Le Lion Cross Country Day: USA! USA! USA!
One for the big tracks: Liz Halliday-Sharp and Cooley Moonshine lead going into the final phase at the six-year-old World Championships. Photo by EquusPix.
US representative Liz Halliday-Sharp remains atop the six-year-old leaderboard at Le Lion with Cooley Moonshine after a jam-packed day of cross country action. They added nothing to their impressive dressage score of 22.4, coming in 13 seconds below the optimum time of 8:56 to edge out the encroaching competition.
The child prodigy in action: Liz Halliday-Sharp and Cooley Moonshine. Photo by EquusPix.
In a top ten that remained virtually unchanged British riders took three of the top five spots, with Millie Dumas and Universal Cooley maintaining their hold on second place.
Millie Dumas and Universal Cooley. Photo by EquusPix.
Kitty King and the stunning grey Selle Français Cristal Fontaine also held onto their post-dressage placing, staying in third overnight.
Kitty King and Cristal Fontaine. Photo by EquusPix.
Rebecca Howard and Trebor, owned by Canadian eventer Kelly McCarthy-Maine, make their move towards the top ten. Photo by EquusPix.
A fast clear moved Rebecca Howard and Trebor one place up to 12th overnight, while second ride Cooley Convinced moved up two places after her double clear. Mexico's very first representative at Le Lion, Pedro Gutierrez's California Mail looked capable and confident throughout her round, adding nothing to her dressage score and moving up to 32nd place from 39th.
Pedro Gutierrez and California Mail serve up a double-clear and a little bit of Le Lion history, too. Photo by EquusPix.
The second US representatives, Tiana Coudray and Happenstance, were one of two combinations who failed to complete the course — they took a tumble at fence 12 and walked home.
39 out of 41 starters completed the six-year-old CCI1* course, with five of the 39 finishers picking up cross country jumping penalties. Twenty-seven pairs produced double-clears.
The top ten in the six-year-old World Championships after the cross country phase.
Germany's Ingrid Klimke moved up a place into the lead in the seven-year-old class after delivering a confident clear round with the Brandenburg mare Asha P, coming home ten seconds under the optimum time of 9:14.
Ingrid Klimke's Asha P steps into the lead after a bold round. Photo by EquusPix.
Ingrid, who considers the exciting young mare one of her future superstars, was delighted to further her education at the French venue: "It was pure fun and she learned so much, because the course is fantastic. You have so many different combinations where you learn so much about them and they can gain a lot of mileage.
Ingrid Klimke and Asha P. Photo by EquusPix.
Of course, a clear round within the time on its own was never going to be enough to allow Ingrid and Asha to lead going into the final phase — overnight leaders Michael Jung and Choclat would have to make a mistake in order for that to happen. To everyone's surprise, they did just that. The maestro of modern eventing and his talented youngster began the course brilliantly, with the gelding easily finding his optimal cruising speed and making economical use of his naturally sweeping stride. But then, at fence eight — an innocuous brush fence named the Burghley Fence — the horse appeared to second-guess his stride and he never quite got out of his own way. He caught a front leg on the fence and the pair were pitched over the top. Both got up immediately and walked away.
They weren't the only high-profile non-completion: Le Lion resident Tom Carlile and the Selle Français mare Birmane were also victims of the Big E, further blotting Tom's impressive record of FODs at this venue. Theirs was a rider, rather than horse, fall, and it came at fence 21, just two fences from home. Again, this happened at one of the less obviously challenging fences on course – having jumped the enormous drop and angled hedges at 19 and 20, the corner at 21 must seem rather like a speedbump on the way home. But this is eventing, and predictable it ain't, so when Birmane twisted in the air and knocked the flag with her knee, Thomas was sent tumbling. Like Michael, he was up immediately and looked no worse for wear, while Birmane made a beeline for her gathered fans and rather charmingly evaded capture for a while. The seemingly straightforward corner went on to be responsible for three falls throughout the day.
Nicola Wilson and JL Dublin. Photo by EquusPix.
Nicola Wilson and JL Dublin moved up into second place overnight, adding nothing to their dressage score and coming in twenty seconds under the optimum time.
The British contingent made an impressive impact on the top of the leaderboard: Tom Jackson, who heads to Pau next week with two horses, piloted Capels Hollow Drift to a double-clear and overnight third, while Sarah Bullimore and Corouet, a son of her four-star mare Lily Corinne and graduate of the six-year-old class here last year, moved into fourth. Behind them, French eventing's answer to Noah Centineo, Astier Nicolas, sits in fifth with Babylon de Gamma. This is probably still enough to make the French cry. We appreciate that.
Liz Halliday-Sharp puts the pedal to the metal on her second ride of the day to sit just outside the top ten. Photo by EquusPix.
Liz Halliday-Sharp and Cooley Quicksilver climbed twelve places to sit twelfth overnight after adding nothing to their dressage score, while Doug Payne and Quantum Leap, too, delivered a sterling double-clear to climb from 59th to 31st going into the final phase.
Doug Payne and Quantum Leap make an enormous jump, both down this colossal drop and up the leaderboard. Photo by EquusPix.
Ten of the 69 starters failed to complete, while 18 of the 59 finishers picked up cross country jumping penalties. The most influential part of the course was fence 19AB and 20, the colossal drop to two angled hedges, where we saw twelve faulters, including four 50s for missed flags. Ireland's Michael Ryan picked up 50s on both of his horses, collecting them at 19B, the first hedge, on Briarhill Marco and 20, the second, on Barnahown Corn Hill.
Laura Collett's British Young Horse Reserve Champion Calmaro was another faulter on course, picking up a green runout and 20 penalties at the narrow final element of 10ABC, while Izzy Taylor and 2017 six-year-old World Champion Monkeying Around ran into problems at the end of the course. The horse appeared to gain in strength after jumping through the drop and hedges, flipping his head on the way to the corner at 21, giving him no opportunity to see the fence and resulting in a 20 penalty blot on their record.
The final horse inspection will take place tomorrow morning at 8.30am local time, with the six-year-olds trotting up first. We'll be bringing you all the news and some beautiful photos from our friends at EquusPix — stay tuned, and in the meantime, GO LIZ AND BILLY and Go Eventing!
The top ten going into the final phase in the seven-year-old World Championship.


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Q: Data from one table is missing while joining multiple tables in MYSQL I have 3 tables called gps_stdnt_subj_xref a,gps_st_mark_fa1_fa3 b,gps_st_sa_mark_master c. First table containing list of subjects and other two containing subjects,students and their marks. In the 3rd table i have some additional subjects than the 2nd table (lot of other common fields are available in the 2nd and 3rd tables). while I executing the below query, in the output i am only getting the details of common subjects (subject which available in both 2nd and 3rd table). I am not much familiar with MYSQL(in oracle usually we give(+) at the end of the field on which the additional values available, then it will fetch all data). I tried with LEFT Join to get the expected output. But its giving only the output of common subjects. Sharing the query, please guide.
SELECT a.gps_subject,
       b.gps_st_mrk_gtot,
       b.gps_st_mrk_grade,
       b.gps_st_uid,
       b.gps_st_name,
       c.gps_st_sa_mark
  FROM gps_stdnt_subj_xref a
       LEFT JOIN (gps_st_mark_fa1_fa3 b, gps_st_sa_mark_master c)
          ON (    a.gps_subject = b.gps_st_mrk_subj
              AND b.gps_st_class = a.gps_class
              AND a.gps_subject = c.gps_st_sa_subject
              AND b.gps_st_uid = c.gps_st_sa_id
              AND c.gps_st_sa_class = b.gps_st_class
              AND b.gps_st_dvn = c.gps_st_sa_dvn
              AND a.gps_class = c.gps_st_sa_class)
 WHERE     a.gps_subject_status = 'Y'
       AND b.gps_st_mrk_stat = 'Y'
       AND b.gps_st_class = 'Class_07'
       AND b.gps_st_dvn = '07-C'

A: Ok, everything has already been said:

*

*you should have used consistently LEFT JOIN for both tables

*don't apply WHERE conditions on LEFT JOINED table in the where condition: you would filter the resulting rows and get only the one with matching rows

That's my proposal about how the resulting query should look:
SELECT a.gps_subject,
       b.gps_st_mrk_gtot,
       b.gps_st_mrk_grade,
       b.gps_st_uid,
       b.gps_st_name,
       c.gps_st_sa_mark
  FROM gps_stdnt_subj_xref a
       LEFT JOIN ( select * from gps_st_mark_fa1_fa3
   Where gps_st_mrk_stat = 'Y'
       AND gps_st_class = 'Class_07'
       AND gps_st_dvn = '07-C'
) b
On a.gps_subject = b.gps_st_mrk_subj
              AND b.gps_st_class = a.gps_class

        LEFT JOIN gps_st_sa_mark_master c
          ON a.gps_subject = c.gps_st_sa_subject
              AND b.gps_st_uid = c.gps_st_sa_id
              AND c.gps_st_sa_class =b.gps_st_class
              AND b.gps_st_dvn = c.gps_st_sa_dvn
              AND a.gps_class = c.gps_st_sa_class
 WHERE     a.gps_subject_status = 'Y'

