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EASA approves A319neo with PW1100G engines; what about demand?
The smallest available Airbus A320neo family jet, the A319neo, has been approved by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to fly with the Pratt & Whitney GTFT, the company's official Twitter account states. Now, airlines are able to pick and choose their engine supplier for the aircraft, with the options being the CFM International LEAP-1A or the newly approved Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engines.
Flight testing began on April 25, 2019, when the A319neo, powered by the PW1100G, took off on its maiden flight. Previously, EASA and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved the same jet with the CFM LEAP-1A engines in December 2018. Following the latest certification, the whole A320neo family is approved with the two previously mentioned power plant options.
While the A320neo and A321neo are very popular, the same cannot be said about the A319neo: customers have signed up for 3880, 3142 and only 36 aircraft, respectively.
And there are two good reasons why the A319 has fallen from grace.
Competition from Quebec
Firstly, two Airbus aircraft are essentially competing with each other – the A319neo and the A220-300. Both aircraft are eerily similar, according to data presented by the manufacturer:
They have a maximum seating capacity of 160 passengers (a typical two-class layout seats between 120 and 150 travelers) and a maximum operating speed (Mmo) of Mach 0.82. However, the A220-300 is much lighter, while the A319neo can only travel 401 mi (646 kilometers) further: the former CSeries jet carries 1320 gallons (5,000 liters) less fuel, making its Maximum Take-Off Weight (MTOW) 12345.9 lbs. (5.6 tons) less than the A319neo (75.5 tons versus 69.9 tons), making it much more economical to operate.
At list prices, which Airbus last published on January 15, 2018, the A220-300 is also marginally cheaper by almost $2 million. However, these prices are just preliminary indicators of the final one that the airline actually pays.
Why did Airbus stop publishing aircraft list prices?
According to recent media reports, Airbus is halting its long-held policy of publishing the catalog prices for its product line. The European manufacturer has been providing the list prices for its aircraft models on an annual basis, but so far has not released its 2019 data. The company stresses that the list-price data do not reflect the actual values of finalized deals. So what are the uses of list prices and in what way can they be deemed as irrelevant?
The demand shows the fact that the A220-300 is the more desired jet: Airbus has amassed 431 orders for the Quebec-built regional jet, almost 400 more than the total orders for the A319neo, according to the latest Orders and Deliveries data published by the European conglomerate as of October 31, 2019.
Another issue the A319neo has is the fact that with ever-increasing congestion in airports, which leads to difficulties in increasing capacity due to slot constraints, airlines are trying to do more with less.
One example is easyJet, the biggest customer of the A319, which has taken up more than 10% of the total deliveries of the type. Lately, the British low-cost carrier has swayed away from the smaller A320 family member and has focused on the bigger A320 and A321 aircraft instead. In its FY2019 results report, easyJet highlighted that it is up-gauging its fleet by increasing the average seats on its aircraft – from 172 seats in September 2018 to 175 in September 2019.
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Het ATP-toernooi van Boekarest 2012 (met de officiële naam BRD Năstase Țiriac Trophy 2012) werd gespeeld van 23 tot en met 29 april 2012. Plaats van handeling waren de gravelbanen van de BNR Arena in de Roemeense hoofdstad Boekarest.

Het was de eerste keer in 19 jaar dat het toernooi in de april werd gespeeld, in plaats van in september. Aangezien het toernooi van Boekarest het enige graveltoernooi na de US Open was, heeft de ATP het toernooi verplaatst naar het gravelseizoen.

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Over the years we have experienced a rising trend in emergence of zoonotic diseases such as MERS, SARS, Ebola and now COVID-19. These diseases are as a result of virus transmission from animals or insects to the human population. The occurrence of zoonotic diseases especially COVID-19 is a reminder of the interrelationship between human beings and nature. It is another step towards the realization that exploitation of natural resources by people can have a negative impact on our health, economies and ecosystem.
World Wildlife Fund's WWF international science team conducted a review of scientific and government literature to determine where and how nature and zoonotic pathogen pathways intersect. During a webinar presentation of WWF's literature review dubbed 'Beyond Boundaries: Emerging zoonotic diseases, nature and human well-being', Rebecca Shaw, Chief Scientist, WWF highlighted the three critical drivers accelerating the emergence of zoonotic diseases as:
Land-use change for agriculture which results in degradation of nature
Intensification and expansion of agriculture and animal production to meet increasing demand for animal protein worldwide
High-risk trade and consumption of wild meat as a delicacy or alternative protein
According to the review, the outcomes of these activities are increased exposure and vulnerability of humans to animal pathogens. Since the pathogens that cause these diseases keep mutating, the increased frequency of interaction between animals and humans poses more danger increasing the probability of zoonosis.
The covid-19 pandemic has demonstrated the importance of a collective response by governments, civil society organizations, industries and the public towards transformative action to protect natural ecosystems thereby preventing future pandemics. In a report 'COVID-19: Urgent Call to Protect People and Nature', WWF calls upon these sectors to promote the recovery of natural ecosystems and create a nature positive world by 2030. The organization has put forward three recommendations that will help avoid future pandemics:
Stop illegal, unregulated and high-risk wildlife trade and consumption
Support sustainable food systems that stop encroachment on nature
Build a more sustainable relationship between people and nature through sustainable and just economic recovery approaches with defined and holistic goals
Find out more about zoonotic diseases and how we can reduce the risk of future pandemics by reading the WWF report or watching this recent webinar with Rebecca Shaw, Chief Scientist, WWF.
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The Ford Indy V8 engine is a naturally-aspirated, pushrod, V-8, Indy car racing engine, initially specially designed by Ford for use by Team Lotus (but later used by other teams as well), to compete in the Indianapolis 500; from 1963 to 1967. This is the engine that gave Jim Clark the victory in 1965 with his Lotus 38 chassis, Graham Hill victory in 1966 with his Lola T90 chassis, and A. J. Foyt the win at Indianapolis in 1967, in his Coyote 67 chassis.

A smaller Garrett turbocharged  engine was introduced in 1968, and gave Mario Andretti the win in his Brawner Hawk chassis at the 1969 Indianapolis 500. This engine was used throughout the 1969 and 1970 seasons, until 1971 (their last season), after which Ford pulled-out and withdrew from the series for 1972. They would not return to Indy car racing until 1976, with the Ford-sponsored Cosworth DFX engine.

Background/History

IndyCars with Ford engines first competed in 1935 using a production-based Ford V8 in the Miller-Ford racer. A pushrod Ford V8 raced with Lotus in 1963, and Ford's first Indy win was in 1965 with a DOHC V8.

Lotus 64 engine
Because the previous 56 had a gas turbine engine, Lotus decided to build a new engine for the 1969 Indianapolis 500. The project was funded by Ford who supplied a V8 turbo engine, and by STP. The biggest difference was the new engine; a 2.65-liter turbocharged Ford engine, making more than 700 horsepower.

Ford 406 engine

The Ford 406 was a  Formula One engine, and was essentially a downsized variant of the Ford Indy V8 engine. It was used in the McLaren M2B Formula One car in 1966, prior to the introduction of the highly successful Ford-Cosworth DFV engine in 1967.

A.J. Foyt engine
With Ford Motor Company pulling out of Indy car racing after ten years of competitive domination, A. J. Foyt obtained the rights to Ford's DOHC Indy engine, and it was rebadged as a Foyt. A.J. himself managed to win the 1977 race in his Coyote chassis with a  Foyt-badged engine.

