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"Bank: Everyone is different – different is the child?"
"No one should be alone, the football shall integrate and be equal."
"And when the words become a reality and consequence know the ones who decide not at all what their own slogan means."
"Everyone is different – different is the child?"
"the Swedish football association's general counsel Anders Hübinette has problems."
"He sits in an office with Kalla Faktas reporter Andréas Sundberg in front of him and a stack of Zlatan Ibrahimovic-books – those subscribing to the Swedish fotbollshistorias strongest success story of exclusion and barriers – behind, and to answer questions about where the association's jurisdiction begin and where children's participation ends."
"TV4:s magazine has reviewed the case with the Dinghy, a the age of ten already know how it is to not fit in the fotbollsfamiljen. He was born as a girl, sees herself as a boy, a child who is forced to orient themselves in an environment that is wandering around with his eyes around issues of gender identity. Of course, it is impossible not to be affected by the immediate in the pictures: a child of the CLUB-shirt with the number 25 and his own name on the back, who loves football but who sparkats out of a club that claims to have the football behind that decision."
"Guys should be guys, girls should be girls. Everything is so damned inconvenient if it alters it."
"In Fifa's official strategy document, under the heading of gräsrotsfotboll, notes that football developed more in countries that do not have any restrictions on mixed-gender teams (one description which follows past the issue of gender identity), that mixed teams will contribute to the liberation for both sexes, increases tolerance and respect. And that girls who play with boys have increased self-esteem and self-confidence."
"That last is well-normative nonsense, built on a fördomsbild of jagsvaga brides, but still: It is, well, just look at the advantages and disadvantages that would arise if the age limit for mixed teams was raised."
"Advantages: greater talangunderlag, greater inclusion, progressive learning, positive education, easier to get together teams of small towns, and the wider conditions in order to possibly later be able to sort out young people on the basis of capacity."
"Cons: the Earthquake from a conservative, terrified part of the population. Any logistical problems which are infinitely smaller than, let's say, the problems of the small clubs are forced to adapt to elitlicensen."
"I was small as a boy, for a couple of years divorced maybe five years in physical development between me and the main guys in the team. But the only thing that prevented me from the most basic – to be with – was capacities and knowledge, not that puberty was a season ago. Selection is a part of football, in all cases at the elite level – but it is a different matter entirely. "
"– the Difference within a gender is larger than between the sexes, Claes Ohlsson, president of Skånes FF, said a year or two ago when they started a research-based, kunskapsgrundad investigation of mixed teams."
"But most of all, this is about children, on our way to look at girls and boys, women and men."
"Understand that he screws on itself"
"In Denmark, they have no age limit, in Switzerland, it is 19 years, England has raised to eighteen, in Germany and Italy la border at seventeen the last time I checked. In the nursery the Netherlands (nittonårsgräns), it is more or less an established truth that girls don't play with the guys during the early years fall behind developmentally. "
"In Sweden, like the league, sitting behind the slogans of "everyone is different, different is good", twelve is a reasonable limit for when we should make sure that the guys playing with guys, girls with girls. And nothing prevents a club that wants to kick out an eight-year lgbt children from their activities and believe themselves to have Copenhagen in the back when they do it."
"I understand that Anders Hübinette, the lawyer, the screws on there in his chair. "We should not decide this centrally," he says, and undermines the entire meaning of a covenant, as the committee for a popular movement, as a guideline for a first draft. Central can the league determine that you are not allowed to call a judge to fly with insults, but they have no desire to like something that an eight-year-old may know that they don't fit in."
"Things take time, to change the approach, and in 2018, it all goes very quickly. It is not so easy for everyone to relate to a time where they hastily and funny should have to deal with extremtalanger from Rosengård, guys who like guys or an eight-year-old raises questions about gender identity. But we learn, we become better, it is so it must work. "
"Everyone is different, different is children. And a democratic folkidrott think well that the door should be open for all?"
"Footnote: the Facts are broadcast on TV4 at 21 in the evening."
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Vol. 24, Issue No. 29, 22 Jul, 1989
INDIA AND SRI LANKA-Dangerous Direction
met in Paris nor Soviet president Gorbachev seemed to be worried about Sri Lanka and "nobody asked us a question about it" says our prime minister in the course of his press conference at the airport on his return from the trip that carried him to three capitals, Paris, Moscow and Islamabad. This observation was made by the prime minister towards the end of his severely critical, indeed belligerent, remarks castigating Sri Lanka for the "sloppy" manner in which it was conducting relations with India on the matter of the IPKF's withdrawal from its territory and sounding a warning that the situa- tion in Sri Lanka was taking "dangerous directions" with the government there backtracking "on contractual obligations to devolve power to Sri Lankan Tamils".
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First Resource Bank Expands Management Team with Key Promotions
EXTON, Pa., Jan. 3, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- To meet the increasing needs of its customer base, First Resource Bank (OTCQX: FRSB) announced the promotion of three key team members whose leadership skills have considerably increased customer satisfaction, productivity, and security within the Bank. The announcement comes after a year of record growth in which the Bank experienced a significant uptick in loan volume and new customer acquisition.
"The advancement of these incredible team members to their new positions is a testament to their unwavering dedication to helping the Bank, our customers and our community succeed," commented Bank President, Lauren Ranalli.
Natalie Carrozza, a 17-year veteran of the Bank who has dedicated much of her career to helping the Bank grow, will devote her attention to the sole role of Executive Vice President and Chief Risk Officer, as she passes the baton of Chief Operating Officer onto Bridget Moran. This will be an expanded role for Bridget, who will assume the responsibilities of Chief Operating Officer in addition to her current role as First Resource Bank's Executive Vice President and Chief Deposit Officer. Brian Jackson will join the Bank's executive team as Executive Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer after serving as the Bank's Chief Technology Officer. Jack Ellis will advance into the position of Senior Vice President, Retail Banking, moving from a role where he led deposit generation efforts for the Bank. In their new roles, these team members will provide the leadership, support and training needed to maintain and amplify the Bank's commitment to customer satisfaction.
"When Lauren and I started First Resource Bank 17 years ago, we had a dream to create something that had never been done before in banking, a bank where customer service guided our decision-making process," commented First Resource Bank CEO, Glenn Marshall. "We knew we could develop a bank better than anything we had ever witnessed, and we've been incredibly fortunate to hire people along the way who, not only share our vision but, work tirelessly to provide our customers with the best banking experience possible. This enhancement of our leadership team will do just that, and I'm thrilled to see what the future holds."
About First Resource Bank
First Resource Bank, a subsidiary of bank holding company, First Resource Bancorp Inc., is a locally owned and operated Pennsylvania state-chartered bank, serving the banking needs of businesses, professionals and individuals in the Delaware Valley. The Bank offers a full range of deposit and credit services with a high level of personalized service. First Resource Bank also offers a broad range of traditional financial services and products, competitively priced and delivered in a responsive manner to small businesses, professionals and residents in the local market. For additional information visit our website at www.firstresourcebank.com. Member FDIC.
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The College of Emporia was a private college in Emporia, Kansas from 1882 to 1974, and was associated with the Presbyterian church.

When founded, it was one of two higher education institutions in the city of Emporia, the other at that time was the "Kansas State Normal School" established for teacher training and was later renamed Kansas State Teachers College (KSTC) and reorganized in the mid-to-late 1970s as a state liberal arts college with the name changed to Emporia State University.  Since Emporia had two colleges before 1900, the city was sometimes called the "Athens of Kansas."

History
The College of Emporia was founded in 1882.  In March 1909, the "Lewis Academy", a Presbyterian school in Wichita, consolidated with the College of Emporia.

Colonel John Byers Anderson of Manhattan, Kansas, donated his personal library to the college in 1888, and he served as president of the board of trustees of the college.  Twelve years later, a Carnegie grant provided the funds for the college to build the Anderson Memorial Library, in memory of John B. Anderson, whom Carnegie had known when younger and who later served on the board of trustees of the College of Emporia. The library was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on June 25, 1987.

