Nikola Jokic bagged his 12th season triple-double, and the 28th of his career, tying Michael Jordan.
Denver Nuggets Rundown is a regular series of digests rounding up news, notes and numbers from the most recent set of Denver Nuggets games. The previous Rundown for games 40-48 can be found here. Stats are from NBA.com unless otherwise indicated.
The Nuggets bounced back following a three-game losing streak to win a pair of games as Isaiah Thomas finally returned from injury to make his Denver debut while Nikola Jokic kept cranking out the triple-doubles, bagging five in this stretch of nine games as he and head coach Michael Malone prepare to head to Charlotte for All-Star Weekend.
Isaiah Thomas had a solid outing in his long-awaited Nuggets debut in Denver's nail-biting 120-118 win over Sacramento, after having missed the entire season rehabilitating from the surgery, he had in March, 2018 to repair a debilitating hip injury. The spark Thomas provided on offense played an important part in the victory, as he scored all eight of his points in the third quarter including a go-ahead three-pointer. He had a plus-minus of plus two in 13 minutes, and added two assists as he shook the rust off in his first NBA game in 328 days.
In the same game against the Kinds, Nikola Jokic bagged his 12th season triple-double, and the 28th of his career, tying Michael Jordan. The Joker is notching triple-doubles at a breakneck pace, with six of them – or half of all he has logged this season – coming in the last ten games. Denver is 10-2 in 2018-19 and 24-4 in Jokic's career when he accomplishes the feat. To put the icing on the cake of his latest, Jokic also tipped in the game winner at the buzzer.
Jokic and Malone will set out for All-Star Weekend as the Nuggets get a much-needed break. As Denver's first All-Star selection since Carmelo Anthony, Jokic will be the first player to represent the Nuggets in eight seasons. Additionally, with Denver atop the Western Conference standings on the February 3 cutoff date, Malone will coach Team LeBron, and in an interesting turn of events will go up against Joker, who was picked by Giannis Antetokounmpo for Team Giannis. Unfortunately for Denver, dollars and star power tend to carry more weight than merit in the NBA, and the Jokic-Malone duo will not be joined by sophomore Monte Morris who, despite having a superior season than Kevin Knox by nearly every conceivable metric, was snubbed by the league for selection to the Rising Stars Challenge in favor of the big-market New York Knicks' high-profile rookie.
Monte Morris is having a significantly better season than Kevin Knox.
Speaking of Denver's rapidly up-and-coming backup point guard, Monte Morris scored 13 points in five minutes in the first quarter of the Nuggets' win over the Heat, giving Denver an early lift. It was just one exhibit in the case that Monte Morris and Malik Beasley have arguably been the Nuggets' two best guards in 2019 . Indeed, from January 1 their respective Player Impact Estimates (the catch-all metric found at NBA.com/stats) of 11.4 and 10.1 are the highest among Nuggets guards. While some of this may be due to the various injuries which continue to plague Denver's starting backcourt players, the fact Morris and Beasley have stepped up through their teammates' struggles and absences has been a massive part of the reason the Nuggets remain second in the West.
Their recent three-game losing streak exposed the danger of Denver's defensive decline and cast a pall over the team last week until a bounce-back win over the Heat put the brakes on the skid. It seems less than coincidental that the Nuggets' rediscovery of their defensive identity against Miami coincided with the return from injury of Paul Millsap, the team's defensive captain and vocal leader on that end of the court. It is difficult to overstate the importance of Millsap's health to the Nuggets, especially with both Trey Lyles and Juancho Hernangomez struggling badly of late to make any consistently positive impact, and Denver's chances of maintaining a top-four seed and home court advantage in the playoffs hinge heavily on the veteran power forward avoiding further injury down the final stretch of the season.
Through the aforementioned losing streak, it had looked like malaise was setting in for the Nuggets, with a cumulation of injuries, a road-heavy stretch of schedule and more seeming to express itself in mental fatigue which rivaled their physical fatigue at this point in the season. As such, the All-Star break is an immensely welcome respite for Denver's players, who will be able to rest their bodies and minds as the league takes a few days off from the regular schedule for its big festivities. Upon return they will waste no time in getting back to the Western Conference grind, but in the meantime they can enjoy celebrating Jokic and Malone's All-Star honors and taking some much-needed time off.


Is it necessary to work outdoors of your house? If that's the case, you're not alone. More women and men are returning to work after getting an infant since the economy is struggling it problematical to outlive and live inside the means that you're accustomed to without two incomes. If you need to go outdoors of your house to operate, odds are you will need day care.
There are lots of kinds of day care currently available and you may personalize your childcare according to your demands evening, evening, night time, weekends, weekdays, full-time, part-time, or when needed. One sort of day care to think about is private day care.
You most likely wish that you could stay at home together with your baby but rather you have to get out there and get a job which will pay out regularly so that you can carry on living the life-style that you're more acquainted with.
You will find benefits and drawbacks of utilizing private day care rather of the public daycare or any other way of day care.
You would like your son or daughter to understand the person who is going to be taking proper care of your son or daughter. Whenever your child would go to a personal childcare every single day, they'll soon have the ability to form a bond with this caregiver.
This bond should not replace mother and father but it'll be sufficiently strong to create a relationship with since the caregiver takes proper care of the youngsters needs and meeting them. When you're in a public daycare or any other children's care your son or daughter may be unable to form this bond using their caregiver simply because they must many children to maintain.
If you're depending exclusively on the private care provider to be shown when you really need these to be, you might be set for a rude awakening. Regrettably care givers become ill or their kids do, or they've appointments and errands to operate and won't be able to look at your son or daughter for reasons uknown. Without having a recognised back-up sitter that the child feels safe with, you will have to leave work early or otherwise are available in whatsoever. This might eventually set you back your work whether it happens frequently.
Private care might be more costly. If you wish to have day care inside a private setting you might discover that this kind of day care fits your needs. However if you would like this kind of day care be prepared to pay for more for this just because a private care provider welcomes your son or daughter to their home, cooks on their behalf, provides take care of them, and much more. You'll pay more for this kind of care than if your little one was put into an open daycare center in which a set fee is perfect for everybody or they might in addition have a altering fee to support for those parents.


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Louise Arner Boyd ( – ) est une exploratrice, botaniste, photographe, documentariste et écrivaine américaine connue pour ses expéditions au Groenland et en Arctique. En 1955, elle est la première femme à voler au-dessus du pôle Nord, avec une équipe qui inclut le pionnier de l'aviation .

Biographie
Louise Boyd nait le  à San Rafael (Californie), elle est la fille de Louise Cook Arner et de John Franklin Boyd, famille de rentier, ayant fait leur fortune lors de la ruée vers l'or. À la suite du décès de ses deux frères, elle se retrouve fille unique, ainsi elle sera la seule héritière de ses parents qui décèdent en 1919 et 1920, héritage qui lui assure son avenir et son indépendance.

En 1924, lors d'une croisière en Norvège, elle découvre la banquise, c'est une révélation et elle se met à organiser sa propre expédition en Arctique.

En 1926, Louise affrète le bateau, le "Hobby", pour sa première expédition en Arctique. Elle revient ses premières bobines de documentaires et plus de 700 photographies. Avec ce voyage, elle obtient une renommée et une popularité internationales.

De 1926 à 1941, elle organisera sept expéditions en Arctique.

En 1928, elle dévie sa seconde expédition, pour entreprendre des recherches pour retrouver l'explorateur norvégien Roald Amundsen, porté disparu. Elle parcourt  en vain ; en gratitude de ses efforts, le gouvernement norvégien la nomme Chevalier de l'Ordre de Saint-Olaf.

En , après avoir été élue représentante américaine au Congrès Géographique International à Varsovie, en Pologne, Louise organise une expédition de trois mois à travers la campagne polonaise pour photographier et enregistrer les coutumes, les vêtements, l'économie et la culture des nombreuses ethnies (Polonais, Ukrainiens, Biélorusses et Lituaniens). Son récit de voyage a été complété par plus de 500 photographies et publié par l'American Geographical Society en 1937 sous le titre Polish Countrysides.

Avec le déclenchement de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, les connaissances qu'elle avait acquises au cours de ses expéditions au Groenland et dans l'Arctique devinrent stratégiques et sensibles, aussi, le gouvernement des États-Unis lui a demandé de ne pas publier le livre qu'elle écrivait sur ses expéditions de 1937 et 1938 et lui a demandé de diriger, pour le compte du National Bureau of Standards du ministère du Commerce, une expédition le long de la côte ouest du Groenland et le long de la côte de l'île de Baffin et du Labrador, afin .d'obtenir des données sur la transmission des ondes radioélectriques dans les régions arctiques (études de l'ionosphère, de géomagnétisme et des aurores boréales). Louise Boyd dirige l'expédition qui compte : une équipe scientifique de quatre hommes (dont un médecin) et un équipage de onze hommes sous le commandement du capitaine Bartlett.

À la fin de la guerre Louise Boyd a presque 60 ans et se retire du monde des expéditions polaires. Toutefois, elle sera la première femme à voler au-dessus de Pôle Nord en 1955.

Dans la suite de sa vie, elle anime de nombreuses conférences et reçoit des récompenses et honneurs académiques, devenant notamment membre honoraire de l'académie scientifique de Californie.

Louise Boyd meurt le  à San Diego.

Ses photographies sont exposées au Marin History Museum de San Rafael (Californie).

Un cratère de la planète Vénus porte son nom en son honneur.

