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Was Trump Not Really Impeached?
Disinformation, Fact Checks / By Arturo Garcia / December 23, 2019 December 23, 2019
Because the House of Representatives has delayed sending its articles of impeachment to the Senate, it has not actually impeached U.S. President Donald Trump.
Not True
United States President Donald Trump and his Republican Party allies could seize on an op-ed by a Harvard University law professor in order to change the definition of impeachment to suit his purposes.
The House of Representatives voted on December 18 2019 to impeach the president for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress related to his threat to withdraw military aid from Ukraine. But as CBS News reported, the administration is considering arguing the opposite, based on a piece written for Bloomberg Opinion by Noah Feldman and published the day after the vote.
According to Feldman — who testified before the House Judiciary Committee that he felt Trump should be impeached and removed from office — the impeachment of the president is not official until the House sends the articles listing the charges against Trump to the Senate, which is in charge of conducting the ensuing trial.
"If the House votes to 'impeach' but doesn't send the articles to the Senate or send impeachment managers there to carry its message, it hasn't directly violated the text of the Constitution," Feldman wrote. "But the House would be acting against the implicit logic of the Constitution's description of impeachment."
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats said that she would not send the articles of impeachment to the Senate until they get assurances that the trial would be conducted impartially and that Senate Democrats would be allowed to call administration staff members to testify.
Feldman's op-ed, however, did not address the fact that nearly a week before the House vote Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell admitted on the right-wing network Fox News that he was coordinating with White House counsel on the issue and added that there was "no chance" that Trump would be removed from office.
"What would make that trial fair is a separate question, one that deserves its own discussion," Feldman wrote. "But we can say with some confidence that only the Senate is empowered to judge the fairness of its own trial — that's what the 'sole power to try all impeachments' means."
Feldman did later say that his argument was "more symbolic than practical." There is no concrete ruling stating that Trump has not been impeached.
It has also come under question by his Harvard Law colleague Laurence Tribe, who called his position "a clever but wholly mistaken point" online.
On December 20 2019, Feldman highlighted a Florida Supreme Court decision from November 1868 as applicable to Trump's impeachment; the court found that the impeachment of Gov. Harrison Reed was invalid, because the state Senate did not have a quorum when it voted to do so. Tribe, in turn, highlighted another user's rebuttal to Feldman and called that case "clearly irrelevant."
A third Harvard Law professor, Alan Dershowitz — a consistent ally of the president — corrobrated Tribe's viewpoint even as he defended Trump in his own op-ed, published in the Wall Street Journal on December 22, 2019.
"My view-which I suspect much of the public shares—is that Mr. Trump was impeached by a partisan vote and deserves to be acquitted by a partisan vote," Dershowitz wrote. "The representatives who impeached him along party lines after devising partisan rules of inquiry have no principled argument against a party-line acquittal."
Update 12/23/2019, 1:32 pm: Updated with note on comment by Alan Dershowitz.
Trump Isn't Impeached Until the House Tells the Senate
White House Considers Arguing That Trump Wasn't Impeached
McConnell: In 'Total Coordination' with White House for Impeachment Trial
President Trump Is Impeached. Or Is He?


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class Client {

public:
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    void _ParseString(std::string& jsonstring, picojson::object& obj);

    std::string _host;
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    boost::asio::io_service _io_service;
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    boost::asio::ip::tcp::resolver::iterator _endpoint_iterator;
};

} // namespace etcd_cpp

#endif /* end of include guard */

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The Fair Housing Act of 1968 prohibited future discrimination but did nothing to reverse residential patterns that had become deeply embedded. Yet recent outbursts of violence in cities like Baltimore, Ferguson, and Minneapolis show us precisely how the legacy of these earlier eras contributes to persistent racial unrest. "The American landscape will never look the same to readers of this important book" (Sherrilyn Ifill, president of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund) , as Rothstein's invaluable examination shows that only by relearning this history can we finally pave the way for the nation to remedy its unconstitutional past.


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La cosa buffa è un romanzo satirico scritto da Giuseppe Berto e pubblicato nel 1966.

Trama
Antonio ha venticinque anni e un consistente capitale in tasca, proveniente da una piccola eredità lasciata dal nonno. Seduto sulla terrazza di un caffè a Venezia, si accorge di una fanciulla con lentiggini, capelli tra il biondo e il rosso e libri e dispense su cui sta studiando. Ben presto i due arrivano a parlarsi, a piacersi. Poiché Maria (questo è il nome della ragazza) non ha ancora compiuto diciotto anni, Antonio teme di non riuscirle gradito, ma che si piacciano è subito evidente ad entrambi. Nonostante l'età, Maria è già al secondo anno di studio all'Università Ca' Foscari, perciò anche Antonio racconta di essere studente fuori corso all'Università di Padova, fatto che era vero un tempo, ma ora non più, perché il giovane è maestro elementare della classe mista IV B a Marocco. Al momento di separarsi, egli dice di dover raggiungere la stazione per tornare al suo paese e lei lo prega di non accompagnarla a casa, per timore del padre che è solito tornare a quell'ora.

Eppure Antonio, con mezzi semplici, la segue e capisce dove abita e come si chiama la famiglia di lei. Scopre che il padre è un ricco imprenditore di trasporti su barche e ciò lo sprofonda in una crisi di autostima. Egli rivede tutto il suo avvenire e decide di riprendere gli studi dove li aveva lasciati, avendo così la possibilità di insegnare almeno alle scuole secondarie e guadagnare di più. Ma il sogno recondito di Antonio è di raggiungere la fama e la gloria nelle Lettere Patrie: peccato che i suoi orizzonti in questo campo siano veramente limitati e vadano da Dante al Petrarca e alle donne amate da questi due poeti. Ma quel che per lui conta è l'appuntamento del giorno dopo e dei successivi che si seguiranno. Incredulo, l'indomani attende Maria e , quando pensa che lei non verrà, eccola apparire sotto un ombrello. Tra i due si crea una passione in cui i sensi sono eccitati al massimo da baci, carezze e altre sollecitazioni, non esattamente caste.

