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Queen Mother Named Honourary Bencher
In an event that caused great excitement among Benchers, Judges, and staff, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, was called to the Bar of Ontario and named an Honourary Bencher of The Law Society of Upper Canada on June 28th, 1974.
A Royal Visit requires much planning, and this visit was no exception. In addition to careful scheduling and security arrangements, the caretaking staff had to reassemble the main reading room of the Great Library for the occasion. Tables had to be moved, chairs and carpet runners rented, a platform erected, and catering service ordered for the outdoor reception, with a backup plan to move the reception to Convocation Hall in case of rain.
Task list for Royal Visit signed by John Glen, Osgoode Hall's superintendent from 1952 to 1977.
The list of tasks that the caretaking staff had to attend to included shining all of the brassware in the areas through which the Royal guest would walk, replacing the scorched lamp shades on the wall brackets on the Benchers staircase, ensuring that the washrooms were adequately supplied, and removing the notices from the library board in the corridor. Also on the list: "Our staff should be asked to be dressed tidily."
On June 28th, a civic reception was given in honour of the Royal guest at Nathan Phillips Square at 11 a.m. After that, Her Majesty was driven in a powered cart across Nathan Phillips Square to the Benchers' Entrance of Osgoode Hall, where Treasurer Stuart Thom and Chief Justice Gale received her. After the formalities of presenting several distinguished guests to Her Majesty, the Royal party proceeded to the east end of the Great Library for the Special Convocation.
After the Treasurer called the Convocation to order, former Treasurer Brendan O'Brien presented the Royal guest to the Treasurer and Benchers for Call to the Bar. In his introductory remarks Mr. O'Brien spoke about women in the profession, noting that the first woman to become a barrister in the British Empire had been called to the Bar of Ontario in 1897, and that "there are now 468 women practicing at the Bar of this
Province." The Treasurer then conferred the degree of Barrister-at-Law upon Her Majesty and called her to the Bar of Ontario.
Former Treasurer William Howland then proposed a resolution that she be elected and enrolled as an Honourary Bencher. The formal ceremony concluded with remarks from Treasurer Stuart Thom on the history of Osgoode Hall and the Law Society, concluding that "Your Majesty's visit here today and membership in this Bench renews a cherished link between the Royal Family and the legal profession of Ontario." Her Majesty then took the oath and signed the roll.
Finally, the Royal guest addressed Convocation, in a brief but moving speech in which she said that she was "proud to become a Bencher of this Law Society, which is the oldest in Canada." She went on to praise the system of Common Law, noting its enduring quality, capacity to adapt to social change, and its over-riding respect for the rights of the individual. Expressing an appreciation for Ontario's legal system, she continued: "I know that in Ontario there exists a respect and love of justice. Under the protection of your Courts, people from all over the world have been able to choose their various ways of being good citizens, respecting others, but not forsaking their own inheritance. Your Judiciary and the members of the legal profession, have been true to the highest traditions of the British Bench and Bar, and I know how much this is due to the influence of Societies such as yours."
The weather that day was gloriously sunny. After the Royal guest had left for Campbell House, "the Treasurer and the Benchers and their wives entertained the Judges and their wives and representatives of the Advocates' Society and their wives at a garden party and buffet luncheon on the west lawn of Osgoode Hall." Despite Brendan O'Brien's comments on women in the profession, apparently the only woman who counted on that day was the Royal guest herself.


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Here are ten of the top PC gaming set ups we have seen around the web to help you choose what you want to buy in the sales.
So Christmas is over, and if you didn't get that epic PC setup you asked for then never fear because the sales are just around the corner, meaning it's the perfect time to add to, complete or begin building the ultimate gaming hub.
Understandably, a serious kit takes a fair bit of time and most likely a fair bit of money to build and there is so many gadgets, headsets, sound systems, towers, laptops, monitors and that's just the external equipment.
Under the hood is whole other world from Nvidia's range of GeForce GTX 900 graphics cards to sound cards from Asus – who recently teamed up with Spire to distribute its gaming peripherals – it can all seem a bit over whelming if you're not sure what to look for.
So PCR searched far and wide for the best-looking PC gaming setups to inspire your potential New Years spending spree.
In no particular order – ten of the most impressive looking PC gaming setups found on the internet in pictures.
This list is based purely on how the setup looks as opposed to any of the equipment used.
As a bonus, here is a PC gaming setup from a German gamer that literally blew us away.


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Q: About two threads alternately printing odd and even numbers That is, the following code prints odd and even numbers from 0 to 100 alternately. My loop condition is that count is less than 100.
Why does the final output result reach 100? If it's not 100, it can't be executed after jumping out of the loop.
public class WaitNotifyPrintOddEvenSyn {
    private static int count;
    private static final Object lock = new Object();

    //新建 2 个线程,一个只处理偶数,一个只处理奇数
    //并且用 synchronized 来通信
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new Thread(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                while(count < 100){
                    synchronized (lock){
                        if((count & 1) == 0){
                            System.out.println(Thread.currentThread().getName() + ": " + count);
                            count++;
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }, "偶线程").start();

        new Thread(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                while(count < 100){
                    synchronized (lock){
                        if((count & 1) == 1){
                            System.out.println(Thread.currentThread().getName() + ": " + count);
                            count++;
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }, "奇线程").start();
    }
}

