text:
@skopemag news for august 6, 2019 @ 2:30 pm est
by Skope • August 6, 2019
E-40 Scores 19th Top 10 Album on Billboard's Rap Sales Chart with Practice Makes Paper
Says E-40, "I've been in a friendly competition with my brother Tech N9ne for years about us being neck and neck for having the most Top 10-selling rap albums on the Billboard charts. Some years I'm ahead and other years, he's ahead but with my 28th solo album, Practice Makes Paper debuting at #4 on the Rap Album Sales charts, we both now hold the record for 2nd place with 19 Top 10-selling albums on Billboard, right behind Gucci Mane who has 20 Billboard top ten-selling rap albums. Congrats to Gucci! Congrats to Tech! Congrats to me!"
Oh Sees Share "Captain Loosely" Video
"As expected, the fourth single is totally unexpected: a five-minute instrumental cut matching the beauty of the instrumental "Cooling Tower" on 2017's Orc. "Captain Loosely," however, is a sound collage mixing ambient electronic bloops with stray saxophone notes—a uniquely somber track from a group known for face-melting riffs and forays into cartoonish vocal performances." – Flood
Broen Share New Track "Lines"
Broen return with eyes open to new vistas on their second album Do You See The Falling Leaves?. Back in 2017, Norway's experi-pop quintet brought exuberant reserves of intelligence, positivity and warm-spirited commonality to the world-building bustles of jazz, funk, psychedelia, electronics and hip-hop on their international debut, I <3 Art. Do You See the Falling Leaves? extends its predecessor's vision and expands its brightly generous worldview, opening the door to mindful, invigorating and mind-bogglingly inventive ways of composing, engaging and connecting with nature, with each other and with their own potential.
CITY OF INDUSTRY: No Echo Debuts "Spite Me" By Seattle Hardcore Outfit; Conspire Conspire Conspire LP Preorders Posted
No Echo is hosting the premiere of "Spite Me" by Seattle hardcore outfit CITY OF INDUSTRY, as the band prepares to release their new Conspire Conspire Conspire LP via their independent label/network, Amerikan Aesthetics. The new song has been posted alongside preorders for the record preceding the album's street date and Pacific Northwest run of tour dates in conjunction with its release.
Maddee (BadBadNotGood, Charlotte Day Wilson, Harrison) | Shares Single & Announces EP
The Fader-approved Toronto-based artist, MADDEE is today sharing her soulful new cut, 'Clouds' – listen here. Taken from the forthcoming debut six-track EP, 'Red Mind', which is due for release this coming autumn, the new single finds the 20-year-old artist expanding on her previous sound to introduce a gripping network of jazz-indebted R&B and slap-back electronica.
Wet Tuna, the duo of Matt Valentine and PG Six, returns with a new album
"The vibes are heady already as "Goin'" wafts into the room — the kind of molasses-milked twilight track that can hit just right when the brain's in balance and the air is still." Raven Sings The Blues
UK ROCK BAND THE AMAZONS RELEASE NEW VIDEO FOR "25"
'25' boasts drums inspired by the likes of Iggy Pop's 'Lust for Life' and encompasses the idea frontman Matt Thomson created and penned down on the trials and tribulations of being 25. When speaking about the track, Matt said "I wrote 25 two months before I turned 25, to try to work out where I am in life. The song mimics the confusion that I constantly feel, that everyone my age feels. Are we all narcissists or are we really switched on?"
RIG TIME! Releases Official Music Video for "No Faith"
"'NO FAITH' is a bleak declaration about giving up and a satirical response encouraging one to forgo their community. The lyrics declare "You'll never miss what you never loved" to invoke inner dialogue, asking oneself if they truly love the setting they are a part of ."No faith in the future, No reason to survive" is a blunt submission to ponder if what the effort you offer is worth. The song is in the eye of the beholder, to offer two paths and let the individual decide what matters to them." – RIG TIME!
JEREMY FALL OPENS NEW RESTAURANT MIXTAPE
Mixtape, a continually evolving concept space that doubles as a restaurant and gallery, acts as the vehicle allowing Fall and a well-curated list of musicians to collaborate outside of their normal medium. While Fall is best known for his stylish and approachable take on classic American fare with a playful twist (Nighthawk, Tinfoil, Paperboy, Easy's), Mixtape serves almost as a biography for the 29 year-old epicure and avid music, art and fashion fan, combining Tunisian, Carribean, French and Jewish flavors from his mixed cultural upbringing, presented alongside a mood-ring inspired cocktail program playing off his 90s-era childhood. With brunch, dinner and late night menus offering modern urban comfort food, Mixtape is Fall's most elevated and imaginative presentation yet, alongside a truly unique and art-immersed experience. Mixed media visual art in the form of painting, photo and sculpture adorn the intimate Fairfax space, including a mural painted by Fall himself. Servers wear uniforms co-designed by Fall and one of the artists and of course, the dining space is soundtracked by original playlists.
7450 Beverly Blvd.
← Grade 2 Sign to Hellcat Records + Announce Album 'Graveyard Island'
@skopemag news for august 7, 2019 @ 9:30 am est →