I've pushed the where conditions in a sub query and used twice the LEFT JOIN.
===========================================================
EDITED: ok, the OP has signaled lots of rows with repeated "gps_subject" and all the other fields null. These should be rows where the subject table doesn't find matches on the other tables. But why are they repeated? After looking again at the query, it seemes that the "subject" table contains also a "class" (gps_class) attribute, so the same subject is repeated in the various classes.
The original query had a filter on the "left joined" table (turning it back to a standard inner join) on a field that was matched with "class" field (gpt_st_class).
Assuming what the OP needed was to limit the result on the 'Class_07' class, I moved this filter to the subject table and created the resulting table.
SELECT a.gps_subject,
       b.gps_st_mrk_gtot,
       b.gps_st_mrk_grade,
       b.gps_st_uid,
       b.gps_st_name,
       c.gps_st_sa_mark
  FROM gps_stdnt_subj_xref a
       LEFT JOIN ( select * from gps_st_mark_fa1_fa3
                    Where gps_st_mrk_stat = 'Y'
                      AND gps_st_dvn = '07-C'
                 ) b
              On a.gps_subject = b.gps_st_mrk_subj
             AND b.gps_st_class = a.gps_class

       LEFT JOIN (select * from gps_st_sa_mark_master
                   Where gps_st_sa_dvn = '07-C'
                 ) c
              ON a.gps_subject = c.gps_st_sa_subject
             AND b.gps_st_uid = c.gps_st_sa_id
             AND a.gps_class = c.gps_st_sa_class
 WHERE a.gps_subject_status = 'Y'
   and a.gps_class='Class_07';

However there's a point that is not clear to me: the two "mark" tables are joined for "student_id". Basically it means that if we have again some link that makes it impossible to return data from a table without matching data from the other.
Unless we have a student table, or some info about one of those two mark tables to be "complete" (so that it could be INNER JOINED with subject table) the best I can think of is:
SELECT a.gps_subject,
       b.gps_st_mrk_gtot,
       b.gps_st_mrk_grade,
       subj_class_stud.gps_st_uid,
       b.gps_st_name,
       c.gps_st_sa_mark
  FROM gps_stdnt_subj_xref a

       INNER JOIN (
         select gps_st_mrk_subj as subj, gps_st_uid as st_uid, gps_st_class st_class
           from gps_st_mark_fa1_fa3
          where gps_st_mrk_stat = 'Y'
            AND gps_st_dvn = '07-C'
          union all
         select gps_st_sa_subject as subj, gps_st_sa_id as st_uid, gps_st_sa_class as st_class
           from gps_st_sa_mark_master
          Where gps_st_sa_dvn = '07-C'
       ) subj_class_stud
              on subj_class_stud.subj=a.gps_subject
             and subj_class_stud.st_class= a.gps_class

       LEFT JOIN ( select * from gps_st_mark_fa1_fa3
                    Where gps_st_mrk_stat = 'Y'
                      AND gps_st_dvn = '07-C'
                 ) b
              On subj_class_stud.subj = b.gps_st_mrk_subj
             AND b.gps_st_class = subj_class_stud.st_class
             and b.gps_st_uid = subj_class_stud.st_uid

       LEFT JOIN (select * from gps_st_sa_mark_master
                   Where gps_st_sa_dvn = '07-C'
                 ) c
              ON subj_class_stud.subj = c.gps_st_sa_subject
             AND subj_class_stud.st_uid = c.gps_st_sa_id
             AND subj_class_stud.st_class = c.gps_st_sa_class

 WHERE a.gps_subject_status = 'Y'
   and a.gps_class='Class_07';

Last point is that the OP will however have some null fields in the resultset when the "b" table is not matching (e.g. no subject).
Probably the same fields are available on the "c" table but we don't have this information.

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Congrats!!! That's awesome! Well deserved all the way around.
I've asked someone to contact Her.
Those who've been recognized all deserved it and then some. I wish we could do more. Also, there are many more people who merit recognition than we could possibly acknowledge this time around. Hopefully, we'll be able to do more in the future. The "blue ribbon" above the avatar for rally/ride hosts will give additional people some well-deserved pats on the back. And we'll keep looking for new ways to make this an enjoyable place to visit.
Haven't met any of you, but congrats!!! So many great folks on here!!! I love this place!!!
Congrats to all of you! I, too, have met four of the five and I'm positive OTG is just as great a person as the rest. Maybe I'll have the privilege of meeting him one day.
... and I'm positive OTG is just as great a person as the rest. Maybe I'll have the privilege of meeting him one day.
He is. And he makes good BBQ, too!
Nice work, but what about Tate who has maintained the Playground? LOL!


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The September 20 Warrior Connection program is dedicated to SSG Paul Lyons, retired , 100% disabled, U.S. Army, 101st Airborne who committed suicide on March 15, 2015. Paul's birthday would have been September 23. Paul was co-host of this program Warrior Connection and was abandoned by the Army and VA. Paul, even though very ill, kept trying to help all other vets. In Paul's own words before the crash. Paul's widow Tammy Lyons joins Major Denise Nichols, RN, USAF retired and I, Major Doug Rokke, Ph.D. U.S. Army, retired, to discuss the horror. Tammy is a U.S. Navy veteran herself. This discussion must not be in vain.
Paul wrote:
I have had the privilege to have co-hosted With Doug Rokke And Denise Nichols on Gary Nulls Radio Station, known as "The Progressive Radio Network", out of New York City, regarding the various exposures that occurred during Desert Storm, whether they be concerning Depleted Uranium, Biological Warfare, and Chemical exposures; not to mention experimental shots with records of them being given as well as Nerve Agent pre-Treatment pills that we were ordered to take, that occurred during Operation Desert Storm. I and well over 275K Troops are said to be on the Gulf War Registry. I have also been exposed...I have two post war Children who are also sick, including my wife. How's that for a "Welcome Home Party"? The VA and DOD Need to Restart their Children and Spouse Health Registry and get with program! We didn't ask for this and I DAMN sure wouldn't have intentionally exposed my Wife and now my sick post Gulf War Children, had I known that the birth defects and Illnesses were transmittable...This has been a NIGHTMARE for my wife and I. Someone In The Federal Government needs To Pick up the dropped ball and GET WITH THE PROGRAM!! We Also Need New Congressional Hearing's, from somebody in Congress with the backbone and fortitude of Former US Senator Donald Riegle, (R) Who saw the problem back in the early 1990's and held hearings, trying to get to the TRUTH of Gulf WAR Illnesses and now we have possible OIF exposures as well. This Government needs to settle this most important issue once and for all....If our current CBRN, also known as NBC gear is faulty, then let's fix the problem...WE know it there are GAPS, so let's FIX IT!!
The crash suicide
SSG Paul Lyons 101st airborne us army retired- ultimate veterans advocate and my co-host of warrior connection on prn.fm reached the breaking point of no return and committed suicide on Sunday march 15 2015 . Paul had called national hotline for help on march 7 at about 3 am and they failed to help. Paul called Major Denise Nichols, RN for help. Denise called me, I got Chaplain Brian Manigold – Danville (Illinois) illiana VA Medical Center to call Paul about 3:30 am. Brian got to Paul but being about 400 miles away could only offer verbal help. Hot line- Va- DOD failed Paul. In our last talk only days before he left us Paul told me he had nothing left. He had outlined the problems and offered the solution in one of his last emails to me. The army (101st AB) and va who paul once trusted had dumped him like so many others, Overt retaliation aimed at Paul because of Paul's efforts and on others he loved took its toll. Paul's abandonment and the ongoing abandonment of so many others including me cannot be allowed to continue. we must fix the va now and stop ongoing trashing of God's earth. Our nation and God just lost one of the finest we must now force va and dod to change. Please help edit or add to these recommendations to stop the misery.
ALL THE PERTINENT DOCUMENTS ARE FULLY DISTRIBUTED
VA- DOD LEADERS must PUBICALLY ADMIT the CORRELATION BETWEEN TOXIC EXPOSURES AND ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS as already known in internal reports.
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATON must be made available and completed such as initiated in the ATTACHED POWER POINT. The numerous investigative documentaries must be made available and watched to begin to comprehend and resolve the lingering problems.
MEDICAL CARE must be optimized.
STOP OVERT AND HIDDEN RETALIATION
THOROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION to mitigate exposures
ADEQUATE STAFFING
coordinated medical care appointments
10. TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT THESE WARS. Ethical moral dimension
11. REPORT ACTUAL CASUALTIES NOT REDUCED NUMBERS
crisis line follow up through referral
verify definitive treatment- recovery plan.
crises intervention team- chaplain, medic,
no police swat team intervention unless chaplain makes call.
return all phone calls requests for help before end of day- even if only contact.
thorough support system- action plan.
Coordinated family support- notification
thorough primary and secondary – historical survey to determine casuals relationships – DD 2796
coordinated best friend(s) coordination
do not give referral back to failed group – team
Warrior Connection- Army Sgt and American hero Garrett Anderson
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This is a guest post by Shereen Marcus - who works as an attorney for the Board of Veterans' Appeals and also volunteers in the children's program at St. Timothy & St. Athanasius Church. You can follow her on facebook here. And if you're interested in guest posting on my blog, please visit my Guest Post guidelines for more info.
A typical Saturday morning in our house includes my two young boys (incapable of sleeping past 7 am) fighting over who gets to do something first, who plays with what toy, who gets the blue plate at breakfast, or something like that… I admittedly started tuning them out. Meanwhile, in my room, I'm washing my face and making frown-y faces in the mirror remembering what I looked like in the "good ole days" (in actuality, I was unhappy with the way I looked back then too). My husband is similarly groaning at the fact that it's so early … on a Saturday.
I volunteer in the children's program at my church where we have been discussing contentment this month, so the topic has been at the forefront of my mind. Specifically, what's robbing us of our contentment?
Maybe the answer is totally obvious to you. Maybe the better question is: in a society where we are constantly told to accumulate more stuff, cling to our youth by any means necessary, and shun all carbs for the sake of our waistline, is contentment really an attainable goal?
If we're not disturbed by the world in which we live, we will be consumed with the trivial, the insignificant, and the temporary. We will spend our days pursuing all the wrong goals, living by the wrong measurement of success, evaluating our legacy by the wrong standard.
A man named Daniel was disturbed by the world in which he lived. He is best known for surviving a night in a lion's den. Long before he survived the lions though, as a young man, he was taken from his home and forced to live in a place called Babylon. This place was where people worshipped pagan gods and their motto was "I am and there is none besides me." Isaiah 47: 8, 10. But Daniel "purposed in his heart" that he would not defile himself (see Daniel 1:8).
There is an underlying theme in the book of Daniel of a deliberate choice he faced on a daily basis: to be a Babylonian or to be a child of God. Babylon was an affluent and luxurious town with the best technology, food and entertainment. Once the Jews were forced to live there, most of them slowly began to blend in. They made Babylon their home. Daniel, on the other hand, was different; everyone knew Daniel was not a Babylonian.
Daniel was seriously disturbed by the world in which he lived, and consequently he lived a life of joyful contentment.
I believe this deliberate choice is the ultimate key to contentment: are we pledging our citizenship in Babylon? Or are we remembering that we are not citizens of this world at all?
"For our citizenship is in heaven, from which we also eagerly wait for a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ." Philippians 3:20.
A Babylonian for many years, I know firsthand the repercussions discontentment brings. It is easy to be engulfed by the wrong standards when you lose yourself to the world.
In my life, God staged an intervention for my own good. Through various painful experiences, God started a transformation process that changed my life. I awoke to the lies the world sells us and the devil gladly encourages us into believing. I became acutely aware of how miserable everyone around me was too. How is it that a country that prides itself on endless opportunity, open market, and democracy, houses some of the most miserable citizens in the world? Because Babylon lies!
I became utterly, and seriously disturbed. This meant war! Being determined to reclaim my contentment in all things God has given me, I formed a plan and a heavenly deal with God. Show me what to do Lord, and I will do it.
While still a struggle for me, whenever I get dragged into discontentment, I try to remember Daniel. I try to remember, reject, and even be disturbed by the lies the world sells us. Above all else, I try to remember my true citizenship; that I am not a Babylonian.
LADIES: If you want to hear more on this topic, please join me on Saturday, November 8th at 11 am at St. Mark's Coptic Orthodox Church in Fairfax, VA for a special event entitled "A More Beautiful You" where we will unravel the lies the world tells us. Check out LIFT (Living in Faith Together) on Facebook for more information.