A: This occurred when the value of variable count was 99.
Consider the 2 interesting scenarios:
The value of count is 99.
Now both threads passed the first filter, that is if(count < 100).
Now both threads will race to acquire lock on variable lock.
Let first thread = A and second thread = B.
Scenario 1: If A wins over B:
Then the if condition if((count & 1) == 0) will fail because, count is odd.
Nothing gets printed from thread A and A releases the lock and B acquires the lock.
Now, B prints value 99 and increment the value of count to 100.
Scenario 1 was expected!
But, there can be a scenario 2.
Scenario 2: If B wins over A and A has to wait for B to get completed:
The value of count is 99.
Now both threads passed the first filter, that is if(count < 100).
In this case, the if condition, if((count & 1) == 1) get passed as count is odd.
B prints the value 99 and increment the value of count to 100.
Now, the if condition in A, if((count & 1) == 0) will also pass, as value of count is even, that is, 100.
So, thread A prints 100.
So now, how to solve this problem?
Answer:
Simply by just introducing a single condition in if condition of thread A to check if count<100.
if((count & 1) == 0 && count<100).
Have a look at the following implementation:
public class WaitNotifyPrintOddEvenSyn {
    private static int count;
    private static final Object lock = new Object();

    //新建 2 个线程,一个只处理偶数,一个只处理奇数
    //并且用 synchronized 来通信
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new Thread(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                while(count < 100){
                    synchronized (lock){
                        if((count & 1) == 0 && count<100){
                            System.out.println(Thread.currentThread().getName() + ": " + count);
                            count++;
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }, "偶线程").start();

        new Thread(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                while(count < 100){
                    synchronized (lock){
                        if((count & 1) == 1){
                            System.out.println(Thread.currentThread().getName() + ": " + count);
                            count++;
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }, "奇线程").start();
    }
}

Output:
偶线程: 0
奇线程: 1
偶线程: 2
奇线程: 3
偶线程: 4
奇线程: 5
偶线程: 6
奇线程: 7
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奇线程: 99

PS: I would also suggest you to have a look at and study the wait() and notify() methods and write a more logically robust code.

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Roundtable to discuss the procedures of launching the 1st Session of the Prize on "Upbringing for Citizenship"
Under the initiative and auspices of HRH Prince Talal Bin Abdul Aziz, ACCD has held a Roundtable to discuss the procedures of launching King Abdul Aziz Prize for Scientific Researches in Childhood Issues in Arab Countries on the 20th of May 2017.
The Roundtable has been attended by more than 15 experts from 4 Arab countries (Tunisia - Saudi Arabia - Lebanon - Egypt) to discuss the conceptual framework of the Prize and its regulations and sections. The Prize aims to promote and enrich scientific research in the social and educational fields, to contribute in supporting educational plans and child protection policies, seeking to activate child rights to participation, development, inclusion and protection.
The experts have adopted that "Upbringing for Citizenship" will be the topic of the 1st Session of the Prize, stemming from the importance of the issue of citizenship in the current circumstances, as well as its being a strategic choice in the process of establishing a modern democratic society based on activating child rights and the principles of governance, social justice, enlightenment, rationalism and human liberation.