Œuvres
 The coast of northeast Greenland, with hydrographic studies in the Greenland Sea, éd. New York, American Geographical Society, 1948,
 Polish countrysides / photographs and narrative, éd. New York, American Geographical Society, 1937,
 The fiord region of east Greenland, éd. New York, American Geographical Society, 1935,

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Louise Boyd - the Girl Who Tamed the Arctic, article du Quark Expeditions, 2016
 Heroine of the Arctic: Louise Arner Boyd, Arctic Explorer, article de Durlynn Anema, pour la revue "Labrys, études féministes/ estudos feministas", 2013
 Joanna Kafarowski, The Polar Adventures of a Rich American Dame: A Life of Louise Arner Boyd, éd. Dundurn Press, 2017,
 Durlynn Anema, Taming the Arctic: The 20th Century Renown Explorer--Louise Arner Boyd, éd. The National Writers Press, 2013,
 Durlynn Anema, Louise Arner Boyd: Arctic Explorer, éd. Morgan Reynolds Publishing, 2000,
 Margo McLoone, Women Explorers in Polar Regions: Louise Arner Boyd, Agnes Deans Cameron, Kate Marsden, Ida Pfeiffer, Helen Thayer, éd. Capstone Press, 1997,
 Jane Robinson, Wayward Women: A Guide to Women Travellers, éd. Oxford University Press, 1990,
 Elizabeth Fagg Olds, Women of the Four Winds, éd. Houghton Mifflin, 1985,
 MignonRittenhouse, Seven Women Explorers, éd. J.B. Lippincott Company, 1964.

Références

Liens externes

Naissance en septembre 1887
Naissance à San Rafael (Californie)
Photographe américain
Explorateur américain du XXe siècle
Documentariste américain
Botaniste américain du XXe siècle
Écrivain américain du XXe siècle
Exploratrice et grande voyageuse
Pionnière de l'aviation
Décès en septembre 1972
Décès à San Francisco
Femme géographe
Femme botaniste

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Top 5 Forgotten Disney & Nickelodeon TV Shows
Kayla Gately | Jun 5, 2020 2:44 pm
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There's been a huge buzz around old Disney and Nickelodeon shows lately thanks to Disney + and Netflix, and I'm all for it. However, what I really want to talk about is the forgotten shows of the past. There are a bunch of older TV shows that I sometimes think I dreamt up because of how criminally underrated they are. Here are the (un)official top five Disney and Nick TV shows that deserve more recognition.
1. House of Anubis (2011-2013)
House of Anubis was basically my Pretty Little Liars when I was 11. The show follows American student Nina (Nathalia Ramos) as she goes to a British boarding school and has to solve the mystery of a missing student. Of course, it wouldn't be a teen drama without love triangles and mean girls, so there's plenty of that too. There's also a guy named Victor who won't go anywhere without his stuffed crow, Corbierre — it's seriously its own subplot.
2. Phil of the Future (2004-2006)
Phil of the Future was one of my favorites as a kid, and I definitely considered it a Disney Channel staple. The series is all about Phil (Raviv Ullman) and his family who accidentally time-traveled from 2121 all the way back to the year 2004. Now, the family — which includes a half-robot mom — has to learn to fit in despite being from a different century. It also stars Aly Michalka, from the iconic band that brought us "Potential Breakup Song," Aly & AJ, as Phil's friend Keely. In related news, Aly & AJ just released a new song called "Joan of Arc on the Dance Floor," if you want to do some time-traveling on your own.
3. My Life as a Teenage Robot (2003-2007)
My Life as a Teenage Robot is one of those shows that I would have believed was a fever dream if it didn't come up when I searched for it. The cartoon is about a robot (voiced by Janice Kawaye) named Jenny — her true name is XJ-9, but really only her mom calls her that — and her want to be a normal girl. While she was created to save the planet from certain disaster, she'd much rather just hang out with her human friends, Brad and Tuck. Relatable.
4. Danny Phantom (2004-2007)
Danny Phantom is another cartoon about a boy named Danny Fenton (voiced by David Kaufman) that was just your everyday guy until he accidentally blew up his parents' laboratory and became part phantom, complete with cool new superpowers. Now, Danny has to fight ghosts while balancing school and his social life. Honestly, the only thing I can clearly remember about this show is how cool all the girl characters dressed — that's enough to be nostalgic over, right?
5. Life with Derek (2005-2009)
Life with Derek is another staple of old Disney. I mean, who doesn't love a good step-sibling comedy? When Casey (Ashley Leggat) and Derek's (Michael Seater) parents get married, bringing them and their siblings together under one roof, they have to learn to live together despite being total opposites. There was also some weird sexual tension going on between Casey and Derek throughout the series, so that alone definitely calls for a re-watch.
Gotta love 2000s TV.
Top 5 Throwback TV Shows You Need To Re-Watch In Quarantine
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JPP doesn't mind Dak Prescott guarantee, says Giants have eyes on the Super Bowl
By Pat Leonard
Jason Pierre-Paul says the Giants only have one goal in mind: the Super Bowl. (Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
Jason Pierre-Paul doesn't blame Dak Prescott for guaranteeing the Dallas Cowboys will win the NFC East at this month's ESPY Awards.
JPP is just as confident in himself and the Giants. Plus, Prescott and the Cowboys, swept by Big Blue in last year's season series, are going to have to prove it anyway in Week 1 this fall down in Texas.
"Hey, (Prescott) had a great year," Pierre-Paul said Thursday night at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, attending in support of the national Philip R. Shawe Scholarship Competition and charity gala. "He should be like that. They won the division, they had a great season. I'd be like that. I think like that all the time: Nobody can block me, nobody can stop me, nobody can play the run the way I can. You've got to think like that all the time. So he's confident. I hope his team is confident behind him."
And with that, let the Giants' 2017 season unofficially begin, with training camp set to open one week from Thursday and Pierre-Paul even mentioning the magic words that are on everyone's minds: Super Bowl.
"Our goal is to bring this team another Super Bowl," the defensive end admitted. "But we have to do it all together ... First, our goal is to win one game at a time, win our division, and then once you get in the playoffs and you keep guys healthy, sky's the limit."
Pierre-Paul, 28, who re-signed this offseason on a blockbuster four-year, $62 million contract with $40 million guaranteed, said he therefore intends to "pick up where I left off."
"My goal for this season is to be on top of everything," he said. "I feel like I'm just getting started."
Giants punter Brad Wing (l.) and defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul pose on the roof of 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn in support of the national Philip R. Shawe Scholarship Competition and charity gala on Thursday, July 20, 2017. (Pat Leonard/New York Daily News)
And he feels the rest of the defense and the Giants can be even better.
"When other teams fear you, that's a big difference," Pierre-Paul said. "My one year we won the Super Bowl, every team that walked through here knew we were about business."
Giants punter Brad Wing echoed the excitement for 2017.
"Our defense proved last year that they can run with the best defenses in the NFL," Wing said. "We added an extreme weapon in Brandon Marshall, and then Evan Engram had a good OTAs. So it's looking good. There was a lot of excitement around OTAs, so I can just imagine once training camp gets here, I can't wait to get it going again."
In Weeks 11 and 12 of last season, Pierre-Paul registered 12 tackles, 5.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, a pass defensed and a touchdown return in consecutive Giants wins.
"I was on a roll," he laughed. "Once I get on a roll, it's hard to stop me."
Jason Pierre-Paul said he was on a roll last season before he went down with a season-ending injury. (Ron Schwane/AP)
But JPP went down the next week in Pittsburgh and required season-ending sports hernia surgery, so he has unfinished business.
He wouldn't commit to being 100% healthy entering camp, but more because he doesn't like that definition of health for someone who's been through as much as he has — including the infamous July 4 fireworks accident in 2015 that cost him a large part of his right hand.
"Am I 100 percent? I'm working on myself. Let's say that," Pierre-Paul said. "No, I wasn't limited (in OTAs in June), but like, I'm a warrior, man. I do what I have to do to get better."
Pierre-Paul didn't have much of an opinion on the possibility that Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott could be suspended for the Giants' Week 1 visit, but he did have some good perspective.
"At the end of the day we all make decisions," he said. "He's a great player. Nobody knows the real story. I made a decision and I had to face it. So each player is accountable for his own decisions."
Thursday's scholarship competition saw law students present arguments at Borough Hall in favor of reversing a Delaware Chancery Court decision that forced the sale of the company Shawe co-owns, TransPerfect. The competition offered $100,000 in tuition to the students competing and sponsored four charities, including the V Foundation for Cancer Research.
Both Pierre-Paul and Wing said the charities involved and the focus on giving back to youth inspires them, particularly because both have young sons: Wing's son Bentley is 5, and Pierre-Paul's son Josiah, 2, is already learning just how big a deal his dad is.
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During my long stretch of radio silence here I received my rewards from the Reaper Bones III Kickstarter. I still have many miniatures from the original Reaper Bones Kickstarter to paint but that didn't stop me from backing number III (or number IV even).
The Red Mantic Assassin was one of the miniatures that I received through Reaper Bones III. It's a fun sculpt that could be taken in a few different directions… I decided to give it a buggy alien feel so that it could fit in as a Shirren in a Starfinder campaign.


