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The 19107 / 19108 Bhavnagar Terminus–Udhampur Janmabhoomi Express is an Express train belonging to Western Railway zone that runs between  of Gujarat and  of Jammu and Kashmir in India.

It is currently being operated with 19107/19108 train numbers on a weekly basis.

This train was previously running between  and Udhampur but recently this train has been extended up to Bhavnagar Terminus by the Ministry of Indian Railways.

Service

 19107/ Bhavnagar Terminus–Udhampur Janmabhoomi Express has an average speed of 50 km/hr and covers 1838 km in 36h 40m.
 19108/Udhampur–Bhavnagar Terminus Janmabhoomi Express has an average speed of 45 km/hr and covers 1838 km in 40h 25m.

Route and halts

The important halts of the train are:

Coach composition

The train has standard LHB rakes with max speed of 110 kmph. The train consists of 22 coaches:

 2 AC II Tier
 6 AC III Tier
 8 Sleeper coaches
 4 General Unreserved
 2 End-on Generator

Traction

Both trains are hauled by a Sabarmati Loco Shed based WDP-4D diesel locomotive from Bhavnagar to Udhampur and vice versa.

Direction reversal

The train reverses its direction 3 times:

See also

 Udhampur railway station
 Ahmedabad Junction railway station
 Bhavnagar Terminus railway station
 Janmabhoomi Express
 Gandhinagar Capital–Bhavnagar Terminus Intercity Express

Notes

References

External links

 19107/Bhavnagar Terminus - Udhampur Janmabhoomi Express
 19108/Udhampur - Bhavnagar Terminus Janmabhoomi Express

Transport in Bhavnagar
Transport in Udhampur
Express trains in India
Rail transport in Rajasthan
Rail transport in Gujarat
Rail transport in Punjab, India
Rail transport in Jammu and Kashmir
Railway services introduced in 2011
Named passenger trains of India


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Say What? Democrats Now Claim That Violent Riots and Brutal Violence Amid BLM Protests Actually Slowed Spread of COVID-19
While there are many who are worried about the potential spread of COVID-19, others seem to worry when it is convenient for them. The same people who wanted us all to stay home a few weeks ago are now marching in the streets every day. At the moment, there is no evidence that the protests are advancing the spread of the novel coronavirus.
However, there are studies that are trying to make an even more outlandish claim. A new study says that the protests are actually slowing down the spread of the virus! That seems pretty hard to believe but what do we know? Hundreds of thousands of people are crowding the streets every day but the coronavirus spread is slowing down, that's what they want folks to think.
According to the study, the reasoning is fairly simple. Yes, there are lots of people in the streets right now and that could cause an increased spread. On the other hand, the number of people who are in the streets right now is causing an unexpected domino effect. More and more folks are choosing to stay home, as a means of steering clear of the trouble that they are causing at the moment.
But a new study by a nationwide research team that includes a University of Colorado Denver professor has found something surprising: The protests may have slowed the overall spread of the coronavirus in cities with large demonstrations, including Denver.
"We think that what's going on is it's the people who are not going to protest are staying away," said Andrew Friedson, the CU-Denver professor who is one of the paper's co-authors. "The overall effect for the entire city is more social distancing because people are avoiding the protests."
Friedson said his paper doesn't try to figure out whether the protests spread the virus among the people at the protest. Instead, he said the research took the bigger-picture view: What did the protests mean for overall transmission of the virus within the entire community?
The study looked at 315 American cities with populations of more than 100,000 and found that 281 of those cities saw protests. The remaining 34 cities that did not see protests — which, at the time, included Aurora — were used as a control group against which to measure the impact of the protests.
It makes some level of sense but we are going to need see more studies that come to this conclusion before we are willing to go along with this narrative. The law abiding citizens who decided to stay inside and avoid the protests may have been doing their part all along, though. The study is probably BS but that is still an interesting theory.
The nationwide research team that conducted the study includes a professor from the University of Colorado Denver. Andrew Friedson is the professor in question and he attributes the decrease to all of the people who are staying away. Friedson did not try to figure out the effects of the protests themselves. Instead, he took more of a big picture approach to the entire area.
315 American cities were studied and 34 cities without protests were used as the control group, to evaluate the spread. "Public speech and public health did not trade off against each other in this case," said the authors of the paper. While there are aspects of this study that are interesting and semi believable, their credibility is destroyed as soon as they start cautioning against other outdoor activities.
People are being told that the protests are fine but they need to be avoiding weddings because they are supposedly more dangerous. This "study" seems designed to help liberals assuage their fears and we are not sure if there is any information here that is truly worthwhile. Friedson claims that the wedding aspect is related to "avoidance behavior".
Since people are not likely to stay indoors when they see an outdoor wedding taking place, Friedson seems to genuinely believe that people are not going to spread the virus at protests. In his mind, weddings are the true danger. If this study is to be believed, all weddings and outdoor parties need to be canceled for the foreseeable future but protests are A-OK.
Someone needs to make it make sense to us. There are certain elements of the study that seem reasonable but when it is taken as a whole? It is hard to go along with. In essence, they want you to believe that anyone who stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement is safe from being infected with the virus.
It is probably not that simple but don't tell them that. They want to believe that their virtue signaling is somehow less dangerous than heading out to the bar for a drink. If one of these activities is meant to be avoid, they all should be. Otherwise, it becomes harder and harder to know what we should really believe. The mainstream media is going to take advantage and continue spreading their lies in the meantime.
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Named after the English home of colonial secretary Earl Grey, the village was initially built in response to the needs of early 19th century wagon-drivers and transport riders who crossed the strong- running Mgeni River here, en route to the hinterland. By 1851, however, Howick had evolved into a 'favourite resort of Pietermaritzburg pleasure-seekers...who disturb the solitude with noisy picnic parties and help fill the pockets of a former ship's purser who now keeps a small house of entertainment on the river bank'. This gala atmosphere disappeared during the Anglo-Boer War of 1899 - 1902, when colonial authorities built a concentration camp and military hospital in the village. The picnic parties of pleasure seeking Midlands meanderers are once again more than welcome!
In 1850 the settlement of Howick, named after Howick Hall the Northumberland Estate of Earl Grey, the British Colonial Secretary, grew around the fording place where the wagon route from the coast to the interior crossed the uMgeni River. As with all major fording places, blacksmiths, traders and innkeepers established businesses to supply travelers.
The old drift was beautiful but treacherous, situated just above the spectacular Howick Falls, Nogqaza 'the tall one'. The first hotelkeeper provided a ferry after his young son was swept over the falls whilst attempting to cross on horseback. A vehicle bridge has since replaced the original ford and ferry! The Howick Falls Hotel, built in 1850 (destroyed by fire and rebuilt in 1872), included Paul Kruger, Cecil Rhodes and Mark Twain as guests!
The settlement expanded with the needs of soldiers, transport riders, travelers, and war correspondents who headed north to the battlefields of the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 and the Anglo-Boer Wars of 1880 - 1881 and 1899 - 1902.
The town's motto is indicative, however, of a community with an eye to progress and the future, as well as the past: Tempora mutantur et nos 'timess change and (so do) we'! today, Howick is the centre of a busy trading, agricultural and timber community and the heart of the Midlands Meander. On the edge of Midlands Plateau, above the hot coastal plains, the climate is temperate, and Howick has burgeoned as an ideal place to retire. A walk up Beacon Hill rewards one with a view of the town and Midmar Dam.
Fairfell was built in 1872 for Sir George Morris Sutton who became the fifth Prime Minister of Natal in 1903. Sutton was a leading farmer who cultivated wattles. The farmstead was declared a National monument in June 1994.
Built as a dwelling house during the late nineteenth century, this is one of the oldest buildings in the Natal Colonial style still in existence in this area. It was converted into a clinic in 1992.
This museum has a wide range of items and exhibits, including displays on various aspects of medicine, local history, furniture, the sarmcol strike, informal settlements, Boer war and concentration camps.
95 metres high, the falls are a national monument. A number of deaths by accident, suicide and murder have been recorded here, and a 'monster' is reputed to live in the base pool.
This is opposite the Umgeni Institute on the Main Road. The institute served as a military hospital and as a concentration camp during The Anglo Boer War of 1899 to 1902. The cemetery holds 64 British graves and 84 Boer graves.
The Methodist Church, on the edge of the town, was built in 1879.
The site of Nelson Mandela's arrest by the South African Police on 5 August 1962.Towards Dargle Road, from Howick.
St Luke's Church, in the centre of town, was the first Howick church dating back to 1864.
Swissland Cheese, where 'High on a hill lives a lonely goatherd', provides a pleasant rustic diversion on the Midlands Meander. Fran and Richard Vermaak live and work in a quaint A-frame Alpine chalet on a hilltop overlooking to Balgowan Valley. Children love to gambol with the ever-playful Saanen kids in the pasture, and watch the goats being milked and the cheese being made. You can sample the variety of cheeses before choosing a fresh cheese and wine basket and along the forest paths to picnic in the shade of the pines overlooking the valley below Tel: 033-234 4062, Directions: R103 between Balgowan (3km) & Lidgetton (7km), 2,2km dirt road.
24 km from Pietermaritzburg, near Cramond, on the Pietermaritzburg - Greytown Road. Sign posted to Albert Falls Dam.
There are tracts of mixed woodland, giving way to open grassland, as well as small marsh areas. In wet seasons, rank grass patches attract numerous wetland and grassland birds such as widows, weavers, waxbills and cisticolas. Albert Falls Nature Reserve: Notuli hutted camp is situated in the Game park area and offers spacious fully equipped self-catering rondavels. Along the water's edge are camps and caravan sites with clean hot and cold water ablution facilities.