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SDA Wins Supersized Pay Rise For Maccas Managers – Now What About The Backpay?
May 9, 2022 break, break entitlements, breaks, compensation, fast food, fast food union, Maccas, Managers, McDonalds, pay rise, SDA, sda union, underpayments, wages
For more than two years the SDA has been investigating McDonald's (McDonald's Australia and McDonald's licensees) for underpaying managers and crew and ignoring workplace rights at McDonald's sites across Australia.
The union has written to McDonald's Australia and all Australian Licensee's asking them to do the right thing and honour McDonald's crew and managers rights.
McDonald's have responded by offering new manager Individual Flexibility Agreements (IFAs) across Australia that say managers will receive a 10% pay rise, a move worth $30 million a year.
McDonald's proposed new IFAs take away manager's Fast Food Industry Award rights to uninterrupted meal and paid rest breaks in exchange for a 10% hourly allowance.
The failure of McDonald's and dozens of its franchisees to allow thousands of its workers rest breaks to which they have been legally entitled over the past six years could see current and former employees entitled to back pay of up to $200 million.
The SDA has repeatedly called out McDonald's for breaking workplace laws with illegal behaviour including:
not paying for work McDonald's makes managers do, like pre and post shift checks
not paying travel time
not paying travel allowances
illegal anti-union conduct.
The SDA is continuing to lodge Federal Court actions against McDonald's for deliberately denying managers and crew rest breaks to which they were legally entitled.
Quotes from Gerard Dwyer, National Secretary the SDA:
"McDonald's knows managers have missed out on their legal right to rest breaks – when that was never the deal under existing IFAs.
"That's why McDonald's is offering more money – to try to make it legal for managers to go without rest breaks in future, when managers have missed out on rest breaks for years.
"McDonald's knows it has done the wrong thing; but what is it doing to compensate managers for years of missing out on their workplace rights? Managers worked hard for McDonald's when they had a legal right to take a break and get paid for it.
"McDonald's kept its labour costs down by managers working when they were supposed to get a paid break. McDonald's has not offered managers any compensation, not even an apology.
"McDonald's should do a full audit of manager's pay for the past six years and make sure managers are compensated for not getting their legal rights – that's what the SDA is campaigning for.
"A free soft drink is not a substitute for a paid rest break nor is a Big Mac is not a substitute for a pay rise."
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Last night The Dragon Lady (Ping) treated us to a Hunan dinner. Fish, spinach (kinda, sorta), and some crunchy awesome veggie dishes. Fantastic! Hunan cuisine is spicey, but not as spicey as Szechuan.
The Shanghai Fedex is a little antiquated. A fleet of cyclists pack items onto their bikes in white parcels. It's slow but effective. See video.
Here's a Shanghai evening photo from The Bund of the TV Tower and river. The smog in Shanghai is not as bad as Beijing, but it's worse than L.A. Some days it's quite clear. Most days it's the same as in this photo. There are some great places to eat on The Bund that overlook this very view. Our favorite is M on The Bund.
After leaving the tailoring center we played a little game of Shanghai frogger. Click on the video for a sample of Shanghai traffic.
We saw Marc Lesnick off today. He picked up 15 shirts and 4 suits on his way to the airport. We stuck around and ordered 16 shirts, 2 three piece suits, an Asian dress and 4 ladies shirts. All custom tailored, all for 3900 RMB all in. That's $500! If you're ever in Shanghai, the place to go is Shanghai ShiLio Pu Clothing Market. There were three floors and over 300 vendors.
"What's greater than God, worse than the Devil, poor people have it, rich people need it and if you eat it, it will kill you?" ANSWER: Nothing!
Last night Marc, The Dragon Lady (Ping) and Irena and I went to the Jinmao Tower for sushi. 56 floors up (out of 88) looking out over Shanghai. The conversation turned to riddling. "What's greater than God, worse than the Devil, poor people have it, rich people need it and if you eat it, it will kill you?" I'll tell you the answer tomorrow. The left tower is the Jinmao Tower, the world's 5th tallest building and the tallest in China at 1381ft. On the right is the new Shanghai World Trade Center being built complete with night welding lights. It will be China's tallest at 1614ft. Fyi, the tallest building in the world will be the Burj Dubai in 2009. It's scheduled for 2600ft and 160 floors and is over 129 floors in this recent picture.
The new Irena...with short hair.
Poor Irena. We were cycling out to our favorite coffee shop and work hangout and the crank fell off her bicycle. Perhaps it's an omen that we shouldn't be working on Memorial Day.
We've been working hard, and don't have the luxury of our ergonomic office chairs so we treated ourselves to a three hour massage on Saturday. 90 minutes of shoulder and foot massage followed by a 90 minute European massage. They applied just the right amount of pressure and found all our 'guitar string' tight spots in our backs. The cost ~400 RMB (~$60) each for three hours.
I'm constantly amazed at the English translations in Shangai advertisements. Case in point, this sign in our apartment elevator. "Zhong Fang - CRED leans the strength in Sanlin tectonic plates to create creates the rich winner."
balcony at his Upadkovy (cz: decadent) party in Prague.
will return to Shanghai for 6 months and set up speed dating services here.
restaurant, Kathleens5 on the 5th Floor of the Shanghai Art Museum.
This is the about one-third of the stunning panoramic view.
of panel Q&A, complete with beer.
Shane from Userplane seals the deal with Alif.
be2.com meets Dr Song Li, serial entrepreneur and CEO of 96333.com.
players. Most Chinese have direct debit cards which can't be auto-rebilled.
Friends Networks so I can complete a review of white label dating services.
For the price of a regular grocery run we picked up everything we needed to get settled in. Two bikes, blanket, food...loaded it all up on the bikes and carried it home.
of fast food. Healthy, fast and fresh.
We were ushered to a holding pen in Beijing at the airport for three hours.
At least they had beer in the vending machine.


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SUNDVOLD, ASKINS STAR IN HEAT LOSS
By IRA WINDERMAN and Staff Writer
ORLANDO -- Heat coach Kevin Loughery remained true to his word in Saturday night's 123-117 overtime exhibition loss to the Orlando Magic.
Even when he had a chance to win it in the final seconds of regulation.
Even when the Magic rallied in overtime.
Even though it would have meant the franchise's first four-game winning streak.
Sticking with his reserves throughout the fourth quarter and during the overtime, Loughery looked on as the Heat rallied only to be felled by nine overtime points by Magic forward Dennis Scott.
"We wanted to get a look at our guys and it worked out perfectly," Loughery said. "I thought we were going to pull it out."
Despite the presence of the Magic's starting lineup for most of the fourth quarter and nearly the entire overtime, Loughery went with a lineup of Jon Sundvold, Alan Ogg, Alec Kessler, Carlos Funchess and Keith Askins -- a group that affectionately is known as the end of the Heat bench.
Considering the goal was evaluating the reserves in preparation for this week's final cut down to a 12-man roster, the conditions couldn't have been better.
"It was perfect," Loughery said. "We got a look at players under pressure. This couldn't have worked out more ideally ... except for the loss."
If the game was a test, Sundvold received the highest grade -- as well as a major boost for his confidence.
Sundvold started, played 42 minutes and finished 9 of 16 from the field for 20 points, with eight assists. Under previous coach Ron Rothstein, such statistics would have been unheard of. Even Loughery had expressed doubts of whether Sundvold was more than a 3-point specialist.
Now the question for the coaching staff may be whether Sundvold deserves time when the games actually mean something. Sundvold entered having played just 39 minutes in four previous exhibitions.
"Until you play a game and do some things, you kind of have apprehensions," said the 6-foot-2 guard, who missed the second half of last season with pneumonia. "I think this gives you a reassurance that you can still do it."
In his previous three seasons with the Heat, Sundvold was limited to playing point guard. But with the size of 6-8 rookie point guard Steve Smith, Sundvold played almost the entire game at off-guard, which Smith handling the opposing off-guards on defense.
"It was nice to play with the starting group," Sundvold said. "It gets you in the flow."
Also in the flow during the crucial stages was second-year swingman Keith Askins, whose 3-pointer late in regulation helped send the game into overtime. About the only forgettable moment for Askins was the driving basket with two seconds left by Jerry Reynolds that allowed the Magic to sneak into the extra period.
On Askins' crucial 3-pointer, Loughery was feverishly signalling for a timeout.
"But he made a better move by hitting that 3-point shot," Loughery said.
Askins was 3 of 3 on 3-pointers and finished with 13 points and six rebounds in 20 minutes.
The solid play of Sundvold and Askins, combined with the struggles of Funchess (1 of 5 from the field, missing the shot that could have won it at the end of regulation), mostly likely locked up roster spots for Sundvold and Askins.
Loughery said all 13 healthy players will travel to Springfield, Mass., for Tuesday night's Hall of Fame Game against Chicago, but Funchess likely will be gone shortly after that. Second-round draft choice George Ackles also is expected to be waived once he is fully healed from a sprained ankle. When unsigned point guard Sherman Douglas returns, center Milos Babic also could be the next cut.
Like Funchess, Babic did little to advance his cause against Orlando.