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class CGenGradient;
class CPath2DRenderer;
class CPath2DFlattener;

enum class CPath2DPartType {
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  BEZIER3_TO,
  TEXT,
  CLOSE_PATH
};

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struct CPath2DPart {
  CPath2DPart() = default;

  CPath2DPart(CPath2DPartType type1, const CPoint2D &point1) :
   type(type1), point(point1) {
  }

  CPath2DPartType type { CPath2DPartType::NONE };
  CPoint2D        point;
};

//---

class CPath2DVisitor {
 public:
  virtual ~CPath2DVisitor() { }

  virtual void moveTo(const CPoint2D &point) = 0;
  virtual void lineTo(const CPoint2D &point) = 0;

  virtual void bezier2To(const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2) = 0;
  virtual void bezier3To(const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2,
                         const CPoint2D &point3) = 0;

  virtual void close() = 0;
};

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class CPath2DStroker {
 public:
  virtual ~CPath2DStroker() { }

  virtual void adjustPoint(CPoint2D &p1) = 0;

  virtual void capLine(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2) = 0;

  virtual void joinLines(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2, const CPoint2D &p3) = 0;

  virtual void drawLine(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2) = 0;

  virtual void drawBezier2(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2, const CPoint2D &p3) = 0;

  virtual void drawBezier3(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2,
                           const CPoint2D &p3, const CPoint2D &p4) = 0;
};

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class CPath2DRendererStroker : public CPath2DStroker {
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   renderer_(renderer), flattener_(flattener) {
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 ~CPath2DRendererStroker() { }

  CPath2DRendererStroker(const CPath2DRendererStroker &rhs) = delete;
  CPath2DRendererStroker &operator=(const CPath2DRendererStroker &rhs) = delete;

  CPath2DRenderer *renderer() const { return renderer_; }

  CPath2DFlattener *flattener() const { return flattener_; }

  void adjustPoint(CPoint2D &p1);

  void capLine(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2);

  void joinLines(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2, const CPoint2D &p3);

  void drawLine(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2);

  void drawBezier2(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2, const CPoint2D &p3);

  void drawBezier3(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2, const CPoint2D &p3, const CPoint2D &p4);

 private:
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};

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class CPath2DFiller {
 public:
  virtual ~CPath2DFiller() { }

  virtual void addLine(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2) = 0;

  virtual void addBezier2(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2, const CPoint2D &p3) = 0;

  virtual void addBezier3(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2,
                          const CPoint2D &p3, const CPoint2D &p4) = 0;

  virtual void fill(CFillType type) = 0;
};

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class CPath2DRendererFiller : public CPath2DFiller {
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   renderer_(renderer) {
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 ~CPath2DRendererFiller() { }

  CPath2DRendererFiller(const CPath2DRendererFiller &rhs) = delete;
  CPath2DRendererFiller &operator=(const CPath2DRendererFiller &rhs) = delete;

  CPath2DRenderer *renderer() const { return renderer_; }

  void addLine(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2);

  void addBezier2(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2, const CPoint2D &p3);

  void addBezier3(const CPoint2D &p1, const CPoint2D &p2, const CPoint2D &p3, const CPoint2D &p4);

  void fill(CFillType type);

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};

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class CPath2D {
 public:
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  using PartList  = std::vector<CPath2DPart>;

 public:
  CPath2D();
  CPath2D(const CPath2D &rhs);

  virtual ~CPath2D();

  CPath2D &operator=(const CPath2D &rhs);

  virtual CPath2D *dup() const;

  CPath2DRenderer *getRenderer() const { return renderer_; }
  virtual void setRenderer(CPath2DRenderer *renderer) { renderer_ = renderer; }

  CPath2DFlattener *getFlattener() const { return flattener_; }
  virtual void setFlattener(CPath2DFlattener *flattener) { flattener_ = flattener; }

  virtual bool getStrokeAdjust() const { return strokeAdjust_; }
  virtual void setStrokeAdjust(bool flag) { strokeAdjust_ = flag; }

  virtual void init();

  virtual void ellipse(const CPoint2D &center, double xr, double yr);

  virtual void text(const std::string &text, CFontPtr font);

  virtual void bezier(C3Bezier2D &bezier);
  virtual void bezier(C2Bezier2D &bezier);

  virtual void polygon(const PointList &points);

  virtual void roundedRectangle(const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2,
                                double rx, double ry);
  virtual void rectangle(const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2);

  virtual void arc (const CPoint2D &center, double xr, double yr, double angle1, double angle2);
  virtual void arcN(const CPoint2D &center, double xr, double yr, double angle1, double angle2);

  virtual bool arcTo(const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2, double xr, double yr);

  virtual bool bezier2To (const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2);
  virtual bool rbezier2To(const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2);

  virtual bool bezier3To (const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2, const CPoint2D &point3);
  virtual bool rbezier3To(const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2, const CPoint2D &point3);

  virtual bool moveTo (const CPoint2D &point);
  virtual bool rmoveTo(const CPoint2D &point);

  virtual bool lineTo (const CPoint2D &point);
  virtual bool rlineTo(const CPoint2D &point);

  virtual bool getCurrentPoint (CPoint2D &point);
  virtual bool getCurrentPoint1(CPoint2D &point);

  virtual void showChar(int, CMatrix2D *, double *, double *);

  virtual void close();

  virtual void stroke();
  virtual void stroke(CPath2DRenderer *renderer);
  virtual void stroke(CPath2DStroker &stroker);

  virtual void strokePath();
  virtual void strokePath(CPath2DRenderer *renderer);

  virtual void setFillType(CFillType fill_type);

  virtual CFillType getFillType() const;

  virtual void fill();
  virtual void fill(CPath2DRenderer *renderer);
  virtual void fill(CPath2DFiller &filler);

  virtual void fillImage(CImagePtr image);
  virtual void fillImage(CImagePtr image, CPath2DRenderer *renderer);
  virtual void fillGradient(CRefPtr<CGenGradient> gradient);

  virtual void reverse();

  virtual void flatten();
  virtual void flatten(CPath2DFlattener *flattener);

  virtual void clip();
  virtual void eoclip();

  virtual void clipPath();

  virtual void getBounds(double *, double *, double *, double *);

  virtual void process(CPath2DVisitor &visitor) const;

  virtual void bbox(CBBox2D &bbox) const;

  virtual CPath2D* transformed(const CMatrix2D &matrix) const;
  virtual void     transform  (const CMatrix2D &matrix);

  virtual CPath2D* preTransformed(const CMatrix2D &matrix) const;
  virtual void     preTransform  (const CMatrix2D &matrix);

  virtual void print();

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  void strokeBezier2(CPath2DRenderer *renderer, const CPoint2D &point1, const CPoint2D &point2,
                     const CPoint2D &point3);
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Steve's practice is grounded in a deep appreciation for the far-reaching policy concerns that are part of all resource management and land use disputes. With each case, he offers a thorough assessment to ensure that clients make their legal decisions with the understanding that even the smallest water right or entitlement issue must be resolved with an eye to this broader context.
Steve strives for practical solutions to litigation and provides particular attention to the technical complexities entailed in all of the matters he handles. This means placing a priority on getting engineers, planners, and hydrologists engaged and prepared early in the process. Steve's goal in every case is to provide both the legal and technical analyses that can avoid or shorten litigation. And when litigation is unavoidable, he works to ensure that this expertise can be readily understood and correctly acted on by judges, juries, and other decision makers.
Lead litigation and appellate counsel for Sacramento Valley CVP contractors asserting area of origin rights to contract water supplies.
Litigation co-counsel for the Kern Water Bank Authority defending CEQA and related claims challenging the Monterey-Plus Agreement for allocating State Water Project supply.
Lead CEQA counsel for Sacramento Municipal Utility District defending PG&E challenge to Yolo County annexation.
Lead litigation counsel for California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation in several CEQA challenges to facilities construction and modification.
Lead trial counsel for a consortium of Sacramento Valley water contractors in defense of Endangered Species Act claims regarding chinook salmon and Delta smelt.
Lead litigation counsel for Monterey County in defense of recreation contract claims arising from proposed Salinas Valley Water Project.
Lead trial counsel, Santa Maria Valley Groundwater Basin adjudication (successful representation of plaintiff against claims of groundwater basin overdraft).
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The Mad Hatters are an impressive all-live party band performing in and around Sydney Australia.
many genres of popular music.
audience to ensure participation from the back of the room to the dance floor.
singing at the top of your lungs and staring in amazement all at the same time.
So why not head out to a gig in your area soon and see what all the fuss is about!


