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Sales figures set to return in ChartTrack reports
News by Ellie Gibson Contributor
Published on Sept. 2, 2005
UK software sales monitor ChartTrack is to begin including individual game data in its weekly reports by the end of the year, according to trade magazine MCV.
ChartTrack ceased publishing full sales research five years ago following pressure from retailers - and much to the annoyance of many publishers.
However, now that more and more supermarkets are stocking and selling games, ChartTrack and copyright owner ELSPA have taken the decision to reintroduce the data in time for the busy Christmas period.
"The issue at the minute is something that ChartTrack and BARD are currently looking at together," ELSPA director general Roger Bennett told MCV.
"Certainly it's something that we as an industry are desperate to see again. Access to weekly sales data is something that we've wanted to see return for a long, long time."
"This is something we desperately need as an industry, regardless of how individual companies - retailers or publishers - feel about it."
"Things are looking very encouraging," he concluded.
Ellie Gibson
Ellie spent nearly a decade working at Eurogamer, specialising in hard-hitting executive interviews and nob jokes. These days she does a comedy show and podcast. She pops back now and again to write the odd article and steal our biscuits.


Organize a panel of youths to speak about their experiences with your agency.
Invite all agency staff members to hear what these young people have to say, which will inspire and illuminate their work. Consider hosting the panel as part of the events surrounding National Foster Care Month or National Adoption Month.
Later, lead a discussion about the implications this feedback could have for service delivery.
To understand the youth perspective on the agency's programs and services and improve the agency's responsiveness to children and youth.


The following content was provided by the publisher about The Day the Crayons Quit.
The Day the Crayons Quit is a book about Poor Duncan who just wants to color. But when he opens his box of crayons, he finds only letters, all saying the same thing: His crayons have had enough They quit Beige Crayon is tired of playing second fiddle to Brown Crayon. Black wants to be used for more than just outlining. Blue needs a break from coloring all those bodies of water. And Orange and Yellow are no longer speaking–each believes he is the true color of the sun.
My little grandbabies loved making this craft and writing activity this morning.
accordian legs and arms and scrap paper for the hands and feet.
This is a great book to read anytime during the school year and it is the perfect mentor text for teaching the craft of letter writing.
If you have a book you'd like to share please link up your post below or feel free to share in the comments. Happy Tuesday y'all!!!
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Love the crayon craft and the book! The craft would make a great bulletin board for someone with a crayon theme!
Those crayons are just TOO CUTE!! I am so adding this book to my collection!!! Have you thought of holding Book Talk Tuesday all year long? I'm just really loving learning about all of these amazing books, and it would be awesome to share different books throughout the year. Thanks so very much for hosting such an awesome linky party!!
I would love Book Talk Tuesday all year long too! I love reading everyone's suggestions and seeing books come alive for children!
I adore this book! It makes me laugh so hard!
My kids loved this book last year–some of them were literally rolling in the floor at the "naked" Peach Crayon! We always had to go back and read that page a second time after we finished the book.
This book is adorable and my kiddos LOVED the naked crayon. 🙂 Thank you for the freebie!
I NEED to check this book out, too cute!
I linked up with you for the first time today & am so excited to continue in the future since my blog started out as a place to share books & resources to go along with them!
Such a great books for all ages!
This is a great book! I need to get on board and buy it for the fall! Thanks for hosting this awesome linky!
I purchased this book for Read Across America. I love it! It's one of my favorites. It's perfect for teaching kids voice.
Love this book and used it in my Grade 3/4 and was trying to think about how to use it in 1/2 – thanks so much for the freebie – it will be perfect!
I love this book! I found it last summer and shared it with my 14 year old daughter. We both thought it was a keeper.


I took myself to the doctor today, had been putting it off for a while, but now I had a weird mouth pain. It had been there a few days, under my tongue, on one side. I'd decided it had something to do with a salivary gland (there's not really anything else under the tongue that's likely to cause pain, I thought), either a stone, or it had got infected.
I hadn't found anything under my tongue, and neither could the doctor. He proded my neck a bit, which was surprisingly painful, and concluded I had a swollen lymph node, which could be causing the under-tongue pain. I hadn't noticed it, and still can't really feel it now if I palpate my neck - don't come to me with your swollen lymph nodes, people. I may not notice them.
Just as he was about to move on from the mouth/tongue/neck, he had a quick glance at my throat, just to check. "Aha! That's what it is!" he proclaimed - he might as well have shouted "BINGO!" He had found an aphthous ulcer (a common mouth ulcer) on the corner-roof of my mouth. He seemed very impressed at how big it was, and told me to go and have a look in the mirror when I got home. I duly obeyed, and he was right - it's big, white, and very obvious. It looks like something out of a medical textbook, near the uvula (dangly bit in the middle) and very obvious.
But here's the bit I find weird: it doesn't feel anything like a mouth ulcer. I've had plenty in my time. And they've all been really, really sore and very easy to locate; the pain lets you know precisely where they are. I'm given to understand that that's what mouth ulcers feel like for everyone, no?
Not this one. It's not really sore at all, not in the way that I could point a finger at it, rather that I can only wave a hand around the left part of my face and neck and say "it hurts in this general direction", yet clearly it's the same disease process and tissue breakdown. This isn't to say it's not painful, it's just differently painful. Though it got more painful after I'd seen it and knew what it was, silly brain!
So I'm really intrigued as to why the difference, and wonder whether the back of the mouth has some kind of different nerve innervation. I wish I knew more than that.
But at least I've learnt: don't make assumptions about one's own health problems, don't jump to conclusions, and aphthous ulcers do not always present with a typical history. For medics out there - if you have a patient presenting with a vague neck or mouth pain, check the back of their mouth and their throat. Even if the pain doesn't sound like it's coming from there.
Learning point - I need to improve my neck palpation and ability to detect swollen lymph nodes.
Overall, a productive learning experience!


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François-Martin Salvat, né le  à Amélie-les-Bains et mort le  à Paris (15 arrondissement), est un artiste français, à la fois peintre, graveur et illustrateur.

Biographie
Salvat entre à l'Académie Julian en 1911 et devient élève de Fernand Cormon.

En 1925, il est embauché par les éditions Bernard Grasset et, assistant de Maximilien Vox, devient ensuite directeur artistique de cette maison d'édition.

Fin 1944, il devient conseiller artistique des Éditions de la Table ronde.

Il collabore à différents périodiques comme Le Bon Plaisir, les Cahiers libres, La Revue française, À Contre-courant, Nouvel Âge, Panorama, Caractère, Visages du Monde, La Table ronde, Maintenant, Il dramma, La France graphique...

Œuvre
Peintre, Salvat a produit de nombreuses aquarelles, des paysages inspirés de ses voyages en Grèce et à Venise, mais aussi de Paris et de la province française. On compte aussi quelques huiles, dont Prats-de-Mollo (1932), conservée au Centre national d'art et de culture Georges-Pompidou. Une huile sur toile, Terrasse des Tuileries, datant d'avant 1957, se trouve au musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon.

La Bibliothèque nationale de France conserve par ailleurs 200 croquis d'acteurs exécutés sur le vif par l'artiste.

Il produisit également de nombreuses gravures sur bois et quelques lithographies destinées à l'illustration d'ouvrages.

Essayiste, il publie Voir Venise et la revoir en 1973 à La Table ronde, préfacé par Paul Morand.