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local root = "/usr/local/src/grind"

local cfg = {
  kernel = {
    -- the ethernet interface to use for accepting feeders
    feeder_interface = "127.0.0.1",
    -- the ethernet interface to use for accepting watchers
    watcher_interface = "127.0.0.1",
    -- the port to use for watcher connections
    watcher_port = "11142"
  },

  -- accepted log levels (ordered):
  -- debug, info, notice, warn, error, crit, alert
  log_level = "debug",

  -- paths that will be searched for grind entity definitions
  -- (your group, klass, and view configuration scripts)
  entity_paths = {
    "/etc/grind"
    -- ,"/etc/grind/groups"
    -- ,"/etc/grind/klasses"
    -- ,"/etc/grind/views
  }
}

-- -------------------------------------------------- --
-- THE REMAINDER OF THIS SCRIPT SHOULD NOT BE CHANGED --
-- -------------------------------------------------- --

package.path = "?.lua;" .. package.path -- for absolute paths
package.cpath = "/usr/local/lib/?.so;" .. package.cpath

require "lfs"
require "lua_grind"

local start = function(root)
  package.path = root .. "/../?.lua;" .. package.path -- for relative paths
  package.path = root .. "/?.lua;" .. package.path

  grind.config = cfg
  grind.init(root)
end

local load = function(filepath)
  if not lfs.attributes(filepath .. ".lua", "mode") then return false end

  require(filepath)

  return true
end

if load(root .. "/grind") then
  return start(root)
end

-- Look for the scripts in some system paths:
local default_paths = {
  "/usr/lib/lua",
  "/usr/lib/lua/5.1",
  "/usr/local/lib/lua",
  "/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1",
  "/opt/grind/scripts",
  "/usr/local/grind/scripts",
  "/usr/local/src/grind/scripts",
}

for _,path in ipairs(default_paths) do
  if load(path .. "/grind") then
    return start(path)
  end
end

local msg =
  "ERROR: Unable to find grind's main script, this is where I looked:" ..
  "\n  1. " .. root .. "/grind.lua"

for i, path in ipairs(default_paths) do
  msg = msg .. "\n  " .. i+1 .. ". " .. path .. "/grind.lua"
end

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From the diving bell swim south into the wreck and avoid the sea urchin and jellyfish as you grab the Treasure and exit out the opposite side into some seaweed. Wait for the shark to turn away and then grab some air at the air barrel before heading into the nearby wreck and getting the next Treasure. Exit out the other side into some seaweed and grab some air.
The hull of the ship nearby has a Treasure straight ahead and if you swim up the trapdoor to the Captain's Cabin you can find another Treasure. Swim on deck and pop in another trapdoor for the Animus Fragment and then grab some air at the nearby barrel. Wait for the shark below to turn left and make a break for the second half of the hull and open the Treasure, ignore the air barrel. Swim left and around to a small set of stairs and swim down the other side to reach another Treasure. Use the air barrel nearby and then wait for the shark to move to grab the Animus Fragment in the nearby wreck.
You will now need to backtrack down the ship, using the air barrel we passed if needed, and make your way to the final Treasure before returning to the diving bell.


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It is a simple to use and efficient library for parsing command line arguments and subcommands when writing command line, console, or terminal applications.
What seperates clap from other options available is the very simple almost 'Pythonic' style in which you define the valid available arguments for your program. This means you don't have to spend tons time learning an entirely new library's structures and use.
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package com.teamw.ysm0622.app_when.group;

import android.app.Dialog;
import android.app.ProgressDialog;
import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.graphics.Bitmap;
import android.graphics.BitmapFactory;
import android.graphics.PorterDuff;
import android.graphics.drawable.Drawable;
import android.os.AsyncTask;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.text.Editable;
import android.text.TextWatcher;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.AdapterView;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.ImageView;
import android.widget.LinearLayout;
import android.widget.ListView;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.teamw.ysm0622.app_when.R;
import com.teamw.ysm0622.app_when.global.Gl;
import com.teamw.ysm0622.app_when.object.Group;
import com.teamw.ysm0622.app_when.object.User;
import com.teamw.ysm0622.app_when.server.ServerConnection;

import org.apache.http.NameValuePair;

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class InvitePeople extends AppCompatActivity implements View.OnFocusChangeListener, TextWatcher, View.OnClickListener, AdapterView.OnItemClickListener {

    // TAG
    private static final String TAG = InvitePeople.class.getName();

    // Const
    private static final int mToolBtnNum = 2;
    private int MODE;

    // Intent
    private Intent mIntent;

    // Toolbar
    private ImageView mToolbarAction[];
    private TextView mToolbarTitle;

    private TextView mEmptyMsgView;
    private View mInitLayout;
    private ImageView mImageView[] = new ImageView[2];
    private EditText mEditText;
    private ListView mListView;
    private LinearLayout mLinearLayout;

    private ArrayList<LinearLayout> mMemberLayout = new ArrayList<>();

    // Adapter
    private UserDataAdapter mAdapter;

    private ArrayList<User> Member = new ArrayList<>();

    // Test Data
    private ArrayList<User> testAllUser = new ArrayList<>();
    private ArrayList<User> searchUser = new ArrayList<>();

    public static final int PROGRESS_DIALOG = 1001;
    public static final int PROGRESS_DIALOG2 = 1002;
    public ProgressDialog progressDialog;

    public Bitmap temp;
    ImageView ImageView;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.invitepeople_main);

        // Receive intent
        mIntent = getIntent();
        MODE = mIntent.getIntExtra(Gl.INVITE_MODE, 0);

        Drawable[] toolbarIcon = new Drawable[2];
        toolbarIcon[0] = getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.ic_arrow_back_white_24dp);
        toolbarIcon[1] = getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.ic_done_white);
        String toolbarTitle = getResources().getString(R.string.title_activity_invite_people);

        initToolbar(toolbarIcon, toolbarTitle);

        initialize();

        testAllUser.addAll(Gl.getUsers());

        mLinearLayout.removeAllViews();
        initData();
        for (int i = 0; i < testAllUser.size(); i++)
            if (testAllUser.get(i).getId() == Gl.MyUser.getId()) testAllUser.remove(i);
    }

    @Override
    protected void onPause() {
        super.onPause(); //save state data (background color) for future use
        //Bitmap이 차지하는 Heap Memory 를 반환한다.
        ImageView.setImageBitmap(null);
        temp.recycle();
    }

    @Override
    protected void onRestart() {
        super.onRestart();
    }

    private void initialize() {

        // Array allocation

        // Create instance
        mAdapter = new UserDataAdapter(this, R.layout.member_item, searchUser);

        // View allocation
        mImageView[0] = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.ImageView0);
        mImageView[1] = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.ImageView1);

        mEditText = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.EditText0);

        mLinearLayout = (LinearLayout) findViewById(R.id.LinearLayout0);

        mListView = (ListView) findViewById(R.id.ListView);

        mEmptyMsgView = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.EmptyMsg);

        mInitLayout = (View) findViewById(R.id.Init);

        // Add listener
        mEditText.setOnFocusChangeListener(this);
        mEditText.addTextChangedListener(this);
        mImageView[1].setOnClickListener(this);

        // Default setting
        mInitLayout.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
        mImageView[1].setColorFilter(getResources().getColor(R.color.colorPrimary));
        mListView.setAdapter(mAdapter);
        mListView.setOnItemClickListener(this);
        if (MODE == 1)
            mToolbarAction[1].setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
    }

    private void initToolbar(Drawable Icon[], String Title) {
        mToolbarAction = new ImageView[2];
        mToolbarAction[0] = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.Toolbar_Action0);
        mToolbarAction[1] = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.Toolbar_Action1);
        mToolbarTitle = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.Toolbar_Title);

        for (int i = 0; i < mToolBtnNum; i++) {
            mToolbarAction[i].setOnClickListener(this);
            mToolbarAction[i].setImageDrawable(Icon[i]);
            mToolbarAction[i].setBackground(getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.selector_btn));
        }
        mToolbarTitle.setText(Title);
        mToolbarAction[1].setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
    }

    private void initData() {
        if (MODE == 0) {
            Member.add(Gl.MyUser);
            findMember(testAllUser, Gl.MyUser);
        } else if (MODE == 1) {
            Group g = (Group) mIntent.getSerializableExtra(Gl.GROUP);
            Member = Gl.getUsersByGroupId(g.getId());
            for (int i = 0; i < Member.size(); i++) {
                findMember(testAllUser, Member.get(i));
            }
        }
        mAdapter.notifyDataSetChanged();
    }

    //검색어에 입력된 단어를 바탕으로 유저를 검색
    private void findMember(ArrayList<User> arrayList, User user) {
        for (int i = 0; i < arrayList.size(); i++) {
            if (arrayList.get(i).getId() == user.getId()) {
                LayoutInflater vi = (LayoutInflater) getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
                View v = vi.inflate(R.layout.invitepeople_miniprofile, null);

                LinearLayout LinearLayout = (LinearLayout) v.findViewById(R.id.UserLayout);
                 ImageView = (ImageView) v.findViewById(R.id.UserProfile);
                TextView TextView = (TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.UserName);

                mMemberLayout.add(0, LinearLayout);

