Older homes often have inefficient windows, which means that you are paying more than you need to on the cost of monthly utility bills. By upgrading your windows, you can decrease the drafts within your home and improve the energy efficiency at the same time. At Window Solutions, we offer a variety of high quality energy efficient products for you to choose from.
Have you noticed that the temperature changes throughout your home when you walk from one room to the next? It is likely that your drafty windows are making it hard for your air conditioner to maintain a comfortable temperature indoors, and the comfort of the home can change drastically depending on where you are sitting in the house. Installing energy efficient windows and doors can make it easy for you to manage the indoor temperature more effectively.
Another benefit of energy efficient upgrades is the fact that you can have the peace of mind to know that you are helping preserve the environment. If you are concerned about your carbon footprint on the environment, consider making these upgrades as soon as possible.
Just because you live in an older home, doesn't mean that it needs to look outdated. A few simple upgrades can offer amazing benefits to improve the overall style of your home. The quality of your windows and doors will leave a lasting impression on friends and family whenever they visit. These seemingly little details add up quickly when someone walks up to your home.
Upgrading your windows and doors can provide a good foundation for you to build out the rest of your remodeling efforts. You will love the finished appearance after the outside windows are done! If you are looking for a certain style of windows, then we invite you to bring photos or brand names to our office at Window Solutions, and we will help you pick the perfect solution for your home.
Another reason that new windows can improve the appearance of your home is because the windows will allow the natural light to flow in. Increasing the amount of natural light is very helpful to improve the overall ambiance of the room.
Old doors and windows often require extensive maintenance and repairs, because you need to spend time sanding and refinishing the older surfaces on a regular basis. Older frames and doors start to show wear and tear over time, especially when they are exposed to harsh weather outside. It can be a log of work to keep up with these maintenance tasks, and some people neglect the tasks causing their home to appear old and worn down.
If you are tired of keeping up with the maintenance, then right now is a great opportunity to replace your windows and doors. We can help you find low maintenance solutions, such as Milgard vinyl windows which are very durable and will look great for many years.
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Are you trying to decide on the right timing for new doors and windows in your home? There are several things that you need to consider before making a decision. First of all, take a look at your budget, which will help you decide on the timing and size of the project. We invite you to contact us at Window Solutions for more information about how you can make your budget work for your project.
If you are working with a small budget, we can help you select windows that fit within your price range. Some people choose to install the windows in several phases to minimize the amount of out-of-pocket cash. Other people just want to get the project done all at once instead of spreading it out.
Keep in mind that a full house installation will allow you to start enjoying the energy-saving benefits of your new windows right away. It is a good idea to get started on your project as soon as possible, because you will be able to enjoy all of the above benefits for a longer period of time.
Here at Window Solutions, we are always available to answer your questions and help with anything that you need. Contact us for more information about replacement windows and doors: (619) 258-0515.


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The University of Portsmouth was inaugurated in 1992. The former Portsmouth Polytechnic, one of the largest and most successful in the UK, itself grew from the Portsmouth and Gosport School of Science and Arts, founded in 1869. "The University of Portsmouth will continue to be a centre of excellence and innovation in education, student experience and employability, aspiration-raising, research, knowledge transfer and community leadership." - University of Portsmouth Mission Statement The University is now at the forefront of a rapidly changing, thriving city, with a modern diverse campus, taking pride in its reputation among students for the friendliness and approachability of its staff, and for the provision of a well structured and supportive learning environment.
Download the vector logo of the University of Portsmouth brand designed by Super Cluster in Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) format. The current status of the logo is active, which means the logo is currently in use.
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UAA Seawolves Men's Basketball Players Set New Records
Travis Dowling
The last basketball game to be played in the Wells Fargo Sports Complex was played on Saturday night between the UAA and Western Oregon University. This game was to be remembered as the last game at Wells Fargo and nothing more. But what started out as a straightforward final match, quickly escalated into a historic game with 2 broken records and countless moments of ecstasy for Seawolf fans.
UAA dominated the first half of the game, though by half time, WOU cut down their lead by 8 points. UAA led the score at halftime with 43-35.
Before the start of the second half, attention was drawn to Seawolf senior guard Kyle Fossman's career and his proximity to tying or breaking former Seawolf Mark Drake's previous school record of 'most number of three-pointers in a career'. At the start of the game he had needed seven three-pointers to tie the 243 three-point record. But going into half time Fossman was 6-10 from beyond the three-point mark.
Another Seawolf, Travis Thompson, junior guard, was 4 3-pointers shy of tying the 'most 3-pointers in a season' record that was previously held by former Seawolf Kemmy Burgess of a 100 3-pointers in a season, in 2003-04.
Both Fossman and Thompson tied and broke the records in second half of the game, but did not stop there. They continued to add to their totals by making more and more three-pointers.
Thompson, with a total of 33 points, closed out the night, 8 of 12 on 3-pointers. Fossman, who had a career high of 40 points, went 12 of 16 on 3-pointers. Fossman set a new record for the 'most number of 3-pointers in a career' and broke the record for most number of 3 pointers in a season. Thompson set a new record for 'most number of 3-pointers in a season'.
The focus of the game may have become the two players and their moments of glory, but Seawolf fans were not left disappointed in the end, with UAA beating WOU by a score of 96 to 77.
In sports there are moments in time that are forever etched into the memories of those that witness the event. This basketball game, which not only marked the end of an era at the Wells Fargo Sports Complex, but also saw the breaking of 3 and setting of records, is one such moment that will forever be remembered as a historic game.
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Date Set For Rugby World Cup 2021 Draw
Andy Devaney 19 October 2020
World Rugby, and hosts New Zealand Rugby (NZR), have today announced the Rugby World Cup 2021 Draw will take place in Auckland on Friday, 20 November, 2020.
SkyCity Theatre in the heart of Auckland's central business district will be the location for the draw which will be streamed live for rugby fans worldwide via World Rugby's digital channels.
Hosted in the southern hemisphere for the first time in a golden year for women's rugby, the ninth edition of the showcase tournament will take place from 18 September-16 October 2021 across three match venues. It will be contested by 12 teams, of which nine are already confirmed.
Seven teams qualified directly for RWC 2021 courtesy of a top-seven finish at the last tournament in Ireland in 2017, defending champions New Zealand, runners-up England, bronze medallists France, USA, Canada, Australia and Wales.
Fiji and South Africa confirmed their places through the regional qualification process back in 2019, via the Rugby Africa Women's Cup and Oceania Rugby Women's Championship.
The remaining three places will be filled by a qualifier from Asia and Europe together with the winner of the Final Qualification Tournament, a first for a women's Rugby World Cup, offering a second opportunity for teams to qualify.
Click here to see the RWC 2021 qualification process >>
For the first time, the World Rugby Women's Rankings will be used to determine the draw seedings and bands for the seven direct qualifiers in bands one to three, with the five teams to emerge from the qualification process to be placed into band three and four.
The recent Rugby World Cup Board decision for the World Rugby Women's Rankings from 1 January, 2020 to be applied represents the fairest approach. It was the last time all teams were able to play before the emergence of the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic.
The bands are:
Band 1 – New Zealand, England, Canada
Band 2 – France, Australia, USA
Band 3 – Wales, Europe 1, South Africa
Band 4 – Asia 1, Fiji, Final Qualifier winner
World Rugby Chairman Sir Bill Beaumont said: "The Rugby World Cup 2021 Draw marks an important milestone for teams and fans alike as momentum truly starts to build towards the most important international rugby tournament of 2021.
"We are in unusual and unique times with the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic. However, working in full partnership with New Zealand Rugby and local and national authorities, we are committed to a spectacular Rugby World Cup 2021.
"We look forward to welcoming the world's top women's 15s players to New Zealand and fans around the world as we look to raise the bar for women's rugby and women in rugby in line with our important and impactful 2017-25 Women in Rugby plan."
Rugby World Cup 2021 Tournament Director Michelle Hooper said the tournament was now less than a year away and plans were ramping up.
"The official draw is another step on the journey towards kick-off, and the buzz is building. We can't wait to welcome all 12 teams to Aotearoa New Zealand and showcase our manaakitanga to the world. The draw will determine who will play the first matches at Eden Park and Northland Events Centre which is an exciting prospect."
Full timings and broadcast details will be confirmed at a later stage.
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Sports Jam
Celebrate God through sports and music as we interview and share the stories of Athletes who live their lives for Christ!
Kelvin Washington
Host / Speaker
Emmy Winning Anchor/Host on Spectrum News 1 SoCal
WACC Sports Jam Fundraiser
Games, Activities and Music | 6pm - 7pm
The Concert Event | 7pm - 9pm
Meet and Greets after with the athletes
Auditorium - Whittier Area Community Church
Stanley Johnson
4 Time CIF State Champion. Pac 12 Freshman of the Year at the University of Arizona. Current NBA player for the L.A. Lakers
Derrick Coleman
First deaf and hard of hearing player in NFL history to win a Super Bowl . Seattle Seahawks
Jamal Sampson
Former NBA Player. L.A. Lakers
Jayda Curry
University of California. Media Pac 12 Freshman of the year
Music by Union Creative and The Greg Jones Gospel Choir
Gregory "Greg" Jones
has made a remarkable impact on the music industry. His music and lyrics have garnered unprecedented recognition and respect around the world. Greg is no stranger to the entertainment industry with multiple recordings under his belt including: "Unconditional Love" and "Back to the Drawing Board" (L.A. Mass Choir). Greg is the founder and CEO of Smokey Note Entertainment. In addition to having served as Minister of Music at First AME Church of Los Angeles for almost two decades, Gregory continues to bless others by sharing his talents in various appearances and performances.
Tickets - $15
All proceeds go towards the WACC Sports Program
Volunteer for this event!
Join our Volunteer Team as we welcome many new visitors onto our campus.
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X-rays, AKA radiographs, are often the first line investigation for demonstrating bone and joint abnormalities. X-rays involve the exposure of the patient to a very small dose of ionising radiation to produce a 2D projectional image of part of the body in which all the anatomical structures are superimposed on one another.
The Woodlands Sports Medicine Centre is located in The Medical and Surgical Arts Plaza in The Woodlands. Sports Medicine therapists and athletic trainers combine their skills.


