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Instagram is a beautiful, yet ever-evolving beast that has taken the social media world by storm. What started as strategically placed coffee cups and touting filtered, high-contrast beach photos to a few select contacts, has now grown over the last 5 years to also be a great hotspot for coaching entrepreneurs, allowing you to reach millions with your message and brand.
It's not a "get 25 clients overnight through Instagram" checklist.
Nor a "get 300,000 followers in 30 days post.
This post IS a coaching entrepreneur's introduction to realistic, strategic, and proven methods to gain new followers. These Instagram suggestions are a great way to gather tangible leads and lead down the path to new coaching client bliss.
First things first: Instagram is like a rebellious teenager. It doesn't like anyone trying to trick it, tell it what to do, and will throw all your perfect plans in the air if you aren't diligent in your approach.
Instagram posting – especially for terms of lead generation – is a big, BIG topic. As of right now (September 25, 2018) and for the foreseeable future, this platform is a mega-hotspot for coaching entrepreneurs to initiate, develop and usher new contact relationships into new clients. We're going to give you our biggest tips & tricks below, but you should know that using Instagram requires ongoing reading and a commitment to continually researching on the topic. Because it is built on an algorithm, changes are inevitable (and often).
We recommend planning out the first 45 days (AT LEAST) before you begin. Sporadic posting will kill off a well-built Instagram account quickly, so plan ahead.
Post consistently. And then interact.
You can post until you're blue in the face, but if you don't interact, comment, and engage with other accounts on Instagram, your efforts will be for naught. (Virtually) reach out and hug someone often! If Instagram isn't your bag, this is a great task to delegate to a VA.
All work and no play makes for UNfollows.
Ask for the FOLLOW! But, after you post your opt-ins, your events, and your courses make sure to balance it with no-pressure, highly-engaging (personal!) posts as well. For example, if you're going to your sister's wedding this weekend, post about your love for sunset weddings, etc. People want to know YOU even more than they want to know about your business. We often want to hide away and let a stock photo take the place of anything related to our personal lives, but your clients want to connect with YOU, too.
Instagram is a content & photo-loving platform. Get it right.
There's no way around it, Instagram was made for photos and vibrant graphics. You don't need to spend a fortune on a photography session or graphics each month, but know your strengths! If you don't claim to have a creative eye, elect the help of someone who does.
An amazing opt-in is the golden ticket.
Your downloadable guides, blueprints, roadmaps, checklists, etc. do very well on Instagram. But, wait! Before you go posting your guide, make sure your follow-up campaigns (auto-responder emails) are brushed up, beautiful, and ready to go. Psst! See our biggest tip of all in #10 below!
Don't fret the small stuff.
There's a lot of hoopla about a lot of small details on Instagram. Don't be sucked into the minutiae. Although it doesn't hurt you, video doesn't boost your post visibility like Facebook does, so if you're shy in front of the camera, just skip it! Another common concern we hear is about getting "Instagram Business Account Verified". Guess what? It doesn't matter in any statistic we've ever recorded… so put your efforts into other tasks in this list.
Sorry, you can't get away from this one. But there's a few things that we see coaches do often that you should avoid. First, this is one area we don't want you to be ultra-creative on Instagram. Use commonsensical hashtags like #coaching #entrepreneur #lifestyleentrepreneur #lifecoach #lifecoaching when you're posting versus making things up as you go. Important note: Hashtags MUST be in your 45-day plan before ever starting to post. Doing so ensures consistency and uniformity.
You can't leave anything to guessing on Instagram posts. This is a very "fast glance" platform. While you can tease upcoming events, when creating your daily posts, keep it specific. To begin with, you can create posts with the following structure: Thought-provoking question. Thought-provoking solution. Engagement request question (tell us what you do…). Hashtags. Keep it simple in the beginning!
Make sure to place the Instagram graphic on your other platforms, along with your account link. Conversely, ensure you are sharing the URL for your Facebook, LinkedIn, Website and Twitter accounts on your Instagram. Don't weigh your Instagram to heavily with this, ensuring to only do so once or twice per month (Instagram's algorithm also doesn't love tons of outside social media platform links).
And our biggest tip of all for coaches looking to use Instagram?
10. Plan for long-term success.
Going into your subscriber list/database seamlessly.
Interacting with your website in a valuable way (instead of a bland 'thank you page' make sure they're arriving at a highly-converting sales page after they've opted in.) If you feel just "meh" about your website, there's a good chance visitors will feel the same. Keep it simple, but well-branded. Brand Genie has beautiful, visitor-friendly sites tailored specifically for coaching entrepreneur.
Getting a follow-up email in your auto-responder campaign (after the opt-in has been delivered). Ask how the opt-in is working for them, and invite them to reply to you with a answer to a valuable question you ask in the same email. Starting 2-way communication earlier in the relationship shows a greater propensity for high-ticket service purchases!
Lastly, make sure they're landing on a Facebook pixeled sales page. This is a hidden little gem that can significantly boost any ads you choose to run on Facebook AND Instagram in the future. (That means you spend less, but reach far more people… with far greater click-throughs from interested followers).
Instagram can be a great, authentic way to boost your potential lead pool. But, if adding Instagram to your business seems like an overwhelming increase in time demand compared to your current commitments, consider having a digital marketer review your marketing plan. Book a strategic consultation to evaluate where you're spending your marketing time.


About Rawang: Rawang is a small town in the Gombak district in the state of Selangor, Malaysia. There are many markets and commercial establishments in Rawang. Rawang is also known for its tourist's destinations.
For household the alarm system ranges from securing the perimeter with taut wire fence systems, automated security alarms in the main gates, garage and the main door to prevent unauthorized trespassing, CCTV cameras to monitor the incoming of unknown individuals, fire/smoke/carbon monoxide detection alarms are also types of security alarms since these helps avoid the risks of fire or unwanted built up of carbon monoxide. In industries, the alarm systems are employed to restrict the entry of authorized persons only, to avoid unwanted trespassing; CCTV cameras are again helpful to keep the perimeter secured.
The security alarm systems are now majorly being used by the military sector to monitor the on goings of several events that require safety and since it's the concern of national security. In the public sector these systems are used in almost all modes of transport systems to screen for unidentified objects that might pose a threat to the common mass and also to ensure the proper functioning of the mode of transport may it be metro, airplanes or buses. There are many companies that provides security products such as cctv, home alarms, autogate, door access to the customers and these products are quite popular among the people.The convenience or the departmental stores is ensuring the elimination of shop lifters from the use of such alarm systems which get activated when a particular detector detects the presence of sensor signals that are specified for a particular commodity and are removed only when purchased officially. Besides the CCTV cameras installed all over the store helps in the primary screening of possible shop lifting incidences.