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China and Taiwan – Apocalypse Now?
The Presidency of Tsai Ing-wen, which begins officially following her inauguration on 20 May, promises even more "interesting times" in relations across the Taiwan Strait, writes John West.
Tsai Ing-wen won Taiwan's presidential elections on 16 January 2016 as a representative of the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). China's communist government has always had a deep allergy to the DPP since it regards Taiwan as a renegade province which must be reunified with the mainland under the banner of its "one-China policy".
Beijing has long threatened military intervention should Taiwan seek to declare independence. It has also applied great pressure on the international community to accept its one-China policy. This means that Taiwan has formal diplomatic relations with very few countries (22 small, poor countries at last count), and is shut out of most international organisations and free trade agreements.
A history of testy relations between Beijing and Taipei gave way to a "golden age" under the presidency of Ma Ying-jeou of the Kuomintang (KMT) party from 2008 to 2016. Many official agreements were signed. Trade and investment boomed, as did the number of Chinese tourists visiting Taiwan. A key to this golden age was Taiwan's acceptance of the "1992 Consensus" by which both sides commit to the principle of one China, even if they may interpret that principle differently.
The victory of Tsai Ing-wen was a defiance of Beijing's playbook. Taiwan's citizens should have appreciated the benefits of closer economic and person-to-person linkages under the KMT. But in reality, Taiwan's citizens, especially its youth, were frustrated with the country's weak economy, poor job prospects, and rising inequality under the KMT, and were also very wary about China's undue influence on Taiwan.
The vast majority of Taiwanese citizens now feel a greater attachment to their distinct Taiwanese identity rather than to a Chinese identity. Ironically, the increase in person-to-person contacts between China and Taiwan seems to have emphasized their differences for the Taiwanese.
Through the presidential election campaign and subsequently, Tsai Ing-wen has refused to adhere to the 1992 Consensus and say that Taiwan and China are part of one country. Rather, she has tried to dance a fine line between the pro-independence elements from her party, and the incessant demands from Beijing that she commit to the one-China policy. Her usual formulation is that she supports the "status quo", meaning neither independence nor reunification, a position which is supported by the majority of Taiwanese people.
But this is not good enough for Beijing which does not trust Tsai Ing-wen and the DPP. Beijing continues trying to bully her into formally accepting the 1992 Consensus on one-China. Indeed, the long period between the elections and Tsai Ing-wen's inauguration has provided Beijing with plenty of opportunities to tighten the screws on Taiwan. President Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders have been employing "megaphone diplomacy" through various speeches telling Tsai Ing-wen what she must do.
Most significantly, Beijing broke a diplomatic truce to not steal away Taiwan's diplomatic allies when it established diplomatic relations with Gambia, a small African country, with which Taiwan used to have diplomatic relations. China also succeeded in pressuring Kenya and Malaysia to repatriate to China, not back to their home territory, a number of Taiwanese citizens accused of defrauding Chinese citizens.
Invitations for Taiwan to attend recent World Health Organisation and OECD meetings have reportedly been withheld due to political interference by China. China has also sharply reduced the number of mainland tourists visiting Taiwan, and suspended a program that gave Taiwanese milkfish farmers preferential access to the Chinese market.
A continuation of such trends could inflict great pain on Taiwan. It would greatly undermine the government of Tsai Ing-wen, which is clearly Beijing's intention. But it may also stiffen the backbone of Taiwanese citizens, especially its youth, some of whom occupied the national parliament ("the sunflower movement") for three weeks in 2014 to block the approval of a services free trade agreement with China. It is certainly no way to win the hearts and minds of the people of Taiwan.
With a little bit of creativity and flexibility, China and Taiwan should be able to find a formula that both could accept, and that respects Taiwan's democratic processes and public opinion. But in President Xi Jinping's China, this may not happen. Stubborn domination through hard power is China's playbook today.
The world is now waiting to hear what Tsai Ing-wen will say, if anything, about relations with China in her inauguration speech on Friday 20 May — and then to see what China does next.
Originally published on LinkedIn.
Tagged BEIJING, China, john west, Kuomintang, Ma Ying-jeou, Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen
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For some time now, we've heard about "food deserts," those areas of Chicago and other cities where there is little to no access to healthy food such as fruit and vegetables. In food deserts, access to food within walking distance of residents homes is often limited to convenience store sand gas stations. this means feeding a family requires a car ride or public transportation ride to a grocery store outside the neighborhood or a dinner of potato chips pop and candy. Public health officials and groups like Building a Healthier Chicago, are working on improving the options for "food desert" areas by helping plant community gardens, creating farmers markets and providing nutritional education. Now the home delivery grocery service, Peapod, provides a 2010 alternative for families needing healthy food in food deserts–Peapod brings the food to the neighborhood! Read more about PeaPod new offerings in Chicago areas considered food deserts here.
But food deserts are not only found in low-income neighborhoods. You may have a food desert in your own home! How can this be? Well, if the majority if your food is frozen, sodium-laced dinners like TV dinners, if your shelves are stocked with many packaged products with high fructose corn sweeteners, high sodium, partially hydrogenated oils (aka trans fats) and if your refrigerator is full of corn sweetened soda pop and juices, you may be under nourishing yourself and your family.
When I was growing up, my mom was so proud that she could afford to feed her family the latest new convenience foods. As a mom and a nurse, she tried to give us what she thought was healthy food. In my childhood (lo so many years ago, but long after fire was invented), TV dinners were a hot new thang. Tang tasted odd, but the astronauts drank it, so it must be good. Canned vegetables meant we could eat veggies year round. (Versus in my mom's day when she could only get veggies and fruit in season.) Hamburger Helper did help my working mom. Shake and Bake Chicken, Rice a Roni, all these were staples in our kitchen. My mother and other working parents did the best they can to feed their children what they believed was healthy food. At the time all theses products came out, my mother thought she as feeding us the very best there was to offer her family. Years later, after childhood and adult obesity has become a national health crisis, we learn that all that new and exciting packaged, astronaut-endorsed food was not so healthy for us. Yet old habits are hard to break. And high fat, high sodium, high sugary foods taste great and are addicting.
If the majority of food in your home is heavily processed and you have few or no fresh fruit or vegetables, you are living in your own food desert. Don't despair though, help is one the way!
What can you do to change your home from a food desert to a food oasis?
• Reduce your purchase and family consumption of processed foods. Processed foods are usually found in the center aisle of the grocery store. When you read the label, even if the box says "NO trans Fats", if you see "partially hydrogenated oil" or any kind of fat that is hydrogenated at all, that food has trans fats in it. The FDA allows manufacturers to label a food Trans fat-free if a single servicing size has less than .5 grams of trans fats in it. So, if a servicing size is half a cookie, then the whole cookie could have 1 gram of trans fat. The labeling and serving size restriction is easy to circumvent by food manufacturers. Savvy shoppers know to read the label and look for the words "partially hydrogenated" versus the big "Trans Fat Free" label, which often is meaningless as you can see by my illustration.
• Increase your purchase and consumption of fresh fruit and vegetables. This is difficult for many people because they lack the skills to cook and prepare fresh veggies. Fruit is easier to serve and prepare. Most fruit can be eaten by itself. Apples, pears, peaches, bananas, even watermelon needs little to no preparation beyond washing to outer skin. But small children (and even many adults) used to sugary foods, may have a hard time switching to the real thing: Fresh fruit. Try fruit bowls with multiple types of fruit. Get in the habit of feeding your children or yourself at least a piece of fruit a day or twice a day. pack a banana for lunch or apple or pair. Fill a ziplock baggie with a serving of dried fruit like raisins and almonds or pecans.
An easy and super healthy way to prepare vegetables is by steaming them. Use a small stainless steel veggie steamer (which you can get a Target or Kmart or Bed Bath and Beyond for about $5.00) to cook your veggies without leaching out a lot of the valuable nutrients. brocoli, asparagus, zucchini, even spinich quick quickly in a vegetable steamer. If you or your family can't stomach veggies alone, put a small, very very small amount of butter (a sliver not a pat of butter) or olive oil on the veggies to season them. (Over time reduce the amount of butter or oil you use as you become more accustomed to the taste of fresh steamed veggies).
• Eliminate soda pop from your diet and your family's diet. I know this is a tough one for many people. But soda pop is simply sugary water. Highly sugary water at that. "Diet" sodas are not much better for you. The number one drink for hydration, health and great skin is, water. Not juice, not beer, not tonic water. Just plain water. If you or your family have a hard time drinking plain old water, try adding a squeeze of lemon juice or lime juice for flavor. If you must have some sweetener, stir in a bit of real sugar, not corn syrup-sweetened soda!
• Try serving a meatless meal from time to time (especially, if your dinner menu tends to be meat and potatoes). Meatless does NOT have to be tasteless. A dinner of rice and beans is high in protean and can be favored with a variety of spices to increase the taste. Falafel, a Middle Eastern staple, is a fried pattie made of spices and garbanzo beans. That may not SOUND appetizing, but try it out before you pass it up!
• Try baking snacks from scratch. Do it yourself, "Lara bars" are easy to make and super healthy. If you must have cookies or cakes, make them yourself at home instead of from a box or bought from a store. Sorry Sara Lee and Entenmann's but there is no substitute for homemade. And by making goodies at home you teach your kids to cook, can control the ingredients, and can spend some quality time with your family. If you don't have time to cook during the week, make it a regular family weekend event!
Share your food desert transformation stories with us in the comment section!


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San Angelo art set to pop in Texas Highways Magazine — here's where to get a copy
San Angelo's newest art exhibit is set to make an appearance in Texas Highways Magazine in January. Here's the details on where to get it.
San Angelo art set to pop in Texas Highways Magazine — here's where to get a copy San Angelo's newest art exhibit is set to make an appearance in Texas Highways Magazine in January. Here's the details on where to get it. Check out this story on gosanangelo.com: https://www.gosanangelo.com/story/entertainment/2019/12/17/san-angelo-art-set-appear-texas-highways-magazine-details-here/2667894001/
Alana Edgin, San Angelo Standard-Times Published 11:30 a.m. CT Dec. 17, 2019 | Updated 1:21 p.m. CT Dec. 17, 2019
The Pop Art Museum, 125 W. Twohig, features over 50 pieces of art from San Angelo artists. (Photo: Rosanna Aguilera / San Angelo Standard-Times)
SAN ANGELO — San Angelo artwork is set to pop into the first 2020 issue of Texas Highways Magazine, according to a Facebook post from Art in Uncommon Places.
The feature focuses on the Pop Art Museum, 125 W. Twohig Ave., which has vibrant work from local artists inspired by pop artists. Once a historic bowling alley, the previously empty lot transformed into an open-air art museum in late October 2019.
More: Here's a sneak peak at San Angelo's Pop Art Museum and the story behind it
Art in Uncommon Places, a non-profit set on beautifying San Angelo in local art, worked on the project after the successful launch of Paintbrush Alley.
"We got the most wonderful response, more than anything else we've done in all these years (on Paintbrush Alley)," said Joy Thomas, co-director of Art in Uncommon Places with Julie Raymond, in a previous interview. "As soon as Paintbrush Alley was over, we were searching for another alley."
More: Over nine decades of San Angelo and Hollywood ties begins in 1924 and keeps rolling
The Pop Art Museum pieces will have QR codes to scan that will give information about the art and artist. (Photo: Rosanna Aguilera / San Angelo Standard-Times)
Similar to Paintbrush Alley, each art piece has a QR code to reveal more about the work and artist. With over 50 pieces of art, it has become a destination for art enthusiasts.
Texas Highways Magazine also mentions Paintbrush Alley in the article.
Texas Highways Magazine is a monthly publicatiothat highlights the stories of Texas.
A year-long subscription is available on Amazon and the Texas Highways website for $24.95. Single issues are available at H-E-B locations and other stores that sell Texas Highways Magazine by month.
Alana Edgin is a journalist covering Crime and Courts in West Texas. Send her a news tip at aedgin@gannett.com. Consider supporting West Texas journalism with a subscription to GoSanAngelo.com.
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Soil sampling for proper landscape management
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In the summer of 2013 I had the opportunity to spend a week at a dog training camp with my in-laws, who are dog breeders and trainers.
Lukas (in blue) and Honza (in yellow) are actually the top military and police dog trainers in Czech Republic, and they personally train a large number of the police dogs in North America as well as Europe!
At the camp they taught basic obedience as well as some advanced defense training. Many people in Europe train their dogs to protect them from potential threats, in the same way they train police dogs.
It's really interesting to watch these guys work, they put so much effort into their 'performance' to make the dog want to bite them!
I made a joke that I'd love to try it, assuming it was far too dangerous for them to allow it. But this isn't Canada.. earlier that day I had my beer served by a 6 year old..
They let me try it with a regular dog, thinking that would be enough.. but I was too rough with him, so Lukas went and got the beautiful German Shepard police dog he has been personally training! I was told she was tougher than me, and could easily overpower me..
There is actually more to it then just sticking out your arm and letting a dog bite you. When they are running at you from a distance, they build up A LOT of speed. The trick is to turn your body WHILE the dog is biting you, to transfer their forward movement into a rotational movement, otherwise the dog may break their neck on impact!
Check out some videos on Youtube to watch grown men the size of Lukas get pulled off their feet and spun 360 degrees!