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Google, RIM, Random House and CBC execs to head up inaugural Cross Media Toronto event at MaRS
Toronto, June 18, 2010 — CROSS MEDIA TORONTO (crossmediato.com) is announcing a stellar line-up of industry executives and technology experts to speak at its MaRS event July 21, 2010.
In partnership with NATPE, the MaRS Discovery District and the CFC Media Lab, headline speakers include:
Lisa Charters, SVP Director Digital for Random House of Canada
Sabrina Geremia, Head of Agency Relations for Google Canada
Pete Watson, Senior Business Development Manager for RIM
Steve Pratt, CBC's Director of Digital Music
Other special guests include Akamai's Chief Strategist Chris Van Noy and Transmedia Consultant Dr. Siobhan O'Flynn.
Senior Vice President for Random House of Canada Limited, Lisa Charters is responsible for the development of new ebusiness initiatives and digital strategies, as well as overseeing online sales and promotional efforts to continually enhance value and expand the company's relationship with readers. Random House of Canada Limited is a division of Bertelsmann AG's Random House, the world's largest publisher of fiction and non-fiction for all ages, in a full range of formats that include hardcover, trade paperback, mass market paperback, audio, electronic and digital.
Sabrina Geremia is Head of Agency Relations for Google Canada. She is an international marketer, sales leader and integrated communications specialist. She joined Google in the UK in 2006 to set up the UK Consumer Products and Healthcare sales team. After returning to Canada in 2007, she began working with a wider range of customers spanning from CPG and Finance to Media and Entertainment. In 2009 Sabrina built the Canadian Agency Relations strategy and team. This team works with large media and creative agencies to help them make the most out of their relationship with Google.
In addition, Steve Pratt, Director of Digital Music at CBC and the director of CBC Radio 3, will be speaking at CROSS MEDIA TORONTO's event. Radio 3 is a multi-platform unit of Canada's public broadcaster that focuses on emerging Canadian music.
These featured heavyweight media industry executives and technology experts will discuss specific ways their respective media sectors can begin to collaborate with one another. CROSS MEDIA TORONTO is designed to give attendees an opportunity to network with other media sectors as well as learn how the other sectors function in order to foster cross media collaboration in the emerging digital landscape.
"We want the gaming people to meet the TV people, the publishing people to meet the web video people and everyone to meet the advertising people, but let's be honest, in the end, it's all about the money," says conference founder, Gavin McGarry, a veteran digital media executive. He was part of the global content team at the web video start up JOOST and former head of Cross Platform Business Development for ENDEMOL. Currently McGarry runs Jumpwire Media, a cross media agency that helps companies profit from the emerging digital platforms.
Conference co-founder, Jennifer Harkness has been in the media and event business for over 20 years. Jennifer was the Executive Director of the Banff World TV Festival and is currently Head of Development, Factual and Reality, at Temple Street Productions and has advised on international events such as NATPE and, KidScreen .
For tickets, sponsorship or to submit speakers, please contact Priya Rao, Director of Events at 416-809-5378, priya.rao@jumpwiremedia.com
Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/crossmediato
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MaRS Discovery District (www.marsdd.com) is a large scale, mission driven innovation centre located in Toronto and networked across Ontario, focused on building Canada's next generation of technology companies. MaRS works closely with entrepreneurs to grow and scale their ventures into global market leaders in life sciences and health care, information, communications and digital media technologies, cleantech, advanced materials and energy, as well as innovative social purpose business.
About CFC
CFC is Canada's largest institution for advanced training in film, television and new media committed to promoting and investing in Canada's diverse talent from coast to coast. CFC Media Lab provides a unique training, research and production think-tank environment for emerging new media artists, content developers and practitioners. CFC Media Lab has produced over 60 prototypes ranging from web-based interactive documentaries to "shuffle videos" – the creation of randomly generated movies on the iPod.
For media inquiries please contact:
Pennant Media Group
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July 26, 2017 Nextbiz Business
WSJ: Trump Names Yellen, Cohn as Possible Fed Chair Picks
U.S. President Donald Trump named on Tuesday two possible candidates to run the Federal Reserve over the next few years: current Fed Chair Janet Yellen and Trump's economic adviser Gary Cohn, according to an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
Yellen, whose four-year term expires in February, "is in the running, absolutely," to be renominated, Trump was quoted as saying. In addition, Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs president who is now director of the National Economic Council, "certainly would be in the mix," he said.
Trump said he probably would make the announcement at the end of the year, the paper reported. He was also quoted saying that there are "two or three" other contenders, though he declined to name them.
Any Fed nominee would need Senate confirmation.
Trump's comments could sharpen speculation over who will take the helm of the world's most influential central bank, which is leading a global shift toward tighter monetary policy.
Earlier this month, Politico reported that Yellen was increasingly unlikely to serve another term, while Cohn was the top candidate.
Cohn, a Democrat who is managing the White House's search for candidates, did not work on Trump's campaign and only got to know him after the November election. "I've gained great respect for Gary working with him," the paper quoted Trump as saying on Tuesday.
Yellen took over from Ben Bernanke as Fed chair in February 2014 with the U.S. economic recovery from the 2008 financial crisis still on shaky ground. As unemployment has since fallen, she has overseen four interest rate hikes and aims for at least one more before the end of this year.
"I like her. I like her demeanor. I think she's done a good job," Trump was quoted as saying. "I'd like to see rates stay low. She's historically been a low-interest-rate person."
During last year's presidential election campaign, Trump had accused the Fed of keeping rates low to help President Barack Obama, saying the Fed had created a "false economy" and that rates should change.
In an April interview with The Wall Street Journal, Trump did not rule out a second term for Yellen.
Apple CEO Promised to Build 3 'Big' Plants in US, Trump Tells WSJ
US Startups Led by Women Attract Sliver of Venture Cash, Study Finds