                TextView.setText(user.getName());
                if (!user.getImageFilePath().equals("")) {
                    ImageView.clearColorFilter();
                    temp = BitmapFactory.decodeFile(Gl.ImageFilePath + user.getId() + ".jpg");
                    ImageView.setImageBitmap(Gl.getCircleBitmap(temp));
                } else {
                    ImageView.clearColorFilter();
                    temp = Gl.getDefaultImage(user.getId());
                    ImageView.setImageBitmap(Gl.getCircleBitmap(temp));
                }

                mLinearLayout.addView(v, 0);
                arrayList.remove(i);
                break;
            }
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onClick(View v) {
        if (mToolbarAction[0].getId() == v.getId()) {
            super.onBackPressed();
        }
        if (mToolbarAction[1].getId() == v.getId()) {//구성원 초대 완료
            if (MODE == 0) {
                String title = mIntent.getStringExtra(Gl.GROUP_TITLE);
                String desc = mIntent.getStringExtra(Gl.GROUP_DESC);
                int masterid = Gl.MyUser.getId();
                User master = Gl.MyUser;
                ArrayList<User> member = Member;
                Group g = new Group(title, desc, masterid, master, member);
                Gl.add(g);
                BackgroundTask mTask = new BackgroundTask();
                mTask.execute(g);
                mIntent.putExtra(Gl.GROUP, g);
                setResult(RESULT_OK, mIntent);
                finish();
            } else if (MODE == 1) {
                Group g = (Group) mIntent.getSerializableExtra(Gl.GROUP);
                g.setMember(Member);
                BackgroundTask2 task = new BackgroundTask2();
                task.execute(g);
                mIntent.putExtra(Gl.GROUP, g);
                setResult(RESULT_OK, mIntent);
                finish();
            }
        }
        if (mImageView[1].getId() == v.getId()) {
            mEditText.setText("");
        }
        if (mMemberLayout.size() != 0) {
            for (int i = 0; i < mMemberLayout.size(); i++) {
                if (mMemberLayout.get(i).equals(v)) {
                    mMemberLayout.remove(i);
                    testAllUser.add(Member.get(i));
                    Member.remove(i);
                    mLinearLayout.removeViewAt(i);
                    mAdapter.notifyDataSetChanged();
                }
            }
            if (mMemberLayout.size() == 0) {
                mLinearLayout.addView(mEmptyMsgView);
                mLinearLayout.addView(mInitLayout);
                mToolbarAction[1].setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
            }
            updateListView(mEditText.getText());
        }
    }

    class BackgroundTask2 extends AsyncTask<Group, Integer, Integer> {
        protected void onPreExecute() {
            showDialog(PROGRESS_DIALOG2);
        }

        @Override
        protected Integer doInBackground(Group... args) {
            ArrayList<NameValuePair> param2 = ServerConnection.InsertUserGroup(args[0]);
            ServerConnection.getStringFromServer(param2, Gl.INSERT_USERGROUP);//새로 추가한 유저 데이터 서버에 업데이트
            return null;
        }

        protected void onPostExecute(Integer a) {
            if (progressDialog != null)
                progressDialog.dismiss();
        }
    }

    class BackgroundTask extends AsyncTask<Group, Integer, Integer> {
        protected void onPreExecute() {
            showDialog(PROGRESS_DIALOG);
        }

        @Override
        protected Integer doInBackground(Group... args) {
            ArrayList<NameValuePair> param1 = ServerConnection.InsertGroup(args[0]);
            ArrayList<NameValuePair> param2 = ServerConnection.InsertUserGroup(args[0]);
            ServerConnection.getStringFromServer(param1, Gl.INSERT_GROUP);//새로 추가한 그룹 데이터 서버에 업데이트
            ServerConnection.getStringFromServer(param2, Gl.INSERT_USERGROUP);//새로 추가한 유저 그룹 데이터 서버에 업데이트
            return null;
        }

        protected void onPostExecute(Integer a) {
            if (progressDialog != null)
                progressDialog.dismiss();
        }
    }

    //로딩 다이어로그
    public Dialog onCreateDialog(int id) {
        if (id == PROGRESS_DIALOG) {
            progressDialog = new ProgressDialog(this);
            progressDialog.setProgressStyle(ProgressDialog.STYLE_SPINNER);
            progressDialog.setMessage(getString(R.string.creategroup_progress));

            return progressDialog;
        }
        if (id == PROGRESS_DIALOG2) {
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        LayoutInflater vi = (LayoutInflater) getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
        View v = vi.inflate(R.layout.invitepeople_miniprofile, null);

        LinearLayout LinearLayout = (LinearLayout) v.findViewById(R.id.UserLayout);
        ImageView ImageView = (ImageView) v.findViewById(R.id.UserProfile);
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        LinearLayout.setOnClickListener(this);