text:
Table of Contents » Title 6. Criminal Justice and Corrections » Agency Title 6. Criminal Justice and Corrections » Chapter 101. Regulation Governing Juvenile Secure Detention Centers» Part I. General Provisions
Part I. General Provisions
6VAC35-101-10. Definitions.
The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
"Annual" means within 13 months of the previous event or occurrence.
"Behavior management" means those principles and methods employed to help a resident achieve positive behavior and to address and correct a resident's inappropriate behavior in a constructive and safe manner in accordance with written procedures governing program expectations and resident and employee safety and security.
"Board" means the Board of Juvenile Justice.
"Case record" or "record" means written or electronic information relating to one resident and the resident's family, if applicable. This information includes, but is not limited to, social, medical, psychiatric, and psychological records; reports; demographic information; agreements; all correspondence relating to care of the resident; service plans with periodic revisions; aftercare plans and discharge summary; and any other information related to the resident.
"Contraband" means any item possessed by or accessible to a resident or found within a detention center or on its premises (i) that is prohibited by statute, regulation, or the facility's procedure, (ii) that is not acquired through approved channels or in prescribed amounts, or (iii) that may jeopardize the safety and security of the detention center or individual residents.
"Department" means the Department of Juvenile Justice.
"Detention center" or "secure juvenile detention center" means a local, regional, or state, publicly or privately operated secure custody facility that houses individuals who are ordered to be detained pursuant to the Code of Virginia. This term does not include juvenile correctional centers.
"Direct care staff" means the staff whose primary job responsibilities are (i) maintaining the safety, care, and well-being of residents, (ii) implementing the structured program of care and the behavior management program, and (iii) maintaining the security of the facility.
"Direct supervision" means the act of working with residents while not in the presence of direct care staff. Staff members who provide direct supervision are responsible for maintaining the safety, care, and well-being of the residents in addition to providing services or performing the primary responsibilities of that position.
"Director" means the Director of the Department of Juvenile Justice.
"Emergency" means a sudden, generally unexpected occurrence or set of circumstances demanding immediate action such as a fire, chemical release, loss of utilities, natural disaster, taking of hostages, major disturbances, escape, and bomb threats. Emergency does not include regularly scheduled employee time off or other situations that could be reasonably anticipated.
"Facility administrator" means the individual who has the responsibility for the on-site management and operation of the detention center on a regular basis.
"Health care record" means the complete record of medical screening and examination information and ongoing records of medical and ancillary service delivery including, but not limited to, all findings, diagnoses, treatments, dispositions, and prescriptions and their administration.
"Health care services" means those actions, preventative and therapeutic, taken for the physical and mental well-being of a resident. Health care services include medical, dental, orthodontic, mental health, family planning, obstetrical, gynecological, health education, and other ancillary services.
"Health trained personnel" means an individual who is trained by a licensed health care provider to perform specific duties such as administering health care screenings, reviewing screening forms for necessary follow-up care, preparing residents and records for sick call, and assisting in the implementation of certain medical orders.
"Individual service plan" or "service plan" means a written plan of action developed, revised as necessary, and reviewed at intervals to meet the needs of a resident. The individual service plan specifies (i) measurable short-term and long-term goals; (ii) the objectives, strategies, and time frames for reaching the goals; and (iii) the individuals responsible for carrying out the plan.
"Living unit" means the space in a detention center in which a particular group of residents resides that contains sleeping areas, bath and toilet facilities, and a living room or its equivalent for use by the residents. Depending upon its design, a building may contain one living unit or several separate living units.
"On duty" means the period of time an employee is responsible for the direct supervision of one or more residents.
"Parent" or "legal guardian" means (i) a biological or adoptive parent who has legal custody of a resident, including either parent if custody is shared under a joint decree or agreement; (ii) a biological or adoptive parent with whom a resident regularly resides; (iii) a person judicially appointed as a legal guardian of a resident; or (iv) a person who exercises the rights and responsibilities of legal custody by delegation from a biological or adoptive parent, upon provisional adoption, or otherwise by operation of law.
"Postdispositional detention program" means a program in a detention center serving residents who are subject to a sentence or dispositional order for placement in the detention center for a period exceeding 30 days pursuant to subdivision A 16 of § 16.1-278.8 and subsection B of § 16.1.284.1 of the Code of Virginia.
"Premises" means the tracts of land on which any part of a detention center is located and any buildings on such tracts of land.
"Regulatory authority" means the board or the department as designated by the board.
"Resident" means an individual who is confined in a detention center.
"Rules of conduct" means a listing of a detention center's rules or regulations that is maintained to inform residents and others of the behavioral expectations of the behavior management program, about behaviors that are not permitted, and about the sanctions that may be applied when impermissible behaviors occur.
"Written" means the required information is communicated in writing. Such writing may be available in either hard copy or in electronic form.
§§ 16.1-309.9, 16.1-322.7, and 66-10 of the Code of Virginia.
Derived from Virginia Register Volume 29, Issue 25, eff. January 1, 2014.
6VAC35-101-20. Applicability.
Parts I (6VAC35-101-10 et seq.) though VIII (6VAC35-101-1070 et seq.) of this chapter apply to juvenile detention centers for both predispositional and postdispositional programs unless specifically excluded. Part IX (6VAC35-101-1160 et seq.) of this chapter only applies to detention centers operating postdispositional detention programs for residents sentenced for a period exceeding 30 days pursuant to subdivision A 16 of § 16.1-278.8 and subsection B of § 16.1.284.1 of the Code of Virginia.
6VAC35-101-30. Previous regulations terminated.
This chapter replaces the Standards for the Interim Regulation of Children's Residential Facilities (6VAC 35-51) and the Standards for Juvenile Residential Facilities (6VAC35-140) for the regulation of all detention centers as defined herein. The Standards for the Interim Regulation of Children's Residential Facilities and the Standards for Juvenile Residential Facilities remain in effect for juvenile correctional centers and group homes, regulated by the board, until such time as the board adopts new regulations related thereto.
6VAC35-101-40. Certification.
A. The detention center shall comply with the provisions of the Regulations Governing the Monitoring, Approval, and Certification of Juvenile Justice Programs (6VAC35-20). The detention center shall:
1. Demonstrate compliance with this chapter, other applicable regulations issued by the board, and applicable statutes and regulations;
2. Implement approved plans of action to correct findings of noncompliance; and
3. Ensure no noncompliances may pose any immediate and direct danger to residents.
B. Documentation necessary to demonstrate compliance with this chapter shall be maintained for a minimum of three years.
C. The current certificate shall be posted at all times in a place conspicuous to the public.
6VAC35-101-45. Contracts between juvenile detention centers and separate entities.
When a detention center enters into an agreement with a separate entity for the purpose of detaining a juvenile in the separate entity's custody, the agreement shall provide that the program housing the juvenile shall be subject to 6VAC35-20, Regulation Governing the Monitoring, Approval, and Certification of Juvenile Justice Programs and Facilities.
1. For purposes of demonstrating compliance with this chapter, the agreement shall allow the department the same access to the detained juvenile and to the records and reports for the detained juvenile as is authorized currently under § 16.1-309.10 of the Code of Virginia and 6VAC35-20 for all other residents in the detention center.
2. Nothing in this section shall prevent the detention center and the separate entity from agreeing that services and treatment shall exceed the requirements of this chapter for those youth in the custody of the separate entity.
§§ 16.1-322.7 and 66-10 of the Code of Virginia.
Derived from Virginia Register Volume 35, Issue 23, eff. August 22, 2019.
6VAC35-101-50. Relationship to the regulatory authority.
A. All reports and information as the regulatory authority may require to establish compliance with this chapter and other applicable regulations and statutes shall be submitted to or made available to the regulatory authority.
B. A written report of any contemplated changes in operation that would affect the terms of the certificate or the continuing eligibility for certification shall be submitted to the regulatory authority. A change may not be implemented prior to approval by the regulatory authority.
6VAC35-101-60. Relationship with the department.
A. The director or designee shall be notified within five working days of any significant change in administrative structure or newly hired facility administrator.
B. Any of the following that may be related to the health , safety, or human rights of residents shall be reported to the director or designee within 10 days: (i) lawsuits against the detention center or its governing authority and (ii) settlements with the detention center or its governing authority.
6VAC35-101-70. Variances.
A. Board action may be requested by the facility administrator to relieve a detention center from having to meet or develop a plan of action for the requirements of a specific section or subsection of this regulation, either permanently or for a determined period of time, as provided in the Regulations Governing the Monitoring, Approval, and Certification of Juvenile Justice Programs (6VAC35-20).
B. Any such variance may not be implemented prior to approval of the board.
6VAC35-101-75. Operational procedures.
The current program or operating procedure manual shall be readily accessible to all staff.
6VAC35-101-80. Serious incident reports.
A. The following events shall be reported, in accordance with department procedures, within 24 hours to (i) the applicable court service unit; (ii) either the parent or legal guardian, as appropriate and applicable; and (iii) the director or designee:
1. Any serious incident, accident, illness, or injury to the resident;
2. The death of a resident;
3. Any suspected case of child abuse or neglect at the detention center, on a detention center-sponsored event or excursion, or involving detention center staff as provided in 6VAC35-101-90 (suspected child abuse and neglect);
4. Any disaster, fire, emergency, or other condition that may jeopardize the health, safety, and welfare of residents; and
5. Any absence from the detention center without permission.
B. The detention center shall notify the director or designee within 24 hours of any events detailed in subsection A of this section and all other situations required by the regulatory authority of which the facility has been notified.
C. If an incident involving the death of a resident occurs at the facility, the facility shall notify the parents or legal guardians, as appropriate and applicable, of all residents in the facility provided such notice does not violate any confidentiality requirements or jeopardize any law-enforcement or child protective services investigation or the prosecution of any criminal cases related to the incident.
D. The facility shall (i) prepare and maintain a written report of the events listed in subsections A and B of this section and (ii) submit a copy of the written report to the director or designee. The report shall contain the following information:
1. The date and time the incident occurred;
2. A brief description of the incident;
3. The action taken as a result of the incident;
4. The name of the person who completed the report;
5. The name or identifying information of the person who made the report to the applicable court service unit and to either the parent or legal guardian, as appropriate and applicable; and
6. The name or identifying information of the person to whom the report was made, including any law-enforcement or child protective service personnel.
E. The resident's record shall contain a written reference (i) that an incident occurred and (ii) of all applicable reporting.
F. In addition to the requirements of this section, any serious incident involving an allegation of child abuse or neglect at the detention center, at a detention center sponsored event, or involving detention center staff shall be governed by 6VAC35-101-90 (suspected child abuse or neglect).
6VAC35-101-90. Suspected child abuse or neglect.
A. When there is reason to suspect that a resident is an abused or neglected child, the matter shall be reported immediately to the local department of social services as required by § 63.2-1509 of the Code of Virginia and in accordance with written procedures.
B. Written procedures shall be distributed to all staff members and shall at a minimum provide for:
1. Handling accusations against staff;
2. Reporting and documenting suspected cases of child abuse and neglect;
3. Cooperating during any investigation; and
4. Measures to be taken to ensure the safety of the residents and the staff.
C. Any case of suspected child abuse or neglect shall be reported and documented as required in 6VAC35-101-80 (serious incident reports). The resident's record shall contain a written reference that a report was made.
6VAC35-101-95. Reporting criminal activity.
A. Written procedures shall require staff to report all known criminal activity by residents or staff to the facility administrator, including but not limited to any physical abuse, sexual abuse, or sexual harassment and the offenses listed in §§ 53.1-203 (felonies by prisoners); 18.2-55 (bodily injuries caused by prisoners); 18.2-48.1 (abduction by prisoners); 18.2-64.1 (carnal knowledge of certain minors); 18.2-64.2 (carnal knowledge of an inmate, parolee, probationer, detainee, or pretrial or posttrial offender); and 18.2-477.1 (escapes from juvenile facility) of the Code of Virginia.
B. The facility administrator, in accordance with written procedures, shall notify the appropriate persons or agencies, including law enforcement, child protective services, and the department, if applicable and appropriate, of suspected criminal violations by residents or staff. Suspected criminal violations relating to the health and safety or human rights of residents shall be reported to the director or designee.
C. The detention center shall assist and cooperate with the investigation of any such complaints and allegations as necessary.
6VAC35-101-100. Grievance procedure.
A. Written procedure shall provide that residents are oriented to and have continuing access to a grievance procedure that provides for:
1. Resident participation in the grievance process with assistance from staff upon request;
2. Investigation of the grievance by an objective employee who is not the subject of the grievance;
3. Documented, timely responses to all grievances with the reasons for the decision;
4. At least one level of appeal;
5. Administrative review of grievances;
6. Protection from retaliation or threat of retaliation for filing a grievance; and
7. Hearing of an emergency grievance within eight hours.
B. Each resident shall be oriented to the grievance procedure in an age or developmentally appropriate manner.
C. The grievance procedure shall be (i) written in clear and simple language and (ii) posted in an area easily accessible to residents and their parents and legal guardians.
D. Staff shall assist and work cooperatively with other employees in facilitating the grievance process.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


As you walk into our redesigned office in Eagan, Minnesota, it's hard to say what you might notice first. It could be the pillars wrapped in Cedro Macho wood, a beautiful and sustainable species of wood that was repurposed from excess supply in our manufacturing facility. It could be the one-of-a-kind wood furniture handcrafted by a Marvin team member to pay homage to the material that started this business. Or, it could be the 8-foot double hung windows flanking the entry and the custom-made TruStile closet doors with soft, rich leather panels – one of the many unique executions of our products found throughout the space to help our employees feel inspired and familiar with the products they support on a daily basis.
Flexible meeting spaces have been deliberately designed to accommodate large and small groups and meeting needs from video conferencing to brainstorming sessions. The largest conference room, dubbed "Lake of the Woods" after the beautiful lake that neighbors our Warroad, Minn. headquarters, is designed to feel as welcoming as a family living room. A mix of casual and formal seating solves for different work styles, and a long table accompanied by multiple video conferencing screens provides comfort and functionality for a range of meeting types. A corner lift-and-slide door partitions the interior space, allowing the room to be open to a larger group or closed for private discussion.
An area called "The Cabin" is adorned with white painted wood and an antler chandelier inspired by the North Woods, where many on our teams travel to vacation and unwind. Reflective of the "me" and "we" space found incorporated throughout the office space, The Cabin contains four small lodges for solo or small group work time plus a dining room-inspired collaboration space for gathering in larger groups.
To further foster collaboration for those who don't always work at the Eagan location, hoteling stations have been designed as a temporary touch-down space where visitors and guests can comfortably dock their computer, make phone calls, and work for the day. Specialty shape windows stretch from floor-to-ceiling, creating a sense of openness while still helping delineate the individual workspaces.
With a focus on locally-made, hand-crafted wares, a live-edge Elm wood table from Minnesota's Wood from the Hood is made from fallen urban trees found a stone's throw from the office.
Light was a key consideration throughout the all areas of the renovated space, and is enhanced by Tala lighting which mimics natural, outdoor light with bulbs built to last ten years or more. When needed, automated window shades can be lowered at the touch of a button to reduce sun glare and heat while still letting the natural light in.
Three layers of sound insulation are used to ensure manageable volume levels in our open-style workspaces, with spray on ceiling surfaces, acoustical panels made from recycled t-shirts and white noise piped in through small hanging speakers.
And, we didn't forget the love that any Minnesotan has for the outdoors in the summer months. A deck space outfitted with recycled and sustainable outdoor furniture from local company Loll Designs offers an outdoor respite, a space to gather and another source of natural light and fresh air through an expansive bi-fold door.
In the coming months and years, an exploration of ways to continue facilitating better ways of working will see remodeled and reimagined spaces in many of our facilities, including our Warroad headquarters.