La situazione non può durare all'infinito: la famiglia di Maria giunge ad apprendere la frequentazione e Antonio è invitato in casa, dove persevera a spacciarsi per studente. Invece i genitori di Maria scoprono che lui è un maestro elementare e proibiscono ulteriori rapporti al di fuori di casa loro. I due giovani si sentono in trappola e Antonio deve in qualche modo giustificare con Maria le sue bugie; le assicura che al più presto finirà gli studi e si sposeranno quando lei avrà ventun anni. Detto e fatto, egli si licenzia dal posto di maestro, riprende in mano i libri, ma con poco profitto. A dire il vero, anche per Maria è difficile proseguire, perché pur di vedersi, lei ha marinato molte lezioni e ora sono entrambi costretti a studiare sotto gli occhi della vigile e invadente madre, la signora Amalia Borghetto. Antonio si è spinto fino a trovare una camera nelle vicinanze e un giorno ci porta Maria, ma qualcuno li ha pedinati e irrompe nella stanza la signora Borghetto, facendo una terribile scenata e portandosi via la figlia, sorpresa in flagrante coito interrotto.

La sera del disastro era in prossimità del Natale e Antonio comprende che non avrà altre possibilità con Maria. Per giunta ha pesantemente intaccato il suo piccolo capitale: non gli resta che saldare l'affitto e tornare a Marocco, dove lo aspettano un padre pessimista e una sorella triste. Il suo ritorno è ben accetto perché ha con sé alcuni regali che Maria gli aveva fatto e che devolve prontamente ai familiari. Ma il giovane è incapace di fare i sacrifici che si era imposto: prima si ammala, quindi non riesce a studiare e perde il suo tempo, infine non ha fortuna neppure con la composizione di versi e scrive solo cose impresentabili. Per noia, un giorno torna a Venezia. Sullo stesso caffè dove aveva visto Maria, ecco una bionda lentigginosa, con gambe lunghe. I due si guardano per un tempo sufficiente a un approccio. Lei si chiama Marika, è profuga dall'Ungheria e vive con zii e una cugina in un hotel che tutti loro hanno in gestione.

Antonio si ostina però a pensare a Maria e si convince che lei era pura e lui l'ha lasciata tale (cosa vera sul piano biologico). Invece è chiaro che Marika fa una vita "peccaminosa", vendendo probabilmente il proprio corpo, avendo come complice e forse sfruttatrice la cugina. Cosa gli può impedire di vivere bene questa nuova storia, si chiede, e perché pensa sempre a Maria che non c'è, mentre non sa pensare correttamente a Marika che c'è. In un folle impeto, sapendo che passerà la notte nell'hotel di Marika, arriva a spendere gli ultimi soldi dell'eredità per donarle un costoso anello, ma ancora una volta non sa fare i conti con la realtà. Impossessatasi dell'anello, Marika si separa da lui per sempre, grazie all'onnipresente cugina che ha provveduto a fargli sapere quanti sono stati gli amanti e quali sono i trascorsi di Marika. Dopo una penosissima scena, Antonio se ne va anche da là.

Ma finalmente, nel vuoto dell'alba, egli comprende che per tornare, deve prima separarsi dai suoi errori e si incammina sulla via dove aveva accompagnato Maria la prima sera e si ferma esattamente nel punto in cui lei ha creduto che si dovessero lasciare. Lui l'aveva seguita, dando inizio a un inganno. Ora invece si ferma e con il cuore si congeda dalla sua Maria, come avrebbe dovuto fare sin da subito, non per lasciarla, ma per sincerità e lealtà verso una creatura tanto tenera e fiduciosa. Poi si avvia alla stazione degli autobus e prenderà la prima corsa per Marocco.

Opere derivate
Nel 1972, dal romanzo è stato tratto un adattamento per il cinema, La cosa buffa, diretto da Aldo Lado. Giuseppe Berto ha partecipato attivamente alla stesura della sceneggiatura. Tra i protagonisti: Ottavia Piccolo (Maria Borghetto), Gianni Morandi (Antonio), Rosita Toros (cugina di Marika), Dominique Darel (Marika).

Edizioni
 Giuseppe Berto, La cosa buffa, Rizzoli, Milano 1966
 Giuseppe Berto, La cosa buffa, Rizzoli, Milano 1967
 Giuseppe Berto, La cosa buffa, Biblioteca universale Rizzoli, Milano 1971
 Giuseppe Berto, La cosa buffa, Biblioteca universale Rizzoli, Milano 1973
 Giuseppe Berto, La cosa buffa, Biblioteca universale Rizzoli, Milano 1978
 Giuseppe Berto, La cosa buffa, prefazione di Paolo Ruffilli, BUR, Milano 2014
 Giuseppe Berto, La cosa buffa, Neri Pozza, Vicenza 2021
In altre lingue
  Giuseppe Berto; [La cosa buffa.] Antonio in love. translated by William Weaver, : Hodder & Stoughton, London 1969.
  Giuseppe Berto; Śmieszna rzecz, trad. Barbara Sieroszewska; Państwowy Instytut Wydawniczy, Warszawa 1970 (libro in braille)

Note

Collegamenti esterni

Romanzi di Giuseppe Berto
Romanzi satirici
Romanzi ambientati a Venezia

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NZTA advises of disruption during Papakura interchange upgrade
26 July 2012 12:00 am | NZ Transport Agency
The NZ Transport Agency advises drivers that there will be significant disruption on the Papakura interchange on Auckland's Southern Motorway (State Highway 1) because of necessary works linked to the upgrade of the interchange.
From Wednesday, 1 August, there will be a new road layout on the Hingaia Road overbridge. Traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction between the intersections of Hingaia Road and Harbourside Drive and the southbound Papakura off-ramp. The changes will remain in place for up to six weeks to allow the NZTA's contractors to complete a new northbound on-ramp from Hingaia Road.
The NZTA's acting State Highways Manager for Auckland and Northland, Steve Mutton, apologies for the disruption but says the work is necessary so that drivers can benefit from the improvements to the interchange.
"There will be reduced access on the overbridge, and people should allow more time for their journeys," Mr Mutton says. ""It is important for all drivers to reduce their speed through the project area for the safety of themselves and their passengers, and also for our workers on site"
Mr Mutton says the six week-long timetable for the work is dependent on the weather.
The NZTA plans to open its new northbound motorway link from Hingaia Road in October, before construction starts on changes to the southbound off-ramp at Papakura.
The $35M Papakura Interchange upgrade project includes improvements to existing on/off-ramps and a duplicate three lane bridge over the motorway, with safer access for walking and cycling.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency works to create transport solutions for all New Zealanders – from helping new drivers earn their licences, to leading safety campaigns to investing in public transport, state highways and local roads.