The Registrar's office at Emporia State University is the official custodian of the transcripts for the former College of Emporia.

The college campus was purchased by The Way International for $694,000 and was operated as The Way College of Emporia from 1975 until 1989.

Athletics

The College of Emporia (CoE) athletic teams were called the Fighting Presbies. The college was a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), primarily competing in the Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC) from 1971–72 to 1973–74. The Fighting Presbies previously competed in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) from 1933–34 to 1970–71, which they were a member on a previous stint from 1902–03 to 1922–23; as well as in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIC) from 1923–24 to 1932–33.

Football

Football was established in the late 1890s and existed until the college closed its doors in 1974. The team known as the red and white "Fighting Presbies" had a proud tradition—over 70 years of football the college won 14 conference football championships, including an undefeated, untied, and unscored on season in 1928.

In 1955, alumnus Lem Harkey was drafted in the sixth round by the Pittsburgh Steelers.  The college's most famous player and honored coach was Homer Woodson Hargiss.

Notable alumni
Faculty
 Football Coaches - Horace Botsford, Henry Brock, Harold Grant, Homer Hargiss, Lem Harkey, Gwinn Henry, Steve Kazor, Wayne McConnell, Walt Newland, Bill Schnebel, Lester Selves, Tom Stromgren

Alumni
 Dale Corson (1914–2012) - eighth president of Cornell University, physics professor at Cornell, author, served on National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics
 William Culbertson (1884–1966) - U.S. Ambassador to Romania and Chile, member of United States International Trade Commission, United States Army Colonel
 John Dalley (1935-) - violinist, violin bow maker, teaching at Curtis Institute of Music, artist-in-residence at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and University of Maryland
 Kyung-Chik Han (1902–2000) - pastor, church planter, recipient of the 1992 Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion
 Vic Hurt (1899–1978) - college coach for football / basketball / track, played football at College of Emporia
 David Hibbard (1868–1966) - missionary, educator, first president of Silliman Institute (now Silliman University) in Philippines
 Jerry Karr (1936–2019) - Kansas Senator, economics professor at University of Central Missouri, Wilmington College, Njala University
 Helen Marshall (1898-1988) - nursing historian, history professor at University of New Mexico, Eastern New Mexico University, Illinois State University
 Carroll Newsom (1904–1990) - eleventh president of New York University, president of publisher Prentice Hall, math professor
 Vernon Parrington (1871–1929) - literary historian and scholar, Pulitzer Prize winner, English professor at College of Emporia / University of Oklahoma / University of Washington, second head football coach at University of Oklahoma
 Brock Pemberton (1885–1950) - Broadway theatrical producer, founder and chairman of the Tony Awards
 Arthur Samuel (1901–1990) - computer scientist, electrical engineering professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, computer science professor at Stanford University
 Jack Sinagra (1950–2013) - New Jersey State Senator, chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
 William Allen White (1868–1944) - journalist, author, Pulitzer Prize winner, newspaper owner and editor of Emporia Gazette, founding editor of the Book of the Month Club

References

External links
 The Carnegie Legacy in Kansas, Anderson Memorial Library
 1921-1922 photo of students / faculty / campus of the College of Emporia
 May 1971 video of College of Emporia
 Then and Now: Lewis Academy
 Emporia - Home of William Allen White

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It's that time of year again. That time when we only have a few short weeks left until Christmas. I feel like it creeped up so fast this year. Wasn't it just yesterday we were watching the Cubs play in the World Series?!
So, what do you do to prepare for the holidays? Decorate, buy gifts, wrap presents? It seems like there's always so much to do this time of year, and sometimes it's hard to find the time to do it all.
I always try to put the tree up around Thanksgiving, and that was no different this year. Decorating the inside of our house was the easy part for me. This year, we are a little late in decorating the outside, though. I was out of town most of last week, and then it suddenly got reaallllyyy cold, and snowed a few inches on us. So we're not exactly bursting at the seams to get out there!
This weekend is our town's Christmas walk, where they also have a light decorating contest - citizens get to vote on who we think has the best Christmas light display.
This year, sadly, we don't have any lights up yet outside. With Trent starting a new job and working a lot of hours, we are going to have to wait until Sunday to put our lights up. I think we're going to go a lot simpler this year, and maybe just focus on the front porch area. That's enough, right?!
On the plus side, with the gifts, I feel like I'm ahead of schedule. I have most of my gifts bought, with just a few more things to pick up and wrap or put together.
What about you? Are you ahead of schedule in some things but not others? Are you excited for Christmas this year, or in a 'Bah humbug' kind of mood?
Here's hoping we get the porch and outside of the house decorated over the weekend!


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SGMC Continues to Encourage Vaccinations for COVID-1
South Georgia Medical Center continues to make vaccinations available at its Smith Northview campus and encourages all eligible citizens to receive their COVID-19 vaccination or booster shot.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), recent data shows that those unvaccinated are at 10-times greater risk of testing positive for COVID-19, and 20-times greater risk of dying from the virus compared to the fully vaccinated and boosted.
"This is a serious statistic and mimics what we've seen here locally within our health system," said SGMC Chief Medical Officer Dr. Brian Dawson. Since Dec. 1, of those hospitalized with COVID-19, 90 percent were unvaccinated. Furthermore, of those requiring a mechanical ventilator to support breathing, 100 percent had not been vaccinated.
SGMC saw its lowest census for COVID-19 inpatients on Dec. 14 at three patients, but today is treating 9. There's also been a rise in flu cases, the system diagnosed more than 800 cases over the last four weeks.
"We want to encourage everyone to continue to practice recommended safety measures to avoid getting sick, especially over the holidays when more people are traveling and attending gatherings," said Dawson. "So far, the vaccine has shown to provide the best protection."
Additionally, the CDC recommends wearing a mask, staying 6 feet away from others, avoiding crowds and poorly ventilated spaces, testing to prevent the spread to others, washing your hands often, covering coughs and sneezes, cleaning and disinfecting high-touch surfaces, and monitoring your health often.
COVID-19 vaccinations, testing and monoclonal antibody infusions continue to be administered at the SGMC Smith Northview Campus. Vaccines are available for anyone 5 and older, boosters are available for those 16 and older. Boosters are recommended for fully vaccinated individuals who received their last dose more than six months ago.
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Riot In Mexican Prison Kills At Least 52, Officials Say
Published February 11, 2016 at 10:50 AM EST
Riot police were deployed Wednesday night outside Topo Chico prison in Monterrey, Mexico, where at least 52 people died in rioting and a fire.
A fire and a riot broke out in a prison in the city of Monterrey in northern Mexico on Wednesday night, killing at least 52 people and putting 12 in the hospital, says Jaime Rodriguez Calderón, the governor of Nuevo León state.
The riot at the Topo Chico prison in Monterrey began with a dispute between two groups around 11:30 p.m. local time, Rodriguez said at a Thursday morning news conference. The prison was brought back under control at 1:30 a.m., Nuevo León state officials said earlier today.
Officials say no inmates escaped from the prison during the unrest no women or children were harmed in the rioting.
The state government also says that it will pay for medical and funeral expenses related to "this lamentable fact."
From the early hours this morning, a large crowd of relatives and others who have loved ones inside the Topo Chico prison gathered at its gates, seeking information about the casualties and deaths that were being reported in local media. They were also alarmed by smoke billowing from inside the prison's walls — and the ambulances and riot police that arrived on the scene.
Rodriguez said he won't release the names of those killed, pending notification of their families.
A video of the rioting, filmed from a nearby building and published on the El Norte website, shows people fighting in a floodlit open area inside the prison, as yelling and loud noises — possibly gunfire — are heard. Some of the footage shows what appears to be a figure on the ground being beaten.
According to a fact sheet published by the Nuevo León government, the rioting grew out of a dispute between gangs led by Jorge Cantu Ivan Hernandez, nicknamed "El Credo," and Juan Pedro Saldivar Farias, who is known as "Z-27" and is a member of the Zetas drug cartel. According to La Tarde and other news outlets, Hernandez is a member of the Gulf cartel.
"The Zetas once nearly controlled the area around Monterrey and Zaldivar Farias was a suspect in the 2010 shooting death of American David Hartley on Texas' Falcon Lake. Hartley was reportedly shot while touring the lake with his wife on Jet Skis."
During the fighting, inmates set fire to an area where food is kept, the government said.


