di Gregorio), a middle-age bachelor living with his elderly mother (Valeria De Franciscis) in Rome. Gianni has a love of wine and a few financial troubles, including debts on their apartment, and thus is stuck in Rome during the Pranzo di Ferragost, a big annual Italian festival (which also happens to be the name of the film in its native county). He soon finds himself taking in his building manager's mother (Marina Cacciotti) and aunt (Maria Cali) and his doctor's mother (Grazia Cesarini Sforza), for the weekend, and must cater to their whims and idiosyncrasies in his tiny apartment. For example, one woman makes a killer pasta dish, but another isn't supposed to eat pasta or tomato sauce. You can see where this is headed, but it's still deliciously (pun intended) funny.
Veteran screenwriter Di Gregorio (Gomorrah) makes his directorial debut with Mid-August Lunch, and he delivers great shots of Rome and delightful performances by a group of mostly non-professionals, along with all the food footage one would expect. And at 75 minutes, the movie shows that the actor/director/screenwriter knows when to say cut and how to keep the story lean.
Cross Big Night with The Golden Girls, and you might get close to capturing the essence of this film gem.
The modest supplemental package on the DVD also is a lot of fun and features the recipes for many of the dishes that look so luscious in the film.
Megan Quinn is a former contributing editor and movie reviewer for Video Business magazine. She has a journalism degree from the University of Missouri, which she puts to good use raising money for nonprofits in New York. Most importantly, she is Henry's mom.


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Kendrick Lamar Wins Album of the Year for 'DAMN.' and More at 2017 BET Hip-Hop Awards
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Kendrick Lamar's DAMN. wins Album of the Year at the 2017 BET Hip-Hop Awards Tuesday night (Oct. 10). He beats DJ Khaled's Grateful, Future's self-titled album, J. Cole's 4 Your Eyez Only, Jay-Z's 4:44 and Migos' Culture.
DAMN. is one of the biggest albums of the year. The TDE rapper's hit singles off the LP, "Humble," "DNA," "Love" featuring Zacari, "Loyalty" featuring Rihanna and "Element" are among the most streamed songs in 2017. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, selling 603,000 album-equivalent units in its first week of release.
K. Dot also has the most streamed album of the year. With three months left in 2017, DAMN. has 2 million SPS., just beating out Drake's More Life, which has 1.8 million.
The MC also took home awards for Lyricist of the Year, Best Hip-Hop Video for "HUMBLE." and Hot Ticket Performer.
The BET Hip Hop Awards were filmed in Miami on Oct. 6, and aired on the network on Oct. 10.
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Source: Kendrick Lamar Wins Album of the Year for 'DAMN.' and More at 2017 BET Hip-Hop Awards


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Q: Unauthenticated error in the browser, but it perfectly works on postman I have this piece of code that works fine on postman when I set the header to the token generated from the access token. but when I'm using the same piece of code on the browser when I log in, I get the authorization access, but the moment I manually input the new router, I get an unauthorized error.
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If you are planning a summer trip to Vvardenfell full of sentiment, wait for the last minute. Morrowind will be able to reward or make you down – according to what you expect from this trap of the hubbub.
Try Morrowind holidays! Where else would you find the mushrooms high as trees, the tombs at every tenth step, and the city on the water that builds directly beneath the fogging volcano? Besides, just for you, a special action: if you kill Morag Tong while staying on Vvardenfell, your family will be returned to our family at our expense.
None of the previous contributions to The Elder Scrolls Online has elicited as many replies as Morrowind. First, the Vvardenfell Island, with its typical culture and "extraterrestrial" ecosystem, is added to the already large map. Secondly, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind has been a gateway to the Old World of The Elder Scrolls for many players, not to mention that millions of enthusiasts around the world consider the third part of the saga to be the best. The result is unambiguous: this offer is tempting not only for MMO enthusiasts and already existing game fans, but also – and perhaps especially – for the daring fans of today's cult title of 2002.
Despite these facts, I still struggle occasionally to return to the well-known Balmora aisles, to explore some of the kwama eggs or to "clean up" slave slaughterers. Morrowind has places that I still know all over the years, like my own hand, but I would find a lot more where I've never been. This game had an atmosphere of inconvenience and alienity. It was a poor, poor, and dark world without vegetation, and what it did has done it at the expense of others. You did not miss anything, whatever you wanted, you had to buy it, steal it, or kill it for it.
But Morrowind was and will always be – unpleasant, but you would not want to. The Seyd Neen Harbor is also the first venue on the island of Vvanderfell, and it is an unforgettable game location for me personally. Seyda Neen Morrowind, the old one, defines it as a tragicomic whole: you can find a suspect of a delightful elf Fargoth, whom you can reward for by being thrown into a secret hiding place. Behind the village lies a dead body of all unhappy tax collectors, with whom a short, but profitable, job is associated.
It's a mix of a tough but almost real atmosphere where you do not find a grandiose story, but often inexperienced, petty and sometimes humorous problems not so ordinary people.
Morrowind, the right one who has been here for 15 years, has done a great job of finding all the unusual things in the most harsh places. And if a charming elf asks you to catch a lost ring from a lag that falls there, beware of an invisible threat.
All these memories came back for a while in the new chapter of The Elder Scrolls Online, but then they resumed resting-and this time forever. TESO: Morrowind has been a remarkable second chance for a great RPG, but now we all have guessed what it will do with it.
Bethesda has done a bit of good work on creating new content, but if you are planning to buy TESO: Morrowind due to the nostalgia of returning to Vvardenfell, you are threatening to just start old wounds. Seeing familiar and beloved panoramas, as they looked about hundreds of years ago, long before we remember them from TES III, is great, but eventually you either begin to notice the inconsistencies you simply need to figure out or understand the necessary truth: Single-player expansion is still "only" content for the MMO in the kernel.
The latest ESO livestream took place in the Hammerdeath Arena in Stormhaven.
The 45 minutes video has talked about Recap of recent ESO news, a discussion between the Dialog Coordinator Becky Ichnoski and Senior Writer Bill Slaviseck about the process of writing for and working with ESO's voice actors. Plus, ESO player KodiPvP chated with developers about his recent ESO videos and streams. We can even see Public Test Server against ESO's Lead UI Designer Bobby Weir on the PTS!


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Man Behind 'Brown' Reflects on His Era
A friend and colleague of Thurgood Marshall, civil rights lawyer Jack Greenberg is to be honored by the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund with a lifetime achievement award named for the late justice. The award comes 45 years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, on which Greenberg worked as an assistant counsel. Greenberg says the overall change in civil rights in America since 1954 "has been immensely positive."
By David E. Rovella | Updated on October 20, 1999
A friend and colleague of Thurgood Marshall, civil rights lawyer Jack Greenberg is to be honored on Oct. 27 in New York by the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund with a lifetime achievement award named for the late justice. The award comes 45 years after the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, on which Mr. Greenberg worked as an assistant counsel under then-Director-Counsel Marshall. Mr. Greenberg went on to run the defense fund for 23 years, helping expand desegregation to parks, beaches and public transportation. But in recent years, Brown and its progeny in the education arena have come under attack. Now a professor at Columbia Law School, Mr. Greenberg recently spoke with The National Law Journal's David E. Rovella.
NLJ: How do you see the state of civil rights in America today, compared with 1954?


Watch this Singaporean movie, Christopher Lee as Ah Huat, a taxi driver, whose son is kidnapped by a psycho who thought he is kidnapping a tycoon's son.
The movie is a one man show by Christopher Lee, and totally rests on his shoulder.
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