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Canadian Hockey League (CHL) welcomes Kia Canada as new Partner to Drive Canada's national past-time
Latest News Dec 6th, 2018
QUEBEC CITY, Oct. 3, 2018 /CNW/ – The Canadian Hockey League in association with Kia Canada Inc. are proud to announce a new partnership whereby Kia Canada becomes the Official Automotive Partner of the Canadian Hockey League, Western Hockey League, Ontario Hockey League, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, as well as new presenting sponsor of the Memorial Cup.
The new partnership officially launches today with media events in Quebec City and Calgary where the logo for the 2019 Memorial Cup Presented by Kia was unveiled and the host city for the 2020 Memorial Cup Presented by Kia was announced as Kelowna, British Columbia.
"On behalf of the Canadian Hockey League it is my pleasure to welcome Kia Canada to the CHL family," said CHL President David Branch. "We are excited to work together to align our goals and build a strong partnership that includes creating a unique and memorable experience at our distinguished national championship. We look forward to the Memorial Cup Presented by Kia in Halifax this May, and our 2020 event in Western Canada."
The Memorial Cup has a rich tradition that has shaped the way junior hockey is played in North America. The trophy was originally known as the OHA Memorial Cup and was donated by the Ontario Hockey Association in March, 1919, in remembrance of the many soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice for Canada in the First Wold War. In 2010 the Memorial Cup was rededicated to the memory of all fallen Canadian Military Personnel. Last season marked the centennial celebration of the Memorial Cup where it was presented for the 100th time to the Acadie-Bathurst Titan in Regina. The 2019 Memorial Cup Presented by Kia will feature the host Halifax Mooseheads along with the champions from the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL competing May 16-26.
"At Kia, we believe in the power that sports have to bring people and communities together so, as we enter our 20th year in Canada, we are proud to be a new partner of the Canadian Hockey League – the highest junior echelon of Canada's favourite sport," said Michael Kopke, Director of Marketing, Kia Canada Inc. "With our industry-leading quality and advanced safety and technology features, Kia's lineup is a great fit for the CHL and Canadian hockey families wanting to stay safe and warm on their way to the rink; and everyone at Kia will be working hard to drive our national past-time and working within communities across the country to provide more opportunities for Canadians to watch, play and love the sport of hockey."
Kia Canada will also have the opportunity to engage with CHL fans and communities across the country as an associate partner of the CIBC Canada Russia Series and the Sherwin-Williams CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game. Throughout the regular season, they will help spotlight some of the league's best teams with feature content and title sponsorship of the CHL's popular weekly top-10 rankings, and then join each regional league as a playoff partner during the stretch drive towards the Memorial Cup Presented by Kia. With commitment to community top of mind, Kia Canada will also present Humanitarian of the Year awards in all three leagues and to a national recipient at the annual CHL Awards Ceremony.
About Kia Canada Inc.
Kia Canada Inc. (www.kia.ca – www.facebook.com/kiacanada), a maker of quality vehicles for the young-at-heart is a subsidiary of Kia Motors Corporation (KMC) which was founded in 1999 and sells and services high quality, class leading vehicles like the Soul, Forte, Optima and Sorento through a network of 192 dealers nationwide. Kia Canada Inc. employs 154 people in its Mississauga, Ontario headquarters and three regional offices across Canada, including a state-of-the-art facility in Montreal. Kia's brand slogan "The Power to Surprise" represents the company's global commitment to surprise the world by providing exciting & inspiring experiences that go beyond expectations.
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Amina and Pierre met at university and got married just after they graduated. They both started work within the financial services industry. They soon realised that they were just not getting along and took the very difficult decision to divorce two and a half years after they were married.
Both of them had very bright futures within their companies but, being relatively junior, their incomes were not substantial and so they had very little to spare each month after paying their rent and bills. Even though there were no assets to divide, Amina felt very strongly that a formal clean break settlement should be put in place to give her and Pierre peace of mind that there would be no financial claim by either of them in future.
Amina came to us and we gave her advice as to how she could commence divorce proceedings on the basis of Pierre's unreasonable behaviour. We wrote to Pierre in very amicable terms and suggested a formula of words for the divorce documentation, which he was content to accept. Once we had helped Amina lodge the correct documents at court to get the divorce underway, we put together a clean break consent order on her behalf. This simply provided that neither party would have any financial claim against the other's property, pensions or income or against their estate if they were to die. We liaised with Amina and with Pierre's solicitors to complete a short form of financial disclosure – known as a Statement of Information. This document is required by the court so that it can check that the financial settlement the parties propose – in this case a complete clean break – is fair in all the circumstances.
Once the decree nisi had been granted in the divorce proceedings, we sent the clean break consent order and completed Statement of Information to court. It took a few weeks for the papers to be processed by the court. However, the consent order was duly stamped by the judge without either party having to attend court in person. Once the consent order had been approved by the court, Amina instructed us to apply for the decree absolute on her behalf. This was important for two reasons. First, the decree absolute is the final stage in the divorce process, after which the parties are then 'divorced' and able to remarry if they choose. Secondly, the granting of the decree absolute brings the clean break consent order into force, ensuring that neither party has any further financial obligation towards the other and bringing to an end the potential for financial claims in future.
Although Amina found the process very sad, she was pleased that everything was dealt with amicably and efficiently, allowing her to draw a line under an important stage in her life, safe in the knowledge that the financial aspects of her divorce had been resolved decisively.
You can also read more about our divorce services here.