Ouvrages illustrés

 Henry Poulaille, Ils étaient quatre, éd. Bernard Grasset, 1925.
 Joseph Delteil, Jeanne d'Arc, éd. B. Grasset, 1926 ;  édition avec bois originaux, Le Livre moderne illustré, 1927.
 Pierre Dominique, Selon saint Jean, éd. B. Grasset, 1927.
 Charles Legras, La Vigne aux bras étroits, éd. B. Grasset, 1927.
 Armand Ziwès et Frédéric Certonciny, L'Homme qui mourut d'amour, B. Grasset, 1927.
 André Chamson, Tabusse, portrait de l'auteur, éd. des Cahiers libres, 1928.
 Longus, Daphnis et Chloé, coll. « Antiqua », À l'enseigne du pot cassé, 1928.
 Eschyle, L'Orestie, trad. du grec par La Porte du Theil, coll. « Antiqua », À l'enseigne du pot cassé, 1929.
 E.T.A. Hoffmann, Mademoiselle de Scudéry, suivi de Salvador Rosa, illustrations avec Gio Colucci, coll. « Scripta manens », À l'enseigne du pot cassé, 1929.
 André Chamson, Les hommes de la route, Le Livre moderne illustré, 1930.
 Blaise Cendrars, L'Or. La merveilleuse histoire du général Johann August Suter,  Le Livre moderne illustré, 1931.
 André Chamson, Roux le Bandit, Le Livre moderne illustré, 1932.
 André Chamson, Héritages, Le Livre moderne illustré, 1934.
 Francis Carco, Le Roman de François Villon, Le Livre moderne illustré, 1935.
 Pouchkine, La Dame de pique : suivi des Récits de Ivan Belkine, traduits par André Gide et Jacques Schiffrin, Le Livre club du libraire, 1935.
 Jules Badin, Roussillon, porte de la Catalogne, préface de Pierre Camo, frontispice avec seize dessins de Maurice Biais, éd. H. G. Peyre, 1938.
 Jean Gonnet, Échos du vieux Chalon, Chalons-sur-Saone, Librairie J. Renaux, 1938 — <small>[https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k3347888p.texteImage sur Gallica].</small>
 Joseph Peyré, Roc-Gibraltar, Le Livre moderne illustré, 1940.
 Eduard Mörike, Le Voyage de Mozart à Prague, précédé de Mörike ou la lumière retrouvée par André Fraigneau, traduit de l'allemand par Albert Béguin, préface par André Cœuroy, 12 dessins, éd. Fernand Sorlot, 1942.
 Alexandre Dumas fils, La Dame aux camélias, éd. Balzac, 1943.
 Henri de Montherlant, Les célibataires, Flammarion, 1943.
 Antoine François Prévost, Histoire de Manon Lescaut et du Chevalier des Grieux, lithographies, éd. Pierre Tisné, 1943.
 André Fraigneau, Bagage grec, éd. de La Table ronde, 1945.
 Jean Giraudoux, La Guerre de Troie n'aura pas lieu, La Jeune Parque, 1945.
 Crébillon fils, Les égarements du cœur et de l'esprit, éd. de La Table ronde, 1946.
 Jean Anouilh, Antigone, 20 lithographies, éditions de La Table ronde, 1946.
 Ingres, Écrits sur l'art, préface par Raymond Cogniat, La Jeune Parque, 1947.
 André Fraigneau, Journal profane d'un solitaire, éditions de La Table ronde, 1947.
 Honoré de Balzac, Le Père Goriot, 25 lithographies, Dijon, Michel Jeanniard, 1948.
 Honoré de Balzac, La Comédie humaine, tom IX, quatorze illustrations, André Martel, 1948.
 Victor Hugo, Œuvres complètes, tome IV, quatorze illustrations, André Martel, 1949.
 Ludovic Massé, Les Trabucayres, roman, Blainville-sur-Mer, L'Amitié par le livre, 1955.
 Robert Cardinne-Petit, Les secrets de la Comédie Française : 1936-1945, Le club de Luxembourg, 1958.
 Madame de La Fayette, La Princesse de Clèves, préface par Jean Cocteau, Le Livre Club du Libraire, 1960.
 Lucien Dabril, Sur les pas de Shakespeare : Tout est bien qui finit bien ; Un Songe des nuits d'été ; La Véritable histoire d'Henry VIII, Nouvelles éditions latines, 1961.
 Lucien Dabril, Aventures burlesques et dramatiques, Nouvelles éditions latines, 1964.
 Guy de Maupassant, Œuvres complètes, éd. Henri Piazza, 1968-1972.
 Maurice Genevoix, Jeanne Robelin. La joie, illustrations avec Clément Serveau, Éditions Diderot, 1972.

 Notes et références

 Annexes
 Bibliographie
 Nane Cailler, François Salvat'', Genève, P. Cailler, 1970.

Liens externes

Naissance en juillet 1892
Naissance dans les Pyrénées-Orientales
Élève de l'Académie Julian
Affichiste français
Peintre français du XXe siècle
Graveur français du XXe siècle
Graveur sur bois
Illustrateur français du XXe siècle
Lithographe français du XXe siècle
Décès dans le 15e arrondissement de Paris
Décès en novembre 1974
Décès à 82 ans

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PL-2RL Baldr is the much-anticipated red laser version of the groundbreaking 1,200 lumen PL-2 Valkyrie.
It is powered by two high capacity CR123A batteries and utilizes a Cree XHP35 HI LED to deliver one of the most intense weapon light outputs with a 235-meter-long focused beam that still is wide enough to see all around you for greater visibility.
The laser can be adjusted with an included tool to perfectly zero with your firearm.
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Great deal for an AWESOME product. I own a few Olight products and I am VERY satisfied. Shipping is ALWAYS prompt!!!
Bought it for the HK VP9SK will not fit! Will only fit the normal VP9 not the VP9SK. Wish OLight would have placed the insert in the middle then it would have gripped the first rail.
Would be nice if it comes with green laser.


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Shane Dawson's Jake Paul docu-series sheds a light on mental disorders
YouTube's OG creator, Shane Dawson, has been uploading his eight-part documentary series about Jake Paul and it has left some viewers divided.
Dawson's new investigative documentary series has changed the YouTube culture for the better by opening up a new discussion about difficult or taboo things.
This new format of filming is especially new to YouTube since the platform is about collaborations between YouTubers, vlogging, and doing outlandish stunts for views.
It has given viewers something to be excited for again, as if they're watching their favorite television series like Game of Thrones or American Horror Story.
Since the docu-series is being uploaded every other day, this gives an immediate feedback to Dawson as viewers are watching the series.
In this case, the subject of the his latest documentary is the infamous YouTuber Jake Paul. Paul rose to stardom from the short-lived video application Vine along side his brother Logan Paul. He later appeared as Dirk on the Disney Channel's series "Bizaardvark" which he later got fired from in 2017.
Jake Paul is known for his painfully catchy songs like "It's Everyday Bro," his controversial relationship with ex-girlfriend Alissa Violet and his crazy, and sometimes evil, pranks.
His pranks eventually led to the Los Angeles City Council to kick him and Team 10. out from their residence due to the numerous complaints by his neighbors. Team 10 is a social media incubator and management company, co-founded by Jake Paul in early 2017.
Yeah he was THAT guy that climbed on top of a KTLA 5 News van while doing an interview with Chris Wolfe.
He sounds pretty chaotic right? Well that's what captured Dawson's eye for his new documentary series, but this time many viewers are not on board with this.
Not only because he is a problematic entertainer, but also because of the way Dawson has approached his docu-series with a re-occuring theme:
Is Jake Paul a sociopath?
The short answer: who knows and people shouldn't assume someone is a sociopath without a correct diagnosis.
Since episode two of Dawson's docu-series premiered, The Dark Side of Jake Paul, this has been a topic of conversation in the YouTube community.
It received backlash because of the way Dawson's editing and interview with therapist, Kati Morton, made it seem that people who have personality disorders especially sociopaths, are considered evil and "gross."
Mental disorders should be taken seriously and should be taken seriously whether it be in a school campus, the workplace, and even social media platforms like YouTube.
YouTube gives a platform for people, especially to young viewers, to express themselves and this is a good thing!
It could make the shyest people comfortable and help them becoming more outgoing.
However, it has also brought out the worst in people.
YouTube has created a competitive atmosphere where in order to survive you have to do outlandish things to get views thus making more money. YouTube personalities like Paul and Dawson should be taken with a grain of salt.
As viewers, people should understand that most of the time, like celebrities, YouTube personalities are often fabricated for entertainment purposes and should not be taken seriously.
However that doesn't mean we should excuse Paul's actions whether he is suffering from a personality disorder or not, YouTubers should be held accountable for their problematic actions.
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Shane Dawson
America has failed Generation Z
Free Speech Zone
How do you feel about AB-705, students bypassing remedial classes to enter transfer courses?
Fire doesn't discriminate, wealth does
This Trump shit will get everyone killed
Frighteningly bad costumes at scary high prices
Who is breaking the law, immigrants or influencer Paloma?
Men's silent support as a bystander of sexual violence
Cerritos College needs better accessibility for students with disabilities
Playoff beards are a fun ice hockey tradition
Is 'Mario Kart Tour' for players or profit?