In the early summer of 1996, I accepted a position with Ryder Integrated Logistics (RIL ), a company that handles transportation planning for a number of different companies in many different industries. The largest and most successful branch of RIL has revolved around its contract with the General Motors Corporation. That successful relationship has led to similar working relationships with the other two members of the Big Three as well, the Ford Motor Company and the Chrysler Corporation. RIL has also recently been participating in negotiations with some foreign automakers. This paper will deal with the Ryder-GM partnership. Prior to the forging of the RIL-GM relationship, General Motors had a severe problem with its inbound shipping plan. Their operations plan was continually resulting in large annual capital losses, as well as numerous parts shortages. At the GM-Orion assembly plant, located in Lake Orion, Michigan, RIL stepped in and took over the operations relating to inbound parts for the plant. The first segment of this paper will be a look at the reasons behind the problem that GM found itself with, and a discussion of RIL's inventory deployment plan that allowed it to avoid making the same mistakes as the automaker. Ryder concentrates on eliminating as much storage as possible while relying on technology to monitor part levels and requirements. To do this, RIL employs operations managers that monitor and track routes, parts, drivers and suppliers. That was my position within RIL. Following the inventory deployment section of the paper will be a detail of my duties as an operations manager, as well as where my education helped me in this position.


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This necklace is perfect for the ones who have embraced our dark side.
This handmade pendant measures approximately 1 inch long, with a 24 inch chain on it, covered in shiny resin and with a few sparkling stone accents that catch the light in beautiful reflections.
Tiny but with a bold and powerful image, is perfect for any occasion where you want to stand out from the crowd with your unique, personal fashion style.


Merry Marketplace is a three-day, one-stop holiday shopping extravaganza featuring unique merchandise from more than 80 carefully selected vendors throughout the Memphis area.
Plus, it's the only holiday shopping experience that supports the local Memphis community! Merry Marketplace is located in the heart of Memphis at The Pipkin Building, Memphis Fairgrounds, 940 Early Maxwell Blvd.
Girls Night Out is Friday, November 2 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. General Admission is $30 per ticket in advance or $35 per ticket at the door. Price includes two (2) drink tickets and features live music, appetizers, and more. Enjoy a night out with your friends and be among the first to shop all of the great vendors!
Sweet Saturday is Saturday, November 3 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. General Admission is $10 per ticket. Sample a variety of delicious sweet treats while you shop!
Santa Sunday is Sunday, November 4 from 10:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m. General Admission is $10 per ticket. Bring your little ones to visit Santa from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Santa photos are $10 if you would like to purchase.


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Nyassachromis breviceps är en fiskart som först beskrevs av Regan 1922.  Nyassachromis breviceps ingår i släktet Nyassachromis och familjen Cichlidae. IUCN kategoriserar arten globalt som livskraftig. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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12-628 PROGRAM TRACKING AND REPORTING SUBSYSTEM (PTRS) ACTIVITY CODES.
12-629 OBJECTIVE. This section provides guidance to aviation safety inspectors (ASI) on participating as an observer in European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standardization inspection visits to aviation authorities (AA). These AAs represent European Union (EU) Member States that are listed in Appendix 2 to Annex 2 of the United States/EU Aviation Safety Agreement, also known as the Agreement. The EASA standardization department also conducts a second type of visit (EASA verification of compliance with special conditions) to the mentioned AAs. The ASI must use this section with the Maintenance Annex Guidance (MAG), Section A, Part II, paragraphs 1.2 and 1.8. However, the MAG supersedes this section if conflicts exist between the two documents.
NOTE: See Volume 12, Chapter 10, Section 1 for background information regarding the MAG and the Agreement, which includes Annex 2, Maintenance. Both the MAG and the Agreement are located at http://www.faa.gov/aircraft/repair.
A. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Participation in EASA Standardization Inspection Team. The FAA has the right to participate as an observer on EASA standardization inspection teams. EASA standardization inspection visits to an EU Member State's AA includes sampling inspections of EASA Part‑145 Approved Maintenance Organizations (AMO). Visits concerning verification of compliance with special conditions help EASA monitor a Member State's AA, as listed in Appendix 2 of the MAG, and also help ensure compliance with the Agreement and Annex 2. The FAA Coordinator (AFS-54) will synchronize the FAA's participation on teams formed for EASA standardization inspection visits.
1) EASA will give the FAA Coordinator (AFS-54) the annual standardization inspection plan. The FAA Coordinator (AFS-54), along with the Aircraft Maintenance Division (AFS-300), will determine which inspections require FAA participation and provide a written notice 1 month in advance of a team visit, in which FAA observers are participating. Refer to the MAG, Section A, Part II, paragraph 1.3. Also, refer to Annex 2, Appendix 2 of the Agreement for a list of Member States in the Agreement and subsequent Bilateral Oversight Board (BOB) decisions amending that list.
2) EASA will also give the coordinator a schedule of EASA Special Conditions inspection visits 2 months before a planned inspection. EASA will invite FAA personnel to attend as observers. The FAA Coordinator (AFS-54) and AFS-300 personnel will determine which audits FAA personnel will observe. Refer to the MAG, Section A, Part II, paragraph 1.8.
NOTE: The observing ASI does not need to participate in the entire inspection involving the EASA standardization inspection. Since the FAA's concerns are limited to Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 145, ASIs may limit their participation to observing part 145 elements.
1) Contact the appropriate EASA standardization inspection team leader and request information about the inspection. This information can include contact phone numbers, hotel arrangements, travel information, and itinerary for the inspection.
2) Attend EASA in-briefings and out-briefings as necessary. Refer to the MAG, Section A, Part II, paragraph 1.4.
3) Observe EASA inspection procedures outlined in the MAG, Section C. The ASI will document deviations from the EASA SIS team's established procedures and will also document AMO findings.
4) Relay observed deviations and AMO findings to the FAA team leader.
C. Annual Country Summary Report. See Volume 12, Chapter 10, Section 2 for details.
A. Complete the Task. Complete the PTRS and Safety Assurance System (SAS) recording systems, as required.
1) When the FAA has participated in a standardization inspection of an AA, the ASI must use PTRS codes 3272/5272. The ASI should select the appropriate comment code to record the findings.
2) When the FAA has participated in a standardization inspection of an AMO, the ASI must use the appropriate SAS Dynamic Observation Report (DOR).
3) When processing certificate management functions, the ASI will use SAS and/or the PTRS per the MAG and this order. This action will provide data to the Analysis, Assessment, and Action (AAA), which will help identify AAs and AMOs for sampling inspections.
B. Document the Task. The ASI will file all supporting paperwork in the International Field Office's (IFO) office file for the AMO when involved in standardization inspections. IFOs will establish an office file for each AA in the IFO's area of jurisdiction for EASA standardization inspection reports and other pertinent written communication with the AA. The IFO will retain all such communication in its AA file per FAA Order 1350.14, Records Management.
12-632 FUTURE ACTIVITIES. Plan future risk-based observations as needed.
RESERVED. Paragraphs 12-633 through 12-644.