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Earth Gen Biofuel Inc.'s 2022 Operating Review of Home Manufacturing Operations
Earth Gen-BioFuel Inc.
Salem, Oregon, Dec. 06, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Earth Gen-Biofuel Inc. (OTC:EGBB) 2022 has been a transitional year for Earth Gen Biofuel Inc. ("EGBB") and its 100% owned manufacturing operation International Housing Concepts Inc. ("IHC"). During 2022 the company expanded its management team and workforce to support 2022's and 2023's anticipated growth in production and sales.
Management prepared for 2022 by building its customer base and expanding its product line of Park Model RVs designed for the Pacific Northwest. Models now include homes designed for Ski Resorts as well as unique finishes for homes delivered to Southwest Desert locations. IHC added designs that meet HUD Coded requirements for building residential communities. These new models are adding to a growing list of contracted sales with over 57 homes under contract that is the basis for discussions for larger purchase orders scheduled for completion in 2023 and 2024.
During 2022, IHC continued to add new customers in Oregon, Washington, Nevada, California and Arizona. These include developers and retail dealers. Based on the rapidly growing demand for ADUs, the Company is adding to its sales team to create a network of Dealers, Contractors and City Support Groups specializing in ADUs (Auxiliary Dwelling Units) often referred to as "Granny Flat". The team is focused on regions where there is strong support for using ADUs to help to resolve the continued challenges many are facing with regards to affordable housing. In 2022, the Company's retail dealers provided IHC with over $6 million in new orders, while community developers increased IHC orders in 2022 to approximately $12 million.
Scott DeBo, IHC President stated, "Achieving our goals for growth in 2022 validates the Company's business model and position within the manufactured home industry. IHC is building homes for some of the country's largest retailers and community developers. Meeting the needs of these large knowledgeable customers further verifies our business model. The demand for our homes under 1000 square feet and targeted at the 70% portion of manufactured home buyers has been a key to building our operation.'" Mr. DeBo added, "We continue be focused on building our management team and workforce. We believe that the hard work and dedication of our team to Company goals has been the strength of our success and will continue to allow IHC to expand operations to new regions of the US."
IHC added the services of an outside accounting consulting group and a CFO. The accounting group has implemented accounting systems needed to manage the additional complexities of the increased level of operations. In July, IHC named Sean Bryant CFO. IHC also added a home production and systems advisor in Phoenix, and a Business Development consultant on the East Coast. IHC's plans for operations in 2023 include expanding and diversifying our customer base. IHC's expansion model is based on first creating order flow in a new region. IHC starts by increasing orders at existing factories that can be partially directed to the new factory to add to the first several years of production and sales. Operations over the last three years provides the experience to know what is needed to plan for successful expansion of new operations. IHC's team understands that each new region will require paying attention to the uniqueness of each new region and possible new operating challenges.
All manufacturing is presently being completed at IHC's Salem, Oregon 69,000 square foot facility, which has been upgraded to increase production in 2023 to up to 24 homes per month. Expanded production will allow the Company to continue to meet sales orders for existing customers and manage the order flow from new dealers and development projects. IHC has been planning a new factory facility in Phoenix, Arizona to meet order demand from customers in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and the market for ADUs in Southern California.
Production in 2023 includes Nevada homes under contract that are going to be manufactured as part of a multiphase project that the developer has indicated could include over 300 homes, as well as a diverse group of clients in the Pacific Northwest, Arizona and California.
Earth Gen-Biofuel Inc. produces manufactured homes under the corporate name International Housing Concepts Inc. Our goal is not just building housing but creating living environments that meet the needs of owners and enhance the concept of comfortable living in a sustainable and manageable space. Earth Gen Biofuel Inc.'s wholly owned manufacturing subsidiary, International Housing Concepts Inc. is rapidly becoming one of America's premier builders of manufactured homes of under 1000 square feet. The new designs introduced in 2022, include larger homes from 425 to 980 square feet, and include ski chalets, 4 star resort cabins and homes with upgrade designs that recognize local environments.
The Company's sales are currently focused in the Pacific Northwest and the Southwest. Sales efforts are concentrated on developers of Land-Lease residential communities and retail dealers selling to individual customers. IHC prides itself on working closely with its developer clients and working with retailers to understand home buying trends of consumers in our target market. IHC creates products that match their vision for their communities and needs of residents.
The Company's main manufacturing facility is in Salem, Oregon. The Company is targeting the domestic housing solutions for broad segments of the market for homes under 1000 square feet. The company sells its products to Residential Communities, RV Parks, campgrounds and retail dealers who provide home owners with back yard auxiliary living spaces. The goal is to deliver high quality homes that employ technology that works for owners of our homes and that meet the requirements of sustainability for our environment and the locations where our homes form new communities.
Forward-Looking Statement
This press release may contain "forward-looking" information within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. In accordance with the safe harbor provisions of this Act, statements contained herein that look forward in time that include everything other than historical information, involve risks and uncertainties that may affect the Company's actual results. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and there are a number of important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements made by the Company, including, but not limited to, plans and objectives of management for future operations or products, the market acceptance or future success of our products, and our future financial performance. Further caution is given as the Company is current with its disclosure requirements with the publication of its disclosure information and unaudited financial statements on the OTC Markets information pages. Other public disclosures that may be required by other investor regulatory organizations may be limited based on current level of disclosure available to investors adding additional risk to potential investors.
View our homes at www.homesfromIHC.com
Scott DeBo, President of Earth Gen Biofuel Inc.
info@earthgenbiofuel.com
Hotwire Global Communications Launches Growth Team Helmed by Chief Growth Officer Laura Macdonald
NEW YORK & SAN FRANCISCO, February 01, 2023--Hotwire, the global technology communications consultancy, today announced the launch of its Global Growth Team to be led by Laura Macdonald, who has been promoted to the role of Chief Growth Officer from her former role of co-president of North America. This newly created team will be responsible for Hotwire's expansion in both services offered and the company's global growth.
Hotwire Global Communications Promotes Heather Craft to CEO, North America
NEW YORK & SAN FRANCISCO, February 01, 2023--Hotwire, the global technology communications consultancy, today announced that Heather Craft has been appointed to lead the North America business as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Previously, the role was shared with co-president Laura Macdonald. Macdonald will now lead a newly created Global Growth Team within Hotwire as Chief Growth Officer.
Could Intel's Future Data Center Products Bring the Turning Point Investors Need?
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Chrishell Stause and G Flip Recall 'Heavy' Early Days of Romance: 'An Unbelievable Flood of Trolling'
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Netflix reveals details about crackdown on password sharing
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The United States opened an embassy in the Solomon Islands on Thursday in its latest move to counter China's push into the Pacific. The embassy is starting small, with a chargé d'affaires, a couple of State Department staff and a handful of local employees. The U.S. previously operated an embassy in the Solomon Islands for five years before closing it in 1993 as part of a global reduction in diplomatic posts after the end of the Cold War.
Quadient Introduces iX-1 Postage Meter in U.S. for Small Business and Home Offices
Quadient Introduces iX-1 Postage Meter in U.S. for Small Business and Home Offices Milford, CT - February 1, 2023 Quadient (Euronext Paris: QDT), a leader in helping businesses create meaningful customer connections through digital and physical channels, announces the general availability in the U.S. of the Quadient iX-1 postage meter, a compact yet powerful mailing system that combines mail and parcel processing into one user-friendly solution designed for the small office environment. The iX-1
The Worldwide Robots Industry is Expected to Reach $75 Billion by 2026
Dublin, Feb. 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Analyzing the Global Robots Industry 2022" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. In 2020, the global market for robots was valued at just over USD 25 billion, and it is expected to grow rapidly to reach nearly USD 75 billion by the end of 2026, with the industrial robots segment continuing to be the largest segment, followed by professional service robots. Robotics has been breaking out of the niche markets it had been shunted
Platform Engineering Company Jetpack.io Launches to Help Developers Write Sophisticated Cloud Apps at Scale Without Having to Learn Complex Technologies, Raises $10 Million in Seed Funding From Coatue and GV
Provides Easy-to-Use "Building Blocks" for Building and Scaling Apps; Unveils Managed Service Offering for Devbox, Its Popular Open Source Product That Received 1000 GitHub Stars on Its First Day of ReleaseOAKLAND, Calif., Feb. 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today Jetpack.io formally launched with Devbox Cloud, a managed service offering for Devbox. Devbox lets developers define development environments by declaring which tools they want to use once – it then perfectly recreates those environments


University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) School of Nursing alumna Phyllis N. Horns, PhD, MPH, RN, FAAN, Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences at East Carolina University, has been awarded the North Carolina Hospital Association's 2016 Meritorious Service Award.
Horns received the award in July at the NCHA Summer Membership Meeting in Pinehurst, North Carolina, where she was recognized for her contributions to advancing excellence in patient care, education, and research.
She has served as Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences at ECU since 2009, a responsibility that includes oversight of the Brody School of Medicine, College of Nursing, College of Allied Health Sciences, School of Dental Medicine, William E. Laupus Health Sciences Library, East Carolina Heart Institute, East Carolina Diabetes and Obesity Institute, and the North Carolina Agromedicine Institute. Prior to her appointment, Horns was the longest-serving dean in the history of the ECU College of Nursing, from 1990 to 2009.
Horns is a PhD graduate of the UAB School of Nursing. During her career, she has been president of the Council on Collegiate Education for Nursing, Southeastern Regional Education Board; president and board member of the North Carolina Council of Deans; and treasurer of the North Carolina Institute of Medicine. In 2011, she was honored as the ECU College of Nursing Distinguished Alumni and inducted into the College of Nursing Hall of Fame. She was selected as a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing in 2001, served on the National League for Nursing board of directors, chaired the NLN Accrediting Commission and chaired the NC Center for Nursing board.
In October 2010, Horns was named one of the UAB School of Nursing's 60 original Visionary Leaders, nursing pioneers who have left an indelible mark on the profession, and honored at its 60th Anniversary.