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OECD Integrity Review of Mexico
Taking a Stronger Stance Against Corruption
The OECD's Integrity Review of Mexico is one of the first peer reviews to apply the new 2017 Recommendation of the Council on Public Integrity. It assesses (i) the coherence and comprehensiveness of the evolving public integrity system; (ii) the extent to which Mexico's new reforms cultivate a culture of integrity across the public sector; and (iii) the effectiveness of increasingly stringent accountability mechanisms. In addition, the Review includes a sectoral focus on public procurement, one of the largest areas of government spending in the country and is considered a high-risk government activity for fraud and corruption. The Review provides several proposals for strengthening institutional arrangements and improving vertical and horizontal co-ordination, closing remaining gaps in various existing legal/policy frameworks, instilling integrity values and ensuring the sustainability of reforms.
Mexico's newly established National Anti-corruption System (NACS), signed into law on 18 July 2016, has the potential to become a game-changer in the country's fight against corruption. The package of laws creating the System - eight in total - mark a turning point in Mexico's approach to anti-corruption policies, and aim to overcome some key shortcomings of the past by: 1) addressing fragmentation in policies and developing a more comprehensive and coherent approach to integrity; 2) avoiding notorious "implementation gaps" by improving co-ordination both across and between levels of government, and particularly by bringing states under the remit of the system; 3) strengthening enforcement mechanisms for investigating and sanctioning integrity breaches by public officials and firms under both administrative and criminal jurisdictions; and 4) reinforcing oversight through greater transparency, expanded auditing powers and greater involvement of civil society.


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I recently got hold of a copy of the second edition of Ray Goodwin's "Canoeing". I've spent a good deal of time dipping in and out of the first edition, which I believe is the best available book on open canoeing for both beginners and experts alike. The highest compliment that can be paid to it, is that it is kept in the "smallest room", where it can be perused on a regular basis, by myself and visitors.
Now Ray has updated this bible, and taken on board some of the feedback that folk gave him after reading the first. In the interest of openness, I should now state that Ray was kind enough to give me a copy on the basis of me (eventually, sorry Ray) posting up a review, though he emphasised that I should be honest about my thoughts.
"This is the new bible for open canoeists. Building on, & acknowledging, the efforts of Bill Mason and the McGuffins, Ray Goodwin's book adds more modern techniques as well as more information on modern equipment and presents it in a clearly displayed way, with easily understandable & enjoyable narrative, & good photos. Aimed at all levels, from beginners to more advanced paddlers, it also touches on canoe sailing, lining, poling & the like.
Firstly, Ray has made a real effort to address these minor niggles. Images where it is not immediately clear as to the water flow, eddy lines, wind direction etc, etc, now have simple arrows explaining this. Problem solved. Slight layout changes have helped ensure pictures are near text, and sequences are numbered where unclear.
Secondly, the book isn't just a simple reprint with amendments, there is some genuine new and useful additional information, taking the book up from 224 to 252 pages. Plenty for your money.
The section on paddling with children has expanded from a couple of pages to 6 pages, nothing at all to do with young Maya Rose Goodwin's growing interest in watersports, I'm sure! This explains not only the basics, but touches on both moving and open water, as well as canoe camping. The main message is reinforcing the importance of good judgment when paddling with kids.
There's also a brand new section on visualisation when on moving water. This is a vital part of the understanding of white water paddling, something I personally view as one of the single main improvements I have made within my own learning curve, so a great addition to the text.
There is also more information on some of the "journeying" techniques, such as lining, tracking and sailing, something for which Mr Goodwin has few peers with anything like as much experience within the UK. A number of the images have been changed too, and there are lots more of them, though the heart of the book remains the same.
This is all on top of the masses of information on paddling, portaging, rescues, strokes, different types of water, and the canoe itself. Throughout, Ray uses anecdotes to tell stories which illustrate situations and actions to deal with them, something that those who have been coached by him will be very familiar.
So to me, this is now the New new bible on open canoeing. If you've not got the first edition, then buy this book, there is no better. If you already have it, then there's not an enormous amount extra in the second book, but what there is definitely adds useful information and is just as interesting to read. Or do what I've done, and pass the first onto a deserving newcomer and treat yourself.
The new one also has a cover without a picture of Ray on it, something he believes will help the sales no end.
You can buy the book from Ray's website at www.raygoodwin.com, from Pesda Press, or from the dreaded Amazon (Ray makes far less from the latter).
I also have a copy of the original and had a chance to read through the new, improved, better, faster, stronger version at the recent Open Canoe Festival and I must say that I'd agree with Mal on the book.
For me, the book covers a very wide range of aspects of paddling in sufficient detail to inform and also to ensure that readers are aware they exist and are a factor. This then allows for readers to "drill down" into specific subjects in detail from other sources. This is not a criticism at all - Realistically, unless Ray wanted to write something the size of War and Peace then there is no way he could cover everything in absolute detail but the book does cover most things and is by far the best overall tome that I've seen.
I have the 1st edition (sounds more valuable that way) which has been handed to my eldest for reading & safe keeping. 2nd edition moves between conservatory (where most of our outdoorsie books are) and the 'reading' room.


State regulators in California have penalized Health Net $200,000 for violating antidiscrimination laws by denying coverage for transgender people seeking gender reassignment surgery.
On Wednesday the New York state insurance regulator notified health insurance companies that they may not deny claims for coverage because a medical service does not conform with a patient's gender identitiy. Examples: a person who identifies as male who has had a Pap smear to check for cervical cancer; a person who identifies as a female having prostate treatment.
Systems are set up so that if someone who identifies as female goes in for a prostate exam, it might get kicked out. But we believe that anything like that would get corrected through the appeals process.
Fixing that problem, she said, might involve establishing a separate label for transgender people — not an M, or an F, but a T, say. And that could be worrisome to patients who prefer to list themselves as male or female.
At Upper Hudson Planned Parenthood, about 10 percent of some 115 transgender patients have had claims denied for such reasons, said Chelly Hegan, the nonprofit's president. Typically, it works just like Moran said — insurance companies eventually pay the claims after learning why a service didn't match up with a patient's gender.
But Hegan saw it as a bigger deal. Appealing repeated claims denials can be a hassle that discourages some transgender people from taking care of their health, Hegan said.
What the governor's doing should be applauded, because it recognizes that gender is not binary. To have to have them jump through hoops is not encouraging people to take care of themselves. It pushes people out of wanting to receive basic preventative care.