Logon as Administrator. Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties. The System Properties dialog box is displayed.
On the Computer Name tab, click Change. On the Computer Name Changes dialog box, select Domain and enter the name of the domain in the text box, as shown in Figure 1 below. In this example, the computer currently named hq-res-wrk-o1 is joined to the Reskit domain.
Figure 1. Joining a computer to a domain.
Provide user name and password credentials to show you have the appropriate permissions to join the desired domain.
When the Welcome to the domain message appears, click OK. You will need to restart you computer for the change to take effect.
In the console tree, right-click the folder in which you want to add a user account.
Point to New, and then click User.
In First name, type the user's first name.
In Initials, type the user's initials.
In Last name, type the user's last name.
Modify Full name to add initials or reverse order of first and last names.
In User logon name, type the user logon name, click the UPN suffix in the drop-down list, and then click Next.
If the user will use a different name to log on to computers running Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT, then you can change the user logon name as it appears in User logon name (pre-Windows 2000) to the different name.
In Password and Confirm password, type the user's password, and then select the appropriate password options.
To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the Account Operators group, Domain Admins group, or the Enterprise Admins group in Active Directory, or you must have been delegated the appropriate authority. As a security best practice, consider using Run as to perform this procedure. For more information, see Default local groups, Default groups, and Using Run as.
To add a user, you can also copy any previously created user account. For more information, see Related Topics.
A new user account with the same name as a previously deleted user account does not automatically assume the permissions and group memberships of the previously deleted account because the security ID (SID) for each account is unique. To duplicate a deleted user account, all permissions and memberships must be manually recreated.


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Check out the Lee HS Library Website for more information!
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The mission of the Lee High School Library is to ensure that students and staff are effective and ethical users of ideas and information. Students are empowered to be critical thinkers, enthusiastic readers, and skillful researchers.
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Librarian, HS
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Lee High School Library Recognized as AASL 2018 National School Library Program
The library program at Lee High School has been named the 2018 National School Library Program of the Year by the American Association of School Librarians!
Ms. Koch Named FCPS Region 3 Outstanding Secondary New Teacher!
Congratulations to Librarian Kirsten Looney, English Teacher Julie Grady, Instructional Assistant Penny Gaddis, and IB MYP Coordinator Stephanie Bilimoria on being recognized at the 2018 FCPS Honors Ceremony!
Ms. Salas Recognized as FCPS Cares of the Month Recipient!
Congratulations to Ms. Salas on being recognized as the July/August FCPS Cares Recipient of the Month!


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"""
pgoapi - Pokemon Go API
Copyright (c) 2016 tjado <https://github.com/tejado>

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM,
DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR
OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE
OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

Author: tjado <https://github.com/tejado>
"""

from __future__ import absolute_import

import logging

from pgoapi.auth import Auth
from gpsoauth import perform_master_login, perform_oauth

class AuthGoogle(Auth):

    GOOGLE_LOGIN_ANDROID_ID = '9774d56d682e549c'
    GOOGLE_LOGIN_SERVICE= 'audience:server:client_id:848232511240-7so421jotr2609rmqakceuu1luuq0ptb.apps.googleusercontent.com'
    GOOGLE_LOGIN_APP = 'com.nianticlabs.pokemongo'
    GOOGLE_LOGIN_CLIENT_SIG = '321187995bc7cdc2b5fc91b11a96e2baa8602c62'

    def __init__(self):
        Auth.__init__(self)

        self._auth_provider = 'google'

    def login(self, username, password):
        self.log.info('Google login for: {}'.format(username))
        login = perform_master_login(username, password, self.GOOGLE_LOGIN_ANDROID_ID)
        login = perform_oauth(username, login.get('Token', ''), self.GOOGLE_LOGIN_ANDROID_ID, self.GOOGLE_LOGIN_SERVICE, self.GOOGLE_LOGIN_APP,
            self.GOOGLE_LOGIN_CLIENT_SIG)

        self._auth_token = login.get('Auth')

        if self._auth_token is None:
            self.log.info('Google Login failed.')
            return False

        self._login = True

        self.log.info('Google Login successful.')
        self.log.debug('Google Session Token: %s', self._auth_token[:25])

        return True

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Deutsche Bank has opened two prime brokerage desks in Singapore to serve the city's hedge fund industry, according to an article in the FT today.
Deutsche Bank has opened two prime brokerage desks in Singapore to serve the city's hedge fund industry, according to an article in the FT today.
The capital introduction desk will give advice to hedge funds, while the prime finance desk will provide prime brokerage and alternative financing for institutional investors, says the report.
There were 190 hedge funds in Singapore at the end of 2006 managing $40 billion of assets, according to Monetary Authority of Singapore data, an increase of 76 per cent over the number of funds in 2005.
This news follows similar announcements made recently by Citi, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch, all of which have set up or expanded prime brokerage operations in Singapore.