At 7:00 pm on May 4th I'm going to be doing an author chat at Shelter Rock Library. This will be the third time I've been invited back to speak there. One of the reasons is that they have a special writing group with teens and adults interested in publishing and when I speak, I give them a very honest assessment about my journey from being with a small publishing house, to once having a pretty big time agent, to self publishing.
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How you market yourself as a writer?
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Q: Usage of @ in powershell I often see the usage of @ symbol in Powershell coding. Want to ask what is it used for? Example as below
$DistributionPointGroups = @("London")

A: @() is the array operator, which makes sure that even a single item (or zero) is returned as an array.

THE ARRAY SUB-EXPRESSION OPERATOR
The array sub-expression operator creates an array, even if it
      contains zero or one object.
The syntax of the array operator is as follows:
    @( ... )

You can use the array operator to create an array of zero or
one object.

    PS C:\>$a = @("One")
    PS C:\>$a.Count
    1

    PS C:\>$b = @()
    PS C:\>$b.Count
    0

Source: about_Arrays


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How to Embroider a Christmas Wreath - Sew What, Alicia?
You may have seen the amazing embroidery hoop wreaths floating around Pinterest. I couldn't wait to create one for my door this holiday season. This tutorial will walk you through the process of creating your own wreath using two hoops. Here is how to embroider a Christmas wreath.
This post was sponsored by JOANN. All opinions and ideas are my own.
What are the different types of embroidery?
Machine Embroidery – For machine embroidery you need a special embroidery machine. You plug your design into the machine and then it does all of the embroidery for you. When you use a machine you can get a very professional looking finished product. Machine embroidery is often used for monogramming and intricate designs.
Hand Embroidery – Hand embroidery is the technique where you use a needle and floss to create designs by hand. You place your fabric in an embroidery hoop and then create the design using hand stitches. You can get a professional looking finished product with hand embroidery but it has a much more handmade feel.
What do you need to start embroidery?
Embroidery requires very few supplies which makes it a great entry level craft. Here are the supplies needed for this wreath.
To start the wreath place the linen into the largest hoop. Pull the fabric tight, it should sound like a drum when you tap it with your hand. Place the hoop down onto your light box, or up against a window. Line the 6″ hoop up in the middle and mark around the inside with a pencil, then set this small hoop aside.
Trace the pattern onto the hoop. The pattern is designed so that you can place the elements where you choose. Be sure that the elements do not go too near the center hoop circle that you have marked.
Remove the linen and place it the other way in the hoop. The pattern is on the inside so you have to move it to the outside to embroider.
For this wreath I chose to use the full 6 strands of embroidery floss. This gives it a really chunky look. If you prefer the more traditional look of small stitch embroidery use only three strands and make smaller stitches than you see in the examples below. This is a personal preference so please do it the way you like, which is what I have done.
What are the various embroidery stitches?
The split stitch is seen on the words Merry Christmas. To complete a split stitch bring the thread up through the back and then back down ~1/4″ from the start. Then bring the thread up again through the middle of the first stitch and down again 1/4″ from the start. Repeat this until you have finished the word or design you are working on.
This VIDEO will show you exactly how to complete a french knot. Start by pulling the thread up through the back of the fabric. Then hold it tight and wrap it around the needle three times. While holding the thread tight around the needle press the needle back through the fabric just next to where you brought it up. The tighter you hold the thread the tighter and smaller your knot will be. If your knot is loose that means you are not holding the thread taut enough. If you cannot get the needle back through then you are holding the thread too tight. Getting french knots that are the same size and have the exact same look takes a LOT of practice. Embrace the imperfections! The french knot is used in the berries and on the small flowers around the circle.
The brick stitch is used for the holly leaves (see the image above.) To complete the brick stitch you will go around your image once using back stitch. Then go around the inside of the stitches you just completed offsetting the stitch (it should look like a brick wall does.) You can do one layer or many layers of brick stitch to fill an entire image. If you don't want to do brick stitch to fill the entire leaf or design consider using watercolor pencils to fill in the remainder of the leaf.
There are countless numbers of ways to create a leaf. This is the method that I used for this wreath. This is the gold leaves in the images above and below.
Draw your leaf. Then stitch one line down halfway. Bring the thread up at the very top of the leaf just to the left of the stitch. Then put the needle down through the edge of the leaf on the right side even with the first long stitch. Next bring the needle up to the left of the long stitch in the middle of the left side of your leaf. Then put the needle down just to the right of the first long stitch at the very top of the leaf.
Repeat these steps creating a woven texture along the center of the leaf.