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var fs = require('fs');
var rimraf = require('rimraf');
var exec = require('child_process').exec;
var assert = require('chai').assert;

var executable = 'node ' + __dirname + '/../bin/freight';

describe('extract', function () {
  var currentDir = process.cwd();
  var projectName = 'sample-project';

  beforeEach(function (done) {
    process.env.FREIGHT_PASSWORD = null;
    // go to the fixture project
    process.chdir(__dirname + '/fixtures/project2');
    // force project update
    var pkg = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('package.json'));
    // update project name
    pkg.name = pkg.name + Date.now();
    // write new project name
    fs.writeFileSync('package.json', JSON.stringify(pkg, null, 2));
    // clear node_modules for the sample project
    rimraf('node_modules', function () {
      rimraf('app', done);
    });
  });

  afterEach(function () {
    // force project update
    var pkg = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('package.json'));
    // set the old project name
    pkg.name = projectName;
    fs.writeFileSync('package.json', JSON.stringify(pkg, null, 2));
    process.chdir(currentDir);
  });

  it('a full bundle with bower and npm', function (done) {
    this.timeout(20000);
    process.env.FREIGHT_PASSWORD = 'test';

    exec(executable + ' create -u http://localhost:8872',
      function (error, stdout, stderr) {
        assert.equal(stderr, '');

        var bundleReady = function () {
          exec(executable + ' -u http://localhost:8872',
            function (error, stdout, stderr) {
              assert.equal(stderr, '');

              fs.exists('node_modules/inherits/package.json', function (exists) {
                if (! exists) {
                  setTimeout(function () {
                    bundleReady();
                  }, 2000);
                } else {
                  assert.ok(exists, 'inherits should exist');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('node_modules/rimraf/package.json'), 'rimraf should exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('bower_components'), 'wrong bower dir');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/normalize.css/.bower.json'), 'normalize should exist');
                  var bowerResolution = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('app/bower_components/normalize.css/.bower.json')).version;
                  assert.equal(bowerResolution, '2.0.1', 'should use bower resolutions');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/sinon/index.js'), 'sinon should exist');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/p/p.js'), 'p should exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/bower.json'), 'bower.json wrong');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('bower.json'), 'keep the original bower.json');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('.bowerrc'), 'keep the original .bowerrc');
                  // npm shrinkwrap test: inherits must be 2.0.0
                  var shrinkwrapPkg = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('node_modules/inherits/package.json'));
                  assert.equal(shrinkwrapPkg.version, '2.0.0');

                  done();
                }
              });
            });
        };

        bundleReady();

      });
  });

  it('a production bundle', function (done) {
    this.timeout(20000);
    process.env.FREIGHT_PASSWORD = 'test';

    exec(executable + ' create -u http://localhost:8872',
      function (error, stdout, stderr) {
        assert.equal(stderr, '');

        var bundleReady = function () {
          exec(executable + ' -u http://localhost:8872 --production',
            function (error, stdout, stderr) {
              assert.equal(stderr, '');

              fs.exists('node_modules/inherits/package.json', function (exists) {
                if (! exists) {
                  setTimeout(function () {
                    bundleReady();
                  }, 2000);
                } else {
                  assert.ok(exists, 'npm module inherits should exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('node_modules/rimraf/package.json'), 'rimraf should not exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('bower_components'), 'wrong bower component directory');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/normalize.css/.bower.json'), 'normalize should exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/sinon/index.js'), 'sinon should not exist in prod');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/p/p.js'));
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/bower.json'));
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('bower.json'));
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('.bowerrc'));
                  done();
                }
              });
            });
        };

        bundleReady();
      });
  });

  it('a production bundle using NODE_ENV', function (done) {
    this.timeout(20000);
    process.env.FREIGHT_PASSWORD = 'test';
    process.env.NODE_ENV = 'production';

    exec(executable + ' create -u http://localhost:8872',
      function (error, stdout, stderr) {
        assert.equal(stderr, '');

        var bundleReady = function () {
          exec(executable + ' -u http://localhost:8872',
            function (error, stdout, stderr) {
              assert.equal(stderr, '');

              fs.exists('node_modules/inherits/package.json', function (exists) {
                if (! exists) {
                  setTimeout(function () {
                    bundleReady();
                  }, 2000);
                } else {
                  assert.ok(exists, 'npm module inherits should exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('node_modules/rimraf/package.json'), 'rimraf should not exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('bower_components'), 'wrong bower component directory');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/normalize.css/.bower.json'), 'normalize should exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/sinon/index.js'), 'sinon should not exist in prod');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/p/p.js'));
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/bower.json'));
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('bower.json'));
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('.bowerrc'));

                  process.env.NODE_ENV = null;
                  done();
                }
              });
            });
        };

        bundleReady();
      });
  });

  it('a full bundle using NODE_ENV, override by the --production=false option', function (done) {
    this.timeout(20000);
    process.env.FREIGHT_PASSWORD = 'test';
    process.env.NODE_ENV = 'production';

    exec(executable + ' create -u http://localhost:8872',
      function (error, stdout, stderr) {
        assert.equal(stderr, '');

        var bundleReady = function () {
          exec(executable + ' -u http://localhost:8872 --production=false',
            function (error, stdout, stderr) {
              assert.equal(stderr, '');