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Ecobee scores a $61 million Series C with help from Amazon
Brian Heater @bheater / 5 years
Smart thermostat maker Ecobee just wrapped up a $61 million Series C, bringing the Toronto-based company's total funding to $146 million. This latest round features investments from Energy Impact Partners, Thomvest, Relay Ventures and, most notably, Amazon's Alexa Fund, which has taken a particularly interest in the company's products of late.
No surprise, really. Ecobee has been particularly bullish about embracing Amazon's smart assistant. In fact, in May of last year, the company became one of the first Amazon product to build Alexa functionality directly into its own products.
The Ecobee thermostat 4 sports far-field technology that essentially lets it double as another Echo device, and the company has since added a smart light switch to the list, as well. Ecobee is really an ideal partner for Amazon, given the fact that its chief competitor, Nest, has been part of Google for some time.
Just last week, reports surfaced that Amazon planned to stop selling Nest products, as a feud between the two technology giants intensified.
Ecobee's desire to install devices in every room of the home matches up perfectly with Amazon's third-party Alexa play. And honestly, given the fact that Amazon recently purchased Ring, I wouldn't be too surprised to see Ecobee become the next hardware maker to get rolled up under the Amazon umbrella — assuming its ready to sell, of course.
The 11-year-old company has been seeing some strong growth in recent years, and has captured around a third of the smart thermostat market by its own count. Along with leading the investment, Energy Impact Partners' Lindsay Luger will also be joining Ecobee's board.