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3 Most Likely Destinations for Leonard Fournette in Free Agency Following Stellar Super Bowl Performance
By Max Staley
Leonard Fournette could be attractive to these three teams in free agency. / Patrick Smith/Getty Images
Tampa Bay Buccaneers' running back Leonard Fournette finally looked like the player he was drafted to be in the 2020 NFL Playoffs. The former Jacksonville Jaguars' RB came into Super Bowl LV averaging 70.3 rushing yards and 34.0 receiving yards per outing through three playoff games.
He's looked just as dominant in the Super Bowl, tallying 129 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown on 18 touches, as of the writing of this article.
That unreal performance on the NFL's biggest stage should make Fournette a really attractive piece when he hits free agency this offseason. With that in mind, here are the three most likely destinations for Fournette in free agency.
Leonard Fournette Free Agency
The New York Jets are entering the offseason period projected to have the second-most cap space in the NFL, per Spotrac. They have a huge hole at the position and have more than enough cap space to make a splashy signing at RB. Fournette could be a particularly enticing option because he's likely to cost less on the open market than someone like Aaron Jones, allowing NY to address other key positions. And he'd still be a huge upgrade over what the Jets have currently.
Sticking with the AFC East, the Miami Dolphins also have a need at RB. Projected to have the ninth-most space in the league, the Dolphins shouldn't have much trouble bringing in a player of Fournette's caliber. He'd form a nasty 1-2 punch with the team's incumbent starter Myles Gaskin. Building a run game could be a great way to help Tua Tagovailoa's development, and Fournette and Gaskin are both solid pass-catchers to boot.
Still, it wouldn't be a shock to see Fournette stay put. The Buccaneers have him playing at a higher level than he's ever reached in the NFL, and Tampa Bay gives him the best chance to win of any team on this list. It would be great to see Playoff Lenny get a few more chances to justify that nickname in the postseason. If the two sides can come to an agreement financially, it's not a stretch to think Fournette could return in 2021.
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birth, marriage, and burial information from 1538 to the present.
For more information about church records, see Background.
These 4 steps will help you find a church record for your ancestor.
Step 1. Identify the place where your ancestor lived.
England to find the name of the parish. If you cannot find the town name, try different spellings.
of the Place Where Your Ancestor Lived.
Step 2. Search indexes to church records first.
• The International Genealogical Index.
• The Vital Records Index: British Isles.
• Indexes created by family history societies.
• Indexes created by archives, libraries, and record offices.
To find indexes, see Where To Find It.
Step 3. Identify your ancestor's religion.
For a list of sources that may help you identify your ancestor's religion, see Tips.
If you do not know your ancestor's religion, always search Church of England parish records first.
Step 4. Search church records.
• Christening or Baptism Records.
If you think your ancestor was a nonconformist, search nonconformist church records.
nonconformists, include Independents, Baptists, Presbyterians, Methodists, Quakers, and others.
categorized as nonconformists because their members do not conform to the Established church.
Tip 1. How can I tell what religion my ancestor belonged to?
• Family histories, stories, and traditions.
• Birth, baptism, marriage, or death certificates.
• Obituaries and funeral cards.
• Wills and other probate records.
small fee to have a microfilm sent on loan to a center.
Index: British Isles may also be available at centers.
Family History Centers are located throughout the United States and other areas of the world.
See Family History Centers for the address and phone number of the center nearest you.
fee for using the library's collection of records and indexes in person.
The Vital Records Index: British Isles on CD is also available to purchase for home computers.
You may also request photocopies of church records and indexes from the library for a small fee.
which you found in your search of the Family History Library Catalog (see What to Do Next).
Send the form and fee to the Family History Library.
or a Family History Center.
be found in some libraries, including the Family History Library.
• Marriage and Census Indexes for Family Historians.
websites of the individual societies through the Federation of Family History Societies website.
archives and libraries also have collections of church records, some of which are original.
located in, choose Repository Search and search by city or county name.
search made, they can send you a list of record agents who you can hire to do research for you.
The following information needs to be reviewed and if needed incorporated into this article.
you are not certain of your ancestor's religion, always search Church of England records first.
For more information about Church of England records, see Background.
• Name of parents (especially for a child).
• Possibly the date of death.
• Place of residence (especially after 1812).
• Occupation (especially after 1812).
• Age (especially after 1812).
• Street name (especially after 1812 in larger towns and cities).
• Archdeacons' transcripts (similar to Bishops' transcripts).
• Parish register transcripts (copies made many years later).
ancestor lived, go to Tip 1.
Step 2. Search indexes to burial records first.
• Monumental brasses and church memorials.
To find indexes, go to Tip 1 and Where To Find It.
Step 3. Decide where you will search burial records.
• Archives, libraries, and county record offices.
For a list of sources that can help you find where burial records are located, go to Tip 1.
parish where your ancestor lived.
• Personally visiting an archive where original records, copies, or indexes are located.
• Corresponding with the archive and having them conduct a search.
For a list of things to keep in mind when searching burial records, go to Tip 2.
Step 5. Copy the information, and document your source.
your research, they will also know where to find the source.
record, also note the source on the copy.
Note Taking & Keeping for Genealogists.
Step 6. Evaluate the information.
• Support what you know?
• Add to what you know?
• Suggest other sources to search?
• Did the record have the information I wanted?
• Is the information accurate?
important information about your ancestors.
were lost before they could be copied.
the Bishop. These copies are called Archdeacons' transcripts.
records may be found with the parish registers, or they may be filed separately.
register forms. These later registers usually give more details than the earlier ones.
parish where my ancestor lived?
the Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies.
the series identifies where they are located in England. Not all counties have been published.
History Library and may be purchased from the Federation of Family History Societies.
• Search burials for children who died before they could be christened.
• Check to see whether chapelries were in the parish, and search chapelry records also.
• If you know only an approximate date, search a range of years.
of a record may give more detail than another.
• If the handwriting is difficult, study it, and read little by little until you can read it all.
conclusive information about my ancestor?
• Search surrounding areas for other possibilities.
the probability that the first person was correct.
• Finding a will for one or more of the persons.
• Finding monumental inscriptions for one or more of the likely entries.
• Finding the place of residence.
fee to have a microfilm sent on loan to a center.
church records for England. The library also has indexes to church and cemetery burial records.
There is no fee for using the library's collection of records and indexes in person.
and indexes on the county and parish or town levels.
the fee to the Family History Library.
• FreeREG, administered by Rootsweb.com.
be found in some libraries and record offices, including the Family History Library.
archives and libraries also have collections of church records, some of which are originals.
city or county it is located in, choose Repository Search and search by city or county name.
can hire to do research for you.
archival conditions at their church and did not deposit their registers.
churches can also be found on the Internet at Churchnet.
• International Reply coupons for airmail return postage (available at post offices).
• Minimum payment for services equivalent to 10 English pounds sterling.
• A brief research request with specific details of who and what you are looking for.
• Surname and given names of parents (mother's maiden name is usually not given).
• Occupation of father (more often after 1812).
• Place or street of residence (more often after 1812).
• Date of birth (sometimes).
your ancestor lived, go to Tip 1.
Step 2. Search indexes to christening records first.
Indexes will save you time when searching christening records. Many indexes have been created.
• Vital Records Index: British Isles.
Step 3. Decide where you will search christening records.
For a list of sources that can help you find where christening records are located, go to Tip 1.
for the parish where your ancestor lived.
• Personally visiting an archive where originals or copies are located.
For a list of things to keep in mind when searching christening records, go to Tip 2.
Step 5. Copy the information and document your source.
others should consult your research, they will also know where to find the source.
• Does the information suggest other sources to search?