A string of showers and powerful winds will sweep across Central Florida on Sunday, abandoning a chilly front into subsequent week, the Nationwide Weather Service in Melbourne stated.
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Richard Kelly Joins us at NorCalREIA!
Richard Kelly is an investor who's grown his real estate business in the Bay Area – all within 30-minutes of his home. His focus is doing real estate right: keeping it simple and profitable. In the past year he's turned deals that have generated over $1 million in profit and equity, as well and as adding properties that will reap passive income for years to come. He started only 7 years ago without any money for investment.
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Richard's been a full-time real estate investor for the past seven years. Before switching into investment, Mr. Kelly worked was a journalist for 12 years. He has a BA in Economics and an MBA in Finance.
Richard Kelly is an investor who's grown his real estate business right here in the Bay Area – all within 30-minutes of his home. His focus is doing real estate right: keeping it simple and profitable. In the past year he's turned deals that have generated over $1,000,000 in profit and equity as well and as adding properties that will reap passive income for years to come. He started only 7 years ago without any money for investment.
He will teach how you can get in the game and stay in it for the long haul.
Richard has been a full-time real estate investor for the past seven years. Before switching into investment, Mr. Kelly worked was a journalist for 12 years.


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Anton Grünn (* 11. Juni 1787 in Wien; † 31. Dezember 1865 ebenda) war ein österreichischer Stadtbaumeister.

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Anton Grünn war der Sohn des Hausmeisters und Zimmermannsgesellen Johann Baptist Grünn und dessen Frau Klara, geborene Schulz. Er heiratete 1813 Maria Magdalena Bartl, wobei in der Trauungsmatrik zu lesen ist, dass Grünn zuvor in Tyrnau als Maurer und Stadtbaumeister tätig gewesen sein soll – eine Information, die sich sonst nicht belegen lässt. Jedenfalls erhielt er 1828 in Wien die Baumeisterkonzession, wurde Bürger von Wien und in die Bau- und Steinmetzmeister-Genossenschaft aufgenommen. In der Folge führte er 30 Jahre lang ein erfolgreiches Bauunternehmen nach dem Tod von Alois Hildwein als Witwenbetrieb weiter, mit dem er sowohl Entwürfe anderer Architekten ausführte, als auch Umbauten an vielen bestehenden Gebäuden vornahm und auch nach eigenen Entwürfen baute.

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Anton Grünn war einer der meistbeschäftigten Baumeister in der Zeit des Vormärz in Wien und seinen Vorstädten. Er beschäftigte sich fast ausschließlich mit dem Bau von Miethäusern, die er ohne große künstlerische Ansprüche, dem Gebot der Zeit gemäß, in einfacher und kostengünstiger Weise als Nutzbauten errichtete.

 Miethaus, Wien 1, Blumenstockgasse 1 / Rauhensteingasse 1 / Weihburggasse 6 (1828)
 Miethaus, Wien 1, Göttweihergasse 2 / Spiegelgasse 9 / Seilergasse 10 (nicht ausgeführte Pläne von Jakob Hainz) (1828–1830)
 Miethaus, Wien 5, Heumühlgasse 17 / Rechte Wienzeile 35 (Fassade abgeschlossen) (1829)
 Miethaus, Wien 5, Wehrgasse 30 (Fassade abgeschlossen) (1830)
 Wohnhaus, Wien 5, Wehrgasse 26 (1830)
 Miethaus, Wien 7, Siebensterngasse 3 (1831)
 Miethaus "Zum Pilger", Wien 5, Mittersteig 22 / Ziegelofengasse 8a (1831)
 ehemaliges Palais Dobner-Dobenau / Palais Hohenlohe, Wien 4, Theresianumgasse 33 (Straßen- und rechter Hoftrakt; später Umgestaltung und Neufassadierung) (1831–1832)
 Haus "Zum goldenen Faßl", Wien 4, Wiedner Hauptstraße 94 / Nikolsdorfer Gasse 2 (1974 demoliert) (1833)
 Klavierfabrik und Wohngebäude "Streicherhof", Wien 3, Ungargasse 27 (später mehrere Erweiterungen und Veränderungen) (1836)
 Miethaus "Zu den 7 Sternen", Wien 1, Sterngasse 2 / Judengasse 9 (1837–1838)
 Miethaus "Zum weißen Stern", Wien 7, Gutenberggasse 21 (1839)
 Miethaus mit Café Eiles, Wien 8, Lenaugasse 2 / Josefstädter Straße 2 / Landesgerichtsstraße 1 (1839)
 Miethäuser, Wien 8, Lenaugasse 14 / Schmidgasse 6 (1839)
 Miethaus, Wien 8, Lenaugasse 16 (1839)
 Miethaus, Wien 8, Lenaugasse 18 / Tulpengasse 5 (1839)
 Miethaus, Wien 2, Weintraubengasse 19 / Rotensterngasse 30 (1841)
 Miethaus, Wien 2, Lilienbrunngasse 8 (nicht erhalten) (1841)
 Miethaus, Wien 4, Goldeggasse 21 (1841)
 Miethaus, Wien 2, Obere Donaustraße 51 (nicht erhalten) (1842)
 Miethaus, Wien 9, Beethovengasse 6–8 (1842)
 Miethaus, Wien 1, Landhausgasse 4 / Minoritenplatz 6 (1843)
 Miethäuser, Wien 3, Eslarngasse 26 und 28 (1843)
 Miethaus, Wien 4, Heumühlgasse 18 (1843)
 Miethaus, Wien 4, Wiedner Hauptstraße 37 (Umgestaltung des 1775 erbauten Hauses) (1843)
 Miethaus, Wien 8, Laudongasse 10 (1843)
 Freiherrlich Kirchbergsches Stiftungshaus, Wien 8, Laudongasse 2–4 / Schlösselgasse 17 (1844)
 Miethaus, Wien 8, Laudongasse 6 (1846 Änderungen von Reymund) (1844)
 Miethaus "Zum Belvedere", Wien 4, Karolinengasse 12 / Mommsengasse 11 (vor 2002 demoliert) (1844)
 Miethaus, Wien 4, Favoritenstraße 27–27a / Karolinengasse 35 (1844)
 Wohnhaus, Wien 4, Karolinengasse 38 (durch Bomben zerstört) (1844)
 Miethaus "Zur Heumühle", Wien 4, Heumühlgasse 9 / Schönbrunner Straße 2 (im Hof Mühlengebäude stark verändert erhalten) (1844)
 Miethaus, Wien 8, Skodagasse 17 (1846)
 Miethaus, Wien 4, Elisabethplatz 2 / Karolinengasse 18 (Anbau) (1846)
 Miethaus, Wien 4, Rechte Wienzeile 21 / Schikanedergasse 14 (als Baumeister, Pläne wahrscheinlich von Ludwig Förster und Theophil von Hansen) (1846)
 Wohn- und Geschäftshaus, Wien 1, Wollzeile 1 / Rotenturmstraße 4 (1907/08 Umbau von Ernst Gotthilf) (1848)
 Miethäuser, Wien 3, Beatrixgasse 5–7 / Ungargasse 7 (1936 durch Neubau ersetzt) (1850)
 Palais Schlick, Wien 9, Türkenstraße 25 (als Baumeister, Entwurf Carl Tietz) (1856)
 Anton Drehersches Bierlager "Schwechater Hof", Wien 3, Landstraßer Hauptstraße 97–101 (1887–1890 Ausbauten und Veränderungen von Ferdinand Dehm und Franz Olbricht) (1858)
 Miethauskomplex, Wien 3, Ungargasse 69 / Juchgasse 67a (nicht erhalten) (1859)
 Miethaus, Wien 4, Favoritenstraße 10 / Mozartgasse 1 (Umbauten des 1798 erbauten Hauses) (1859 und 1861)

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Ashley stated earlier this week that he has never been closer to selling Newcastle.
Tommy Cassidy has told LoveSport Radio that Newcastle United players have told him that they know they need new players in January, but do not believe owner Mike Ashley will provide any investment.
Newcastle have pushed themselves into a much more respectable 14th place after picking up 10 points from the last possible 15, but beforehand things looked a lot darker.
The club have managed to score just 12 goals in 15 Premier League games, while a new left-back, central midfielder, number 10 and a winger are positions that fans want to see strengthened.
Owner Mike Ashley told fans that he has never been closer to selling the club, but former Toon star Cassidy said that players have told him they do not expect Ashley to fund new signings in the January transfer window.
"I go over to the training ground now and again," Cassidy said. "Even the players of today know they need players in. It's not very often in the past where players have attacked each other.
"But some of the Newcastle players who play today have told me they need three or four players in, but they don't think the chairman will pay the money for them. So that's a negative which frightens me.
"A couple of bad results and we could struggle badly for the rest of the season."
Newcastle are reportedly close to completing the signing of playmaker Miguel Almiron from MLS outfit Atalanta United, with a fee touted at around the £15million mark - the biggest under Rafa Benitez's tenure.
It remains to be seen if Ashley will still be the club's owner come the start of the January window, with the Sports Direct mogul claiming in the interview that he could sell up by the end of December.
Newcastle are next in action against newly-promoted Wolverhampton Wanderers at St. James' Park on Saturday, in what could prove to be a crucial clash at the bottom of the table.