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Christians are those that follow the 'Philosophy of Jesus'. Jesus was forever rebuking people. He rebelled against the 'status quo'.
Bible Reading – When people try to shut you down.
Bible Reading – Husband and Wife.
Bible Readings – Heaven.
Bible Reading – The Bible on Homosexuality.
La Civilta Cattolica
A History Of The Jewish People In The Time Of Jesus Christ (EMIL SCHÜRER D.D. M.A.)
Chapter 27 – Extracts from Usury, A Scriptural, Ethical and Economic View by Calvin Elliott 1902
The Destruction Of Jerusalem (1805) – By George Peter Holford
Judaism and_The Vatican by De Poncins
The Accusation Of Anti-Semitism
The Accusation Of Anti-Semitism Part One
The Accusation Of Anti-Semitism Part Two
Usury in the Middle Ages
Whitewashing Islam: 20 Errors on 20/20 (ABC News)
Ursula Haverbeck "The Hooton Plan And The Migrant Crisis".
"Patrarchy vs Matriarchy" by Andy
How to Rebuild Civilisation on the Bible Peter Hammond
Freedom Betrayed – Herbert Hoover's secret history of the Second World War by Peter Hammond
Multiculturism • Religion
France is Under Attack
by Guy Milliere
Written by Guy Milliere
"If nothing changes, in a few decades, France will have submitted to Islam, and Islamic violence will probably be even greater than today. It is already almost impossible for the country's leaders to react. They are hostages of a Muslim population that is less and less integrated and whose anger they do not want to arouse. They are under the gaze of groups that immediately denounce any criticism of Islam and under pressure from many countries in the Muslim world that France does not want to offend". — Alan Wagner, "L'Europe face à l'islam", interview on Tepa, August 2, 2020.
"For Muslims, Islamic law has God as its author. Any other legislator is illegitimate." — Mohammed Hocine Benkheira, historian, Le Point, March 21, 2016.
"Macron… is still not able to pinpoint the real problem because it would be politically incorrect for him to do so… This is the problem with someone like Macron and what he's saying… they can never acknowledge that what's happening is integral or a part of authentic Islam…." — Raymond Ibrahim, "Islamic Terror in France", SkyWatch TV, October 30, 2020.
"France still does not understand the reality it is facing. It believes that it has been struck by terrorists… but it is suffering a guerrilla war that is gradually gaining momentum…" — Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, lexpress.fr, October 18, 2020.
According Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, "France still does not understand the reality it is facing. It believes that it has been struck by terrorists… but it is suffering a guerrilla war that is gradually gaining momentum…"
October 29. Nice, the main city on the French Riviera. A man in the Basilica of Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption decapitates a woman and murders two other people while shouting "Allahu Akbar!" ["Allah is the greatest!"]
This is the second beheading in France by an extremist Muslim in less than a month. Two weeks earlier, on October 16, a middle school teacher, Samuel Paty, was beheaded in the suburbs of Paris after showing his students some Mohammad cartoons during a discussion on freedom of speech.
Paty's beheading came after many other recent, seemingly jihadist-inspired murders in France. They include the protracted torture and murder of Ilan Halimi in 2006; the slaughter of a Jewish teacher and three children in Toulouse in 2012; the massacre of the staff of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in 2015 and the murder on the same day of four Jews at a kosher supermarket; the beheading of an entrepreneur, Herve Cornara, in his car in the suburbs of Lyon in 2015; a truck-ramming that killed 86 and wounded 458 people leaving a Bastille Day fireworks celebration in Nice on July 14, 2016; the murder a few days later, on July 26, of Father Jacques Hamel while he was conducting mass, and the murders of two elderly Jews, Sarah Halimi and Dr. Mireille Knoll, in 2017.
It is also the third extremist attack in France in less than two months. On September 26, shortly before Paty was killed, a Pakistani, Zaheer Hassan Mahmoud, assaulted and seriously injured two people in front of the former offices of Charlie Hebdo.
Countless attacks by young Muslims, often resulting in serious injuries, are committed daily throughout France — according to police figures, approximately 120 times a day.
France seems to be the Western European country most affected by Islamic violence. Although the deadliest terrorist attacks have disappeared since the destruction of the Islamic State and the far-away bases from which they could easily be organized, they still occur, just on a smaller scale. They never stop.
The attitude of successive French governments every time a serious attack is carried out — the less serious ones go unnoticed — has been the same. The president and his ministers give speeches denouncing the danger and promising firmness; then nothing happens. On February 16, 2015, Prime Minister Manuel Valls actually instructed his countrymen that "the French should get used to living with the terrorist threat".
A few months after that, on November 14, 2015, an extremist massacre at the Bataclan Theater took place, in which 130 people were murdered and more than 360 wounded. A state of emergency was declared. For two years, soldiers were seen on the streets of France, but when the state of emergency did not prevent several more attacks from being committed — including the assassination of Father Hamel, and the deadly July 14 truck-ramming in Nice — the state of emergency, in view of its uselessness, was lifted two years after it was proclaimed.
President Emmanuel Macron, shortly after he was elected in May 2017, promised to do better than his predecessors and to act decisively. Three and a half years later, he seems largely to have failed.
Macron can see that French hostility towards Islam is growing. A poll conducted in October 2019 revealed that 61% of French people think "Islam is incompatible with the values of French society". He can also see also that an outspoken opponent of radicalism, Marine Le Pen, president of the National Rally party, is considered by many French people as more credible than he to ensure the security of the country and that she could possibly defeat him in the 2022 presidential election. He has apparently decided, therefore, to try to do more.
On October 2, he delivered a solemn speech denouncing what he calls "Islamic separatism" and promising to propose a law to fight against "Islamism". He was careful to insist that he was blaming Islamism — which he defined as an "ideology", as distinct from Islam, which he referred to as "a religion in crisis."
The next day, the leading French Muslim associations published a statement presenting their constituents as the victims. "Muslims in France," they said, "are increasingly the target of the worst stigmatization and invective from political figures who make Islamophobia a business".
Anti-racist associations supported their statement. Dominique Sopo, president of SOS Racisme, said that Macron was sinking into "a political obsession with Islam". Malik Salemkour, president of the League for Human Rights, accused Macron of taking up "the speeches of the extreme right and pointing the finger at innocent culprits, fundamentalist Muslims".
The leaders of several Muslim countries called for a boycott of French products. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan questioned Macron's "mental health". The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation did not name Macron, but "deplored the remarks of some French officials that could harm Franco-Muslim relations".
To calm the situation, Macron sent French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian to Egypt to meet with Ahmed al-Tayeb, the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar University, Egypt's highest Muslim authority, After their discussion on November 9, Le Drian announced, "I have emphasized, and emphasize here, the deep respect we have for Islam."
Macron, responding to an article in the Financial Times accusing him of "dividing France further," wrote that he did not in any way want to "stigmatize Muslims," and that he had spoken of "Islamist separatism," not of "Islamic separatism". He stated that that France was "confronted by hundreds of radicalized individuals, who we fear may, at any moment, take a knife and kill people…. This," he noted, "is what France is fighting against — designs of hatred and death that threaten its children — never against Islam".
Since then, Macron has been even more cautious.
On the evening of Paty's beheading on October 16, Macron said that the murder had been an "Islamist terrorist attack" and denounced "obscurantism and violence". He later said that the murderer seemed to have been driven by "the fatal conspiracy of stupidity, lies, amalgamation, hatred of the other".
Just two weeks later, however, after the knife murder of three people in Nice on October 28, Macron simply asked "people of all religions to unite and not give in to the spirit of division".
The notion of Islamist separatism used by Macron does not really make a lot of sense. He criticized what he calls Islamist separatism for "claiming that its own laws are superior to those of the Republic". As the historian Mohammed Hocine Benkheira puts it, explains:
"For Muslims, Islamic law has God as its author. Any other legislator is illegitimate. When people live under laws other than this one, not only do they sin if they accept this state of affairs, but they also live under the reign of injustice and oppression. It is therefore that Islam itself that places its laws above the laws of any government."
"Islam," the author Celine Pina pointed out, "does not ask Muslims to separate, but to conquer".
"If neighborhoods have become Muslim neighborhoods, it is not because the Muslims who live there have decided to separate, but because the non-Muslims have fled from them", noted Christophe Guilluy, another author. Most non-Muslims, it seems, do not want to live in areas where the law of Islam reigns and where unveiled women are sometimes harassed or assaulted.
The idea that Islamism is an ideology distinct from Islam is, unfortunately, totally meaningless. As Erdogan, regarding the term "moderate Islam," noted in August 2007, "These descriptions are very ugly. It is offensive and an insult to our religion. There is no moderate or immoderate Islam. Islam is Islam and that's it." Such false distinctions, according to the British author Douglas Murray in his book , Islamophilia, are usually "used by political leaders who fear offending Muslim populations".
For Islamic organizations, anti-racist organizations, and various countries of the Muslim world, however, speaking of "Islamist separatism" or "Islamism" in France, or promising to fight against "Islamism", or saying that Islam is in crisis, is evidently a bridge too far.
The law Macron promised has been presented to the French National Assembly and is to be voted on this month. The text shows that Macron's law will not, after all, be against "Islamic separatism", but only a "law upholding republican principles". The main aim of the law, it seems, is to "combat online hate" — which is not defined in the text. The law will not, therefore, allow anyone to "combat" anything that judges or associations might define as hate.
The new law seems aligned with another, defined as a "law to fight against hateful content on the Internet". Passed on June 24, it, too, fails to define "hateful content on the Internet."
The new law will, however, ban home schooling. As Muslim parents are not the only ones who practice it in France, the ruling will consequently affect thousands of non-Muslim families as well.
In a message Macron addressed to the CFCM, Conseil Français du Culte Musulman (French Council of Muslim Worship), an organization created in 2003 to represent the various French Muslim associations, Macron asked its President, Mohamed Moussaoui, and the various Muslim associations belonging to the CFCM, to sign a "charter of republican values". These defined Islam in France as "a religion and not a political movement," and prohibited "foreign interference" in French Islam. Although Moussaoui and the Muslim associations belonging to the CFCM immediately signed the proposal, no one is expecting their consent to mean that they are planning to change their practices. Islam has always and everywhere, for fourteen centuries, been more than a religion; it is an entire spiritual, political and legal system, and will continue to be what it is — "Islam is Islam" — and the French President will not be able to change that either. Islam knows no borders and no differences between countries. Muslims belong to the ummah [nation of believers] and that is a situation the French President will not be able to change, either.
The man who stabbed three people to death in Nice on October 29; the murderer of Samuel Paty; the knife-wielding assailant of two people in front of the former offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on September 25 and other assailants, all benefited from refugee status. Macron, however, does not seem interested in considering any legislative decisions aimed at examining the files of persons benefiting from that status in France.
For now, France continues to receive approximately 400,000 immigrants a year, most of whom come from the Muslim world. Macron also does not seem interested in considering any measures that might limit immigration to France.
Meanwhile, the proportion of Muslims in the French population continues to grow. Today, Muslims represent 10% of the population; estimates indicate that this figure will double by 2050. At the same time, the number of Muslims living in France who place Shari'ah above the laws of the republic also continues to grow. Currently, 57% of Muslims under the age of 25 say they would prefer to obey Shari'ah rather than the laws of the French republic should they contradict Shari'ah. Previously, in 2016, people holding those views made up only 47%.
Referring to the Mohammed cartoons reprinted by Charlie Hebdo, Macron said that France will not change the laws that guarantee freedom of expression and that he is in a "fight for our freedoms". Even so, he overlooked that in France, freedom of expression is already extremely restricted, especially when it comes to Islam; the cartoons published by Charlie Hebdo were an exception. A law passed in 1972 long ago condemned "incitement to discrimination, hatred, or violence against a person or group of persons on account of their origin or their belonging to a particular ethnic group, nation, race, or religion". This law is still increasingly used to condemn speech regarded by some as "Islamophobic".
The journalist Éric Zemmour has been condemned several times for having made politically incorrect remarks about Muslim immigration and for pointing out that Islam has a history of bloodshed and war. Zemmour was also recently fined 10,000 euros for "incitement to hatred" after a speech he gave on September 28, 2019. What he had said was that Muslims living in France are becoming less and less integrated, that entire neighborhoods are becoming "budding Islamic republics" and that France is undergoing a process of Islamic "colonization".
The association Riposte Laïque (Secular Response), created to combat the Islamization of France, is constantly under attack in court. Its president, Pierre Cassen, has been condemned again and again for stating, accurately, that all the terrorist attacks that have marked France in the last two decades were committed by Muslims, and that Islam, throughout its history, has fundamentally been violent and bloody. In 2018, Cassen was sentenced to a three-month suspended sentence; if he is sentenced again, for "Islamophobic" speech, even if what he says is factually correct, he will spend at least a month in prison. Criticizing uncontrolled immigration to France and its consequences could be enough to earn him jail time.
Renaud Camus, the author of the book Le grand remplacement ("The Great Replacement") — which describes the slow replacement of the French population by a Muslim population — was sentenced in January 2020 to a two-month suspended sentence for having said that "immigration has become invasion".
At a ceremony in honor of Paty, Macron paid tribute to teachers. He noted that they bring knowledge, and promised that he would give back "to them the power of the place and the authority that belongs to them. We will consider them as they should be, we will support them, we will protect them as much as necessary".
The reality is that most teachers in France can no longer bring real knowledge to anyone. They would find themselves in danger or out of work. Twenty teachers recently published an article in which they spoke of "students running in the corridors of schools screaming Allahu akbar", "students who threaten teachers [and] humiliate them in front of their class" and who state that "there are no measures to effectively ensure the safety of teachers."
As far back as 2002, the historian Georges Bensoussan noted in the book Les territoires perdus de la République ("The Lost Territories of the Republic") that it had become impossible in the high schools of France's Muslim neighborhoods to talk about the Holocaust and certain other subjects. He added that teachers had to censor themselves or risk their lives. Fifteen years later, in the book Une France soumise ("A Submissive France"), he reported that the situation had worsened considerably. By 2017, the self-censorship that teachers had to impose on themselves was present throughout the country. The horrendous fate of Paty shows what can happen to a teacher who decides not to self-censor.
The extremist Muslim attack on a Jewish school in Toulouse in 2012 cost the life of a teacher, Jonathan Sandler, and three children — Sandler's two sons and Myriam Monsonego — who perhaps had been inadequately protected. Although it was the first time that a teacher and children were murdered in a school in France, it was, not the first time here that Jews have been victims of Islamic anti-Semitism. The French government continues to remain disingenuously blind to Islamic anti-Semitism.
"There are strong tendencies at work in France," Alain Wagner, an expert on Islam, remarked.
"If nothing changes, in a few decades, France will have submitted to Islam, and Islamic violence will probably be even greater than today. It is already almost impossible for the country's leaders to react. They are hostages of a Muslim population that is less and less integrated and whose anger they do not want to arouse. They are under the gaze of groups that immediately denounce any criticism of Islam and under pressure from many countries in the Muslim world that France does not want to offend".
"Macron", noted the American writer Raymond Ibrahim in October, "is still not able to pinpoint the real problem because it would be politically incorrect for him to do so… This is the problem with someone like Macron and what he's saying… they can never acknowledge that what's happening is integral or a part of authentic Islam…."
"France still does not understand the reality it is facing," said the Algerian writer Boualem Sansal. "It believes that it has been struck by terrorists… but it is suffering a guerrilla war that is gradually gaining momentum…"
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Friedl Schlichtinger (* 3. Juli 1911 in Regensburg; † 26. März 1965 ebenda) war eine deutsche Politikerin (SPD).