To create the flowers in this wreath first draw a circle the size of the finished flower. Then draw 5 spokes evenly spaced around the inside of the circle. Make one long stitch to cover each of the 5 spokes. Then bring the thread up in the middle of the spokes. Start weaving your thread over and under the spokes. If your thread doesn't lay exactly as you want it to you can place a few stay stitches around the thread, hide these stitches under the spokes so they are not visible. You can vary the thread color by bringing the thread up at the end of the previous color, again hiding the stitch under the spoke and carry on with the weaving.
To complete the small leaves around the vine I used a chain stitch, pictured above. Bring the thread up at the bottom of the leaf then put the thread back down just next to where you brought it up. Before you pull the thread all the way through bring the needle up where you want the top of the leaf to lie. Then with the thread around the needle pull the thread the rest of the way through. Then bring the needle down just on the other side of the leaf, this will place a stay stitch at the top of the leaf. Repeat to create more leaves as desired.
Once you have stitched the design to your liking we are ready to finish off the wreath. Grab your small embroidery hoop place the back side (the side without the hardware) on the front of your design. It should line up with the line you drew earlier. Then place the front of the small hoop on the back of your design. Press the hoop together and tighten it as much as you can. Make sure that the design is tight by tightening the inside hoop and fabric first and then you can adjust the outside fabric.
There are two options for the middle of the hoop. You can add another design in the middle and leave the fabric in place. Or you can cut the fabric out of the middle to make it resemble a wreath. To do this use scissors to cut a hole in the middle and then cut the fabric in a circle leaving an inch of fabric near the hoop.
Notch the fabric and pull it tight as you glue it around the hoop on the wrong side of the design. You will also pull the fabric tight around the outside edge of the large hoop and glue the fabric in place.
I used hot glue with the linen and it held very nicely. If you choose you can also glue a circle of felt around the back of the hoop to hide the stitches.
Now you're finished! Hang your wreath or gift it! Either way you now have one more amazing handmade holiday decorations to share this season.
Have questions about how to embroider a Christmas wreath? Share them with me in the comments below.


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Lonely Individualism in Moby-Dick
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This essay reconsiders the concept of individualism in Herman Melville's Moby-Dick by focusing on the affective aspect of Captain Ahab's solitude. By considering the cultural fervor over connectivity in antebellum America, due to what is known as the communications revolution, I highlight Ahab's solitude, which stems from his misguided faith in his networked status with the white whale. Ahab's solitude has been understood as a manifestation of liberal individualism, which characterizes the ethos of mid-nineteenth-century America. However, what Ahab represents could be more accurately grasped by what I term "lonely individualism." With its oxymoronic overtones, "lonely individualism" is intended to encapsulate the two valences of being alone: solitude and loneliness. By taking Moby-Dick as a case study, this essay seeks to join the recent critical endeavor of challenging the myth of individualism in Americanist literary studies by shedding light on the affective realm of an individualist.
Furui, Yoshiaki (2020) "Lonely Individualism in Moby-Dick," Criticism: Vol. 62 : Iss. 4 , Article 5.
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Q: What is the difference between no-drop and not-allowed in CSS? I was surprised to see that the cursor styles for "no-drop" and "not-allowed" are same in nature in CSS. So, why do we need them both?

A: While they may cause the same effect on most systems, they are semantically different, allowing the browser and / or system to implement a different graphic for each case. no-drop implies that the element does not implement the drag-and-drop API, while not-allowed is a generic term meaning that some action is not enabled on the element.

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Mrs. Firestone likely had these custom made to match a specific outfit, now gone. These likely date to the early 1930s.Born in Decatur, Illinois in 1897 Elizabeth Parke married Harvey S. Firestone Jr., son of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company founder Harvey S. Firestone, in 1921.Once described by a friend as, "the most luxurious woman in the history of luxury," Elizabeth Parke Firestone's clothing collection illustrates her impeccable taste in fashion.
These low heeled, sturdy pumps were used during the summer for more casual day wear and travel. The style indicates that Mrs. Firestone could have used them for nearly two decades. Born in Decatur, Illinois in 1897 Elizabeth Parke married Harvey S. Firestone Jr., son of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company founder Harvey S. Firestone, in 1921.Once described by a friend as, "the most luxurious woman in the history of luxury," Elizabeth Parke Firestone's clothing collection illustrates her impeccable…
This style was favored by Mrs. Firestone in the late 1920s and in to the 1930s. Edward Cohen was her preferredshoemaker during this time.Born in Decatur, Illinois in 1897 Elizabeth Parke married Harvey S. Firestone Jr., son of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company founder Harvey S. Firestone, in 1921.Once described by a friend as, "the most luxurious woman in the history of luxury," Elizabeth Parke Firestone's clothing collection illustrates her impeccable taste in fashion.
Mrs. Firestone likely used these comfortable shoes for casual wear or travel. Born in Decatur, Illinois in 1897 Elizabeth Parke married Harvey S. Firestone Jr., son of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company founder Harvey S. Firestone, in 1921.Once described by a friend as, "the most luxurious woman in the history of luxury," Elizabeth Parke Firestone's clothing collection illustrates her impeccable taste in fashion.