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Microsoft Updates Office 2016 for Mac Preview with Updated Look and New Features
Tuesday April 14, 2015 9:28 PM PDT by Husain Sumra
Microsoft today updated its Office 2016 for Mac Preview, just over a month after it first launched, with an updated look and new features. Word received the most new features while OneNote received no new features. Visual updates include a colored top bar and a more refined bottom bar for Word, Excel and PowerPoint; Outlook and OneNote did not receive visual updates.
The new look of Microsoft Word in Office 2016
The new version of Word received scrolling performance improvements, new user information settings in preferences, support for the most popular Word keyboard shortcuts, improved support for VoiceOver and other performance enhancements and bug fixes. New features include "custom dictionary" and "exclude dictionary" support, a new search feature for online document templates and a new Macro recording feature.
Outlook's improvements include networking enhancements for Exchange accounts, bug fixes and a new feature called Propose New Time. Meeting attendees can propose a new time for a meeting and the meeting organizers can view the proposed time and modify meeting proposals and then send updates to all of the attendees.
The older look of Microsoft Word in Office 2016
The additions to Excel include a new Analysis Toolpack, a new feature called "Solver" and improved support for VoiceOver and bug fixes. Finally, PowerPoint received improved VoiceOver support and known bug fixes.
Microsoft's Office 2016 for Mac Preview is available at no cost for all Mac users running OS X Yosemite. Microsoft has plans to officially launch the software in the second half of 2015, following this beta testing period.
Update: Microsoft has also released Office Delve for iPhone, enabling Office 365 users to find and discover shared documents from work colleagues.
Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft Office, Office 2016 for Mac
taptic
I hate it when applications try to stand out so badly. Blue windows really? (and I'm guessing green for Excel etc)
It doesn't feel at all forced to me. I like it.
Score: 26 Votes (Like | Disagree)
snowman1
The colored window can actually be reverted to the old look (gray title bar) in the preferences.
spaceballl
Looks nice. I can't wait to ditch the version of Office I have on my mac...
ArtOfWarfare
Apple should continue to build out iWork and iWork for iCloud, adding new features and making it highly competitive with Office. There is. I reason why Apple needs to be played as a second-class citizen, always being behind the Windows version by a few years. Apple has what it takes to make a killer office productivity suite of its own.
iWork is just a giant stick that Apple uses to smack Microsoft whenever they feel the version of Office available for iOS or OS X is less than it should be. Apple doesn't actually want to make productivity software - they just want to make sure that what their users can install is as good as what their users could get on any other OS. So when Microsoft slouches on iOS or OS X, Apple releases an update to iWork so that Microsoft feels the pain when people stop using Office. Apple maximizes that pain by offering iWork for cheap or free.
Without iWork, Microsoft would feel content to let OS X have a decade old version of Office with numerous features missing and a ridiculous price. Without iWork, Microsoft has no incentive to offer better.
JonneyGee
This is hideous. The previous preview version was much more "Mac-like." This is MS trying and failing to stand out.
danielsutton
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Microsoft today updated (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3048768) its Office 2016 for Mac Preview, just over a month after it first launched (https://www.macrumors.com/2015/03/05/office-mac-2016-preview/), with an updated look and new features. Word received the most new features while OneNote received no new features. Visual updates include a colored top bar and a more refined bottom bar for Word, Excel and PowerPoint; Outlook and OneNote did not receive visual updates.
Image (https://cdn.macrumors.com/article-new/2015/04/word159-800x524.png)The new look of Microsoft Word in Office 2016
Image (https://cdn.macrumors.com/article-new/2015/04/Word158-800x524.png)The older look of Microsoft Word in Office 2016
The additions to Excel include a new Analysis Toolpack, a new feature called "Solver" and improved support for VoiceOver and bug fixes.*Finally, PowerPoint received improved VoiceOver support and known bug fixes.
Microsoft's Office 2016 for Mac Preview is available at no cost for all Mac users (http://products.office.com/en-US/mac/mac-preview) running OS X Yosemite. Microsoft has plans to officially launch the software in the second half of 2015, following this beta testing period.
Article Link: Microsoft Updates Office 2016 for Mac Preview with Updated Look and New Features (https://www.macrumors.com/2015/04/14/office-2016-mac-update/)


HUNGARORING Mogyoród, Hungary -- Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel took his 46th career victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix with Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen hanging tough to hold off pressure from Mercedes to make a Ferrari 1-2 finish. However, this victory was no walk in the park for the Scuderia as Vettel was dealing with a steering problem.
"I developed a problem with the steering wheel and I don't know why yet. We need to avoid it happening again of course, but during the race I didn't have an option. It's not like parking the car, check if everything's all right and then fix the problem. It was quite annoying because it was a strange feeling. But then, at some point, I forgot about it and just tried to get used to it, which was tricky because it just kept changing and getting worse. However, in the end the pace was still there," said Vettel.
Valtteri Bottas took third after yielding position to his teammate Lewis Hamilton, who was showing better pace, so the team decided to let Hamilton have a crack at Raikkonen in the closing laps.
Hamilton finished fourth after doing his best to go after Raikkonen, which proved to be a difficult task as the team was experiencing comms issues ultimately leaving Hamilton flying blind as he was unable to communicate with the team. This resulted in the team pitting Hamilton too early as he was heard on the radio saying there was still more life in the tires.
"I tried my best out there. It's tough when you push so hard and you work so hard and you end up in the same place that you started. When the radio didn't work, I was thinking that the team was worried about the tyres not going the distance. So maybe they were going slow so that they could speed up later. I was pushing and I had all this pace, but I was stuck behind Valtteri and I couldn't tell the team because of the radio. But in the final laps, I kept my word. I said that if I couldn't pass Kimi then I would let Valtteri back," said Hamilton.
After the first handful of laps, Hamilton was heard on the radio asking if he should give the position back to his teammate, at which point the team gave Hamilton additional laps to attack Raikkonen. At the final turn Hamilton graciously returned position back to Bottas.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished fifth after receiving a ten-second time penalty in the pits for making heavy contact with teammate Daniel Ricciardo which forced Ricciardo to retire.
"I would have loved to race today and now I have four weeks to wait until I can get in the car again. It's a shame to finish the first half of the season and head into the summer break in this way," said Ricciardo.
Fernando Alonso's birthday weekend ended with him finishing with the fastest lap of the race in sixth for McLaren-Honda. Seventh went to Toro Rosso driver Carlos Sainz. Sergio Perez finished eighth with teammate Esteban Ocon in ninth. Alonso's teammate Stoffel Vandoorne goes into the summer break scoring his first point of the season in tenth.
The lower half of the order saw Daniil Kvyat finishing 11th in the second Toro Rosso followed by Renault's Jolyon Palmer in 12th.
Thirteenth went to Kevin Magnussen who received a 5 second time penalty for forcing Renault's Nico Hulkenberg off the track. Hulkenberg would later retire on the last lap of the race but still finish the race.
Williams F1 rookie Lance Stroll took 14th. Pascal Wehrlein finished in 15th while teammate Marcus Ericsson finished 16th. Nico Hulkenberg finished the grid in 17th.
With Vettel's victory he now extends his lead over Lewis Hamilton in the drivers' championship to 14 points with Valtteri Bottas behind by only 19 points his teammate Hamilton. Formula One now enters it's summer break and will resume at Spa-Francorchamps in three weeks time.


I overheard a guy, on Thursday, asking an usher who was playing on Saturday. Umm, yeah. Obviously the guy is new to March Madness. I told him that there was no way to know Saturday's match-up until the games on Thursday were played. He still looked confused.
 I'm looking forward to tonight's Butler v Pitt match-up. I'm rooting for Jamie Dixon's Pitt squad. The 2nd game on the schedule is Cincinnati v UConn. I'm from Ohio, so I'll be rooting for the Bearcats. I'm not a Jim Calhoun/UConn fan. I'm not sure why. UConn is such a tough team, but I like to root against them. I have to admit it, that it was exciting to watch Kemba Walker play on Thursday. After the game, Kemba signed some autographs for UConn fans in the student section where his mother was sitting. Those are some lucky fans!
Oh, and for the record. Louisville killed my bracket, so don't even ask me about it.
I've done 8 games in 2 days (i.e. Washington, DC and Cleveland, OH)... I'm on a Craig Sager like streak, and I love it! In the past 2 days I've eaten: 2 hot dogs, chicken tenders, a salad, pizza, nachos, Sour Patch Kids, and Dippin' Dots. I've washed it all down with Diet Coke and water. **** The venues where the games are played are dry (i.e. no alcohol is served).
Based on what I've ingested, if I don't have a heart attack, I'll see you at the Verizon Center tonight!


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How to call plugin exports?
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Q: Tool to generate mapper classes from service reference I have couple of WSDLs to refer from my project.
For the decoupling concerns I need to map the classes defined in service reference to my own classes.
Is there is any way or tool to generate these mapper classes instead of copy pasting?

A: You can use the Web Services Description Language Tool to generate the C# classes needed to interact with the web service.
wsdl /out:myProxyClass.cs http://host/WebService.asmx?WSDL

Or you can use the newer ServiceModel Metadata Utility Tool:
svcutil /t:code http://host/WebService.svc /out:myProxyClass.cs /config:myProxyClass.config

If necessary you can then modify these classes yourself.

A: AutoMapper is a convention-based mapping tool with a fluent API. It's specifically designed to handle mapping concerns in situations like this.
I've used it on a number of projects and been very happy with it.

