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The Iranian Kamanche virtuoso Kayhan Kalhor is one of the internationally best known exponents of Persian and Kurdish music. Hehas not only played concerts with the legendary Persian singers Mohammad Reza Shajarian and Shahram Nazeri, but has also become known to international audiences through his collaboration with Yo-Yo Ma, the New York Philharmonic Orchestra or the film-maker Francis Ford Copolla. Kayhan Kalhor loves to collaborate and encounter musicians from other traditions. Thus he has worked with Indian musicians and has played for many years with the Turkish Baglama virtuoso Erdal Erzincan. Toumani Diabaté will meet Kalhor for the first time in the Morgenland Festival in Osnabrück. Toumani Diabaté comes from an ancient Griot family, who claim tobe able to trace their ancestry back 70 generations. Griots are the guardians of history, literature and music in their culture. Diabaté learned to play the Kora from his father Sidiki Diabaté and now often performs with his own son. Today, Toumani Diabaté is recognized asone of the most influential musicians from West Africa and asan excellent player of the Kora, the West African double bridge harp-lute. Just like Kayhan Kalhor, Diabaté has sought out musicians with other styles. For example, hehas worked with the Icelandic singer Björk, the flamenco band Ketama or the American jazz trombonist Roswell Rudd.
Toumani Diabaté is one of the most creatively prolific and successful musicians on the African continent, and was described by the Observer as one of the worlds most pre-eminent musicians in any genre. He plays the kora, a harp with 21 strings unique to West Africa. More than any other kora player, its Toumani who is responsible for bringing this instrument to audiences around the world. Hes a performer of truly exceptional virtuosity and creativity - someone who has shown that the kora can rival the worlds greatest instruments. Toumani was born in Bamako, the capital of Mali, in 1965 into a family of griots (hereditary musician/historian caste) whose lineage stretches back 71 generations, father to son. His father, Sidiki Diabaté (c. 1922-96), was a kora player of legendary fame in West Africa - dubbed King of the Kora – who became famous for his virtuoso hot and idiosyncratic style of playing, echoes of which can be heard in Toumanis style. Sidikis first wife, Toumanis mother, was the singer Nene Koita. Despite the musical environment in which Toumani was raised, he was self-taught, never learning directly from his father except by listening. He began playing the kora at the age of five at a time when the Malian Government was engaged in an active programme of encouraging regional ensembles to represent local traditions. Toumani was recruited to the ensemble from Koulikoro (some 60 kms east of Bamako) with whom he made his public debut at the age of 13 to great local acclaim. In 1984 Toumani joined the group of brilliant young musicians who accompanied the great diva Kandia Kouyate. Toumani first came to the Europe in 1986 to accompany another Malian singer, Ousmane Sacko, and ended up staying in London for seven months. During this period, at the age of 21, he recorded his first solo album Kaira, the first ever solo kora album and still a best seller. In 1986 Toumani also made his first appearance at a WOMAD festival and made a significant impact. In the UK, Toumani met and worked informally with musicians from many different fields of music. His first major recorded collaboration was with the Spanish flamenco group Ketama. The resulting album Songhai, with pieces like Jarabi, was a perfect synthesis of kora and flamenco. In 1990 Toumani formed the Symmetric Orchestra, a name that evokes perfect balance or symmetrybetween tradition and modernity and between the contributions of musicians from a number of closely related countries. Senegal, Guinea, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, and Mali itself, were all part of the medieval Mandé Empire and Toumani had the idea of recreating its cultural equilibrium in a modern musical context. The orchestra name was first used on CD for the elaborate projet Shake The Whole World released in 1992 in Japan and Mali only. Maintaining a weekly residence at the Hogon in Bamako throughout Toumanis career, the group continued to evolve and grow, culminating in the release of the acclaimed album Boulevard de l'Indépendance in 2005, and the extensive international touring that followed. In the early to mid 1990s, Toumani began to gather a number of exceptionally talented musicians around him, such as the brilliant Bassekou Kouyate on the ngoni, and Keletigui Diabaté on balafon. He cultivated a type of jazz-jugalbandi-griot instrumental ensemble which can be heard on his album Djelika, released in 1995. In the same year Toumani travelled to Madrid to record Songhai 2.
World Circuit Records | 1st Floor, Shoreditch Stables, 138 Kingsland Road. London E2 8DY Tel +44 207 749 3222 | press@worldcircuit.co.uk | www.worldcircuit.co.ukIn 1998 Toumani recorded a kora duet album with Ballake Sissoko; their respective fathers released the 1970s classic Cordes Anciennes (Ancient Strings), so the new album was called New Ancient Strings. It was their tribute to the original record and an attempt at bringing such material to a modern audience. They say that the blues comes from Africa, so it seemed entirely natural that Toumani should collaborate with the bluesman Taj Mahal. Their groundbreaking album Kulanjan was released in 1999. Constantly on look out for ways to evolve and innovate, Toumanis next album MALIcool was a collaboration with the American free jazz trombonist Roswell Rudd that took another step out towards the edge. The arrangements are sparse, leaving everybody room to improvise, and there are a few unexpected pieces such as an interpretation of Thelonius Monks Hank, a swinging version of a Welsh folk song, and a leftfield take on Beethovens Ode to Joy. Toumani has participated in many other recording projects both at home and abroad: he appears on Ali Farka Tourés eponymous debut album for World Circuit; he toured with Salif Keita and appears on his acclaimed albums Papa and Mbemba; he was part of Damon Albarns Mali Music project; hes featured on Kasse Mady Diabatés 2004 Grammy nominated album Kassi Kasse, and in 2007 he featured on the track Hope on Björks album Volta, which lead to an inspired guest appearance on her set at the Glastonbury Festival. Toumani has enjoyed recognition for his contributions to the development of the kora and African music in general. In 2004 he received the Zyriab des Virtuoses, a UNESCO prize awarded at the Mawazine Festival in Morocco. Hes President and Director of Mandinka Kora Productions, who actively promote the kora through workshops, festivals, and various cultural events. Hes also a teacher of the kora and of modern and traditional music at the Balla Fasseke Conservatoire of Arts, Culture and Multimedia in Bamako. In 2004, Toumani began working with World Circuit on a trilogy of albums recorded at sessions in the Mandé Hotel in Bamako. The first release was the duets album In the Heart of the Moon, recorded with the great Ali Farka Touré, which won the Best Traditional World Music Album GRAMMY Award. Second in the trilogy was Boulevard de l'Indépendanceby Toumani Diabatés Symmetric Orchestra. The third was Ali Farkas final solo album Savane. Toumani accompanied Ali on his last concert tour in the summer of 2005 during which they spent 3 days in a London studio recording Ali and Toumani, the follow up to In the Heart of the Moon, which also won a Grammy. Taking time out from their weekly residency at Bamakos Hogon club (recently moved to Le Diplomat), Toumani Diabaté and his Symmetric Orchestra proved a revelation when they headlined venues such as New Yorks Carnegie Hall or festivals such as Glastonbury, Nice Jazz Festival, and Montreal Jazz Festival. Toumani was also busy working on his next album The Mandé Variations, released in February 2008. Its an all-acoustic album, Toumani's first solo kora work since his groundbreaking debut album Kaira, released over twenty years before. Both the album and subsequent solo recitals were met with universal critical acclaim. Toumani performed a special concert with the London Symphony Orchestra and the year came to a climax with another GRAMMY Award nomination and an NAACP Image Award for The Mandé Variations. Toumani was appointed UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador in December 2008, using his music to spread awareness on HIV and AIDS. 2010 proved to be another prolific year for Toumani. The album Ali and Toumani was released at the start of the year to universal praise. Following its release, Toumani and his band played his interpretations of the music of Ali Farka Touré in a series of special concerts appropriately called The Ali Farka Touré Variations Tour, which included a special show in Paris with Alis son Vieux stepping into his fathers role for one night only. That summer saw the premiere of AfroCubism, an all-star group featuring the finest musicians from Cuba and Mali, including Toumani. In 1996, a group of Malis finest musicians were due to fly into Havana to collaborate with some of Cubas most brilliant singers and instrumentalists. For reasons that have never been made clear, the Malians never arrived. A very different album was recorded: The Buena Vista Social
World Circuit Records | 1st Floor, Shoreditch Stables, 138 Kingsland Road. London E2 8DY Tel +44 207 749 3222 | press@worldcircuit.co.uk | www.worldcircuit.co.ukClub. The rest, as they say, is multi-million selling history. World Circuit finally brought the original invitees together with a stellar line-up of additional talent at a series of inspirational sessions and the great lost Afro-Cuban album Afrocubism was released fourteen years after originally planned. Toumani celebrated his second GRAMMY Award for Ali and Toumani in 2011. He also embarked on a new collaboration, this time with the Brazilian artists Arnaldo Antuñes and Edgard Scandurra, resulting in the album A Curva a Cintura. The crisis that hit Mali in March 2012 had a deep effect on Toumani. He learned about the military coup that toppled President Amadou Toumani Toure when he was on his way to Wales to collaborate with the harpist Catrin Finch. Nightlife in Bamako, and the livelihoods of many musicians were extinguished for a while. The Islamist take over of the northern two-thirds of the country and the banning of music there also provoked profound antipathy in Toumani, who is not only one of Malis most famous musicians but also a devout Muslim. In March 2014 SOAS (the School of Oriental and African Studies) announced that Toumani Diabaté is to be awarded an Honorary degree of Doctor of Music (D.Mus) in recognition of his influential work in raising awareness of the kora and the traditional music of Mali around the world and his contribution to Mande scholarship, (which Mr Diabaté and his family have been involved with since the 1st Mande Studies Conference at SOAS in 1972). The only other musician to have received an Honary degree is the acclaimed pianist Daniel Barenboim, in 2008. Malis recent tragedy was one of the main impulses behind Toumanis decision to record an album of duets with his son, Sidiki Diabaté, a hugely talent kora player and a successful hip hop artist. He wanted to present the 72nd generation of Diabaté griots to the world, but also reaffirm his belief that Malis most precious assets are its music and culture, its traditional faith and the bonds that bind its many different peoples.