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            ImageView.setImageBitmap(Gl.getCircleBitmap(temp));
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        mLinearLayout.addView(v, 0);
        Member.add(0, searchUser.get(position));
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    @Override
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        addMember(position);
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Philly's negotiating a new police contract. Can it get reforms past the FOP union?
Max Marin
Aaron Moselle
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Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police President John McNesby; Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Mayor Jim Kenney's administration has until New Year's Day to finalize a draft of the new union contract for the Philadelphia police force. When the mayor brokered the last contract negotiation in 2017, it was scarcely covered in the media. He touted the final deal as a victory, despite few changes in departmental accountability.
This time around, the PPD contract negotiations are shaping up to be a battleground.
At stake: public trust in a police force that has endured one of its most troubling years in recent memory — and how much power the replacement for ex-Police Commissioner Richard Ross will have to enact reform.
The biggest demand for the new contract from police accountability advocates is changes to the rules around grievance arbitration. A standard part of labor law, arbitration has historically helped fired officers be reinstated onto the force. Droves of disciplinary rulings — including for unquestionably egregious misconduct — have been reversed through this process.
Philadelphia has made previous efforts to reform the PPD, but arbitration practices have not changed. Kenney refused to elaborate on what he'll be seeking during the upcoming contract negotiations with the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5, the union that represents city officers.
A spokesman for the FOP declined to comment on what the union will push for during the bargaining process, or whether it's open to reforming arbitration.
"The FOP has resisted any kind of reform in this area," said David Rudovsky, a civil rights attorney who has sued the city numerous times over police misconduct. "I think they'll continue to do it. How much the mayor is willing to push on this one with the union, that's the only hope."
The challenge is not unique to Philadelphia. In some U.S. municipalities, federal and state governments have intervened to help usher in long-awaited accountability measures for city police.
City leaders: Because of state law, our hands are tied
The city says it's bound by state laws when it comes to major reform, but advocates and labor attorneys say there's plenty the city could do to push the union for more accountability.
The law that administration officials most often reference is Act 111, a collective bargaining agreement that codifies rules around arbitration for all police officers and firefighters in Pennsylvania. Other unionized public workers — from teachers to utility workers — have similar protections enshrined in state labor law. The arbitration process works similarly for both.
Tweaking Act 111 would be "the most viable path to change," given the city's past attempts at negotiating around arbitration, Lauren Cox, a spokesperson for the city's Office of Labor Relations, told WHYY and Billy Penn.
"Theoretically, the two parties (FOP and City) could agree to a set of changes during contract negotiations — such as limiting what can be grieved or the power of arbitrators to change the penalty — but that has historically proven to be elusive," Cox wrote in an email.
Cox specifically said the administration would support expanding the appeal options after a decision is made on any given case. As it stands, after an arbitrator rules to reinstate a terminated officer, both the city and employee have very little recourse to ask for a second opinion.
Sidney Gold, a Philadelphia employment lawyer who represents workers in wrongful termination cases, called the city's emphasis on changing the commonwealth's labor laws misguided — and essentially passing the buck.
Modifying Act 111 could endanger due process employment rights for other union workers across Pennsylvania, a state with a long history of trying to limit labor rights.
Gold said the city has the power to argue for new disciplinary precedents around specific types of misconduct — from falsifying paperwork to excessive force to sexual harassment within the department — without changing any laws.
"The city can certainly negotiate the terms of discipline," Gold said. "I don't know of any impediment that would prevent the city from imposing some standards."
A collective bargaining issue — or a management problem?
Last summer, former Commissioner Richard Ross resigned after a lawsuit alleged that he failed to act on sexual harassment complaints made by a female officer, with whom he allegedly had an affair. Ross' departure seemed to throw the scope of the department's problems into full relief.
A stronger contract could empower the next police commissioner to clean house — while a contract that maintains the status quo could kneecap their efforts from the start.
"If Kenney appoints a commissioner who is a reformer, but doesn't get the agreement right, the new commissioner's ability to implement reforms will be limited," said John Hollway, executive director of the Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice at Penn Law.
Kenney has promised to announce Ross' replacement before the end of the year. Whoever lands the role will have to contend with an agency its own commanders describe as broken and dysfunctional. Former PPD Commissioner Charles Ramsey publicly railed about officers getting their jobs back after he vowed to melt their badges.
SEPTA Transit Police Chief Thomas Nestel has terminated more officers for misconduct than his predecessors, but many have been reinstated nonetheless.
Another way Kenney could fight for a better police department? Push for more outside oversight of police operations. Advocates note that the city's few problematic officers often have long histories of transgressions before they're fired.
Rudovsky, the civil rights lawyer, said the PPD could theoretically change how it conducts internal affairs investigations without any outside intervention. Historically, however, the department has shielded its internal investigations from the public. Even the mayor's civilian oversight panel, the Police Advisory Commission, is kept in the dark.
"Unless the police department owns the problem of discipline and actually does discipline officers who should be disciplined, it's very difficult to control police misconduct," said Rudovsky.
How other cities have handled police reform
Is there anything Philly can do to increase accountability outside of the union contract? In some cities, the federal government has forced troubled police departments to enter into consent decrees or adopt voluntary agreements for broad reforms.
A consent decree that took effect in Chicago this March was brokered after Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan sued the city's police department in federal court over allegations of civil rights violations, particularly against black and Latino residents.
The agreement requires the Chicago PD to change how it reports use of force incidents and conducts disciplinary investigations. It does not address the grievance arbitration process, which, like in Philadelphia, has resulted in fired cops routinely returning to the force.
The consent decree is not a silver bullet. It can't override provisions in a contract, and it only requires Chicago to make a "best effort" to eradicate contract provisions that impede transparency and accountability.
It's not toothless, however. Violating the consent decree can result in contempt of court changes, fines and possible jail time.
"This is an opportunity for real change," said Craig Futterman, a clinical law professor at the University of Chicago Law School.
In Seattle, where a consent decree has been in place since 2012, civil rights advocates are hopeful that a recent court ruling could reopen negotiations between the city and its police union, which agreed on a new contract late last year.
U.S. District Judge James Robart found in May that the contract fails to address officer accountability when there's misconduct, saying the city has to "formulate a methodology for assessing the present accountability regime" to be in compliance.
The decision came after an arbitrator found that an officer fired for punching a handcuffed woman inside a police cruiser should instead be suspended for 15 days. The highly-publicized incident was captured by dash cam footage from inside the vehicle.
"[Police officers] are public servants. They're public employees. And they work for us. And being that they're public employees and they work for us, we have a right to accountability," Rev. Harriet Walden, who co-chairs Seattle's Community Police Commission, told WHYY and Billy Penn.
'It's our job to be unrealistic in our demands'
The federal government has intervened in Philadelphia's police accountability reforms before.
In 2015, following another scandalizing year for the PPD, the city and police entered into a voluntary reform process with the U.S. Department of Justice. A total of 91 recommendations came out of the federal review. Kenney's administration says the department has implemented all but two — video recording interviews of officers involved in on-duty shootings, and unifying the two oversight boards that independently review the shooting investigations.
The DOJ changed course after President Trump took office, and no final report came out of the process. Asked about a consent decree or other oversight in the future, the mayor's office said it would not be opposed.
"We certainly would not rule out such a collaborative governance approach utilizing recommendations, but there are no specific plans to do so at this time," said Cox, the city spokesperson.
Big changes or not, the pressure on Kenney to push back against the police union reflects a change in the city's political climate in recent years. Rev. Mark Tyler, of the interfaith group POWER, one of the organizations behind the contract protest in Philadelphia, said the mayor had committed to meeting with advocates soon.
"When you talk about reform, demands always start off seeming unreasonably high," Tyler said.
"At the height of slavery, people calling for total abolition were told they were unreasonable, that abolition should be more gradual and realistic … It's our responsibility to be unrealistic in our demands."
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We continue our saga to test the Nook Color's ability to handle rooted installs of Android. After reading through the comments on the in the last article, we decided to take the plunge and try out Honeycomb on the Nook.
As a quick refresher, Honeycomb is Android OS 3.0, the latest offering from Google designed specifically for tablets. It contains a number of UI elements, like a widget-based interface, that only make sense on larger tablet screens. However, we probably won't be seeing the Nook upgraded to Honeycomb for quite some time, if ever.
Not to sidetrack too far away from Honeycomb, but I just find it ironic how history repeats itself. Android originally was slated to look nothing like it did when first released. When Apple released the first iPhone, Google decided to retool Android to match up with the "App" concept that Apple had put together, and subsequently delayed Android's launch because of it.
Fast forward to the iPad 1, and Apple had a problem: they had to beat Android to the tablet market, and wanted the project secret, so they forked iOS development for a 3.2 release on the iPad. It wasn't until iOS 4.2, nearly nine months later, that the forks remerged, with the intervening months an absolute nightmare for developers.
Google has now placed itself in a similar predicament. Android 3.0 is not a replacement for the Android 2.x series yet. In fact, there's a scheduled launch of Android 2.4 to let Android 3.0 get more functional. So developers now have a split product lineup, and Android 3.0 itself still can't match Apple's nearly four year old interface.
Am I the only one sitting here scratching my head wondering why Google hasn't learned from Apple's mistakes? Since Google wasn't first to market with a tablet, why not do the OS right the first time so that you can properly sock Apple in the jaw. I don't know about you, but until someone steps up to compete with Apple, we're going to keep getting tablets with craptacular cameras.
Back to the question at hand: Can the Nook run Honeycomb? The answer is: kinda. It's certainly more stable than the last nightly release I tried from Cyanogenmod (yes I'm aware that it's come a long way since then). It still has its problems, though.
I used an SD card image pulled from this XDA thread. The image requires using a now-standard process of flashing an SD card with the image, and then booting off of the card. It's important to note that this is a Developer Preview image, because Google hasn't released the source yet. So the fact that Honeycomb even works is amazing by itself.
Also note that booting from the SD card image worked even though I borked the Nook Color enough with my previous experimentation that it won't boot from the internal image.
My initial impression of Honeycomb was "Ooo pretty". Google's UI gang has been hard at work, and the results really look nice. The widget-based interface is an interesting concept, and one I could get used to. However, Apple and Microsoft have both had widget interfaces for quite some time, and neither of those took off. So it remains to be seen if Honeycomb's will.
Overall, the interface portrayed the typical Android lag, which after using a family member's HTC Incredible, I was amazed people actually put up with. Even when my 3GS bogs down, there's still little to no lag in the UI response. The Xoom apparently also suffers from this, despite its high-end dual-core hardware. So Google still has some UI tuning to do. It's interesting that I didn't find lag using CM7, as I had expected, and was pleasantly surprised I didn't.
My biggest gripe so far with the rooted Android installs on the Nook is the lack of proper Wi-Fi support. I run WPA2-AES on my primary wireless N network. Honeycomb behaves much better than the CM7 nightly I used, and will stay associated with my AP about 90% of the time. I did have an occasional dropout, but aside from that it worked well, or so I thought.
It's a Nook! Running Honeycomb! Shiny.
Unlocking makes for some pretty animations.
The home screen on a clean install.
The widget and home screen management is nice.
Background tasks are easily accessible but not closed.
The portrait on the nook is a little tough due to the crazy aspect ratio.
You can see the icons are cut off as well in portrait.
You can completely reshuffle widgets on a screen.
My next step was to get the "Google Apps" loaded and working. Back on the XDA forums, there are a number of posts that provide the Honeycomb apps, including the market, and how to install them. This requires getting the Android Device Bridge (ADB) set up, which in and of itself was a pain since the Nook Color isn't open by default to use for development.
I followed some guides though, and loaded some drivers, and the Nook Color finally showed up connected on my Windows PC. I then could "side-load" the market, Gmail, and the other Google apps by using the ADB shell commands. Instructions for side-loading can be found here and ADB setup here. As I said before, it's not exactly easy.
Once installed, my wireless connection problems showed up again. I couldn't actually connect to any Google services while connected to my encrypted network. I didn't have this problem on the stock firmware, so I can only assume it's the preview release. So I connected to an open guest network again, and everything was fine.
I downloaded Angry Birds and played through that for about 5 minutes until it crashed. Gmail also crashed after about five minutes. After more forum hunting, it turns out that if you copy the apps to the internal memory and run from there, they are more stable. I honestly didn't feel it was worth the hassle, so I called it quits.
So, thus far, I would have to say that Nookie Froyo is better than Honeycomb or CM7, with the latter two pretty much on equal footing at this point. I do plan to try out another nightly build of CM7 and see how progress is coming along, because it shows a lot of promise.
In the meantime use the comments below to tell me what you'd like to see next. It's a great little device, and holds up really well under all the rooting abuse.