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ISG is set to build a hotel at the King's Dock area of Liverpool.
The 200-room facility will be situated next to the Liverpool Exhibition Centre which will also be built by the company. ISG secured the contract for the latter last year and plans will now include a six-story hotel which brings the overall value of the project up to over £50 million. Work on the four-star hotel and exhibition centre is due to begin in the near future with officials earmarking 2015 as an opening date.
Liverpool's King's Dock area has been undergoing significant redevelopment over recent years. It was once touted as being the home to Everton FC's new stadium but plans fell through in 2003 and since then it has been subject of much talk between contractors. In 2008 it became home to the Liverpool Echo Arena which gave the city a major venue for holding concerts and sporting events while also allowing the city to compete with nearby Manchester.
The 12,000-capacity arena has formed a large part of the regeneration of the former port and the creation of both Liverpool Exhibition Centre and the four-star hotel is set to attract more visitors to Merseyside. Architect Denton Corker Marshall explained that the exhibition centre will comprise of three equally sized halls, divided by moveable walls, and will be able to host international conventions, concerts and sport events.
Denton Corker Marshall explained that it will have double the amount of exhibition space that is currently available at ACC Liverpool, rising above 15,225 sq m. The hotel will also have an intricate rectangular 'tube' design complete with extensive glazing and a double height atrium.