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Listen: Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi, Khashoggi discussed on Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
"And far between as high temperatures are set to stay in the 60s for many areas Sunday to wrap up the weekend and the comma four weather center meteorologist Kristen Clarke. Right now it is a 78° linwood checking in with 71 Bellevue 76, so Olympia 74 in Everett right now at 69° Tacoma 75 in Bremerton 74° and in downtown Seattle it's 73°. 6 36 here at northwest used radio, our big story from around the nation today actually took place on the other side of the world, controversy continues to swirl around president Joe Biden, who spoke to reporters in Saudi Arabia, hours after greeting that country's crown prince with a fist bump. Respect to the murder of Khashoggi, I raise it at the top of the meeting, making it clear what I thought of it at the time. And what I think of it now and this exactly I was straightforward and direct in discussing it. Maybe sees Karen Travers and Erin kurtzke were listening in. The president was asked repeatedly about the fist bump seen round the world, Karen. And he didn't walk away from that. He actually kind of brushed off a question about that. And also didn't step away from calling Saudi Arabia a pariah or saying that he would make Saudi Arabia a pariah back when he was a candidate saying he doesn't regret saying that and what happened to Jamal Khashoggi that horrific murder back in 2018. He said was outrageous, but he doesn't regret that pledge as a candidate, even as he has these series of meetings with The Crown prince Mohammed bin Salman and other Saudi officials on this two day visit to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Now Aaron, the big question going into this visit was would the president raise the murder of Jamal Khashoggi when he had that face to face meeting with The Crown prince known as MBS and the president yesterday in Israel was not explicit about how he would or would not raise the issue. And today you just heard him now say that he brought it up right at the top of his meeting. He said he made it clear what he thought of it at the time and what he thinks of it now. He says he was straightforward and direct. He made his views crystal clear, and he said, that's important for an American president to not be silent on human rights issues. He says that is inconsistent with who the United States is, and who he is as a president. You heard him say there, I will always stand up for our values. There was a very strong tweet from the wife of Jamal or fiance of Jamal Khashoggi, kind of channeling what she thought Khashoggi would have tweeted, criticizing the president for that fist bump with The Crown prince when he first arrived at the palace in Jeddah Saudi Arabia. The president asked to respond to that said, I'm sorry she feels that way, but again insisted he was straightforward with The Crown prince. ABC's Karen Travers its 6 38 a bill to make it easier to find baby formula has passed the U.S. House. The formula act would eliminate tariffs on imported baby formula, so long as it meets FDA standards. This in response to U.S. shortage caused by the shutdown of the country's main manufacturing plant. The bill was sponsored by Oregon congressman Earl blumenauer and co sponsored by Washington's Susan del bene. Parents are driving hours to multiple different stores just to find any formula. The measure passed 421 to two with the only no votes coming from Republicans Louis gohmert of Texas and Rick Allen of Georgia. The Senate is expected to take up the bill relatively soon. Jeff pojo and northwest news radio. For what it's worth, I'm Brian Clark, disheartening news for younger adults who like to drink, moderately, a large global study finding even that carries health risks. I found that moderate alcohol consumption, which in this study was defined as approximately two drinks per day, which is relatively the maximum that we recommend from the CDC, was associated to an increased risk of harm for those under the age of 40 compared to older age groups. But ABC medical contributor doctor Darien Sutton offers this caveat when looking at younger age groups. There's an association to alcohol consumption and high risk behaviors, which may also change these results. Another study finds increased levels of iron in the brain associated with people who had four drinks a week. Prior studies have shown that increased iron accumulation is associated to early cognitive decline, as well as early onset dementia, but it's important to know when looking at a study like this, it's showing an association doctor Sutton noting this is only a link, not necessarily a cause and effect. For what it's worth, Brian Clark, ABC News. Time now to get over to the Beacon plumbing sports test can check in with Bill Schwartz Bill, the ems trying to mess with Texas for their 12th straight win. The 11 games in a row the second longest win streak in Seattle franchise history, Brian, and they're looking good to make it a dozen tonight. Lefty starter Robbie ray has fans 7 Texas batters through four shutout innings in the fourth. Seattle put up a three spot. Thanks in part to their all star rookie center Fielder Julio Rodriguez. And a left field this ducks in for a base hit Fraser is into score, Upton's coming home. Out at the play. On route sports Aaron goldsmith"
Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi, Khashoggi discussed on Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
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Jamal Khashoggi Saudi Khashoggi Karen Travers Comma Four Weather Center Kristen Clarke President Joe Biden Erin Kurtzke Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Jeddah Bremerton Bellevue Olympia Everett Tacoma Susan Del Bene Seattle Louis Gohmert MBS Jeff Pojo
And far between as high temperatures are set to stay in the 60s for many areas Sunday to wrap up the weekend and the comma four weather center meteorologist Kristen Clarke. Right now it is a 78° linwood checking in with 71 Bellevue 76, so Olympia 74 in Everett right now at 69° Tacoma 75 in Bremerton 74° and in downtown Seattle it's 73°. 6 36 here at northwest used radio, our big story from around the nation today actually took place on the other side of the world, controversy continues to swirl around president Joe Biden, who spoke to reporters in Saudi Arabia, hours after greeting that country's crown prince with a fist bump. Respect to the murder of Khashoggi, I raise it at the top of the meeting, making it clear what I thought of it at the time. And what I think of it now and this exactly I was straightforward and direct in discussing it. Maybe sees Karen Travers and Erin kurtzke were listening in. The president was asked repeatedly about the fist bump seen round the world, Karen. And he didn't walk away from that. He actually kind of brushed off a question about that. And also didn't step away from calling Saudi Arabia a pariah or saying that he would make Saudi Arabia a pariah back when he was a candidate saying he doesn't regret saying that and what happened to Jamal Khashoggi that horrific murder back in 2018. He said was outrageous, but he doesn't regret that pledge as a candidate, even as he has these series of meetings with The Crown prince Mohammed bin Salman and other Saudi officials on this two day visit to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Now Aaron, the big question going into this visit was would the president raise the murder of Jamal Khashoggi when he had that face to face meeting with The Crown prince known as MBS and the president yesterday in Israel was not explicit about how he would or would not raise the issue. And today you just heard him now say that he brought it up right at the top of his meeting. He said he made it clear what he thought of it at the time and what he thinks of it now. He says he was straightforward and direct. He made his views crystal clear, and he said, that's important for an American president to not be silent on human rights issues. He says that is inconsistent with who the United States is, and who he is as a president. You heard him say there, I will always stand up for our values. There was a very strong tweet from the wife of Jamal or fiance of Jamal Khashoggi, kind of channeling what she thought Khashoggi would have tweeted, criticizing the president for that fist bump with The Crown prince when he first arrived at the palace in Jeddah Saudi Arabia. The president asked to respond to that said, I'm sorry she feels that way, but again insisted he was straightforward with The Crown prince. ABC's Karen Travers its 6 38 a bill to make it easier to find baby formula has passed the U.S. House. The formula act would eliminate tariffs on imported baby formula, so long as it meets FDA standards. This in response to U.S. shortage caused by the shutdown of the country's main manufacturing plant. The bill was sponsored by Oregon congressman Earl blumenauer and co sponsored by Washington's Susan del bene. Parents are driving hours to multiple different stores just to find any formula. The measure passed 421 to two with the only no votes coming from Republicans Louis gohmert of Texas and Rick Allen of Georgia. The Senate is expected to take up the bill relatively soon. Jeff pojo and northwest news radio. For what it's worth, I'm Brian Clark, disheartening news for younger adults who like to drink, moderately, a large global study finding even that carries health risks. I found that moderate alcohol consumption, which in this study was defined as approximately two drinks per day, which is relatively the maximum that we recommend from the CDC, was associated to an increased risk of harm for those under the age of 40 compared to older age groups. But ABC medical contributor doctor Darien Sutton offers this caveat when looking at younger age groups. There's an association to alcohol consumption and high risk behaviors, which may also change these results. Another study finds increased levels of iron in the brain associated with people who had four drinks a week. Prior studies have shown that increased iron accumulation is associated to early cognitive decline, as well as early onset dementia, but it's important to know when looking at a study like this, it's showing an association doctor Sutton noting this is only a link, not necessarily a cause and effect. For what it's worth, Brian Clark, ABC News. Time now to get over to the Beacon plumbing sports test can check in with Bill Schwartz Bill, the ems trying to mess with Texas for their 12th straight win. The 11 games in a row the second longest win streak in Seattle franchise history, Brian, and they're looking good to make it a dozen tonight. Lefty starter Robbie ray has fans 7 Texas batters through four shutout innings in the fourth. Seattle put up a three spot. Thanks in part to their all star rookie center Fielder Julio Rodriguez. And a left field this ducks in for a base hit Fraser is into score, Upton's coming home. Out at the play. On route sports Aaron goldsmith

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What's anti-black, white and harder to fill out than tax returns?
Hey, weren't the Black Panthers there holding assault rifles at the funeral? Gee, do you think there'll be trouble?
Anyway, I did some digging (in my head, mostly) and came across the following. Here now is the (Un)Official KKK Membership Application Form Version 1998EZ, filled out with some sample answers.
This is (not) the real thing.
1) Full Name: Eduardo De La Ga...no...hmm, how about Edward Delgers?
10) Favorite Music: Broadway theme songs ... no ... delete, delete, delete damn it!
14) Do you love your country? Que viva Mexico! Oops... U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.!
16) Do you believe in the superiority of the white race? Well, y'all sure can play golf!
17) Favorite Bible verse: The one that goes "Whisper words of wisdom, let it be"
19) What can you contribute to the KKK? Ethnic diversity. That's a good thing, right?
22) Have you ever been convicted of a federal crime? (If you have, proceed to question 23): That depends. Is stalking a federal offense?
23) What do you believe is wrong with the present government? Well for one thing, I think they ought to go ahead and just open up the borders. I mean, we're all part of the human race, aren't we? All borders do is divide us and ... Uh oh ... What the hell is wrong with this delete key?
26) Are you from good stock?
Say a prayer for the times, and see y'all in Jasper!
De La Garza is a senior majoring in alpine skiing, drag-strip racing and all-out B.S.-ing. You can e-mail the grand poobah at edelagar@bayou.uh.edu.