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Danny Williams scores as Huddersfield downs Bolton in FA Cup
January 6, 2018 by Jenny Hojnacki
American international midfielder Danny Williams played a major role in his side's FA Cup triumph in Saturday. He was in the Huddersfield Town starting eleven for only the third time this year, and he made the most of the opportunity.
Williams scored Huddersfield's second goal of the match in the 52nd minute, just one minute after Rajiv Van La Parra opened the scoring. It was his first goal of the season in all competitions.
52' GOAL #bwfc 0-2 #htafc: Danny Williams makes it two! (AT) pic.twitter.com/CNLGLP4ucA
— Huddersfield Town (@htafc) January 6, 2018
Williams also had an excellent chance off a free kick in the 26th minute.
Bolton would pull one back in the 64th minute, but Huddersfield would hold out and win the day by a 2-1 score to advance to the fourth round of the FA Cup
11th start across all competitions by what I can tell 19 appearances
The first goal by Williams for Huddersfield I couldn't find a video of the goals anywhere, let us know if anyone finds one somewhere. Robinson also started for Bolton.
Not a very good day for Americans in the FA Cup I might have missed someone but I think CCV was the only other American to win. MK Dons won but Arriyibi didn't dress I think his loan was through the end of the season.
Hyndman went 90 and Bournemouth were able to get a draw. So many he'll get another start in the replay.
I felt more they were showcasing him for a loan/transfer.
Also Lichaj with probably the match of his career.
Ronniet
Lichaj had a brace in a Nottingham Forest win over Arsenal today
He's been in the starting XI way more than 3 times..smh
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Actually, only 2nd start of this year, 2018, but he must have nearly a dozen starts this season.


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Q: AngularJS routeProvider generate routes from array I'm trying to get route parsing for $routeProvider to generate .when()'s from array. Here is the code in app.js that I've tried. This generates correct routes, but causes infinite loops of "Tried to load AngularJS more than once". I only load angularjs in the index. html file, into which the view is rendered. How can I get routes from array to work? Array structure is "route":"fileName.html".
var dynape = angular.module("dynape",['ngRoute','dynape.controllers','dynape.services','ngCookies']);

dynape.config(['$routeProvider','$locationProvider',
function($routeProvider,$locationProvider) {
    var db = new PouchDB('http://localhost:5984/siteconf', {skipSetup: true});

    db.get("pages").then(function(doc) {
        var tmp = doc;
        delete tmp["_id"];
        delete tmp["_rev"];
        delete tmp["/"];
        for(p in tmp) {
            console.log(p.toString());
            $routeProvider.when(p.toString(), {
                controller: "SiteController",
                templateUrl: "views/pages/"+tmp[p]
            });
        }
    });
    // Follwing routes never change
    $routeProvider.when("/",{
        controller: 'SiteController',
        templateUrl: "views/frontPage.html"
    }).when("/admin",{
        controller: 'AdminLoginController',
        templateUrl: "views/admin/login.html"
    }).when("/admin/setup", {
        controller: 'SetupController',
        templateUrl: "views/admin/setup.html"
    }).when("/admin/dashboard", {
        controller: 'AdminActionController',
        templateUrl: "views/admin/dashboard.html"
    }).when("/admin/pages", {
        controller: 'AdminActionController',
        templateUrl: "views/admin/pages.html"
    }).otherwise({
        redirectTo: "/"
    });

    $locationProvider.html5Mode(true);
}
]);

angular.module("dynape.controllers",[]);
angular.module("dynape.services",[]);

The index.html into which I render the view:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html ng-app="dynape">
<head>
    <base href="/">
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>A Dynape Site</title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/base.css" media="screen">
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/components-base.css" media="screen">
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/gridsys.css" media="screen">

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.5.0/css/font-awesome.min.css">

</head>
<body>
    <div class="wrap" ng-view>
    </div>
    <script src="http://crypto-js.googlecode.com/svn/tags/3.1.2/build/rollups/aes.js"></script>
    <script src="http://crypto-js.googlecode.com/svn/tags/3.1.2/build/rollups/md5.js"></script>

    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/vendor/jquery.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/vendor/pouchdb.min.js"></script>

    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/vendor/image-picker.min.js"> </script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/vendor/angular.min.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/vendor/angular.route.min.js"></script>

    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/vendor/angular-cookies.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/app.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/services/AuthenticationService.js"></script>

    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/controllers/AdminLoginController.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/controllers/AdminActionController.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/controllers/SetupController.js"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="src/controllers/SiteController.js"></script>

</body>
</html>

A: You can't access $routeProvider outside of .config
My guess would be that db.get is a call to your server which runs async.  Then, by the time that call comes back, the routeProvider is already registered.
In other words, your code is being executed in the following order:

*

*Create app (groovy)

*Call CONFIG with $routeProvider (swell)

*Call db.get(<callback>) (fine)

*Manually setup $routeProvider.when with 6 specific routes (awesome)

.... Now, angularJs has been bootstrapped ...

*db.get returns from the server and calls <callback> (uh-oh)

*Attempting to access/change $routeProvider with new 'dynamic' routes (oops)

2 Potential Solutions:
A.  bootstrap/config angularJs AFTER the db.get() returns.  Never tried this ... I guess it could work, but seems risky.
B.  DEFER route configuration using a decorator.  there is an excellent blog post on this topic which seems to do what you want to do.
It would mean that all your dynamic routes would need the same "root" (eg - they all follow the format "/other/:route*"), but that's the only restriction.
I'd go with option B.  Seems like a good plan!

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Canadian software maker, Corel went public this week raising $69 million, with stock currently being priced in the $16 range. This is the second time the developer of the venerable CorelDraw suite goes public, after it was taken off the market in late 2003 when it was acquired by Vector Capital Corp.
Corel has further expanded its product offerings in recent years with WordPerfect Office, and Paint Shop Pro which they acquired from Jasc Software in 2004.
Along with their IPO, Corel also announced they have bought WinZip Computing, developers of the popular WinZip compression utility. Although WinZip is arguably not as popular as it used to be in the late 90s, it remains to be one of the most frequently downloaded software products available with over 150 million downloads to date and an average of over 600,000 downloads per week in 2005.


Though we don't have a price tag yet, the M850i Coupe will start at $111,900 (roughly R1,261,113) next year, too, so the M8 will probably go up from there.
It's a healthy uptick from the rest of the 8 Series.
Much has been carried over from the M5, as is to be expected, with the 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 due to make more than 600hp, putting it ahead of the saloon.
Future drivers of the new M8 can also switch from rear-biased all-wheel drive to just rear-wheel drive, as the torque vectoring drivetrain's power delivery is said to be fully variable, depending on the driving situation and the driver's wishes. Yobbos amongst you will be pleased to know that the M5's two-wheel drive mode also makes it to the M8, BMW promising a "driving experience of absolute purity" with the auto "liberated from the shackles of control systems".
Oosthuizen, who is from South Africa, has never won his country's most prestigious tournament. The golf course is a ball-striker's paradise, really.
The vehicle is now in testing, with BMW taking it out to various race tracks - like the Estoril grand-prix circuit in Portugal, that you can see in these photos - before series production begins.
BMW says the car's M-specific suspension "delivers exceptional directional stability, steering precision and cornering dynamics". As well as the 2020 BMW M8 Coupe, the automaker has also confirmed that it's working on a BMW M8 Convertible for those wanting to feel the wind in their hair.
Furthermore, BMW has confirmed that in addition to the Coupe that's being previewed here, there will also be Convertible and Gran Coupe versions of the new M8. BMW is yet to release photos of those two, but you can see more of the M8 in testing - alongside the M8 GTE - in the gallery below.