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Revolutionizing public service
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NEWS of a neophyte politician winning the gubernatorial post in Davao del Norte made it to the headlines after the midterm elections last May.
Edwin I. Jubahib, popularly known as Kuya Edwin, won over Rodolfo del Rosario, Jr. for the position of Davao del Norte governor with 275,984 votes, edging out the latter who got 166,870 votes.
Jubahib led the landslide victory of the PDP-Laban Party slate in Davao del Norte with a campaign that is fueled by a sincere pro-poor crusade and no-nonsense call for genuine change.
His erstwhile boss, former House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez also defeated Governor Anthony del Rosario to retain his position as congressman of the 1st District.
Jubahib is set to serve the Dabaonons with a genuine desire to serve the less fortunate.
Knowing the great responsibility he holds, the new governor set his sights on revolutionizing the way the provincial government provides basic services to the Dabaonon people.
Jubahib revealed his radical plan of making the provincial government closer to the ordinary citizens, by extending the services of the Provincial Governor's Office, along with other frontline offices of the Capitol, to the public beyond official office hours.
"Ako po ay mag opisina mula alas otso nang umaga hanggang alas dose nang hating gabi. (I will be reporting to office from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 m.n.)," he said during the Philippine's 121st Independence Day celebration of the City of Tagum.
He said he will personally attend to the issues and concerns of the people, who can see him even without setting prior appointment.
To boost services, Jubahib also bared to set up a one-stop shop for the services of the offices of the two Congressional Districts in the province at the Provincial Capitol.
At the same time, he is set to rename the Tahanan ng Gobernador, which was known to be the official residence of the provincial governor since year 2000. It shall be known as the "Davao del Norte People's Palace", which will be available in hosting exclusive events of local chief executives, local government officials, barangay officials and other agencies, such as the Department of Interior and Local Government.
He said he would set up a "bayanihan" system among the local government units (LGU) of Davao del Norte, in order to efficiently resolving local concerns and problems, as well as synchronize the delivery of essential public services.
"Ibig sabihin 'pag ang isang LGU may problema, lahat ng LGUs pupunta doon, kasama ang provincial government upang tumulong. (That would mean whenever one LGU would have a problem, all the LGUs, together with the provincial government, would go there to help)," he said.
He disclosed he already had a meeting with the newly-elected local chief executives regarding the matter.
The new governor also confirmed the implementation of zero billing for the patients in all the public hospitals within the province.
"Sabi ko sa inyo ngayong July 1, sa ating pamamahala, sa ating probinsya sa Davao del Norte ang tatlong district hospitals: Kapalong, Carmen, Igacos (Island Garden City of Samal) at ang Davao Regional Hospital, SPMC (Southern Philippines Medical Center) ay libre na po para sa lahat (I am telling you that on July 1, in my administration of the province of Davao del Norte, the three district hospitals: Kapalong, Carmen, Igacos, and the Davao Regional Hospital, SPMC shall be free for all)," he announced.
Among other reforms, Jubahib further mentioned the creation of the Task Force Davao del Norte to harden peace and security in the province; making the province more attractive to investors; broadening of agricultural services and opportunities; enhancement of the provincial scholarship program; free use of the facilities of the Davao del Norte Sports and Tourism Complex; and, expansion of potable water system projects and launch of water treatment facilities.
He now shows his firmness in realizing his platform of government, which is summarized by an acronym that bears his moniker. It is spelled as Knowledgeable, Understanding, Yes to Progress and Action-Oriented towards Establishment of Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization and Farming; Delivery of Equitable Social Services, Education and People's Participation Programs for Good Governance; Wholehearted approach to Tourism Development, Job Creation, Economic Stability and Investments; Infrastructure and Industrialization for All; and, Normalization and Strengthening of People's Rights and Social Justice.
Early on, the new governor would like to prove that success is not defined by being able to win in the elections. Jubahib remains humble and approachable, never forgetting who he was and from where he came from. With determination, he is keen on making good his promise of delivering no-nonsense, honest-to-goodness public service without pretension and reservation in improving the lot of his people.
"Ang Kapitolyo dili ni para lang sa usa ka gobernador. Kundili, ang Kapitolyo para paghatod ug serbisyo sa tanang tao diri sa probinsya sa Davao del Norte (The Capitol is not only for the governor. It is intended to provide basic services to all the people of Davao del Norte)," he said.
Being born into an impoverished farmer household and growing up poor didn't stop Jubahib from reaching the pinnacle of success.
He hurdled every obstacle to make it to the top. He proved that, with determination and right opportunities, children born into poverty are able to transcend the adversities and steep obstacles to become successful later in life.
Hailing from Barangay New Visayas, Panabo City, Jubahib learned early in life the importance of hard work and the value of education in getting out of poverty.
He finished his elementary and secondary education in New Visayas Elementary School and Panabo Provincial High School, respectively.
He started helping his parents toil the land at a young age of eight. He breezed through selling vegetables and studying to complete his secondary education. He strived as a working student in order to make his way to college. He engaged in odd jobs while studying to help his parents meet both ends, finishing Bachelor of Science in Criminology at the University of Mindanao in Davao City.
His honesty and hard work paid off when he moved up the corporate ladder rising from a bus conductor to inspector and eventually to become an assistant operations manager in the Davao City branch of a known bus company.
He was given the opportunity to work and study in Japan in 2004, gaining apprenticeship in technical engineering. He then went back to the Philippines to start his own construction company.
Jubahib met Alvarez when he served as regional campaign manager of former Senator Manny Villar when he ran for president in 2010. When the senator lost, he took Jubahib to supervise his housing project in Tagum City.
Meanwhile, the friendship of Alvarez and Jubahib continued to blossom. Such that when the former secured the congressional seat in District 1, he took the latter to manage his local office and man the delivery of basic services to his constituents. With a deep sense of propriety, Kuya Edwin did not betray his position of trust by shying away from contracting projects within the legislative district of the congressman.
It was in his stint as personal assistant to Alvarez where Jubahib learned the art of genuine public service. Jubahib built a lasting impression as the "Kuya ng Masa", involved in overseeing projects and delivering services 24 hours a day and seven days a week. He even stayed until the wee hours of the morning if needed, working on behalf of the former Speaker, who was engrossed with his duties at the House of Representatives.
"Gihimo ni (namo) tungod sa tinuod nga tabang para sa tanan nga naay panginahanglan... ang tanan nga mangayo og tabang kinahanglan gyud tabangan. Dili na dugay-dugayon (We offer genuine services to the needy constituents. Those who need help must be given immediate and preferential attention)," he said.
Heart for the poor
Jubahib knows how it is to struggle for assistance in times of emergencies.
"Na-experience nako kung unsa kalisod mangayo og tabang (I experienced how it is difficult to seek assistance)," he said.
Jubahib added, "Pinakamasakit talaga yung hirap talagang humingi ng tulong. Pag naay maglisud mangayog tabang, mo-reflect sa akoa na pareha sa akoa sauna. Hirap lumapit, naranasan ko, eh (As a poor boy, I experienced the pain of having difficulty in asking for help. If I see somebody seeking assistance, I remember the time when I was destitute. It happened to me)."
He recalled one particular occasion when he really had a hard time looking for help for the hospitalization of his dear father who suffered a stroke.
"Pumupunta ako kung saan-saan, kung saan makahingi ng tulong. Sobra talaga habang naglalakad ako, ang iniisip ko siya kung maaabutan ko pa ba sya na buhay para magamot (When we badly needed money for the hospitalization of my father who suffered a stroke, I went everywhere to look for help. The possibility of losing my father without receiving medical treatment is pure mental torture)," he said.
The upside of growing up poor, however, is that it taught him valuable lessons not only about money and survival. More importantly, it instilled to him the virtues of humility, empathy, and generosity, as well as giving back to the community.
So much so that he would have no second thought of giving assistance out of his own pocket, especially if the bureaucratic processes would hamper the immediate handing out of emergency aid.
"Dili nako kaya mabiyaan ang mga tao nga nangayo og tabang (I cannot afford to turn a blind eye to people who need help)," he said.
Jubahib offered his success as the victory of the people of Davao del Norte, especially the poor.
"Utang kabubut-on nako sa katawhan nga dili nako makalimtan (I will never forget my indebtedness to the people)," Jubahib said.
He added, "Akong saad akong tumanon para maangkon na sa katawhan ang dugay na nilang gipangandoy nga serbisyo sa Davao del Norte (I thank the people of Davao del Norte, their love for the province. I will fulfill the promise I made to the people during the election for better service in Davao del Norte that they have been dreaming)."
He may be wanting in public service knowledge and proficiency earned by a seasoned politician. Yet, he is determined to make up for his lack of experience by revolutionalizing public administration in serving the best interest of his people.
"Tinuod, wala gyud ko kaagi pagka-politiko. Ang akoa lang, interesado ko sa pagtabang (It's true it's my first time in politics. But, it is my intention to serve our people)," he settled. (PR)

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Гюлья Авшар (; 10 жовтня 1963, Едреміт, Туреччина) — турецька акторка телебачення і кіно, телеведуча та співачка. Українському глядачу відома роллю Сафіє Султан, яку вона виконала у серіалі "Величне століття. Нова володарка".