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Your House: Investment or Money Pit?
On my net worth posts I've been asked a few times how comfortable am I having so much of my net worth currently tied to my house. I have always answered that I'm completely comfortable with it, but I thought perhaps a more detailed look on why could be useful.
Owning your house is not actually required for a retirement plan. There is an assumption by a lot of people that you have to own one, but depending on your interests it could be a better fit to buy a RV or boat instead. In my particular case, I do like to spend a fair bit of time at home so it would make sense to owe a home as a hedge on inflation for rental costs.
Actually as a hedge on rental cost my house is an excellent investment, I crossed checked rentals of similar houses and they currently list for $2200 to $2500 a month. If I take the low value and deduct property taxes and insurance (since renters don't pay those), based on I paid $190,000 for the place that means I'm getting a 11% return by not paying rent. Yikes, that's good money.
Oh, but wait it gets better. I also bought more house than I needed, but it allows my wife to run her daycare business. So on top of that her business transfer some cash back to the house, if you include that extra income that equals a 15% return on my initial investment. It's nice when you can convert part of your equity into something that provides a cash flow.
Given how much we like that idea, my wife and I were discussing that when we downsize houses we might actually buy a little bigger than we need again but with the idea of creating a rental suite in the house. Yes that introduces all sorts of issues, but it provides a nice cash flow out of otherwise not very useful equity.
Illiquid – Good luck cashing out your house in a hurry. It can take months or even years in a slow market. Selling and moving also trigger a lot of extra costs as well.
No Diversification – I'm stuck with a lot of money in one investment in one very local market. If that market drops fast I could lose equity in seconds. It gets worse if you don't have much equity, as you could end up owing more than the house is worth.
Upkeep – Houses don't look after themselves and keeping the up is costly. I've currently put in a new furnace, some flooring, paint and some bathroom renos in my place, but I also know I still need to invest more in new shingles on the roof soon and some windows.
So how do you make sure you house is an investment rather than a money pit? Forget what the banks tell you about affordability since they often rely on low interest rates to give a huge number. The only metric you need is your income to the house mortgage ratio. I personally suggest keeping this number under 3 if at all possible. So if you earned $80,000/year as a family, don't get a mortgage beyond $240,000. Low right? Yep, but that ensure your house in really an investment, yes you can go higher, but the odds of your house turning into a money pit start to increase.
So in the end, your house can be an investment or a money pit. It's really about your choice on how much you put into it and your mortgage amount that drives the issue. So how are you doing? If your house an investment or a money pit?
Dont you mean own a house not owe a house? So many spelling mistakes in this article.
Well going by those standards our house is an investment for sure. It meets the 3x with my income alone. Something we were able to take advantage of. My husband has been able to go back to school full time for year. You do have a lot more possibilities when you keep your housing expenses low.
You are on the right track! One of the best decisions we ever made was to buy our current house with the intent of renting out the huge basement apartment. It takes care of the entire mortgage payment and makes a large percentage of the house utilities, taxes and interest tax deductible. This has allowed us to leave our jobs this past June, ages 50 and 41 respectively. Although I can't say I am permanently retired, we both can work as we choose, or not at all. Spending my summer with my 10 year old son instead of being the chauffeur to summer camps is good for us both!
I have always thought of a house as a long term investment. What I would like to know is how to take your equity out of your house in retirement, so that you can live off the principal. Hope that you will do a posting on this soon. Thanks.
I don't know where in Canada you can buy a house for 190K. In Vancouver it would be more like 1,900,000 for a half-decent house in Vancouver-West.
Consider how much money is spent in interest to the bank as well.
an investment for us. we do all the repairs ourselves (have built and renovated at least 6 homes) and our current home was bought new so everything should be just ducky for some years to come. We bought wisely, backing on parkland and ponds…many people stop and ask if we want to sell and that is a good feeling. We also live in a great town with a hospital, airport, and great summer weather and lotd of jobs in high paying mining industry. WE do have a basement suite (we built that too) and had our son live there while he went to school but i would only rent it if we really, really needed the money…We hate having someone live in our house!! Right now it makes fora great guest suite and exercise room.
Yes, a definite investment for us….and we made money on all the homes we have sold in the past.
There is No Investment for all seasons but there is a season for All Investments,and right now is not the time to be R.E heavy.
Low rates have hyperfuelled property value, but go back to historical 8-10%,increasingly higher property and utility costs, a smaller generation of buyers than sellers,house pices beyond the reach of much of the next generation R.E prices can only go one way, DOWN.
We spend half the year down south,$30K for a furnished home in good community,$500 a month to rent the land.
Almost 70, we have sold our $700K ,bought in a small town for $250k, the differance is invested and will be our children's estate when they face a world without company pensions and much higher income taxes.
The next wave of higher rates is coming, not sure when, but it is coming, and every year your property taxes keep going higher, utilities will go higher, and Joe the plumber will want $100 an hour,if you can find one.?
Please, please, please compare apples to apples folks. Appreciation of house values, while wonderful cocktail conversation, is a lot like gambling. Most people (particularly in a down market) sell when they have to sell, not when they want to. Who knows what the place will be worth on that day?
In the interest of full disclosure, we own our place, but do so with eyes open to its full cost – perhaps why our house is smaller and provides multiple income streams (rent & solar).
I think perhaps the question is that homes generally are a longer term investment than people think. I would think over time you would win, as long as you were taking care to not buy too much home, and to be strategic about paying down your home. Too many people don't take advantage of their prepayment privileges.