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Home World Headlines UK Weather: Cold alert issued as possible ice
UK Weather: Cold alert issued as possible ice
UK set for killer cold weather in -10C ARCTIC freeze.
Snowfall in the East of England could be set to spread to London and the rest of the country over the weekend as temperatures drop further throughout the British Isles. The Met Office have issued a severe weather warning covering much of England and Scotland.
Yesterday (9 February) Yorkshire and Norfolk experienced settling snow while sleety snowflakes were reported in the South-East of England. Last night Arctic winds swept across the UK – many will have woken this morning to icy cars and road surfaces.
The Met Office are currently forecasting sustained snowfall in London during the early hours of Saturday morning. They have also warned that daytime temperatures of around 2C will feel much colder because of bitter Easterly winds.
Deputy Chief Meteorologist Richard Young, said: "There's been a notable dip in temperatures across the UK this week and we could see the coldest night of the winter on Friday night if skies are clear as forecast in North West Scotland.
"With this easterly air flow and a chance of some snow showers it will feel very cold this weekend, especially on Sunday, along the south coast where wind chill will make it feel more like -4°C during the day, so wrap up warm."
Parts of Scotland could see as much as 5cm of snow over the weekend with overnight temperatures dropping as low as -10C in the highlands.
Health experts have joined the Met Office in warning drivers and the elderly to plan carefully for the weekend ahead. Families are urged to make sure their relatives have a good supply of food and medicine in anticipation of the destabilizing weather.
Dr Thomas Waite, from Public Health England's Extreme Events team, said: "With more cold weather on the way now is the time to really think how it could impact you and your family, particularly those who are very young, over 65 or who have heart and lung conditions.
"Whenever temperatures drop more people become seriously ill, including pneumonia, heart attacks and strokes – that's why it's so important we all think what we can do for those at risk now."
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Biography – WABAKININE – Volume IV (1771-1800) – Dictionary of Canadian Biography
WABAKININE (Wabacoming, Wabicanine, Waipykanine), Mississauga Ojibwa chief and warrior; d. August 1796 near York (Toronto).
The most important event in Wabakinine's life was his death, and the story of his violent end and its consequences helps dispel the traditional belief that relations between whites and Indians in Upper Canada were generally harmonious.
Wabakinine signed several early land surrenders in present-day southern Ontario. On 9 May 1781 he was one of the Mississaugas (as the white settlers termed Ojibwas on the north shore of Lake Ontario) who confirmed the previous cession of a strip of land four miles wide along the west bank of the Niagara River. His name beads the list of ten Mississauga signatories to an agreement of 22 May 1784, which surrendered lands at the western end of Lake Ontario to the crown. It relinquished about one-half of the band's hunting grounds, reserving only the "Mississauga Tract," an area between Burlington Bay and the Credit River. Wabakinine was present at a conference of December 1792 that clarified the boundaries established by the 1784 agreement, and he signed a document of 24 Oct. 1795 conveying an additional 3, 500 acres to the crown. Hundreds of American immigrants began farming in the surrendered territory and made the Mississaugas' lives a nightmare: farmers threatened to shoot the Indians for "trespassing"; vandals desecrated their graves; epidemics against which the band had no immunity reduced its population from over 500 to roughly 350 between 1787 and 1798.
Late in August 1796 Wabakinine, his wife, sister, and others went to York from the Credit River to sell some salmon. With the money they had earned, they bought liquor and began drinking. Taking advantage of the situation, a soldier named Charles McCuen approached the chief s sister. To "induce her to grant him certain favours" he offered her some rum and a dollar, and that evening, 20 August, went to the Indians' encampment. Wabakinine's wife saw him, wakened her husband, and told him the whites were going to kill his sister. The chief, half-asleep and half-drunk, stumbled towards the soldier. In the scuffle that followed, McCuen hit him soundly on the head with a rock, knocking him senseless to the ground. He later died from the blow.
Several weeks after, his wife died as well, When word reached some Mississaugas hunting around the upper Thames River that she had died of ill treatment by the whites, they called for revenge. Her brother, "said to be a considerable Chief," gathered the band and stopped Augustus Jones*, a provincial surveyor, from proceeding with his survey of the Grand River region.
The thought of a native uprising had always terrified the Upper Canadian authorities, and the deaths of Wabakinine and his wife came at a particularly tense period. A projected attack on the province by French and Spanish forces from the Mississippi valley was rumoured, and it was feared that Joseph Brant [Thayendanegea*] might lead the Indians to join them. He and the colonial authorities had been at loggerheads for a decade over his claim that the Six Nations had the right to sell and lease land on any part of their Grand River Reserve, and he was losing patience. Immediately after hearing of Wabakinine's murder, Brant sent a wampum belt to the Indians on the Upper Lakes inviting the chiefs to the Grand River the following summer. For several weeks in the late winter of 1796–97 the organization of a rebellion appeared to have begun. The fact that McCuen had been discharged for want of evidence no doubt contributed to the Indians' resentment. On 15 Feb. 1797 Ningausim, "a Principal Chief lately from Lake Huron," asked Augustus Jones, whose Indian wife was a Mississauga, to join him and several Mississaugas meeting at York. Jones later reported that Ningausim wished "to open a war against the English to get Satisfaction, for what had been done; saying that he had at the Place of his residence, a great number of young warriors, that he could bring out at his command."
No Franco-Spanish attack occurred, and the uprising never came. Peter Russell*, the administrator of Upper Canada, recognized the agreements Brant had made to sell lands to various whites. The possibility of the 400 Iroquois warriors joining the several hundred Ojibwas who would have been involved was thus removed. Too weak to act on their own, the Ojibwas abandoned the idea of avenging Wabakinine's death.
Donald B. Smith
Ont., Ministry of Natural Resources, Survey Records Office, surveyors letters, 28, pp.137–39, Augustus Jones to D. W. Smith, 11 March 1797. PAC, RG 10, A6, 1834, p.197. PAO, RG 22, 7, affidavits and depositions, Home District, 1796–1835. PRO, CO 42/340, f.51. Canada, Indian treaties and surrenders . . . [1680–1906] (3v., Ottawa, 1891–1912; repr. Toronto, 1971), I, 5–9; III, 196–97. Correspondence of Lieut. Governor Simcoe (Cruikshank), III, 24. The correspondence of the Honourable Peter Russell, with allied documents relating to his administration of the government of Upper Canada . . . , ed. E. A. Cruikshank and A. F. Hunter (3v., Toronto, 1932–36), I, 49–50, 117; 11, 30, 41, 306. Upper Canada Gazette; or, American Oracle (West-Niagara [Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.]), 30 Dec. 1797, 12 May 1798. Handbook of Indians of Canada (Hodge), 5, 7, 9. [Kahkewaquonaby], Life and journals of Kah-ke-wa-quo-na-by (Rev. Peter Jones), Wesleyan missionary (Toronto, 1860).
JONES, AUGUSTUS (Vol. 7)THAYENDANEGEA (Vol. 5)RUSSELL, PETER (Vol. 5)BUTLER, JOHN (d. 1796) (Vol. 4)KINEUBENAE (Vol. 5)PRESCOTT, ROBERT (Vol. 5)RAMSAY, DAVID (Vol. 5)SELBY, PRIDEAUX (Vol. 5)
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RUSSELL, PETER
BUTLER, JOHN (d. 1796)
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PRESCOTT, ROBERT
Donald B. Smith, "WABAKININE," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 4, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed January 19, 2020, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/wabakinine_4E.html.
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The Austin Ukulele Society had a fabulous August meeting with a record-setting turnout of nearly 140 ukulele enthusiasts. 🙂 Everyone enjoyed learning to sing and strum the well-loved classic hit, "Ripple," as we commemorated the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Grateful Dead. A special thanks to Charley for sharing the inspiring Playing for Change version of this song and to Gary for providing the tempo on his upright bass. You can download the lyrics and chords for "Ripple" or download a copy of the presentation (what we project up on the wall for all to follow along).
We were lucky and privileged to enjoy a wealth of talent on a variety of covers and originals during the open mic portion of the evening – much appreciation to Janet, Cranius, Richard Haas, Bill and Kathy, Cindy, Richard Walters, Jack, and Kevin with his students.
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Who killed sid and nancy
The police, it seemed, had their man.
A police report Merberg still has in his possession that was viewed by InsideEdition. It was Vicious himself who phoned police to say he had found her dead body, and an hour later on the morning of October 12, 1978, in a holding cell at the Third Homicide Division, Vicious famously confessed: The fingerprints of six people with police records were found in their room, but none ever were questioned, according to reports.
Mummy blogger takes scissors to a black top to recreate Kim Kardashian's daring Thierry Mugler cutout dress... He had killed his lover, it seemed, in the ultimate act of rock debauchery while out of his mind on drugs.
Did Sid really kill Nancy? Explosive new evidence suggests the punk rocker may have been innocent
Thank you for your support. As the murderer robbed and killed Spungen for the huge stash of cash they kept there, Vicious, it is claimed, slept through the attack, only waking to find his lover's dead body in the morning.
When she was 16, she graduated from high school two years early and enrolled at the University of Colorado Boulder, but ended up getting expelled months later and returning home. Both Spungen and Vicious were addicted to heroin and friends pointed out that there was no heroin to be found.
But by the late 1970s, it was little more than a sprawling drugs den populated by a seedy coterie of Manhattan low-life. On the same day Spungen's body was found, Vicious who was born John Ritchie was arrested and charged with her murder. New series promises 'explosions' in the run-up to Billie's wedding...
40 Years Ago: Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen's Relationship Ends in Her Death
Now, however, the Sex Pistols bass guitarist, who was on bail charged with stabbing Spungen to death at their Manhattan hotel four months earlier, was dead and the file could be closed with the minimum of fuss. View the Gallery.
Nancy was born in the suburbs of Philadelphia in 1958. Fascinating images show how a kitten with vitiligo transformed from black to white over two years - and now...
40 Years After Her Death, Why Sid and Nancy Are Punk's Anti-Romeo and Juliet
She and her boyfriend, Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious, had been living in Room 100 for about a month and a half when Vicious called the front desk, saying that something had happened to his girlfriend. Our expert reveals why Hyaluronic Acid and AHA are the essential ingredients you should be looking out for... His mother, who committed suicide in 1996, remained convinced of her son's innocence until her dying day.
Stepping over empty bottles and half-eaten plates of spaghetti the untidy remnants of the previous night's party , two police officers from the tough 6th Precinct stood in the doorway and surveyed the scene.
He discovered the body at 10: Footage reveals how the Duchess performed the 'perfect' deep bob for the King of Morocco - after a wobbly start in front of the Queen Britain's best burgers!
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Elephone S8 will be equipped with MediaTek Helio X27 processor, and have 4GB+128GB,provide rear dual camera,which the same as Elephone Play X.But more information about S8 we have to wait for the official announcement.