Біографія
Народилася 10 жовтня 1963 року в турецькому місті Едреміт, провінції Баликесір.
1982 року закінчила Анкарське державне училище. Професійно займалася плаванням. У тому ж році переїхала з родиною до Стамбулу. <p> 1983 року Гюлья стала переможницею у конкурсі краси "Міс Туреччина", однак їй не вдалось отримати цей титул та призові за нього, оскільки вона на той час знаходилась у шлюбі, а головною умовою конкурсу була відсутність шлюбних відносин в учасниць. Дебютом акторки у кіно став фільм "Заборона" (1983). Надалі вона знялася у близько 70-ти фільмах та отримала нагороду "Найкраща акторка" на вісімнадцятому  Московському міжнародному кінофестивалі. В той же час Гюлья розпочала кар'єру співачки, випустила вісім альбомів та два сингли.<p> Авшар також займається тенісом. У 2001 році вона виграла чемпіонат з цього виду спорту (TED 2001 tennis tournament). <p> З 2011 по 2013 роки була суддею і наставником у перших двох сезонах турецької версії вокального шоу "Голос". <p> Акторка також спробувала себе у ролі судді турецького талант-шоу (), у якому вона бере участь з 2009 року. 8 років акторка займала посаду головного редактора у журналі "Hülya". Вона також заснувала турецький бренд у сфері модної індустрії під назвою "by H".

Особисте життя
1979 року Гюлья вийшла заміж за Мехмета Течірілі, однак згодом пара розлучилася. <p> У 1997 році вийшла заміж вдруге за Кая Чілінгіроглу. У 2005 розлучилася з ним. У цьому шлюбі Авшар народила дочку Зехру.

Вибіркова фільмографія

Дискографія
Студійні альбоми
 Her Şey Gönlünce Olsun (13 червня 1989)
 Hatırlar mısın? (1 жовтня 1990)
Hülya Gibi (20 жовтня 1991)
Dost Musun Düşman Mı? (18 березня 1993)
Yarası Saklım (27 грудня 1995)
Hayat Böyle (червень 1998)
Aşıklar Delidir (10 травня 2002)
Haute Couture / Kişiye Özel (жовтень 2009)
Aşk Büyükse (5 жовтень 2013)
Сингли
Sevdim (квітень 2000)
Geçmiş Olsun (серпень 2011)
Saymadım Kaç Yıl Oldu (липень 2019)
Sen Olmazsan (з  Рафетом Ель Романом) (березень 2017)

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I also happen to carry several power tools in my van that all run on the same battery system, as such I have now ended up with 12 batteries and 6 chargers. It was then that I had an idea to create a 12V accessory socket attachment to fit to my battery set. I mean I always have multiples with me, I always have them charged and they hold a pretty big charge.
WARNING: This project involves the following things that can hurt you: knives, drills, electricity, heat (soldering iron), etc. Please be careful(I wasn't at one point but you'll see that later.
A power tool battery (obviously), I use Metabo tools and the batteries slot on, this makes mounting pretty easy, other batteries use a stalk, this would require a little more planning and design but would still work.
Finally, a parts bin was salvaged from my workshop wall and sacrificed to the project gods.
I also used some solder, 1.5sq wire various crimp connectors, and some Gorilla glue.
All in it cost me about €80.
The project box for this project is made from aluminum and as we plan to protrude the electrodes for the battery through the case, this poses the issue of shorting the battery and potentially causing an explosion.
One side of the box slides out, I found that my parts storage bins are almost exactly as thick as the aluminum base and slid into place quite nicely.
I simply laid the lid on the base of the parts box and cut around it with a knife, the edges got a little cleanup with the drum sander on my Dremel.
The power supply as it came was too large to fit inside my box so I removed the covers.
PLEASE PLEASE do not power up the power sully without the cover on, you may get a shock and the regulator gets very hot.
I removed the innards and glued them to the base, I also fitted a couple of little spacers underneath to make it sit level.
I kept the casing as it indicates which terminals are positive, negative and which are inputs and outputs, note the negative is common to both the input and output.
I wanted to put a switch on the device, that way I could leave it on a battery when not in use and not worry about the regulator self-discharging the battery.
I drilled out the case with a step drill and inserted the switch, I then soldered tail wires to the switch.
*Ultimately it turned out the switch was faulty and never turned on so it was by-passed later on, I now have to remove the unit from the battery when not in use.
I again used the step drill to drill for the accessory socket, it needed to be opened to 32mm and this is quite a catch on the small end plate from the box, it slipped from the vise and hit my hand twice so BE CAREFUL.
To fit the socket, I needed to remove the illuminated collar and slot that in first, the socket then slid in and clicked into place.
The light for the illumination ring was wired back to meet with the terminal connections on the socket. The positive (+) is the middle terminal and connects to the tip of the plug, the negative (-) goes to the shield.
There needs to be a way to get power from the battery to the regulator.
On the power tools, this is a straight metal terminal that slides into the battery.The batteries are clearly marked for the function of each terminal (Metabo batteries have 6 terminals, we only need 2 and they are the outside terminals).
To achieve the connection, I cut 2 small slots in the bae corresponding to the locations of the battery terminals. I then pushed some square eye crimp terminals through and glued them in place.
It also showed up the faulty switch so I cut the wires and by-passed it.
I cleaned up all of the wirings and then fitted the base and the ends.
Everything screwed into place with the screws provided with the box.
The box sits happily on top of the battery but it it got bumped it may fall off.
Call back the parts bin, the top of the boxes have a handy profile that fits into the mounting slots on the batteries.
I cut them from the bin with a knife, mounted the supply on top of the battery and pushed the strips in place, they were then glued in with hot glue.
I can also run USB devices using the 12V -> USB adapter I use in the van, making it the mother of all USB power banks!
There are tonnes of 12 accessories you can now run wherever you want be it a job site, camping or during a power outage and it's small enough to drop into my toolbox.
What would you power with this?