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Last night at the Brad Feld VS Bootup Labs event, Basil Peters had his book mentioned twice, so after seeing he commented on Brad's blog I went to Mr. Peters website and caught a glimpse of some of the great content he's made available which will be of use to entrepreneurs and wanna-be VCs or those who are just curious how things really work behind the headlines.
I've written about Venture Capital even though I've never worked in Venture Capital. I've also written about being an Entrepreneur even though I've never started a business. Someday I'll have to get some skin in the game, but right now I try to help people start and grow businesses in Vancouver's inner-city. Far far from the fancy boardrooms of Silicon Valley, even Yaletown seems a world away rather than a few blocks. Yesterday was even Welfare Wednesday so things were extra chaotic.
Guy Kawasaki and his meager written output got a brief mention last night and as if on cue, he has a blog posting about a tool to create a term sheet online. Some entrepreneurs worry too much about term sheets and not enough about finding the right fit between the entrepreneurs, the investors, the directors, and the advisers.
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HomeArticleBali 8 Cool Restaurants In BALI To See You Through The Weekend!
ne that can't be found anywhere else in the world. The second you step your feet on this tropical island, you are safe to expect an extraordinary culinary journey right in front of your eyes. The flourishing restaurant scene in Bali blends a selection of scrumptious, authentic meals and of course, artsy and gorgeous interior. What makes them unique is that each of them conveys a certain kind of cultural sense through its exquisite interior. If you're looking for a lovely dining experience like no other, feel free to skim through this ultimate list of the coolest restaurants in Bali that will make your jaws drop!
Everything you see in this place is truly remarkable. From the ornaments on the wall, the pretty chandeliers, the vintage-style tables and chairs, each of them reminds me of an old-fashioned Manhattan loft with a touch of Moroccan vibes. The perfect combination is completed with a dash of Indonesian antiques and handicrafts. Such a lovely space in the heart of Seminyak.
This is the place to be if you're looking for a next-level authentic local dining experience. The high ceiling combined with huge glass wall structure makes a truly captivating atmosphere. Not only that it's mouthwatering, the food is also legendary and served in an unusual way. Just like in Padang restaurants, they serve the dishes in small plates to be put in the middle of your dining table.
It is not possible that you're going to miss this eye-catchy restaurant that's located on a street at the heart of Seminyak. This place is so hippie that it's so unforgettable in terms of both, the interior and the food. Every corner has its own story. At a first glance, this place may seem so peculiar, but once you get to explore what's inside, you'll fall in love. Their taco selection is must try, as well as their De Chorizo Quesadilla (Rp. 80.000).
This place is Bali in a nutshell. You know Bali is all about vibrant colors, delicious brunch meals, and of course, exciting atmosphere. The mood of this place is so laid-back and you can enjoy a direct sunlight striking through the glass walls while enjoying your scrumptious plate of Ricotta Pancakes (Rp. 50.000). Good coffee is available.
Let's rewind to the 1950's. Imagine yourself getting yourself lost in the city of Shanghai. When it's time to go to bed, you get hungry and right across the street, you see a hippie, fun dim sum place. The lights are pretty and dim and the food selection is authentically mouthwatering. Now you can stop imagining. Your imagination has come to life. This place is such a trendy venue decorated with extraordinary old-fashioned Asian vibes.
There are 1001 reasons to visit this cool place. Not only that this place looks like a fascinating old-fashioned garage, it also offers a lot of fun activities and extraordinary concepts that you can have fun with. The tables are made out of old vespas, and you can see old license plates all over the walls. Fun space to have some beer after a tiring day doing water sports!
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On this page you will find interesting pictures, slideshows, websites, and information in general regarding infrastructure from various parts of the world. Some images are quite incredible while others will make you never take our road system for granted again!
From our neighbor to the north to South America, China, Russia, and beyond, please enjoy this collection of intriguing and startling pieces of infrastructure (Microsoft Powerpoint is required to view the slideshows included on this page).
An English version of the bump sign! Besides driving on the other side of the road, all traffic light poles are mounted near eye level A nice drive through the Wales countryside. Can you imagine trying to navigate a bus on these roads? How many cars have lost side mirrors as they get squeezed into those beautiful stone walls?


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'Deeply flawed' public sector apprenticeship target under fire
PPMA president says organisations lack resources to recruit 200,000 apprentices by 2020
An ambitious apprenticeships target from the Department for Education, challenging the public sector to recruit 200,000 more apprentices by 2020, has been met with mixed responses from industry experts.
Announcing the measure last week, skills minister Robert Halfon said the target would create thousands of quality career opportunities in the public sector, building on the government's commitment to create three million apprenticeships by 2020.
"For our public sector to be the very best in the world, we need talented and ambitious people of all ages and from every background," Halfon said. "Businesses across the country have well and truly got behind apprenticeships. Now it is time to ensure the public sector reaps the benefits of apprenticeships and young people get the opportunities they deserve."
But some public sector bodies have criticised the announcement, describing the target as "deeply flawed". Sue Evans, president of the Public Services People Managers' association (PPMA) and head of HR at Warwickshire County Council, has been set an apprenticeship levy target of 250, but said the requirement that apprentices make up 2.3 per cent of the workforce by 2020 failed to consider labour supply and the considerable strain the public sector is facing in the wake of widespread budget cuts.
"It has taken us five years to recruit 150 apprentices through our existing programme, so to take on an additional 250 in the next three years will be the equivalent of running a small school," Evans said. "I don't have the administrative resource or the support resources to manage that number of apprentices across our workforce.
"The government has taken a large slice of our budgets to pay the levy. We can't recoup it because we can't hit the targets they want, but we will still have to pay the apprentices' wages. Why do they think, as we are making significant cuts, struggling with a huge hole in the social care budget and pressure to hold council tax down, that we can suddenly take on and pay a raft of new people?"
The target is being championed by the civil service, which has pledged to achieve 30,000 apprenticeship starts in England by 2020. Head of Apprenticeships, Jake McClure said its new apprenticeship strategy will show the work the Cabinet Office has already undertaken ahead of the introduction of the apprenticeship levy this April. "We want to help our departments fully understand the complexities but more importantly the opportunities afforded by the move to standards and the introduction of the levy, and treat this as strategic workforce reform and a different and exciting way of looking at the business," McClure said.
"For the UK, in terms of social mobility, this is a fantastic opportunity to put apprenticeships up there with a traditional university route in terms of parity of esteem, and bring schools, parents and employers together to make people aware of the advantages of alternative routes to employment. It's a great chance to earn while you learn, and at the end of it you will be fully competent in your job."
But Evans warned that public sector bodies that are struggling to make up the numbers could 'dodge' the system by repurposing existing schemes, and many would be incapable of supporting the rapid uptake of apprentices. For the levy to have any hope of success, Evans said, the government needs to fundamentally reassess what it is hoping to achieve by bringing more apprentices into the workforce, and be more realistic about its targets.
"The apprenticeship levy is badly thought through, badly planned and, with three months to go, there's no evidence that the online tools are going to work," she said.
"Those of us who are committed to apprenticeships and have worked with them in the true spirit of bringing young people into the workplace, giving them quality training and a real start to a career, are aghast at this ham-fisted attempt to railroad large numbers through."
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Supreme Court backs teachers in dispute over strike-related deductions from pay
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BSLS_IDENT_RCSID(bdlb_tokenizer_cpp,"$Id$ $CSID$")

#include <bsl_cstring.h>

namespace {

// The character inputs break down into the following types:
enum InputType {
    TOK = 0,  // token character
    SFT = 1,  // soft delimiter character
    HRD = 2,  // hard delimiter character
};
const int NUM_INPUTS = 3;

// The following defines the set of tokenizer state machine states:
enum State {
    TOKEN = 0,  // Zero or more token characters seen in the input.  No hard
                // or soft delimiter characters seen.  Start state.
    DHEAD = 1,  // One or more soft delimiter characters seen after zero or
                // more token characters have been seen.
    DTAIL = 2,  // Exactly one hard delimiter character seen possibly followed
                // by zero or more soft delimiter characters.
};
const int NUM_STATES = 3;

// The following defines the set of tokenizer state machine actions:
enum Action {
    ACC_TOKEN = 0,  // accumulate token
    ACC_DELIM = 1,  // accumulate delimiter
    STOP      = 2,  // stop parsing state machine and return result
};

const State stateTable[NUM_INPUTS][NUM_STATES] = {
    // TOKEN   DHEAD   DTAIL
    // -----   -----   -----
    {  TOKEN,  TOKEN,  TOKEN },  // TOK
    {  DHEAD,  DHEAD,  DTAIL },  // SFT
    {  DTAIL,  DTAIL,  DTAIL },  // HRD
};

const Action actionTable[NUM_INPUTS][NUM_STATES] = {
    // TOKEN       DHEAD       DTAIL
    // ---------   ---------   ---------
    {  ACC_TOKEN,  STOP,       STOP      },  // TOK
    {  ACC_DELIM,  ACC_DELIM,  ACC_DELIM },  // SFT
    {  ACC_DELIM,  ACC_DELIM,  STOP      },  // HRD
};

}  // close unnamed namespace

namespace BloombergLP {

namespace bdlb {

                        // --------------------
                        // class Tokenizer_Data
                        // --------------------

Tokenizer_Data::Tokenizer_Data(const bslstl::StringRef& softDelimiters)
{
    bsl::memset(d_charTypes, TOK, k_MAX_CHARS);

    unsigned char index;

    for(bslstl::StringRef::const_iterator it = softDelimiters.begin();
            it != softDelimiters.end();
            ++it) {
        index = static_cast<unsigned char>(*it);
        d_charTypes[index] = SFT;
    }
}