A christening is the ceremony by which a child is both baptized into the church and given a name.
registers may provide you with important information about your ancestors.
• Children could be christened days or even months after they were born.
• Search a wide span of years until you are certain you have found all children of a couple.
• Check to see whether there were chapelries in the parish, and search chapelry records also.
• Search burial registers to find children who might have died before they could be christened.
• If the handwriting is difficult, study it and read little by little until you can read it all.
• Finding burials for one or more children.
• Finding a will that names family members.
• Finding marriages for the other persons.
The International Genealogical Index is available at all Family History Centers.
and parish or town levels.
and the fee to the Family History Library.
and may be found in some libraries, including the Family History Library.
you can hire to do research for you.
many churches can also be found on the Internet at Churchnet.
The following is an example of the standard post-1812 christening registers.
Staffordshire in the year One thousand eight hundred and twenty four.
registers of the Church of England first.
For more information about Church of England marriage records, see Background.
• Surnames and given names of husband and wife.
• Place (name of parish) of marriage.
• Marital status (especially after 1753).
• How married, whether by banns or license.
Step 2. Search indexes to marriage records first.
Indexes will save you time when searching marriage records. Many indexes have been created.
• Indexes created by individuals and donated to archives or libraries.
Step 3. Decide where you will search marriage records.
For a list of sources that can help you find which marriage records are located where, go to Tip 1.
For a list of things to keep in mind when searching marriage records, go to Tip 2.
Step 6. Evaluate the information you found.
keeping. Many marriages were performed by civil, rather than church, authorities.
authority. This act was enforced until Civil Registration began in 1837.
marriage banns were also kept, which give information similar to the marriage register.
parish levels. Be sure to look for indexes also.
Library and may be purchased from the Federation of Family History Societies.
• If a bride and groom were from different parishes, they may have been married by license.
for the marriage bond and allegation in diocesan records.
• Search for additional marriages for each spouse.
• To complete your family group records, search for the marriage of each child.
Tip 3. How do I look for marriage bonds and allegations?
documents you will find when researching a marriage by license are the bond and the allegation.
repositories, go to Where to Find It.
• Compiling separate family groups of children for the two or more couples.
and fee to the Family History Library.
• Marriage and Census Indexes for Family Historians (7th ed. 1998).
archival conditions at their church did not deposit their registers.
Although you will find some marriages and burials of nonconformists in Church of England registers, ministers of nonconformist religions kept their own records of births, baptisms, burials, and sometimes marriages. The records of nonconformist religions may sometimes contain more details than those of the Church of England.
For more information about nonconformists and their records, see Background.
Names (parents, mother's maiden surname, grandparents, godparents).
Marriage information (before 1754 and after July 1837).
These 6 steps will help you find and use nonconformist church records.
Step 1. Identify the nonconformist churches or chapels near the area where your ancestor lived.
County and local histories may also help you identify nonconformist chapels. Go to What to Do Next, and select the Family History Library Catalog. Search for histories on the county or parish level for the area where your ancestor lived.
Step 2. Learn what nonconformist records exist.
Many original and microfilmed copies of nonconformist registers of baptisms, marriages, and burials exist. Some have been transcribed, compiled, and printed by individuals and historical societies.
The Public Record Office of England has a large collection of original nonconformist church records. Other nonconformist registers have been deposited at county record offices.
Nonconformist registers available at the Family History Library are listed in the Family History Library Catalog on the country, county, and town or parish levels.
See Where to Find It for the locations of these and other deposited, published, and microfilmed registers.
Step 3. Decide where you will search nonconformist records.
Archives, libraries, and county record offices.
Based on availability and convenience, decide where you will search the nonconformist records you need to find your ancestor.
Step 4. Search original nonconformist records.
Personally visiting an archive where originals or copies are deposited.
Corresponding with an archive and requesting a limited search.
Hiring a record agent to search the records for you.
Writing to the local minister who has custody of the original registers.
Tip: Many of the microfilmed nonconformist registers available at the Family History Library have been indexed in the International Genealogical Index and the Vital Records Index - British Isles. Search these two indexes first.
Copy the family information from the nonconformist registers into your research notes and onto the family group sheets and pedigree chart for your ancestor. Be sure to note the source of the information you found. When you note your source, you document the record. If you should ever need to find the source of the record again, your documentation will show you where to find it. If others should consult your research, they will also see where to find the source.
Note the source on your research log, and include the library or archive call number for the source. Your research log will serve as a guide to your research. When making a photocopy of a record, also note the source on the copy.
For further Tips on record keeping, see the Society of Genealogists' (London, England) leaflet, Note Taking & Keeping for Genealogists.
Add to what you know?
Did the record have the information I wanted?
Does the information suggest other sources to search?
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I'd like to discuss some of the recent changes made to this page. I've noticed that we keep reverting each other edits so we should seek a consensus moving forward.
1. You are making edits that Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cumberland ... and many other counties have online indexed records from FamilySearch. Looking at the list of historical record collections https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/list/?page=1&countryId=1986340 these counties do not have church records on FamilySearch. [Answer: The Historical Records Collections page does NOT properly reflect the fact that tens of millions of additional England name entries from CMBs are also actually incorporated into the FamilySearch databases. This is not well known, unfortunately. The vast majority of England's counties have been indexed since 1969 with well over 70 percent of country coverage thus far; burials are excepted, which now are being indexed. The Historical Records Collections pertains only to those collections which have either been mostly/completely indexed, or, which are in-process towards becoming a completed [indexing] project. This component of FamilySearch's databases (Historical Records Collections) in no way reflects what additional other indexing projects which have been on-going for the last (at least) 39 years by FamilySearch. For example, FamilySearch.org, and formerly The Genealogical Society of Utah has been indexing especially Church of England parish registers, for ALL counties, i.e. Bedfordshire - with about 97 percent of its 131 ancient parishes indexed (mostly christenings, marriages and now, many burials; and Cumberland with at least 90 percent of its ancient parishes registers were indexed during this time span. So these name entries also make up a great portion of the names "Results" when performing searches in the FamilySearch.org's search engine--even though the Historical Records Collection page makes no reference of 'Bedfordshire' and 'Cumberland' names databas.] My view is that the IGI should be treated seperately, and not be included in this table. [Answer: See no. 3 below.] Or do you mean that there are non conformist records from those counties in the RG4-8 collection? [Answer: FamilySearch was granted permissions to microfilm in the 1970's and again in the 1990's, and later, vast numbers of Nonconformist church registers at the UK National Archives and we've been indexing these since the 1970's; so when you run a search in the FamilySearch search engine, you are also searching these names. Yes, reference should and ought to be mentioned here in this table since these names cover every portion of England.] If that is the case I feel this should be mentioned just once, prehaps on a new row on the table entitled "General non-conformist". Saying that FamilySearch has records from those counties gives an intial impression many/most records will be available, whereas only minorities in most areas were non-conformist.