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Q: Language switch for glossaries acronyms I use the glossaries package for acronyms of different languages. The problem I face now is that when my main text is e.g. german and I have an english acronym used for the first time within the text it sometimes happen that the hyphenation of the long form is wrong.
Is there a way to state the language on a per-acronym basis like the langid field in biblatex?
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MWE 1 (main language ngerman, and english acronym). In this MWE you see that the word Application gets hyphenated as Applicati-on which is wrong. Correct hyphenation would be Ap•pli•ca•tion. One workaround would be to write \newacronym{am}{AM}{\foreignlanguage{english}{Application Management}}. However, this is a bit bothersome.
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\usepackage[english,ngerman]{babel}

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\rule{0.82\textwidth}{1pt} \gls{am}.

\printglossaries
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MWE 2 (main language English, and English acronym). Here no hyphenation occurs, which is a bit strange, because an overfull hbox is the result. My expectation was that the word would be hyphenated as Applica-tion. However, this is better than a wrong hyphenation, because it is obvious and visible.
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\usepackage[english]{babel}

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\setacronymstyle{long-short}
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\rule{0.82\textwidth}{1pt} \gls{am}.

\printglossaries
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A: If you do not want to type \foreignlanguage every time as I have suggested above, you have to define a new command or redefine the existing (which I would not recommend).
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\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
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\usepackage{glossaries}
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\newforeignacronym{am}{AM}{Application Management}{english}

\begin{document}
    \rule{0.82\textwidth}{1pt} \gls{am}.
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Ah, I've finally reached the weekend. Things haven't gone just as I was hoping this week; still lots of work to be done on my final English paper and put my Math test off until Tuesday, so I've got a lot of school work to do this weekend before things get wrapped up next week. Yesterday was so rough that by the time I got home I was completely done in. I showered, put on my pajamas, and immediately got into bed. Josh got home to find me reading the new issue of Real Simple that had come in the mail. He did chores, gave me some snuggles, then fed me yummy Spinach & Feta pizza. That husband of mine really is the best. And of course last night's Conan episode really cheered me up too. Did you guys see She & Him? Totally amazing.
I managed to finish almost all of my Christmas shopping this week, and almost all of it on Monday as a matter of fact! Between a BIG Amazon order, which should be arriving today, and a shopathon with Mom I pretty much just have stocking stuffers left to buy. I do however still have all those gifts to wrap- yoinks! But that'll be waiting until I'm done with my school work next week.
Today has been quite a bit better. I got some work done and it's been quite in the office. But, even better than that, this evening Josh and I are going to participate in one of my favorite holiday traditions we've started. We'll be getting our Christmas tree after work, and we decorate it while watching The Muppet Christmas Carol and over a dinner of fish & chips, Old Speckled Hen, and some bread pudding for dessert. The Muppet Christmas Carol is one of my most favorite holiday movies (although I do have a lot of favorites, ha) and I haven't even let myself watch it yet, so I get to see it for the first time this season. I hope everyone else is having fun getting into the holiday spirit!


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1. Cook the macaroni following pack instructions, adding the cauliflower for the final 4 mins.
2. Melt the butter in a pan, then stir in the flour and mustard powder and cook for 2 mins. Gradually add the milk, stirring all the time to get a smooth sauce. Add three-quarters of the cheese and some seasoning to the sauce.
3. Drain the macaroni and cauliflower and stir into the cheese sauce. Transfer to an ovenproof dish, then sprinkle over the remaining cheese and flash under a hot grill until golden and bubbling.
4. Serve with a green salad, if you like.