              fs.exists('node_modules/inherits/package.json', function (exists) {
                if (! exists) {
                  setTimeout(function () {
                    bundleReady();
                  }, 2000);
                } else {
                  assert.ok(exists, 'inherits should exist');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('node_modules/rimraf/package.json'), 'rimraf should exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('bower_components'), 'wrong bower dir');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/normalize.css/.bower.json'), 'normalize should exist');
                  var bowerResolution = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('app/bower_components/normalize.css/.bower.json')).version;
                  assert.equal(bowerResolution, '2.0.1', 'should use bower resolutions');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/sinon/index.js'), 'sinon should exist');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/p/p.js'), 'p should exist');
                  assert.notOk(fs.existsSync('app/bower_components/bower.json'), 'bower.json wrong');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('bower.json'), 'keep the original bower.json');
                  assert.ok(fs.existsSync('.bowerrc'), 'keep the original .bowerrc');
                  // npm shrinkwrap test: inherits must be 2.0.0
                  var shrinkwrapPkg = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('node_modules/inherits/package.json'));
                  assert.equal(shrinkwrapPkg.version, '2.0.0');

                  process.env.NODE_ENV = null;
                  done();
                }
              });
            });
        };

        bundleReady();

      });
  });

});


Can you spot the Monica Lewinsky reference hidden in Bill Clinton's official portrait?
The Lewinsky scandal cast a proverbial shadow over Bill Clinton's entire presidency -- so, it makes some sense that, as we learn today, a literal shadow of Monica Lewinsky was secretly etched into Clinton's official portrait as well.
Nelson Shanks, the painter behind the Bill Clinton portrait, did not unveil this bit of information at the time he handed it off nine years ago to be prominently displayed in the National Portrait Gallery. However, he did drop a few red flags along the way.
Shanks spoke to the Philadelphia Daily News Sunday and offered up some surprisingly frank details: The painter had an extremely difficult time painting Clinton because he thought he was a liar and finally resolved to reflect that truth in his painting.
Unsurprisingly, Shanks also claims the Clintons hate the painting and want it removed from the gallery. National Portrait Gallery denied these claims when PDN reached out them.


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Testis-expressed sequence 10 protein is a protein that in humans is encoded by the TEX10 gene.

TEX10 forms part of a complex with WDR18, LAS1L called the rixosome that participates in RNA degradation, ribosomal RNA (rRNA) processing and ribosome biogenesis.

References

Further reading


After a five year hiatus, RML has announced its return to prototype racing, starting next season in the European Le Mans Series LMP3 class. In light of that, DSC spoke to commercial director Simon Holloway at length about its new project and where it's headed; LMP2 is on the cards, and the WEC is certainly a prime target for the British outfit.
The last time RML competed at the French endurance classic as a team was back in 2011, with an open-topped HPD P2 car, though it has been involved in Nissan's DeltaWing and ZEOD RC projects since. This news though, is a fresh start for the the company, its upcoming LMP3 entry, as Holloway explained to DSC, has been in the works since the inception of LMP3 back in 2015.
For next season, the team will run a Ligier JS P3 in the ELMS, though running multiple cars even early on, and with an expanded calendar will be possible thanks to its partnership with Radical champions Mectech Racing.
"We want to create a ladder to Le Mans, where someone can start out in a Radical, move up into LMP3 and compete in Prototype Cup, then the Le Mans Cup, ELMS and eventually the WEC and Le Mans. If someone wants to run with us, we will give them that chance.
"For instance Evgeny Klyucharev who will be driving with us next year, was dreaming of racing until recently, but he's learnt how to race in Radicals and is now ready for the ELMS.
Alongside the ELMS, racing in the Prototype Cup and the Le Mans Cup – which will accept LMP3 entries next year – could happen as soon as next season though. Holloway was quick to praise both the Ligier JS P3 package and the series' they have the chance to enter in.
"We evaluated all the LMP3 chassis, and really only the Ginetta and Ligier have racing pedigree. Of those two the Ligier looks to be the most competitive," he explained. "It's a fabulous bit of kit, we can't wait to race it. The one we have is actually chassis #50, they're selling fast.
"LMP3 is doing so well because the choice of series is so varied," he continued. "We expect the ELMS to be oversubscribed next year, but that's ok, the Le Mans Cup package means you can race in a sprint format on the same weekend if you have multiple cars and not all of them are accepted into the ELMS.
"Then there's the Prototype Cup, which is another step we want to put on our ladder. It's great to have a series which is set on tracks that amateur drivers will be familiar with, and without the pressure of travelling around Europe, spending a lot of money and racing on the same track as big teams.
Over at RML, which after decades of hard work has seen founder Ray Mallock's son Michael take over from him as CEO, it's all change. And for fans of union flag-liveried prototypes, it's change for the better.
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Rezerwat przyrody Biesiec – leśny rezerwat przyrody położony na terenie powiatu strzeleckiego, w gminie Leśnica, w województwie opolskim. Obszar chroniony został powołany w 2001 r. w celu zachowania ze względów naukowych i dydaktycznych zbiorowiska lasu bukowego z rzadkimi i podlegającymi ochronie prawnej gatunkami roślin. Rezerwat położony jest między miejscowościami Ligota Dolna i Góra Św. Anny, w granicach Parku Krajobrazowego Góra Świętej Anny oraz ostoi siedliskowej Natura 2000 "Góra Świętej Anny".

Rezerwat zajmuje dwa płaty terenu o łącznej powierzchni 24,66 ha (akt powołujący podawał 24,46 ha). Rezerwat graniczy bezpośrednio z autostradą A4. Już rok po ustanowieniu rezerwatu planowane było jego powiększenie do 40 ha, jednak plany te nie zostały zrealizowane (stan na 2019 r.).

Rezerwat leży na terenie Nadleśnictwa Strzelce Opolskie. Nadzór sprawuje Regionalny Dyrektor Ochrony Środowiska w Opolu. Na mocy obowiązującego planu ochrony ustanowionego w 2016 roku (z późniejszymi zmianami), obszar rezerwatu objęty jest ochroną ścisłą.