I've been really busy with that lawsuit on the conditions here, and other complaints and organizing activities related to that. The good news is that the judge reviewed the law on the case, and ruled that if the allegations are true the prison officials are violating the law, and so they must respond. He ordered them to be served with the suit and gave them 40 days to respond.
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Louis de France, dit Monseigneur, ou le Grand Dauphin après sa mort, est né le  à Fontainebleau et mort le  au château de Meudon.

Biographie

Son enfance
Fils aîné de  et de Marie-Thérèse d'Autriche, il naquit le  au château de Fontainebleau. Contrairement à son père dont la naissance fut très attendue, il naît un an après le mariage de ses parents. Le père assista à l'accouchement et, le Grand Dauphin enfin né, le roi, âgé de , courut à la fenêtre et annonça : « La reine est accouchée d'un garçon ! ». En son honneur, une nouvelle appellation fut créée : « Monseigneur ». Ondoyé dès sa naissance par l'évêque de Rennes (Charles François de La Vieuville), il n'est baptisé que le , au Château Vieux de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, avec pour parrain le pape  et pour marraine la reine mère d'Angleterre Henriette de France. Jusqu'à , il eut pour gouvernante Madame de la Motte.

Le , un grand carrousel est donné en l'honneur de sa naissance devant le Palais des Tuileries, à un endroit qui porte désormais le nom de « place du Carrousel ».
Le dauphin a cinq frères et sœurs qui moururent au berceau sauf Marie-Thérèse dite « Madame » qui meurt à l'âge de cinq ans en 1672. Le roi reconnaît également  adultérins.

L'éducation et la jeunesse de l'héritier du trône
Ensuite, il eut pour gouverneur le très sévère duc de Montausier, Charles de Sainte-Maure  et pour précepteur l'évêque de Condom, puis de Meaux, Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet, assisté de Pierre-Daniel Huet. Bossuet lui dédie son Discours sur l'Histoire universelle, destiné à faire son éducation. Louis de France est, jusqu'en 1674, un élève appliqué. C'est à lui qu'est dédié le premier recueil des Fables de La Fontaine en 1668.

Il reçoit une éducation qui lui apprend plus l'obéissance à son père que l'art de gouverner le royaume. Ses précepteurs en revanche lui transmettent le goût des antiquités (médailles, inscriptions, sculpture). Monseigneur avait commencé à collectionner, vers 1681, alors qu'il avait vingt ans, et, outre les porcelaines, il appréciait particulièrement les gemmes. Il était secondé en la matière, depuis 1680 jusqu'à son décès, par son conseiller le fameux orfèvre Philippe Van Dievoet dit « Vandive » (1654-1738), officier de la Garde-Robe du Roi, attaché à la personne du Dauphin.

Le diplomate germanique Ézéchiel Spanheim le décrit en 1690 comme « une taille au-dessous de la [moyenne], d'un visage plein, beau, et qui a également de la douceur et de la majesté ». Il se marie à  alors que, selon les dires de Madame de Sévigné, il est inexpérimenté dans les choses de l'amour. Il est initialement fidèle à la dauphine, mais finira par imiter son père en séduisant les demoiselles d'honneur de sa conjointe, notamment Mademoiselle de Choin.

Saint-Simon brosse du caractère du dauphin un portrait sévère :

La famille de Monseigneur
Le mariage du Dauphin fut évidemment une affaire d'État. Quatre princesses catholiques retinrent l'attention du roi : la princesse Marie-Louise d'Orléans, nièce du roi, avait de nombreux soutiens à la cour mais fut mariée en 1679 au roi  ; l'archiduchesse Marie-Antoinette, fille de l'Empereur et nièce de la reine, épousa en 1685 l'électeur de Bavière, allié de la France mais qui s'était distingué avec le duc  lors du Siège de Vienne (1683), la princesse Anne-Marie-Louise de Médicis, fille du grand-duc de Toscane aurait pu être choisie mais cette alliance comportait peu d'intérêt pour le royaume. La mère de la princesse, Marguerite-Louise d'Orléans, cousine germaine du roi, était française mais vivait en exil à l'abbaye de Montmartre. Bien qu'éprise du duc , elle avait été mariée au grand-duc de Toscane mais avait fini par quitter son mari. Le roi ne désirait pas sa présence à la cour.