The term 'thigmotaxis' is used in biology and behavioural studies to describe a response to the touch of the external surface of an object. Thigmotaxic movement involves skirting the periphery of spaces whist using touch and haptic awareness to navigate. It is the movement of climbers and parkour traceurs. Erin's film Thigmotaxis is a manifesto of city and suburban transgression through bouldering and parkour - which plays out to heart-racing effect with a polyrhythmic percussive soundscape. Coates draws on her background in urban climbing and her interest in architecture to provide new perspectives into Perth's built environs. Filmed over a series of early-morning guerilla-style interventions with the city's public art and architecture, Thigmotaxis brings together collaborations with climbers, parkour traceurs, and sound and video artists.


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#ifndef __MANROLAND_MPC52XX__COMMON_H
#define __MANROLAND_MPC52XX__COMMON_H

/*
 * High Level Configuration Options
 * (easy to change)
 */
#define CONFIG_MPC5xxx		1	/* This is an MPC5xxx CPU		*/
#define CONFIG_MPC5200		1	/* (more precisely an MPC5200 CPU)	*/

#define CONFIG_SYS_MPC5XXX_CLKIN	33000000 /* ... running at 33.000000MHz	*/

#define CONFIG_HIGH_BATS	1	/* High BATs supported 			*/

/*
 * Serial console configuration
 */
#define CONFIG_PSC_CONSOLE	1	/* console is on PSC1	*/
#define CONFIG_SYS_BAUDRATE_TABLE	{ 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200,\
					 230400 }

#if (CONFIG_SYS_TEXT_BASE == 0xFFF00000) /* Boot low */
#   define CONFIG_SYS_LOWBOOT		1
#endif

/*
 * IPB Bus clocking configuration.
 */
#define CONFIG_SYS_IPBCLK_EQUALS_XLBCLK		/* define for 133MHz speed */

/*
 * I2C configuration
 */
#define CONFIG_HARD_I2C		1	/* I2C with hardware support */
#define CONFIG_SYS_I2C_MODULE		2	/* Select I2C module #1 or #2 */

#define CONFIG_SYS_I2C_SPEED		100000 /* 100 kHz */
#define CONFIG_SYS_I2C_SLAVE		0x7F

/*
 * EEPROM configuration
 */
#define CONFIG_SYS_I2C_EEPROM_ADDR		0x58
#define CONFIG_SYS_I2C_EEPROM_ADDR_LEN		1
#define CONFIG_SYS_EEPROM_PAGE_WRITE_BITS	4
#define CONFIG_SYS_EEPROM_PAGE_WRITE_DELAY_MS	10

/*
 * RTC configuration
 */
#define CONFIG_RTC_PCF8563
#define CONFIG_SYS_I2C_RTC_ADDR		0x51

/* I2C SYSMON (LM75) */
#define CONFIG_DTT_LM81			1	/* ON Semi's LM75	*/
#define CONFIG_DTT_SENSORS		{0}	/* Sensor addresses	*/
#define CONFIG_SYS_DTT_MAX_TEMP		70
#define CONFIG_SYS_DTT_LOW_TEMP		-30
#define CONFIG_SYS_DTT_HYSTERESIS		3

/*
 * Flash configuration
 */
#define CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_BASE		0xFF800000

#define CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_SIZE		0x00800000 /* 8 MByte */

#define CONFIG_ENV_ADDR		(CONFIG_SYS_TEXT_BASE+0x40000) /* second sector */
#define CONFIG_SYS_MAX_FLASH_BANKS	1	/* max num of flash banks
					   (= chip selects) */
#define CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_ERASE_TOUT	240000	/* Flash Erase Timeout [ms]*/
#define CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_WRITE_TOUT	500	/* Flash Write Timeout [ms]*/

#define CONFIG_FLASH_CFI_DRIVER
#define CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_CFI
#define CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_EMPTY_INFO
#define CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_CFI_AMD_RESET

/*
 * Environment settings
 */
#define CONFIG_ENV_IS_IN_FLASH	1
#define CONFIG_ENV_SIZE		0x4000
#define CONFIG_ENV_OFFSET_REDUND   (CONFIG_ENV_OFFSET+CONFIG_ENV_SECT_SIZE)
#define CONFIG_ENV_SIZE_REDUND     (CONFIG_ENV_SIZE)

/*
 * Memory map
 */
#define CONFIG_SYS_MBAR		0xF0000000
#define CONFIG_SYS_DEFAULT_MBAR	0x80000000

#define CONFIG_SYS_GBL_DATA_OFFSET	(CONFIG_SYS_INIT_RAM_SIZE -\
					 GENERATED_GBL_DATA_SIZE)
#define CONFIG_SYS_INIT_SP_OFFSET	CONFIG_SYS_GBL_DATA_OFFSET

#define CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_BASE		0x00000000
#define CONFIG_SYS_SRAM_BASE	0x80100000	/* CS 1 */
#define CONFIG_SYS_DISPLAY_BASE	0x80600000	/* CS 3 */

/* Settings for XLB = 132 MHz */
#define SDRAM_DDR	 1
#define SDRAM_MODE      0x018D0000
#define SDRAM_EMODE     0x40090000
#define SDRAM_CONTROL   0x714f0f00
#define SDRAM_CONFIG1   0x73722930
#define SDRAM_CONFIG2   0x47770000
#define SDRAM_TAPDELAY  0x10000000

/* Use ON-Chip SRAM until RAM will be available */
#define CONFIG_SYS_INIT_RAM_ADDR	MPC5XXX_SRAM
#ifdef CONFIG_POST
/* preserve space for the post_word at end of on-chip SRAM */
#define CONFIG_SYS_INIT_RAM_SIZE	MPC5XXX_SRAM_POST_SIZE
#else
#define CONFIG_SYS_INIT_RAM_SIZE	MPC5XXX_SRAM_SIZE
#endif

#define CONFIG_SYS_MONITOR_BASE    CONFIG_SYS_TEXT_BASE
#if (CONFIG_SYS_MONITOR_BASE < CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_BASE)
#   define CONFIG_SYS_RAMBOOT		1
#endif

#define CONFIG_SYS_MONITOR_LEN		(192 << 10)
#define CONFIG_SYS_MALLOC_LEN		(512 << 10)
#define CONFIG_SYS_BOOTMAPSZ		(8 << 20)

/*
 * Ethernet configuration
 */
#define CONFIG_MPC5xxx_FEC	1
#define CONFIG_MPC5xxx_FEC_MII100
#define CONFIG_PHY_ADDR		0x00
#define CONFIG_MII		1

/*use  Hardware WDT */
#define CONFIG_HW_WATCHDOG

#define CONFIG_SYS_HZ			1000	/* decrementer freq: 1 ms ticks */

#define CONFIG_SYS_CACHELINE_SIZE	32	/* For MPC5xxx CPUs		*/
#if defined(CONFIG_CMD_KGDB)
#  define CONFIG_SYS_CACHELINE_SHIFT	5	/* log base 2 of the above value*/
#endif

/*
 * Various low-level settings
 */
#define CONFIG_SYS_HID0_INIT		HID0_ICE | HID0_ICFI
#define CONFIG_SYS_HID0_FINAL		HID0_ICE

#define CONFIG_SYS_BOOTCS_START	CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_BASE
#define CONFIG_SYS_BOOTCS_SIZE		CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_SIZE
#define CONFIG_SYS_CS0_START		CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_BASE
#define CONFIG_SYS_CS0_SIZE		CONFIG_SYS_FLASH_SIZE

/* 8Mbit SRAM @0x80100000 */
#define CONFIG_SYS_CS1_START		CONFIG_SYS_SRAM_BASE

#define CONFIG_SYS_CS_BURST		0x00000000
#define CONFIG_SYS_CS_DEADCYCLE	0x33333333

/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * IDE/ATA stuff Supports IDE harddisk
 *-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 */

#undef  CONFIG_IDE_8xx_PCCARD		/* Use IDE with PC Card	Adapter	*/

#undef	CONFIG_IDE_8xx_DIRECT		/* Direct IDE    not supported	*/
#undef	CONFIG_IDE_LED			/* LED   for ide not supported	*/

#define CONFIG_SYS_IDE_MAXBUS		1	/* max. 1 IDE bus	*/

#define CONFIG_IDE_PREINIT	1

#define CONFIG_SYS_ATA_IDE0_OFFSET	0x0000

#define CONFIG_SYS_ATA_BASE_ADDR	MPC5XXX_ATA

/* Offset for data I/O			*/
#define CONFIG_SYS_ATA_DATA_OFFSET	(0x0060)

/* Offset for normal register accesses	*/
#define CONFIG_SYS_ATA_REG_OFFSET	(CONFIG_SYS_ATA_DATA_OFFSET)

/* Offset for alternate registers	*/
#define CONFIG_SYS_ATA_ALT_OFFSET	(0x005C)