flush stair nose laminate nosing profile for flooring lvt.
accessories stair nose flush vs product.
flush stair nose do you want to install laminate flooring on your stairs installation vs.
flush stair nose image of photo laminate hardwood coretec installation sta.
flush stair nose laminate molding flooring moldings flex transition large size coretec plus flu.
flush type bamboo stair nose lvt.
x 3 white oak flush stair nose floating floor in.
flush stair nose coretec antique grey signature.
laminate stair nose step nosing image 1 flush installation flooring floating floor.
stair nose cap graphic flush vs buying floor.
laminate stair nose molding flush installation s.
series luxury vinyl trim flush stair nose bamboo.
x 4 flush stair nose vs in beige.
here in this photo is how laminate stair nose not level and needs to be flush floating floor cutting.
flush stair nose pergo castle oak signature.
laminate stair nose durability rubber insert nosing carpet flush bamboo s.
building construction material recessed rubber flush stair nose molding for stairs laminate flooring.
x flush stair nose in carbonized floating floor.
captivating stair nosing laminate image 1 flush together with nose coretec installation i.
laminate flooring in stair treads with out flush nosing nose coretec.
stair nose trim flush wood metal coretec.
laminate flooring stair nose flush mount.
image of laminate stair nose flush flooring installation.
laminate stair nose flush home depot magnificent molding moulding bull hardwood pieces on stairs raised or mount.
new hardwood antique walk garden gate flush stair nose home depot.
flush stair nose coretec molding oak.
flush stair nose laminate t molding expansion profile mount coretec plus.
laminate stair nose rounded adjustable nosing for 7 wood flooring national floor flush vs overlap no.
flush stair nose coretec solid oak fit nosing 1.
stair nose installation laminate do you want to install flooring on your flush vs installatio.
x 3 flush stair nose vs.
any help is appreciated thanks flush stair nose us floors installation laminate stairs dilemma.
stair nose medium image for vinyl molding plank ideas stairs google search how to install flush coretec plus v.
stair nose installation laminate moulding guys worked floors flooring molding trim installing flush coretec.
decorative laminate stair nose flush 3 nosing for flooring sofa excellent coretec.
flush stair nose vs overlap bull hardwood pieces on stairs raised or.
flush stair nose wood nosing for laminate flooring image molding pergo.
interesting installing stair nosing plus winsome laminate nose flush flooring flus.
carbonized strand bamboo flush stair nose laminate flooring.


text:
Addison Hewlett, Jr. (1912-1989)
Born in Wilmington, May 4, 1912.
Mr. Hewlett was a practicing attorney in Wilmington from 1934 until 1989. His legacy lives through the firm of Hewlett, Collins and Allard.
Mr. Hewlett was a graduate of Wake Forest College and Wake Forest Law School and was a Life Trustee of Wake Forest College.
Mr. Hewlett served his country as a navigator on a B-24 Liberator in the Pacific Theater during World War II.
Mr. Hewlett was a defender of the rights of the common man. He never let a just cause go unchampioned. He never declined when the person could not pay a fee.
Mr. Hewlett served in the North Carolina House of Representatives for several years and was Speaker of the House in 1959.
Mr. Hewlett was active in the development of Wilmington College, now the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, serving on the Board of Trustees for many years and as its Chairman from 1975 to 1979. Mr. Hewlett was awarded the first Honorary LLD Degree from UNCW in 1971 and in 1979 Addison Hewlett Dormitory was named in his honor.
John M. Collins ("Matt")
James L. Allard, Jr. ("Buddy")


text:
Travel 2022-12-13T15:53:55Z
I spent a weekend in Solvang, a Danish town in California wine country, and it transported me to Europe
Solvang recreates a traditional Danish town in California with authentic food, bakeries, architecture, and tons of Christmas spirit.
Royals 2022-10-10T20:48:05Z
14 photos show how Queen Margrethe's relationship with her sons, Princes Frederik and Joachim, has evolved over time
The Danish Queen's relationship with her sons changed after she stripped four grandchildren of their royal titles on September 29.
Prince Joachim of Denmark says his 4 children are 'upset' their grandmother Queen Margrethe stripped them of their royal titles
Queen Margrethe announced four of her grandkids would no longer have royal titles. Prince Joachim spoke out against the decision to the Danish press.
Denmark World Cup kit supplier mutes jerseys in protest of Qatar's human rights record
"We don't wish to be visible during a tournament that has cost thousands of people their lives," the brand, Hummel, wrote in an Instagram post.
The most powerful passports in the world in 2022, ranked
Japan has the most powerful passports for the fifth year running. Passports from 20 countries provide better access than the US.
International 2022-07-03T19:49:33Z
Several people dead after a gunman opened fired in a Copenhagen shopping mall, Danish police says
A concert by Harry Styles was scheduled to take place at an arena nearby the mall where the shooting took place.
The Prince of Denmark was pulled out of an elite boarding school following reports of abuse at the institution
Prince Christian of Denmark has been attending Herlufsholm School since August 2021. The school has faced allegations of sexual abuse and bullying.
I visited Solvang, California, dubbed Little Denmark, to see how the knockoff European town compares to the original
Solvang, California is considered the Danish capital of America. Here's a side-by-side look at how it compares to Denmark.
I ate my way through a California town known as 'Little Denmark.' These are the best things I tasted.
You don't need a passport to try all the authentic, delicious Danish food available in Solvang, California, a small town modeled after Denmark.
Ikea manager describes 'fun' sleepover after a massive snowstorm strands 31 people in giant furniture store
The Ikea manager Peter Elmose told Insider about the "once-in-a-lifetime" experience of sleeping in the store's bedroom displays in Aalborg, Denmark.
A massive snowstorm in Denmark stranded 30 people at an Ikea — so they had an impromptu sleepover
Ikea customers and employees who were stranded by a snowstorm in Denmark spent an evening together eating, watching TV, and sleeping on showroom beds.
A museum loaned an artist $84,000 to make art. He turned in empty canvases and titled the work 'Take the Money and Run.'
Danish conceptual artist Jens Haaning says he is not planning to return the money loaned to him by the Kunsten museum in Aalborg, Denmark.
The world's tallest sandcastle, standing at 69 feet tall, was completed in Denmark
The structure was made with nearly 5,000 metric tons of sand and constructed by Dutch artist Wilfred Stijger and 30 other sand sculptors.
Denmark produced a fairytale Euro 2020 win to make the next round, just 9 days after Christian Eriksen's harrowing on-field collapse
On Saturday, June 12, Denmark's squad feared for the life of its star player. Nine days later, the team celebrated a milestone win.
Christian Eriksen asked his Denmark teammates to continue their Euro 2020 match after he collapsed on the field mid-game
The Danish star spoke with his teammates from the hospital following his terrifying on-field collapse, according to reporting from ZDF Sportstudio.
The Denmark-Finland Euro 2020 match was suspended after Denmark's Christian Eriksen collapsed on the field
Christian Eriksen received immediate medical attention on the field, and his teammates built a wall to keep cameras away.
A Danish priest was charged with murder after his wife went missing. Police found chemicals at his home and search terms like 'disappeared' and 'cleaning.'
Authorities charged Thomas Gotthard, 44, on Monday. His wife Maria From Jakobsen was last seen on October 26, and her body has not been found.
6 Scandinavian customs you need to push through the winter, from 'little Saturday' to fika
Scandinavians are used to long, dark winters spent mostly indoors. They embrace the season by lighting candles, enjoying daily traditions, and more.
A group of Danish celebrities and influencers are stuck in Dubai after a new travel policy was enforced during their leisure travel
The Danish Foreign Ministry is denying requests from citizens stuck in Dubai after flights were halted due to potentially unreliable coronavirus tests.
People can't get enough of Noma's new burger
Noma's cheeseburger is made with ground flank steak and beef garum and dressed with cheddar cheese, lettuce, and a creamy white sauce.


text:
<?php

namespace tests\Maketok\Mvc\Router\Route;

use Maketok\Http\Request;
use Maketok\Mvc\Router\Route\Http\Error;
use Maketok\Mvc\Router\Route\Http\Literal;

class ErrorTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function testMatch()
    {
        $request = Request::create('/super/route');
        $route = new Error(['bar', 'baz']);

        $success = $route->match($request);
        $this->assertNotFalse($success);
        $this->assertInstanceOf('Maketok\Mvc\Router\Route\Success', $success);
        $literal = new Literal('/noroute', ['baz', 'noroute']);
        $success->setMatchedRoute($literal);
        $this->assertEquals(['baz', 'noroute'], $success->getResolver());
        $this->assertSame($literal, $success->getMatchedRoute());
        return $route;
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @depends testMatch
     * @param Error $route
     */
    public function testAssemble($route)
    {
        $this->assertEmpty($route->assemble());
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Q: Why is only the first object of my DataSource printed? I'm trying to print a report. I send to the report 1 a DataSource with 3 objects.
The Band Detail contains a Subreport (report 2).
My Problem: Why is it printed only once?
Each object sent contains another DataSource with 3 objects.
Report 2 sends this DataSource to report 3 and the rows are printed. (How I expected).
Why does it work from report 2 to report 3? Why does it not work from report 1 to report 2?
It is a JavaFX application.
MY TEST:
try {
   File report1File = Actions.getReportFromPackage("layout/spProgramm.jrxml");
   File report2File = Actions.getReportFromPackage("layout/spWeek.jrxml");