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Schlichtinger besuchte die Mädchenoberschule und die Frauenfachschule in Regensburg sowie die Soziale Frauenschule in München. 1933 legte sie das Staatsexamen für Wohlfahrtspflegerinnen ab. Nach der Zeit als Wolfahrtspraktikantin in Regensburg von 1928 bis 1931 arbeitete sie seit 1935 als Wohlfahrtspflegerin im Eisenbahndienst, seit 1945 leitete sie die Bezirksfürsorgestelle bei der Eisenbahndirektion Regensburg. Schlichtinger war Mitbegründerin der Regensburger SPD und wurde 1945 und 1948 in den Regensburger Stadtrat gewählt. Sie gehörte ein halbes Jahr lang dem Bayerischen Landtag an: Am 30. Mai 1950 rückte sie für den verstorbenen Christian Endemann ins Parlament nach, die erste Wahlperiode endete am 26. November. Schlichtinger war damit der erste weibliche SPD-Abgeordnete im Bayerischen Nachkriegslandtag.

Ab 1946 baute Schlichtinger die Arbeiterwohlfahrt im Regierungsbezirk Niederbayern-Oberpfalz wieder auf. Von 1946 bis 1950 war sie erste Bezirksvorsitzende in Niederbayern-Oberpfalz und Mitglied des Landesvorstandes.

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 Karl Ritter von Klimesch (Hrsg.): Köpfe der Politik, Wirtschaft, Kunst und Wissenschaft. Verlag Johann Wilhelm Naumann, Augsburg 1951, o. S.
 Marianne Groß: Immer das Wohl der Stadt im Auge behalten. Die Stadträtinnen Friedel Schlichtinger und Johanna Dachs. In: Ute Kätzel / Karin Schrott: Regensburger Frauenspuren,  eine historische Entdeckungsreise. Pustet, Regensburg 1995, ISBN 3-7917-1483-X, S. 247–249.

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Published on February 5, 2019 at 10:44 pm Last update on February 5, 2019 at 10:45 pm
By Steve Helwick
Statement wins have been more than a feasible accomplishment for the 2018-19 Texas Longhorns. While Texas succeeds at laying down the foundation, the team has been incapable of building on that soil thus far.
Texas (12–10, 4–5 Big 12) knocked off No. 11 Kansas at the Frank Erwin Center last Tuesday, marking the program's third AP Top-20 win of the season. However, the Longhorns moved to 0–3 in games following their ranked victories, after Iowa State clung on to a 65-60 victory last Saturday.
"In the Iowa State game, our details and some of the things that go into us — scoring, stopping them in the last six minutes of the game — we didn't do that and that's why they won," Texas head coach Shaka Smart said. "From the standpoint of our guys' connectivity, it was a step in the right direction and now we need to continue taking steps."
Texas fared 2–6 in its last eight games — a stretch which included five ranked opponents — but it is granted an opportunity to sharpen its conference standing against several unranked opponents, starting with Baylor (15–6, 6–2 Big 12). Despite the Bears' status outside the AP Poll, Baylor sports a .750 conference winning percentage — tied for first in the ultra-competitive Big 12.
"Baylor's playing phenomenal basketball right now," Smart said. "They're really playing — I would say, out of everyone in the league — with the most urgency and the most aggressiveness. As a result of that, they're having a lot of fun playing basketball, so we have to do a great job matching and exceeding that."
The Bears ride a 6-game win streak entering the Erwin Center, but recently, their wins have evolved into dominations. Baylor stormed into Oklahoma and exited with a 77-47 annihilation of the Sooners. Then, Baylor capitalized on the obliteration by wrecking TCU, 90-64.
"They're playing with an aggressiveness, an edge, something to prove," Smart said. "Last week, they blew two teams out. They flat out took them out. It's on us to make sure we come into this game with a high level of spirit and a high level of energy, because we know from watching what they've done that they'll be that way."
Baylor's offense is engineered by 6'1" point guard Makai Mason, who pitched in 40 points during the 26-point TCU win. Mason proved lethal from long range, where he connected on nine of 12 threes. Since returning from Ames, Smart has preached to his backcourt the dangers Mason can present the defense.
"It's a heck of a challenge. He's a really crafty, intelligent, aggressive player," Smart said. "He's really good at getting his own shot off, and when you give him attention, he's really good at finding his teammates. He can make something out of nothing, particularly at the end of the clock."
Although Texas stands in the midst of a struggle, Smart's squad thrives in its own gym. The Longhorns are 2–0 in their last two Frank Erwin Center visits, with three of their next four games transpiring in their familiar habitat. With Kansas finally crossed off the list, Baylor is the sole Big 12 team Smart has not defeated at home since landing the Texas job in 2015.
Smart's opportunity to check that box off and continue the push toward March Madness arises at 7 p.m. CT in Austin.