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NOTE: Forecasts for the Pottawatomie Creek at Lane are issued as needed during times of high water, but are not routinely available.
Major Flood Stage: 28.5
37 Flood water reach the top of the bridge deck over the Pottawatomie Creek.
36 Widespread flooding continues in and near Lane. A number of homes are flooded in west and north parts of Lane west of Kansas Avenue and to the north of Fourth Street, mainly along Third Street and Oak.
31.2 Water reaches the underside of the bridge over Pottawatomie Creek. Widespread flooding continues across the west, north and parts east of Lane.
28.5 Flood waters enter home near Third and Oak streets. Also the railroad tracks are underwater on the north side of Lane.
27 North Kansas Avenue just north of the railroad tracks floods.
25 Cloud Road, also known as the road to Richmond floods.
24 Douglas Road floods about a quarter mile northwest of Lane.
23 Minor low land flooding begins along the creek.
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Data and Site Info for Lane


This is a 1985 Barry Bonds Game Used Rookie Bat - The future single-season and career Home Run King was still just "Bobby's kid" when this rare and important early lumber was shipped to him from Louisville on July 10, 1985, just a month after signing as the Pittsburgh Pirates first round draft pick.
The block-letter "Bonds" P72 exhibits heavy use with a cracked lower barrel, likely in minor league competition prior to his April 20, 1986 Major League debut. Ball, stitch and cleat marks decorate the barrel and a handwritten "Bonds" appears in marker on the knob. Length is thirty-four and a half inches; weight is thirty-two ounces.
While scandal has tarnished the reputation of the game's greatest long ball artist, the same was true of Shoeless Joe Jackson and Pete Rose, and they have rebounded nicely with the soothing passage of time. This remains the earliest known bat of the Home Run King, which will sound like quite a treasure when Bonds claims his rightful place in the Hall of Fame and the baseball pantheon. Graded GU 8. Includes a Letter of Authenticity from PSA/DNA.
To inquire about adding this fine piece of memorabilia to your collection please use the contact form provided and a customer service representative will be in touch to discuss its acquisition.


A splash of Spanish influence meets Western style in the design of the Portola collection. Reflecting a seamless blend of traditional and modern influences, Portola's long, clean lines and high-arc design add a sophisticated accent to any home decor. A true combination of strength, beauty, artistry and brawn, the Portola collection displays a timeless style.


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Q: Understanding UWP stack trace with .NET native toolchain I've published an UWP app to the store with crash analytics and I'm trying to understand how to ""decrypt"" the stacktraces, here is what I got:
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 SharedLibrary!<BaseAddress>+0x2f877d at
 SharedLibrary!<BaseAddress>+0x3844c7 at
 SharedLibrary!<BaseAddress>+0x3842ab

I've looked everywhere and tried to use windbg, and cvdump without any success, those posts are also old so I though that it should be another solution by now.
Any idea on how can I get an actual stacktrace, not that I have the pdbs files (downloaded from the dev center) and all intermediate build files.
Thanks

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Absolute Write Water Cooler > The Break Room > Office Party > Words of wisdom from "St. Elmo's Fire"
View Full Version : Words of wisdom from "St. Elmo's Fire"
"Never trust a woman who says she isn't angry".
I started this thread months ago. GAWD! Nobody appreciates the work I do around here.
"It ain't a party until something gets broken".
"Forever got a lot shorter, suddenly".
eta: just a heads up, the crappers in the cabaret need to be cleaned again.
"Don't get out of hand".
the assfinger who said, 'Life is a cabaret' clearly didn't have to take a peepee.
"The meaning of life is: Fun...good times...a little h-u-m-o-r".
Elmo is dead. I pulled the thread as he walked away. Eventually...well, you know...he unraveled.
Probably because of the exact same mystical force that removes one of my socks from the dryer every time I do the laundry.


This mini-workshop presentation includes several creative techniques for making Mandalas. The process is a form of self expression that draws out feelings and experiences. The Mandala process, explored by the American Art Therapist Joan Kellog, begins with the concept that making a circle always brings order into life. The circular form used for creating a Mandala organizes perception, thought and physical responses in ways that are beneficial towards engaging the body's natural healing processes.
The objective of the workshop is to introduce the Mandala as a form of creative self expression which can be calming while providing a soothing balance for self care and personal growth.
This workshop is appropriate for business groups, caregivers, school groups as well as artist groups.


Despite a belief to the contrary amongst their frequently mustard-stained citizens, America has actually been voted the world's worst country in a poll of about 1,000 people – because that's right – all of these 'conclusive' polls which you're told about usually only ask about 1,000 people – i.e., nought-point-f*ck-all of the population.
Likelihood of chanting like "We're #1" when people in your country live in third-world conditions, you have a city which may be the largest since Chernobyl to be fully-abandoned, and your health care system is worse than your mafia – 1st most likely.
If you'd like to argue against these results, please write to us in 500 words or less explaining why America is so great without using the word 'freedom' – because seriously – enough already with that sh*t.


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Sir Lindsay Hoyle welcomes virtual Parliament during pandemic - but says it should not be made permanent
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle says that chairing the first 'virtual' session of Parliament will be a very different experience – and one which must not become the norm once the coronavirus crisis is over.
By Paul Faulkner
Updated 20th Apr 2020, 8:30am
MPs are next week expected to back plans to allow a limited number of them to take part in remote questioning of ministers using video calling technology.
It is hoped that the measures will first be put into practice during Prime Minister's Questions on 22nd April.
The Chorley MP – who was elected speaker last November – has championed the idea of using technology to enable Parliament to continue to conduct its business, while minimising the risk of having large numbers of MPs gathering in the chamber during the outbreak.
Chorley MP Sir Lindsay Hoyle will be in the chair as the Commons turns to technology to help it function during the coronavirus crisis
However, he said that it would be important "to get the toothpaste back in the tube" when the threat from Covid-19 finally fades.
"We've got to be a Parliament that holds people to account and we've got to get back to what we were elected to do – and that's to come to Westminster.
"At the moment, we've got to do what we can to make this [remote sitting] work, but we must remember that we have to go back at some point," Sir Lindsay said.
Speaking to the Local Democracy Reporting Service in a break from a trial of the system – which will continue over the weekend and into early next week – the veteran politician also lifted the lid on the practicalities of the process.
The Commons authorities yesterday revealed that 120 MPs will be able to dial-in to the Parliamentary proceedings for the first two hours each day – allowing them to take part in ministerial questions and statements. Up to 50 members will be permitted to sit – socially distanced – in the chamber itself.
"The 120 will be selected [on the basis of wanting to ask] questions – their names will be drawn out. There will be quite a lot of questions, because we have to have reserve ones, too.
"For statements, it will be the first 120 out of the hat as well. The remainder, of course, can watch on TV.
"This is a starting point, because we don't want to crash the system – that's why we're doing this test."
Currently, there is no provision for remote voting – and while Sir Lindsay says that there is no immediate need to set up such a system, he expects that its time will come.
"At the moment, we're seeing consensus [between political parties], but at some point there may well be a division [call for a vote in Parliament].
"If there is a division coming, it's all about what we will put in place. It could well be that we are going to have to do a virtual vote, but via what formula, I don't know – because we need to ensure the security of that vote."
Such a move would also require further approval from MPs, who are also expected to be asked to sanction the extension of remote participation to debates on motions – if the new arrangements are judged to be a success.
The usual Parliamentary conventions of MPs being able to raise points of order and make interventions will be suspended for practical reasons – whether members are attending in person or from their constituencies.
"That will make it easier for the chair, but [those interventions] are part of the excitement of chairing the debate.
"However, we can't have somebody who is present getting a bigger advantage than somebody who isn't. It's about ensuring that MPs operating virtually are not disadvantaged – otherwise we'd end up with everybody wanting to be in Westminster.
"It'll certainly feel very different – I'll be calling members from Scotland to Cornwall to Lancashire via a screen and trying to link them up, allow the minister to answer the question and make sure that the opposition come in with their questions.
"This change has been instant. We've gone from the way Parliament has always been run to changing literally overnight," Sir Lindsay said.
He said that he was confident that the limited in-person vote required to implement the changes – which is due to take place next Tuesday – would be smooth, because of behind-the scenes negotiations which have been taking place between political parties via the so-called "usual channels".