Tokenizer_Data::Tokenizer_Data(const bslstl::StringRef& softDelimiters,
                               const bslstl::StringRef& hardDelimiters)
{
    bsl::memset(d_charTypes, TOK, k_MAX_CHARS);

    unsigned char index;

    for(bslstl::StringRef::const_iterator it = softDelimiters.begin();
            it != softDelimiters.end();
            ++it) {
        index = static_cast<unsigned char>(*it);
        d_charTypes[index] = SFT;
    }

    for(bslstl::StringRef::const_iterator it = hardDelimiters.begin();
            it != hardDelimiters.end();
            ++it) {
        index = static_cast<unsigned char>(*it);
        d_charTypes[index] = HRD;
    }
}

                        // -----------------------
                        // class TokenizerIterator
                        // -----------------------

// CREATORS
TokenizerIterator::TokenizerIterator()
: d_sharedData_p(0)
, d_cursor_p(0)
, d_token_p(0)
, d_postDelim_p(0)
, d_end_p(0)
, d_endFlag(true)
{
    // Constructor for end iterator
}

TokenizerIterator::TokenizerIterator(const char           *input,
                                     const char           *end,
                                     const Tokenizer_Data *sharedData)
: d_sharedData_p(sharedData)
, d_cursor_p(input)
, d_token_p(input)
, d_postDelim_p(input)
, d_end_p(end)
, d_endFlag(false)
{
    // skip optional leader
    if (d_end_p) {
        while (d_end_p != d_cursor_p
               && SFT == d_sharedData_p->inputType(*d_cursor_p))
        {
            ++d_cursor_p;
        }
    } else {
        while (0 != *d_cursor_p
               && SFT == d_sharedData_p->inputType(*d_cursor_p))
        {
            ++d_cursor_p;
        }
    }

    ++*this;            // find first token
}

TokenizerIterator::TokenizerIterator(const TokenizerIterator& origin)
: d_sharedData_p(origin.d_sharedData_p)
, d_cursor_p(origin.d_cursor_p)
, d_token_p(origin.d_token_p)
, d_postDelim_p(origin.d_postDelim_p)
, d_end_p(origin.d_end_p)
, d_endFlag(origin.d_endFlag)
{
}

// MANIPULATORS
TokenizerIterator& TokenizerIterator::operator=(const TokenizerIterator& rhs)
{
    if (this != &rhs)
    {
        d_sharedData_p = rhs.d_sharedData_p;
        d_cursor_p     = rhs.d_cursor_p;
        d_token_p      = rhs.d_token_p;
        d_postDelim_p  = rhs.d_postDelim_p;
        d_end_p        = rhs.d_end_p;
        d_endFlag      = rhs.d_endFlag;
    }
    return *this;
}

TokenizerIterator& TokenizerIterator::operator++()
{
    // Operator++ called on invalid iterator
    BSLS_ASSERT_SAFE(!d_endFlag);

    if (d_end_p) {
        d_token_p     = d_cursor_p;
        d_postDelim_p = d_cursor_p;

        if ( d_end_p == d_cursor_p ) {
            d_endFlag = true;
            return *this;                                             // RETURN
        }

        int currentState = TOKEN;
        int inputType;

        do {
            if (d_end_p == d_cursor_p) {
                return *this;                                         // RETURN
            }

            inputType = d_sharedData_p->inputType(*d_cursor_p);

            switch (actionTable[inputType][currentState]) {
              case ACC_TOKEN: {  // accumulate token
                ++d_postDelim_p;
              } break;
              case ACC_DELIM: {  // accumulate delimiter
                // Nothing to do.
              } break;
              case STOP: {       // stop parsing and return result
                return *this;                                         // RETURN
              } break;
            }

            currentState = stateTable[inputType][currentState];
            ++d_cursor_p;
        } while (true);
    } else {
        d_token_p     = d_cursor_p;
        d_postDelim_p = d_cursor_p;

        if ( 0 == *d_cursor_p ) {
            d_endFlag = true;
            return *this;                                             // RETURN
        }

        int currentState = TOKEN;
        int inputType;

        do {
            if (0 == *d_cursor_p) {
                return *this;                                         // RETURN
            }

            inputType = d_sharedData_p->inputType(*d_cursor_p);

            switch (actionTable[inputType][currentState]) {
              case ACC_TOKEN: {  // accumulate token
                ++d_postDelim_p;
              } break;
              case ACC_DELIM: {  // accumulate delimiter
                // Nothing to do.
              } break;
              case STOP: {       // stop parsing and return result
                return *this;                                         // RETURN
              } break;
              default: {
                BSLS_ASSERT(0);
              } break;
            }

            currentState = stateTable[inputType][currentState];
            ++d_cursor_p;
        } while (true);
    }

    BSLS_ASSERT(0);
}

                        // ---------------
                        // class Tokenizer
                        // ---------------
// CREATORS
Tokenizer::Tokenizer(const char               *input,
                     const bslstl::StringRef&  soft)
: d_sharedData(soft)
{
    BSLS_ASSERT(input);
    reset(input);
}

Tokenizer::Tokenizer(const char               *input,
                     const bslstl::StringRef&  soft,
                     const bslstl::StringRef&  hard)
: d_sharedData(soft, hard)
{
    BSLS_ASSERT(input);
    reset(input);
}

Tokenizer::Tokenizer(const bslstl::StringRef&  input,
                     const bslstl::StringRef&  soft)
: d_sharedData(soft)
{
    BSLS_ASSERT(input.begin());
    reset(input);
}

Tokenizer::Tokenizer(const bslstl::StringRef&  input,
                     const bslstl::StringRef&  soft,
                     const bslstl::StringRef&  hard)
: d_sharedData(soft, hard)
{
    BSLS_ASSERT(input.begin());
    reset(input);
}

Tokenizer::~Tokenizer()
{
}

Tokenizer::iterator Tokenizer::begin() const
{
    return TokenizerIterator(d_input_p, d_end_p, &d_sharedData);
}

Tokenizer::iterator Tokenizer::end() const
{
    return TokenizerIterator();
}

Tokenizer& Tokenizer::operator++()
{
    // Operator++ called on invalid tokenizer
    BSLS_ASSERT_SAFE(!d_endFlag);

    if (d_end_p) {

        d_prevDelim_p = d_postDelim_p;  // current delimiter becomes previous
        d_token_p     = d_cursor_p;
        d_postDelim_p = d_cursor_p;

        if ( d_end_p == d_cursor_p ) {
            d_endFlag = true;
            return *this;                                             // RETURN
        }

        int currentState = TOKEN;
        int inputType;

        do {
            if (d_end_p == d_cursor_p) {
                return *this;                                         // RETURN
            }

            inputType = d_sharedData.inputType(*d_cursor_p);

            switch (actionTable[inputType][currentState]) {
              case ACC_TOKEN: {  // accumulate token
                ++d_postDelim_p;
              } break;
              case ACC_DELIM: {  // accumulate delimiter
                // Nothing to do.
              } break;
              case STOP: {       // stop parsing and return result
                return *this;                                         // RETURN
              } break;
              default: {
                BSLS_ASSERT(0);
              } break;
            }

            currentState = stateTable[inputType][currentState];
            ++d_cursor_p;
        } while (true);

    } else {

        d_prevDelim_p = d_postDelim_p;  // current delimiter becomes previous
        d_token_p     = d_cursor_p;
        d_postDelim_p = d_cursor_p;

        if ( 0 == *d_cursor_p ) {
            d_endFlag = true;
            return *this;                                             // RETURN
        }

        int currentState = TOKEN;
        int inputType;

        do {
            if (0 == *d_cursor_p) {
                return *this;                                         // RETURN
            }

            inputType = d_sharedData.inputType(*d_cursor_p);

            switch (actionTable[inputType][currentState]) {
              case ACC_TOKEN: {  // accumulate token
                ++d_postDelim_p;
              } break;
              case ACC_DELIM: {  // accumulate delimiter
                // Nothing to do.
              } break;
              case STOP: {       // stop parsing and return result
                return *this;                                         // RETURN
              } break;
              default: {
                BSLS_ASSERT(0);
              } break;
            }

            currentState = stateTable[inputType][currentState];
            ++d_cursor_p;
        } while (true);
    }

    BSLS_ASSERT(0);
}

bool Tokenizer::hasPreviousSoft() const
{
    const char *p = d_prevDelim_p;

    while (p != d_token_p) {
        if (SFT == d_sharedData.inputType(*p)) {
            return true;                                              // RETURN
        }
        ++p;
    }
    return false;
}

bool Tokenizer::hasTrailingSoft() const
{
    if (d_endFlag) {
        // Called on invalid tokenizer
        BSLS_ASSERT_SAFE(!d_endFlag);
        return false;                                                 // RETURN
    }

    const char *p = d_postDelim_p;

    while (p != d_cursor_p) {
        if (SFT == d_sharedData.inputType(*p)) {
            return true;                                              // RETURN
        }
        ++p;
    }
    return false;
}

bool Tokenizer::isPreviousHard() const
{
    const char *p = d_prevDelim_p;

    while (p != d_token_p) {
        if (HRD == d_sharedData.inputType(*p)) {
            return true;                                              // RETURN
        }
        ++p;
    }
    return false;
}

bool Tokenizer::isTrailingHard() const
{
    if (d_endFlag) {
        // Called on invalid tokenizer
        BSLS_ASSERT_SAFE(!d_endFlag);
        return false;                                                 // RETURN
    }

    const char *p = d_postDelim_p;

    while (p != d_cursor_p) {
        if (HRD == d_sharedData.inputType(*p)) {
            return true;                                              // RETURN
        }
        ++p;
    }
    return false;
}

void Tokenizer::resetImpl(const char *input, const char *endOfInput)
{
    d_input_p     = input;
    d_cursor_p    = input;
    d_prevDelim_p = input;
    d_token_p     = input;
    d_postDelim_p = input;
    d_end_p       = endOfInput;
    d_endFlag     = false;

    if (d_end_p) {
        while (d_end_p != d_cursor_p
               && SFT == d_sharedData.inputType(*d_cursor_p))
        {
            ++d_cursor_p;
        }
    } else {
        while (0 != *d_cursor_p
               && SFT == d_sharedData.inputType(*d_cursor_p))
        {
            ++d_cursor_p;
        }
    }