Harold Pinter's 1967 Tony Award-winning Best Play returned to Broadway in a new production under the direction of Tony Award-winner Daniel Sullivan (Rabbit Hole, Proof) and featuring an all-star cast including Ian McShane (HBO's "Deadwood"), 2-time Tony nominee Raul Esparza (Taboo, Company), Tony nominee Eve Best (A Moon for the Misbegotten) and Michael McKean (The Pajama Game, Best in Show, "Laverne & Shirley"). Undoubtedly Pinter's most sexually provocative work, The Homecoming is an edgy and compelling tale of lust, seduction and deception, telling the story of a dysfunctional family that welcomes the homecoming of its estranged brother and competes for the attention of his dangerously alluring wife. The production was nominated for the 2008 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play and Ms. Best and Mr. Esparza also received Tony nominations as Best Actress and Best Featured Actor respectively. The entire company was honored with the 2008 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Ensemble Performance and the production also earned a 2008 Outer Critics Award for Outstanding Revival of a Play.


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Burnley v Southampton Predictions, Betting Tips and Previews
Turf Moor - Premier League
Ralph Hasenhuttl's Southampton make the long trip to Burnley this weekend, in a potential relegation six pointer for both sides.
The last meeting between these two sides ended in a low key 0-0 draw in Lancashire, and two of the last three meetings between them have ended in a draw.
Burnley will have utility man Ashley Westwood back in action, but Robbie Brady, Steven Defour and Aaron Lennon are all still sidelined.
Southampton should be able to welcome back midfielder Pierre Hojbjerg and striker Charlie Austin from head and ankles injuries respectively. Mario Lemina and Michael Obafemi are both still out injured, and Mayo Yoshida is away on international duty with Japan at the Asian Cup.
Burnley v Southampton Predictions and Preview
Southampton continued their impressive run under new boss Ralph Hasenhuttl with 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace in their last game, stretching their unbeaten run to six games in all competitions. Home form will be vital if Southampton are to avoid relegation this season, and the Saints have lost just two of their last nine home league games.
Burnley let a two goal lead slip at Old Trafford, denying the Clarets a historic win, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side having to settle for a point. Their last three games have been away from home, and they have lost all three in league and cup action, with just one win away from Turf Moor since September 30th.
Southampton look a completely new prospect under Hasenhuttl, but a return to home territory will boost Burnley, and a draw, at 9/4, looks a good option. Eight goals in their last five league games for Burnley, and Southampton with six, means that there should be goals in this one - with an over 1.5 total goals scored bet available at 1/3.
A 1-1 draw at 11/2
With plenty of pressure on both managers and squads in this clash, they will both be determined not to lose and plunge themselves into deeper relegation trouble. That points towards a draw, with Burnley looking to extend their Premier League stay to a fourth season.
James Ward-Prowse to score anytime at 9/2
Ward-Prowse has scored in each of his last three Premier League games for the Saints, and he will be looking to continue that excellent form this weekend. The midfielder is a consistent threat from set pieces as well as being Southampton's penalty taker.


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Q: How to get CMake to build a Fortran program with MPI support? I was trying to parallelize a Fortran program using MPI.  I use CMake to do the build of my program.  It was difficult to find support on getting CMake to create a working makefile for Fortran with MPI support on google, but from what I could gather, I added the following commands to my CMakeLists.txt script:
find_package(MPI REQUIRED)
add_definitions(${MPI_Fortran_COMPILE_FLAGS})
include_directories(${MPI_Fortran_INCLUDE_DIRS})
link_directories(${MPI_FortranLIBRARY_DIRS})

This will locate MPI on my system and then set the variables found in the following three commands.  In my linking line, I added the MPI libraries variable to the list of the other libraries that my program needed to build.
target_link_libraries(${exe_name} otherlibs ${MPI_FortranLIBRARY_DIRS})

Doing cmake and then make worked to build the program and the program ran; however, when I tried to add more to the source which required me to include the mpif.h include file, my compilation failed due to not being able to find this header file.  I also could not use mpi because the compiler cannot find the mpi.mod file in the path.

A: I inserted "message" commands into my CMakeLists.txt file and printed out the values of the variables that I was using for including and linking.  It turns out that the variables, MPI_Fortran_INCLUDE_DIRS and MPI_FortranLIBRARY_DIRS weren't set to anything.  A check of the module that CMake is actually using to set these variables (FindMPI.cmake) showed these variables to be non-existent.  I changed my CMakeLists.txt file to use the correct variables:
find_package(MPI REQUIRED)
add_definitions(${MPI_Fortran_COMPILE_FLAGS})
include_directories(${MPI_Fortran_INCLUDE_PATH})
link_directories(${MPI_Fortran_LIBRARIES})
target_link_libraries(${exe_name} otherlibs ${MPI_Fortran_LIBRARIES})

Now when I execute make, the compiler could find both mpif.h as well as mpi.mod.
UPDATE:
I want to mention that this solution worked for cmake version 2.8.10.1.  When I moved my CMakeLists.txt scripts to a different machine that has cmake version 2.8.4, I get the same error about mpi.mod missing during the link stage.  I checked the FindMPI.cmake module and, sure enough, there are no variables that specify the language (i.e. there is no MPI_Fortran_LIBRARIES variable, just a MPI_LIBRARIES variable, and this variable is not getting set to the correct location of the mpi library on that system.  So this solution will be dependent on cmake version.

A: Sounds like you are not using the mpi compiler. That is fine, but you have to add a lot of flags then. There is not really an mpi compiler but a wrapper that sets the flags to be able to use mpi. With cmake I was able to do this by defining the fortran compiler I was going to use BEFORE the call to cmake. It's not a nice solution since you loose portability, but it works. I'm trying to find a better solution and define inside cmake what compiler to use, but have not been able to do so. In other words, this works for me:
    FC=mpif90 cmake ../.
    make

I was having the same problem as you. Hope this solves the issue. If anybody finds how to define the fortran compiler INSIDE cmake please post it!

A: as you've  already noticed, you misspelled the name of two variables, namely MPI_Fortran_LIBRARIES and MPI_Fortran_LIBRARIES
It is useful also to add:
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8.10)

at the very beginning of your CMake to be sure that these variables will be defined.

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With a low price tag and history of solid reliability, it's easy to see why the Toyota Corolla has become one of the world's best-selling vehicles. The 2018 Toyota Corolla builds upon the success of its ancestors with expressive styling, a surprisingly roomy cabin, plenty of advanced safety features and comfortable, supportive seats.
Slipping in and out of the Corolla's cabin is easy, and once you're in, there's ample room to stretch out. All cabin controls are straightforward, and the touchscreen is responsive.


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An economical series production of parts and components makes it possible to manufacture and operate machines which in turn can produce even more profitably.


State's International Responsibility for Failing to Investigate and Prosecute Mass Atrocities: Are There Techniques Within International Law to Solve the Dilemmas Raised by Transitions?
This book brings a new focus to the ongoing debate on holding perpetrators of massive humanitarian and human rights violations accountable in countries in transition. It provides a clear-cut and comprehensive legal analysis of the content and nature of a state's obligations to investigate and prosecute as enshrined in the most important humanitarian and human rights treaties; it disentangles the common fallacy that these procedural obligations are naturally rooted and clearly spelled out in the general human rights treaties; and it explains the flaws in an absolutist interpretation. This analysis serves to understand whether such procedural obligations, if narrowly construed, act as impediments to countries emerging from periods of conflict or systematic repression in the face of contingent circumstances and the formidable dilemmas raised by a univocal understanding of justice as retribution.
Exploring the latest instances of interpretation and application via an analysis of state practice, the jurisprudence of treaty bodies, international courts and tribunals, soft law instruments, and doctrinal contributions, the book also addresses the complex issue of amnesty, and other transitional justice mechanisms designed to restore peace and facilitate transition traditionally included in national reconciliation programs, and criticizes the contention that amnesty is always prohibited by international law. It also considers these problems from the viewpoint of the International Criminal Court, focusing on the cases of Uganda and Colombia after the 2016 peace agreement.
Lastly, the volume offers a detailed analysis of techniques that may neutralize relevant obligations under international law, such as denunciation, derogation, limitation, and the public international law defenses of force majeure and necessity. Drawing attention to the importance of a multidisciplinary and practical approach to these unsettling questions, and endorsing a pluralistic notion of accountability, the book will appeal to legal scholars and transitional justice experts as well as practitioners, human rights advocates, and government officials.
Dr Jacopo Roberti di Sarsina is an International Law Expert at the Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna School of Law, and a dual-qualified lawyer (Italy and New York). He completed a PhD in public international law, label Doctor Europaeus, at the School of International Studies, University of Trento, holds an LLM from NYU School of Law, and read law at the University of Bologna.