3. Do the user submitted "Genealogies" that form part of the IGI really belong here?. These 897 million records come from all round the world, and only a small minority would be based from research in England Church Records. These records are secondary, not the original parish records themselves. There are other pages, e.g. England Compiled Genealogies that in my view would be a better place for this information. [Answer: Nonconformist church register entries were separated from and integrated into the databases at FamilySearch.org along with all the parish registers of the Church of England. There are no RG4-RG8 entries in the current IGI, as revealed to me by our chief engineer, here at FamilySearch a few years ago. The current IGI now contains only those names that were patron submitted entries from the 19th century to the 1980's. Therefore the IGI should be mentioned in this section here--if not at least as a "see" reference--since it contains nearly 10 percent or 87 million England names, not to mention 4.6 million for Wales; 5.8 million for Ireland, and 14.9 million for Scotland. And, since the IGI, under "Genealogies" is a stand-alone database with it's own search engine, it's a significant resource in which to search. It SHOULD be given a liberal/sufficient level of visibility by it being referenced here in this section in the FamilySearch Wiki. These entries, while many of them are what I'd term 'fuzzy' entries, i.e. "abt 1600", or, "England", are however, some/many name entries which actually were pragmatically researched and with credible thoroughness.
Until I hear a reply I will not be making any further edits, apart from a small tweak to your section around the line in the IGI section "A camera symbol with a key indicates the image is accessible at home" which is misleading.
1. I had a look at the Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Cumberland ... records. Undoubtedly a very high percentage of parishes have records, but they are still IGI (i.e. they are under the "England Births and Baptisms 1538-1975" collections etc.). I stand by my position that IGI should not be the in the table,as every county has some IGI, so it would be better to mention the fact just once somewhere else. You approach to the issue seems to have been to mention in the table only those counties (Bedfordshire ...) with the higher coverages in IGI, omitting the others(e.g. Northamptonshire with "only" 332,000 records according to Archersoftware). This raises the problem of how to "measure" a % coverage and what the cutoff coverage should be for inclusion in the table. Therefore I disagree with that approach. However for the 5-10 counties with the highest IGI % coverages a special mention could be made in the IGI section of the article, while continuing to stress the England-wide nature of the IGI. Certainly these records are very useful, as I recently experienced with my own research.
FreeReg is very similar to the IGI in that it covers all counties but has only a fraction of the records that exist. To be consistent, the two should be treated the same. Therefore I'm also proposing that FreeReg is removed from the table but somewhere else the counties for which it has good coverage are mentioned, while stressing that all counties are represented in its records.
3. For local databases, I suppose that if an online database has near complete coverage for a county it could be mentioned on the table, with a hyperlink to the site. But offline indexes and those with partial coverage in my opinion should only be mentioned on the [County] Church Records pages.
4. The user submitted IGI records could stay with a notice that England records make up a small percentage of the whole dataset and a warning that this is the work of others, not original church records.
5. The table is entitled "Major Websites" not "Best Resources" , and includes a note at the bottom encouraging editors to update it if new records go online. However you and me will agree not to make other edits to the table without discussing it first.
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The signing of a peace deal between PCJSS and Awami League-led government in 1997File photo
The signing of a peace deal between PCJSS and then Awami League government in 1997 did not mean anything only for the Chittagong region. It was, in fact, more than that.
Twenty-three years have elapsed since the signing of the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Peace Accord, but some conditions of the historic treaty still remain unfulfilled due to "non-cooperation from some armed groups."
Locals and officials say these groups are trying to destabilise peace in the three hill districts again.
The main objective of the historic treaty was to establish peach in the hilly region and ensure the country's progress.
But, they said, peace has not fully returned in the region over the last two decades as the armed groups remained engaged in various terrorist activities, including murder, kidnapping and extortion.
One of the major conditions of the deal was to develop the three hill districts — Rangamati, Khagrachhari and Bandarban — as tourism hotspots.
But it cannot be properly implemented due to the opposition by the anti-peace treaty groups, the officials said.
On 2 December 1997, PCJSS (Parbatya Chattagram Jana Sanghati Samity) signed the peace deal with then Awami League government, led by Sheikh Hasina, ending over two decades of ethnic minority groups' insurgency and bloodletting in the hill districts.
Then parliament chief whip Abul Hasnat Abdullah signed the deal on behalf of the government while Jyotirindra Bodhipriyo Larma (Santu Larma) on behalf of PCJSS.
But a group of ethnic minority people, led by Prasit Bikash Khisa, formed the United People's Democratic Front (UPDF) in 1998 opposing the peace treaty.
PCJSS also faced a split as some of its members quit it in 2007 and formed PCJSS (Reformists) led by Sudha Sindho Khisa.
UPDF's another armed group also formed a separate platform the UPDF (Democratic), led by Tapan Jyoti Chakma (alias Borma and Jalwa) on 15 November 2017.
Extortion & Killing
These groups have reportedly been engaged in various crimes, including extortion, kidnapping and killing, locals alleged.
They said sometimes they clash with each claiming the lives of both ethnic minors and Bengali-speaking people and hampering development activities.
According to the law enforcement agencies, the four hilly armed groups have been at loggerheads just for establishing supremacy and extortion.
They said though there is no specific study, law enforcers, local police and intelligence agencies said around Tk 4 billion is extorted in the CHT region every year.
They said the local armed groups are constantly changing their tactics in the case of extortion.
"They've chosen mobile banking as the way of collecting toll to dodge the eyes of security forces. So, it's now difficult to identify them. Those who pay the toll money also don't want to speak up about the extortion in fear of reprisal," an officer of a leading Intelligence agency in Rangamati district told news agency UNB wishing anonymity.
Former state minister for Chittagong affairs Dipankar Talukdar said the four-armed groups active in the region are basically "extortionists".
He said the negative attitude of the JSS is the main barrier towards full implementation of the peace accord. "Armed groups must surrender the illegal arms to pave the way for the smooth implementation of the peace accord."
He said the armed groups are now targeting the Awami League leaders and activists in the hilly districts as part of their move to destabilise the region.
"Maintaining a hostile relation with Awami League leaders and activists, it's not possible to bring peace in CHT," Dipankar added.
He said JSS should come forward with a positive mentality to restore peace in the CHT. "Otherwise, all efforts will go in vain."
According to official statistics, 376 people, including 120 Bengali-speaking people, have been killed in three districts of the CHT in various incidents like extortion and conflict over supremacy from January 2014 to October this year.
Besides, 536 people, including 169 Bangalis, have been abducted during the period.
Sources at the local police and intelligence agencies said 105 extortionists in the Chittagong Hill Tracts have been detained by law enforcers since January 2019 to September 2020.
Locals said they have to pay a certain amount of money to the armed groups for whatever is sold in markets.
"Even if you sell a banana, you'll have to pay a portion of the money to the armed groups from there," said a resident of Rangamti town.
Hazards in dealing with crimes
Talking to UNB, Superintendent of Police (SP) of Rangamati Alamgir Kabir, said there are some obstacles to the prompt arrest of accused and put them on trial in murder cases due to geographic location of Chittagong Hill Tracts and some other reasons.
"Once a crime is committed in a remote area, it's difficult to find an eyewitness. In many cases, it takes three days to come from a remote area to testify. They don't want to do that. Linguistic problem is also a barrier to any investigation and finding out offenders as the different communities use different colloquial."
"Army, police and BGB personnel usually jointly conduct operations and we take instant action if we get any information about extortion. That's why they're constantly changing the strategy of extortion," Kabir said.
He said the criminals now receive toll money through mobile banking instead of collecting it physically. "So, we now try to take action through tracking."
Obstruction to development
A senior officer in the Rangamati district administration said ethnic minority leaders and armed groups have been directly and indirectly opposing the development of the region and tourism industry in the CHT only to exploit the residents of the region and maintain their supremacy.
He said the members of JSS (original) and UPDF keep on carrying out various criminal activities, including making attacks on tourist vehicles and hijacking to create obstacles to development of the tourism industry in the region and discourage the arrival of tourists.
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Вишневська сільська́ ра́да — колишня адміністративно-територіальна одиниця та орган місцевого самоврядування в Великомихайлівському районі Одеської області. Адміністративний центр — село Вишневе.