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Queen Anne and the Story Behind The Favourite starring Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone
Olivia Colman, Emma Stone & Rachel Weisz star in The Favourite
Olivia Colman—you love her in Broadchurch, and can't wait to see her as Queen Elizabeth in The Crown—is Queen Anne, with Emma Stone as Abigail Masham, the lady-in-waiting accused of being not just The Favourite, but of being the Queen's lesbian infatuation by Lady Marlborough (Rachel Weisz).
Congratulations to Olivia Colman for winning the Best Actress prize at the Golden Globes and the Venice Film Festival! Next: The Oscars?
The film is scripted by Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara with no source material credited that I can find BUT ... hard to imagine the writers didn't consult the acclaimed Queen Anne, The Politics of Passion by Anne Somerset. The movie from Yorgos Lanthimos (The Killing of the Sacred Deer, The Lobster) doesn't come out until November so there's plenty of time to add this to your must-read pile. The story of her reign sounds absolutely fascinating. And watching the trailer will surely put The Favourite on your must-see list. Especially if you like your British historical dramas.
Queen Anne was one of Britain's most remarkable monarchs. With a personal life riven by passion, illness and intrigue - she presided over some of the most momentous events in British history. Like books by Antonia Fraser or Amanda Foreman and based on years of original research, Queen Anne is historical biography at its best. WINNER OF 2013 ELIZABETH LONGFORD PRIZE FOR HISTORICAL BIOGRAPHY In 1702, fourteen years after she helped oust her father from his throne and deprived her newborn half-brother of his birthright, Queen Anne inherited the crowns of England and Scotland. Childless, despite seventeen pregnancies that had either ended in failure or produced heartrendingly short-lived offspring, in some respects she was a pitiable figure. But against all expectation she proved Britain's most successful Stuart ruler. Her reign was marked by many triumphs, including union with Scotland and glorious victories in war against France. Yet while her great general, the Duke of Marlborough, was performing feats of military genius, Anne's relationship with his outspoken wife Sarah was becoming ever more rancorous. Political differences partly explained why the Queen's earlier adoration for Sarah transformed to loathing, but the final rupture was precipitated by Sarah's startling claim that it was the Queen's lesbian infatuation with another lady-in-waiting, Abigail Masham, that had destroyed their friendship. Drawing widely on unpublished sources, Anne Somerset vividly depicts the clashes of personality and party rivalries that aroused such strong feelings at the time. Traditionally depicted as a weak ruler dominated by female favourites and haunted by remorse at having deposed her father, Queen Anne emerges as a woman whose unshakeable commitment to duty enabled her to overcome private tragedy and painful disabilities, setting her kingdom on the path to greatness.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – R. Donavon Munford, Jr., a lawyer with Smith Anderson's Tax and Estate Planning and Commercial Transactions Practice Groups, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research (the Center), based in Raleigh. The Center is one of six independent, non-partisan policy and research centers in the country. It is dedicated to creating a better informed public, and more effective, accountable, and responsible government. The Center identifies public policy issues affecting North Carolina and, based on its research, makes recommendations for improving the way government serves the people of the state. Mr. Munford is a former member of the North Carolina House of Representatives where he served as a Judiciary Committee Chair and on the Finance Committee.
Mr. Munford has over 30 years of experience advising companies and individuals on legal and tax matters that arise from business operations. In addition, he regularly advises individuals on estate tax savings techniques and charitable planned giving opportunities. His recent work has also included assisting public charities with their compliance and reporting requirements.


Last summer, we saw Barcelona and Chile star Alexis Sanchez make a move to Arsenal for fee believed to be around £35m. Now, amidst reports that he's turned down a contract extension at Barcelona, we could see Spain International Pedro follow in the footsteps of his former team mate.
We have all known that when Luis Suarez returned from suspension, Pedro would most likely be cast out of the starting XI at Barcelona. With almost no chance of getting picked ahead of Neymar, Messi or Suarez, it is believed that Pedro has handed in a transfer request in the hope of finding first team football.
Arsenal, believed to be Pedro's prefered destination, are on red alert as their long term target appears to have become available. The winger, who can also play down the middle, is valued at around £25m, and although a January move is seeming unlikely, we could very well see this transfer happen in the summer of 2015.
Theo Walcott, The Ox and Alexis are the main three wingers at Arsenal FC, with Santi Cazorla and Lukas Podolski often playing out on the left flank also. It then leaves many Gooners wondering, why buy another winger? Although it is maybe true that a winger is not the position of which Arsenal need to strengthen the most, having a versatile player like Pedro amongst the ranks can only strengthen their push for Silverware. With 53 goals in his time at Barcelona, he is guaranteed to bring goals to Arsenal.
"Pedro would be a fantastic signing for the North Londoners and for around £25 million, many who have seen the Spanish winger would consider it an absolute snip."
With Pedro also being able to play through the middle, a front three of Alexis, Pedro and Walcott would be a frightening sight for any club in Europe. Bringing in the extra winger would almost guarantee that, when fit, Club Record signing Mesut Özil would player in his favoured, and most effective number 10 role.
An attack with pace, technique, and immense quality can only benefit Arsenal, although every football fan knows that bolstering the defence in number 1 priority for Arsenal, Pedro would be a fantastic signing for the North Londoners and for around £25m, many who have seen the Spain winger player would consider it an absolute snip.


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Tom Bell quotes
Paul Larmer Feb. 28, 2000 From the print edition
Tom Bell
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"While I am a believer in the multiple-use principle, the concept of conservation, and an ecological approach to resource use, I find myself reacting to those who disregard any or all of these. And so I strike back. To the public, it would appear I am completely and diametrically opposed to all progress, to all resource use, and to the efforts of the great industries to supply us with the goods we need.
"That, of course, is not true. I am not alone in believing you can dig iron or coal or uranium from the ground and when you are finished you can use part of your profits to restore the surface. You can timber if you are willing to recognize other values, leave some trees standing, and use the most refined methods to remove timber without destroying a forest. You can produce power or reduce ores without destroying the surrounding environment. You can produce food without resorting completely to poisonous, persistent chemicals.
"Any industry that does not recognize this now will have to do so sooner or later. For what conservationists have said from the beginning of conservation is that this world, and all its treasures, is finite. Treat it right and you will live. Squander and plunder and rape and you will someday suffer."
-- Tom Bell, HCN March 13, 1970
"The environmentalists say we have a tremendous task to do. We must completely reorient the thinking of a capitalist nation; industry and the individual stockholders must expect a lower profit margin; the consumer must expect to pay higher prices; all must pay higher taxes; all must go back to a simpler, less affluent standard of living. How many people will be willing to do this short of imminent destruction is debatable. In the meantime, the ecological time bomb ticks mercilessly on ...
"As I write, three frail human beings ride a damaged spacecraft on an odyssey of peril. Our prayers are with them for we sense their danger. But well might our prayers be also for the passengers who ride the damaged spacecraft Earth. Their danger hangs over them hour by hour. Ours is less imminent but just as real."
-- Tom Bell, HCN April 17, 1970 (Earth Day issue)
"People are looking to the West and our great, wide-open spaces. It is here that vast areas of public land offer the hope for diverse, meaningful escape from the maddening crowd. They will come as surely as the lemmings go to the sea.
"It is sheer madness to let the situation engulf us. We must plan quickly and diligently. Without planning, we face another type of environmental degradation and destruction. It could be as disastrous as that which has befallen the inner city."
-- Tom Bell, HCN Sept. 11, 1970
"I don't know how I would have fared in this world had I not had the great outdoors in which to roam, seek solace, heal sensitive feelings and begin to grope my way toward adulthood. I grieve that all young people cannot experience the lessons the Good Lord can teach under His blue canopy, beside some soothing brook.
"My lot has been cast with the simple wonders of the world. You cannot buy the light flashing from a rainbow's side in limpid waters. There is no price on the hoot of an owl from dusky woods at eventide. You can only experience a coyote by hearing his howl.
"My own son can experience these things. But how about my grandsons? Will the world become so crowded that they, or their grandsons, be deprived of fulfilling experiences? How can our affluent, burgeoning society continue on its way without destroying values which cannot be bought in the marketplace?
"I suppose it's these apprehensions which motivate my waking moments. I would have it no other way. But I wish I could assure myself, and them."
-- Tom Bell, HCN Aug. 28, 1970


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Das Sony Ericsson K850 ist ein UMTS-Mobiltelefon des schwedisch-japanischen Telekommunikationsanbieters Sony Ericsson, das im Oktober 2007 veröffentlicht wurde. Das Telefon wurde unter dem Codenamen Sofia entwickelt und ist das Nachfolgermodell des Sony Ericsson K800. Das K850i ist in drei Farbvarianten erhältlich: Luminous Green, Quicksilver/Black und Velvet Blue.