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La basilique de la maternité divine (en anglais Basilica of the Divine Motherhood of our Lady) est un édifice religieux catholique sis à Raja Ulhatu près de Ranchi, au Jharkhand (Inde).  L'église qui abrite une reproduction de la statue Notre-Dame de Halle, est devenue sanctuaire marial et fut élevée au rang de basilique mineure en 2004.

Histoire
Dans la tradition chrétienne la Vierge Marie, mère de Jésus, est également considérée comme la 'Mère de Dieu' (en grec : Theotokos) et Mère de l'Église. Dans sa maternité divine la Vierge Marie est vénérée par une dévotion mariale particulière, mais aussi dans l'art, l'architecture, la poésie et la musique. Une de ces églises dédiée à la maternité divine se trouve à Ulhatu, près de Ranchi, en Inde. C'est le premier sanctuaire marial du Chotanagpur, la région de l'Inde centrale évangélisée par le père Constant Lievens.

Pour les quelques convertis catholiques une très modeste chapelle fut construite à Kawali en 1907 et confiée à un catéchiste. Le lieu de culte est transféré à Bhuthataur en 1948, avec école primaire et prêtre résident. Ulhatu dépend encore de la paroisse de la cathédrale de Ranchi.

En 1952 le père Defrijn, missionnaire jésuite belge, met en chantier la construction d'une église et d'une école. Lui-même continue à vivre dans une hutte. La paroisse d'Ulhatu est érigée en 1953 et l'église est dédiée à la maternité divine de Marie. Bientôt des pèlerins arrivent en nombre pour vénérer Notre-Dame de Halle, dont la statue fut apportée de la basilique du même nom (en Belgique), visitée par le père Lievens dans sa jeunesse.

Le nombre de pèlerins augmentant rapidement, venant de l'archidiocèse de Ranchi (la ville de Ranchi est proche) et des autres diocèses du Chotanagpur, des travaux d'extension de la basilique sont entrepris en 2004. Son mobilier est mis aux normes telles qu'imposées par la Congrégation pour le culte divin et la discipline des sacrements.

L'église est également église paroissiale et compte un bon nombre de chapelles dépendantes pour les besoins pastoraux des catholiques des villages environnants : Banpur, Barhibera, Jaratoli, Kawali, Kudagarha, Palandu, Serengtoli, and Sogod. Plusieurs couvents et institutions scolaires assurent l'éducation des jeunes. À Ulhatu un dispensaire est également au service de défavorisés ; il est dirigé par les sœurs de Sainte-Anne.

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Basilica of the Divine Motherhood of Our Lady, Raja Ulhatu, Jharkhand 834010, Inde

Lieu de pèlerinage marial
Basilique en Inde
Basilique dédiée à Notre-Dame
Basilique


Although we were "stranded" we never suffered! The Lord provided beyond our needs! We got in touch with a church in the area who very graciously and generously put us up in a hotel for the duration of our "strandedness." We enjoyed a day in the outdoor pool, which was really very relaxing and much more of a vacation than we could have hoped for! Thank, Haddon Heights Baptist Church! We are truly blessed!


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Determination of the surface properties of untreated and chemically treated kaolinites by inverse gas chromatography
Kubilay Ş.
Gürkan R.
Savran A.
Yalçinkaya Z.
Inverse gas chromatography is used to study the surface properties of the untreated and chemically treated kaolinite samples. Changes in the enthalpy of adsorption for a variety of probes and in the surface energy of clays are measured and the effect of modification of the natural clay after chemical treatment with Na2CO3 is determined. The surface energy of the natural clay increased by the modification due to an increase in the surface area. It can be concluded that the dispersive component of surface free energy, ? s d , decreases with temperature in the 200-275°C temperature range for both samples. Temperature coefficients of ? s d for untreated and modified kaolinites are -0.1185 and -0.3966 mJ/(m2 °C) with the correlation coefficients (R 2) of 0.8479 and 0.965, respectively. From the retention data for polar probes at infinite dilution, information on the accessibility of surface sites to the probes and on the acid-base character of the surface is obtained. The specific free energy of adsorption, the specific enthalpy of adsorption (?H sp), and the specific entropy of adsorption of polar probes on initial and modified kaolinites are determined. The ?H sp values correlated with the donor numbers and modified acceptor numbers of the probes to quantify the acidity (K A) and basicity (K D) parameters of clay surfaces. The values of K A and K D for initial and modified kaolinites are determined to be 0.1202 and 0.2803; 0.0130 and 0.0408 with the correlation coefficients of -0.9805 and -0.9782, respectively. The unmodified clay sample indicated a more acidic character, while the modified clay sample conferred a largely basic character. Consequently, the predominant surface basicity of the modified kaolinite agrees with expectation, bearing in mind the treatment with Na2CO 3, taking into consideration that such a modification contributes to a decrease in the hydrophilicity of the surface and also results in the surface showing only weak Lewis acidity. © Pleiades Publishing, Inc., 2006.
Colloid Journal
https://dx.doi.org/10.1134/S1061933X06030033


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Szijjártó meets with Belarusian counterpart in Minsk
MTI – Econews
Monday, January 14, 2019, 13:48
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjártó met for talks with his Belarusian counterpart Vladimir Makei in Minsk on Monday, discussing several projects involving Hungarian companies, according to a report by state news wire MTI.
(Illustration: motioncenter/Shutterstock.com)
The sides signed an investment protection agreement which is expected to provide impetus for further partnerships between Hungarian and Belarusian companies, Szijjártó said at a joint press conference after the meeting.
State-owned Magyar Eximbank, which specializes in export and import, has opened a USD 64 million credit line to support such projects and is also offering USD 10 mln in development credit together with the Belarusian Development Bank, he added.
Szijjártó said Hungarian drugmaker Gedeon Richter is taking further steps to increase its market share in Belarus. The construction of a food processing plant that will use Hungarian technology and maize will soon start in the Belarusian city of Mogilev, he added.
He said Swiss rolling stock maker Stadler would produce 19 double-decker passenger carriages at its bases in Minsk and in the Hungarian cities of Szolnok and Dunakeszi for delivery to Hungary from the end of this year.
Szijjártó also met with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko during his visit to Minsk.
Eximbank
Parliament approves new U.S.-Hungary defense agreement
Parliament has given final approval to the new Defense Cooperation Agreement between Hungary and the United States. The House also approved legislation allowing the stationing of U.S. troops in Hungary, a condition for the cooperation.
Cornstein
Inzi Controls to invest HUF 14.8 bln in Komárom
South Korea's Inzi Controls is investing HUF 14.8 billion in building a battery plant for electric vehicles in Komárom (NW Hungary), Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said on Monday. The government is providing HUF 1.63 bln funding for the project as the plant will create 122 jobs.
Inzi Controls
10 more firms enter Outstanding Exporter Partnership Program
Another 10 Hungarian companies are joining the Outstanding Exporter Partnership Program sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, state news wire MTI reported.
Tue, June 25, 2019, 09:00
Thyssenkrupp building camshaft plant in Pécs
Germany's Thyssenkrupp is building a HUF 17.4 billion camshaft plant in Pécs (SW Hungary), Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó announced in Budapest last Friday. The city will host the firm's fifth location in Hungary.
Mon, June 24, 2019, 12:30
Energy/environment
Hungary, Croatia mull gas market integration
Hungary and Croatia have agreed to establish a joint working group to weigh the possibility of integrating the two countries' gas markets, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said in Zagreb on Wednesday after meeting with Croatian Minister of Environment and Energy Tomislav Ćorić.
Thu, June 20, 2019, 09:00
Ćorić
Hungary, Russia agree gas top-up, deliveries via Austria
Hungary will top up its gas reserves this year with deliveries of 2 billion cubic meters from Russia, with another 2 bln cubic meters of Russian gas coming via Austria next year, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said after signing agreements at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum last Thursday.
Szijjártó presses ExxonMobil to take decision on Romania deal
Hungary will seal another long-term gas supply deal with Russia later this year if U.S. energy giant ExxonMobil fails to take a decision on investing in a huge offshore project in the Black Sea, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó told Reuters on Wednesday.
Thu, May 16, 2019, 15:54
Trump receives Orbán in White House
U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in the White House on Monday, with the two populist leaders praising bilateral relations and matching viewpoints on a variety of issues. The meeting was greeted with dismay by critics, however, concerned over rule of law and security matters.
Tue, May 14, 2019, 11:15
Orbán
Szijjartó
Infineon invests at Cegléd plant
German semiconductor maker Infineon Technologies is investing HUF 32 billion at its plant in Cegléd, creating 275 jobs, in an investment for which the government is awarding a HUF 6.4 bln grant, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said on Friday.
Fri, May 10, 2019, 17:42