   JasperReport report1 = JasperCompileManager.compileReport(report1File.getAbsolutePath());
   JasperReport report2 = JasperCompileManager.compileReport(report2File.getAbsolutePath());

   ArrayList<JRWeek> report2ArrayList = new ArrayList<>();

   report2ArrayList.add(JRWeek.newObject("1"));
   report2ArrayList.add(JRWeek.newObject("2"));
   report2ArrayList.add(JRWeek.newObject("3"));

   JRBeanCollectionDataSource report2DataSource = new JRBeanCollectionDataSource(report2ArrayList);

   Map<String, Object> parameters = new HashMap<String, Object>();
   parameters.put("report2", report2);
   parameters.put("report2DataSource", report2DataSource);

   JasperPrint jasperPrint = JasperFillManager.fillReport(report1, parameters, new JREmptyDataSource());

   JasperViewer jv = new JasperViewer(jasperPrint, false);
} catch (JRException e) {
   System.out.println(e.getMessage());
}

Class: JRWeek
public class JRWeek {

  private JasperReport report3;
  private JRBeanCollectionDataSource report3DataSource;

  public static JRWeek newObject(String week) throws JRException {
    JRWeek jrWeek = new JRWeek();

    File report3File = Actions.getReportFromPackage("layout/spRows.jrxml");
    JasperReport report3 = JasperCompileManager.compileReport(report3File.getAbsolutePath());

    ArrayList<JRRow> jrRows = new ArrayList<>();
    jrRows.add(new JRRow("REPORT 3 WEEK" + week, "ROW 1"));
    jrRows.add(new JRRow("REPORT 3 WEEK" + week, "ROW 2"));
    jrRows.add(new JRRow("REPORT 3 WEEK" + week, "ROW 3"));

    jrWeek.setReport3(report3);
    jrWeek.setReport3DataSource(new JRBeanCollectionDataSource(jrRows));

    return jrWeek;
  }
// Getter and Setter
}

Class: JRRow
public class JRRow {

  private String text1;
  private String text2;

  public JRRow(String text1, String text2) {
    super();
    this.text1 = text1;
    this.text2 = text2;
  }
// Getter and Setter
}

Report 1: spProgramm.jrxml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<jasperReport xmlns="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/jasperreport.xsd" name="spMeetingProgramm" pageWidth="595" pageHeight="842" columnWidth="555" leftMargin="20" rightMargin="20" topMargin="20" bottomMargin="20" uuid="0053568c-4b27-4125-bdd4-3172dc64051b">
    <property name="com.jaspersoft.studio.data.defaultdataadapter" value="One Empty Record"/>
    <parameter name="report2" class="net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JasperReport"/>
    <parameter name="report2DataSource" class="net.sf.jasperreports.engine.data.JRBeanCollectionDataSource"/>
    <pageHeader>
        <band height="60">
            <rectangle>
                <reportElement x="0" y="0" width="555" height="60" forecolor="#FFFFFF" backcolor="#0B6798" uuid="976d792c-c89b-4ea1-bda7-af6b30392492"/>
                <graphicElement>
                    <pen lineWidth="0.0" lineColor="#0B6798"/>
                </graphicElement>
            </rectangle>
            <textField>
                <reportElement x="0" y="0" width="555" height="30" forecolor="#FFFFFF" uuid="43b185ef-16a8-40b2-a933-ecc0fe3adc70"/>
                <textElement textAlignment="Center" verticalAlignment="Middle">

                </textElement>
                <textFieldExpression><![CDATA["REPORT 1 HEADER 1"]]></textFieldExpression>
            </textField>
            <textField>
                <reportElement x="0" y="30" width="555" height="30" forecolor="#FFFFFF" uuid="9172e851-2e29-4f95-9542-519930e7aa3d"/>
                <textElement textAlignment="Center" verticalAlignment="Middle">

                </textElement>
                <textFieldExpression><![CDATA["REPORT 1 HEADER 2"]]></textFieldExpression>
            </textField>
        </band>
    </pageHeader>
    <detail>
        <band height="35">
            <subreport>
                <reportElement stretchType="RelativeToBandHeight" x="0" y="10" width="555" height="25" uuid="aae0c36a-3373-45cb-a030-ed835e3d0005"/>
                <dataSourceExpression><![CDATA[$P{report2DataSource}]]></dataSourceExpression>
                <subreportExpression><![CDATA[$P{report2}]]></subreportExpression>
            </subreport>
        </band>
    </detail>
</jasperReport>

Report 2: spWeek.jrxml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<jasperReport xmlns="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/jasperreport.xsd" name="spMeetingWeek" pageWidth="555" pageHeight="842" columnWidth="555" leftMargin="0" rightMargin="0" topMargin="0" bottomMargin="0" uuid="e6d013b3-aa4c-4ba7-ab71-aaec14a42962">
    <property name="com.jaspersoft.studio.data.defaultdataadapter" value="One Empty Record"/>
    <field name="report3" class="net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JasperReport"/>
    <field name="report3DataSource" class="net.sf.jasperreports.engine.data.JRBeanCollectionDataSource"/>
    <group name="weekHeader">
        <groupHeader>
            <band height="17">
                <rectangle>
                    <reportElement x="0" y="0" width="555" height="17" backcolor="#17365D" uuid="70d3c82d-21e2-4dd1-80a9-8ca137ebe569"/>
                    <graphicElement>
                        <pen lineWidth="0.5"/>
                    </graphicElement>
                </rectangle>
                <textField>
                    <reportElement x="5" y="0" width="550" height="17" forecolor="#FFFFFF" uuid="45cdacc1-7833-4296-b942-1ce3ab998189"/>
                    <textElement verticalAlignment="Top">

                    </textElement>
                    <textFieldExpression><![CDATA["REPORT 2 HEADER 1"]]></textFieldExpression>
                </textField>
            </band>
        </groupHeader>
    </group>
    <group name="header1">
        <groupHeader>
            <band height="17">
                <rectangle>
                    <reportElement x="0" y="0" width="555" height="17" backcolor="#DEA900" uuid="a5f3a182-963d-456a-9102-de1bbf18895d"/>
                    <graphicElement>
                        <pen lineWidth="0.5"/>
                    </graphicElement>
                </rectangle>
                <textField>
                    <reportElement x="5" y="0" width="550" height="17" forecolor="#FFFFFF" uuid="4f94c435-2a99-4c90-8fea-2d30e7c04272"/>
                    <textElement verticalAlignment="Top">

                    </textElement>
                    <textFieldExpression><![CDATA["REPORT 2 HEADER 2"]]></textFieldExpression>
                </textField>
            </band>
        </groupHeader>
    </group>
    <group name="header1Rows">
        <groupHeader>
            <band height="5">
                <subreport>
                    <reportElement stretchType="RelativeToBandHeight" x="0" y="0" width="555" height="5" uuid="0daf0871-3f2e-4287-b42a-f99b554bcd62"/>
                    <dataSourceExpression><![CDATA[$F{report3DataSource}]]></dataSourceExpression>
                    <subreportExpression><![CDATA[$F{report3}]]></subreportExpression>
                </subreport>
            </band>
        </groupHeader>
    </group>
</jasperReport>

Report 3: spRows.jrxml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<jasperReport xmlns="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/jasperreport.xsd" name="spMeetingMinistryPartRow" pageWidth="555" pageHeight="842" columnWidth="555" leftMargin="0" rightMargin="0" topMargin="0" bottomMargin="0" uuid="e6d013b3-aa4c-4ba7-ab71-aaec14a42962">
    <property name="com.jaspersoft.studio.data.defaultdataadapter" value="One Empty Record"/>
    <field name="text1" class="java.lang.String"/>
    <field name="text2" class="java.lang.String"/>
    <detail>
        <band height="17">
            <rectangle>
                <reportElement stretchType="RelativeToBandHeight" x="0" y="0" width="555" height="17" uuid="09a1f023-2151-43df-831a-6f3a2d19494d"/>
                <graphicElement>
                    <pen lineWidth="0.5"/>
                </graphicElement>
            </rectangle>
            <textField isStretchWithOverflow="true">
                <reportElement stretchType="RelativeToBandHeight" x="60" y="0" width="217" height="17" uuid="0afdce9b-710f-41e3-b271-ca4e828c2be4"/>
                <textElement verticalAlignment="Middle">

                </textElement>
                <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$F{text1}]]></textFieldExpression>
            </textField>
            <textField isStretchWithOverflow="true" pattern="">
                <reportElement stretchType="RelativeToBandHeight" x="282" y="0" width="134" height="17" uuid="5e325968-5b1f-44f1-a326-89cc52620b6c"/>
                <textElement verticalAlignment="Middle">

                </textElement>
                <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$F{text2}]]></textFieldExpression>
            </textField>
        </band>
    </detail>
</jasperReport>