    ++*this;                 // find first token
}

void Tokenizer::reset(const char *input)
{
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#JQuery Mobile Angular Adapter

##Description

Integration between jquery mobile and angular.js. Needed as jquery mobile
enhances the pages with new elements and styles and so does angular. With this adapter,
all widgets in jquery mobile can be used directly in angular, without further modifications.
Furthermore, this adapter also provides special utilities useful for mobile applications.

If you are interested in how to build mobile web apps with this adapter, have a look at the german book
[Mobile Web-Apps mit JavaScript](http://www.opitz-consulting.com/go_javascriptbuch).

##Dependencies
- angular 1.0.6
- jquery 1.8+
- jquery mobile 1.3.1 Final

##Examples
- See the [wiki page](https://github.com/opitzconsulting/jquery-mobile-angular-adapter/wiki)
- [Todo mobile](http://jsfiddle.net/ocdemo/UM5Mr/): JsFiddle
- [Rent Your Legacy Car](https://github.com/mjswa/rylc-html5): A more complex example from the german book [Mobile Web-Apps mit JavaScript](http://www.opitz-consulting.com/go_javascriptbuch).

##Reporting Issues
- Issues can be reported at the Github project.
- Please provide a [JS-Fiddle](http://jsfiddle.net/ocdemo/4AEQK/) or a
  [Plunk](http://plnkr.co/edit/M4WTl9moMl2z8B9Mc0b2). A plunk is great
  if you have external jqm pages in your example.

##Usage
Note: The directive `ng-app` for the html element is required, as in all angular applications.

### Plain ###

Include this adapter _after_ angular and jquery mobile (see below).

        <title>MobileToys</title>
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="lib/jquery.mobile.css"/>

### With requirejs 2.x ###

Create a `index.xhtml` file like the one below:

        <title>MobileToys</title>
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="lib/jquery.mobile.css"/>


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'Negotiations' are underway to examine whether roads on the Velo South route could be closed for a shorter period of time, the county council has confirmed.
It follows ongoing strong objections from residents about the impact of road closures of up to nine hours on the 100-mile circuit around the Midhurst and Petworth area, with some now planning a protest.
In a tweet last week, the council published a map of the route for the event on September 23 stating it was 'still negotiating to see if we can reopen certain sections earlier'.
A West Sussex County Council spokesman added: "We continue to have discussions with CSM regarding options for closing some roads later and reopening roads sooner, as well as adding additional crossing points.
A third leaflet drop from event organisers CSM Active was promised at an engagement meeting with parish representatives last month after complaints residents and businesses had not been adequately notified of the event.
At present, CSM Active has said the only vehicle crossing point in the circuit will be a manually controlled traffic light crossing on the A272 at Rogate.
It comes as the Stop Velo South campaign launched a sign-up for a protest via its website www.stopvelo.com.
The website claims 'a safe and legal walking protest' is planned on the day.
At last month's engagement meeting, parish representatives heard a temporary traffic regulation order from the county council would legally prevent motorised and equine traffic but allow cycle and pesdestrian use, with a caution to treat the road with the same due care as a normal open carriageway.
Cyclists would not be able to 'join' the event, which is sign-up only.


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There are 734 content items related to water rights on the Land Portal.
The right to abstract, use and transfer water. It also includes the ownership of water. Usually in the form of a permit, but water rights can have different sources such as custom (established use) or ownership of (riparian) land.
Source: FAOLEX
LandVoc browser in AGROVOC:
https://explore.landvoc.org/landvoc/en/page/?uri=http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_16062
AGROVOC URI:
http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_16062
Call for Applications: Two PhD positions on commons at the Institute for Collective Action, Erasmus University Rotterdam – apply by January 15, 2021
Indigenous & Community Land Rights
land investments
The Institute for Collective Action of the Erasmus University Rotterdam is offering two PhD positions to candidates who would like to pursue their PhD studies in the area of collective action. The focus will be on an in-depth micro-analysis of internal functioning of two different types of "institutions for collective action" (ICA).
About the positions
China's Yangtze fishing communities adapt to life on land
Yang Zeqiang's boat chugs across the Yangtze ferrying a few people and sacks of grain -- his new source of income after all fishing was halted along China's longest river in the name of environmental protection.
As a boy, Yang remembers seeing his father and grandfather head out in the early morning dark to earn a living fishing the upper Yangtze in China's southwest.
Pakistani fishermen fear a 'new Dubai' could empty their nets
community land rights
Fishermen say a development on two islands could destroy their livelihoods
KARACHI, Nov 3 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the quarrel over building a gleaming "new Dubai" on two small islands off Pakistan's Arabian Sea coast, the voices of the fishermen who have plied these waters for centuries often go unheard.
CRITICAL NATURE: Are China's dams on the Mekong causing downstream drought? The importance of scientific debate
Ms. Amy Fallon
Mr. Marko Kallio
This article was originally published through CSDS (Center for Social Development Studies) at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. It can be found at: https://www.csds-chula.org/publications/2020/4/28/critical-nature-are-chinas-dams-on-the-mekong-causing-downstream-drought-the-importance-of-scientific-debate
Women and Climate Change: the challenges women face to be considered as key actors
Ms. Priti Darooka
Author: Priti Darooka [1] with contributions by Farida Akhter
I want to thank IWRAW Asia Pacific for organising a two day strategic dialogue on Women Human Rights and Climate Justice. Some of the points shared here are points discussed at this dialogue in Bangkok in November 2019.
I also want to thank contributions by Feminist Land Platform members, especially Farida Akhter of Bangladesh.
What the Climate Crisis Means for Land Rights
Mr. Nathan Lobel
The climate crisis will reshape our relationships to land around the world. Journalist David Wallace-Wells warns that, once the planet warms 2°C above preindustrial levels — the target set by the Paris Agreement — "major cities in the equatorial band of the planet will become unlivable," and 400 million more people will suffer from regional water scarcity.
World Water Week
25 August 2019 to 30 August 2019
The 29th World Water Week, organized by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) and partners, will focus on the theme, 'Water for Society: Including All'.
The SDG Knowledge Hub summary of World Water Week 2018 is here.
Stockholm International Water Institute
31st UN-Water Meeting
The 31st UN-Water meeting will take place from 23-24 August 2019 in Stockholm, Sweden. It will bring together UN-Water Members and Partners to discuss issues related to UN-Water, and will take place immediately prior to the annual World Water Week.
United Nations Water
Thomson Reuters Annual Trust Conference
14 October 2018 to 15 October 2018
Trust Conference is an annual human rights forum committed to finding real solutions to fight slavery, empower women, and advance human rights worldwide. The annual event convenes 600 delegates from the worlds of activism, civil society, law, government and business in the heart of London for two full days of inspiration, networking, and action.
Nigeria: The Harvest Of Death - Three Years Of Bloody Clashes Between Farmers and Herders in Nigeria
pastoralists
This report documents the violent clashes between members of farmer communities and members of herder communities in parts of Nigeria, particularly in the northern parts of the country, over access to resources: water, land and pasture.
Water Rights on Community Lands: LandMark's Findings from 100 Countries
Journal Articles & Books
customary law
indigenous lands
This paper analyzes whether national laws acknowledge indigenous peoples and other rural communities in 100 countries as owners of waters that arise within their lands. Results derive from information collected by LandMark to score the legal status of community land tenure. Findings are positive; half of all countries recognize communities as lawful possessors of water on their lands.
Water Rights: An Assessment of Afghanistan's Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture
agricultural land management
riparian rights
"Water is the lifeblood of the people of Afghanistan, not just for living but also for the economy, which has traditionally been dominated by agriculture." Nearly "80% of Afghanistan's population derive their livelihood from the agriculture sector." And, agriculture remains one of Afghanistan's principal growth sectors.
Find more resources in the Land Library
AGTER
AGTER is an international association, created in 2005 under French law. AGTER works on the governance of land, water and natural resources.
Arba Minch University (AMU)
Arba Minch University in Ethiopia, is situated at the foot of the Gamo Gofa mountain ranges facing the Abaya Lake, forming part of the East African Rift Valley It was founded in the late 1980s.
With an objective to address water-related issues, the then Arba Minch Water Technology Institute (AWTI) was established in September 1979 EC (1986). AWTI offered short and long-term training; conducting research, and consultancy services in the water sector.
Center for Development Research - University of Bonn (ZEF)
The Center for Development Research (ZEF) is an institute of the University of Bonn, Germany. It started its research activities in 1997. ZEF's researchers aim to find science-based solutions to development-related issues. ZEF's research departments on Economic and Technological Change, Political and Cultural Change, and Ecology and Natural Resources Management conduct inter- and trans-disciplinary research in, for and with emerging economies and on global issues with its collaborating research partners around the world.
Central Arizona Project (CAP)
Central Arizona Project (CAP) is Arizona's single largest resource for renewable water supplies. CAP is designed to bring about 1.5 million acre-feet of water from the Colorado River to Central and Southern Arizona every year. More than 5 million people, or more than 80% of the state's population, live in Maricopa, Pima and Pinal counties, where CAP water is delivered. CAP carries water from Lake Havasu near Parker to the southern boundary of the San Xavier Indian Reservation southwest of Tucson.
Ekta Parishad Europe is an open network of independent organisations and individuals of European countries. Its primary goal is to provide moral, political and financial support to social movements which assist deprived people to achieve control over their means of livelihood such as water, land and forest.
Ekta Parishad is a non-violent Gandhi-inspired social movement in India working on land and forest rights at a national level. It has been built up over the last twenty years growing from the local, to the state, to the national and increasingly, to the international level. The purpose of mobilizing an increasingly growing, very large group of poor people into a loosely structured, major grassroots movement, has been to put pressure directly on central and state government bodies in order to press for legal reforms and structural change.
Equitable Cambodia (EC)
Equitable Cambodia was formed out of the localization of the international solidarity organization Bridges Across Borders Cambodia (BABC) and was registered as a Cambodian national non-governmental organization in March 2012.
Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative (GSSI)
Global Water Initiative - Afrique de l'Ouest (GWI)
La GWI en Afrique de l'Ouest est mise en œuvre par un consortium constitué par IIED et l'UICN, et travaille principalement dans cinq pays : le Burkina Faso, la Guinée, le Mali, le Niger et le Sénégal.
Le travail de la GWI en Afrique de l'Ouest est guidé par la vision et la mission de la GWI au niveau mondial. En effet, toutes les régions de la GWI s'efforcent d'engendrer un changement significatif par le biais d'un plaidoyer et d'initiatives politiques intégrés pour:
Global Water Initiative - East Africa (GWI)
GWI in East Africa is led by CARE International. By working in Ethiopia, Tanzania and Uganda – and more widely across East Africa – GWI in East Africa focuses on developing evidence that highlights solutions to the challenges of water management and use in smallholder agriculture.
Global Water Partnership (GWP)
The Global Water Partnership (GWP) is a global action network with over 3,000 Partner organisations in 183 countries. The network has 86 Country Water Partnerships and 13 Regional Water Partnerships.
O Greenpeace chegou ao Brasil no mesmo ano em que o país abrigou a primeira e mais importante conferência ambiental da História, a Eco-92.
O protesto que marca a fundação da organização por aqui foi uma ação contra a usina nuclear de Angra. Chegando por mar, ao bordo do navio Rainbow Warrior, os ativistas fixaram 800 cruzes no pátio da usina, simbolizando o número de mortos no acidente de Chernobyl.