Das Gerät ist neben der Kamerafunktion durch eine geänderte Bedienung von der Beschaffenheit für den Hersteller ungewöhnlich. So ist die Navigationstaste nicht mehr oberhalb der Zifferntastatur angebracht, sondern als rechteckige Taste ausgeführt, welche die Zifferntasten 2 und 5 umschließt. Neu sind auch die separaten Tasten zur Rufannahme bzw. -beendigung, welche sonst traditionell mit den Softkeys bedient wurden. Eine weitere Neuheit liegt darin, dass bei Sony-Ericsson-Geräten neben dem Sony-eigenen Memory Stick Micro (M2) auch der weiter verbreitete Micro-SD/Transflash-Standard unterstützt wird.

Der Prototypname Sofia bezeichnet auch die Hardware-Plattform des K850i, welche für nachfolgende Mobiltelefone aus dem Hause Sony Ericsson verwendet wurde.

Technische Eigenschaften

 262.000-Farben-TFT-Bildschirm mit 240×320 Pixel
 Touchsensoren am unteren Bildschirmrand
 Quadband-GSM und Triband-UMTS und HSDPA
 5-Megapixel-Kamera mit Xenonblitz, Bildstabilisator, Anti-Rote-Augen-Funktion, Autofokus
 Maße: 102×48×17 Millimeter
 Gewicht: 118 Gramm
 40 MB interner Speicher + 512 MB Memory Stick Micro (M2) im Lieferumfang
 Memory-Card-Combo-Slot (Memory Stick Micro (M2) und microSD; beide bis 8 GB unterstützt)
 A2DP
 Bis zu 350 Stunden Standby-Zeit
 Bis zu 9 Stunden, respektive 3,5 Stunden (UMTS) Gesprächszeit
 Video-Unterstützung für 3GPP, MP4, RealVideo und WMV     (Maximal 30 fps)
 Audio-Unterstützung für MP3, AAC, WAV, WMA und AMR (Maximal 320 kbps)
 Bilder-Unterstützung für JPG, BMP, PNG und GIF (Maximal 2592 × 1944 Pixel)
 320×240 Pixel (30 fps) Video-Auflösung (Abspielen), Aufnahme mit 320×240 Pixel bei 7,5 fps

Bekannte Probleme

Ein Problem ist der sogenannte Blue Ring Of Death (analog zu Blue Screen of Death), da bei diesem Problem das Handydisplay nichts anzeigt, jedoch jedes Beleuchtungselement, unter anderem auch der blaue Ring um die Kamera herum, leuchtet.
Dies ist ein Softwareproblem und kann mit einem Firmwareupdate behoben werden. Dabei geht, wie üblich bei solchen tiefgreifenden Änderungen, sämtlicher nicht vorher gesicherter Inhalt (zum Beispiel SMS, Bilder etc.) verloren.

Weblinks

 Offizielle Produktseite
 Offizielle Spezifikationen für Entwickler (englisch)
 Testbericht (deutsch)
 Testbericht (englisch)
 Weitere Daten zum K850i
 Weitere Bilder zum K850i

Einzelnachweise

K850

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The core research group is supported by a number of key collaborators who bring valuable specialist knowledge to the project.
Emeritus Professor Peter Cryle (Queensland)
Director of Centre for the History of European Discourses
Professor Sabine Frühstück (California, Santa Barbara)
Modern Japanese Cultural Studies
Professor Rebecca Langlands (University of Exeter)
Dr Hans-Jörg Rheinberger
Director of Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
Professor Jennifer Terry (California, Santa Cruz)
Find out about the core research team
Find out about the project research network
Find out about the project Advisory Board


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THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE Believers in Business networking group is to gather a group of men and women of faith who are willing to commit to doing the very best to help their fellow members achieve their business goals and objectives through acquiring referrals for one another while understanding that God's power is an essential component in this mission.
Activating our faith for one another is our goal and purpose!
HEAVENLY FATHER WE COME TOGETHER TODAY AS BELIEVERS WHO WANT TO BRING GLORY TO YOUR NAME BY SUCCEEDING IN BUSINESS AND IN LIFE AND BECOMING AN EXAMPLE OF YOUR WORD AT WORK HERE ON THE EARTH. WE ASK YOU FATHER TO GIVE US THE WISDOM AND THE STRENGTH TO HELP ONE ANOTHER AND LOVE ONE ANOTHER AS YOU HAVE LOVED YOUR CHURCH.
WE THANK YOU LORD FOR ALLOWING OUR FAITH TO GROW AND OUR PERSONAL AND BUSINESS GOALS TO PROSPER IN JESUS NAME AMEN!
Especially today thank you for Blessing this Food and Sanctifying it and Making it Wholesome and Healthy to eat in Jesus Name !


First of 4 doses of Adriamycin (Doxorubicin) was administered today. Julies Oncologist changed the plan to now go every other week for 8 sessions. It is called a Dose Dense approach and based on the type of Cancer Julie has and her fitness level, the doctors thought this would be the best method. Bone scan came back clear.
Things have gone well. Day started at 9am meeting with Oncologist and going over the plan and bone scan results. We then moved to the Chemo treatment area where Julie first met our Chemo nurse (named Roy - great guy) who hooked up an iv and started a drip of saline and a steroid to help with nausea and loss of appetite. We then met with the pharmacy and went over the multitude of drugs that Julie has been prescribed mostly to deal with side effects (we have now become our own pharmacy). The chemo drug was administered and we were done by about 1pm. Tomorrow Julie will visit the nurse to have Nuelasta injected which mimics the function of bone marrow and will help with the production of white blood cells.
I'll keep people updated on how Julie feels over the next couple of days - but so far so good and we remain positive!
I have thought of Julie all day, so thank you Mike for the update.


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You can get these icons from any pack in the game, whether that be the purchased gold packs or the single player ones you're given for completing a match. Alternatively, you can complete the National Icon SBC, which grants you one Icon player.
That's all you need to know about all the Icons in FIFA 18's World Cup mode. For more on the game, be sure to check out our wiki guide.


Sitting in a cab the other day, I glanced at the odd image that appeared on the small television screen mounted on the back of the front seat. "What in the world is that?" I wondered as I looked at the closeup of some beige and bumpy blob. Was it a meteor? an enlarged fat cell? a mutant virus?
In Part 1 of THE STORY OF FILM, filmmaker Mark Cousins reminds us how Hitchcock created tension through his "brilliant use of closeups" to start a scene and would then zoom out to reveal place, rather than relying on the traditional establishing shot and moving to closeups from there.
Part 2 includes the segments "Expressionism, Impressionism and Surrealism: Golden Age of World Cinema" and "The Arrival of Sound," featuring a collection of insights, observations, and trivia by Cousins, the intrepid film historian, director, writer, and narrator of this newly released primer on the evolution of film.
Nonetheless, Cousins does provide illustrations to support his declarations, doling out a relentless — and fascinating — selection of clips from more than 40 films include Dreyer's THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC (1928), Murnau's SUNRISE (1927), Buneul's UN CHIEN ANDALOU (1929), and Disney's SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (1937), just to name a few. Each selection illustrates the innovations in story, action, and technique that dramatically widened the possibilities in filmmaking during "the golden age of world cinema," and how this world of visual innovation abruptly changed when sound came into the picture. From the dadaists to the realists, we go bouncing around from innovation to innovation like the crazy journey of the baby carriage in BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN (1925) to the great musical journey of the song "Isn't It Romantic" from Mamoulian's LOVE ME TONIGHT (1930).
As we follow Cousins' journey through the movie business of the 1930s, he tells us that this era gave rise to the "great genres" of musicals, westerns, horror, gangster films, and comedies. And, at the conclusion of Part 2, Cousins asserts that three key films of 1939 — GONE WITH THE WIND, NINOTCHKA, and THE WIZARD OF OZ — bring "the end of escapism in films." This statement still stumps me.
Music Box Films is distributing this new documentary, and Chicago's Music Box Theater is conducting a multi-week screening of this ambitious effort. The DVD will be released in November 2012. You will want to add it to your collection.
In a future book, he sent Uncle Henry and Aunt Em to Oz, too. They stayed there.
To be sure, some of the sweeping statements that Cousins makes left me scratching my head a bit but they are compelling to think about!