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require 'simplecov'
SimpleCov.start

require 'ar/pgconstraint'
require 'minitest/utils'
require 'minitest/autorun'

ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection 'postgres:///pgconstraint-test'
ActiveRecord::Migration.verbose = false

class Thing < ActiveRecord::Base
end

module TestHelper
  def recreate_table
    ActiveRecord::Schema.define(version: 0) do
      drop_table(:things) rescue nil

      create_table :things do |t|
        t.integer :quantity, default: 0
        t.string :slug
      end
    end
  end

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    def with_migration(&block)
      Class.new(ActiveRecord::Migration, &block).new
    end
  else
    def with_migration(&block)
      Class.new(ActiveRecord::Migration[5.0], &block).new
    end
  end
end

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De dubbelbandzanger (Myiothlypis bivittata; synoniem: Basileuterus bivittatus) is een zangvogel uit de familie Parulidae (Amerikaanse zangers).

Verspreiding en leefgebied
Deze soort telt twee ondersoorten:
 M. b. bivittata: van zuidelijk Peru tot centraal Bolivia.
 M. b. argentinae: zuidelijk Bolivia en noordelijk Argentinië.

Externe link
Avibase

Amerikaanse zangers
IUCN-status niet bedreigd
Dier uit het Neotropisch gebied


India is beyond doubt an amazing land with a multitude of assorted cultures. The topography of India, just like its culture, is diverse and effervescent. The adventure enthusiasts do not have to trot the world to come across the ideal adventure destination, as India proffers many fine options for adventure tourism.
Among the plethora of enticing adventure spots in India, tourist can choose the one that suits their taste the best. Whether it is the opulence of the mighty Himalayas, radiance of the gushing Ganges or the breathtaking magnificence of Kerala's backwaters, adventure tourism spots in India are truly the empyrean for the avid adrenaline junkies, who are seeking a destination for adventure holidays.
Home to the breathtaking Himalayan Range and various glinting water bodies, Ladakh is a peerless place for adrenaline junkies. The varied topography equipped with beautiful valleys creates the perfect settings for carrying out various exhilarating adventure activities. The adventure activities in Ladakh take the tourists to get close with the local traditions and various astounding monasteries as well.
Major adventure activities to do in Ladakh: The major adventure activities offered by Ladakh are Trekking, Mountaineering, River Rafting, Jeep Safari, Motor Biking, Mountain Biking, Camel Safari, Archery and Polo.
An Indian state exulting in its arid but exquisite terrain, Rajasthan is a home to plentiful adventure opportunities. The barren beauty of the state certainly augments the thrill of these activities. For this reason, hordes of adventure aficionados come to this vibrant land in order to satiate their adrenaline rush.
Major adventure activities to do in Rajasthan: The major adventure activities of Rajasthan are Camel Safari, Jeep Safari, Boating and Cycling.
Best time to visit: November to March is the best time for carrying out adventure activities in Rajasthan.
Also known as the adventure capital of India, Rishikesh is an unsurpassed destination for various adventures in the foothills of Garhwal Himalayas. The radiant streams of the Ganges offer myriad options for water activities and the mighty mountains blessed with verdant beauty make the setting unmatched for grabbing thrill.
Major adventure activities to experience in Rishikesh: Major adventure activities rendered by Rishikesh are River Rafting, Body Surfing, Waterfall Trekking, Kayaking, Canoeing, Bungee Jumping, Cliff Jumping and Rock Climbing.
Endowed with the snow-capped Himalayas, Manali is an amazingly beautiful land positioned in Himachal Pradesh. The snowy settings with astonishing natural beauty of Manali, make it a wonderful spot to enjoy an adventure-filled vacation. Thus, Manali is among the most sort-after adventure destinations in the country.
Major adventure activities to do in Manali: Major adventure activities to enjoy in Manali are Trekking, Paragliding, Rock Climbing, Camping, Mountain Biking, River Rafting and Mountaineering.
Best time to visit: May to October is the best time to enjoy the thrills and spills of adventures in Manali.
Another amazingly beautiful destination of Himachal Pradesh, the capital city Shimla is also a haven for adventure freaks. Bestowed with rivers in profound gorges along with calm mountains lakes, and lush alpine meadows, Shimla is equipped with everything that forms a part of this enormous spectrum and creates the potentials for a wide assortment of adventure activities.
Major adventure activities to do in Shimla: Major adventure activities tendered by Shimla are Trekking, Mountaineering, Rock Climbing, Paragliding and Fishing.
Best time to visit: October-November and April to June.
Perched at the altitude of more than 2500 meters, Gulmarg is an ultimate spot to enjoy adventure activities in the midst of chilling cold. Many adventure sports, especially skiing, attract lots of tourist every year to Gulmarg. In addition to this, Gulmarg holds the only heli-skiing resort in Asia. This unique adventure can be enjoyed even by the novice adrenaline junkies.
Major adventure activities to do in Gulmarg: Major adventure activities offered by the pristine land of Gulmarg are Skiing, Heli Skiing, Trekking, Gondola Ride, Golf and Fishing.
A quaint and beautiful small town situated ahead of Joshimath, Auli is an enticing adventure spot in Garhwal. Snow-capped peaks of the grand Himalayas serve every kind of adventure buff. Without a doubt it is a Mecca for those who want to enjoy excitement in the lap of nature's grandeur.
Major adventure activities to do in Auli: Major adventure activities offered by Auli are Skiing, Trekking and Camping.
The captivating loveliness of the imposing mountains donning the Western Ghats and the radiant blue-green water of the Arabian Sea mixing in a kind of striking congruence with the natural woods and their astonishing flora and fauna call millions of adventure enthusiasts to Kerala. This unadulterated setting pulls adventure fanatics to indulge in adrenaline-driven action here.
Major adventure activities to do in Kerala: Rock Climbing, Trekking, Biking, Canoeing, Wind Surfing, Angling, Para Sailing, Kayaking, Scuba Diving, Snorkeling and Wind Surfing are the major adventure activities in Kerala.
Pick any of these engrossing adventure spots in India, enjoy a fun-filled escape from the humdrum routine, and grab some of the most exciting moments of your life!


This is it pansit! 2,899 out of 3,695 passed the Physician Licensure Examination given by the Board of Medicine in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cebu and Davao this September 2016.
From September 29 to October 4, 2016, registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will be done on-line. Please go to www. prc. gov . ph and follow instructions for initial registration. Those who will register are required to bring the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, 2 pieces passport size picture (colored with white background and complete name tag) and 2 sets of documentary stamps. Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals.