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Police shoot dead 32-year-old businessman in Ibadan
in Crime
A policeman in Ibadan, Oyo State on Thursday afternoon allegedly shot dead a 32-year-old businessman, Yemi Ajayi, at the Iwo Road interchange.
A witness, who pledged anonymity, told journalists that some policemen drove to the scene of the incident in a Nissan Micra car and stopped the car being driven by the deceased's cousin, Kayode Atanda.
Kayode and late Ajayi were said to be on their way to work in a Toyota Camry car.
The source said before the driver, who had slowed down, could clear off the highway, one of the policemen started struggling with him over the steering wheel.
According to him, as the driver was trying to get out of the car, the policeman shot him on the arm and the bullet hit the stomach of the deceased sitting beside him.
The witness said: "I was here when the incident happened.
"He was about to open the car door when the drunken police officer shot him.
"All the three police officers were drunk.
"I think government needs to put end to this unreasonable killing."
An elder brother to the victim, Sola Ajayi, told newsmen that the deceased was the bread winner of the family.
He said Yemi's death had created vacuum in the family, especially in the life of their aged mother.
The older Ajayi said that when the family heard about the unfortunate incident, they went to the testing ground police station to confirm, but saw only their vehicle.
He said: "It was only Kayode Atanda, our cousin, who was rushed to the University Teaching Hospital for treatment that we met in the hospital.
"I pray the arm will not be amputated."
He said that the whereabout of the corpse of his brother was unknown to the family, adding that police had abandoned the wounded Atanda at UCH.
The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Olugbenga Fadeyi, who confirmed the incident, said the Police Command had begun investigation into the matter.
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Fadeyi said: "A team from the Area Command Police, Agodi, who were on routine patrol at Iwo Road interchange on July 10 at about 12:15pm stopped a Toyota Camry car which was alleged to have refused to stop.
"In the process, one of the policemen fired a shot which hit one Adeyemi 'm' in the stomach and he was rushed to police hospital, Agodi, for treatment but was later confirmed dead by the medical personnel.
"Investigation has commenced into the incident."
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CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X5 Portable – This time, downloadsoftware.com will share the portable version of CorelDRAW X5, which comes with a variety of new features that you can't find in the previous series. For those of you who are new to using CorelDRAW software and still do not understand the functions of each tool, there is no need to worry, because there are so many forums or CorelDRAW communities that are spread across the internet. You can even easily find tutorial videos about CorelDRAW on YouTube, and if you find a problem in the installation, you can report it in CorelDRAW community.


Replace your dented or worn dust caps to give your speakers that new look.
These are the 2 3/4" (70mm) version.
We also carry the 3 3/4" and 4 1/2" versions (check our store for details).
Same felt Cerwin Vega dust caps that the manufacturer, and professional reconers use.


Having beautiful flowers at your wedding needn't cost you a fortune. Talk to florists about your ideas for your wedding. Show them pictures of your dress, accessories and take pictures of flowers which you like to show them.
The more they understand about your personal taste and preferences the better they will be able to advise you. Ask to see photos of their recent work, particularly if any are at the same venue you have chosen. Their advice will usually be free and they should be able to make good suggestions to suit your budget for cheap wedding flowers.
To keep costs down you may consider doing some of the wedding flowers yourself or asking a friend or relative to help. Most local colleges will run courses in flower arranging. Another way of reducing your floristry bill is to supply flowers for the wedding party only.
Avoiding exotic flowers and instead choosing flowers which are in season (possibly UK grown and locally produced) will also help to keep costs down. Mix pinecones, berries and other foliage or non-floral decorations to fill out bouquets rather than using lots of flowers which may be more expensive.
Be aware that if your wedding is close to specific dates such as Valentines Day or Mother's Day the cost of flowers will likely be more expensive. A good place to buy cheap wedding flowers is from local markets or you could use home-grown flowers from yours or someone else's garden.
Likewise, the brides attendants, flower girls etc could have smaller bouquets, wrist corsages, or perhaps wear flowers in their hair. This saves the flowers being dropped, damaged or lost somewhere before the ceremony and also leaves their hands free to hold the brides bouquet or dress etc.


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People will know CARICOM is working when they see, taste, feel – The Bahamas Prime Minister
By Tusankine English Last updated Jul 7, 2017
New Prime Minister of The Bahamas delivering his inaugural address to the Conference
[su_pullquote] "CARICOM is a community of the people we serve, not a club of officials and politicians. We need to cast our nets far and wide to engage the combined spirit and the collective brain-trust of the Region. We must blend various languages and accents in order to speak to the world with one voice about the aspirations of our people and the mission of CARICOM." Dr. Hubert Minnis[/su_pullquote]Dr. The Hon. Hubert Minnis, Prime Minister of The Bahamas, has signalled his readiness to help deliver the mandates of CARICOM to provide better, healthier and more prosperous lives for the people of the Community.
In doing so, the newest Member of the Conference of Heads of Government also expressed confidence in organs and institutions of the Caribbean Community to deliver benefits of integration.
CTU, CARICAD Sign MOU on Cooperation
CARICOM Secretariat welcomes first school tour since COVID…
Great progress in enhancing Region's data ecosystems…
CARICOM SG extends best wishes to Antigua and Barbuda as it…
#COCHOG #38COCHOG #CARICOMHeadsMeet https://t.co/N8WgjQ3PQJ
— CARICOM (@CARICOMorg) July 6, 2017
His inaugural address to the Community, at the opening of the 38th CARICOM Summit, in Grand Anse, Grenada, Tuesday evening, was punctuated with an urgent call for unity.
"Our people need us to act together to harness the tremendous mutual potential of the Region, while facing shared challenges," he said, urging his colleagues to forge ahead with mechanisms for environmental and economic sustainability, as well as regional and national security.
"We will become individually more successful when we become collectively more successful. Our people will know CARICOM is working for them when they can see, hear, taste and feel it for themselves," the Bahamian Prime Minister stated.
Charging his colleagues to bring vigour and focused discipline to the task of economic development, he implored diligence in renewable energies from the sun, wind, oceans, rivers and lakes which are abundant in the Region.
Highlighting the nexus between tourism and sustainable development, he said that as numbers increased from the just under 30 million stopover visitors the Region saw annually, the need was urgent for enhanced power generation, clean water, waste treatment and recycling.
These challenges can only be met with renewable solutions he said, as he urged the Community to forge ahead with United Nations (UN) Climate protocols.
"…our livelihoods and existence demand regional and global action to address climate change generally, and threats such as rising sea levels, depleted fish stocks, and the frequency and intensity of hurricanes."
Noticeably keen for collective efforts to advance tourism, he urged the Community to leverage its comparative advantage.
"We must become more focused on finding ways to extract much more value from that area of our economies. It is time that we create marketing and product improvement programmess based on facts."
Emphasising the importance of statistics in tourism he said: "By example, we should better appreciate the stored value that is waiting to be unleashed by the proper analysis of multi-year data from immigration cards and from the development of tourism satellite accounts. Tourism officials in The Bahamas are increasingly astonished by the information that such analyses are telling us, and the refreshing guidance that it is providing."
Mr. Minnis said the Community should, in tandem, "more aggressively address perennial issues like regional air and sea transportation to make it easier and more affordable to move people and goods around the Caribbean, including citizens and residents of the region and visitors."
Noting that the Conference was "much more than a problem-solving body", he said in an encouraging tone: "We should revel in and celebrate our Caribbean imagination, which has created out of many cultures and histories, the brilliance and ingenuity of a new civilisation called the Caribbean.
"In academics, athletics and the arts, we have punched way above our weight and have offered the global commons the richness of the Caribbean tapestry, with its many threads. We must even more aggressively offer visitors more than just sun, sea and sand. We must promote the brilliance and bounty of our cultures and heritage."
As he roused the spirit of Community, he said: "The responses to our challenges are not exclusive to this forum or even to the political domain. CARICOM is a community of the people we serve, not a club of officials and politicians. We need to cast our nets far and wide to engage the combined spirit and the collective brain-trust of the Region. We must blend various languages and accents in order to speak to the world with one voice about the aspirations of our people and the mission of CARICOM."
"The Bahamas is CARICOM'S northern border. In this spirit, allow me to paraphrase a Bahamian saying: 'We are all one family.' From Georgetown, Guyana, in the south to Walker's Cay, the northernmost point in The Bahamas: 'We are all one family.' From Belmopan, Belize in the west to Bridgetown, Barbados in the east: 'We are all one family.' It is so good to be here as a part of the CARICOM family."
#38COCHOG#CARICOMHeadsMeetCaribbean CommunityCOCHOGCommunity spiritGrand Anseregional integrationRegional Tourism
PM Minnis pushes sustainable tourism marketing
CSME the best response to changes in Europe – Outgoing Chair