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331-й отдельный артиллерийский Свирский ордена Богдана Хмельницкого дивизион особой мощности резерва Главного Командования — воинская часть Вооружённых сил СССР во время Великой Отечественной войны.

История
В целом, дивизион ведёт свою историю от 1-й артиллерийской бригады особого назначения, сформированной в 1915 году, а дивизион под существующим номером впервые сформирован 02.03.1940 года на базе 184-го гаубичного артиллерийского полка, в ноябре 1940 года вместе с другими четырьмя дивизионами особой мощности сведён в 281-й гаубичный артиллерийский полк, 22.06.1941 года полк вновь был расформирован на отдельные дивизионы.

В составе действующей армии с 09.08.1942 по 19.08.1942, с 09.09.1942 по 28.09.1942, с 08.09.1943 по 20.10.1943, с 16.06.1944 по 05.09.1944 и с 09.03.1945 по 09.05.1945 года.

На вооружении дивизиона находились 6 305-миллиметровых гаубиц системы Виккерса образца 1915 года российского производства.

На 22.06.1941 года дивизион находился в Орловском военном округе. В августе 1941 года дивизион железнодорожным эшелоном был передислоцирован на станцию Тоцкое Чкаловской области. С августа 1941 по август 1942 дивизион дислоцировался в селе Кирсановка Чкаловской области.

28.07.1942 погружен в эшелон, передислоцировался на станцию Ростов-Ярославский, 09.08.1942 1-я и 3-я батареи дивизиона убыли на станцию Износки под Вязьму, где разрушали вражеские укрепления в ходе Ржевско-Сычевской операции. 2-я батарея отбыла в район станции Будогощь, Ленинградской области и занималась разрушением опорных пунктов противника в полосе действия 4-й армии.

С 09.09.1942 по 28.09.1942 дивизион разрушает укрепления на подступах к Ржеву.

С 08.09.1943 по 20.10.1943 дивизион разрушает укрепления в районе Синявино, Кириши

с 16.06.1944 занял позиции по реке Свирь, по 09.08.1944 года участвует в Свирско-Петрозаводской операции, разрушая долговременные оборонительные сооружения финских войск. Погружен в эшелоны и направлен в Молдавию

В конце августа 1944 года обеспечивает прорыв обороны противника в ходе Ясско-Кишинёвской операции.

С марта 1945 года принимает участие в прорыве сильно укреплённой оборонительной полосы противника на реке Одер, разрушает укрепления в городах Франкфурт и Кюстрин.

08.04.1945 убыл по железной дороге из расположения 33-й армии в оперативное подчинение 5-й ударной армии в район Кюстрина

27.04.1945 года дивизион занял боевой порядок вблизи станции Лихтенберг, в окрестностях Берлина, 29.04.1945 одной батареей вёл обстрел зданий гестапо, занимающих квартал в центре Берлина, поддерживая части 301-й стрелковой дивизии, в ночь на 02.05.1945 участвовал в штурме Берлина.

После окончания войны до 15.11.1945 года дивизион находился на станции Бюркенбрюк

Подчинение

Командование
  Бадаев Константин Иванович ( командир дивизиона с июля 1942 года до 1947 года) майор

Награды и наименования

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 Перечень № 31 артиллерийских частей и подразделений (отдельных дивизионов, батальонов, батарей, рот и отрядов) с сроками вхождения их в состав действующей армии в годы Великой Отечественной войны
 О боевом пути дивизиона

Отдельные артиллерийские дивизионы особой мощности СССР в Великой Отечественной войне
Воинские части и формирования, созданные в 1941 году
Воинские части и формирования, расформированные в 1954 году


The original Disgaea is making another return, this time to modern consoles with an HD makeover. For longtime fans of the series, a new collector's edition will hopefully be enough enticement to return.
That mouse pad is a hilarious inclusion.