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package eu.honzaik.fyzikaproandroid;

import android.support.v7.app.ActionBar;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.v7.widget.Toolbar;
import android.text.Html;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.SeekBar;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.github.mikephil.charting.components.YAxis;

import eu.honzaik.fyzikaproandroid.other.CustomLineChart;
import eu.honzaik.fyzikaproandroid.other.CustomYAxisValueFormatter;
import eu.honzaik.fyzikaproandroid.other.RovnomernyPohyb;

public class RovnomernyPohybActivity extends PohybActivity {

    private Button startButton;
    private CustomLineChart chartRychlost;
    private CustomLineChart chartDraha;
    private CustomLineChart chartZrychleni;
    private RovnomernyPohyb pohyb;
    private SeekBar rychlostSeekbar;
    private SeekBar casSeekBar;
    private TextView rychlostValueTextView;
    private TextView casValueTextView;
    private float cas;
    private float rychlost;

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

        Toolbar pohybToolbar = (Toolbar) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_toolbar);
        setSupportActionBar(pohybToolbar);

        ActionBar ab = getSupportActionBar();
        if(ab != null) ab.setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true);

        rychlostValueTextView = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_text_view_rychlost_value);
        casValueTextView = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_text_view_cas_value);

        rychlostSeekbar = (SeekBar) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_seek_bar_rychlost);
        casSeekBar = (SeekBar) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_seek_bar_cas);

        rychlostSeekbar.setOnSeekBarChangeListener(new SeekBar.OnSeekBarChangeListener() {
            @Override
            public void onProgressChanged(SeekBar seekBar, int progress, boolean fromUser) {
                rychlostValueTextView.setText(String.valueOf(progress));
                rychlost = progress;
            }

            public void onStartTrackingTouch(SeekBar seekBar) {
            }

            public void onStopTrackingTouch(SeekBar seekBar) {
            }
        });
        casSeekBar.setOnSeekBarChangeListener(new SeekBar.OnSeekBarChangeListener() {
            @Override
            public void onProgressChanged(SeekBar seekBar, int progress, boolean fromUser) {
                casValueTextView.setText(String.valueOf(progress));
                cas = progress;
            }

            public void onStartTrackingTouch(SeekBar seekBar) {
            }

            public void onStopTrackingTouch(SeekBar seekBar) {
            }
        });

        chartRychlost = (CustomLineChart) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_chart_rychlost);
        chartRychlost.setDescription("Graf rychlosti na čase");
        chartRychlost.getAxisLeft().setValueFormatter(new CustomYAxisValueFormatter("m/s"));

        chartDraha = (CustomLineChart) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_chart_draha);
        chartDraha.setDescription("Graf dráhy na čase");
        chartDraha.getAxisLeft().setValueFormatter(new CustomYAxisValueFormatter("m"));

        chartZrychleni = (CustomLineChart) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_chart_zrychleni);
        chartZrychleni.setDescription("Graf zrychlení na čase");
        chartZrychleni.getAxisLeft().setValueFormatter(new CustomYAxisValueFormatter("m/s^2"));

        startButton = (Button) findViewById(R.id.rovnomerny_pohyb_activity_start_button);
        startButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                pohyb = new RovnomernyPohyb(rychlost, cas);
                chartRychlost.setData(pohyb.generateLineData(0));
                chartDraha.setData(pohyb.generateLineData(1));
                chartZrychleni.setData(pohyb.generateLineData(2));

                chartRychlost.invalidate();
                chartDraha.invalidate();
                chartZrychleni.invalidate();

                chartRychlost.animateX(((int) cas) * 1000);
                chartDraha.animateX(((int) cas)*1000);
                chartZrychleni.animateX(((int) cas)*1000);
            }
        });
    }

}


More than any other city in America, New York City is like a country song. Country songs tell stories, and NYC has more stories than you would believe; it's the biggest small town in the U.S. Not only is it made of up millions of diverse individual stories but collectively, the city tells a new story every day. And that's part of why I love it so much and am glad to be back home.
My story started in 2013 when I came here to help launch the first country station in Manhattan in over 17 years. I remember telling my daughter that we weren't going to spend our time in the greatest city in America, wishing we were someplace else. You see, this 8th grader's story was that she wasn't too happy to be leaving Denver and moving to a new place. I reassured her our story was about creating a new life, growing where you're planted, working hard, building relationships and finding the good in any situation. You could say it's the making of a good country song. Like New York City, country music expresses stories with the universal theme of people trying to find their place in the world, working hard, fighting the good fight, praying for a miracle—and raising a little hell.
When NASH FM 94.7 started in 2013, there were country music concerts in the New York area, but they were mostly featuring the superstars. That was then. Today the current scene for emerging country artists is growing every day at such venues like Terminal 5, Irving Plaza and Hammerstein Ballroom. In fact, this summer's lineup at Jones Beach is 30 percent country music. What a difference a few years makes.
Three years after launching NASH, I was transferred to be on our network morning show based out of Nashville to be broadcast in New York. However, being on the radio in NYC, but not living here wasn't the best fit for me—or our listeners. Thankfully, NASH decided to launch a local morning show that spoke to the uniquely New York country experience. So, here I am back in the Big Apple. Reflecting on my time in Nashville, it was a fantastic experience to live and work in Music City. It is, after all, the home of country music, but New York City is its biggest stage.
When I emceed shows in Nashville, I was always shocked at the lack of enthusiasm from country fans. You see, I got spoiled by the New York country music fans. They love their country music with the passion only a New Yorker can evoke. Maybe that's why I relate to them because as a kid growing up in Kentucky, I wanted to choose my music and it wasn't country. At that time, I was all about 80s rock, and country was for my parents. So for the New York country music fan, I'll refer to Ole Blue Eyes, himself: They're doing it their way.
Naturally, my Nashville story is an integral part of my New York story. As host of the only country morning show in New York City, it gives me an insider perspective you can only get from having lived and worked in Music City. I'd run into artists at the grocery store, charity events, and backyard barbecues. I loved my neighborhood and house which sat on three acres and had a chicken coup. Now I eat the delicious chickens from Chirping Chicken which is across from my one-bedroom apartment.
My New York story continues, and I'm not going take a minute of it for granted. I'm reacquainting myself to this fantastic city: going to the flea market in my neighborhood on Sundays, taking an improv class, writing in my journal at a funky little coffee shop, and this summer taking the train to the beach or perhaps enjoying a cocktail on a rooftop at sunset. Without a doubt, though, I'll be appreciating the delicious cuisines and great food!
"Well, I ain't got a witness, and I can't prove it.