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Q: Calculating Time Weighted Rate of Return in Python I'm trying to calculate daily returns using the time weighted rate of return formula:
(Ending Value-(Beginning Value + Net Additions)) / (Beginning value + Net Additions)

My DF looks like:
Account #   Date      Balance   Net Additions
1           9/1/2022  100       0
1           9/2/2022  115       10
1           9/3/2022  117       0
2           9/1/2022  50        0
2           9/2/2022  52        0
2           9/3/2022  40        -15

It should look like:
Account #   Date      Balance   Net Additions   Daily TWRR
1           9/1/2022  100       0
1           9/2/2022  115       10              0.04545
1           9/3/2022  117       0               0.01739
2           9/1/2022  50        0
2           9/2/2022  52        0               0.04
2           9/3/2022  40        -15             0.08108

After calculating the daily returns for each account, I want to link all the returns throughout the month to get the monthly return:
((1 + return) * (1 + return)) - 1

The final result should look like:
Account #   Monthly Return
1           0.063636
2           0.12432

Through research (and trial and error), I was able to get the output I am looking for but as a new python user, I'm sure there is an easier/better way to accomplish this.
DF["Numerator"] = DF.groupby("Account #")[Balance].diff() - DF["Net Additions"]
DF["Denominator"] = ((DF["Numerator"] + DF["Net Additions"] - DF["Balance"]) * -1) + DF["Net Additions"]
DF["Daily Returns"] = (DF["Numerator"] / DF["Denominator"]) + 1
DF = DF.groupby("Account #")["Daily Returns"].prod() - 1

Any help is appreciated!


Compet is a free-to-play 3D fantasy strategy game developed by MindArk PE AB for Android, PC, and is expected to have an iOS release in the future. In Compet players can become a noble that raises and battles their pets with the intentions of acquiring wealthy and glory! Whether you're battling it out in the PvP Arena or trying to convert your tiny village into a massive town, don't forget who is making it all possible - your pets! Teach them well and lead them with a Master's proficiency to see how strong they can get. Who knows how far you can go with a great team of pets by your side!
Offense and Defense: Use your pets to defend your village or raid your enemies' villages. Both offense and defense will be important aspects of a successful master!
Wacky Pets: Pets can come in all shapes and sizes, meaning they'll come with different combat focuses. You'll be able to raise Aggressive, Balanced, Defensive, and Attuned pets.
Library: Unlock the secrets of the library to gain new abilities for your pets and help them get stronger!


Vine for iOS has recently received a new update which brings new features & support for Apple Watch.
Vine is the entertainment network where videos and personalities get really big, really fast. Watch videos that create trends, influence culture and make you laugh. Discover stories, characters and remixes you can't find anywhere else. Be the first to hear incredible new artists and songs.
Remixes are an essential part of Vine, and we've made it easier to make and discover them.
– Tap "…" on any Vine and select "Make an audio remix" to create a Vine using the audio from that post.
– You can also find remixes faster. Tap the music note on a post to see track or sound info, and then tap the arrow at the top of your feed to see remixes with the same audio.
You can now use Vine on your Apple Watch.
– Watch posts from the creators you've selected as a Favorite, or check out hand-selected Vines in the "Featured" feed.
– Like and Revine directly from the app.
– Use our watch face complication to see your account's total loops and quickly access the app right from the watch face.
Hold firmly on the screen until you can select a watch face. Choose one with complications, then tap "Customize", select the space where you want to see your account's loops, and scroll through the various options until you reach "Vine".


Lore is a boutique in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, where stories are told and learned through their select pieces and classes.
Lore is a body of traditions and knowledge on a subject typically passed from person to person by word of mouth. Alex and Kiley at Lore wanted to expand on that by creating a space where stories are told and learned through their select pieces and classes. They wanted to bring creatives together to further their knowledge on things that inspire them.
We worked with them to develop a brand and a space that paid homage to their mission. Starting with the name, we then developed the visual identity in conjunction with the buildout of their physical location. This allowed us to pick materials for the space that reference the brand, and allowed the brand to be influenced by the space.
Not only does Lore have a physical location, but an online shop as well. We worked with them to develop a clean, beautiful shopping experience online that they could easily update through Shopify.
We then worked with them to shoot products and develop a visual style for all social posts.
When developing the symbol for Lore, we were struck by the beauty and uniquity of the flowers that bloom once a year on the tea plant.
The flower blooms only once a year, but deposits seeds right before winter hibernation. Allowing growth and re-growth throughout the year. This constant cycle of growth and change passed on from year to year felt akin to the passing of traditions and knowledge where Lore finds its name.
Community involvement through classes is a large part of the mission at Lore, offering seasonal classes including block printing, calligraphy, wreath making, and tea blending.
We worked to ensure that every touchpoint within the space aligned with the brand, from the exterior signage, to the lighting, to the wood accents.
We even designed and machined a custom pattern to be cut from wood for the POS counter.
Staging photoshoots outside of the physical space gives potential customers the ability to picture the pieces in the environment of a home.
We also shot detailed product shots, allowing customers to see the fine details and nuances of each piece.
By showing pieces in use and by themselves, we allowed the customers to see the beauty in each piece, while envisioning the pieces fitting into their lives.


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using System;
using System.Xml.Serialization;

namespace HoloXPLOR.Data.DataForge
{
    [XmlRoot(ElementName = "BTInputTimestampBB")]
    public partial class BTInputTimestampBB : BTInputTimestamp
    {
        [XmlAttribute(AttributeName = "bbPath")]
        public String BbPath { get; set; }

    }
}


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```ruby
# bad
rand (42)

# good
rand(42)
```

#### When calling a method, no spaces after `(` or before `)`

```ruby
# bad
rand( 42 )

# good
rand(42)
```

#### Omit parentheses when defining methods without parameters

```ruby
# bad
def eat()
  'Nom nom nom'
end

# good
def eat
  'Nom nom nom'
end
```

#### Use parentheses when defining methods with parameters

```ruby
# bad
def eat food
  "Mmm, this #{food} is delicious!"
end

# good
def eat(food)
  "Mmm, this #{food} is delicious!"
end
```

#### Remember, externally defined local variables do not work inside methods

```ruby
# doesn't work
food = 'crab cake'

def eat
  "Mmm, this #{food} is delicious!"
end

eat # => NameError: undefined local variable or method `food'

# does work
food = 'crab cake'

def eat(food)
  "Mmm, this #{food} is delicious!"
end

eat(food)  #=> "Mmm, this crab cake is delicious!"
```

#### Use empty lines between method definitions

```ruby
# bad
def eat(food)
  "Mmm, this #{food} is delicious!"
end
def drink(beverage)
  "Ahh, this #{beverage} is refreshing!"
end

# good
def eat(food)
  "Mmm, this #{food} is delicious!"
end

def drink(beverage)
  "Ahh, this #{beverage} is refreshing!"
end
```

#### Omit `return` for a method's last expression

```ruby
# bad
def drink(beverage)
  return "Ahh, this #{beverage} is refreshing!"
end

# good
def drink(beverage)
  "Ahh, this #{beverage} is refreshing!"
end
```

#### Use `return` to prematurely exit a method

```ruby
# bad
def drink(beverage)
  if beverage == 'wine'
    'Salute!'
  else
    'Cheers!'
  end
end