Дата ліквідації — 5 червня 2018 року. Населені пункти були підпорядковані Цебриківській селищній  громаді.

Загальні відомості
Вишневська (Кіровська) сільська рада утворена в 1935 році.
 Територія ради: 79,16 км²
 Населення ради: 1 077 осіб (станом на 2001 рік)

Населені пункти
Сільській раді були підпорядковані населені пункти:
 с. Вишневе
 с. Новоселівка
 с. Привільне
 с. Сокорове

Населення
Згідно з переписом 1989 року населення села становило  , з яких   та  .

За переписом населення 2001 року в селі   .

Мова
Розподіл населення за рідною мовою за даними перепису 2001 року:

Склад ради
Рада складалася з 14 депутатів та голови.
 Голова ради: Бібік Сергій Павлович
 Секретар ради: Степаненко Ольга Іванівна

Керівний склад попередніх скликань

Примітка: таблиця складена за даними сайту Верховної Ради України

Депутати
За результатами місцевих виборів 2010 року депутатами ради стали:

За суб'єктами висування

За округами

Примітки та джерела

Сільські ради Великомихайлівського району

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Q: C++ Dereferencing with Parenthesis (with iterators) My question is pretty simple. I have a vector of values (threads here, irrelevant) and I want to iterate through them. However there are two version of the code which looks same to me but only the second one works. I want to know why.
 Version 1  (Does not compile)
int main(){
    int someValue = 5;
    vector<std::thread *> threadVector;

    threadVector.resize(20);

    for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
        threadVector[i] = new std::thread(foo, std::ref(someValue));
    }

    for (std::vector<std::thread *>::iterator it = threadVector.begin(); it != threadVector.end(); ++it) {
        *it->join(); // *********Notice this Line*********
    }

    system("pause"); // I know I shouldn't be using this
}

 Version 2  (Does work)
int main(){
    int someValue = 5;
    vector<std::thread *> threadVector;

    threadVector.resize(20);

    for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
        threadVector[i] = new std::thread(foo, std::ref(someValue));
    }

    for (std::vector<std::thread *>::iterator it = threadVector.begin(); it != threadVector.end(); ++it) {
        (*it)->join(); // *********Notice this Line*********
    }

    system("pause"); // I know I shouldn't be using this
}

A: This is an issue with order of operations.
*it->join();

is parsed as:
*(it->join());

A: Taking it as a challenge, I just dabbed my feet in C++11 for the first time. I have found out that you can achieve the same without any dynamic allocation of std::thread objects:
#include <iostream>
#include <thread>
#include <vector>

void function()
{
    std::cout << "thread function\n";
}

int main()
{
    std::vector<std::thread> ths;
    ths.push_back(std::move(std::thread(&function)));
    ths.push_back(std::move(std::thread(&function)));
    ths.push_back(std::move(std::thread(&function)));

    while (!ths.empty()) {
        std::thread th = std::move(ths.back());
        ths.pop_back();
        th.join();
    }
}

This works because std::thread has a constructor and assignment operator taking an rvalue reference, making it movable. Further, all containers have gained support for storing movable objects and they move instead of copy them on reallocations. Read some online articles about this new C++11 feature, it's too wide to explain here and I also don't know it well enough.
About the concern you raised that threads have a memory cost, I don't think that your approach is an optimization. Rather the dynamic allocation itself has an overhead, both in memory and performance. For small objects, the memory overhead of one or two pointers plus possibly some padding is enormous. I wouldn't be surprised if std::thread objects had the size of a single pointer only, giving you an overhead of more than 100%.
Note that this only concerns the std::thread object. The memory required for the actual thread, in particular its stack, are a different issue. However, std::thread objects and the actual threads don't have a 1:1 relation and dynamic allocation of the std::thread object doesn't change anything there either.
If you're still afraid that the reallocations are too expensive, you could reserve a suitable size up front to avoid reallocations. However, if that really is an issue, then you are creating and terminating threads way too much, and that will by far dwarf the overhead of shifting a few, small objects around. Consider using a threadpool.


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Bulgaria's National Security Deputy Chief Released from Post
Domestic | May 30, 2012, Wednesday // 14:03| views
Brigadier General Stoyan Tomchev has been Bulgaria's National Security Services Deputy Chief since 2004. Photo by NSO
The Deputy Chief of Bulgaria's National Security Services, NSO, Brigadier General Stoyan Tomchev, has been released from his post and from all military duties.
The cabinet approved Wednesday the proposal of President, Rosen Plevneliev, to release Tomchev. According to the official statement of the government press office, the General himself have submitted a request to leave the post, citing personal reasons.
Tomchev, who has several merit awards, has been NSO Deputy Chief since 2004.
The NSO now-former Chief, General Lieutenant, Dimitar Dimitrov, left in mid-May, also on personal reasons grounds.
The acting NSO Chief is Brigadier General Todor Kodzheykov, who was previously Deputy Chief.
For years, Kodzheykov took care of the security of Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov. He was in charge of it since 2006 when Borisov became Mayor of Sofia.
Kodzheykov also guarded Presidents Zelyu Zhelev and Petar Stoyanov.
Tags: security, Boyko Borisov, Prime Minister, Todor Kodzheykov, General Lieutenant, Dimitar Dimitrov, personal reasons, released, NSO, chief, Deputy, National Security Services, Stoyan Tomchev, Brigadier General, president, presidents, Rosen Plevneliev, Zelyu Zhelev, Petar Stoyanov
Classified Documents found at Ex-Vice President Mike Pence's Home
BSP returned the Mandate to Form a Government: Bulgarians expect a Date for Early Elections
More Classified Documents found in Joe Biden's Home
Bulgaria: The National Security Service removed Kiril Petkov's Security as "There is No Threat"
Protest in Sofia under the slogan "To Protect Bulgaria's Energy Security"


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Professor Rajiv Jalan
Professor Rajiv Jalan is a clinician with a strong focus on translational research. He graduated in India, trained in Edinburgh and studied for his PhD in Maastricht. He moved to UCL as a senior lecturer/hon consultant in 2000 and was awarded a personal chair in 2009. Professor Jalan spends about 50% of his time providing patient care as a hepatologist at the secondary and tertiary level at the Royal Free Hospital where he also runs a translational and basic science laboratory. His work focused on liver failure. The most important observation he made was the discovery that systemic inflammation played a crucial role in the progression of liver injury and cirrhosis culminating in liver failure leading up to current hypotheses and the seminal observation that acute-on-chronic liver failure (ACLF) was a distinct clinical syndrome with defined clinical, prognostic and pathophysiological characteristics. ACLF is associated with high mortality rates, consumes huge healthcare resources and its treatment is a huge unmet need. In the past 15 years since he described this syndrome first, more than 800 papers have been published on this subject and many research groups and industry are focussed on this subject to better define, prognosticate, understand its pathogenesis and develop new treatments. Professor Jalan has developed a vibrant clinical practice and laboratory with many novel therapies and established extensive collaborations with key investigators, foundations and industry around the world to study the pathophysiological basis of ACLF. He was the founder member of the EASL CLIF Consortium (100 European hospitals), which now stands independently funded with the aim of developing new treatments for cirrhosis and liver failure. His research has led to successful publications of about 396 original papers, editorials and reviews. His H-Index is 83 (Google Scholar; Total citations: >20K; 10-index: 246).
Dr Ayesha Akbar
Dr Ayesha Akbar studied medicine at the University of Manchester gaining a degree with Honours and completed her postgraduate training including a PhD in London, before her appointment at St Mark's in 2010. Her clinical interests include inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Dr Akbar is chair of the British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG) Education committee. She holds several management roles, including associate medical director, divisional clinical director of ICS, director of R&D and LNC chair. As a key opinion leader, she frequently lectures on a national and international basis, and is passionate about education and training.
Dr Neeraj Bhala
Dr Neeraj Bhala is a consultant physician and gastroenterologist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and University Hospital Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust. He has a clinical and research background from Newcastle upon Tyne, Edinburgh, West Midlands, Oxford (DPhil), and London as well as previously being a consultant/senior lecturer in Wellington, New Zealand. Dr Bhala is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and London and secretary of the British Society of Gastroenterology. He is an honorary senior research fellow at University of Birmingham, where he takes part in undergraduate and postgraduate training and research.
Professor Chuka Nwokolo
Professor Chuka Nwokolo took up the post of RCP treasurer on 1 November 2016, after 6 months as deputy treasurer. As treasurer, he has oversight of finance and resource issues, and leads on the RCP strategic theme of building on our heritage, investing in our future. Chuka is a consultant gastroenterologist at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust and an honorary professor of gastroenterology at Warwick Medical School. He is the UK's representative on the European Board of Gastroenterology. Over the past decade, Chuka has been a member of various RCP committees including Council, the Finance and Resources Board and its predecessor the F&GP Board, and those covering the organisation of gastroenterology services and training. He has also been an active member of the British Society of Gastroenterology, both as a Council member and as treasurer of the BSG between 2003-8. He was president of the Midlands Gastroenterological Society in 2015.
Session 1: Gastroenterology
Professor of hepatology, University College London Medical School and honorary consultant, Royal Free Hospital and University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Consultant gastroenterologist
Consultant physician and gastroenterologist, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Treasurer, Royal College of Physicians