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Victorian barristers take silk road to smash 'bamboo ceiling'
Michael PellyLegal editor
Dec 3, 2018 – 11.00pm
It has taken 200 years, but Australia now has its first barristers of Chinese descent to be appointed senior counsel.
William Lye and Cam Truong were among 25 advocates who were made silk in Victoria last week, and hope their career milestones will convince other Chinese and Asian lawyers to follow suit.
"When I came to the bar (in 2005), there was only William as a Chinese barrister," said Mr Truong.
Breaking through thee bamboo ceiling. William Lye and Cam Truong have been appointed Senior Counsel in Victoria. Eamon Gallagher
"It was seen as not a safe course to take as an Asian law student.
"There may have been cultural issues of not wanting to be involved in disputes and litigation, but I didn't have that mindset...
"I think people, are now seeing it as a legitimate career path, where as before they would choose accounting or commerce, or stay on a more cautious career path within commercial law."
Both men have Chinese parents. Mr Truong, 43, was born one month before the fall of Saigon in 1975 and came to Australia aged three. Three times, his family tried to cross the Arafura Sea without success before Malcolm Fraser's Coalition government chartered a plane and brought it to Australia with a load of Vietnamese refugees.
His brother is Huy Truong, a venture capitalist who co-founded gift website wishlist.com.au with his wife and sisters.
"Huy is the AFR's go-to refugee," jokes Cam.
Mr Lye, 55, who was born in Malaysia, has been at the Bar since 1988. He says the only barrister of Chinese descent before him was William Ah Ket, who signed the bar roll in 1904.
"Our appointments would be the first since the independent Bar was established in the late 1800s," Mr Lye said.
"It is also auspicious because 2018 marks 200 years since the first Chinese settled in Australia – Mak Sai Ying."
He says there are no judges in the superior courts across Australia that have Chinese descent and that the only judicial officer is Victorian magistrate Charles Tan.
Mr Lye recognises the term bamboo ceiling but says: "I'd say it's a concrete ceiling."
Of the 6,500 barristers in Australia, he estimates only 120 have an Asian background, with most having been born here.
"They have a better chance now and even more so now that they can see a pathway; that others have broken the 'bamboo ceiling'.
"I never considered myself other than Australian but the fact I wasn't born here and I didn't speak with an Australian accent are things that may have held me back, I don't know.
"But I think today, with the second and third generations of Australians born to parents of Asian or Chinese descent, it is different."
Both men have broad commercial practices, with Mr Lye specialising in cross-border transactions and Mr Truong in trade practices law and commercial law disputes.
Mr Truong says about 20-30 people of Asian background are in the junior ranks of the bar in Victoria, with even more coming through.
"That's happened in the last two to five years so the composition is certainly changing," he says.
"I share the Chief Justice's view that all levels of the profession should reflect the society in which we live – and we know for a fact that one quarter of Melbourne is born overseas – a significant part of that is from Asia."
Mr Lye says "it's often the case that people can be stereotyped".
"All we are asking – for those who are culturally diverse – is to be given a chance."
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                             ];
devices: Asset[] = [{'id': 1, 'assetName': 'VCS', 'type': 'SIP Registrar'},
                    {'id': 1, 'assetName': 'CUCM', 'type': 'Call Control'},
                    {'id': 1, 'assetName': 'SBC', 'type': 'Call Control'},
                    {'id': 1, 'assetName': 'EX60', 'type': 'Endpoint'}
                   ];

constructor(private dialService: DialService,
    private formBuilder: FormBuilder
) { }

ngOnInit() {
    this.selectedDevice = '1';
    this.selectedTransport = '1';
    this.callFlowForm = this.formBuilder.group({
      callDevices: this.formBuilder.array([this.addDevices()]) // here
    });

}

addDevices() {
      return this.formBuilder.group({
          callAsset: [''],
          assetTransport: ['']
      });
}

addDevice() {
  const control = <FormArray>this.callFlowForm.controls['callDevices'];
  control.push(this.addDevices());
}

deleteDevice(index: number) {
  const control = <FormArray>this.callFlowForm.controls['callDevices'];
  control.removeAt(index);
}

A: Why don't you do this?
Component class:
selectedDevice: Asset;

HTML code:
           <select nglFormControl class="slds-select"
                formControlName="callAsset"
                [(ngModel)]="selectedDevice"
                ngDefaultControl >
            <option *ngFor="let device of devices"
                [value]="device">{{device.assetName}}
            </option>
        </select>`

A: Thank you to @AJT_82 who helped get me going in the right direction. The question may not have been worded the best as the answer is you DON'T use ngModel in a formarray. You need to set and retrieve the values via the form controls. This has confused me when the examples on the Internet try to explain the difference between "template driven" versus "model driven" or "reactive" forms. They always seemed to be just the same.
This is how the HTML should be.
HTML:
<select nglFormControl class="slds-select"
        formControlName="callAsset"
        ngDefaultControl >
        <option *ngFor="let device of devices"
           [value]="device.id">{{device.assetName}}
        </option>
</select>

In my app I am using the array values to search through a larger collection. When I want to get the values of the form I implement this:
Component:
const formValue1 = this.callFlowForm.value;

// this allows me to iterate through all devices in the formarray
// and push those values into a list for sorting and further processing
formValue1.callDevices.forEach((element: any) => {
    allDevices.push(element.callDevice);
});

Not in this example, but in another form I needed to set the values of the form controls. I used form.setValue({}) where you need to set the value of all the form controls. Then if you need to just edit a single value then you use form.patchValue({}). An example of a set in that other form is this.
setValue:
this.dialForm.setValue({
   id: this.editDialplan.id,
   number: this.editDialplan.number,
   domainid: this.editDialplan.domainid.id
});

patchValue:
this.dialForm.patchValue({
   number: this.editDialplan.number,
});