Rzeźba terenu i szata roślinna
Rezerwat obejmuje dwa wzniesienia z licznymi wychodniami wapienia: Biesiec (350 m n.p.m.) i Wysocką Górę (385 m n.p.m.). Odsłaniają się tu wapienie środkowego triasu (formacja górażdżańska), tworzące niewielkie (do 3 m wysokości) skałki.

Teren rezerwatu porastają lasy bukowe, który tworzy cztery zbiorowiska roślinne, a jednocześnie chronione siedliska przyrodnicze: małopolską buczynę storczykową (Fagus sylvatica-Cruciata glabra), kwaśną buczynę niżową, żyzną buczynę niżową i żyzną buczynę sudecką. Na terenie rezerwatu stwierdzono występowanie wielu chronionych i rzadkich roślin naczyniowych:
 lilia złotogłów
 wawrzynek wilczełyko
 pokrzyk wilcza jagoda
 pierwiosnek lekarski
 paprotka zwyczajna
 śnieżyczka przebiśnieg
 wyka leśna
 zanokcica skalna
 czerniec gronkowy
 kruszczyk szerokolistny
 kruszczyk siny
 kruszczyk rdzawoczerwony
 buławnik mieczolistny
 buławnik wielkokwiatowy
 żłobik koralowy

Występują tutaj rzadkie gatunki grzybów:
 gwiazdosz potrójny
 gwiazdosz frędzelkowany
 czarka szkarłatna

Turystyka
Pomiędzy dwoma płatami rezerwatu przebiega szlak turystyczny oraz ścieżka przyrodnicza "Z Góry Św. Anny do Ligoty Dolnej przez Żyrową".

Uwagi

Przypisy

Biesiec, rezerwat przyrody
Wysoka (powiat strzelecki)


Not "Little" Richard, but his lil' white polka cousin!
If you really want to impress the ladies, this LP is nothing but the sound of a seismograph registering earthquakes!
But they look so wholesome!
Yes, an entire LP of humans making gassy emissions.
Hello, booking agent? Can you get me this gig?
Politically incorrect, but perfectly framed. What is he really beating on, and what is she looking at?
The sort of comedy record that came out of Chicago in the 1960s. Wow.
An entire LP dedicated to the joys of living in a mobile home! With Bob Wills alumnus Tiny Moore producing, no less.
Early gay novelty LP! Bizarre!
Looks like it worked for him.
Spend your money on this LP instead of cigarettes, that's how!
I got pizza on the disc and now it won't play.
Special "Men with Toilet Seat Guitars" section.
Two of the strangest albums I've ever seen both came from Korea, of all places. The Korean Deaf Percussion Orchestra album (above) is just that: an entire album of music made by DEAF people trained to play by following their conductor's visual instructions. The crazy thing is, they play better than a lot of musicians I know!
Then again, maybe they did!


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Vor Premium Gin Review (Iceland)
by Darlene
Home » Drinks Around the World - Liquor Reviews » Vor Premium Gin Review (Iceland)
Of all the liquors that could be made in Iceland, I didn't expect gin to be one of them. Yet there it was, on the shelf in one of the liquor stores in Reykjavik when we visited last year. This was Vor Premium Gin. It looked too interesting not to buy it and give it a try.
The ingredients in Vor (Icelandic for "spring") start off pretty standard for a gin – juniper berries, a neutral spirit base (in this case, made from barley), angelica, and other botanicals. But it's those "other" botanicals that take Vor to a place most other gins would fear to tread. Birch leaves, creeping thyme, organic kale, Iceland moss and kelp are just a few of the more unusual additives in this gin.
Vor is made by Eimverk Distillery. The company started in 2009, originally making single malt whisky. Which, after I tasted this gin, suddenly made a world of sense. Let me explain.
Vor is not your regular, run-of-the-mill gin. In my mind, gins are bright, fresh and crisp. Vor is none of those things. It's much moodier and weightier. At first sniff, you get the welcome hint of juniper berries, but they share the spotlight with a dry tannic, smokey woodiness. In fact, it reminds me vaguely of the smell of peat burning on a rainy day in Scotland. Or the damp, woody scent of a whisky distillery filled with oak barrels. (And since Eimverk started by making whisky, the whisky-esque attributes might not be so unusual, after all.)
I feel like categorizing it as a gin at all is a bit of a misnomer, due to its heaviness on the palate. I would almost classify it as a whisky, or maybe some brand new, yet-to-be-named hybrid between gin and whisky.
In the glass, it's perfectly crystal clear. And as you can see from the level in the bottle, we've been steadily working our way through it. It's actually a nice sipper, but not what we would have expected from a gin.
Mark and I tried to make Gin & Tonics with Vor, but frankly, found that it overwhelmed the crispness of the tonic. The addition of lime destroyed the uniqueness of the gin itself, and elderflower cordial or cucumber clashed with its woody notes. That's not to say that it's not enjoyable; but it's almost a waste to try to make it into a summery, light G&T. I actually prefer it as a straight sipper, or perhaps in a heavier cocktail.
Their website has some interesting cocktail recipes that we've yet to try, but I can see it working well with a dry vermouth in a gin martini.
We have a bottle of their Floki Single Malt Whisky as well, but have yet to open it. I'll be very curious to try it and see if it shares some of the same flavour profiles as Vor does!
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The Hard Life of a 'Faker'
Two Salvation Army Officers, armed with the requisite brooms and suitably rigged, ragged and disguised, practised the art of 'faking' - the name given to crossing sweeping by professionals. Relating their experiences - extended over a considerable time and a wide area - the amateur sweepers arrived at the conclusion that unless one had a really good crossing, and that, too, on a very muddy day, pence were few. If the road was fairly clean the average man in the street was apt to treat the mournful 'faker' - although he simulated the most racking cough - with scorn by crossing beside, not on, the cleanly swept path. At the same time the investigating Salvationists brought the knowledge that there are crossing sweepers who manage to make a decent living, but by also working up a connection in window cleaning, running errands, and doing odd jobs in genteel neighbourhoods. However, the poor fellow who spends his last copper in the purchase of a penny second hand broom, and sallies in search of a crossing to sweep, may well deem himself fortunate if at the end of the day he has gained enough to secure a shelter for the night and food for the morrow. (Peterborough Advertiser)
Taken from The Peterborough Book of Days by Brian Jones, The History Press, 2014.
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Birth of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu was born in May 1689, the eldest child of the future 1st Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull. She married, against her father's wishes, Sir Edward Wortley Montagu, who was later twice MP for Peterborough. Lady Mary is today chiefly remembered for her letters, particularly her letters from travels to the Ottoman Empire, when her husband was the British ambassador to Turkey. These witty and well observed missives, as well as her other writings demonstrate that she deserves to be better known as a great writer.
Aside from her writing, Lady Mary is also known for introducing and championing smallpox inoculation (variolation) to Britain, which she had seen demonstrated during her time in Turkey. She had a great interest in the disease as she herself had suffered from it and was left badly scarred, and her brother died from it. Innoculation remained controversial and in later years was replaced by Edward Jenner's much safer technique of vaccination using cowpox rather than smallpox itself.
Lady Mary died on 21st August 1762 of breast cancer having recently returned from Venice to London. Edward Wortley Montague had died the year before. Their names are remembered in the Wortley Arms, originally the Wortley Almshouse.
http://blog.wellcomelibrary.org/2016/05/lady-montagu-and-the-introduction-of-inoculation/
Learn more about Lady Mary's writings.
Smallpox , Infection
Definitely Not What You Want for Christmas
Victorian Britain was a time when infectious illness were far more serious than in modern times. Before the rise of a mass vaccination programme diseases such as whooping cough, measles, tuberculosis and mumps were common and often fatal.
School records written by headteachers in Peterborough regularly noted children who were absent with contagious diseases and times when schools had to close completely when diseases ran rampant through the population.
It was concerning then, when smallpox was identified in Peterborough in 1853, spreading through the population after being brought to the city by a traveller who subsequently died from the illness. By December the local paper noted that many people were ill with it, and we can surmise that many were ill with it over Christmas. Sadly, a man named John Julyan, aged 45, died from the disease on 12th January.
Small pox killed around a third of those who caught it, with many others left with scarring. The scarring was caused by pustules that covered the skin, usually starting with the face and spreading throughout the body including the palms of hands and souls of feet.
Thanks to international vaccination programmes the disease was declared eradicated by 1980.
Stamford Mercury, January 20 1854, p. 3.
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Can science gain help from citizens? An can citizens from all over the world take part in new scientific discoveries?
This is precisely what happens in all projects of Citizen Science, which engage – through web platforms and initiatives in schools, parks and museums – volounteers from different countries and of every age. They all must be ready to obeserve and gather environmental data – like the sighting of a bird or the florescence of a plant – as well as to classify astronomical images.
The scientific comunity engages with citizens in activities of data mapping through projects on a local or global level. It helps expand the amount of information gathared in nature and actively engages citizens, students and scientists. Citizen science can provide effective monitoring systems and research tools.
Does this partnership bring an advantage to the scientific research? Are these projects an effective tool to dissiminate scientific knowledge and to sensibilize citizens in caring for their land? Does Citizen Science open up a new perspective for a more democratic science?