Has Theresa May provided strong leadership over Brexit?
From: Mrs BJ Cussons, Curly Hill, Ilkley.
I AM not a supporter of international aid because it does not remove the causes of the need and effectively creates cruelty to children. People have no right to bring children into the world when neither they nor their country can provide for them. When the papers were full of stories about hundreds of children in Calais without parents, I felt physically sick.
Even in our own country, we spend time and money trying to right the wrongs of poor parenting instead of spending those resources on the causes of poverty and loneliness in an increasing number of children.
If we were in charge of our own society again after Brexit, we might possibly get laws that are needed, and not just those which just provide so-called 'jobs for the boys'. But only if MPs unite for Britain.
From: John Turley, Dronfield Woodhouse.
LIKE many Brexiteers, Gordon Lawrence (The Yorkshire Post, April 5) berates Remainers for not accepting the EU referendum result when, in point of fact, the majority of those that voted Remain were prepared to accept the result subject to sensible compromises.
It is actually the ardent Brexiteers, as exemplified by the European Research Group (The Yorkshire Post, April 6), who won't accept it, and are largely responsible for the current chaos.
Despite the closeness of the result, many of them refuse to accept any compromises, and continue to insist that all the 17.4 million who voted Leave favoured initially a hard, and now a no-deal Brexit, despite the fact that the latter in particular was never promoted before or during the referendum campaign.
Some even refuse to acknowledge the fact that the result was actually close.
A QUICK recap. Hold a referendum, and let the people decide with their votes.
Then, spend more than two years playing sleight of hand – not to mention sleight of mouth.
Then, totally ignore the will of the people.
Well, now let's really show our true colours and jump into bed with the Opposition leader.
The thousands who surrendered their lives for Great Britain must be spinning in their graves.
Leadership, integrity, decency, morality – none of these words are part of Theresa May's vocabulary.


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Coral football ambassador Alan Shearer sat down exclusively with our very own Simon Clare to give his latest thoughts on Newcastle's current performance after United suffered a blip.
The Magpies, a club we're proud to be official betting partners of, exited the EFL Cup at the quarter-finals on penalties after losing in the Championship to Blackburn Rovers.
As an unashamed member of the Toon Army, Alan retains total faith in Rafa Benitez's boys. Listen and watch his thoughts below, or read the best quotes from Shearer we've summarised underneath.
"I'm still confident. Their main objective still has to be getting back into the Premier League," Shearer said.
"I was at the Newcastle v Blackburn game at St James' Park last Saturday and they were pretty poor. Blackburn were the better team and Blackburn deserved to win.
"Rafa changed the team around that won so impressively at Leeds the week beforehand and that backfired, but then again I thought at least we've got one manager who is taking cup competition seriously, which hasn't always been the case here in the past few years.
In the latest Alan Shearer video interview, Coral's football ambassador is full of praise for Rafa Benitez despite a recent blip in Newcastle's current performance.
When asked about how Benitez has approached managing in the unfamiliar environment of the Championship, Alan was full of plaudits for Newcastle's Spanish boss.
"I think he's done an excellent job. I think it was a tough start the first two games," Shearer added, also praising Benitez for calming players and fans down and getting the Magpies' campaign back on track after early jitters.
Check out more exclusive video interviews from Alan in the Shearer says archive.
What do you think of Newcastle's current performance? Have your say in the comments section below.


Detroit has been one of the cities hit hardest by the Great Recession. But a new project hopes to lift Motor City's spirits in the most awesome — if completely ridiculous — of ways: By building a sweet RoboCop statue.
The exchange was posted to Reddit, where it got the kind of attention an idea like this truly deserves. And since this is the Internet, after all, Mayor Bing's rejection became merely the beginning of a new campaign to make the RoboCop statue a reality.
Detroiter John Leonard took the idea to a new level when he started a Facebook event page, Build a statue of RoboCop in Detroit, which currently has more than 4,500 RSVPs.
The movement was pushed further forward through collaborative start-up generator Kickstarter. So far, the campaign amassed nearly 300 supporters who have provided more than $6,700 toward the cause. The campaign needs at least $50,000 by Saturday, March 26, for the statue to be built.
The Kickstarter campaign is run by Detroit-based non-profit Imagination Station, which owns a number of properties in the city. If the campaign is successful, the RoboCop statue will be built on an Imagination Station property on Roosevelt Park, which faces Detroit's iconic (though completely abandoned and run-down) Michigan Central Station.
Anyone who wants to help turn Detroit's frown upside down and help make this cyborg dream come true has 43 days left to donate, and help uphold the awesome.