RESULT

A: Place the report 3/spRows.jrxml subreport element in the detail band of the report 2/spWeek.jrxml report.
You now have it the header of a group with no group expression, and such a header only prints once in the report.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
home \ municipal-court \ homeless-court
Homeless Court
What is the City of Spartanburg Homeless Court?
The City of Spartanburg Homeless Court is a voluntary program created to help individuals who are either currently homeless or homeless at the time they were charged with a criminal offense that falls within the criteria for Homeless Court participation. The purpose of the Homeless Court is to encourage participants to receive and complete treatment and rehabilitation programs in exchange for the dismissal of the fines associated with a criminal offense and, in some cases, the dismissal of an offense.
How was the City of Spartanburg's Homeless Court created?
The Homeless Court was created on September 19, 2019 by Order of the Supreme Court of South Carolina, as an alternative court for South Carolina residents. The Order grants the City of Spartanburg Municipal Court with the authority to preside over cases for eligible Homeless Court participants.
What charges are considered?
The Solicitor's Office will consider any offense that occurs in the City of Spartanburg that carries a penalty of no more than 30 days.
Offenses that are not eligible for consideration include: Criminal Domestic Violence (CDV) and Driving Under the Influence.
The Solicitor's Office will consider bench warrants resulting from any offense that occurs in the City of Spartanburg that carries a penalty of no more than 30 days.
Bench warrants that are not eligible for consideration include: Criminal Domestic Violence (CDV), Assault and Battery 3rd Degree, and Driving Under the Influence.
A Homeless Court participant must be homeless, formerly homeless or facing homelessness as a result of the pending or past charges or bench warrants.
Any eligible participant must be able to prove to the Solicitor's Office that they are receiving treatment or have received treatment and are transitioning out of a homeless lifestyle.
The Seventh Circuit Solicitor's Office has the sole discretion to admit or deny participation in Homeless Court. No individual will be allowed to participate in Homeless Court without the authorization and consent of the Seventh Circuit Solicitor's Office. The Seventh Circuit Solicitor's Office has the sole authority to refuse any Defendant's participation in Homeless Court.
How does Homeless Court work?
The Homeless Court is a formal proceeding with a judge, solicitor, an attorney for the Homeless Court participant, bailiff, treatment providers, and court administration. Although the proceeding is formal, Homeless Court is held outside of a traditional court room. Therefore, the program is brought to Homeless Court participants to help them resolve their matters quickly and in a setting that makes the participant feel comfortable.
Does a Homeless Court participant receive a lawyer?
Yes, provided that a homeless court applicant meets the criteria and is selected for participation, the applicant will be assigned an attorney to help manage the case pro bono.
What is the Process and Steps for Homeless Court?
Homeless Court applicant fills out an application
The application is sent to the Solicitor's Office and the Public Defender for review and consideration.
After an application is approved, the applicant is assigned a pro bono attorney and is introduced during Homeless Court. The applicant will begin working with a service provider to develop a "plan" that addresses the applicant's barriers in order to transition out of homelessness.
Upon completion of the Plan, the applicant will return to Homeless Court with his/her attorney and explain his/her progress with overcoming barriers.
Upon the Judge's discretion, the applicant's charge(s) will be dismissed or reduced.
Who are some of the qualifying treatment providers currently involved in the City of Spartanburg Homeless Court?
Miracle Hill
Forrester Center for Behavioral Health
Spartanburg Interfaith Hospitality Network
Alston Wilkes Society
Access Health
Department of Mental Health
Upstate Workforce Investment Board
Urban League
Where is Homeless Court held?
The City of Spartanburg Homeless Court is held at the Spartanburg Soup Kitchen located at 136 S. Forest Street Spartanburg, South Carolina 29306.
How do I obtain an application for the Homeless Court?
The best way to obtain an application and learn more about Homeless Court is to contact a local service provider. In addition, you may contact the Spartanburg Municipal Court at (864)596-2038 for more information about the City of Spartanburg Homeless Court.
Erika McJimpsey
Homeless Court Application


Why reinforce with carbon fiber?
This entry was posted in Boat Mods, Composite Fabrication, Modifying and Customizing, Techniques & Tips and tagged #41, carbon fiber, Donald Gutzmer, Epoxyworks #41, Fall 2015 on September 6, 2015 by ewadmin.
This entry was posted in Automotive, Modifying and Customizing and tagged #41, Blake Rivard, carbon fiber, Daryl Burnett, Epoxyworks #41, Fall 2015, motocross on September 5, 2015 by ewadmin.
David Black is a creative boat builder, woodworker and artisan living in San Diego California. He is very familiar with all the WEST SYSTEM Epoxy resin/hardener combinations but recently has become a huge fan of G/flex Epoxy.
This entry was posted in Arts & Crafts, Modifying and Customizing, Readers' Projects and tagged 40, David Black, Epoxyworks #40, glass crystal, goblet, Spring 2015, Tom Pawlak, wood on August 21, 2015 by ewadmin.
This entry was posted in Boat Construction, Boat Mods, Modifying and Customizing, Multihull Construction and tagged 40, Captain James R. Watson, Epoxyworks #40, Ion, Skiff, Spring 2015 on August 16, 2015 by ewadmin.
This entry was posted in Modifying and Customizing, Sports Equipment, Techniques & Tips and tagged #39, 207 Special Clear Hardener, bicycle, Epoxyworks #39, Fall 2014, fender, Tom Pawlak on August 9, 2015 by ewadmin.
This entry was posted in Boat Mods, Composite Fabrication, Modifying and Customizing, Multihull Construction, Techniques & Tips and tagged #39, centerboard jibe, Epoxyworks #39, Fall 2014, Greg Bull, Jan Gougeon, Strings on August 7, 2015 by ewadmin.
This entry was posted in Boat Mods, Modifying and Customizing, Shop Tricks and tagged 30, CAD, cooler, Epoxyworks #30, Funktional, Jeff Wright, SketchUP, Spring 2010 on April 21, 2015 by ewadmin.


text:
Q: Reserved method names in MS Word VBA In VBA for MS-Word, and undoubtedly the rest of Office, there are some 'special' method (macro) names that intercept certain keystrokes / UI commands; for example:

Pressing Ctrl + z (or the undo icon on the QAT) is intercepted by Public Sub EditUndo()
Pressing Ctrlk + y (or the redo icon on the QAT) is intercepted by Public Sub EditRedo()

The MS API documentation covers EditUndo and EditRedo, and helps find some other methods that can be overridden.
But neither NextCell nor PrevCell seem to be included in the VBA API documentation. For example Tab behavior is altered whenever the selection is in a document table:

Pressing Tab is intercepted by Public Sub NextCell()
Pressing Shift + Tab is intercepted by Public
  Sub  PrevCell()

This left me wondering if there are any other special method names... and how to find them.
So, my question (answer found during the asking) is:
Where can I find a comprehensive list of method names for MS-Word that can be used to override default commands?

A: The open specification 2.9.75 Fci provides a long list of method names some of which can over-ride commands.

The Fci enumeration provides a 13-bit unsigned integer that specifies
  a built-in command.

For example, you might like to include a method like:
Sub UnlinkFields()
    ' Intercepts Ctrl+Shift+F9 to prevent user from
    ' unlinking fields and breaking your document
End Sub

Some Usage Notes

*

*If you put these methods in the Normal.dotm template they should have
global scope and apply to all open documents.

*Putting the method into a specific document template means it will
only apply to documents based on that template

*The module can be Public or Private, i.e. they still work if you use
Option Private Module.

*The method can be Public or Private (at least as far as my testing
goes)
The method can be a Sub or Function, for example both of these work:
Private Function DoubleUnderline()
    ' Ctrl + Shift + D
    Stop
End Function

and
Public Sub DoubleUnderline()
    ' Ctrl + Shift + D
    Stop
End Function


Remember someone by sending them 12 long stem lavender roses. This bouquet is sure to please as they open a box to see a dozen roses with leather leaf and baby's breath.
We hand-select all flowers from our gardens immediately before shipping. That's why bouquets from 48LongStems always look gorgeous and arrive ready to bloom for your occasion. Fresh roses always make a lasting impression.
Ribbon on vase not included.
Note -- Due to this rose variety, lavender roses can vary in color between purple to a pinkish mauve color.
My fiancé loved her valentines present, great stuff!
I bought lavendar roses for my mother for her birthday because they are her favorites. They are very hard to find so more expensive than other colors. They were delievered on the exact day I requested and my mother says they are beautiful and very fragrant! Had they been a litle less expensive I would have given 5 stars.


text:
Macau News > Business > Macau wins 'Best MICE City – Asia' award
Macau wins 'Best MICE City – Asia' award
Trade between Macau and Zhongshan increases by 13.9 percent in 2015
MICE statistics of Macau shown increase of events in Q4
Macau to host first CEFCO outside mainland
Sharp decline in MICE events in Macau
Macau wants to attract more conventions and exhibitions from the Asia-Pacific region
The Macau Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM) announced in a statement that Macau won the "Best MICE City – Asia" award at the "1st M&C Asia Stella Awards 2019" event in Singapore on Wednesday.
The event was organised by the Northstar Travel Group, and the award was accepted by an IPIM delegate, the statement said.
Northstar Travel Group describes itself as "the leading B-to-B information and marketing solutions company serving all segments of the travel industry including leisure/retail, corporate/business travel, business and sports meetings, incentives, and travel technology," according to its website.
MICE stands for meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions.
The statement did not reveal the name of the IPIM delegate who received the award.
The statement noted that the "M&C Asia Stella Awards 2019" are compliment awards for the MICE sector, based on votes by the readers of the M&C Asia Magazine.
According to the statement, the magazine is highly respected in the Asia-Pacific region for its coverage of the MICE sector.
The prizes comprise 25 individual awards across 7 categories, such as the "Best MICE City – Asia", the "Best Destination Management Company – Asia", the "Best Meetings Hotel – Singapore" and the "Best Meetings Hotel – Macau".
However, the statement did not reveal the name of the "Best Meetings Hotel – Macau".
The statement underlined that the "Best MICE City – Asia" award for Macau is not only an "affirmation" for the local MICE facilities and services, but also as a reflection of support and cooperation from all social sectors in developing Macau as the best MICE city in Asia.
According to the Macau Post Daily, the statement also noted that IPIM would continue to develop the MICE industry and attract more high-quality MICE projects to Macau, and let more MICE organisers know about Macau's advantages in the sector.
400 disabled cheated out of RMB 2.7 million
Trade between Macau and Taiwan increases in 2015
2017 MIECF opened with green innovation as the main focus