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Next, a writing desk with cabriole legs, and a matching chest.
And also now in the shop, a bentwood hatstand and a memento mori for a gentleman's desk.
My shops in Caledonia have been swallowed up by a larger single one. This picture above shows it from the outside, appearing, upon a casual glance, as a Regency terrace of three little shops, edged in sandstone and rendered white. On the inside, however, the style is slightly less homely, with the full range of clothing, all in one place, and even a few other items that deserve an announcement of their own, following hard on the heels of this one. Below, a general picture of the interior, and one of me at my desk, taking the weight off my feet after the hustle-bustle of the preparations.
Avatar Reality released a new cage last week, one which is for long coats for men. This significantly improves the mesh deformation of coats, and I have therefore remade all my coats to take advantage of this.
This includes both Regency-style coats.
Both morning wear and evening wear coats have been upgraded, too.
As has the Australian-style riding coat.
Following the recent announcement of the casual trousers in charcoal, I announce four more colours in the same style: maroon, deep green, brown, and navy blue. With these colours, combined with shirts here and here we have all we need to look like 999 (and that is not a typographically incorrect allusion to Get Smart, but a musical reference connected to the following decade).
I've made room for all of these trousers, plus the original charcoal and all the shirts, in my shop in Caledonia.
Here's a look at the modern evening wear items all worn together. I have added this ensemble to the Suggested Combinations page.
The key to putting together an outfit in Blue Mars (at the time of writing) is adjusting the relative position of the garments in the clothing hierarchy, so that the inner clothing does not appear through the outer clothing. To the right is a partial screendump showing how I have arranged this outfit. The first point to note is that the jacket and trousers (marked B) are kept far apart, so that they glitch as little as possible, across the widest range of animations. There are two provisos to this, however. Shoes must be placed closer to the body than the pants, as one might expect. Secondly, the bow tie must be placed further from the body than the jacket. This is so that its wings appear to rest above the lapels. If the bow tie were made part of the shirt (which must, obviously, be placed closer to the body than the jacket) then the tie would appear to dip beneath the lapels in a very unrealistic way. That is the reason for keeping shirt and tie as separate garments, and the reason why the tie is defined as an outer garment. You may need to remember that when you go looking for it in inventory.
The spaces between the trousers and jacket are where everything else needs to go - hair, shirt, hat, gloves, etc. In this example, only my shirt and hair are there.
It certainly pays to become adept at arranging your Blue Mars clothing. This system is not just a good way to minimise glitching, it also offers greater flexibility when putting together outfits from multiple developers.
These trousers are close-fitted, flat-fronted, with side pockets. The pockets and flies are properly recessed and shaded. I am also pretty happy with the way the legs appear to crumple above the shoes. You'll have to log in and head for Beach City to see that, though.
Four more casual shirts to supplement the three I released recently. All seven are to be found in Beach City.
Although 'modern' refers to a look that was more prevalent fifty years ago than today, today I release an outfit in four parts: dinner jacket, trousers, bow tie and shirt. This is a look popularised in the early James Bond films: white or cream-coloured jacket, white shirt, and contrasting trousers and bow tie. All items are available in my shop in Caledonia, but you may have to look hard for the bow tie. Because of its small size it is quite hard to see, but rest assured it is there in the space below the shirt, and just to the right of the trousers.
There is huge variability in the design of dinner jackets. They can be black or white, single- or double-breasted, have 1, 2, 4, or 6 buttons, have notched, peaked or shawl lapels, be vented or unvented, and even button right-over-left as well as left-over-right. You can see from the picture above just which design decisions I took. Mine is a very simple jacket - pocketless, without buttonhole and with only two buttons, both on the breast and at the cuffs. The buttons are made from a dark polished stone. The bow tie is also simple, an unpatterned black velvet. The trousers are pleated at the front, and have a black braid side stripe running down each leg. The shirt is a close-fitting type, with black studs that match the jacket buttons.
The new clothing system in Blue Mars has made this outfit possible. In earlier days it was necessary to combine jackets, shirts and ties, but they can now be separated, which certainly allows for greater flexibility. Note that the tie can sit over the lapels of the jacket, if it has been positioned that way in the valet system.
One plain, one checked, and one striped. These shirts are meant to be worn without a jacket; they are untucked, as is clear in the pictures, and they are rather loose-fitting around the middle. I am getting a bit pressed for space, so I have displayed all three at Beach City.
The pinstriped, white and blue suit jackets all now share the roomier fit and other improvements of the hooped jacket. Any customers who own one of these jackets, if you have not already seen a message from me, are asked to get in touch so that I can arrange to pass you your new jacket.