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Fri Sep 6
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg on a slowing economy
Written by Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
This week's June quarter national accounts showed weakness in business investment and consumer spending, reflecting an all-round lack of confidence. Still, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg remains optimistic about the economy.
In this episode of Politics with Michelle Grattan, Frydenberg talks about the government's discussions with the Reserve Bank on a new agreement covering the inflation target, saying:
If you look at the last 20 quarters, 17 of those were outside the [2-3%] band and today inflation is at 1.6%.[…]You want to have a target which can be met, which is met, and is not merely just aspirational.
He also promises to announce the proposed inquiry into retirement incomes before year's end.
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Texas Family Law Podcast: How is COVID-19 impacting our Texas Family Law Court system?
How is COVID-19 impacting our Texas Family & Divorce Law Court system? How is it impacting lawyers and clients working together? Our hosts Jake & Brian answer these questions and more as they do a deep dive into the ways COVID-19 is changing our family court systems.
The Texas Family Law podcast is available for download on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.
Episode #1: How is COVID-19 impacting our Texas Family & Divorce Law Court system?
Jake: Well, this is the first podcast for Walters Gilbreath. And since this is our very first time doing this, I thought we would start off with introductions. So I'm Jake Gilbreath and I'm here with my partner, Brian Walters. And Brian, why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself? Yeah.
Brian Walters: Hi. I am a board-certified family lawyer based out of Houston, but I take cases all over the state of Texas, primarily Dallas, Austin, and Houston. And I'm here to help try to answer some questions during this trying time.
Jake: All right and I'm Jake Gilbreath. I'm board certified in family law as well. I practice primarily out of Austin, but just like Brian, I take cases throughout the state of Texas, primarily Dallas, Houston, and Austin.
So I thought what we would do is jump right in into the topic that of course everybody is talking about, which is the COVID-19 breakout and the effect that it has on our practice. Let's first talk about the court system and how the court system is dealing with the social distancing and the shelter in place and the current orders that are out in the state of Texas. So Brian why don't you tell us how things are being handled, in Harris County, which is Houston and the surrounding areas.
Brian Walters: Well, it's pretty much ground to a halt. As far as in-person hearings, there are some rare exceptions that are family violence type situations.
I was in court last week on one of those. Generally everything is submitted by you filing and if there are hearings, it's either done by submission, where the judge looks at what's filed and makes a ruling or sometimes by audio or video conference. Generally speaking, I'd say 90% of, uh, the forward momentum of the courthouse is halted at this time.
Jake: How are the audio or video recordings working down in Harris County?
Brian Walters: Well we're using Zoom recordings and that seems to work fairly well. The judge will send out a link everybody will join in and we'll have a hearing. A lot of the time it's over relatively straightforward things that don't require a lot of documents or testimony.
When it does require that, then we go ahead and kind of email and match exhibits. And we just put on testimony by video, like you otherwise would, which is something that we've ever done before in our court system which has a real strong emphasis on live testimony. But it's, it's worked in the limited times that we've been able to use it.
Jake: When you say you had a family violence hearing, why was the court open or why did the judge bring y'all in for that type of hearing?
Brian Walters: That's considered an emergency or important enough to get some actual, real, court time involved, even if that puts the litigants in the courtroom at some risk. That's how important it is and how seriously we take that issue. So they will make exceptions with live testimony, but it is pretty rare.
Jake: That's pretty much the same in Travis County surrounding areas. But in my experience the judges in Travis County are using zoom links for kind of moderate, smaller hearings. Just like Brian was talking about, there are some in-person hearings, but they're reserved for what it's called essential matters.
That's mainly family violence cases where there's protective orders, family violence happening in the home and the judge needs to get action on it right away. As far as the zoom hearings they're using zoom and trying to push hearings forward. A lot of times it's little short review hearings, for like Brian said, not a lot of evidence or not a lot of documents.
Travis County though, is trying to push forward to do more and more hearings than just a little short reviews or band-aid hearings. The way they're doing that is they're telling folks to look at the case or the court in which their case is filed. So for example, if you're filed in the 419th court or the 200th district court, you contact that individual court and try to schedule a hearing.
Typically the way Travis County works is we have, what's called a rotating docket and they sort of randomly assigned cases just based on what judges are available. With the COVID-19 breakout and the stay at home orders. They're having folks contact the individual court that you're filed in and approaching that court to see if that judge will give you a hearing and that's the option that they're giving us. Sometimes the judges are saying "you know, this is something important enough. Let's have a hearing over zoom." But sometimes frankly they're saying that's not important enough for the court's time and y'all wait until the shelter in place is over.
Williamson County, Hays County, the same thing. Williamson County I think is using teams and probably conducting a few more evidentiary hearings than the surrounding counties. The point being is the courts are operational but limited. Everybody's having to adapt but the courthouse is still available, just to a lesser extent than it typically is.
So now let's talk about ways that cases can still get resolved or move forward when the case, uh, can't go to the courthouse, you know, before COVID-19 or used to, and when cases are, we can't resolve them or we can't move them forward.
We're used to just going down to the courthouse and having a judge help move the case forward. And even if you don't have a hearing that a lot of times, just the fact that you can go down to the courthouse helps move cases forward. That not being an option, there's lots of alternatives out there though that people are focusing on now to get a case moving forward.
So folks just aren't sitting there in a divorce or custody case and have no way to move forward. We actually wrote about this on our website. The three alternatives that we talk about are mediation, arbitration, and using what's called a special judge or more commonly known as a private judge.
So Brian, why don't you tell us about mediation and what you've seen happening with mediations, particularly since COVID-19 hit the United States.
Brian Walters: During the first week or so many of the mediations and other ways of resolving cases were canceled because I think it just confused a lot of lawyers who are not very tech savvy for the most part about how in the world are we going to do this by video or audio?
I think also initially there was some thought that maybe this would be real short term, and it's clear that it's not short term. It's also that I think people realize it's not that difficult to do a video mediation or through something like zoom and so we've seen those pickup.
What I think we've seen is two things. I think if both parties want to get to a resolutiont I think you've got even greater motivation to do so because everybody knows you're not going to get down to the courthouse to get it resolved otherwise. So, you've got that additional, I guess friction, if you don't settle where people are thinking "Hey, this is going to contract out. This is going to be more, more lengthy and stressful for me. So I want to try and get this over with." So I think actually if both people are in good faith then you've got a better chance of settling and actually if you've got one or both of the parties that don't want this to go forward or aren't there in good faith, then it's probably less likely to settle because normally what happens in the mediation is you've got to trial.
So even if you don't want this to be divorced, you know that's going to happen and you might as well do mediation try to get it resolved. But now if you're looking at significant delays and uncertainty about when it's going to be resolved, if you can just kind of cross your arms, if that's your attitud, you figure there's no real penalty for that, at least no immediate penalty for it.
So you can kind of go both ways is what we've seen.
Jake: Yeah, I think that's kind of the same in the Travis and surrounding areas. At first everyonee sort of canceled mediation and just kind of sat there because we thought it'd be a week or so. Then I think people started realizing that you can do a mediation over zoom or Skype or something like that.
And the mediators in the Travis and Harris County areas have really adapted to doing virtual mediations. Essentially what I've seen is a lot of mediators do is create virtual rooms and the mediation conducts just like a regular mediation would, just being virtually. We talk about mediation on our website and how it works and essentially what works the same way.
But, like Brian was saying there's that backdrop of folks not being able go down to the courthouse. Like he could, if a mediation doesn't resolve. I think more and more as the longer this takes, people start signing up for arbitrations and private judging. So the family code says that a case can actually be referred by agreement to what's called arbitration.
What arbitration is is essentially a private process to resolve the dispute, but it's a binding process. So you actually have a decision maker as opposed to mediation where you're just trying to work it out. The mediator can't make you do anything. In arbitration, the arbitrator actually makes a decision at the end of the dispute.
It has to be agreed by the parties to go to arbitration, but a lot of people are doing that now to get their cases resolved and to pick an arbitrator, you pick someone like a board certified lawyer or a retired judge. You tell that individual here's our dispute. It could be something smaller, like temporary orders when a divorce is filed or it could be something much larger, like the entire case.
And you tell that arbitrator you want him or her to resolve the dispute. The arbitrator will conduct the arbitration probably over zoom or teams or something like that and then resolve the dispute. So that's one way folks can move forward even when the courthouse isn't available.
Another way is what's called special judging, which is in the Texas civil practice and remedies code. That would require an actual retired judge sit as a special judge. Just like arbitration, it's a private process. It's resolved outside the courthouse. You conduct essentially a hearing in front of a special judge who's retired and that judge makes the decision.
The differences are talked about on our website. The main difference is that if you do a trial by special judge, you have the right to appeal just like if you're in front of a district, judge. In arbitration your right to appeal is much more limited, but those are all different options to resolve the case even when the courthouse isn't available.
So now let's talk about ourselves. We've been operating completely remotely. We've been meeting with clients remotely. Our staff has is completely stay at home and working remotely. So Brian, why don't you talk about that experience? You know, that was a big decision that you and I had to make a few weeks ago about how we're going to handle this.
How are we gonna keep our staff safe, our clients safe while still providing services?
Brian Walters: Yeah it's been pretty seamless as you said, we were doing this long before this came about. We've been able to run our firm, everybody's been able to work off of the laptop that we issued them anyway, so that's been relatively easy. I had some concerns early on about one of our clients who wanted to meet and go over this and that, or new clients who wanted to meet and I think everybody can read the newspaper and see that that's really not a good idea right now and so we really haven't had issues with that.
There's been a remarkable lack of need to be in a physical space with other people. I think that it is a temporary situation. No one knows how long it's going to last. It's probably not something that can go on forever, but we've adapted to it pretty well. I think you know I've been pleasantly surprised about it.
Jake: Yeah, we'll see when that is. I guess every single day we opened up the news to see if this is going to be two weeks or two months or two years of this, but a lot of uncertainty. I really am proud that we've been able to adapt.
I think we'll probably continue to adapt. l'm ways talking to lawyers around me, seeing what they're doing, offering advice for other folks. And it's an interesting time that we're living in, but, uh, things certainly move forward, uh, in our world. So I think that's probably the overall theme of this is it's different.
So what an interesting time to do our first podcast. That sound good for a wrap-up for our first episode?
Brian Walters: Sounds good. We'll wrap it up and we'll be back with another episode
Jake: All right. Bye. Bye.
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Young Golfer to feature in the global challenge
June 20, 2018 by Karabo MOLOI	No Comments
TOUTED AS the most promising young player in the world, Traigh Hunter Pathon will join a number of sport professionals and amateur golfers around the world for the launch of the SportsPodium Global Golf Challenge.
Most promising young player in the world, Traigh Hunter Pathon will join a number of sport professionals and amateur golfers around the world for the launch of the SportsPodium Global Golf Challenge.
The challenge, which will attempt to break the world record for the most golfers to play in a week-long competition, will kick off with a local Golf Day on 21 June 2018 in Pretoria.
"It is the exceptional sports talent we see in young people like Traigh that highlights the importance of creating opportunities for young aspiring pros, not just in golf but any sport," says SportsPodium CEO Jaco Rossouw.
Pathon, an Athlone resident who has been playing with golf sets since the age of 14 months, placed in the top ten at the European Kids Golf Championships held in Scotland at the end of May.
SportsPodium Chief Development Officer, Natalie Du Toit, recently became aware of this talented young golfer and his impressive achievements, and is excited to have South Africa's newest golf sensation on board.
A Blockchain based sports information database, SportsPodium was developed from a passion for levelling the playing field for sports people all over the world.
Launching this new platform through The SP Global Golf Challenge, this innovative South African based company will soon be introducing other sporting disciplines.
"App users will then be incentivised for their diligence, scores and achievements with PODs, or crypto tokens. These PODS will enable talented amateurs, like Traigh, to earn money and this will go a long way towards them being able to buy equipment and fund their own opportunities," du Toit explains.
"For now, we are looking forward to welcoming Traigh and his coach in Gauteng for what will be an exhilarating day of golf, and we have no doubt that he will shock some of the most seasoned amateurs when he outplays them," she jokes.
Any golfer, anywhere in the world is invited to participate in the world record attempt.
To participate in this challenge, simply download the 'SportsPodium' app and log your profile information and scores to secure a feature on the international leaderboard.
The SportsPodium app is available in app stores on iOS and Android devices.
The SP Global Golf Challenge will run from 21 – 28 June.