Le Dauphin épouse le  Marie-Anne de Bavière, sœur de l'électeur de Bavière. Ils eurent comme enfants :

 Louis ( † ), duc de Bourgogne, épouse en 1696 Marie-Adélaïde de Savoie (1685-† 12 février 1712) ;
 Philippe ( † ), duc d'Anjou, roi d'Espagne sous le nom de  et détenteur des Pays-Bas espagnols en 1700 (à la suite du décès du roi ), épouse en 1701 Marie-Louise de Savoie ;
 Charles ( † ) duc de Berry, épouse en 1710 Louise-Élisabeth d'Orléans (1695-1719).

Femme intelligente, cultivée et droite, la Dauphine ne s'adapta jamais à la cour de France frivole et médisante. Malgré les efforts du roi, elle se cloîtra dans ses appartements se plaignant sans cesse de sa santé mise à mal par ses grossesses successives. Elle mourut en 1690 à l'âge de .

Veuf à l'âge de , le Dauphin pouvait se remarier et l'on proposa la princesse toscane mais en vain. Ayant donné trois héritiers à la couronne, à l'instar de son père qui avait épousé secrètement sa maîtresse, le Dauphin épousa secrètement en 1695 sa maîtresse Marie-Émilie de Joly de Choin (1670-1732), dame d'honneur de sa demi-sœur préférée la princesse douairière de Conti, que cette dernière avait renvoyée à la suite d'une intrigue de cour.

Monseigneur et la cour

Bien qu'il ait lui aussi épousé sa maîtresse, le roi n'approuva pas cette union. Il partage toutefois des points commun avec ce dernier : ils sont de grands mangeurs, passionnés de chasse et de bâtiments et proches des valets inférieurs, mais leur point de divergence majeur est l'ascendance de Madame de Maintenon sur la cour. Trop soumis pour se confronter à son père, le Dauphin préfère se retirer dans son château de Meudon où il se sent plus libre.

Selon les portraits de Saint-Simon et de Spanheim, il semble se tenir à l'écart des affaires politiques mais se montre enthousiaste dans son rôle militaire. Opposé à la révocation de l'édit de Nantes (1685), il se signala également par sa bravoure au combat, notamment pendant la guerre de la Ligue d'Augsbourg (de 1688 à 1697).

Fier de son sang, il ne craignit pas de réclamer avec une vigueur inaccoutumée pour son fils cadet le duc d'Anjou, l'héritage de la couronne d'Espagne, alors que le décès de sa mère faisait de lui l'héritier légal. Durant la guerre de Succession d'Espagne, il fut la cible d'une tentative d'enlèvement à Versailles par Pierre de Guethem, colonel dans l'armée des Impériaux (1707).

Mort du Grand Dauphin

En 1701, Monseigneur est victime d'une attaque d'apoplexie (ou d'une grave indigestion, selon Saint-Simon).

Il mourut de la variole le  à , à l'âge de quarante-neuf ans, en son château vieux de Meudon, dans la chambre de son Grand Appartement. Saint-Simon retrace le récit de son agonie dans ses Mémoires.

Activités militaires
Chevalier des ordres à sa naissance, il fut reçu le . Furent créés pour lui :
 la compagnie des chevau-légers du Dauphin le  ;
 la compagnie des gendarmes du Dauphin le  ;
 le régiment du Dauphin Infanterie le  ;
 le régiment du Dauphin cavalerie le  ;
 le régiment du Dauphin dragons le  ;
 le régiment de Dauphin-Étranger cavalerie le .

Titres
 1661-1711 : Monseigneur le Dauphin

Odonymie
Le Grand-Dauphin a donné son nom à la forteresse de Mont-Dauphin, fondée en 1693 par Vauban.

Ascendance

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
 Matthieu Lahaye, Louis, Dauphin de France. Fils de roi, père de roi, jamais roi, DEA sous la direction de Joël Cornette soutenu à l'université , 2005.
 Matthieu Lahaye, «  d'Espagne (1661-1700) : essai sur une virtualité politique », in Revue historique, 647, .
 Matthieu Lahaye, Le fils de . Réflexion sur l'autorité dans la France du Grand Siècle, thèse sous la direction de Joël Cornette à l'Université , 2011.
 Matthieu Lahaye, Le fils de . Monseigneur le Grand Dauphin, Seyssel, Champ Vallon, 2013.
 . Récit d'histoire par Louis Dauphin et Bossuet, édité par Régine Pouzet, Clermont-Ferrand, Adosa, 1993, 298,  .
 Jean-Pierre Maget, Monseigneur, Louis de France, dit Le Grand Dauphin, fils de , Thèse sous la direction de Dominique Dinet, université de Strasbourg, 2010.
 Collectif, Le Grand Dauphin, Fils de , Seigneur de Meudon, Éditions APAM (Association Publications Amis de Meudon), 2011.
 .
 Claude Vigoureux, Mademoiselle de Choin, la Maintenon du Grand Dauphin, article paru dans le magazine Château de Versailles, , 2013.

Articles connexes
 Château de Meudon
 Château de Choisy
 Dauphin de France
 Manière de montrer Meudon
 Mercure Galant

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I've had this song stuck in my head all day, so I thought I might as well review it's music video, especially since I haven't seen it before today. Quite dark for Nick Jonas, but I truly believe he is trying to find his sound, which I feel like he has done with the release of "Levels". Nick Jonas brings out this dark handsome side of him. The colour tone of the video is influenced by the colour of chains. His love for this person is real and isn't replicated.
Nick Jonas, Nick Jonas, Nick Jonas. He was once one third of boy band The Jonas Brothers as well as lead singer of Nick Jonas And The Administration; now he has a successful solo career with hit singles like this one. He is currently co-headling a tour with Demi Lovato called Future Now: The Tour which, unfortunately, only has dates in North America, and no sign of it hitting Europe or any other continent. If there's a date for the UK, I will definitely be getting tickets, this is one tour I wouldn't want to miss. This song was written by Jason Evigan, Ammar Malik and Danny Parker. The song is about being chained in love for a person, and how it can break you if the person doesn't feel the same.
The video continues the dark theme of the song, I love how the colours represent the colours of chains, little hues as if the chains have infused with Nick Jonas.... Ahhh to infuse with Nick Jonas.... The video was directed by Ryan Pallotta and features Dylan Penn as Nick Jonas' love interest.
Deep and dark, there is a lot going on, a lot of fighting, which Nick Jonas is doing in the song, he's fighting for the love, because he truly believes he loves this person.
Don't really get the police barricade, however it's another obstacle in the way for Nick Jonas, another thing he has to overcome just like everything else.
Overall it's a simple video and yet it's in depth and very dark, quite haunting too especially with the ending. It works well, although can be considered confusing and quite choppy. It connects with the audience rarely, failing to deliver something we want to watch again and again, yet it manages to relate to the song perfectly.


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Internet Marketing For Local Business Course Is Now Available From Amn Kick Start Ltd.
An internet marketing for local business course is now available from Amn Kickstart Ltd.The course has received positive comments from people on the site.
Internet marketing for local business has been growing steadily over the last few years and it's important that small and local business owners are not left behind by this trend.
Internet marketing for small business and local business is at the core of a new course that is being offered by the team at Amn Kick start Ltd. This course is designed to help local business owners cash in on the opportunities that the internet is providing for small businesses to promote themselves.
There are a number of people that visit the company's website that have taken a look at this course for Internet marketing for small business and local business owners and they have made a number of comments on the site about it. Most of the comments so far have been very positive with many people saying that this is one of the best courses they have come across.
In addition to the Internet marketing for local business course the team on the site are also looking at staging a number of webinars on internet marketing in the coming weeks. Full details of these webinars is available right now at http://amnkickstart.com/.