# good
def drink(beverage)
  return 'Salute!' if beverage == 'wine'
  'Cheers!'
end
```


Collaborate with Operations and Department management, subject matter experts and business users to gather and document detailed requirements for new and/or enhancements to software, systems and platforms.
Create diagrams that are easily understood by both business user and technical team to support requirements documentation.
Provide system support and training to IS team.
Research and analyze solutions and possible vendors for projects.
Panda Restaurant Group s culture is strongly guided by our Mission and Values, highlighted on the Panda websites. We recommend all interested candidates become familiar with our Mission and Values, as well as the principles of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, by Stephen Covey.


The Never Settle Show presented by FedEx Office is the first crowd-produced, livestreamed talk show delivered on Facebook Live with a studio audience, in-studio guests, TV-quality production and all the interactivity and viewer participation of livestreaming content. Hosted by Emmy winner and NBC Today Show personality Mario Armstrong, the #NeverSettleShow airs live Wednesdays at 7pm ET on the Entrepreneur Magazine Facebook page.
Following Mario Armstrong's Never Settle Show, Ross Brand of Livestream Universe interviewed Sue Fennessy, who explained what motivated her to create the 8 app, how it helps content creators monetize their social media presence and the development of her team and user base.
Mario Armstrong talked about the progress of the #NeverSettleShow over the first four episodes, shared his excitement that Eduardo Guerra came all the way from Mexico to celebrate his birthday at the show and praised Livestream Universe founder Ross Brand for his work hosting interviews on the Red Carpet and promoting the show on social media.


Jake, Autumn, Jacqui, John, Bonnie, Heather, Moise and I were joined by Milton. Milton is currently a copywriter and also a new BCIT student. Welcome Milton.
Autumn was contacted by XEROX for potential contract opportunities. Let Autumn know if you are interested.
Fortis BC might be looking for a writer.
There was some discussion around payment of overtime to employees in the IT Industry. As a follow up, here is a link to information about this with the Employment Standards Branch (ESB): http://www.labour.gov.bc.ca/esb/facshts/high_tech.htm. For those looking for specific information and definitions of who this includes, the link to the Regulations defining the high tech company and high tech professional is: http://www.labour.gov.bc.ca/esb/facshts/pdfs/high-tech.pdf. If you have specific questions, I suggest you contact the ESB directly.


The 12-month forecast indicates intense deficits in Turkmenistan, eastern Uzbekistan, southern Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. Deficits are expected to be severe along the Amu Darya River.
Surpluses reaching exceptional intensity are forecast in northern Kazakhstan and in parts of the south and eastern Kyrgyzstan. Moderate deficits are forecast along the Ural River from the Caspian Sea past Orenburg, Russia.
In European Russia surpluses are expected, with some areas of both surplus and deficit as conditions change. Moderate to severe deficit conditions are forecast for the Middle Ob River Basin, but severe surpluses are forecast along the Ishim and Irtysh Rivers to the south leading into Kazakhstan. Surpluses are also forecast for the Upper Ob region, the Vakh River Basin, and the Tom River Basin. Moderate to extreme deficits are forecast from the southern Yamal Peninsula into the Central Siberian Plateau.
The forecast through July in Russia indicates that surplus conditions will shrink in European Russia and transition to both deficit and surplus in the Northern European Plain. The Lower Ob will transition out of surplus to mild deficit, and moderate to exceptional deficits will develop in the Middle Ob region. Surpluses in the Upper Ob region and the Tom River Basin will downgrade somewhat; surpluses on the Ishim River will upgrade to extreme; and severe surpluses will persist on the Irtysh. Moderate to severe deficits are forecast for the Ural River around Orenburg.
In Kazakhstan, surpluses reaching exceptional intensity will continue in the north. Primarily moderate deficits are forecast for Turkmenistan, and moderate to extreme deficits in eastern Uzbekistan, southern Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. Deficits are expected to be severe along the Amu Darya and Zaravshan Rivers.
From August through October, deficits on the Amu Darya and Zaravshan will upgrade to extreme. Surpluses will persist in northern Kazakhstan and moderate deficits will emerge in much of the western half of the country. In Russia, deficits near Orenburg will moderate, as will deficits in the Middle Ob. Surpluses will persist in European Russia with some areas exhibiting both surplus and deficit as conditions change. Surpluses are also expected to persist in the Lower Ob and Tom River Basins. Deficits in the Central Siberian Plateau will generally downgrade. A complicated patchwork of water conditions is forecast for the Yenisei Basin.
The forecast for the final months – November through January – shows the re-emergence of intense surplus conditions in the Lower and Middle Volga regions in Russia. Deficits are forecast to downgrade but persist in Turkmenistan and its neighbors.
It's been an extremely dry spring in the Vakhsh River Valley of Khatlon region, Tajikistan's largest agricultural region and home to three million people. The drought has thousands of farmers worried, some saying conditions are the worst in over half a century, as they watch wheat fields and pastures wither.
Farther north in Sudgh region, water shortages have prompted some farmers to switch from water-intensive cotton to vegetables, moving production to greenhouses installed with drip-irrigation systems to increase water use efficiency.
In Russia's Orenburg Oblast, through which the Ural River flows, officials declared a high fire danger in early May. Spring snowmelt has been unusually weak in the region and Yekaterinburg, Russia's fourth largest urban area, is suffering from water shortages. Inflows to the Verkhnekamsk and Volchikhinsky reservoirs are low, and if the situation doesn't improve the city may end up buying water from a reservoir in neighboring Chelyabinsk Oblast as it did last year.
The Russian Republic of Dagestan was flooded by heavy rain this month. Floodwaters blocked vehicles in streets, inundated settlements, and washed away livestock and a water tank. The northeastern Sakha Republic (Yakutia) declared an emergency after flooding this month affected two settlements, displacing 150 people. An acute increase in temperatures beginning in late March caused rapid snowmelt which flooded Altai Republic, resulting in 1.39 billion rubles (US $22 million) in damages.
A 2-megawatt capacity solar power plant opened in the Mangistau region of Kazakhstan this month, designed to provide 300 buildings with electricity. Construction of a desalination plant with a 50,000-cubic meter per day capacity began the same day and, once completed in 2020, will supply water to the Aktau, Munaishi, Zhanaozen and Zhetybai areas.


A domain name is a name and an address on the Internet. It is not technically possible for more than one party to have exactly the same domain name on the Internet and therefore issues often arise about who has the right to register and use a specific internet address.
Domain names are user-friendly internet addresses that are used by everyone to search for information and to communicate on the Internet. Reference is often made to the use of the domain name by referring to a website. Domain names consist of letters and are name settings of the underlying number addresses (IPv4 and IPv6) that identify content on the internet.
When domain names were established there were few who imagined that conflicts concerning rights could arise as the result of domain name registration. However, the Internet has developed into an essential tool for public and private services and for social and cultural communication. "Everything and everyone is now on the Internet". It is necessary to be visible and easily accessible on the Internet and domain names are of fundamental importance as indicators. A natural consequence of this development is that there are more instances in which rights issues arise in connection with domain names.
What type of rights are alluded to when reference is made to third-party rights? One must look at the background law to determine the rights to a domain name. This involves rights to a trademark, either registered or unregistered, (i.e. incorporated through use). Another right is the use of a company name, i.e. a name that is registered as the name of a firm or its mark. Brand names or product names are a different group of rights that, through use, can have given the holders/users protection through the Marketing Control Act and prohibition against copying. There could also be other rights that prevent a party from using or registering a domain name such as competition clauses and unwritten loyalty obligations.
A number of organisations can have the right to the same domain name based on their own separate grounds. For example, when someone has the registered trademark, someone who has the company name and someone who claims this has been incorporated as their trademark. All these parties may have an equal right to register the domain name, however only one can have it registered under the .no domain. An example of this is Lefdal Installasjon AS and Lefdal Elektrisitet AS. Both these companies could have an equally justifiable right to the domain name lefdal.no.
For more information concerning rights issues, reference is made, among other things, to the website of the Norwegian Industrial Property Office (see the link at the bottom of the article).