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Nobody But You, my Lover – Do You Believe In Love? that's What Lovers Do!
Posted on February 2, 2020 by StacyUncorked
First Monday of February, and Monday means music! For the month of February, our Spotlight Dancer is our friend Robin from Songbird's Crazy World! She has chosen the theme for this week, which is 221; L❤VE songs In honor of Valentine's Day, we will have love songs. Songs about falling in love, songs about being in love, songs about missing the one you love, even songs about losing love." Let's get this love party started!
Let's start with a dynamic power ballad finds the artist and his girlfriend vowing devotion to each other. The two officially became a couple in November 2015. The romantic ode was originally written for the artist to sing solo. However, the country star made a last-minute decision to ask his girlfriend to join him in the recording studio. He was quoted as saying:
220;This was one of those songs where the more I heard it, the more I fell in love with it. I also realized how important it is for me and where I am in my life, and I think that's why Shane was trying to get it to me. It fits my story. I was about to go in and record when I decided that it needed Gwen on it – because it is our song. I think it's magic."
The song is their third recorded duet.
Here's Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani with 220;Nobody But You":
Next up is a romantic ballad in which the artist talks about her British actor boyfriend Joe Alwyn.
Can I go where you go? / Can we always be this close forever and ever? / And ah, take me out, and take me home forever and ever / You're my, my, my, my lover
The artist's romantic relationships have always been at the center of her music and here she declares her joy at finding long-lasting love. She unveils some potential wedding vows during the serenade's bridge:
Ladies and gentlemen, will you please stand? / With every guitar string scar on my hand / I take this magnetic force of a man to be my / Lover.
The song is the title track of the artist's seventh studio album. She revealed the record is:
"…a love letter to love, in all of its maddening, passionate, exciting, enchanting, horrific, tragic, wonderful glory."
The video is a romantic fantasy involving the artist and her lover. The various scenes take place in a bright, colorful house within a snow globe. The inspiration behind the clip was a lyric from the artist's song "You Are In Love":
And so it goes, you two are dancing in a snow globe 'round and 'round
The artist's 'love interest' in the video is played by one of her tour dancers, Christian Owens, who also appeared in Normani's "Motivation" video.
For your audio and visual enjoyment, here's Taylor Swift with "Lover":
Next up is a favorite song that has an interesting history – early in his career, the writer and producer of this song did it for a British band he was working with called Supercharge, which issued it on their 1979 album Body Rhythm under a different title. Supercharge had some success in Europe, but weren't known at all in America, where the album wasn't even released.
In 1977, this same producer produced two albums for a band called Clover, which was from San Francisco, but had moved to England to make their mark. Elvis Costello thought highly enough of Clover to use them as his backing band on his album My Aim Is True, but the group couldn't break through in Britain as they hoped. Returning to America, Clover regrouped as this band as we know it today, got a deal with Chrysalis Records, and released their first album in that configuration in 1980. It flopped. Chrysalis let them make a second album, but this time they had to have a hit.
The label strongly suggested they record this song, but the band wasn't thrilled with this idea: Clover's work with the producer hadn't panned out, so why should they record another one of his songs? The frontman and his bandmates were determined to make music on their terms, but they were in their 30s and running out of time.
At the urging of their manager, they recorded this 220;overly commercial" song for their second album. It ended up being their first hit, and the song that paid the bills. It was a teachable moment for the band, who worked hard from that point forward to create at least two hits on every album, even if it meant compromising a bit.
The producer is a master producer but not the most deft lyricist; many of his songs are rather bawdy when separated from the grooves. This one is about a guy who makes a move on a girl, telling her, 220;I want to love you all over." Seems he gets his wish, as by the end of the song he says he's got her, and it's gonna last. Like most of his songs, the chorus is so catchy the verses often get left behind. The original version of this song had this chorus:
We both believe in love / We both believe its ours / You really feel the love / Oh you really make me see the stars
The frontman of this band re-wrote it to:
Do you believe in love? / Do you believe it's true? / Do you believe in love? / And you're making me believe it too
He knew he'd get better results by asking a girl if she believes in love rather than telling her she does.
Without further ado, here's Huey Lewis And The News with 220;Do You Believe In Love":
Last, but definitely not least, is a song collaboration with this next group and another artist. In the song, they're both calling out to their lovers to stop playing around and be real.
Tell me if you love me or not / I bet the house on you / Am I lucky or not, lucky or not, lucky or not?
Definitely fits the theme this week!
Get ready to dance, here's Maroon 5 featuring SZA with "What Lovers Do":
That's a wrap for this week – have a great Monday and see you on the dance floor!
Now on to the particulars of Monday's Music Move's Me:
I have the supreme honor and privilege of being a co-host with the inimitable Xmas Dolly and our musical cohort, the awesome Cathy from Curious as a CAThy, Callie of JAmerican Spice, and Alana of Ramblin' with AM!
INTRODUCING OUR 220;SPOTLIGHT DANCER":
Robin from Songbird's Crazy World
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8 thoughts on "Nobody But You, my Lover – Do You Believe In Love? that's What Lovers Do!"
Marie Moody on February 2, 2020 at 9:44 pm said:
Whoa Girlfriend, great selections here for sure. Blake & Gwen aren't they cute! I hope they stay together, but who knows. Then we have Taylor Swift… welllllllllllllllllllll it was okay, but then you have Huey Lewis are old favorite for sure, but then WOO HOO we've got Adam Levine. Wow, I sure wish he was on the Voice still. It just doesn't seem right without him. This is a new song isn't it? It's a cute song & the video welllllllllllll ya really gotta pay attention. Cute ending though! Great job my friend. Hope all is well with you!
songbird1329 on February 2, 2020 at 10:02 pm said:
Interesting choices. I'm familiar with the artists but not the songs.
Ellen Pilch on February 3, 2020 at 6:35 am said:
Great choices, especially Huey Lewis. Thanks for hosting. Have a great day!
Cathy Kennedy on February 3, 2020 at 7:07 am said:
I'm glad to see that you shared the duet by America's sweetheart couple, Blake & Gwen, "Nobody But You". I stumbled on this last week for the first time. I think they are so sweet together and I hope their relationship is the real McCoy. It's so hard to tell in the entertainment industry if what's being peddled is the truth or not. Huey Lewis & the News is a blast from the past "Do You Believe in Love" and I have to say YES, I believe! 🙂 Thanks for sharing the dance floor with me, darling. Have a boogietastic week! 😉
Patrick Weseman on February 3, 2020 at 7:49 am said:
What a great song list. Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
John Holton on February 3, 2020 at 8:22 am said:
Thanks for Huey Lewis & The News. Something for us old folks… Good set this week!
Cynthia J. Coleman on February 5, 2020 at 3:43 am said:
These are great choices, Stacy! I was saddened to hear about Huey Lewis losing his hearing . Most of the songs in this post are familiar for me. I think I had not heard the Shelton/Stefani duet nor the Maroon 5 song. Have a great day!
Alana on February 9, 2020 at 6:09 am said:
I had just started to read an article in People Magazine about Huey Lewis and his battle with an inner ear disorder called Meniere's disease, which has robbed him of the ability to hear music enough to perform it since 2018. That, and "Lover", are the two songs I already knew. I'm liking Blake Shelton more and more but I have to admit my favorite here, although Maroon 5's song had a nice beat was….Do You Believe In Love.