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Signed Sealed and Delivered
Signed, sealed, and delivered may refer to:
A deed of property and its legal framework
It may also refer to:
"Signed Sealed and Delivered", a 1948 song by Cowboy Copas later covered by James Brown
Signed, Sealed & Delivered, a 1970 album by Stevie Wonder
"Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours", a 1970 song from the Stevie Wonder album
Signed Sealed Delivered (album), a 2010 album by Craig David
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (TV series), an American television series airing on the Hallmark Channel
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Signed, Sealed & Delivered is a studio album by American recording artist Stevie Wonder, released on August 7, 1970, by Tamla Records. Along with the hit title track, the album also featured the hits "Heaven Help Us All", "Never Had a Dream Come True" and Wonder's cover of The Beatles' "We Can Work It Out". The album hit #25 on the Billboard Pop Albums chart as well as #7 on the R&B Albums chart.
This was Wonder's first album on which he was given producer credit, though he actually only produced two of the tracks and co-produced three more. He wrote or co-wrote seven of the tracks.
Critical reception
In a contemporary review for The Village Voice, music critic Robert Christgau gave Signed, Sealed and Delivered an "A–" and wrote that, although it has flawed moments and that Motown albums are rarely consistent, it is "still the most exciting LP by a male soul singer in a very long time, and it slips into no mold, Motown's included."Rolling Stone magazine's Vince Aletti said that the album "holds more creative singing than you're likely to find in another performer's entire body of work." Aletti felt that, although not all of the songs match the energy of the title track, the album does not have a bad song and includes an "extraordinary" cover of "We Can Work It Out" that shares the other songs' "tasteful, unencumbered" arrangements.
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Copas would later re-record the song in 1961 for Starday Records, in Stereophonic Sound and with a more modern (for the times) style. This version also charted, reaching #10.
In 1961 Rusty Draper recorded a version which peaked at number twenty on the Easy Listening chart
In 1963 James Brown and The Famous Flames recorded an R&B cover version which charted #77 Pop. Brown and the Flames also perform the song on the 1964 live album Pure Dynamite! Live at the Royal.
Other performers who recorded the song include Hank Thompson and Lefty Frizzell.
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St Albans MP Anne Main fears warnings about vaping could dissuade smokers from giving up
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Warnings about the risks of vaping could have the unintended effect of reducing the number of people quitting smoking, an MP has argued.
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She pointed to a Public Health England review which concluded that e-cigarettes are about 95pc less harmful than smoking.
Mrs Main said: "Vaping is much safer than smoking, yet these regulations could have a perverse effect.
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Q: Not to want or to not want? In English, is saying "It is normal for me to not want 'blank'" correct, or would it be "It is normal for me not to want 'blank'"?

A: I think the main question is that if "not want" is a valid action distinct from just not "want". This may sound silly, but where that "to" goes definitely changes the meaning in a subtle way.
Let's start with "She decided not to go" versus "She decided to not go". The latter is a little more clumsy, but implies that "not go" is what she decided to do, more than she decided not "to go". It is a slightly stronger decision. That is, she didn't just decide not to do something, but she decided to "not do" something (if there is an opposite of that something, then you are getting very close to saying you are doing that; how close is dependent on how purely opposite the pairing is). So, three ways of saying nearly the same meaning can be seen as a continuum from passive to active:

*

*She decided not to go

*She decided to not go

*She decided to stay

Now, is "to go" the exact opposite of "to stay"? Depends on the specific context, but usually there is an implied "where". For instance, if we were talking about school, "She decided not to go [to school]" is not really the same as "She decided to stay [home]" because the latter is more specific. If there is difference between the two, then the negated-infinitive-inversion form lies somewhere between: she decided to "not go", which includes she is not going to school, but adds more force to the decision, yet doesn't specify any substitute action.
Going back to "to want", we have the same difference in emphasis. There "to want" may be seen as somewhat opposite of "to have", or perhaps "to be content". So, the trio of meanings is:

*

*It is normal for me not to want

*It is normal for me to not want

*It is normal for me to be content / It is normal for me to have

Arguably, the second is distinct enough from the third to allow the slight clumsiness of phrasing, and even if not for the distinctness might be used to give literate variety. It is one of those practices which will quickly grow tiresome if overused, but can add spice if used very infrequently (in my opinion of course).

A:
It is normal [for me VPinf]

comes via Extraposition from

[For me VPinf] is normal

i.e, both of the following are also grammatical

*

*For me not to VPinf is normal
and

*For me to not VPinf is normal
The question of where the negative can go in an infinitive clause is full of zombie rules.
The actual rule is that not can be put
either

*

*immediately before the infinitive verb phrase:
[For me [to not [VPinf]]]
or

*

*immediately before any constituent containing the infinitive verb phrase:
[For me not [to [VPinf]]]
Both are fine, both are common, both mean the same thing.
Like many other phenomena in English grammar, this is speakers' choice.

A: 'Not to want', in some languages you can put 'not' anywhere you want but in english it usually goes up front. And 'to do', 'to want' is something you don't divide, it's like a whole phrase.


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Q: Вывод echo сообщений на экран Подскажите, как вывести на экран результат кода? Где надо прописать echo или может что другое и как привязать кнопку
<input type="submit" value=Посчитать>
, чтоб она работала?
<?
function square_roots($a, $b, $c)
{
    if ($a == 0)
        return false;

    if ($b == 0) {
        if ($c < 0) {
            $x1 = sqrt(abs($c / $a));
            $x2 = sqrt(abs($c / $a));
        } elseif ($c == 0) {
            $x1 = $x2 = 0;
        } else {
            $x1 = sqrt($c / $a) . 'i';
            $x2 = -sqrt($c / $a) . 'i';
        }
    } else {
        $d = $b * $b - 4 * $a * $c;
        if ($d > 0) {
            $x1 = (-$b + sqrt($d)) / 2 * $a;
            $x2 = (-$b - sqrt($d)) / 2 * $a;
        } elseif ($d == 0) {
            $x1 = $x2 = (-$b) / 2 * $a;
        } else {
            $x1 = -$b . '+' . sqrt(abs($d)) . 'i';
            $x2 = -$b . '-' . sqrt(abs($d)) . 'i';
        }
    }

    return array(
        $x1,
        $x2
    );
}
?>

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<title>Решение квадратного уравнения </title>