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package typegraph

import (
	"fmt"
	"strconv"
	"unicode"
	"unicode/utf8"

	"github.com/serulian/compiler/compilercommon"
	"github.com/serulian/compiler/compilergraph"
)

var _ = fmt.Sprint

type testTypeGraphConstructor struct {
	emptyTypeConstructor

	layer       compilergraph.GraphLayer
	moduleNode  *compilergraph.GraphNode
	moduleName  string
	testTypes   []TestType
	testMembers []TestMember

	nodeMap map[string]compilergraph.GraphNode
}

// newtestTypeGraphConstructor returns a type graph constructor which adds all the given test types
// to a fake module with the given name.
func newtestTypeGraphConstructor(graph compilergraph.SerulianGraph, moduleName string, testTypes []TestType, testMembers []TestMember) *testTypeGraphConstructor {
	return &testTypeGraphConstructor{
		moduleName:  moduleName,
		testTypes:   testTypes,
		testMembers: testMembers,
		layer:       graph.NewGraphLayer(moduleName, fakeNodeTypeTagged),

		nodeMap: map[string]compilergraph.GraphNode{},
	}
}

type fakeNodeType int

const fakeNodeTypeTagged fakeNodeType = iota

func (t fakeNodeType) Name() string {
	return "NodeType"
}

func (t fakeNodeType) Value() string {
	return strconv.Itoa(int(t))
}

func (t fakeNodeType) Build(value string) interface{} {
	i, err := strconv.Atoi(value)
	if err != nil {
		panic("Invalid value for fakeNodeType: " + value)
	}
	return fakeNodeType(i)
}

type emptyTypeConstructor struct{}

func (t *emptyTypeConstructor) DefineModules(builder GetModuleBuilder) {}
func (t *emptyTypeConstructor) DefineTypes(builder GetTypeBuilder)     {}
func (t *emptyTypeConstructor) DefineDependencies(annotator Annotator, graph *TypeGraph) {
}
func (t *emptyTypeConstructor) DefineMembers(builder GetMemberBuilder, reporter IssueReporter, graph *TypeGraph) {
}

func (t *emptyTypeConstructor) DecorateMembers(decorator GetMemberDecorator, reporter IssueReporter, graph *TypeGraph) {
}

func (t *emptyTypeConstructor) Validate(reporter IssueReporter, graph *TypeGraph) {
}

func (t *emptyTypeConstructor) GetRanges(sourceNodeID compilergraph.GraphNodeId) []compilercommon.SourceRange {
	return []compilercommon.SourceRange{}
}

func newBasicTypesConstructor(graph compilergraph.SerulianGraph) TypeGraphConstructor {
	fsg := graph.NewGraphLayer("test", fakeNodeTypeTagged)
	return &testBasicTypesConstructor{emptyTypeConstructor{}, fsg, nil}
}