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This book was published on Saturday 26 January, 2019.
Both men are held back by past rejections. Will a minor crisis bring them together ... or tear them apart?
This is undoubtedly the stupidest thing I've ever done to impress a guy.
"Go ahead, start it up," said Tom.
Alex took a deep breath and turned the key. Tom's truck roared to life. No such luck as a fortuitously-timed engine malfunction. Though he shouldn't think such things, as Tom was only being nice and wishing expensive repairs on him was hardly fair.
He looked around trepidatiously. The parking lot really was almost deserted, with only a few vehicles parked and those much closer to the doors. He wondered what role those people played in the postal service that required them to work on Sundays, then realized the line of thought was just a mental delay.
"You're not going to cause any damage," said Tom. If he was impatient, it didn't come across in his voice.
It was a valiant attempt to make Alex feel better, and he appreciated the intent even though it failed.
The brake pedal went down smoothly under his foot. Such a small little piece of metal, and it could be a matter of life or death. Did people who worked at brake factories realize how much trust was being placed in them every single day?
Once he had that all-important device pressed firmly against the floor, he reached for the gear shift. The first notch down put the truck in neutral, the second in drive.
"Now ease up on the brake," Tom said, remarkably cavalier about putting his safety, not to mention his vehicle, in the hands of a man who couldn't drive.
Nothing happened when he lightened his touch on the brake as instructed. Maybe it was a sign. Alex had never believed in such things, but he was willing to consider the possibility.
As if that will ever happen.
"I could drive into a light pole," countered Alex, not because he was trying to be ornery, but suddenly concerned about damaging Tom's truck. Those poles were stuck into cement, a material not known for being kind to vehicles.
Well, that made one of them. Alex eased up on the brake a bit more, but nothing happened aside from a vague sense of power waiting to be unleashed, though that could have been his imagination.
If I crash into a light pole, he can't say I didn't warn him.
Of course he knew the truck was an inanimate object and thus had no feelings. All the same, it seemed as though the massive beast was eager to move, and it lurched forward when he pressed on the gas pedal just the slightest bit. He wasted no time in going back to the nice, safe brake.
Alex tried to ignore the churning in his stomach and nervous sweat rolling down the back of his neck, and he depressed the gas pedal again.
This time, the truck moved a good six feet forward before he threw down the brake. The parking lot was beginning to spin around him, something which hadn't happened in years, and suddenly the truck's ventilation system seemed entirely insufficient.
He was still talking, but Alex didn't hear a word because he was trying to get his traitorous body to obey him for once. It wasn't working.
Five years since he'd last had a panic attack, half a decade, and he recognized the oncoming storm as though it had been five days. His heart raced, he struggled to breath, and if he'd eaten recently he'd probably be on the verge of throwing up. Most of all, the whole world raged around him, out of his control while he couldn't even manage his own physiological response to stress.
Never mind driving, at this point he'd have happily settled for not breaking down in front of Tom, but he knew it was too late for that. Once a panic attack started, there was no cutting it off.
So much for making a good impression.


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Dicyphus rubi är en insektsart som beskrevs av Knight 1968. Dicyphus rubi ingår i släktet Dicyphus och familjen ängsskinnbaggar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Primo! are an Australian indie rock band from Melbourne, which formed in the early 2010s. By 2018 the line-up was Violetta DelConte Race, Xanthe Waite, Suzanne Walker and Amy Hill.

History

The band was formed by Violetta DelConte Race (of Terry) and Xanthe Waite (of Shifter) as a two-piece in the early 2010s. Delconte Race, on lead guitar and vocals is from Melbourne's eastern suburbs. Waite, on bass guitar and vocals, relocated from Sydney and the pair started jamming in 2010. They were joined in Primo!, on drums and vocals, by Suzanne Walker.

Following a cassette only extended play, Primo Cassetto in April 2016, and a split single with LA Mood in 2017, the band's debut album Amici was released by English record label Upset the Rhythm in 2018. It was awarded 7.5/10 by Pitchfork, and 4.5/5 by All Music, while Vice listed it as one of 2018's essential album releases. Australian community radio station 4ZZZ praised the album's "sonic variance" and called it a " unique record".

For their next album Sogni, bassist Amy Hill joined the trio, having previously played with Waite in the rock band, Terry. The four-piece provided vocals, guitars, drums and sound effects for Mick Harvey's Nocturnal April in 2019 at Melbourne Museum.

Sogni was released on 17 April 2020 by Upset the Rhythm in the UK and Anti Fade Records in Australia, and was preceded by the digital singles Best and Fairest, Perfect Paper, and Machine.

The album was awarded 7.5/10 by Pitchfork, and 4.5/5 by All Music, whileThe Music awarded it Album of the Week upon release and later listed it as one of their Top 30 Albums of 2020 so far. Bandcamp listed the album among "The Best Punk on Bandcamp" in May 2020, and it received further praise from Maximum Rocknroll and The Quietus, who wrote the album showed how Primo's contribution to rock music was essential.

Discography
Albums

Amici (2018) - Upset the Rhythm

Sogni (2020) - Upset the Rhythm / Anti Fade Records

Singles

Daphne (2017) - Split with LA Mood - Milk! Records / Bedroom Suck Records

Best and Fairest (2020)

Perfect Paper (2020)

Machine (2020)

Other

Primo Cassetto (2016) - Hidiotic

References

External links

 Primo! on Discogs

Australian rock music groups
Musical groups from Melbourne
Anti Fade Records artists


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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_WHILE_PARENTHESES);
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_SWITCH_PARENTHESES);
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_CATCH_PARENTHESES);
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				return setBraceSpace(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_ELSE_LBRACE, mySettings.BRACE_STYLE, child1.getTextRange());
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				return setBraceSpace(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_SWITCH_LBRACE, mySettings.BRACE_STYLE, child1.getTextRange());
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				return setBraceSpace(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_METHOD_LBRACE, mySettings.METHOD_BRACE_STYLE, child1.getTextRange());
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_WITHIN_WHILE_PARENTHESES);
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_WITHIN_FOR_PARENTHESES);
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				final boolean newLineNeeded = type1 == PLPAREN ? mySettings.METHOD_PARAMETERS_LPAREN_ON_NEXT_LINE : mySettings
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				final boolean newLineNeeded = type1 == PLPAREN ? mySettings.CALL_PARAMETERS_LPAREN_ON_NEXT_LINE : mySettings
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_WITHIN_METHOD_CALL_PARENTHESES, newLineNeeded);
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				final boolean newLineNeeded = type1 == PLPAREN ? mySettings.PARENTHESES_EXPRESSION_LPAREN_WRAP : mySettings
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_QUEST);
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_COLON);
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AFTER_QUEST);
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				return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AFTER_COLON);
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		if(ASSIGN_OPERATORS.contains(type1) || ASSIGN_OPERATORS.contains(type2) ||
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_ASSIGNMENT_OPERATORS);
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_LOGICAL_OPERATORS);
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		// Spacing around  equality operators (==, != etc.)
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		if((type1 == COMPARE_OPERATION && EQUALITY_OPERATORS.contains(typeType1)) || (type2 == COMPARE_OPERATION && EQUALITY_OPERATORS.contains
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		{
			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_EQUALITY_OPERATORS);
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		//
		// Spacing around  relational operators (<, <= etc.)
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		if((type1 == COMPARE_OPERATION && RELATIONAL_OPERATORS.contains(typeType1)) || (type2 == COMPARE_OPERATION && RELATIONAL_OPERATORS.contains
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		{
			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_RELATIONAL_OPERATORS);
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		// Spacing around  additive operators ( &, |, ^, etc.)
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_BITWISE_OPERATORS);
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		//
		// Spacing around  additive operators ( +, -, etc.)
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		if((ADDITIVE_OPERATORS.contains(type1) || ADDITIVE_OPERATORS.contains(type2)) && elementType != PREFIX_EXPRESSION)
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_ADDITIVE_OPERATORS);
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_MULTIPLICATIVE_OPERATORS);
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_UNARY_OPERATOR);
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AROUND_SHIFT_OPERATORS);
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		//
		//Spacing before keyword (else, catch, etc)
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_ELSE_KEYWORD, mySettings.ELSE_ON_NEW_LINE);
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		{
			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_WHILE_KEYWORD, mySettings.WHILE_ON_NEW_LINE);
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		{
			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_CATCH_KEYWORD, mySettings.CATCH_ON_NEW_LINE);
		}