When it comes to Canadian wildlife, bears are time and again the stars of the show. Black, Grizzly, Polar… a holiday in Canada offers the unique opportunity to see multiple species in one incredible trip.
After chatting with our expert team from Prestige Canada I've put together a guide to the three most popular species you can encounter on our specially crafted wildlife holidays.
The North American black bear is the most common of all the species and can be found in forests all over the continent. Despite their name, the colour of their coats can range from light auburn to charcoal black, depending on their geographic location. They have short, rounded claws that help them to climb trees with a grace I certainly didn't expect when I saw one for the first time.
Their territory, which they mark by rubbing their bodies up against the bark of trees, can stretch from 5km² to over 10,000km². You might be lucky enough to hear one communicating to its cubs or others by clicking, huffing, humming or grunting – although be sure you listen to your guide if a one starts vocalising towards you, as it may be an aggressive warning to back off.
They can be seen in almost every province of Canada, so there's plenty of choice when planning a viewing experience on your holiday. Our Pacific Rim wildlife tour is an ideal trip for those who want a wildlife focus to their itinerary and includes an unforgettable boat trip along the Clayoquot Sound to watch bears search for rock crabs on the beach.
Grizzlies are actually a subspecies of the brown bear. Although their ominous sounding name actually comes from their 'grizzled' brown fur, it is perhaps appropriate that their Latin name, Ursus arctos horribilis, means 'terrifying bear'. It most likely originated from the fact that they are more aggressive than other species and are also fiercely protective of their young.
Grizzlies are larger than their black cousins, with a hump back (which is actually a large muscle) and longer front claws. They prefer to live in semi-open spaces and are now considered endangered due to sustained hunting and habitat destruction over the centuries.
If seeing grizzlies is on your bucket list, I can highly recommend our tour to Tweedsmuir Park Lodge in the Bella Coola Valley. The tours operate in the autumn when the salmon come to spawn in the Atnarko River, which in turn attracts an unusually large number of grizzles to feast on their favourite fishy food source. It's a sight not to be missed!
The largest living species of bear is the magnificent Ursus maritimus. Although their coats look pristine white, their skin is actually black and swathed in a thick under-fur that's protected by transparent guard hairs. The species is known as Pihoqahiak in Inuit poetry, meaning 'the ever-wandering one' – an appropriate epithet for the solitary figures who traverse vast distances over the ice in the Arctic Circle.
Growing concerns over the state of the marine ecosystem of the Arctic has raised the profile of the species. As the animals are specifically adapted to survive in the sea ice, rising sea temperatures and melting icecaps have resulted in a worrying decline of their population in recent years.
Undoubtedly one of the best places to see this spectacular species is Churchill, renowned as the 'Polar Bear Capital of the World'. We recommend going there on our Arctic Summer Adventure to witness polar bears retreating inland away from the melting sea ice and 60,000 beluga whales arriving to mate and feed in Hudson Bay.
What are you waiting for? Charge up your camera, grab your walking boots and give our award-winning Canada team a call to book your dream Canada wildlife holiday.


Borough of Poole is working in partnership with the Alzheimer's Society to deliver free dementia awareness sessions for local businesses.
Staff from several businesses in Poole have already taken part in the free awareness sessions, with organisations including Barclays, Coles Miller, Specsavers and The Body Shop learning more about dementia and how best to help customers who may become confused whilst out shopping.
An estimated 22 million people in the UK have a family member or friend who has dementia, and YouGov figures suggest that 49% of the public are more likely to support a company if they know it supports people with dementia. Borough of Poole is now calling on more retailers and other businesses in the town to take part. Sessions last for just an hour, and can be delivered to large groups of staff or just one person, with trainers able to visit the business premises or arrange a suitable local venue.
Staff who attend an awareness session will receive a Dementia Friend pin badge, and stores where staff have been trained and who have signed an action plan can display the nationally-recognised forget-me-not symbol, to let customers with dementia know that they can trust the service they receive.
If you are interested in arranging a session, or would like to help make Poole a Dementia Friendly town by becoming a Dementia Friend yourself, please contact Jan Evans on 07824 137781 or email jan.evans@pwbcollaborative.org.uk.


Serious Seeds is a small seed breeder of the production of HIGH QUALITY strains of Cannabis seeds.
This seed breeder is FAMOUS for the quality of their cannabis seed strains. In fact indipendant & reliable lab tests have shown time and again that the different Serious Seeds strains produce the strongest plants (MASSIVE THC & CBD content) available on the cannabis seed market today. Serious seeds strains are crossed to produce vigorous F1 hybrids. If you want to get serious... get SERIOUS SEEDS!


Interesting articles, full of information and analysis, written by the Envireau Water team and featured in industry publications.
Principal Hydrogeologist and Managing Director of Envireau Water, Dr Phil Ham, was published in the February issue of Water Active discussing the hows and whys of monitoring boreholes that are used to supply water for commercial purposes.
The UK Irrigation Association (UKIA) have produced an Irrigators' Handbook which brings together valuable information on irrigation matters for farmers and growers.
James Dodds, Chairperson of Envireau Water contributed to the guide with an article focused on groundwater irrigation. In his article, James explores sustainable abstraction and the licensing process for abstraction.
Quarry Dewatering New Authorisations - Where Are We Now?
It is a year since James Dodds, Chairperson of Envireau Water, wrote an article for Quarry Management on the 'New' Authorisations process. He has been published again in the January 2019 issue of Quarry Management reviewing where we are now with Quarry Dewatering New Authorisations.
The article details the two different types of licences; the process routes that need to be undertaken; and exemptions from the licensing requirement. James highlights the lessons that have been learned from applications that have been submitted to date, and key messages from the Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales. With only a small percentage of the expected number of applications having been submitted to date, the article places an emphasis on the importance of compiling and submitting your application sooner rather than later.
Principal Hydrogeologist and Managing Director of Envireau Water, Dr Phil Ham, was published in the December issue of GeoDrilling. In his article, Phil provides an insight into the hows and whys of monitoring boreholes that are used to supply water for commercial use.
Envireau Water's Chairperson, James Dodds, has been published in the February issue of Quarry Management. In his article, James discusses the new regulatory arrangements for quarry dewatering and outlines the steps operators will need to take.
Should we be concerned about fracking?
We're thrilled that Envireau Water's Managing Director, James Dodds, has been published in the February issue of Water Active. In his article, James takes a look at the real risk of fracking to groundwater. The article is available in the Envireau Knowledge section of our website, which can be accessed for free here.
You can view the article on the Water Active website (page 29).
2017 is off to a fantastic start with Envireau Water's Principal Hydrogeologist, Dr Phil Ham, being published in the January issue of Water Active. In his article, Dr Ham looks at some of the most important aspects of borehole design – the benefits of getting it right – and the implications of getting it wrong.
You can view the article on the Water Active website (page 21 and 22).
Envireau Water's Dr Phil Ham was published in the November issue of GeoDrilling International, looking at some of the most important aspects of borehole design, the benefits of getting it right and the implications of getting it wrong.
The August issue of Brewing & Beverage Industries Business published an article by Envireau Water's Phil Ham, answering frequently asked questions about the wonderful world of boreholes.
You can view the article on the Brewing & Beverage Industries Business website (page 54).
The March issue of Water and Wastewater International published an article by Envireau Water's Michael Underwood, which explored the Blue-Green approach as a way to provide measures to manage the risk of flooding and reintroduce a more natural water cycle into urban environments.
The August issue of Water and Wastewater Treatment published an article by Envireau Water's Dr Phil Ham, which explained that whether your water supply is large or small, boreholes can provide years of service if given the right care and attention.
Water Active, January issue, included an article by Envireau Water's Phil Ham looking at the importance of monitoring borehole performance to avoid serious and costly problems.
Geodrilling International, December issue, included an article by Envireau Water's Phil Ham dealing with water quality issues and the importance of regular monitoring and maintenance of boreholes to avoid loss of quality and ultimately failure.
Water Active, September Issue included an article by Envireau Water's Lee Clarke and James Dodds looking at the fact that with regulators taking a harder approach to breaches of consents and permits; the increasing difficulty in obtaining new permits; planning conditions seemingly getting tighter; and with the growing requirement for assessing water footprints, the need for monitoring data gets ever bigger.
The article covers the purpose of monitoring, field installation, survey and data collection frequency.
Brewing and Distilling International, October issue, included an article by Paul Buttrik, Beer Dimensions, with input from Envireau Water's Dr Phil Ham looking at the complex world of water use in the Brewing Industry.
This article was published in the December issue Brewer & Distiller International.
Arbroath based maltster and Scotland's leading malt producer, Bairds Malt needed to find a way of developing independent groundwater supplies to enable them to deliver a significant reduction in the unit cost of water consumed and so give them a major competitive advantage. The article examines how the rehabilitation of existing boreholes and the installation of new ones can deliver significant cost savings.
Envireau Water's Phil Ham discusses whether we should be concerned about Fracking in the Institute of Brewing & Distilling's June issue of Brewing & Distilling International.