type testBasicTypesConstructor struct {
	emptyTypeConstructor

	layer      compilergraph.GraphLayer
	moduleNode *compilergraph.GraphNode
}

func (t *testBasicTypesConstructor) CreateNode(kind compilergraph.TaggedValue) compilergraph.GraphNode {
	modifier := t.layer.NewModifier()
	defer modifier.Apply()

	return modifier.CreateNode(kind).AsNode()
}

func (t *testBasicTypesConstructor) DefineModules(builder GetModuleBuilder) {
	moduleNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
	builder().Name("stdlib").SourceNode(moduleNode).Path("stdlib").Define()
	t.moduleNode = &moduleNode
}

func (t *testBasicTypesConstructor) DefineTypes(builder GetTypeBuilder) {
	builder(*t.moduleNode).
		Name("bool").
		GlobalId("bool").
		SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).
		GlobalAlias("bool").
		Define()

	builder(*t.moduleNode).
		Name("int").
		GlobalId("int").
		SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).
		GlobalAlias("int").
		Define()

	builder(*t.moduleNode).
		Name("mapping").
		GlobalId("mapping").
		SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).
		GlobalAlias("mapping").
		Define()

	builder(*t.moduleNode).
		Name("string").
		GlobalId("string").
		SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).
		GlobalAlias("string").
		Define()

	builder(*t.moduleNode).
		Name("$parser").
		GlobalId("$parser").
		SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).
		GlobalAlias("$parser").
		Define()

	builder(*t.moduleNode).
		Name("$stringifier").
		GlobalId("$stringifier").
		SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).
		GlobalAlias("$stringifier").
		Define()

	funcGenBuilder := builder(*t.moduleNode).
		Name("function").
		GlobalId("function").
		SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).
		GlobalAlias("function").
		Define()

	funcGenBuilder().Name("T").SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).Define()

	streamGenBuilder := builder(*t.moduleNode).
		Name("stream").
		GlobalId("stream").
		SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).
		GlobalAlias("stream").
		Define()

	streamGenBuilder().Name("T").SourceNode(t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)).Define()
}

type keyed interface {
	key() string
}

func (t *testTypeGraphConstructor) getNode(info ...keyed) compilergraph.GraphNode {
	var key = ""
	for _, current := range info {
		key += current.key() + "."
	}

	node, found := t.nodeMap[key]
	if !found {
		panic(fmt.Sprintf("Could not find node with key %s in %v", key, t.nodeMap))
	}

	return node
}

func (t *testTypeGraphConstructor) registerNode(node compilergraph.GraphNode, info ...keyed) {
	var key = ""
	for _, current := range info {
		key += current.key() + "."
	}

	t.nodeMap[key] = node
}

func (t *testTypeGraphConstructor) CreateNode(kind compilergraph.TaggedValue) compilergraph.GraphNode {
	modifier := t.layer.NewModifier()
	node := modifier.CreateNode(kind).AsNode()
	modifier.Apply()
	return node
}

func (t *testTypeGraphConstructor) DefineModules(builder GetModuleBuilder) {
	moduleNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
	builder().Name(t.moduleName).SourceNode(moduleNode).Path(t.moduleName).Define()
	t.moduleNode = &moduleNode
}

func (t *testTypeGraphConstructor) DefineTypes(builder GetTypeBuilder) {
	for _, typeInfo := range t.testTypes {
		typeNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
		t.registerNode(typeNode, typeInfo)

		var typeKind = ClassType

		switch typeInfo.Kind {
		case "class":
			typeKind = ClassType

		case "interface":
			typeKind = ImplicitInterfaceType

		case "struct":
			typeKind = StructType

		case "nominal":
			typeKind = NominalType

		case "external-interface":
			typeKind = ExternalInternalType

		case "alias":
			typeKind = AliasType

		case "agent":
			typeKind = AgentType

		default:
			panic("Missing handler for type info kind")
		}

		genericBuilder := builder(*t.moduleNode).
			Name(typeInfo.Name).
			Exported(isExportedName(typeInfo.Name)).
			GlobalId(typeInfo.Name).
			SourceNode(typeNode).
			TypeKind(typeKind).
			Define()

		for _, genericInfo := range typeInfo.Generics {
			genericNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
			t.registerNode(genericNode, genericInfo, typeInfo)
			genericBuilder().Name(genericInfo.Name).SourceNode(genericNode).Define()
		}
	}
}

func (t *testTypeGraphConstructor) DefineDependencies(annotator Annotator, graph *TypeGraph) {
	for _, typeInfo := range t.testTypes {
		typeNode := t.getNode(typeInfo)
		for _, genericInfo := range typeInfo.Generics {
			genericNode := t.getNode(genericInfo, typeInfo)
			if genericInfo.Constraint != "" {
				annotator.DefineGenericConstraint(genericNode, resolveTypeReferenceString(genericInfo.Constraint, graph, typeNode))
			} else {
				annotator.DefineGenericConstraint(genericNode, graph.AnyTypeReference())
			}
		}

		if typeInfo.ParentType != "" {
			if typeInfo.Kind == "alias" {
				annotator.DefineAliasedType(typeNode, resolveTypeReferenceString(typeInfo.ParentType, graph, typeNode).ReferredType())
			} else if typeInfo.Kind == "agent" {
				annotator.DefinePrincipalType(typeNode, resolveTypeReferenceString(typeInfo.ParentType, graph, typeNode))
			} else {
				annotator.DefineParentType(typeNode, resolveTypeReferenceString(typeInfo.ParentType, graph, typeNode))
			}
		}
	}
}

func isExportedName(name string) bool {
	r, _ := utf8.DecodeRuneInString(name)
	return unicode.IsUpper(r)
}

func (t *testTypeGraphConstructor) DefineMembers(builder GetMemberBuilder, reporter IssueReporter, graph *TypeGraph) {
	for _, memberInfo := range t.testMembers {
		memberNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
		t.registerNode(memberNode, memberInfo)

		moduleNode := t.moduleNode
		ib := builder(*moduleNode, false).
			Name(memberInfo.Name).
			SourceNode(memberNode)