		//
		//Other
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		if(type1 == KELSE && type2 == IF_STATEMENT)
		{
			return Spacing.createSpacing(1, 1, mySettings.SPECIAL_ELSE_IF_TREATMENT ? 0 : 1, false, mySettings.KEEP_BLANK_LINES_IN_CODE);
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		if(type1 == OCOMMA && (elementType == PARAMETER_LIST || elementType == EXPRESSION_LIST) &&
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		{
			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AFTER_COMMA_IN_TYPE_ARGUMENTS);
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		if(type1 == OCOMMA)
		{
			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_AFTER_COMMA);
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(mySettings.SPACE_BEFORE_COMMA);
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		if(type1 == OCOLON && elementType == TYPE_TAG)
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(myHaxeCodeStyleSettings.SPACE_AFTER_TYPE_REFERENCE_COLON);
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		if(type2 == TYPE_TAG)
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(myHaxeCodeStyleSettings.SPACE_BEFORE_TYPE_REFERENCE_COLON);
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		if(type1 == OARROW || type2 == OARROW)
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			return addSingleSpaceIf(myHaxeCodeStyleSettings.SPACE_AROUND_ARROW);
		}

		return Spacing.createSpacing(0, 1, 0, true, mySettings.KEEP_BLANK_LINES_IN_CODE);
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	private Spacing addSingleSpaceIf(boolean condition)
	{
		return addSingleSpaceIf(condition, false);
	}

	private Spacing addSingleSpaceIf(boolean condition, boolean linesFeed)
	{
		final int spaces = condition ? 1 : 0;
		final int lines = linesFeed ? 1 : 0;
		return Spacing.createSpacing(spaces, spaces, lines, mySettings.KEEP_LINE_BREAKS, mySettings.KEEP_BLANK_LINES_IN_CODE);
	}

	private Spacing setBraceSpace(boolean needSpaceSetting, @CommonCodeStyleSettings.BraceStyleConstant int braceStyleSetting, TextRange textRange)
	{
		final int spaces = needSpaceSetting ? 1 : 0;
		if(braceStyleSetting == CommonCodeStyleSettings.NEXT_LINE_IF_WRAPPED && textRange != null)
		{
			return Spacing.createDependentLFSpacing(spaces, spaces, textRange, mySettings.KEEP_LINE_BREAKS, mySettings.KEEP_BLANK_LINES_IN_CODE);
		}
		else
		{
			final int lineBreaks = braceStyleSetting == CommonCodeStyleSettings.END_OF_LINE || braceStyleSetting == CommonCodeStyleSettings
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			return Spacing.createSpacing(spaces, spaces, lineBreaks, false, 0);
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Welcome (Back) to Bellingham, WWU Students!
Here in Bellingham, you can tell that WWU is starting this month because there has been an influx of college students, there are moving vans everywhere, and the bars and restaurants are packed. From incoming freshmen to upperclassmen who spend summers at their parents', WWU students have been coming (back) to Bellingham in droves for the last month or so.
To me, these WWU students coming back to school are one of the first signs of fall. There's starting to be a crispness to the air as the weather cools, and the atmosphere is full of energy brought in by thousands of students. Being fairly young myself, I am constantly mistaken for a Western student, so I feel a kind of kinship with them. It's true, many people my age in Bellingham are in grad school- many of my friends included. As Western Washington University starts, the average age of Bellingham falls considerably.
So, welcome back WWU students, I'm happy to see you!


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Ex-Phoenix teacher sentenced to prison on child-sex charges
PHOENIX (AP) - A former physical education teacher in Phoenix who was accused of sexual misconduct with a female student has been sentenced to 20 years in prison and lifetime supervisor probation.
A Maricopa County Superior Court spokesman says 38-year-old Nicole Wooten was sentenced Tuesday by Judge Sherry Stephens.
Wooden on Dec. 1 pleaded guilty to charges of attempted child molestation, sexual conduct with a minor and attempted sexual conduct with a minor.
Authorities say the victim was an eighth-grader at the Herrera School of Fine Arts & Dual Language in Phoenix in 2005 at the time of the alleged sexual misconduct.
Authorities say the charges stemmed from incidents that occurred at Wooten's home in Mesa.


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MainAll NewsInside IsraelBennett: Annex Jewish Areas of Judea and Samaria
Bennett: Annex Jewish Areas of Judea and Samaria
Economics Minister says a deal with the PA whilst Hamas controls Gaza is like 'discussing the purchase of a car with only half its owners'.
AFP and Arutz Sheva Staff, 08/12/13 11:17
Economics Minister Naftali Bennett on Sunday reiterated his proposal that Israel should annex parts of Judea and Samaria under its full military control of Jewish areas, according to AFP.
"I favor implementation of Israeli sovereignty over the zone where 400,000 Jews live and only 70,000 Arabs," said the Jewish Home (Bayit Yehudi) head. Bennett was referring to the "Area C" regions of Judea and Samaria, which under the Oslo Accords are still under Israeli military and civilian control. Area A refers to parts of the region controlled entirely by the Palestinian Authority, whilst Area B refers to those parts under civilian PA control, but with Israel still responsible for security.
The move would give over 400,000 Jewish residents in the annexed region a sense of security - proof they would not be evicted from their homes, as international bodies had suggested - and full citizenship to the 70,000 Arabs remaining, who would now be required to keep Israel's laws.
Over 600,000 Jews live in Judea and Samaria in total.
Bennet is not the only Jewish Home MK to advocate for the annexation of the region. In August, MK Yoni Chetboun also proposed the move to US Congressman David Reichert, noting the security risks a two-state solution would present.
"Practically speaking, if a Palestinian state is created it would be a third state between the Jordan and the sea. Israel will be wedged between two hostile states, Palestine and Hamastan," Chetboun stated.
Bennett's remarks come on the heels of claims made by former Shin Bet Chief Yuval Diskin that "too many Jews are living in the region" for a withdrawal, but that the two-state solution - which would see hundreds of thousands of Israelis thrown out of their homes and businesses - is nonetheless the "right infrastructure" for peace talks, which resumed this week between Israel and Palestinian Authority (PA) Chairman Mahmoud Abbas.
The MK also noted that calls made by the US labeling the talks as a success are premature. Abbas's control extends only over the PA areas of Judea and Samaria, and not Gaza, which is ruled by Hamas. Bennett argued that Kerry's claims that an agreement would lead to total peace are unfounded as a result. "This is all a joke. It's as if we're discussing the purchase of a car with only half of its owners," he told IDF Radio.
On Friday, US Secretary of State John Kerry continued to express optimism over the talks, enthusing that "I believe we are closer than we have been in years to bringing about the peace and the prosperity and the security that all of the people of this region deserve." President Barack Obama was equally optimistic about the talks.
While President Barack Obama stated at the Saturday Saban Center Forum that while the US believes in "an agreement that includes two states" that "requires serious political decisions" on the part of both Israel and the PA, and reassured the audience that "Israel's security is sacrosanct," Bennett - like other Israeli officials - has approached the talks with both caution and a message about the importance of self-reliance.
"History teaches us that we must never make others responsible for our defense," he warned in a Facebook post. "We must continue to watch our own back."
A number of other senior Israeli government officials have also viewed the talks with a significant measure of skepticism. On Saturday, Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said that "there is no partner on the Palestinian side to reach a two-state solution for two peoples", and Likud MK Ofir Akunis warned that "peace" is a euphemism for "withdrawals" and more violence to follow.
Speaking Friday at the Saban Conference, Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman also poured cold water on the talks, saying they were unlikely to achieve anything within the nine-month time frame imposed by the US, but that they should continue nonetheless for the sake of "dialogue".
Tags:Mahmoud Abbas, Barack Obama, John Kerry, Two State Solution, peace talks, Naftali Bennett, Annexation