From professional grade to weekend warriors, a dandy set of rope of horses - 101 in all - headlined Billings Livestock's tenth annual spring "Rope Horse Special" catalog sale April 25-26.
With a final tally of 984 horses and 30 roping steers, the rope horses showed and glowed at a pre-sale jackpot held Friday afternoon in the BLS arena.
Welcoming 126 teams, the tell-all competition allowed the consignors to show their horses in a contest setting and gave buyers the opportunity to closely shop the rope horse rides.
They put it on three steers in 21.29 and the team of Britt Givens, Riverton, WY and Justin Hammerich, Banner, WY claimed the jackpot championship, Masters Saddles breast collars, and $332 per man.
Rope horses ruled the high sellers listing as the top two selling horses of the weekend - a calf horse and a head horse - brought $16,000 and $14,000 respectively.
The top 20 rope horses - head, heel, breakaway, or calf rope - averaged $7,250.
The sale weekend saw 86 percent completed sales, marketing horses to 21 states and Canada.
Leading the charge was Hip 159 "CW MR Grape Juice" a 2001 AQHA Bay gelding x Smart Like Juice and out of a Mr. Melody Jac daughter.
Just call him the business, the fancy, finished calf horse came trained, shown, and consigned by PRCA Million-dollar cowboy Brent Lewis, Eloy, AZ.
Dennis Ludington, Ephraim, UT purchased the quality rodeo gelding for $16,000.
With 23 National Finals Rodeo qualifications between them and 16 appearances at the National Finals Steer Roping, Billings Livestock was proud to offer horses consigned by Million dollar cowboy and World Champion Team Roper Bobby Harris, current World Champion Saddle Bronc rider J.J. Elshire, eleven-time NFR qualifer Brent Lewis, and National Finals Steer Ropers J.R. Olson and Ora Taton.
Back at the sale, runner-up honors went to Hip 24 "Onyx" a grade, 12 year-old black gelding offered by Turner Performance Horses, Victor, MT.
Head, heel, or run barrels, the all-in-one super horse brought $14,000 and sold to Elke Edwards, Gillette, WY.
Number three in rope horse rank was Hip 185 "Jackson Kyd" - another 12 year-old black gelding, this one AQHA registered and sired by Three Chicks Flash - came offered by Travis Elings, Helena, MT.
Rope one or 20, you had the same horse run after run and the quiet, gentle, dependable ride sold to Marty McMillan, Lodgepole, NE for $12,000.
Pat and Connie Fitzgerald, Fitgerald Cutting Horses, Paoli, OK, home of the $4 million dollar sire "Smart Mate" offered Hip 134 "Tomson Cat" a 91 AQHA sorrel mare x Son O Doc.
The NCHA money earning mare sold with a Smart Mate baby at side and bred back to Smart Mate for 2009.
David Day, Broadus, MT purchased the package for $12,500.
Good horses, both mares and geldings - fit, ready, and riding - continued to wield their market power at Billings Livestock - catalog sale averages beat 2007 figures all the way through.
Here are the facts: the top five selling horses averaged $12,900 compared to $11,640 in '07; top ten averaged $11,000 versus $9,600 last year; top 20 at $8,965 likened to $8,205 one year ago, top 50 came in at $6,444 compared to $6,212, and on the top 100 - $4,724 in '08 against $4,694 in '07.
The trend continues and the gap inches wider - the thinner, less experienced horses face challenged demand.
On the loose horse side, the top-end market horses and prospects held their own ground, however, the middle and bottom end - the younger, thinner, poorer quality individuals, met with a softened market.
Loose averages show the top five bringing $1,650, $1,500, and three horses at $1,300 each for an average sale price of $1,410; top ten loose brought $1,192, top 20 came in at $949, top 50 brought $675, and the top 100 averaged $512.
Billings Livestock's next sale event is set for May 24 - 25 and will feature the annual "Cow Country Classic" catalog sale in addition to the "Best of the Remuda" Ranch Gelding competition. Featured in May will be Ranch geldings along with kid's ponies and horses.
Ranch Horse competition is set for 3 p.m. Friday, May 23 in the BLS Arena.
Cattle will be available both days to preview the rope horses and cutting horses.


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RV Shipments To Top 438,000 Units for 2017
by Wendy on December 8, 2016
via RVBusiness.com
The RV industry's shipments will top 438,000 units in 2017, a 4.4% increase above the projected 2016 total of 419,500 units, according to a new forecast from the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA).
The forecast was prepared by RV industry analyst Richard Curtin and released by RVIA President Frank Hugelmeyer at Outlook 2017, the all-industry breakfast program that kicked off the 54th National RV Trade Show today (Nov. 29).
The market projection sees towable RVs ending 2016 at 366,000 units before rising to 383,000 units in 2017. Motorhome shipments will reach 53,000 units this year and 55,000 units next year.
"These are historic shipment totals, and they mark the eighth consecutive year of growth for the RV market, and an incredible gain of 161% from the market bottom in 2009." said Hugelmeyer in a press release. "We're optimistic about continued growth into next year due to favorable economic conditions. Inflation and interest rates are near historic lows; a more vibrant economy has created jobs and reduced unemployment to near its lowest levels in decades; wages are finally showing signs of improvement; and household wealth has begun to accumulate toward record highs. These are all working in the RV market's favor."
Hugelmeyer added that beyond shipment statistics there are other metrics tracked by RVIA demonstrating that the RV industry is a robust, vital component of the national economy.
"This past summer, RVIA unveiled our RVs Move America study. It was the first-ever look at the total economic impact of the entire RV market, and the findings were astounding," he said. "The RV industry generates an annual economic impact of $50 billion per year. It employs 289,000 workers who earn $15.8 billion in wages and benefits. Additionally, the industry contributes $5.7 billion in federal, state and local taxes."
Hugelmeyer said that this data provides a powerful message to share with governmental contacts as RVIA works in a new political environment.
"The political landscape shifted earlier this month with the election of Donald Trump and Mike Pence, and a new administration present the potential for fundamental changes in economic policies and regulations," Hugelmeyer said. "As a non-partisan organization, RVIA will continue work on both sides of the aisle to promote and protect the interests of the RV industry. I'm confident that we will be able to successfully work with the Trump administration and the new Congress on issues impacting the RV market."
RVIA also offered updates on the Go RVing Coalition while sharing results on new research by A.C. Nielsen that will be used to accelerate the RV market's strong momentum.
Industry leaders reported that the market for recreation vehicles is poised to continue record-setting growth as the industry positions itself to reach new customers with the Go RVing market expansion campaign.
"This is the largest and most comprehensive consumer research study we've done in a decade," said Go RVing co-chairman and Airstream Inc. President Bob Wheeler. "The research points us to emerging markets and technologies to embrace for our message to resonate with the right consumers."
The research identified three key market segments receptive to RV messaging that combined represent 40% of the US population.
"The new data will inform us how to keep current owners happy, while also driving new, motivated customers into dealer showrooms," said Wheeler.
The Nielsen results will help the Go RVing campaign hone its aggressive marketing efforts, co-chair Tom Stinnett told the overflow audience of more than 1,100.
"We know the appeal of RVing increases with non-owners when they engage with our products and actual owners who are passionate about RVing," Stinnett said. "That's why we launched the AWAY video microsite to share stories from real RVers. And that's why we've invested in placing RVs at large events around the country — to give people not expecting to see an RV to have an experience seeing one."
Stinnett also noted the growing value of social media in reaching potential customers. "We know the up-and-coming consumers are a sharing society," he said. "By turning our messaging into authentic, sharable experiences, Go RVing is building truest and desire within the marketplace."
Chairman of the RVIA PR Committee Chad Reece discussed the importance of public relations in an evolving media environment. "The media landscape is being terraformed by the Internet and mobile devices," Reece told attendees. "The staggering diversity of media outlets is both challenge and opportunity."
Reece noted the PR team had maintained a successful media relations program with nimble adjustments to the changing environment, and working to secure third party endorsements of the RV lifestyle from mainstream media, and from new media with large audiences.
For more information on RV market statistics and research, visit the "Market Data and Trends" section of www.rvia.org.
To read the original article, go to RVIA: Shipments Will Top 438,000 Units for 2017
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Los Angeles has a lot of mansions. Los Angeles has a lot of homes that are over-the-top. But perhaps nothing is more extravagant than the 35,000-square-foot Bel Air behemoth owned by Mohammed Hadid and Shiva Safai.
Oh, and it's currently on sale for $85,000,000. (The Agency, owned by another Real Housewives-adjacent millionaire, is in charge of the listing).
This isn't your average mansion, however—and not just in price. This home is truly one-of-a-kind, from the 36-foot-high hand-chiseled Jerusalem stone wall that surrounds the property to the hand-finished embellishments on every nook and cranny that took 1,000 workers and 100 master craftsmen from across the world to complete. No detail has been overlooked: Not the Moroccan tiles or the Turkish lamps or the screening room that models itself after the ballet theaters of Russia.
Are you jealous yet? You haven't even heard the craziest parts.
This is a house that truly needs to be seen to believed, and whose outrageous features truly need to be spelled out to prove a point. Check out E! News' tour of the entire abode above, and maybe don't use the below checklist to compare and contrast your own pad.