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Bhumibol Adulyadej Age, Biography, Wife & More
Real Name Bhumibol Adulyadej
Nickname King Bhumibol the Great, "the King," "Lord Upon our Heads," Chao Chiwit ("Lord of Life")
Profession Monarch
Height (approx.) in centimeters- 170 cm
Weight (approx.) in Kilograms- 64 kg
Place of Birth Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.
Place of Death Siriraj Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand
Age (as on 13 October 2016) 88 Years
Nationality Thai
Hometown Bangkok, Thailand
School Mater Dei Institute of Education, Drumcondra, Dublin City, Ireland
Gymnase Classique Cantonal of Lausanne
College/University University of Lausanne, Switzerland
Educational Qualifications Baccalauréat des lettres (high-school diploma with a major in French literature, Latin, and Greek) from Gymnase Classique Cantonal of Lausanne
Studied Science at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland
Dynasty Chakri
Titles • His Highness Prince Bhumibol Adulyadej- 5 December 1927 – September 1929
• His Royal Highness Prince Bhumibol Adulyadej- September 1929 – 10 July 1935
• His Royal Highness Prince Bhumibol Adulyadej, the Prince Brother- 10 July 1935 – 9 June 1946
• His Majesty The King- 9 June 1946 – 13 October 2016
Family Father- Mahidol Adulyadej (Prince of Songkla)
Mother- Srinagarindra (The Princess Mother)
Brother- Ananda Mahidol (Former King of Thailand)
Sister- Galyani Vadhana
Religion Theravada Buddhism
Hobbies Painting, Sailing, Playing Saxophone, Listening to Jazz Music, Photography, Reading, Writing
Favorite Music Jazz
Favorite Sports Sailing
Marriage Date 28 April 1950
Affairs/Girlfriends Not Known
Wife Sirikit
Children Son- Vajiralongkorn (Crown Prince of Thailand)
Daughters- Sirindhorn (Princess of Thailand), Chulabhorn Walailak, Ubolratana Rajakanya (Film Actress)
Money Factor
Net Worth $30 Billion
Some Lesser Known Facts About Bhumibol Adulyadej
Does Bhumibol Adulyadej smoke?: Not Known
Does Bhumibol Adulyadej drink alcohol?: Not Known
He was born to Mahidol Adulyadej (Prince of Songkla) and Srinagarindra (the Princess Mother) at Cambridge Hospital in Massachusetts, United States.
The name on his U. S. Birth Certificate was- Baby Songkla as his parents had to consult his uncle- King Rama VII (Prajadhipok), who was the then head of the House of Chakri, to suggest a name for him.
Bhumibol was the only monarch to be born in the United States as at the time of his birth, his father was enrolled in a public health program at the Harvard University.
In 1928, Bhumibol came to Thailand from the United States.
In September 1929, his father died of Kidney failure when Bhumibol was less than 2 years old.
In 1933, his family moved to Switzerland after the death of his father. He took his education in Switzerland.
He had a great interest in photography and was filled with enthusiasm when he was given a camera in 1934.
In 1935, his elder brother- Anand (9 years old at that time) became the new King of Thailand after his childless uncle- Prajadhipok was abdicated.
He became a Jazz enthusiast in 1942 and also developed interest in playing saxophone which he kept throughout his life.
After the end of the Second World War, he returned to Thailand along with his family.
On 9 June 1946, he ascended the throne after his brother- Ananda Mahidol died by a mysterious gunshot wound.
He met his future wife- Mom Rajawongse Sirikit Kitiyakara in Paris who was the daughter of a Thai Ambassador to France.
On 4 October 1948, he lost vision in his right eye when he met an accident while driving a Fiat Topolino on the Geneva-Lausanne road.
His coronation took place at the Royal Palace in Bangkok on 5 May 1950, when he became the Crowned King of Thailand.
In the initial days of his tenure as the King of Thailand, he had no real political powers and was merely a ceremonial king.
Bhumibol played a key role in 1992, in the transition of Thailand to a democratic system.
On 13 October 2016, he died of his chronic illness in Siriraj Hospital.
He was the 9th monarch of Thailand and was considered as world's longest-serving head of state (from 9 June 1946 to 13 October 2016).
During his reign as the King of Thailand, he was served by 30 Prime Ministers.
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A list of the best animated opening credits sequences in Spaghetti Westerns, curated by Michael McGleenan. A lot of the opening titles in these films were created with rotoscope technology, read more about that on Wikipedia. This is version 1 of the list.
I'm fascinated by the animated opening credits created for these westerns. The obvious examples are the 'Sergio Leone / Clint Eastwood Trilogy' and the recently re-released 'Day of Anger' movie. I have included the length of time that the animation lasts and placed a score system on the best animation, ranked from 10 downwards. The higher scores have been given to the animation with the best visual impact, as well as the quality of the animation, the length of the animation etc. I reviewed as many movies as possible from my own collection and from online resources. I am sure that there are other movies that deserve to be included in the list, that I have not yet discovered. There seems to be a number of Spaghetti Western trailers with animation sequences but I kept my list to movies with animation in the main feature. There may be trailers that are specific to certain countries and there may also be releases of the same movie that vary in the opening credits. -- Michael McGleenan from Dublin, Ireland.
This page was last modified on 27 June 2015, at 18:05.


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Celebrity Big Brother 2017: Paul Danan begs show to address Jemma Lucy taunting and 'goating' him in the house
CELEBRITY Big Brother star Paul Danan is close to snapping after Jemma Lucy and Brandi Glanville take aim at him in the house.
Nicole DouglasSenior Online Showbiz Reporter
Celebrity Big Brother 2017: Paul Danan accused Jemma Lucy of 'goating' him (Image: Channel 5)
As the housemates approach two weeks in the Celebrity Big Brother house, tensions between Paul Danan and Jemma Lucy are continuing to run high.
The former Hollyoaks star appeared to reach breaking point as he stormed into the Diary Room asking the show to take action against Jemma and Brandi Glanville after their most recent behaviour.
Jokingly, the pair sat on the sofa chanting "get Paul out" while he was in the kitchen talking to Sandi Bogle.
Jemma then followed the ex-Love Islander around the living room singing his surname to the tune of well-known movie Jaws.
Celebrity Big Brother: Brandi Glanville and Jemma Lucy chanted for Paul Danan's departure from the house (Image: Channel 5)
Celebrity Big Brother: Paul Danan heard Brandi Glanville and Jemma Lucy's chanting (Image: Channel 5)
In a furious rant, Paul told Big Brother: "You going to sort this or what? Before there's a fight?
"She's goating me and goating me and goating me. It's a form of winding me up, winding me up to get to the point that she wants, so she has good TV and she has me to react, so I end up losing my place."
He then blasted the Ex On The Beach star for being "jealous" and "taking the p**s out of him".
And Paul wasn't the only one kidding around as Brandi had some stern words of her own directed at Chad Johnson.
Celebrity Big Brother: Paul Danan is no stranger to controversy in the house (Image: Channel 5)
Fellow American Brandi took the time to issue a warning to The Bachelorette star as admitted he was "confused" over his situation with Sarah Harding.
In the bathroom, she said: "I feel like you're being strung along. I'm just telling you that because you're my friend and we go back further.
"I like her but I feel like she's stringing you along and I don't like it.
"I want you to be careful and I don't want you to get hurt. Don't get played, Chad, don't get played!
Celebrity Big Brother 2017: Brandi Glanville issued a warning to Chad Johnson (Image: Channel 5)
"This is what it looks like to me – she gets the sexiest guy and you get a broken heart."


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Robert Pecl (* 15. November 1965 in Wien, Österreich) ist ein ehemaliger österreichischer Fußballspieler. Der Verteidiger wurde mit SK Rapid Wien zwei Mal österreichischer Meister und nahm an der Weltmeisterschaft 1990 in Italien teil.

Karriere
Robert Pecl hatte auf Grund seiner schonungslosen Spielweise sich selbst und dem Gegner gegenüber den Spitznamen "Eisenfuß" und "Roter Robert" inne. Er spielte von 1986 bis 1995 für Rapid in der Bundesliga, davon die letzten vier Jahre als Kapitän, ehe er mit schon 29 Jahren seine Karriere verletzungsbedingt beenden musste. Er genoss hohe Popularität und wurde 1990 und 1991 von den Fans zu Österreichs Fußballer des Jahres gewählt. Seine ersten beiden Jahre mit den Grün-Weißen war äußerst erfolgreich, gemeinsam mit seinem Abwehrpartner Kurt Garger konnten 1987 und 1988 die österreichische Meisterschaft, sowie 1987 auch der ÖFB-Cup gegen den FC Swarovski gewonnen werden. Auf seinen nächsten Titelgewinn musste Robert Pecl bis zu seinem letzten Spiel warten, beim Cupsieg 1995 gegen den DSV Leoben wurde der Verteidiger zum Abschied noch für die letzte Minute eingewechselt.

Durch seine großen Erfolge in den Anfangsjahren bei Rapid kam Robert Pecl bereits 1987 unter Branko Elsner in die österreichische Nationalmannschaft und  gab sein Debüt im Oktober gegen Spanien. Als Stammspieler gelang die erfolgreiche WM-Qualifikation '90, im letzten Testspiel gegen die Niederlande gelang Robert Pecl beim 3:2-Sieg ein Tor. Bei der Weltmeisterschaft in Italien kam Robert Pecl in allen Spielen zum Einsatz, musste sich mit der Hickersberger-Mannschaft allerdings in der Gruppenphase knapp geschlagen geben. Bis 1993 kam der Verteidiger auf 31 Einsätze in der Nationalmannschaft.