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Brooks Jr., Elton
Born in Douglas, Georgia on April 14, 1950 and graduated in 1972 from Northwood University in Michigan with a B.B.A. He returned to Douglas to work in the family business with his father, Elton brooks, a WWII B17 Tail Gunner. This led Don to develop an intense interest in WWII aviation history. He has always said, "The more I learn about the great courage, sacrifice, and dedication of our veterans, the more I feel obligated to do all that I can to honor them and to help keep their memory alive." Don earned his private pilot license in 1980 and currently holds single-engine, multi-engine, and instrument ratings, plus type ratings in the Douglas DC-3 and Boeing B-17, and has over 4,500 total flight hours. In 1988, Don bought a C-47 (military DC-3), equipped it with skis and became part of the Greenland Expedition Society with Pat Epps. They were in search of the "Lost Squadron", a flight of six P-38 fighters and two B-17 bombers that made a mass emergency landing on the Greenland Ice Cap in July 1942. The crews were rescued, but the brand new planes were left behind to be covered in time by 260' of ice and snow. Don was in charge of logistics for the three large expeditions in 1989, 1990, and 1992 when the P-38 "Glacier Girl" was recovered. Don had hoped to rebuild one of the two B-17's, but learned upon reaching it in 1990 that the B-17's were crushed beyond repair. Don immediately began to search Air Force crash records for another B-17; and found a good one that landed while low on fuel, on a frozen lake in Labrador. The crew was rescued and the plane went through the ice in the spring of 1947. A 14 year quest of locating, gaining rights to, and retrieving the bomber from the bottom of Dyke Lake ended with the B-17 being trucked to Douglas, GA. Some of Don's other efforts towards helping to preserve our military aviation heritage include: In 1994, he refinished his C-47 in its wartime colors and flew it to Normandy for the 50th Anniversary of D-Day so 26 D-Day Veteran Paratroopers could jump again over Ste-Mere-Eglise in honor of their fallen comrades. He started a Foundation dedicated to the preservation of the WWII Primary Flight Training base in Douglas. The base provided primary flight training for 7,000 U.S.A.A.F. cadets who went on to fly every type of aircraft, in every theatre of operations during WWII. The WWII Flight Training Museum now operates in one of the former barracks. This base is now recognized as the most intact and complete of any Primary Flight Training Base from WWII and is listed on the "National Register of Historic Places". He has served for 35 years on the Douglas Airport Commission and has helped it grow from a small 3,000' strip to one with a 6,000' runway, full parallel taxiway, ILS approach, new terminal, and it has helped to bring over 5,000 jobs to the area because of these improvements. Historic military aircraft recovered and/or rebuilt by Don: a Curtiss P40E that came out of the dump in Cold Bay, Al, rebuilt and flown for two years as Robert Scott's "Old Exterminator"; a Stinson L-5 "air ambulance"; a Douglas C-47 "Sky Train"; a North American SNJ5-C advanced trainer; a Boeing PT-17 "Caded"; a Beechcraft T-34B "Mentor"; a Douglas A-20 "Havoc". Additionally aircraft currently under rebuild include two Boeing B-17G "Flying Fortress" bombers. He started the Liberty foundation in 2002 to purchase a B-17G that was under rebuild by Tom Reilly. It began touring the country in 2004 to honor our veterans, preserve part of our aviation heritage, and educate current/future generations as to the high price of freedom. The aircraft has made over 600 tour stops, allowed over 30,000 people to fly in a B-17, many of them WWII Veterans flying for free, and over 200,000 people have taken a tour through the B-17. In 2008, the "Liberty Bell" flew from Georgia to Duxford, England to take part in the largest Warbird Airshow in Europe. At every stop thousands of people came out to tour the plane and express how much they appreciated the many "young American flyers" who gave so much for their freedom; Don's planes have supported countless Military Airshows and Open Houses, dropped military and military reenactment parachute teams, participated in "Fly-bys" honoring or remembering our veterans, and he even organized six warbird airshows in the small town of Douglas that brought in up to 10,000 spectators, many of whom had never been close to an aircraft.
In recognition of his many outstanding accomplishments in recovering and restoring vintage military aircraft, promoting aviation, honoring our veterans, and influencing a generation of young Americans, Elton "Don" Brooks, Jr. was enshrined into the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame on April 29, 2017.
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Chelsea appoints Graham Potter as new head coach.
Graham Potter was appointed as Chelsea's new manager on Thursday after leaving Brighton to replace the sacked Thomas Tuchel at Stamford Bridge.
Potter has agreed a five-year contract to take charge of the Premier League club, who praised his "progressive football and innovative coaching".
The 47-year-old earned widespread admiration for his work at Brighton.
He led Brighton to a ninth-place finish last season and took them up to fourth in the table this term, while demanding entertaining and tactically astute performances from his players.
Potter's first game as Chelsea boss will be a derby at west London neighbours Fulham on Saturday.
"I am incredibly proud and excited to represent Chelsea FC, this fantastic football club," said the Englishman.
"I am very excited to partner with Chelsea's new ownership group and look forward to meeting and working with the exciting group of players and to develop a team and culture that our amazing fans can be proud of.
"I would also like to place my sincere thanks to Brighton and Hove Albion for allowing me this opportunity."
Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly, who axed Tuchel just seven games into the new season, believes Potter will fit perfectly with his vision for the future at Stamford Bridge.
"We are thrilled to bring Graham to Chelsea. He is a proven coach and an innovator in the Premier League who fits our vision for the club," Boehly said.
"Not only is he extremely talented on the pitch, he has skills and capabilities that extend beyond the pitch which will make Chelsea a more successful club.
"He has had a major impact at his previous clubs and we look forward to his positive impact at Chelsea."
A Boehly-led consortium completed its takeover of the club earlier this year, bringing to an end Roman Abramovich's reign.
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Relive the summer of love
Relive the summer of love -- These events will help you commemorate psychedelic music
By Clark Collis
There is no shortage of reasons to break out your stash…of patchouli oil! New York's Whitney Museum of American Art is hosting an exhibit, Summer of Love: Art of the Psychedelic Era, while Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame pays homage to Jimi Hendrix, Otis Redding, and the Doors. "They found a lot of pictures of Jim Morrison when he was young," says the latter's Robby Krieger, who adds, with a laugh, that the live-for-today Morrison "probably would have thought it was ridiculous."
Ex-Monkee Peter Tork is on tour this summer with his Shoe Suede Blues band. Bob Weir and RatDog are also hitting the road, making a stop at the Gathering of the Vibes festival in Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 9 — 12. Jefferson Starship, Big Brother and the Holding Company, and Quicksilver Messenger Service are on a "Summer of Love 40th Anniversary" trek that peaks at the Monterey County Fairgrounds in central California (site of the 1967 fest), July 28 — 29, where they will be joined by members of Moby Grape. "[Our old] songs seem to apply more and more, given the circumstances we're in as a nation," says Starship guitarist Paul Kantner. "Come to our show, and I hope to exhilarate you with the mystery of music!"