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Nepal Cancer Hospital and Research Center (NCHRC) Pvt. Ltd. is the first ever effort from the private sector, established to provide the highest quality of state-of-the-art treatment and excellent care to the patients and their families from all around the globe. The hospital has a dedicated multidisciplinary team of cancer specialists offering affordable, safe, innovative and compassionate care to cancer patients. In addition to the latest innovative treatments and state-of-the-art equipment, the hospital goes beyond just medicine and opens access to alternative medicine as well.
The hospital has a multidisciplinary department that takes care of all types of cancer and cancer patients in the holistic approach under one roof. The hospital will contribute to reduce the burden of cancer, increase survival and improve the quality of life of the patients and families; thus, emphasis has been given to preventive and palliative oncology.
The hospital has been established in an association with the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Center (RGCIRC), one of the best cancer hospital in New Delhi, India. RGCIRC provides support in both technical and non-technical areas.
Nepal cancer Hospital and Research Center is located in Harisiddhi, Lalitpur, Nepal within 24 ropani land. The construction of the hospital has been divided into two phases. The completed phase I hospital has 85 beds and is in 50000 sq.ft. The Phase II of the hospital will be built within 3 years of the opening of the phase I hospital which will be in 100,000 sq.ft. and will have 120 beds. The phase II hospital will be further extended to 300 beds in future.
Why Nepal Cancer Hospital & Research Center for Cancer Care?
Today, more than half of all patients diagnosed with cancer can be cured, and many others will live long, meaningful lives even with their disease. But getting the correct diagnosis and the most appropriate treatment right from the start is crucial.
At Nepal Cancer Hospital and Research Center, our sole focus is cancer. Our doctors have unparalleled expertisee in diagnosing and treating all types of cancer, and we use the latest technology and the most innovative, advanced therapies to increase the chances of a cure. The close collaboration between our doctors offers patients best available treatment options.
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We also recognize that each patient is unique and each type of cancer is different — the best treatment for one patient may not be right for another. So you can rest assured that the treatment recommended at Nepal Cancer Hospital and Research Center will be the best one for you. And while we are leading experts in cancer therapies, we take particular pride in the compassion and dedication of our doctors, nurses, and other healthcare staff.
We are proud of our designation as an Only comprehensive cancer center in Nepal.
We have a unified approach to cancer care, with teams of doctors who work together to guide each patient through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. We have a team devoted to diagnosing and treating breast cancer, G-I and colorectal cancer, and so on. These teams have a depth and breadth of experience that is unsurpassed. Using this approach, the treatment plans reflect the combined expertise of many doctors — surgical oncologist, medical oncologists, radiologists, radiation oncologists, and pathologists. This approach also ensures that patients who need several different therapies to treat their cancer will receive the ideal combination.
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Our radiologists use advanced imaging technology to detect cancer. In addition to MRI and CT, our radiologists offer advanced imaging technologies.
Nepal Cancer Hospital and Research Center pathologists are involved in patient management right from the beginning. They analyze tumor samples to determine a precise diagnosis and the extent of disease (called staging), even if this information has been collected and reviewed through email. Reports from our pathologists are essential to deciding the best course of treatment. In addition we have Frozen Section Biopsy, which allows tissues removed during surgery to be rapidly evaluated by our pathologists, who can then communicate directly with surgeons in the operating room via audio links so that mode of surgery and the extent of surgery can be decided instantly. Increasingly, new technology enables our pathologists to predict a tumor's aggressiveness or its response to certain forms of therapy, as well as to identify genetic abnormalities in some tumors, which can then direct the course of treatment.
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Recent studies have shown that, for many cancers, patients have fewer complications if they have surgery at a hospital that performs high volumes of these operations and if the surgery is performed by a surgeon with expertise in the procedure. You can be sure that our surgeons are among the most experienced cancer surgeons in Nepal.
Our surgeons are also performing surgical procedures to reconstruct the breast, colon, tongue and mouth, and the rectum following cancer surgery and new techniques to spare organs and preserve function.
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Our nurses work together with doctors and are an essential part of the healthcare team. Their support, encouragement, and deep sense of caring bring tremendous comfort to our patients and their loved ones. Our specially trained oncology nurses care for patients before, during, and after surgery; educate patients about what to expect when they go home from the hospital. They also communicate with family members to address their needs and concerns. To help ensure a continuum of care, patients are typically cared for by the same nurses throughout their stay.
For some patients, the psychological effects of cancer can be overwhelming. NCH & RC provides specially trained psychiatrists and psychologists who can help cancer patients deal with the stress, anxiety, and depression that can accompany a diagnosis of cancer and its treatment. Easing patients' distress can greatly improve the quality of their lives. Our social workers who are also cancer survivors also help to ensure that patients get emotional support as well as correct information about treatment and support. They conduct a number of individual, family, and group counseling support groups both on an inpatient and outpatient basis. After treatment, patients can also join these groups so that they can provide help to others.
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The firefighting system at the German Federal Bank (Deutsche Bundesbank) in Mainz will be renewed as part of the restoration of the entire buildings' technical equipment. FOGTEC recently started the installation of the high pressure water mist system, which will be carried out while the existing building is in full operation. Because of the structure of the building, different kinds of systems will be installed: 2 sections of the building will be equipped with pre-action systems, 2 sections with deluge systems and 4 sections will be equipped with dry pipe systems because of the risk of freezing in these areas. FOGTEC is also providing a pump unit, a water storage tank of more than 80 m3, and the fire extinguishing control system.
Maintenance vehicles continue to be an increasing part of the railway business worldwide, requiring much specific knowledge and flexible technology. Just before Christmas, FOGTEC supplied and equipped such special railway vehicles in Berlin and Warsaw. Awarded in November by the Metro Warsawa, FOGTEC supplied fire detection and fire fighting systems for the protection of the diesel engines in seven special maintenance vehicles. These systems were installed and commissioned by FOGTEC's Partner El Cab Sp. z.o.o., right on time one day before Christmas. Also, in Berlin the track cleaning vehicles will be protected with FOGTEC technology. The latest development of "Berliner Saugbagger Betriebe" is a newly developed suction dredge. It will be equipped with the well-known water mist technology for protecting both the filter units and the dust and dirt accumulation bin.
Again FOGTEC will exhibit at the "FeuerTRUTZ", one of the largest German trade fairs for preventive fire protection. Visit our team at booth no. 523 in hall 10.1 and find out more about smart opportunities and applications of high pressure water mist systems.


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Q: How do i start Ttimer delphi, make the program wait 5 sec how do I start Ttimer?
timer.interval := 5000;
lbl.caption:='1'
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lbl.caption:='2'

I have ttimer in my form and it is enabled.

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*Set the timer's Interval property to 5000. That is the interval in milli-seconds.

*Declare a private field of the form, FCount of type Integer.

*Attach on OnTimer event handler to the timer:

procedure TForm1.Timer1Timer(Sender: TObject);
begin
  inc(FCount);
  lbl.Caption := IntToStr(FCount);
end;

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*When you want to start the timer, initialise FCount and set Timer1.Enabled to True. Set Timer1.Enabled to False when you want to stop the timer.