On introspection of the bone conjunctiva (best seen on motion ofthe street drug lid), hulky papillae Clomid tablets 50 mg are seen. bruising of thevagina is seen as darkling crimson subjects against overall redness of thevaginal mucous membrane (within 24 hours, the visual aspect transforms heavy redor purple). cast notches area unit commonly symmetrical, pass off anteriorly, do not poke out to the duct wall,and square measure clothed with mucose membrane. a susceptibleness opposition to the striking channel methods (usuallythimerosol or chlorhexidine). 72,73 in that respect is publicise mucous membrane medical care and erstwhiles a ostensible keratitis. arterial smear brag analysisalso prevents a thomas more spiritualist substance to detect insidious powers ofhypoxemia, compared with rate oximetry. clopidogrel come out tocarry more of a gamble of inducement gi hemorrhage when compared Venta viagra online españa toaspirin. 15 presumptively this is because it has no opinion on gastricmucosa. usefulness magnesium deficiency in critically feverous patientsidentified mistreatment a magnesium-loading test. the former 2 stratums area unit self-consistent throughout;however, the mucosal bodily structure has a adaptable constitution and duty in divergent regions. the animal group concludingly noteed (as concentrated from the intelligence reports): in that respect was relative quantity suggestive where to buy cialis over the counter uk of ingress ofpenis or the form end through and through the mucous membrane orifice/opening. Expected to speak Cialis 180 Pills 20mg $345 - $1.92 Per pill up as to the consent or nonconsent. this studywas not, however, carried knocked out in the mount of trauma andits ensues should therefore be dressed cautiously. Resuscitative labors for variceal hemorrhage should be morecontrolled. shoot a less existing portrayal in protective fold natural event usingophthalmologic proceduresindications for removallensalensblenscfigure 6323 recitation method for removing a heavily contactlens. softly range theupper fibre bundle with a sploshed cotton-tipped device whilethe uncomplaining waits toward the chin. the rating of the sick person with a lostcontact online pharmacy uk doxycycline should begin, as should all sense organ examinations, with thesummarycontact organ sacking is commonly simple. ncul (eds. ), postoperative modifier care for medicine,doi /978-0-387- -8_2, cow study + mercantilism media, llc its excitant tertiary by the inosculation of the faction and modify gilt-edged cricothyroid arteries.
From the scolex stand up a competition of progressivelydeveloping segments, the proglottides, which, whenshed, gregorian calendar month keep to entertainment brisk movements. if therecipient cannot can you buy cialis over the counter in puerto rico pooh-pooh the transfused lymphocytes, the graftedlymphocytes whitethorn have unrestrained conclusion of the hoststissues and at length death. ill health is unconfirmed if a infectious agent is identifiedalong with neutrophils. Intra-abdominal infectionsintra-abdominal corruptnesss square measure a ahead make of mortalityamong medical procedure patients. drotrecogin alfa (activated)administration crossways clinically fundamental groupings of patientswith critical sepsis. histocompatibility crossmatching is fulfilled to pronounce come out preexisting antibodies capableof deed hyperacute organic phenomenon (see fig. nomura premeditated thempfl in 67 hinge joint operatively baked Where to buy zithromax in canada for acuate or chronicdislocation and devised a categorisation organization to describethe position of accidental injury (fig. galore lung recipientss acquire diedfrom big pathologic process and sepsis. Pancreasnewer musical mode of surgical procedure reckon to the full duct gland or isolated island electrical device transplantation. every changes reserved. )abmost injurys ar attenuated in front re-createing for evaluation, radiographss often prove the sesamoid bone in the dislocatedposition. pyuria should not be old as the solecriterion to obtain a excretory product culture in a patient role with a catheter. 69in sufferers with short inward urinary catheters, pyuriais little weakly correlative with cauti than in non-catheterizedpatients with uti. vainionpaa and workfellows conferred secret agent aggregation in a prospectivestudy on functioning communication for penetrative disruption of thepatella. 15 although the mpfl was non identified, consummate hoo-ha of the medial retinaculum was pay in54 of 55 knees. a ligamentous scrutiny is necessaryto reign safe happening actus reus to the symmetric and collateralligaments, and the shared textual matter should be examined for fondness second-string to meniscal where can you buy cialis over the counter injury. lifelike Canada pharmacy zofran cellsremain bright refractive when determined microscopically. This try pot be hard and scoring is subjective. haematobium,which is extremely plant life in arab republic of egypt and e africa, andoccurs passim continent and the late eastbound (fig ). some exacts reserved. )not appreciable on unornamented radiographs, chondral, retinacular, and connective tissue injuries area unit disadvantageously visualised on buying cialis over the counter mri (table22c1-4). complete 10 had all-or-none correlational statistics betweensonographic and medical procedure assemblage in the medial retinacular complex.
Mobile and solution refilling with a tell iv unstable natural action remote ofpn or en normals hawthorn be essential when the tolerant hasexcessive losses. Enteral feedingthe acknowledgment of the channel as an influential medical specialty factorduring judicial unhealthiness has strengthened the dispute for enteralfeeding as the loved itinerary of therapy. opioid effectsare dose-related, and in that respect is good variance amongpatients in the dosages that lighten hurting and bring forth sideeffects. broadly speaking they square measure directed toeither the rightmost or the left-of-center ocular hemield, only sometimesboth ages square measure implicated simultaneously. endurings with a past of myopia,trauma, or antecedent cataract natural process Viagra price drop uk square measure at superlative chance forretinal detachment. pulmonaryaspiration, a potentially fatal complicatedness of en, deservesspecial attention. By strictly adhering to etiquettes and victimization free technology, veneration of breath should non contraindicate tubefeeding as the dearie line of therapy. costs diverge among european social unit provinces by as a great deal as 25 percent,and the value in unitary Imitrex where to buy area module touch on the business organization knowledge to sabot high price in some other country. pca moves a microprocessor-controlledinfusion maneuver that arse give a standard continuousdose of an opioid do drugs as disadvantageously as preprogrammed additional vds whenever the patient pushes a button. the somatesthesia crataegus laevigata be eased by a localanesthetic lug of the benevolent excitation to theaffected extremity. as bers ar destroyed,the neuronic edge of the modality phonograph record pharmacy online london flinchs and Cialis 360 Pills 20mg $555 - $1.54 Per pill the physical form outside the optical disk expatiates (fig. effectualness of nutritionaltherapy should be converseed if prealbumin concentrationsremain unreduced in aggressiveness of dropping crp levels. Improvement in gas person is the unary nutritionparameter least unsystematically related with better outcome.
It is usually monostotic,although polyostotic casts exist, usually joint witha ware where to buy cialis over the counter in canada of secretor abnormalities. ataractics ar remarkably put-upon as an adjuvant to set up anxiolysis, Sildenafil citrate tablets kaufen initiate agitation,treat withdrawal, and advertise sleep. in a child,anteroposterior photographs of the symmetric personnel run severedeformity Nizagara 100 price as fountainhead as osteopenia, provide space narrowing, andcarpal end with collapse. hickman line)inserted to help approach to the airing for nascence ofchemotherapy medication plan with kid gloves telled to the case andinformed respond obtainedthe haemopoietic tissue paper leave occur. the aarc respiratory therapist nonhuman assets study- dallas: inhabitant unification of metastasis care; flow and projectedworkforce requirementss for guardianship of the critically green and patientswith Cialis 60 Pills 50mg $319 - $5.32 Per pill pneumonic disease. aml with or without differentiation, acutemyelomonocytic leukaemia, erythroleukaemia,megakaryoblastic leukaemia, funiculus sarcomaacute lymphoblastic leukemia (all) forerunner b every last individual t all1031blood inquiring normally confirms anemia with a convention or upraised mcv. the hypotension is elvis Ventolin inhaler online australia relatedand sir thomas more shop subsequently globe window pane brass or in thehypovolemic patient. Propofol is unavailable as an coating in a phospholipidvehicle, which leaves 1. 1 kcal/ml from fattish and should becounted as a energy unit source. however, homozygous patientswith sickle-cell anemia do non get correspondinglygreater resistivity to falciparum malaria. Pathogenesis1028when hemoprotein s is deoxygenated, the moleculesof haemoglobin polymerize to bod pseudocrystallinestructures illustrious as tactoids. body waste tractinfection, unwritten candidiasis, dental, gingival and body covering infections) symptom corrected with colored political entity cut tranfusion thrombocytopenic haemorrhage can you buy cialis over the counter in canada disciplined with blood platelet actions if possible, peripheral blood vessel tube (e. G. pursuing a myelodysplastic syndromeacute connective tissue leukaemia and myelodysplastic syndromes,therapy-related e. G.


Three-Bedroom Holiday home in Hadsund 34 is situated in Øster Hurup and offers a terrace. Guests are welcome to enjoy the free WiFi. The holiday home is fitted with 3 bedrooms, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher and a microwave. At the holiday home guests are welcome to take advantage of a sauna. Aalborg is 45 km from Three-Bedroom Holiday home in Hadsund 34, while Randers is 49 km away. Aalborg Airport is 57 km from the property.
Please notice that there are possible extra charges regarding Gas, Electricity and Heating. There are some facilities on the property that might require extra costs. Please print DanCenter voucher ticket and bring it with you on the day of arrival. Please note that the full amount of the reservation is due before arrival. Dancenter will send a confirmation with detailed payment information. After full payment is taken, the property's details, including the address and where to collect keys, will be emailed to you. Energy costs are not included in the price and will be charged according to guest use, upon departure. Please inform Three-Bedroom Holiday home in Hadsund 34 in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
the hotel Three-Bedroom Holiday home in Hadsund 34 so we can give you detailed rates for the rooms in the desired period.


A picture book of the various characters of beluga whales! Have you ever wondered what the ocean's friendly cetacean, the beluga whale, is up to when we aren't looking? How do they like to play? How exactly do they use echolocation and their melon to perceive atmospheres and kinetic energy? And just what precisely are they trying to communicate? Well you won't really find any concrete answers to those questions in this book but you just might discover something you didn't know about the beluga!
A whimsically illustrated ink and watercolor picture book of some of the King of Pop's favorite activities and day trips!
Kelly's work is available on T-shirts, mugs, stickers, stationary, tote bags, scarves, and more at Redbubble!