If your podiatrist has diagnosed you with bunions, you may have some questions about treating them.
Bunions are a common sight at NYNJ Foot and Ankle Associates. Their clinical name - hallux valgus - describes what exactly what they are. The hallux is another name for your big toe, and "valgus" is a Latin term meaning bent or twisted. Bunions are literally the big toe bent inward to the other toes. So why does this problem exist and how can it be treated? Your Bronx podiatrist, Dr. Barry Finkelstein, has some answers.
Bunions form when there is an abnormal amount of pressure on the joints of the big toe. This causes the toe to become contorted inward and the resulting bone deformity is what makes up the bunion. Although they mimic the appearance of tumors or cysts, they are not new growths. Bunions can have pain, swelling, and limited range of motion associated with them.
There are two schools of thought regarding the reason why bunions form. Some experts maintain that they are genetic; others say that years of wearing ill-fitting shoes is the problem. Either way, shoes that put pressure on the toes or force the feet into unnatural positions are thought to worsen these irregularities over time. Women suffer more from bunions than men; their footwear is often designed to be extremely narrow and confining. Although arthritis does not directly cause bunions, the inflammation of the joints can make them worse.
Your Bronx podiatrist will usually suggest low-maintenance, non-invasive options first. Make sure that all your shoes are high-quality and comfortable. Visiting a specialty shoe store will determine exactly what size and width you should be wearing. Wearing shoe inserts or arch supports can help with your posture so your weight is better distributed and the muscles can relax. For pain associated with bunions, analgesics like ibuprofen or naproxen are recommended. These can be purchased at any pharmacy.
For persistent and advanced problems, surgery may be necessary. These procedures reshape some of the bone or surrounding tissue in order to realign the foot.
If you have noticed a change in the shape of your foot or increasing discomfort while wearing shoes, contact Dr. Finkelstein's office today for an evaluation.


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In July this year, the Swedish automobile manufacturer, Volvo, announced it will cease putting internal combustion engines in its cars in 2019 and will only make fully electric or hybrid models.
This is the boldest commitment by any automotive company so far in the development of electric or hybrid cars. But other manufacturers are also moving in that direction and this year, General Motors launched the Chevrolet Bolt, which is a battery powered car.
It sells at US$35,000 ($271,250) and can travel 383 kilometres on a single charge. Ford has also sold electric versions of a few of its mainstream models and says that it will introduce a battery powered SUV by 2020.
Other electric engines will follow in due course. Fiat Chrysler has lagged behind other automotive companies in its development of electric cars.
It does sell an electric version of its Fiat 500 subcompact and a hybrid gas-electric variation of the Chrysler Pacifica minivan, but so far has not announced when it plans to build an exclusive electric car.
In Europe, Renault-Nissan has led the way in electric cars with almost 300,000 sold to date.
But the fact that electric cars represent the future was shown early in 2017 by Tesla, a United States of America (US) technology company which makes a limited number of electric cars, when it surpassed Ford and General Motors in stock market value.
This is in despite the fact that Tesla manufactures significantly fewer cars than the big giants and that have sold millions of cars for over 100 years.
It is clear that investors feel that the cars market is going electric in the not too distant future.
Although Volvo is a Swedish company, it is owned by Greely Automobile Holdings of China, which already makes a battery powered car for the China market.
But given Volvo's link up with the Chinese company, it will have a head-start when the sale of electric cars begins to take-off in China, as many predict it will.
The Chinese government is supporting the development of electric vehicles in an effort to reduce harmful emissions from internal combustion engines.
There are risks, of course. Hybrids, which combine petrol and diesel engines, represent only two per cent of cars in the US. Writing in The Guardian, Zoe Williams recalls the 2006 documentary, Who killed the Electric Car?
A car company would not want that! Car manufacturers, like other transnational corporations, have not always been on the side of the angels.
During the administration of Barack Obama, the US government supported the development of electric engines. Obama predicted one million electric cars would be on US roads by 2015. The actual number was 280,000.
So far, Obama's successor, Donald Trump, has not pursued similar policies in relation to developing electric engines. In fact, the number of hybrid engines has fallen in recent years as petrol prices have fallen in the US.
Still, experts predict that the number of electric cars will grow rapidly as the technology improves in the next few years. Prices will fall and more electrical outlets will be available for charging.
This development is crucial. It used to take six hours to charge a car battery. Currently, a full charge of an electric car, with a range of 169 kilometres, takes a half an hour using a supercharger in your garage. We will need to build up battery charging locations right across the country in markets, railway stations and carparks. Today there are only 4,000 charging stations across Britain.
As batteries become more efficient and charging time drops, electric cars will be more attractive to many people. Of course, if we wish to lower greenhouse gas emissions we will still need to be sure that the electricity is generated through renewable technologies.
The day after the Volvo announcement that the company will not make diesel or petrol cars after 2019, France let it be known that it would ban all diesel and petrol cars by 2040.
It would appear that the combustion engine, which played such a dominant role in motor transport for over a century and which is still dominant might face extinction within a few decades.


For a little while, Google was reporting the Arnold Newman Archive as having malware. I mentioned that in an earlier post; so now that it's fixed, I thought I should say that too.
I'm a big fan of Newman. The archive highlights his iconic portraits, but also shows some of his earlier work. Have a look.


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