I am assuming, based on your now deleted earlier question, that you want the counter to keep ticking.
Timers work by calling their OnTimer event every time they tick. Because each tick is a distinct call to the event handler, you have to store any persistent state somewhere other than local variables. That's because local variables only endure for the duration of their owning method. Hence the use of a private field of the form to maintain the count.
Note that a timer does not make the program wait. Timers are asynchronous. The program will still be responsive to user input while the timer is active. When the timer expires, the system synthesises a timer message in your message queue. The program does not block on the timer. So your UI elements will, unless you take action otherwise, still be enabled and responsive.

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SALVATION ARMY PROVIDES HOLISTIC RESPONSE FOR UKRAINE
The Salvation Army is engaged in a world-wide response to the crisis in Ukraine. With an established and active presence in Ukraine and surrounding countries, The Salvation Army is uniquely positioned to provide immediate and meaningful aid in the traumatic time of need.
Salvation Army staff and volunteers in Ukraine, Romania, Moldova, Poland, Slovakia, and the Czeck Republic are in the midst of a massive Emergency Disaster Service response. Across the region, just some of the things being done by The Salvation Army are:
Preparing and serving food to war refugees.
Providing a warm and safe place to sleep.
Supplying road-ready food and drinks to those who continue to move away from the borders.
Providing diapers, formula, and hygiene products for babies born–many prematurely–in crisis.
Sharing blankets and clothes, sometimes from the responder's own home.
Giving emotional and spiritual care to those who have been forced from their homes and communities.
Alerting women and children to the potential traps of human trafficking while they are particularly vulnerable by providing information and resources.
Despite personal danger, The Salvation Army is responding to needs where, and as, they are with a holistic approach, even in the most trying of circumstances.
The constantly changing environment is an obstacle to be overcome, such as leaving a vehicle at a road closure and traveling by foot for nearly three miles carrying food and water to a makeshift camp near the Ukraine border.
Expanding beyond the immediate region, The Salvation Army has deployed Rapid Response aid. This includes funds, personnel, expertise, and urgently needed supplies from Salvation Army resources in more than 130 countries.
The world-wide leader of The Salvation Army, General Brian Peddle, called for dedicated times of prayer for the Ukrainian people and those actively responding to the crisis.
The Salvation Army is committed to serving others without discrimination. In times of crisis, you can trust that The Salvation Army's staff and volunteers are serving those who are in the greatest needs-quietly offering help and hope.
You can learn more about The Salvation Army's world-wide response to the Ukrainian crisis HERE.
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Bienvenue à Kyrat. Cette aventure se dérouledans les paysages les plus magnifique au monde, dans l'Himalaya, où un roi fou, autoproclamé, impose sa tyrannie et vous vous trouvez mêlé à cette situation.
Vous êtes Ajay Ghale. Voyageant vers Kyrat pour accomplir le vœu de votre mère mourante, vous vous retrouvez pris dans une guerre civile pour renverser le régime oppresseur du dictateur Pagan Min. Jouez en co-op et utilisez une grande variété d'armes, de véhicules et d'animaux pour écrire votre propre histoire dans un monde ouvert où tout peut arriver.
Overthrow a dictator - Join the group of rebels and fight with oppressive Pang Min.
Explore the huge, open world - The whole Kyrat is waiting for you. You can go to any place you want.
Remember about karma - Each decision is going to have consequences. Don't forget about it if you want to survive.
Enjoy the co-op provided by the game. Together with your friends, take on Pagan Min.
Download and play dozens of modes created for Far Cry 4.
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The Financial Policy Council Inc. ("FPC")'s mission is to develop and encourage sound public policy based on the principles of free enterprise and wealth development as envisaged by the American Founding Fathers' ideals. The FPC is an association focused on public policy that aims to educate and inform the public about economic and fiscal matters. We perceive America as the land of chance where liberty and prosperity have flourished. Our aim is to ensure America maintains an economic and regulatory framework conducive to economic development and the creation of wealth, and is not derailed by poorly conceived and reactive economic, fiscal and tax policies. Furthermore, we firmly believe that America is recovering and retaining its leading position in the global economic world. We aspire to accomplish our task in the following ways:
Entrepreneurs, investors and the public of the roles they can play to ensure that their opinions are heard by and persuade policy makers of the soundness of our public policy solutions.
Policy makers and the public to enable them to support and recognize sound financial public policy, with a clear understanding of the issues of concern to entrepreneurs, investors, and to the community at large.
We pursue our mission by conducting timely and accurate research on key policy issues and effectively marketing these findings to key policy makers, the news media of the nation, and to the academic and policy communities at large. We concur that it is important that individuals with real-world experience in business and in the entrepreneurship trenches, with extensive knowledge of the financial services industry, have a clear base to have their voices channeled to those who make crucial decisions that affect our nation's fiscal health. The Financial Policy Council, chaired by Ziad Abdelnour and governed by an experienced Board of Directors, all with a deep and relevant experience, is an autonomous organization. The FPC depends on the general public, foundations, and businesses financial support to participate in its mission. The FPC does not accept government funds and, in accordance with its ideal of freedom, does not perform contract work. The FPC is a non-profit organization that is tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the United States internal revenue code.


Anubhav Sinha is feeling low, post AAPKO PEHLE BHI KAHIN DEKHA HAI, and has decided to take it easy before he launches his new film. I wouldn't like to blame anyone except myself for the failure, Anubhav states, When I made TUM BIN, it was with a lot of conviction. I didn't want to please anyone, I believed in my script. But this time, I took the liberty of adding ingredients so as to please the distributors of every territory. And that boomeranged. The writer-director is still undecided about his next film. It won't start so soon, he reveals, In any case, I'm still trying to figure out what to make. There's a dearth of good writers in the industry.


Farmers, agribusiness and eight wineries in Butte County will be sweeping off their front walkways for the upcoming Sierra Oro Farm Trail Passport Weekend Oct. 10-11.
Now in its fourth year, the event is a draw for local and weekend visitors to enjoy some of the scenery people enjoy here year-round.
The way it works is people buy a "passport" for the event and follow a map to visit the 24 locations that will have their doors open for visitors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It"s a self-guided tour, but once folks arrive at the locations, the farm and business owners will show them around.
Maps are available at www.sierraoro.org, where visiting hours for the rest of the year (often by appointment) are also available.
The passport weekend began as a way to encourage people to make Butte County a weekend getaway.
There will be four new additions to the farm trail this year, explained Alice Patterson, marketing manager for Chico Chamber of Commerce and Sierra Oro Farm Trail.
New this year is the Chico State University Farm on Hegan Lane. Leslie Santos is on the committee for the University Farm, and said there will be many doors open.
Visitors can go on tours of the different animal units, including sheep and goat (to sample lamb meat), the organic dairy (cheese samples), swine unit and beef unit (sausage tasting).
Visitors can buy meat from the meat lab and whatever vegetables have been recently harvested.
There will also be wagon tours through the orchards and crops grown at the 800-acre farm.
Santos said students will also show off their stock dogs, which are trained for herding. This is a big hit for kids, she said.
Also new to the tour is Mooney Farms, out at the Chico Airport. It specializes in sun-dried tomato products, pestos, risotto, Basque Norte marinade, lavender and olives. The family-run business includes a store and tasting room.
Morse Farms in Oroville is also on the list this year.
The family grows mandarins, lemons and pumpkins with sustainable methods.
While the citrus is not ready for harvest, there will be samples of barbecued meat using citrus marinades.
Also new this year is Lake Oroville Bed and Breakfast.
The complete listings of stops can be viewed at www.sierraoro.org.
Tickets are $20 in advance, and available at the Chambers of Commerce in Chico, Oroville and Paradise, as well as Vino 100 on Mangrove Avenue in Chico.
Tickets purchased the weekend of the event or via the Internet are $25.
Patterson said Sierra Oro Farm Trail organizers have created a partnership with the Chico State parent group and Alumni Association to encourage people to check it out. Parents will be in town for Family Weekend.
She said transportation companies are offering shuttle services — North Valley Shuttle, Van Man Charters and Elite Limousine.
All of the money raised through the passport weekend goes back into the farm trail program, including getting maps to places where people who take weekend getaways will pick them up, and consider Butte County for a future trip.
She said the event has helped to brand the county as a year-round travel destination for people who like local products and wineries.