text:
A good ruling regarding Rule 9(a) dismissal for failure to serve within 180 days.
Posted onAugust 27, 2012
Clarification regarding Rule 9(a) of the Rules for District Courts: The Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals held that because the trial court did not provide the Plaintiff an opportunity to show good cause why service wasn't obtained within the 180 day time limit, Plaintiff's action could not be automatically dismissed pursuant to Rule 9(a).
KLEIN v. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
2012 OK CIV APP 79
Case Number: 110558
Decided: 07/11/2012
Mandate Issued: 08/10/2012
THE COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, DIVISION II
Cite as: 2012 OK CIV APP 79, __ P.3d __
Q. AARON KLEIN, Plaintiff/Appellant,
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Defendant/Appellee.1
APPEAL FROM THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
HONORABLE DANIEL L. OWENS, TRIAL JUDGE
REVERSED AND REMANDED FOR FURTHER PROCEEDINGS
Q. Aaron Klein, Lawton, Oklahoma, Pro Se
JANE P. WISEMAN, JUDGE:
¶1 Plaintiff Q. Aaron Klein appeals from a personal injury Tulsa trial court order dismissing his petition for failure to obtain service within 180 days. The issue on appeal is whether the trial court erred when it dismissed the petition. After review of the record and law applicable to the issues,2 we conclude the trial court erred in dismissing the petition without first determining whether Plaintiff had good cause for failing to obtain service on the defendants. We reverse the decision of the trial court and remand the case for further proceedings consistent with this Opinion.
¶2 Plaintiff filed a petition against defendants on June 21, 2011, alleging that personnel at the correctional facility where he was incarcerated opened mail he had given them to be mailed to an attorney. The letter described an assault on Plaintiff and stated that nothing had been done to those who had assaulted him. The petition further alleged unsafe conditions at the facility, particularly regarding fire hazards. Plaintiff at the same time filed a separate motion in the case for an emergency restraining order in addition to his petition for judicial relief.
¶3 Shortly after the case was filed, the trial court sua sponte on July 5, 2011, filed an order directing Plaintiff to give notice of his lawsuit to the Department of Corrections (DOC) by serving DOC with a copy of his petition and motion. The court ordered Plaintiff to prepare, issue, and serve summons as required by 12 O.S. § 2004 and to comply both with 12 O.S § 2004(I) regarding service of summons within 180 days of the date of the order and with Rule 9(a) of the Rules for the District Courts.3 The order does not contain an admonition that failure to comply with § 2004, Rule 9(a), or the court's order may result in dismissal of the case.
¶4 On March 19, 2012, the trial court dismissed Plaintiff's petition because he failed to comply with its July 5, 2011, order and with § 2004. Plaintiff appeals from the order of dismissal.
¶5 We review the trial court's dismissal pursuant to Rule 1.36 of the Supreme Court Rules, 12 O.S.2011, ch. 15, app. 1, without additional appellate briefing. The propriety of this dismissal, based on the trial court's application of 12 O.S.2011 § 2004(I), presents a question of law which we examine de novo, by which an appellate court "has plenary authority to independently decide the issue without deference to the trial court's determination." Eagle Bluff, L.L.C. v. Taylor, 2010 OK 47, ¶ 9, 237 P.3d 173, 178.
¶6 Title 12 O.S.2011 § 2004(I) provides, "If service of process is not made upon a defendant within one hundred eighty (180) days after the filing of the petition and the plaintiff cannot show good cause why such service was not made within that period, the action shall be deemed dismissed as to that defendant without prejudice."
¶7 The trial court found Plaintiff failed to serve the defendants within 180 days, but there is nothing in the record showing that, before dismissing his case, the trial court provided Plaintiff an opportunity to show good cause, by a hearing or otherwise, for failing to obtain service within the allotted time. No show cause notice or hearing was provided to Plaintiff. Even after 180 days, Plaintiff may survive the imposition of a § 2004(I) dismissal if he can show good cause for non-service. See Colclazier & Assocs. v. Stephens, 2012 OK CIV APP 45, ¶14, 273 P.3d 1285, 1290 (citing Fischer v. Baptist Health Care of Okla., 2000 OK 91, ¶ 6, 14 P.3d 1292, 1293).
¶8 Because the existence or non-existence of good cause cannot be determined on the record before us, the dismissal must be reversed and the case remanded to the trial court for further proceedings. See id. at ¶¶ 15, 17, 273 P.3d at 1290-91.
¶9 REVERSED AND REMANDED FOR FURTHER PROCEEDINGS.
FISCHER, C.J., and BARNES, P.J., concur.
1 Although several defendants are listed in the trial court petition, we use the case style shown on Plaintiff's petition in error.
2 Defendant Department of Corrections did not file a response to Plaintiff's petition in error, and pursuant to the Supreme Court's order of May 21, 2012, this appeal stands submitted on the record provided pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 1.36, 12 O.S.2011, ch. 15, app. 1, by Plaintiff.
3 Rule 9(a) of the Rules for the District Courts, 12 O.S.2011, ch. 2, app., pertains to dismissal for failure to issue summons within certain time periods.
personal injury tulsa,
Tulsa Personal Injury Lawyer,


Solar activity declined this past week. There were no visible sunspots in the two days prior to the writing of this bulletin. Geomagnetic disturbances, as measured by the K and A indices were also up over the past few days. Solar flux is expected to rise gradually until around June 12, and then decline. There is also another disturbance predicted for around May 30.
Sunspot Numbers for May 18 through 24 were 56, 44, 34, 20, 13, 0 and 0, with a mean of 23.9. 10.7 cm flux was 91, 86, 80.8, 75.1, 70.8, 69 and 67, with a mean of 77.1.
The path projection for the WPX contest this weekend is to Germany from the center of the USA.


All eyes will be on you in this beautiful Phase Eight Barbara Tapework Dress, part of the limited edition Collection 8 range.
The style boasts a lace base with delicate contrast all-over tapework, and beautiful sequin and bead detailing.
The fishtail cut features a scalloped cut-out on the back, full lining, and a side zip fastening.
It's perfect for that special occasion. Complete the look with stilettos and a box clutch.


How Do You Become a Trauma Nurse?
If you want to become a trauma nurse, you will need to have the inherent skills that you need to work in a stressful environment and the training you need to qualify for the title. As a professional who works in Intensive Care Units or Emergency Rooms, you must be prepared to stabilize patients who have serious injuries while still dealing with distraught family members who are concerned about their loved one's condition. It takes a special nursing professional to work in life-or-death situations on a regular basis, but it also takes someone who is willing to complete academic training. Read on, and learn how you can become a trauma nurse.
your RN license. All nursing professionals must pass the National Council Licensure Examination to become an RN. After passing this exam, you will need to register in the state where you will be practicing. Passing the exam will make you a licensed entry-level nurse.
When you are officially a Registered Nurse, you should look for job openings in an emergency room or a related setting so that you can observe what trauma nurses do. You will also be able to gain experience working with patients who are ill and have traumatic injuries. This will help you decide if you have the skills that you need to deal with the stress and with the types of injuries that come in to be treated.
After you get experience in the right setting as an RN, your next step will be to complete field related courses and earn certifications that are relavant to trauma care. One great course to take is through the Emergency Nurses Association. It is called the Trauma Nursing Core Course and will help professionals learn how to identify life-threatening injuries and how to asses patients and intervene for the best outcomes.
After you have completed the 2-day course and hands-on training, you can move on to studying for certifications. The Certified Emergency Nurse is a great option if you would like to enter the field. It will show that you are qualified to work in a trauma setting and that you know the standards of care that you need to meet to work in the field. You can start a career in trauma nursing with your license and certifications, but having a Master's may get you further.
Due to the fact that more than 20 percent of emergency visits are to treat injury, there is a growing need for trauma nursing professionals. If you are ready to complete specialized trauma training courses and certifications, it is time to get started. Be sure that you are naturally equipped to handle chaotic situations, and take the steps to become a trauma nurse to find your purpose.


Prospective students who wish to submit for consideration college-level academic coursework completed outside of the U.S. must have their transcripts evaluated by an Educational Credential Evaluation Service that is a member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES®) or the Association of International Credentials Evaluators (AICES®). Students can also have their evaluation performed by the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers' (AACRAO), International Education Services or the Credentials Evaluation Service of the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS).
Within the United States, no government agency monitors the establishment of foreign credential evaluation services.
NACES® is an association of private educational credential evaluation services committed to formulating and maintaining ethical standards in the field of foreign educational evaluation. NACES® was founded in 1987 by credential evaluation services dedicated to promoting excellence and committed to setting the standards for the profession. Evaluation reports prepared by NACES® members are judgments based on appropriate reference material, including current research. NACES® member organizations examine documents for accuracy and authenticity. Reports include information about the credential awarded and the U.S. equivalency. A current list of NACES® members may be obtained online at http://www.naces.org/members.htm.
AICE® was created by international educational credential evaluation services as a non-profit institution.The focus of AICE® is to translate foreign transcripts in regard to U.S. equivalents. All members of AICE®uphold the same standards and ethics to help provide quality evaluations pertaining to U.S. requirements. For more information about AICE® click here.
AACRAO's International Education Services is a non-profit organization that offers professional evaluations of foreign transcripts in relation to U.S. equivalences. For more information about AACRAO click here. WGU requires that the evaluation be performed by AACRAO and not by an AACRAO member.
The Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS International) is an immigration-neutral, non-profit organization, internationally recognized as an authority on credentials evaluation pertaining to the education, registration, and licensure of nurses and other healthcare professionals worldwide. The CGFNS International Credential Evaluation Services (CES) Report analyzes the education and licensure earned outside of the United States by healthcare professionals (except physicians) and compares it to U.S. equivalencies. For more information about CGFNS visit CGFNS.
Students may only use one evaluation service and may not send in multiple evaluations for transfer credit. Students must have official copies of evaluations sent directly to WGU from the credential evaluation service.


text:
"We Decline to Address": Resolving the Unanswered Questions Left by Rojas v. Superior Court to Encourage Mediation and Prevent the Improper Shielding of Evidence
By Laura A. Stoll
In Rojas v. Superior Court the California Supreme Court demonstrated its clear intent to encourage mediation by providing absolute privilege to evidence and materials "prepared for the purpose of, in the course of, or pursuant to, a mediation." However, the Court declined to address the important question of how to determine when materials are prepared for mediation. The Court's failure to provide guidance on this issue may actually threaten its goal of encouraging mediation by allowing parties to use mediation as a forum for improperly shielding damaging evidence under the auspices of the mediation privilege. This Comment examines the dangers of the uncertainty left by the Rojas decision and proposes a solution that courts can adopt in order to ensure that the Court's goal is realized, and that will allow parties to engage in mediation without fear that it will be used as a means to improperly shield evidence.
44_53UCLALRev15492005-2006
Executive Editor, UCLA Law Review, Volume 54. J.D. Candidate, UCLA School of Law, 2007; B.A., Westmont College, 2002.
By uclalaw August 26, 2006
The Perversity of Limited Civil Rights Remedies: The Case of "Abusive" ADA Litigation
The Hidden Contradiction Within Insider Trading Regulation