The registration of a domain name does not give the right to the actual name beyond what is stipulated in another right. Put another way: If you do not have any previous right to the name you register as a domain name you will not obtain any improved right by registering the domain name. It can also be noted that the registration of a domain name will not entail that other parties will lose the right to use the name. This applies in particular when registering generic names such as house.no. The word "house" is generic and can still be used by other market players in other connections. However, when concerning use in the domain world, the concept of "first come first served" applies because, as mentioned above, only one party can use the name in question as a domain name/identifier on the Internet under our national top level domain .no.
As an applicant for a .no domain name you are obligated to sign a self-declaration in which you as the applicant declare that the registration of the domain name in question does not, to the best of your knowledge, involve any unlawful infringement of a third party's registered or unregistered rights to the name.
The right to the domain name will first be addressed when a party has registered a domain name and another party disputes the first party's right to the domain name. In this way a dispute over a domain name is, in principle, a matter between two or more parties. It is up to the parties themselves to resolve the conflict, however like other legal conflicts in society, this is also a conflict that can be brought before the courts in a civil action.
In order to make it easier and less expensive for the parties and to relieve the courts, through the Domain Regulations the authorities have created the basis for an alternative dispute resolution mechanism, the Domain Complaints Committee (DOK). The parties can submit complaints regarding domain registration through DOK which can, among other things, hand down decisions relating to rights issues. For more information follow the link to Norid's name policy and domain conflicts under the article.
Norid does not carry out any prior assessment of whether rights have been violated when a domain name is registered. The allocation process is automatic and based on equal treatment and independence. This presupposes that the fundamental conditions for registration are in place, i.e. that the applicant has a valid organisation number in the Entity Register, postal address in Norway and the technical aspects of the registration are in order, such that no other party has already registered the domain name that has been applied for.
The registration does not entail that the holder receives right of ownership to the domain name. By registering the applicant becomes the holder of a right of use to the domain name in accordance with the conditions in the name policy.
A right of use arises upon registration. Norid uses the term "subscriber" for the holder, taking into consideration, among other things, the annual administrative charge and registration fee.
It is important to note that deletion can be the result of several factors such as if the annual administrative charge is not paid or the registration has occurred in some other manner that is in violation of the name policy.


13-2-2015 - Harley Davidson XR1200 Repairs.
XR1200 repairs , rocker box removed we can dril the oversized hole for the repair insert.
XR1200 repairs , chamfering the edge, so the insert will go in flush.
XR1200 repairs , oversized tap for the insert.
XR1200 repairs , and screwing in the new steel insert, during racing we did this modification on our race bikes for the much used screw holes in Aluminium , much stronger, and you don't have to worry about pulling the treads out during a race.
XR1200 repairs , better than new smile-emoticon did bought right side holes, as the thread was also about to fail on the front one.
XR1200 repairs ,mounting back the rocker , line up the axles as the axle is protected against rotating by the bolt , but will hurt the bolt , trying to screw it in, and the axle is not alined.
XR1200 repairs , nice and flush.
XR1200 repairs , new gasket and a little lubriction starter help.
XR1200 repairs, make sure the head temperature sensor is free and not in between the cover and the head , i start all screws a litte so the cover and gasket line up good.
XR1200 repairs , and gently start tightening the 4 big bolts first, take it slow so the tappeds have time to bleed , after the 4 big bolts the 3 little ones and the 2 allen head screws.
XR1200 repairs , cover back on and tighten.
XR1200 repairs , front cover shows the same story ,, remove and fix.
XR1200 repairs , front rocker box inserts mounted and back on the bike.
XR1200 repairs , the threads pulled out, i recon if HD has used longer bolts this would not have happend , or made the aria around the hole just a little thicker.
XR1200 repairs , front cover back on.
XR1200 repairs with everything off... easy check if the throttle plate screws are still tight , we learned allot off these come loose.
XR1200 repairs , as precousing the customer asked to replace the belt tensioners, as he has heard from a bike who had pulled these out.
XR1200 repairs , new belt tensioner in, and checked the wheel bearings.
XR1200 repairs , and the locking clip back on.


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Q: Regular Expression - asp.net , c# - Validation failed I've built a model in asp.net (visual studio 2017) and I want to put some validations in my code.
When I'm trying to update the database I've got this messasge:

Validation failed for one or more entities. See 'EntityValidationErrors' property for more details

When I'm deleting the regular expression there is no problem.
This is my code:
public class Customer
{
    public int customerID { set; get; }

    [Display(Name = "First Name")]
    [RegularExpression(@"^[a-zA-Z]+$", ErrorMessage = "Must be alphabates only")]
    [StringLength(20, MinimumLength = 2)]
    public string firstName { set; get; }

    [Display(Name = "Last Name")]
    [RegularExpression(@"^[a-zA-Z]+$", ErrorMessage = "Must be alphabates only")]
    [StringLength(20, MinimumLength = 2)]
    public string lastName { set; get; }

    [Display(Name = "Phone")]
    [RegularExpression(@"^[0-9]+$", ErrorMessage = "Must be  numbers only")]
    [StringLength(10, MinimumLength = 9)]
    public string phone { set; get; }

    [Display(Name = "Car Number")]
    [RegularExpression(@"^[0-9]+$", ErrorMessage = "Must be  numbers only")]

    public int carNumber { set; get; }

    [Display(Name = "e-mail Customer")]
    [RegularExpression(@"^\w+([-+.']\w+)*@\w+([-.]\w+)*\.\w+([-.]\w+)*", ErrorMessage = "Must be valid email")]
    [StringLength(30, MinimumLength = 4)]
    public string mailCustomer { set; get; }

    [Display(Name = "Home Address")]
    [RegularExpression(@"^[a-zA-Z0-9''-'\s]*$", ErrorMessage = "Must be alphabates and numbers only")]
    [StringLength(40, MinimumLength = 2)]
    public string homeAddress { set; get; }

    [Display(Name = "Work Address")]
    [RegularExpression(@"^[a-zA-Z0-9''-'\s]*$", ErrorMessage = "Must be alphabates and numbers only")]
    [StringLength(40, MinimumLength = 2)]
    public string workAddress { set; get; }
}

This is the right syntax? cause I've checked them many times and its supposed to work.
This is one of the items I want to enter the DB:
new Customer {customerID=311111111, firstName= "Lior", lastName="David", phone="0549121111", carNumber=57382561, mailCustomer="Liorda@gmail.com", homeAddress="bograshov 22", workAddress="bograshov 18"},

A: I'm not 100% but it seems likely to be a problem with your CarNumber property. RegularExpression attributes will work fine on string properties but using a Range attribute may be better on your int property:
[Range(0, int.MaxValue, ErrorMessage = "Please enter valid integer Number")]


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Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler: It will probably be the last tour
Buddy Iahn | August 14, 2013 | Rock News
Black Sabbath co-founder and bassist Geezer Butler is speaking out about what the future holds for his band. The group reunited in 2012 for a new CD, 13 that was released on June 11th, and tour featuring original vocalist Ozzy Osbourne and guitarist Tony Iommi while drummer Bill Ward did not participate due to a rumored contract dispute.
Butler told the Chicago Sun Times on Wednesday (Aug 14th) that the band's current tour will probably be their last when it wraps in Los Angeles on September 3rd.
"I've always said as long as I can play, as long as I can do it to a good level, then I'll keep doing it because I still really enjoy playing," Geezer states. "I'll know when the day comes I can't do this anymore, can't play to my usual standards. That's when I won't go out anymore. I won't do that to me self. But at the moment, I just love playing with the band. It probably will be the last time, will probably be the last tour. But I want to go out on a high. The band is playing really well at the moment."
When the reporter asked Butler why he thought this was the last tour, Butler replied that age is a factor.
"I don't know. I just got a feeling. It's getting tough, it really is. I can't lie about that. I'm old now. It really is tough going on every night. You wake up next day, all the pains you never had before. I don't want to go onstage for the sake of the money. You have to have a lot pride in yourself, and I honestly think I'm coming to the end of the top of my job."
The band has less than a dozen shows left on its calendar (see below). Fans can purchase tickets through Ticketmaster while VIP packages for the remaining shows are sold out.
8/14 – Toronto, ON – Air Canada Centre
8/16 – Tinley Park, IL – First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
8/18 – Indianapolis, IN – Klipsch Music Center
8/22 – Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena
8/24 – Seattle, WA – Gorge Amphitheatre
8/26 – San Francisco, CA – Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View
8/28 – Irvine, CA – – Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
8/30 – Phoenix, AZ – US Airways Center
9/1 – Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena
9/3 – Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles Sports Arena
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Old-Style Siamese male (photo taken at age 8.5 months).
his mother is Emrys Lady Helena of Sandypoints.
Cloudcity Beatrix and his father is Sandypoints Mingo Tia Lynn.
Blu gives us seal and blue point kittens.