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Percy's Story: Percy was found stray/abandoned and unclaimed within a North London council pound. Rescue Remedies offered a Rescue place saving his life. Percy is now neutered, chipped, and vaccinations are in progress. Percy was in boarding kennels near Gatwick whilst awaiting his new family.
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Original Referral information: Adam in Broxbourne asked us to help little Percy find his new family.
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While waging a war on the tri-cornered garlic (what an opportunistic and persistent species), I came across a tiny little common lizard. This comes quite soon after I found a slow worm in the garden so was something of a surprise – I had no idea our tiny garden could be quite so reptile-friendly!
At no more than 8cm long from nose to tail tip this was quite a small reptile by anyone's standards and it was a miracle I spotted him really. Turning him over he had a bright orange tummy with little dark spots, though he didn't seem too pleased to be showing me. At this time of year it is still to early for young (who are normally born in July/August) so this is probably a maturing reptile from last year (maybe?). What is curious about this species of reptile is that they do not lay eggs (as we are taught to believe is true of all reptiles) but instead give birth to live young. For this reason they can also be called the viviparous lizard (helpful latin: vivi (live) parous (to give birth to)).
If you were to call someone yellow bellied it might be that you are a character in a budget western slandering the name of another by implying some degree of cowardice. But here, it is literally true. The belly of the male common lizard is undeniably yellow, and I'm not sure this is down to their character. However I am really struggling to find out exactly why they are this hue.
Usually in nature conspicuous coloration is either a warning signal to predators (or mimicry of such as signal), or used in sexual selection to indicate fitness and strength. The presence of this colour on the underside of only one gender suggests the latter – but my very excellent book by Trevor Beebee (which has never let me down before) is silent on this matter.
In the UK we only have a handful of native amphibians and reptiles. It is for this reason that they tend to get lumped together even though they are very different animals with very different life histories, preferences and habitat requirements. The UK Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust (a leading conservation and campaign group in the UK) happily champions both groups, and the term for a specialist in this area is a 'herpetologist' (a great word, no?). Given that the British Herpetological Society was founded in 1947 it seems this grouping of cousins is set to stay. For clarity though, they are distinct orders and have evolved ecologically distinct features from each other.
Here in Devon we are on the edge of the suitable habitat range for newts (if you really want to read more about this you can start here) and are miles away from the UK's isolated populations of natterjack toads, pool frogs, smooth snakes, and to some extent, sand lizards (though I think I once found one on Dartmoor…maybe). So as a quick rule of thumb if it doesn't have common in front of it's name I am fairly unlikely to see one here – think Common Frog, Common Toad and Common Lizard. There are also a few snakes that are fairly ubiquitous across the south of the UK – like the grass snake and adder. Then you have the weird cousin – the slow-worm. It's not a worm. And while we are at it, it isn't slow either. It might be cold blooded, dependent on the sun's heat to power it's body, thus making it slower at cooler temperatures but this dependency is common among other organisms that aren't branded as 'slow' – why the misnomer? Not sure. It is also, incorrectly, called the blind worm. I think someone had it in for one of these guys.
Finding one in my garden was a real treat. Towards the end of the day this heat loving lizard was starting to slow down again as the cooler air lowered it's body temperature and it was much easier to observe than if it had been at full charge. At around 15cm long and a pale bronze colour this was almost certainly a juvenile. The adult males can get some very attractive blue spots on as they mature – something I really want to see! My field guide helpfully advises that smaller slow-worms could be mistaken for earth-worms. Politely, I suggest that this might imply you aren't looking close enough at your worm. The slow variety has a clearly defined, blunt shaped head. The earth variety has no clearly defined head and a lumpy belt (clitelum). Their mode of movement is also completely different. As a lizard the slow-worm moves like a snake. The earth-worm moves with peristaltic-like waves of the circular and longitudinal muscles in its body. As if in protest of this inferred mistaken identity slow-worms do their best to eat all the earth-worms (as well as slugs) just to avoid any ambiguity.
As I sit, in a moment of idleness enjoying the taste of almond cake, my meandering thoughts are interrupted by a sharp burst of birdsong, close by and surprisingly loud. He hops along one pace and, with one eye trained on me, sings again. Clearly he feels the urgency of the message was not clearly received the first time. I swallow down the last bite of cake and as I do, I realise that this avian street performer was after my charity, a donation for his act.
I shake out the paper wrapper and realise that, unusually there is nothing but minute crumbs left. They tumble, invisibly, to the ground. He either cannot see them or disdains such an unworthy penny – surely his song is worth more. He belts out another ditty, perhaps I am just a tricky customer to please? Hopping sideways again he jives to his song – discordant crashing verses – something modern or perhaps abstract, this is no melody. He turns his head, perhaps distracted, and I see that his left eye is small, or perhaps the eye lids have swollen around it. Either way, it must surely be a hindrance to this young bird.
Despite his affliction I still have nothing to offer. I wish that I could, because in truth, his song brought me more enjoyment than the sweet, delicious almond cake. And with my easy access to many more almond cakes, really what value was this little morsel to me? A snack, a passing thought, completely surplus. To him this nutty bite, rich in sugar and fat could mean the difference between life and starvation. His red breast attests to his breeding status. Perhaps I deprive not just him, but his young family too. The guilt changes nothing and with the taste of almond still in my mouth I watch as he flits off to more promising ventures and leaves me to my wildflowers, to the gentle hum of insects and the warmth of the sun.
Walking down the lane into the village the smell coming off the flowers after another hot day is intoxicating. Wildflowers have sprung up in every nook and cranny among the old old walls that line the road. Garden flowers seem fixed on making good their escape from the horticultural prisons and spill out like froth over hedges and walls, sidling out of gaps and gates.
The evening is not as still as yesterday. Yesterday would have been better. But today is good enough. The glut of flowers and new growth has spurred on the birds to lay eggs and their young now demand the insects that accompany this bonanza as their never ending all-you-can-eat buffet. The blackbirds flit in the low evening light. Their alarm calls carrying across the sleepy village.
The little box in my hand clicks on. The backlit screen reads a number, up and down as I scroll the little wheel on the side. Nothing.
In the middle of the village the clink of crockery and the low bubble of voices saunters lazily out of the pub – door flung wide to welcome in the cool evening air. People are still sat out on the tables, squinting at each other in the low light. Laughter erupts from the bowels of the old pub, gambolling out, like the alarm call of the blackbird – sudden, staccato.
Away from the easy laughter of people I click the box back into life. Up, down, up, down. Nothing.
We round the corner and start up the hill. Last year this was an excellent spot. I'd go so far as to say it was a certainty. But we are halfway up the hill already and nothing. Last year you could have bumped into one by now, doing laps above the road. I'm talking about bats – pipistrelles among others but really any will do. Swinging the detector across the road I hear a faint click. It could be keys, or a stone chip knocked by a incautious step, but I have a gut feeling that it's not. Peering through the failing light I make out movement – darting yet steady – this is a good sign. But the bat isn't playing ball tonight. Maybe it's slightly too windy? Maybe it's still too light? He doesn't return, and my hunch is not completely proven.
Reluctantly returning home I concede defeat. You can't always see a bat just because you want to. There are plenty more evenings to go in search of our only flying mammal. We turn into our road and greet the guard ducks. Three of them, two boy ducks and a girl duck. They've been here for just over two weeks now, and they're nice to have around. Not sure what the cat makes of them but they seem to be getting along.
As I glance hopefully at the sky, metres from our front door, I see a familiar shape in silhouette against the sky. I flick on the detector hopefully and it bursts into life trtrtrtrtrtrrrrrr-ziiiiiiip – like a machine gun rattle the bat call is spoken by the detector in my hand – a crude approximation of his multi-layered and complex call. Pipistrelle, the larger of the two that occur commonly in the U.K. (predictably called the Common Pipistrelle). They might be numerous, they might be widely distributed, but this one is right here, a stones throw from my door, catching his dinner. Crouching against a hedge to keep out of the way I watched the little black body sail up and down the road, tacking back in himself with angular turns, so unlike the soft arc of bird flight. It's really exciting to see them in flight. The detector helps me to see in the dark and, if I'm lucky enough to be pointing it in the right direction, it can help me ID who is talking to me via the little translator I hold in my hand. These unseen creatures are so easy to overlook in our wildlife, being small, nocturnal and rather tricky to spot probably doesn't help them much – but it's so worth the effort to go looking for them!
Sitting outside my warm and cosy house I am getting cold and tired, I can't sit and watch him feed for long. But given this was the first bat walk of the year I feel this has gone pretty well.
Ambling along the hedgerow metropolis last weekend the ground underneath our feet was drying and warming – the little soil microbes that are the workhorse of nature generating that beautiful earthy smell that supercharges the sense of being outdoors. A little higher up, at around head height, the air was thick with little flies, forming dense clouds around the snowy cow parsley. If we were to lift up off the ground we would be among the first of the swallows, busy reclaiming the cornflower blue skies, their forked tails following them in their looping swooping tracks. The fields below must have looked pretty good from up there, just bursting into life – the leaves, flowers and stems bursting out and straining upwards into the competition free space above.
Lost in thoughts of what the swallow can see I almost missed what my own eyes could see – butterflies! First a male orange tip, flitting across the path and up and over the hedge into the field beyond. The orange flashes on his wings are such a contrast to the green of the foliage that following him with your eyes is easy enough. Until he stops that is, because the underside of his hindwing is the most perfect camouflage pattern of mottled green and white.
Not far away the female 'orange-tip' is supping on the flowers too – unlike the male she actually doesn't have any orange tips to her wings (clearly not named for the female of the species then). The black markings at the apex of the forewing are the same on both sexes.
This bank holiday weekend has been something of a poster child for bank holidays – it feels like we have skipped spring and moved straight into summer. And not gently, savoring each new sign of growth and changing seasons but incautiously, inelegantly bellyflopping right into the middle of summer – splashing great dollops of colour and heat everywhere.
In the warmth of the evening sunshine we strolled, carefree, down an unmetalled road – the dust from the mud track picking up and sticking on our feet, to supplement the subtle brown colour originally applied by the sun. The flowers are a riot of colour. Just two weeks ago I was struggling to find anything other than primroses or wild garlic – nothing against either of them but the pastel yellow/white palette is not the full range of options available in spring blooms.
Now there are purples, pinks, lilacs, blues, fluorescent yellows and fresh bright greens. The bluebells are the colour of the cloudless sky, the pink of a red campion (Silene dioica) pops from the hedgerow, the purple-brown spear of a lords and ladies deep in the fold of the white spathe, common mouse ear, cow parsley, ribwort plantain and lady's mantle…. the vibrancy of these natural flower borders makes me stay and notice the plants that were there long before their showy petals uncoiled into the hazy May sunshine.
And the names are as enjoyable as the plants! The long wait for spring colour is over and the forgotten margins of hedges, roads and fields are heaving with bright, fresh new growth.
As a nature writer this is a huge relief – don't get me wrong, I love going out and hunting for new parts of nature I haven't explored or finding new ways to write about the things I am familiar with, but it is so much easier to distract me with pretty flowers in the sunshine! You don't need to look very far or very hard to find nature begging for your attention right now. Spring is a wonderful thing.