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Wedding Dress Without Side Seams. Foreword.
Tutorial 2. Calculating Adjustments to the Standard Pattern.
Tutorial 3. Customizing the Size of the Pattern.
Tutorial 4. Styling and Shaping the Pattern.
Tutorial 5. Building a Paper Pattern without Side Seams.
Tutorial 6. Testing the New Pattern on a Mock-Up.
Tutorial 7. Review of Materials Used.
Tutorial 8. Cutting the Dress.
Tutorial 9. Duplicating Parts of the Dress. Cutting the Chiffon and the Lace.
Tutorial 10. Marking the Placement of Bones. Cutting the Lacing Panels.
Tutorial 11. Assembling the Lacing Panels. Installing Grommets.
Tutorial 12. Sewing the Princess Seams on the Lining.
Tutorial 13. Sewing and Pressing All Princess Seams on the Lining.
Tutorial 14. Sewing Bones onto the Lining.
Tutorial 15. Sewing Ready Foam Cups into the Dress.
Tutorial 16. Joining the Face Layers along the Front Princess Seams.
Tutorial 17. Sewing the Front Princess Seams. Installing the Zipper.
Tutorial 18. Pinning Together the Back Princess Seams.
Tutorial 19. Sewing the Back Princess Seams. Pressing the Face of the Dress.
Tutorial 20. Cutting and Sewing Chiffon Halter-Neck Straps.
Tutorial 21. Joining the Face and the Lining along the Neckline.
Tutorial 22. Finishing the Zipper with the Lining.
Tutorial 23. Joining the Face and the Lining (Final Steps).
Tutorial 24. Finishing the Slit and the Hem of the Dress with the Lining.
Tutorial 25. Finishing the Bottom of the Slit and the Hem of the Dress.
Tutorial 26. Decorating the Dress with Beaded Trimmings.
Tutorial 27. Cutting and Sewing Removable Chiffon Sleeves.
Tutorial 28. Joining the Sleeves with the Necklace. Finished Garment.


Does anyone know how long an LTVP is usually given for a dependent. My husband and myself are both PR'S but want to get our two month old an LTVP... Does anyone know whats the duration of stay for an LTVP in 'Singapore ?
Serendipitysays wrote: Does anyone know how long an LTVP is usually given for a dependent. My husband and myself are both PR'S but want to get our two month old an LTVP... Does anyone know whats the duration of stay for an LTVP in 'Singapore ?
Strange ! We got our kids ltvp today but it seems to have just a years validity !Is that the usual norm ?
Is the child a male child? If so, you might find that you will not be able to extend the LTVP after that year because you did not get him PR as well, which means you are trying to dodge obligations. IF that is the case, then you may well find that when you try to get your REP, you may find that is also only given for a year (final) unless all are brought in. They are not stupid and woe to anybody who, to their folly, thinks so.
But they may do it for females as well as you are still showing them that you have no intentions of being "Permanent" residents.
We had of course applied for A Ltvp before his short term visa expired( a month after birth ) The ltvp gets approved in principle way before but you have to submit relevant documents and set up an appointment with ICA .All this before you can get your card The whole process takes about a month. My intention was to find out what's the usual duration of ltvp as I had no info around that . So appreciate the input as always !
Me thinks if you meet the criteria and make enough Moolah to support your child born here in Singapore, there is no reason as to why the govt won't approve your child's request for a lTVP. The duration of the lTVP i suppose is wholly their discretion . One year is good enough time I suppose.
May I get any number or mail id to contact mom?
When I checked I could see contact number for local callers.can I also use the same?


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Why did you use 45 degrees in the cosine matrix and not 135?
I made an error, sorry about that. The angle I used to do the calculations is 135 degrees, however in my haste I failed to explain why we should use 135, or to indicate that I did use 135.
We should use 135 degrees because that is the angle from the positive X axis to the position vector. Note that the figure in the book shows the angle theta as being measured from the positive Y axis.
The quantities are correct but I need to re-record this video to correct the error at about 2:48.


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Highlights from April 25 Reno City Council meeting
By: ThisIsReno
CITY OF RENO NEWS RELEASE
Today, the Reno City Council held its regularly scheduled meeting. Below are some highlights from the meeting.
• Agenda Item D.5
The city of Reno received the Government Finance Officer's Association Distinguished Budget Award for the fiscal year 2011-12 budget. This is Reno's 16th consecutive award and recognizes the city for its commitment to meeting the highest principles of governmental budgeting. The award reflects that Reno's budget document serves as a policy document, a financial plan, an operations guide and a communications device. There are 14 mandatory criteria within each of these four principle guidelines that must be rated. The city of Reno's budget document met every one of those criteria and is recognized for this achievement.
• Agenda Item E.4
The City Council approved a lease agreement with Reno Investment Two, LLC for warehouse space at 725 Trademark Drive for use as a temporary fire station in the amount of $3,333 per month. The lease agreement is for a month to-month tenancy which provides flexibility to relocate staff and apparatus to a new fire station anticipated to be constructed in the near future. The warehouse space will be modified to provide living areas for a crew and parking for a fire engine.
As a result of Washoe County terminating the Interlocal Agreement for Fire Services, Reno will be required to vacate the Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Station 14 at 12300 Old Virginia Road as of June 30, 2012. Through consolidation, Reno staffed at its own expense a full crew providing service from Station 14 which is located within the jurisdictional limits of the city. In order to maintain fire service delivery to the citizens of Reno, a staffed engine company is needed to provide coverage in the south Reno area.
• Agenda Item G.1
The City Council approved to extend the expiration of the Moratorium on Secondhand Dealers in Precious Metals until August 23, 2012. The extension would allow staff additional time to research and draft a proposed ordinance relating to secondhand dealers in precious metals.
On January 18, 2012, the City Council enacted an ordinance, RMC 5.08.125, establishing a moratorium prohibiting issuing secondhand dealer privileged business license to deal in precious metals (was set to expire on April 26, 2012, unless extended). The state of Nevada regulates secondhand dealers pursuant to Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) Chapter 647 and authorizes the city of Reno to enact ordinances which, among other things, authorize "conditions, limitations or restrictions upon the [secondhand dealer] license" pursuant to NRS 268.0974.
• Agenda Item J.8
The City Council accepted the donation along with approving an agreement with the Club Cal Neva Hotel and Casino. The Cal Neva Hotel and Casino offered to pay all the costs associated with the refurbishment, transportation, installation and insurance necessary to repair the Howard-Mayer Clock, which previously resided in the Park Lane Mall. In the 1920s, the clock was located in front of Ginsberg Jewelers on North Virginia Street. The final location of the clock after it is refurbished has not yet been determined, but it is anticipated to be placed in a prominent downtown Reno location.
In 2007, the owners of the Park Lane Mall made the decision to demolish the structure to make way for development. As a result, the clock, having been relocated to the Park Lane Mall in the mid-1960s, needed a new home. The mall owners offered it to the city, and Mayor Cashell accepted it on the city's behalf. The clock was dismantled and placed in storage by the city, where it has remained.
• Agenda Item L.4
The City Council approved the reallocation from Councilmember Gustin's council donation funds for fiscal year 2011-2012 in the amount of $1,205 to the Nevada Junior Livestock Foundation to support exhibit awards and educational classes in the Animal Breeding Category. Council donation funds can only be used for nonprofit organizations that provide substantial benefits within our community.
The City Council approved the reallocation from Councilmember Gustin's Council donation funds for fiscal year 2011-2012 in the amount of $1,500 to the city of Reno Parks, Recreation, and Community Service Department to purchase 10 trees for the April 27, 2012, Arbor Day tree planting in Idlewild Park. Council donation funds can only be used for nonprofit organizations that provide substantial benefits within our community.
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Il doppio del torneo di tennis Budapest Grand Prix 2006, facente parte del WTA Tour 2006, ha avuto come vincitrici Janette Husárová e Michaëlla Krajicek che hanno battuto in finale Lucie Hradecká e Renata Voráčová 4-6, 6-4, 6-4.

Teste di serie

 Iveta Benešová /  Juliana Fedak (quarti di finale)
 Eléni Daniilídou /  Jasmin Wöhr (semifinali)

 Janette Husárová /  Michaëlla Krajicek (campionesse)
 Maret Ani /  Ágnes Szávay (primo turno)

Tabellone

Collegamenti esterni
 Tabellone doppio

Budapest Grand Prix 2006