Did you know that the GFWC Federation's color is blue.
What is the GFWC flower you ask? Why the Federation's flower is the red rose. It was officially adopted at the Council Meeting in Milwaukee, Wisc., May 1940.
Does GFWC have a flag and where did it originate you ask?
Yes, GFWC does have an organizational flag. It was first used at the Golden Jubilee Celebration of GFWC in Atlantic City, N.J., on Pioneer Night, May 19, 1941. The flag has a blue background with an embroidered GFWC emblem in color.
Did you know that the official song of GFWC is "America, The Beautiful" written by Katherine Lee Bates. GFWC selected the song in 1922, as it "…is a song of dignity and beauty, easily sung, and reflecting the true spirit of America and the ideals of this Federation."
Do you use the "A Collect for Clubwomen" at your club meetings? What is "A Collect for Clubwomen"?
Mary Stewart, a Colorado school principal, wrote the words to the Collect in 1904 as a personal daily prayer. Mary titled her poem "A Collect for Club Women" when it was first published because she felt it might have special appeal to clubwomen. According to Mary, "The first women's organization to hear or use the Collect or to print it in its year books and biennial reports was the General Federation of Women's Clubs." Prior to her death in 1943, Mary Stewart's own account of the history of the Collect was recorded. During GFWC President Dorothy Houghton's administration (1950-1952), the American Home Department published Mary's history along with an interpretation of the text and suggestions for using it in GFWC programs.
Keep us, oh God, from pettiness; let us be large in thought, in word, in deed.
May we put away all pretense and meet each other face to face, without self-pity and without prejudice.
Let us take time for all things; make us to grow calm, serene, gentle.
Grant that we may realize it is the little things that create differences, that in the big things of life we are at one.
And live nobly in Thy service.
Did you Know … Many modern safety measures were early GFWC programs. The Women's Crusade for Seatbelts program, sponsored by GFWC in 1960, helped to advocate automobile safety and resulted in more than one million car seat belts installed in the course of one year.


Let's make this facebook official, friends! Our friends at the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and YOU will be joining us for our inaugural ribbon-cutting event at Turbine Flats Project on Friday, February 1.
Also, come cut a rug with us following this event for our First Friday extravaganza, "The Silver Standard", starting at 6pm.


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Once you log in with either your email or Facebook, just fill in some basic info (body type, education, religion, and a brief "about me" bio and you're free to start browsing profiles. Kohtaamiseen, kuunteluun, ihmisten välisten suhteiden eheyttämiseen ja sosiaalisten taitojen vahvistamiseen. Koulutuspäivien ja vertaiskehittämisen aiheena ovat lapsen asema ja lapsen oikeudet lastensuojelussa. Message with that cutie you found on OkCupid.). Once you've made a match (with someone who's already interested the app will take you into a private chatroom and set you up with some prompt questions to get the ball rolling.
As a result there is now no end of apps with the same aim. What s the best dating app, especially if you loathe the datin g game? According to these self-described dating haters, there are still plenty. Dating with a full-time career can be a daunting task.


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When Bollywood lit up Melbourne
#Indiansabroad LifeStyle Movies
CtoI News Desk Tuesday, August 13th 2019
Galaxy of Bollywood stars and directors at IFFM. Photo courtesy: Facebook/Indian Film Festival of Melbourne
Every year, Federation Square in Melbourne, Australia turns into mini Bollywood when it hosts the annual Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM).
A Victorian Government initiative aimed at strengthening ties between the Indian film industry and Victoria, this year's event saw the Indian national flag being hoisted at the Federation Square to celebrate both India's Independence Day as well as IFFM's 10th year. The High Commissioner of India in Australia and the Mayor of Melbourne were also present at the event amongst various Bollywood personalities.
Bollywood producer and director Karan Johar hoisted the Indian flag at Federation Square. Photo courtesy: Facebook/Indian Film Festival of Melbourne
Famous Bollywood producer and director Karan Johar, who did the honours, was also awarded by IFFM for "Celebrating 20 Years of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai".
"I'm looking forward to celebrating Indian Independence Day in one of the world's most vibrant multicultural cities, Melbourne. The sense of community and unity centres around the pride of our flag and the celebration of India's independence is something I'm looking forward to. It's truly an honour for me to be the one this year to hoist our tricolour at the landmark in Melbourne," said Johar ahead of the flag hoisting ceremony.
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan is the chief guest at this year's IFFM. Photo courtesy: Facebook/Indian Film Festival of Melbourne
The 10 day festival started on August 8 and will continue till August 17. Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who is serving as the chief guest this year, opened the IFFM, alongside other Bollywood actors like Arjun Kapoor and Tabu, as well as Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and festival director Mitu Bhowmick Lange.
Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan inaugurates Indian Film Festival of Melbourne
The theme for this year revolves around celebrating courage in Indian cinema.
2019 IFFM awardees:
Best Actor: Vijay Sethupathi for Super Deluxe
Best Director: Sriram Raghavan for Andhadhun
Best Actress: Tabu for Andhadhun
Best Indie Film: Bulbul Can Sing
Best Film: Gully Boy (Zoya Akhtar)
Diversity in Cinema: Onir
PwC Equality in Cinema: Chuskit, Super Deluxe
Excellence in Cinema: Shah Rukh Khan
Telstra People's Choice Award: Simmba
Best Short Film: My name is Mohamad and Ragdad, We don't exist here anymore by Ali Mousawi and Be my brother by Genevieve Clay
Indian Film Festival of Melbourne Shah Rukh Khan Karan Johar Bollywood
Kajol, Ajay Devgn buy Orchard Road apartment for daughter studying in Singapore school
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Movie Review: Good Newwz: Not a bad way to end the year
"Can't stay neutral": After Deepika Padukone, actor Varun Dhawan condemns JNU attack
Vir Das, Preity Zinta guest star in January 24 episode of US comedy series 'Fresh Off The Boat'


Also known as a gwyniad, powan or shelly, the common whitefish is a member of the salmon family. It has a silver coloured streamlined body and darker coloured fins. It may reach up to 73 cm in length. Its tail fin is forked. Coregonus lavaretus has a small mouth and a protruding upper jaw.
Found in a few estuaries and rivers off the Irish Sea from west England to south-west Scotland, with a notable populations in the river Eden, Cumbria and Llyn Tegid, Wales.
Coregonus lavaretus is an anadromous species inhabiting waters of very low salinity. It is a demersal species prefering cooler deeper waters.
Silvery white member of the salmon family.
Up to 73 cm in length.
Caudal fin with 19 soft rays.
The few remaining UK populations are under considerable threat from a variety of problems including pollution, eutrophication and competition from introduced species including Gymnocephalus cernuus (IUCN, 2003).
Himber, M. K-J. & Lehtonen, H., 1994. Systematics and nomenclature of coregonid fishes, particularly in Northwest Europe. Archive für Hydrobiologie: Special Issues on Advanced Limnology, 46, 39-47.


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Q: Paypal / Magento Error: This transaction can't be processed. Please pay with another card I have a web store with Magento 2 installed. For payment methods, I am using PayPal All-in-One Payment solution which is linked with my business Paypal account.

When a customer completes checkout and selects this payment method, they are redirected to Paypal which displays the following error:
This transaction can't be processed. Please pay with another card.

Not sure why this is happening, any ideas?

A: You can test ist your paypal with sandbox credential, if it is working there is no problem in coding  then  check your paypal live credential and check again if problem is still arrive then you need to contact with paypal support.


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Steve Glomb
Organization: Office of Restoration & Damage Assessment/DOI
Steve Glomb is the director of the Office of Restoration and Damage Assessment in the U.S. Department of the Interior. He manages the Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration (NRDAR) Program, whose mission is to restore natural resources injured as a result of oil spills or hazardous substance releases in the environment. He has focused on the restoration aspects of NRDAR since 2002. Steve worked in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the Coastal Barriers Resources Act and helped establish EPA's National Estuary Program. Steve also served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Africa. He has a master's degree in biological oceanography from Florida State University and a bachelor's degree in fisheries biology from the University of Massachusetts.
B13. Contamination to Conservation: Natural Resource Damage Program Funds