We are absolutely thrilled to have our new import from the United Kingdom, a Seal Lynx point Old-Style Siamese. We cannot thank his breeder, Julie Singleton, enough for letting us have him. We call him "Prince William."
He is the son of Lintama Poseidon of Sailaxy (aka "Mr. Bubbs") and Wicca Xing (thanks to Cynthia Hopper as well).
Blue point Old-Style Siamese male.
(Tia Ling, born in 1983) and his great-grandfather, (Mingo Tao Lynn, born in 1975).
Avens is a chocolate point Old-Style Siamese male, son Tonopah Tabik Tabu and Tonopah Tamara Tu.
We get seal, blue, chocolate and lilac point kittens from Avens.
was imported from Thailand and his father is a descendent from primarily Koblizek Siamese lines.
Sorn gives us a great shot of genetic diversity as well as seal and blue point kittens.
Scion of CloudCity and Blackfoot River Aravis of Archenland.
We get seal, blue, chocolate and lilac point kittens from Corrie.
...has recently moved to England in order to make the acquaintance of some beautiful British ladies.
Archenland King Cor of Sandypoints and Sandypoints Mey Lee.
Lexi produces seal, blue, chocolate and lilac point kittens.
Seal point Old-Style Siamese male (photo taken at age 8 months).
His father is Sandypoints Mingo Tia Lynn; his mother is Sandypoints Mey Lee.
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Come for the Colonial Church Service and Stay for the Cannons on Sunday during Patriots Week
Patrick Jones
Colonial church service, tours, and cannons in Cadwalader Park all happening in Trenton on Sunday December 31st as part of Patriots Week.
10:00 am Colonial Church Service First Presbyterian Church of Trenton, 120 East State St.
Experience a Colonial service at one of Trenton's oldest landmarks. Organized in 1712, the original First Presbyterian Church was built at its current location on Second (now State) Street in 1727 and used by the Hessians during 1776-77. The current building dates from 1827. www.old1712.org Event ends at 11:00 am and is free.
12:00 pm St. Michael's Restoration Tour St. Michael's Episcopal Church, 140 North Warren St.
Organized in 1703 and built sometime before 1748, St. Michael's is the oldest Episcopal church in this area and one of the oldest in New Jersey. Some of the fighting during the Battle of Trenton took place in its yard. Tour this magnificent historic landmark and its restorations. Event ends at 1:00 pm and is free.
1:00 pm Trenton in 1775: Historic Tour led by Dr. Sharon Ann Holt St. Michael's Episcopal Church, 140 North Warren St.
Starting at St. Michael's, and ending at the Trenton Friends Meeting House, this tour will explore stories of townspeople in Trenton during the Battles. Extensive walking involved; please dress for weather and mobility. Light refreshments will be served at the Friends Meeting House. Event ends at 2:30 pm and is free.
2:00 pm Alexander Hamilton and the 24 Cannons at the Battle of Trenton Trenton City Museum in Ellarslie Mansion in Cadwalader Park, Parkside Ave. & Bellevue Ave.
This tabletop talk will follow the movements of all 24 of the cannons on the streets of Trenton during the Battle of Trenton and demonstrate why the 18 American cannons – including the two six-pounders commanded by Alexander Hamilton – were decisive in the victory over the Hessians, who had six brass three-pounder cannons. A four-pounder cannonball will be on display during the talk. The talk is 45 minutes long with 15 minutes for questions. Presenter: Urban planner David Bosted. www.ellarslie.org Event ends at 3:00 pm and is free; Donations encouraged!
Trentoniana Photo Series: Flood of 1903
The Trent House Association Presents: Becoming an American in Trenton in the Early 1900s
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The Special Olympics Texas - Central Texas Area Soccer Competition is an area-wide competition for athletes/teams in the Central Texas area.
We are looking for volunteers to help with the Individual Skills Competition and Awards. Volunteers 15-yrs-old and up may volunteer independently. Volunteers ages 8-14 will need to have an adult chaperone while volunteering.


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Home / Healthcare & Medicine / Disability and a Good Life: Working with Disability / Expanding your interests: AKASA case study – Part 1
Expanding your interests: AKASA case study – Part 1
In this video, N.G. Kamalawathie introduces learners to AKASA, the Association of Women with Disabilities in Sri Lanka.
MAN: FutureLearn. [THEME MUSIC] UNSW Australia. AKASA case study, part 1.
DINESHA SAMARARATNE: So Sri Lankan society is made of roughly 70% of Sinhalese and roughly 15% of Tamils and then Muslims and some other ethnic groups. There's a lot of disagreement as to the causes of the armed conflict and as to when it actually began, but the violent component of the conflict started in the late 1970s. And an armed group claiming to represent the Tamils demanded a separate state, because they claimed that Sri Lankan Tamils were being discriminated against by the State. So that essentially meant violence and armed conflict in the Northern Province and the Eastern Province, but also in other parts of the country. The government forces destroyed the LTTE leadership in May 2009.
And since then, we have not had an armed conflict in Sri Lanka. But the conflict remains unresolved. So Kamala heads an organisation called AKASA, which is located in rural Sri Lanka in the North Central Province, which is just below the Northern Province. And it's– the war that went on for 30 years primarily took place in the Northern Province and the Eastern Province. So the North Central Province borders both provinces and therefore is actually a very strategic location in terms of reaching out to people affected by the war. Kamala's work began in the mid-1990s.
And it came out of– one thing was her own personal experience of being treated differently when she moved from the urban to the rural, and the realisation that you need to have an organisation working on women with disability because the disability community was, again, being a bit stereotypical and focusing on the disability issues of men. N.G.
KAMALAWATHIE THROUGH INTERPRETER: I wanted to establish AKASA because of the experience of discrimination that I had in coming out of my community and finding employment, particularly in the urban context. I realised that there was a lack of opportunity and that there was discrimination for persons with disability and especially for women with disability, because women with disability have to deal with the issue of poverty, gender stereotypes, and disability. So these three aspects lead to multiple stressors and result in numerous challenges for women with disability with a rural background. So I realised that this was something that I had to do something about.
It's also at the very same time that I had the opportunity to travel internationally to participate in sporting events.
And I experienced for myself that, at least in developed countries, they were trying to treat persons with disability as equals. And I thought to myself, even though Sri Lanka is a developing country, that there were things that could be done. And I realised also that one way of making that change was to organise as a lobby group and to ask the government, ask the community, to accept us as equals, and to make the changes that needed to be made so that we could live as equals in our society.
We don't generally ask for specialised treatment for women with disability. What we are asking for is that we be treated equally along with everyone else. So if everyone else is being offered some sort of opportunity, we would like to have that opportunity as well.
Throughout this course we will use AKASA, an organisation for women with disabilities in Sri Lanka, as a case study for working with disability. This week, AKASA director N.G. Kamalawathie (Kamala) and her Sri Lankan colleague, human rights law academic Dr. Dinesha Samararatne, discuss what motivated the formation of AKASA.
As a background, Dinesha sets the history of armed conflict in Sri Lanka, dating back to the 1970s, which had significant impacts on women with disabilities. AKASA was formed in rural Sri Lanka in the mid-1990s when Kamala realised that women with disabilities in rural areas of Sri Lanka were in particular need of supports.
Dinesha explains that when Kamala moved to a rural community, she encountered different understandings of disability and experienced different treatment as a disabled person than in the urban context. She saw a need to start an organisation that could tackle the unique problems that women with disabilities face in the rural community, and she was able to bring together disabled women with shared experiences of hardship due to the war.
Kamala talks about the importance of equal opportunity in the lives of women with disabilities in rural Sri Lanka. Importantly, she doesn't seek specialised treatment for women with disabilities, but simply wants women with disabilities to have the same opportunities as everybody else to participate in society.
The story of the formation of AKASA illustrates several key themes from this week:
disability as a dimension of human diversity;
experiences of disability as dependent on one's social context;
diversity within the disability community itself;
the importance of social inclusion and equal opportunity for people with disabilities;
and the bringing together of like-minded individual to foster a sense of belonging.
UNSW Sydney online course,
Disability and a Good Life: Working with Disability
How does the idea of equal opportunity relate to human diversity and social inclusion?
Why might the promotion of social inclusion be particularly important in the lives of rural women with disability in Sri Lanka?
In what ways does Kamala's story weave together the ideas we have been developing this week?
We will pick up on some of these threads in later weeks — in particular, when we discuss human rights and access.
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This content is taken from UNSW Sydney online course


Our hero Alien Red was captured during his inter-galactic trip by the enemy Blue Aliens. Your objective is to help Alien Red to escape the enemy territory while avoiding everything which is blue.
Use keyboard arrow keys to control the movement of Alien Red.