Введите a:
<input type="text" name="val1" size=10>

Введите b:
<input type="text" name="val2" size=10>

Введите c:
<input type="text" name="val3" size=10>

<input type="submit" value=Посчитать>

A: По логике происходящего, вот так :
<?php
/*
здесь ваша функция
*/
$result = square_roots($a, $b, $c);
#
echo $result[0].' , '.$result[1];
?>

А что касаемо с кнопкой, то сейчас нет возможности вам объяснить.
A: По поводу кнопки - есть масса вариантов
1) <form action='index.php'></form>
где index.php - файл в котором находится ваша функа и вызывается. Добивляем
<input type='submit' value='Поехали!'>,
при нажатии на нее будет происходить передача параметров на сткрипт. По умолчанию используется GET (когда даные видно в адресной строке). Но метод можно изменить на POST. Далее в скрипте принимаем данные и вуаля. Результат можно вывести как простыми есho, так и var_dump или print_r.
Лично я использую
echo "
"; print_r($array); echo "
";
 получается симпатично
2) Можно повесить на кнопку сабмита функу js.
<input type='button' onclick='foo()'>
3) ajax


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package org.apache.sshd.util.test;

import org.apache.sshd.common.Factory;
import org.apache.sshd.server.Command;

/**
 * TODO Add javadoc
 *
 * @author Apache MINA SSHD Project
 */
public class EchoShellFactory implements Factory<Command> {
    public static final EchoShellFactory INSTANCE = new EchoShellFactory();

    public EchoShellFactory() {
        super();
    }

    @Override
    public Command create() {
        return new EchoShell();
    }
}

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Q: Finding the highest sum of a string in a list In this task, we creating a function called highsum.  It looks at a list of strings and sums up all the numerical characters. We then return the location of the element of the list with the highest value.
For example given list  highestSum(["jx72i9r", "9ch37@r2", "8rgku3op8"]).
We then must find [17, 21,19] which is all the numerical values added up. Because 21 is the highest value we need the function to return 1 because that is the location of 9ch37@r2 in the list.
This is what I have so far:-
     def highestSum(stringList):
        number= 0
        for xinlist in stringList:
           print(xinlist)
           for yoflist in xinlist:
               print (yoflist)
               if yoflist in "1234567890":
                  number+=int(yoflist)
        print(number)

The first for loop cycles through each element while the second for loop cycles through each character in the elements. My accumulator variable work but the problem is I don't know how to let it know when it moves on to a new element.
Another example highestSum(["90gw1xy3", "12432", "hfkvbd2", "*&hdj!4"])
this would return 0 as it as the highest sum of digit characters.

A: Homemade version
Basically, we gather turn each element in the given list to there digits sum. So like [18,21,19]. Then pair this with original list using zip(). Then use .index() in order to get the corresponding index.

hilarious one-liner
def highestSum(stringList):
    return stringList.index({k:v for k,v in zip([sum(list(map(int,[character for character in stringEx if character.isdigit()]))) for stringEx in stringList],stringList)}[max(summed)])

List comprehension & dict comprehension
def highestSum(stringList):
    summed = [sum(list(map(int,[character for character in stringEx if character.isdigit()]))) for stringEx in stringList]
    highest = max(summed)
    pair = {k:v for k,v in zip(summed,stringList)}
    return stringList.index(pair[highest])
print(highestSum(["jx72i9r", "9ch37@r2", "8rgku3op8"]))

Easier to understand for the human eye.
def highestSum(stringList):
    summed = []
    for stringEx in stringList:
        gathered = []
        for character in stringEx:
            if character.isdigit():
                gathered.append(character)
        gathered = sum(list(map(int,gathered)))
        summed.append(gathered)
    highest = max(summed)
    pair = {}
    for k,v in zip(summed,stringList):
        pair[k] = v
    return stringList.index(pair[highest])

print(highestSum(["jx72i9r", "9ch37@r2", "8rgku3op8"]))

output
1

A: I have modified your code. Look at this solution. You need a condition to for the highest number in the list and a variable to keep track of its index. See solution below:
def highestSum(stringList):
     index = 0
     highestValue = 0
     for xinlist in stringList:
         number= 0
         for yoflist in xinlist:
             if yoflist in "1234567890":
                 number+=int(yoflist)

         if number > highestValue:
             index = stringList.index(xinlist)
             highestValue = number
     print(index)

stringList = ['jx72i9r', '9ch37@r2', '8rgku3op8']
highestSum(stringList)

A: I'll use list comprehension, maybe it's difficult to read.
code:
x = ["jx72i9r", "9ch37@r2", "8rgku3op8"]
x_to_int = [sum([int(char) for char in s if char.isdigit()]) for s in x]
print(x_to_int.index(max(x_to_int)))

result:
1

A: def highestSum(stringList):
    res = list()
    for xinlist in stringList:
        number = 0
        for yoflist in xinlist:
            if yoflist in "1234567890":
                number += int(yoflist)
        res.append(number)

    # find the max position form the accumulator
    maxNumPos = 0
    for i in range(len(res)):
        if res[i] > res[maxNumPos]:
            maxNumPos = i

    print(maxNumPos)

highestSum(['90gw1xy3', '12432', 'hfkvbd2', '*&hdj!4'])


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