		for _, genericInfo := range memberInfo.Generics {
			genericNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
			t.registerNode(genericNode, genericInfo, memberInfo)
			ib.WithGeneric(genericInfo.Name, "", genericNode)
		}

		for _, paramInfo := range memberInfo.Parameters {
			paramNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
			t.registerNode(paramNode, paramInfo, memberInfo)
			ib.WithParameter(paramInfo.Name, "", paramNode)
		}

		ib.Define()
	}

	for _, typeInfo := range t.testTypes {
		typeNode := t.getNode(typeInfo)
		for _, memberInfo := range typeInfo.Members {
			memberNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
			t.registerNode(memberNode, memberInfo, typeInfo)

			ib := builder(typeNode, memberInfo.Kind == OperatorMemberSignature).
				Name(memberInfo.Name).
				SourceNode(memberNode)

			for _, genericInfo := range memberInfo.Generics {
				genericNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
				t.registerNode(genericNode, genericInfo, memberInfo, typeInfo)
				ib.WithGeneric(genericInfo.Name, "", genericNode)
			}

			for _, paramInfo := range memberInfo.Parameters {
				paramNode := t.CreateNode(fakeNodeTypeTagged)
				t.registerNode(paramNode, paramInfo, memberInfo, typeInfo)
				ib.WithParameter(paramInfo.Name, "", paramNode)
			}

			ib.Define()
		}
	}
}

func (t *testTypeGraphConstructor) DecorateMembers(decorator GetMemberDecorator, reporter IssueReporter, graph *TypeGraph) {
	for _, memberInfo := range t.testMembers {
		memberNode := t.getNode(memberInfo)

		builder := decorator(memberNode)
		for _, genericInfo := range memberInfo.Generics {
			genericNode := t.getNode(genericInfo, memberInfo)
			if genericInfo.Constraint != "" {
				builder.DefineGenericConstraint(genericNode, resolveTypeReferenceString(genericInfo.Constraint, graph, memberNode))
			} else {
				builder.DefineGenericConstraint(genericNode, graph.AnyTypeReference())
			}
		}

		for _, paramInfo := range memberInfo.Parameters {
			paramNode := t.getNode(paramInfo, memberInfo)
			builder.DefineParameterType(paramNode, resolveTypeReferenceString(paramInfo.ParamType, graph, memberNode))
		}

		var memberType = resolveTypeReferenceString(memberInfo.ReturnType, graph, memberNode)
		if memberInfo.Kind != FieldMemberSignature {
			memberType = graph.FunctionTypeReference(memberType)
			for _, paramInfo := range memberInfo.Parameters {
				memberType = memberType.WithParameter(resolveTypeReferenceString(paramInfo.ParamType, graph, memberNode))
			}
		}

		if memberInfo.Kind == FunctionMemberSignature {
			builder.CreateReturnable(memberNode, memberType.Generics()[0])
		}

		builder.Exported(isExportedName(memberInfo.Name)).
			ReadOnly(memberInfo.Kind != FieldMemberSignature).
			MemberType(memberType).
			Static(true).
			Field(memberInfo.Kind == FieldMemberSignature).
			SignatureType(memberType).
			MemberKind(memberInfo.Kind).
			Decorate()
	}

	for _, typeInfo := range t.testTypes {
		typeNode := t.getNode(typeInfo)
		for _, memberInfo := range typeInfo.Members {
			memberNode := t.getNode(memberInfo, typeInfo)
			builder := decorator(memberNode)
			for _, genericInfo := range memberInfo.Generics {
				genericNode := t.getNode(genericInfo, memberInfo, typeInfo)
				if genericInfo.Constraint != "" {
					builder.DefineGenericConstraint(genericNode, resolveTypeReferenceString(genericInfo.Constraint, graph, memberNode, typeNode))
				} else {
					builder.DefineGenericConstraint(genericNode, graph.AnyTypeReference())
				}
			}

			for _, paramInfo := range memberInfo.Parameters {
				paramNode := t.getNode(paramInfo, memberInfo, typeInfo)
				builder.DefineParameterType(paramNode, resolveTypeReferenceString(paramInfo.ParamType, graph, memberNode, typeNode))
			}

			var memberType = resolveTypeReferenceString(memberInfo.ReturnType, graph, memberNode, typeNode)

			if memberInfo.Kind != FieldMemberSignature {
				memberType = graph.FunctionTypeReference(memberType)
				for _, paramInfo := range memberInfo.Parameters {
					memberType = memberType.WithParameter(resolveTypeReferenceString(paramInfo.ParamType, graph, memberNode, typeNode))
				}
			}

			var signatureType = memberType
			if memberInfo.Kind == ConstructorMemberSignature {
				signatureType = graph.FunctionTypeReference(graph.AnyTypeReference())
				for _, paramInfo := range memberInfo.Parameters {
					signatureType = signatureType.WithParameter(resolveTypeReferenceString(paramInfo.ParamType, graph, memberNode, typeNode))
				}

				builder.CreateReturnable(memberNode, memberType.Generics()[0])
			}

			if memberInfo.Kind == FunctionMemberSignature {
				builder.CreateReturnable(memberNode, memberType.Generics()[0])
			}

			builder.Exported(isExportedName(memberInfo.Name)).
				ReadOnly(memberInfo.Kind != PropertyMemberSignature && memberInfo.Kind != FieldMemberSignature).
				MemberType(memberType).
				Static(memberInfo.Kind == ConstructorMemberSignature).
				Field(memberInfo.Kind == FieldMemberSignature).
				SignatureType(signatureType).
				MemberKind(memberInfo.Kind).
				Decorate()
		}
	}
}


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 село Азат в 3 км на юго-западе,
 село Озен в 4 км на северо-востоке,
 село Жамбыл в 10 км на юго-западе,
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В 1989 году население села составляло 1660 человек (их них немцев 44%).

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(starting front row, second from left) Malaysian actresses and celebrity Zara Zya, Jihan Muse and Fara Fauzana attended the opening ceremony of 29th SEA Games in National Stadium at KL Sports City last night. IZZRAFIQ ALIAS / The Star.
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