/* Interval between registers	*/
#define CONFIG_SYS_ATA_STRIDE          4

#define CONFIG_ATAPI            1

#define OF_CPU			"PowerPC,5200@0"
#define OF_SOC			"soc5200@f0000000"
#define OF_TBCLK		(bd->bi_busfreq / 4)
#define OF_STDOUT_PATH		"/soc5200@f0000000/serial@2000"
#define CONFIG_OF_IDE_FIXUP

#endif /* __MANROLAND_MPC52XX__COMMON_H */


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Boris Johnson cleared over burqa comments
Former foreign secretary was 'respectful and tolerant', according to independent panel
Thu 20 Dec 2018 17.31 EST Last modified on Wed 10 Jul 2019 05.38 EDT
Johnson used his Daily Telegraph column to compare women who wear a burqa with letter boxes and bank robbers. Photograph: Toby Melville/Reuters
Boris Johnson has been cleared of breaking the Conservative party's code of conduct over his comments about veiled Muslim women.
An independent panel investigated the former foreign secretary's comments after he used his Daily Telegraph column to suggest women wearing the burqa looked like letter boxes or bank robbers.
His comments triggered a furious response from senior Tories, with demands for an apology from party chairman Brandon Lewis. The panel is understood to have found he was "respectful and tolerant" and was fully entitled to use "satire" to make his point in his column in August.
In the article, Johnson said he felt "fully entitled" to expect women to remove face coverings when talking to him at his MP's surgery. He said schools and universities should be able to take the same approach if a student "turns up ... looking like a bank robber".
Equality watchdog attacks Boris Johnson's 'inflammatory' remarks
Johnson said the burqa was "oppressive" and it was "absolutely ridiculous that people should choose to go around looking like letter boxes". The investigation into whether he broke party rules was triggered automatically after the receipt of a number of complaints over the column.
Friday's Daily Telegraph reported the independent panel, chaired by Naomi Ellenbogen QC, found that while his use of language in the column could be considered "provocative", it would be "unwise to censor excessively the language of party representatives or the use of satire to emphasise a viewpoint, particularly a viewpoint that is not subject to criticism".
It said Tory party rules do not "override an individual's right to freedom of expression".
Allies of Johnson said the panel had cleared him of all claims, and found the article did not foster intolerance. A friend of the former foreign secretary said: "It is welcome news that Boris has rightly been cleared of any breach of the code.
"The panel's ruling completely supported what Boris said from the very beginning – his article did foster respect and tolerance for the wearing of the burqa."
At the height of the row, Johnson won support from Blackadder star Rowan Atkinson, who said the former cabinet minister had made a "pretty good" joke and insisted it was pointless to apologise for joking about religion as it always caused offence.
In a letter to the Times, the Mr Bean actor wrote: "You should really only apologise for a bad joke. On that basis, no apology is required."
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It was an accident, but I just love it! I went around an upcoming new listing today, a very cool mid-century "California Modern," and snapped a few casual pictures with my little old Lumix. They were by no means for publication but just to help my memory as I'm starting to put together some info and description for the brochures.
This one was taken from the outside, through a wall-to-ceiling window. Because of the reflection, I couldn't really see the picture until I downloaded it. And guess what -- the floating ceiling had softly taken off!
One of the revolutionary and enduring principles of 20th century modern architecture is the idea to integrate indoor living space with the surrounding outdoors. I don't think that concept could be illustrated any better than this!


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Das Kabinett Held II bildete vom 31. Juli 1928 bis 10. März 1933 die Landesregierung von Bayern.

Das Kabinett von Epp verdrängte die Regierung Held in den Tagen vom 7. März bis 27. März 1933 von der Macht. Die Reichstagswahl vom 5. März 1933 sah eine Mehrheit der NSDAP. In der Folge setzte Reichsinnenminister Frick am 9. März Franz von Epp zum Reichskommissar in Bayern ein ("zur Erhaltung öffentlicher Sicherheit und Ordnung"). Epp proklamierte am 16. März, er habe nach dem "Rücktritt" Helds nun mit seiner Kommissariatsregierung alle Regierungsmacht übernommen. Held erklärte am 27. März in der Schweiz die Zustimmung zu seiner Absetzung.

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Tracy Brabin is the newly elected Labour MP for Batley and Spen. The Batley and Spen by-election followed the murder of the constituency's MP Jo Cox.
Thank you, Mr Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to make my maiden speech.
The loss of all those deposits on election night confirmed it, and I will stand tall against those whose only mission is to divide our community.
That is the attitude of our constituency. We understand and enjoy our obligations to each other.One special highlight during the election campaign was the Walky Talky community event organised by leaders of all faiths, Kirklees Council and Batley Bulldogs. People of all faith and none walked alongside each other, chatting in the sunshine from the town centre to the rugby stadium. When it was finished, people did not want to leave; they were hanging around, not ready to let this warm moment of community connection end. It was in her maiden speech that Jo said that.
It was true then and it is even more the case now. We will never forget the difference that Jo has made and, through her legacy, continues to make. She was and is unforgettable. One gentleman from the community reflected, "Jo was a small woman with a big kick." I witnessed that kick campaigning alongside Jo and the community to successfully defend Batley and Birstall's local libraries.
This was a personal campaign for me. As a child growing up in a two-bedroomed council flat, those libraries were my solace, and anyone who is a fan of Ken Loach's films will notice that more often than not, the turning point for the hero is always when he or she goes to a library to find the information they need. As the world gets ever more confusing and decisions taken about our lives seem further out of our hands, we need those libraries now more than ever.
I also think back to the time when I was six and our local council prevented my family from becoming homeless. Dad had been unemployed for a while and we had fallen behind in the mortgage repayments, so my mum had to hand back the keys to the building society. We would have been homeless had it not been for the council, who found us a roof over our head. But that was not an act of charity. It was a combination of political will and solidarity from local and nationally elected representatives. Today, there are now 14,000 people on the council house waiting list in Kirklees. Affordable housing is further out of reach than ever, and I will work hard to ensure that other families do not suffer the stress and anxiety that we did.
As someone with unique experience in the arts, as an actor and writer, culture will be of particular interest to me, and I know that it can be an engine of change for communities, bringing regeneration and jobs. Our young people in particular deserve nothing less. During the campaign I visited West Yorkshire Drama Academy, watching many working-class kids find their confidence and their voice. I saw myself there.
When I was a young actor and I went to castings, I would be asked where I was from. When I said, "Batley", more often than not people would say, "Oh yeah, Batley Variety Club!" The fact that this little club could attract international stars such as Louis Armstrong, Shirley Bassey and the Bee Gees meant that there must be something about us that others want! Young people's futures are more uncertain than ever, but whatever their ambitions, we must give them hope and belief that they can be the best. We have the power and responsibility in this place to help.
I am determined to use my time in this place to do everything I can for our community, whether campaigning to retain access to local NHS services, pursuing policies to end the need for food banks, or doing whatever I can to bring decent jobs and new investment to the constituency. Like so many in this House, I want to create a society where everyone can contribute and reach their full potential.
Jo continues to inspire me and so many others every day, as does the dignity shown by her husband Brendan and her loving family. I am among her friends, of whom there are many in the constituency, her trade union and this House.
I make this speech during a debate on policing, so I wish to finish with a tribute to the brave officers of West Yorkshire police, who reacted so swiftly and professionally on that awful day in June. A community that could have become overrun with panic, with such a terrible act taking place in broad daylight in the sleepy village that I grew up in, was looked after admirably by our police, in no small part because of the swiftness with which they made an arrest. What happened in Batley and Spen was a violent attack on a Member of this House, but I would like to take this moment to thank the police officers themselves who put their lives on the line every single day. I would also like to congratulate my hon. Friend and neighbour the Member for Halifax (Holly Lynch) for her hard work on raising this issue.
I take this moment to thank you, Mr Speaker, for your excellent leadership in the aftermath of Jo's tragic death. Coming to Batley, recalling Parliament, arranging ceremonies and giving people space to grieve and mourn together was a kindness much appreciated by all in this House and beyond.
With thanks to Frederick James for sharing.


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Q: ios - Share video on Facebook using FBSDKShareDialog I have an application that should share the last video from Camera Roll on facebook wall.
The code I am using is:
PHFetchOptions *fetchOptions = [[PHFetchOptions alloc] init];
            [fetchOptions setSortDescriptors:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:[NSSortDescriptor sortDescriptorWithKey:@"creationDate" ascending:false], nil]];

        PHFetchResult *fetchResult = [PHAsset fetchAssetsWithMediaType:PHAssetMediaTypeVideo options:fetchOptions];

        NSString *videoIdentifier = @"";

        if(fetchResult != nil) {

            if ([fetchResult count] > 0) {
                if ([[fetchResult firstObject] isKindOfClass: [PHAsset class]]) {
                    videoIdentifier = [((PHAsset *)[fetchResult firstObject]) localIdentifier];

                    NSArray *array = [videoIdentifier componentsSeparatedByString:@"/"];

                    NSString *urlAssetString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"assets-library://asset/asset.MOV?id=%@&ext=MOV", array.firstObject];

                    FBSDKShareDialog *shareDialog = [[FBSDKShareDialog alloc] init];
                    NSURL *videoURL = [NSURL URLWithString:urlAssetString];

                    FBSDKShareVideo *video = [[FBSDKShareVideo alloc] init];
                    video.videoURL = videoURL;

                    FBSDKShareVideoContent *content = [[FBSDKShareVideoContent alloc] init];
                    content.video = video;

                    shareDialog.shareContent = content;
                    shareDialog.delegate = self;
                    [shareDialog show];
                }
            }
        }

The problem are:
1) Instead of opening a share dialog inside the app, it opens the facebook app
2) When I confirm the share, a black screen appears with an spinner. When the spinner reach 100% progress it remains on the screen. None of the delegate methods are called.
3) The post isn't share at the end / doesn't appear on the wall
What should I do? Is it something wrong if I don't have a Facebook login in the application to give the permission to post on wall?

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