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Q: letting switch stmt run with no result, or checking the switch var type to not trigger it in the 1st place I've made a chat bot for my uni group, which gives you schedule based on input msg. In bots logic there's a weekday var, which represents... well, the week day. But it could be both an int and a string, depending on user input.
First, i check if there's a specific day in the input msg and assign the correct string value to my var.
If there's none, i get current date and day of the week as an int value, and using switch statement assign the right string to it aswell.
The thing, that got me thinking, is there're 2 ways i could use the switch stmt.
First is checking the var type, and only then executing
if(typeof weekday == "number"){

Second is just letting it run with no result to come
switch (weekday){
    case 1:weekday = "monday";
        break;
    case 2:weekday = "tuesday";
        break;
    case 3:weekday = "wednesday";
        break;
    case 4:weekday = "thursday";
        break;
    case 5:weekday = "friday";
        break;
    case 6:weekday = "saturday";
        break;
    case 0:weekday = "sunday";
        break;
}

I know it does like a milisec of difference, and noone would bother, but for the sake of knoledge, optimization and out of pure curiosity, what is faster ?

A: Considering a case where the weekday would be having a string value.
For if case : It will check if type is "number" and will return false, and will not execute further.
For switch case : It will check against all the 7 cases, if they match, and because it's a string, nothing will be done.
It's not hard to guess which one saves time...