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Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900/Goffe, William
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Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, Volume 22
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1198994Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, Volume 22 — Goffe, William1890
GOFFE or GOUGH, WILLIAM (d. 1679?), regicide, was the son of Stephen Goffe, rector of Stanmer in Sussex. He was apprenticed to a London salter named Vaughan, and in 1642 was imprisoned by the royalist lord mayor for promoting a petition in support of the parliament's claim to the militia (Old Parliamentary History, xi. 330; Harleian Miscellany, ed. Park, iii. 483; Wood, Athenæ, ed. Bliss, vol. iii.) In 1645 Goffe's name appears in the list of the new model as a captain in Colonel Harley's regiment (Peacock, Army Lists, p. 103). It is also attached to the vindication of the officers of the army (27 April 1647), and he was one of the deputation which presented the charge against the eleven members (6 July 1647) (Rushworth, vi. 471, 607). Goffe was a prominent figure in the prayer meeting of the officers at Windsor in 1648, when it was decided to bring the king to a trial (Allen, A Faithful Memorial of that Remarkable Meeting at Windsor, Somers Tracts, ed. Scott, vi. 501). He was named in the following December one of the king's judges, sat frequently during the trial, and signed the death-warrant (Nalson, Trial of Charles I, p. 93). Goffe commanded Cromwell's own regiment at the battle of Dunbar, 'and at the push of pike did repel the stoutest regiment the enemy had there' (Carlyle, Cromwell, Letter cxl.). He also commanded a regiment at Worcester (Cromwelliana, p. 114). After the expulsion of the Long parliament he continued to be a staunch supporter of Cromwell, and in December 1653 aided Colonel White to turn out the recalcitrant remnant of the Barebones parliament (Thurloe, i. 637). In July 1654 he represented Yarmouth, in the following March was active in attempting to suppress Penruddock's rising, and was in December 1655 appointed major-general for Berkshire, Sussex, and Hampshire (ib. iii. 237, 701, iv. 117; Official Return of Members of Parliament, i. 501). A large amount of his correspondence as major-general is printed in the fourth and fifth volumes of the Thurloe Papers, and proves that while active on behalf of the government, he was less arbitrary than many of his colleagues. In the parliament of 1656 he sat for Hampshire, supported the proposal to offer the crown to Cromwell, and was appointed one of the Protector's House of Lords (Thurloe, vi. 341–668). Sir Gilbert Pickering describes a speech made by Goffe on the thanksgiving for Blake's victory at Santa Cruz as 'a long preachment seriously inviting the house to a firm and a kind of corporal union with his Highness. Something was expressed as to hanging about his neck like pearls from a text out of Canticles' (Burton, Diary, i. 362). The 'Second Narrative of the late Parliament,' 1658, describes Goffe as being 'in so great esteem and favour at court that he is judged the only fit man to have Major-general Lambert's place and command, as major-general of the army; and having so far advanced, is in a fair way to the Protectorship hereafter if he be not served as Lambert was' (Harleian Miscellany, ed. Park, iii. 483). He is officially described in April 1658 as major-general of the foot, but does not seem ever to have become a member of the Protector's privy council (Cal. State Papers, Dom. 1657–8, p. 373). Nevertheless he was one of the members of the important committee of nine persons appointed in June 1658 to consider what should be done in the next parliament (Thurloe, vii. 192). As being a member of that body Goffe was one of the persons summoned by Cromwell during his last illness to receive his declaration appointing his son Richard as his successor, attested Cromwell's appointment on oath before the council, and subscribed the proclamation declaring Richard Cromwell protector (Baker, Chronicle, ed. Phillips, pp. 653–4). On 15 Nov. 1658 the new Protector granted Goffe Irish lands to the value of 500l. a year, in fulfilment of his father's intentions (Thurloe, vii. 504). Ludlow describes Goffe as a creature of Richard Cromwell, and he is said to have urged the Protector to resort to arms to maintain himself (LUDLOW, Memoirs, ed. 1751, p. 241; Cal. State Papers, Dom. 1658–9, p. 335). The fall of the Cromwell dynasty greatly diminished Goffe's importance. In November 1659 Goffe and three other persons were sent by the council of the army to Scotland to give an account to Monck of the reasons for the late interruption of parliament, and mediate with him for the prevention of a new civil war (Mercurius Politicus, 27 Oct.–3 Nov. 1659; Baker, Chronicle, p. 693). Before the Restoration actually took place (16 April 1660) a warrant was issued for Goffe's arrest, probably on suspicion that he was concerned in Lambert's intended rising. He succeeded, however, in escaping, and was excepted from the Act of Indemnity, and a proclamation issued on 22 Sept. 1660 offered a reward of 100l. for his arrest (Kennett, Register, p. 264). In company with his father-in-law, Lieutenant-general Whalley, Goffe landed at Boston, Mass., in July 1660 under the name of Stephenson, but making no other attempt to conceal his identity. It was deposed by a certain John Crowne that the governor, John Endicott, embraced them and bade them welcome to New England, and wished more such good men would come over. They stayed for a time at Cambridge, 'where they were held in exceedingly great esteem for their piety and parts,' and 'held meetings where they preached and prayed, and were looked upon as men dropped down from heaven' (Cal. State Papers, Col. 1661–8, p. 54). In February following Goffe and Whalley moved to Newhaven, which they reached 7 March 1661. Meanwhile orders had arrived from England for their apprehension, and Endicott issued warrants for their arrest, and simulated great zeal (ib. pp. 15, 27). Nevertheless Kirke and Kellond, the persons who undertook the task of catching them, found, in spite of large promises, much disinclination to assist them (ib. p. 33; Hutchinson Papers, ii. 52, 63, Prince Soc. 1865). John Davenport, the minister of Newhaven, who had sheltered them in his own house, wrote protesting that they only stayed two days in the colony, and went away before they could be apprehended, 'no man knowing when or whither' (Cal. State Papers, Col. 1661–8, p. 53). They hid themselves for a time in a cave in the woods near Newhaven, at a place which they called Providence Hill, and for about three years lived in strict concealment till the heat of the pursuit had abated. In October 1664 they removed to Hadley in Massachusetts, and took up their abode in the house of the Rev. John Russell. In 1675 Hadley was attacked by Indians, and tradition describes Goffe as suddenly appearing from his hiding-place rallying the panic-stricken settlers, and by his leadership saving them from destruction. The tradition was first printed by Hutchinson in his 'History of Massachusetts,' 1764, and was, according to him, 'handed down in Governor Leveret's family' (History of Massachusetts, ed. 1795, i. 201). Scott makes Major Bridgnorth tell the story in 'Peveril of the Peak,' and Fenimore Cooper makes use of it in 'The Borderers.' Goffe seems to have died in 1679; his last letter is dated 2 April in that year. He was buried with Whalley, who had predeceased him, at Hadley, and no stone was erected to mark their grave. According to Savage his remains were discovered 'in our own day' near the foundations of Mr. Russell's house (Savage, Genealogical Dictionary of New England, ii. 268). Stiles mistakes the grave of Deputy-governor Matthew Gilbert at Newhaven for that of Goffe (ib.)
Goffe left behind him in England his wife, Frances, daughter of Major-general Whalley, and his three daughters—Anne, Elizabeth, and Frances. His correspondence with his wife, conducted generally under the pseudonyms of Frances and Walter Goldsmith, shows him to have been a man of deep and enthusiastic religious feeling, and explains his political action. Letters are printed in Hutchinson's 'History of Massachusetts,' ed. 1795, i. 532; 'Hutchinson Papers,' ed. Prince Society, 1865, ii. 161, 184; 'Massachusetts Historical Society Collections,' 3rd ser. i. 60; 4th ser. viii. 122–225.
[Noble's House of Cromwell, i. 424; Noble's Lives of the Regicides, i. 255; Stiles's Hist. of Three of the Judges of King Charles I, 1794; Polyanthea, 1804, vol. ii.; Palfrey's Hist. of New England, ii. 495–508, ed. 1861; and the authorities above cited.]
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