Nach der Fußballkarriere
Robert Pecl ist seit 2003 Verkaufsmanager bei PF Concept, einem Händler für Werbeartikel.

Erfolge
2-mal Österreichischer Meister: 1987, 1988
2-mal Österreichischer Cupsieger: 1987, 1995
Krone-Fußballer des Jahres: 1990, 1991
Teilnahme Weltmeisterschaft 1990:  Gruppenphase (Beste 24)
31 Spiele und 1 Tor für die österreichische Fußballnationalmannschaft von 1987 bis 1993

Weblinks
  von der ehemaligen Datenbank von Playerhistory.com (englisch)

Österreichischer Meister (Fußball)
Fußballnationalspieler (Österreich)
Fußballspieler (SK Rapid Wien)
Teilnehmer an einer Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft (Österreich)
Österreicher
Geboren 1965
Mann


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files editorial and design professionals The new release marks the debut of Manage, an enterprise-level data management tool The suite offers a complete solution for graphic and web designers GraphiSoft ArchiCAD and photo editors You asked for it, and we.
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India – one of the world's fastest-growing large economies – is finally about to introduce a new taxation system, including a plan to tax the country's digital economy.
As reflected in recent international approaches, the trend of enacting destination-based indirect tax legislation is to the fore. Ever since the release of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) report in October 2015 tax jurisdictions across the globe have taken stock of their existing tax collection systems and reassessing options. G20 member India is the latest in a long line of tax jurisdictions to do so, most have produced tax legislation modernising their systems and benefitting from the digital economy's success.
When it comes to drafting, and implementing, plans to tax the digital economy tax authorities have taken their lead from Action 1 of BEPS. The key phrase in this section of the report is: "help level the playing field between foreign and domestic suppliers." This is a phrase that is often repeated in new pieces of legislation aimed at taxing digital services, or, to be more precise, the supply of digital services by foreign companies to domestic consumers.
It is the imbalance of taxation particularly between domestic business-to-consumer (B2C) supplies vis-a-vis the equivalent supply from a remote, non-domestic, supplier that is the crux of this taxation issue.
The plethora of new rules (remember New Zealand, Russia, and Australia will all introduce new digital tax legislation over the next 12 months) mean that multinational digital service suppliers must be aware of these taxation trends.
There has been GST bill fatigue in India over the past decade but legislators have seen the light. On Wednesday, August 3, India's upper house, Rajya Sabha, finally passed the GST bill that will lead to major reform of India's taxation system. It remains to be seen what the GST rate will be set at.
This GST bill will include new measures to tax the digital economy. This is not completely new territory for India, as the government has already enacted a type of tax on digital services.
In March 2016 India introduced a 6% equalisation levy on online advertising revenues, but only applicable to B2B transactions. In addition, the levy is not applicable to international suppliers with an existing permanent establishment in India.
The process to create a new GST system in India has been a laborious and complex one. However, there are now signs of legislative movement with analysts predicting that a new indirect taxation system could be in place by April 2017. If passed it will be a major overhaul of the taxation system in India as it will absorb most existing indirect taxes into one nationwide system. Currently, there are value-added taxes (for sales within a State) and central state tax (CST) for sales between States, the plan is to integrate all these taxes into a single system.
The GST bill itself will be a dual-system with a central GST and a State GST, as opposed to a single GST favoured by the likes of Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. There has been a lot of debate between the Government and individual States and the GST bill that is to be debated in Rajya Sabha this month plans to compensate States for their revenue loss, particularly the prominent manufacturing States.
This is the first step for India in its plan to broaden their tax revenue base. It is creating a new internal taxation system, that in itself is a major reform. It is natural that the digital economy will be targeted, and it also natural that, in time, foreign digital service suppliers will have to comply with the new rules.
At stake here is an increased share of the revenue from a growing eCommerce market. According to a recent report by the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham), India's eCommerce market is likely to be valued at USD$38 billion this year, a 67% jump from the USD$23 billion it clocked in 2015. Within this market there's also the lucrative Indian digital media segment, one that amounted to USD$2.3 billion in 2016.


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Elderly Couple Found Dead in Deep Snow After Blizzard Hit Rural Town in Arizona
Maria Pasquini
People December 8, 2019
A couple in their 70s was found dead earlier this week following a massive winter storm in Arizona.
On Friday, the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office released a statement confirming that they found the bodies of a man and woman in their 70s off of a snowy road in Ash Fork.
"A PRELIMINARY finding shows no evidence of foul play," police added, noting that there was a "strong likelihood" that the pair "died from exposure to the environment."
"Further updates are pending the medical examiner's report," police added, noting that a time of death has yet to be established.
The pair has been identified as married couple Richard Alexander, 74, and Elizabeth Alexander, 79, according to the Associated Press.
"It is possible snow kept their bodies from view for a period of time," police told the AP, noting that the previous week a massive winter storm had hit the area.
RELATED: Utah Boy, 6, Dies After He's Accidentally Thrown in Front of Dad's Snowplow
Ash Fork residents Mike and Diane Haas told ABC Phoenix affiliate KNXV that they first noticed the bodies while leaving their house on Friday, and called the police after approaching and realizing the pair had died.
Detectives told Mike and Diane that the elderly couple's car had gotten stuck the previous week when the area was hit with 10 inches of snow, the outlet reported.
"Eventually they decided to leave their vehicle," Mike told the outlet, adding that he believes the couple were "headed to our house," which they came within 100 feet of reaching.
Although National Weather Service meteorologist Darren McCollum told the AP that they don't have a weather reporting station near the rural town, the area was likely hit by 12 inches of snow between Nov. 29 and 30.
"If they hadn't left their car, I really believe somebody would've checked on them," Diane told KNXV. "People drove by them but everybody assumed this was somebody who got their car stuck, they called and got rescued. Nobody would've ever thought that they were out here struggling."
Related: Winter Storms Cause Thousands of Delays, Cancellations, Accidents


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Q: init function for structs I realize that Go does not have classes but pushes the idea of structs instead.
Do structs have any sort of initialization function that can be called similar to a __construct() function of a class?
Example:
type Console struct {
    X int
    Y int
}

func (c *Console) init() {
    c.X = "5"
}

// Here I want my init function to run
var console Console

// or here if I used
var console Console = new(Console)

A: Go does not have automatic constructors. Typically you create your own NewT() *T function which performs the necessary initialization. But it has to be called manually.

A: Go doesn't have implicit constructors. You would likely write something like this.
package main

import "fmt"

type Console struct {
    X int
    Y int
}

func NewConsole() *Console {
    return &Console{X: 5}
}

var console Console = *NewConsole()

func main() {
    fmt.Println(console)
}

Output:
{5 0}

A: This is a Go struct initialize complete:
type Console struct {
    X int
    Y int
}

// Regular use case, create a function for easy create.
func NewConsole(x, y int) *Console {
    return &Console{X: x, Y: y}
}

// "Manually" create the object (Pointer version is same as non '&' version)
consoleP := &Console{X: 1, Y: 2}
console := Console{X: 1, Y: 2}

// Inline init
consoleInline :=  struct {
    X int
    Y int
}{
    X: 1,
    Y: 2,
}


I'm back to my roots right now vacationing in Florida and I spotted the Smartiest grapefruit juice carton in the grocery store – Florida's Natural Ruby Red sporting a Lilly make-over all for a good cause, breastcancer.org. So I had to do some Smarty investigating.
To continue the year-long 50th Anniversary Jubilee this summer, the hip chicks at Lilly Pulitzer have teamed up with Florida's Natural, the largest domestic citrus producer in the country. Such a natural fit since as all Lilly-lovers know, she started her pink & green empire with a tiny juice stand in FL and so did Florida's Natural.
One million of Florida's Natural Ruby Red commemorative Lilly Pulitzer containers are hitting grocery stores across the country as you read this. Not only will these cartons look super cute in your fridge, this is style with a substance. A portion of the proceeds will go to breastcancer.org. Not to mention, this is juice you won't feel guilty giving to your kids because it's so healthy.
The coolest part is you can win a Lilly dress of your choice just by taking a photo with the carton – click here for details. Finally something mom can enjoy! So raise your grapefruit glasses for a good cause and enjoy some fresh-squeezed Florida sun this summer!
Could you go 10 days without processed food?
How fabulous!! I love Lilly, and love that they are supporting a good cause in a creative way!
In my first job I worked on the Florida's Natural account. I think it is the best juice you can buy and unlike Tropicana, all of the oranges, or in this case grapefruits are grown in the US. Two great companies and one great cause. Love it.
This is terrific! Having just lost a friend 2 weeks ago at age 39 from a 11 (yes, eleven) year battle with breast cancer, I beg everyone to support this cause to find a cure for this horrible disease!!!I will be stocking up this weekend!!


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