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HomeNewsboxIsrael Approves Large Settlement Expansion in West Bank
Israel Approves Large Settlement Expansion in West Bank
Construction in the West Bank settlement of Ma'ale Adumim on Sunday. The Israeli government is showing signs that it is increasingly willing to disregard international condemnation of its settlements.
Mahmoud Illean/Associated Press
JERUSALEM — Israel on Tuesday approved the construction of 2,500 housing units for Jews in West Bank settlements, throwing off diplomatic restraint just a few days into the beginning of the Trump administration.
Just over a week after a gathering of world leaders warned that Israel must stop expanding its settlements in Palestinian-claimed territory, the announcement made clear that the Israeli government is feeling emboldened to shake off the constraints imposed by the Obama administration and more willing to disregard international condemnation.
American and European officials had long argued that continued building in Jewish settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem was harming any hopes of achieving an Israeli-Palestinian peace based on the two-state solution. Though Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has endorsed the principle of side-by-side states, he has also accelerated a campaign of settlement building.
On Sunday, the Jerusalem City Council approved 566 new housing units in a contested part of East Jerusalem that had been delayed over President Barack Obama's objections.
The Israeli government said on Tuesday that most of the 2,500 housing units would be built in "settlement blocs," referring to areas of the West Bank that Israel has long intended to keep under any future agreement with the Palestinians, possibly in return for land swaps along the 1967 lines. But in years of failed negotiations, the Israelis and Palestinians have never agreed on the size or location of such blocs.
It also said it would bring to the cabinet a plan to build a large industrial zone to create work for Palestinians in the southern West Bank.
"We are going back to normal life in Judea and Samaria," Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's hard-line defense minister, said in a statement announcing the new settlement building, referring to the West Bank by its biblical names.
Palestinian officials immediately denounced the new plans.
"Once again, the Israeli government has proved that it is more committed to land theft and colonialism than to the two-state solution and the requirements for peace and stability," Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization's executive committee, said in a statement.
"It is evident that Israel is exploiting the inauguration of the new American administration to escalate its violations and the prevention of any existence of a Palestinian state," she added, calling on the United States and other international players to take concrete measures against Israeli settlement activities.
Israel's continuing campaign of settlement construction has brought harsh international criticism. A month ago, the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution condemning Israel's settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem as having no legal validity and constituting a "flagrant violation of international law" after the Obama administration decided not to veto the measure.
Days later, the departing secretary of state, John Kerry, rebuked Israel's settlement activities in an impassioned speech, saying, "The status quo is leading toward one state and perpetual occupation."
But with Israel's occupation of the West Bank in its 50th year, the Israeli government, dominated by right-wing and religious parties, is clearly expecting a friendlier approach from the White House after years of tension with the Obama administration.
David M. Friedman, the bankruptcy lawyer Mr. Trump has nominated as his ambassador to Israel, has led a fund-raising arm of the settlement movement and has dismissed the idea of a Palestinian state alongside Israel. He has already declared that he intends to work in Jerusalem, not Tel Aviv, where the American Embassy has been for decades, under the State Department's insistence that the holy city's status be determined as part of a broader deal between Israel and the Palestinians.
Correction: January 24, 2017
An earlier version of this article misstated part of the name of the world body that passed a resolution last month condemning Israeli settlements. It is the United Nations —not States — Security Council.
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In this extremely practical introduction to musical analysis, the author explores the factors that give unity and coherence to musical masterpieces, seeking the answers mainly in the formal and harmonic structure of individual compositions.
The text is divided into two parts: part One deals with the most important analytical methods current in the English-speaking world, treating each in turn. They are presented method by method because each one involves a characteristic set of beliefs and it is important to identify those beliefs i order to avoid applying inappropriate techniques that produce irrelevant data.
The question of how you decide what method to adopt is addressed in the second part of the book, in which given compositions rather than given analytical methods form the starting point. The analyses in this section are each designed to highlight a different aspect of analytical procedure.


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Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS co-ordinates and then attempt to find the geocache hidden at that location.
When placing a cache on a Right of Way, the onus is on the placer to seek the permission of the landowner.
Inform the Ranger before placing the cache on countryside sites to make sure that it does not compromise the management of the site.
Clearly mark the container with the placer's contact details and that the content is harmless. Only place safe and acceptable items for an unaccompanied child to find.
Caches should not be of a commercial nature, either in location or content.
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Verna J. Foster
June 8, 1947 — January 3, 2023
Verna J. Foster, 75, of Moline passed away January 3, 2023 at Genesis Medical Center East Campus in Davenport.
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FAQs on importing and exporting goods after the transition period
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Frequently asked questions on importing and exporting goods to help your tech business prepare for the UK's new relationship with the EU
The UK and EU have reached a tariff and quota free deal for the trade in goods between the UK and EU.
The UK Government has released a detailed border operating model that confirms the arrangements for the UK border. New importing and exporting arrangements will be phased in at the UK border in three stages, with stage 1 taking place in January 2021, stage 2 in April 2021 and stage 3 on July 2021.
Full details of the UK border operating model can be found here.
Guidance for importing goods from the EU into the UK can be found here, while guidance for exporting goods from the UK to the EU can be found here.
You can also find here information on rules of origin. Demonstrating the origin of your good is vital to determining whether you can take advantage of the tariff and quota free trade agreed between the UK and the EU.
Detailed informantion on what has been agreed between the UK and EU on rules of origin can be found here.
UK Government guidance for meeting rules of origin requirements can be found here.
What are the key considerations for businesses making supplies of goods between the UK and the EU?
Shipments of physical goods between the EU and UK become imports and exports and will no longer be intra EU movements after the transition period.
There are therefore a number of changes to importing and exporting goods that businesses will need to address after the end of the transition period.
Consider the contractual terms of sale, and the obligations you are prepared to take on when selecting an Incoterm.
Ensure that you have a UK EORI number for importing to and exporting from the UK and if relevant an EU EORI number for importing to and exporting from the EU.
Familiarise yourself with the relevant customs declaration forms and ensure that your ERP systems, internal records and data sources can provide the required data elements to complete these forms or to instruct how it is to be made out.
Determine whether you are able to do these declarations yourself or appoint a customs broker.
Review your supply chain to identify any potential duty pinch points. If there are various UK to EU movements, or vice-versa, consider whether there are opportunities to simplify, rationalise or consolidate these movements and reduce the number of declarations and mitigate any additional customs duties or other costs.
Consider whether there are any Customs Special Procedures, such as Inward Processing Relief or a Customs Warehouse that could assist in mitigating the increased costs if your products do not attract a zero rate of duty.
Check the regulations that apply to your products and whether there will be changes to your legal obligations.
After the transition period goods entering the UK from the EU will become UK imports and EU exports for VAT purposes (as opposed to the intra-EU movement of goods) – and vice versa.
Import VAT will be due on these goods, and sales will become exports rather than dispatches. Check for other changes to VAT accounting, particularly if you currently use EU VAT simplifications.
Check if Transit applies. The UK will remain part of the Common Transit Convention (CTC) after Brexit. This allows for goods to move between signatory countries whilst transiting through another country (e.g. France to Ireland via the UK) without the need to make a customs declaration until the goods arrive at the country of destination. Transit therefore helps to avoid additional customs declarations and also allows the goods to travel without payments of duty until the goods arrive at their destination.
Review Government guidance on importing goods.
Review Government guidance on exporting goods.
I move goods to and from Northern Ireland, what impact will the end of the transition period have on my business?
At the end of the transition period, the Northern Ireland Protocol will take effect.
The Protocol is a practical solution to avoid a hard border with Ireland whilst ensuring the UK, including Northern Ireland, leaves the EU as a whole, enabling the entire UK to agree future free trade agreements.
There will be special provisions which apply only in Northern Ireland while the Protocol is in force. The UK Government has provided guidance and support for businesses engaging in new processes under the Northern Ireland protocol.
See here detailed guidance on moving goods into, out of, or through Northern Ireland from 1 January 2021. This also includes guidance on VAT.