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CBS Announces Fall 2012 Premieres
by Trevor Kimball, July 11, 2012
While some of the other networks are stretching out the premieres of their 2012-13 shows, almost all of CBS' new and returning shows will debut during the week of September 24th. The one exception is Survivor. The 25th cycle of that reality show will premiere September 19th.
Returning shows are 2 Broke Girls (season two), 48 Hours Mystery (26th season), The Amazing Race (cycle 21), The Big Bang Theory (season six), Blue Bloods (third season), Criminal Minds (season eight), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (13th season), CSI: New York (season nine), The Good Wife (fourth season), Hawaii Five-0 (season three), How I Met Your Mother (eighth season), The Mentalist (season five), Mike & Molly (third season), NCIS (season 10), NCIS: Los Angeles (fourth season), Person of Interest (season two), Survivor (cycle 25), and Two and a Half Men (10th season).
The network's new fall shows are Elementary, Made in Jersey, Partners, and Vegas. Additional details about them can be found here.
ABC hasn't released their premiere plans yet but NBC, FOX and The CW have.
Here's the press release from CBS that includes the premiere dates:
CBS ANNOUNCES 2012-2013 PREMIERE DATES
America's Most-Watched Network Will Premiere Virtually All of its New and Returning Series During Official Premiere Week (Sept. 24-30)
"Survivor: Philippines" to Open a Week Earlier with a Special 90-Minute Premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 19
CBS, America's most-watched network, will premiere virtually all of its new and returning series during official premiere week (Sept. 24-30).
The new comedy PARTNERS premieres Monday, Sept. 24, followed by freshman dramas VEGAS debuting Tuesday, Sept. 25, ELEMENTARY on Thursday, Sept. 27 and MADE IN JERSEY on Friday, Sept. 28.
For the 10th time in the past 11 seasons, SURVIVOR will get an early start to the season, returning with a special 90-minute premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 19.
CBS's 2012-2013 Premiere Dates
Wednesday, Sept. 19
8:00-9:30 PM SURVIVOR: PHILIPPINES (25th edition premiere)
Monday, Sept. 24
8:00-8:30 PM HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER (8th season premiere)
8:30-9:00 PM PARTNERS (Series Debut)
9:00-9:30 PM 2 BROKE GIRLS (2nd season premiere)
9:30-10:00 PM MIKE & MOLLY (3rd season premiere)
10:00-11:00 PM HAWAII FIVE-0 (3rd season premiere)
Tuesday, Sept. 25
8:00-9:00 PM NCIS (10th season premiere)
9:00-10:00 PM NCIS: LOS ANGELES (4th season premiere)
10:00-11:00 PM VEGAS (Series Debut)
9:00-10:00 PM CRIMINAL MINDS (8th season premiere)
10:00-11:00 PM CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION (13th season premiere)
Thursday, Sept. 27
8:00-8:30 PM THE BIG BANG THEORY (6th season premiere)
8:30-9:00 PM TWO AND A HALF MEN (10th season premiere)
9:00-10:00 PM PERSON OF INTEREST (2nd season premiere)
10:00-11:00 PM ELEMENTARY (Series Debut)
Friday, Sept. 28
8:00-9:00 PM CSI: NY (9th season premiere)
9:00-10:00 PM MADE IN JERSEY (Series Debut)
10:00-11:00 PM BLUE BLOODS (3rd season premiere)
Saturday, Sept. 29
10:00-11:00 PM 48 HOURS MYSTERY (26th season premiere)
Sunday, Sept. 30
7:00-8:00 PM 60 MINUTES (45th season premiere)
8:00-9:00 PM THE AMAZING RACE (21st edition premiere)
9:00-10:00 PM THE GOOD WIFE (4th season premiere)
10:00-11:00 PM THE MENTALIST (5th season premiere)
What do you think? Which CBS shows will you be watching? Do you like CBS' strategy of rolling out their shows all at once? Are you going to try any of the new CBS shows?
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I will watch Blue Bloods, CSI:NY, NCIS, Hawaii 5o, Mentalist, Person of Interest, NCIS: Los Angelos, CBS is my favorite stations. My brother lives in Lake county they also watch all these shows and my sister lives n Waconda and her whole family of four also watch, plus they watch The Good wife and say it is great, I only watched it once. Thank You for letting me voice my opinoin. I do not know why people watch csi, NY is better. Sandy
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Ah, Fall Schedule. Time once again to count on one hand the number of shows I watch on this network. 🙂
Hawaii Five-0, NCIS: LA, Person of Interest, Elementary (will try, not expecting to like), and CSI: NY (so glad they didn't cancel it!).
Maxi Smith
Fabulous-I can now plan to watch only 4 CBS shows since they cancelled my ultimate fav CSI Miami, and there are not many shows on any channel that hold my interest. Now I can save more money by cancelling my satellite system and going to various clients/friends' homes, and watching their TVs while I pursue my personal chef duties. Thanks CBS, NBC, Fox, and ABC (I will still have someone record Revenge and TNT's Dallas), as well as the various cable channels, I can finally say I am almost TV free. Good luck on your new season, I won't be… Read more »
CSI NY – My favorite!
Mike and Molly, Hawaii Five-O, Criminal Minds, and The Mentalist


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Q: append 0 returned by DATENAME function Sql Server management studio I want to append 0 to my minute(mi) result returned by DATENAME function of sql server management studio.
select datename(mi,GETDATE())

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*If the current time where 12:06:33.12(hh:mi:ss) then '6' would be
returned by the above query and I want 0 to be prefixed with the
result i.e '06' only when my minute is less than 10.

*This can be easily done by branching and checking the result obtained
by above query and seeing if it is less than 10 i.e using a CASE
statement.Is there a much cleaner way to do the job without
branching?

A: You could do something like this:
SELECT RIGHT('00' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(2), datename(mi,GETDATE())), 2)

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Q: How to parse byte array without violating strict aliasing rule? My question is about a typical process to parse a byte array like the following code:
struct Header { /* ... */ };
struct Entry1 { /* ... */ };
struct Entry2 { /* ... */ };

void Parse(char* p) {
  const auto header = reinterpret_cast<Header*>(p);
  p += sizeof(Header);
  const auto ent1 = reinterpret_cast<Entry1*>(p);
  p += sizeof(Entry1);
  const auto ent2 = reinterpret_cast<Entry2*>(p);
}

First of all, the spec says that char* can alias any other pointer type, so reinterpret_cast<Header*> is safe.
However what about the other reinterpret_cast statemetns,
are they violating the strict aliasing rule because p, whose type is char*, has already been aliased with Header*? or safe because p is incremented by sizeof(Header) ?
Thank you.

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First of all, the spec says that char* can alias any other pointer type, so reinterpret_cast<Header*> is safe

Although the reinterpret cast itself never has UB, I wouldn't describe it "safe" because the behaviour of accessing through the reinterpreted pointer may be undefined. Although reinterpreting anything as char array is OK, doing it the other way and reinterpreting a char array as something else is NOT OK.
Assuming your classes are trivially copyable, you could use std::memcpy:
Header h0;
std::size_t offset = sizeof h0;
std::memcpy(&h0, p, offset);
p += offset;

Entry1 e1;
offset = sizeof e1;
std::memcpy(&e1, p, offset);
p += offset;

Entry2 e2;
offset = sizeof e2;
std::memcpy(&e2, p, offset);

However, keep in mind that different systems may have different alignment requirements and thus different amounts of padding in their classes, as well as different sized integers as well as different order of bytes within integers (and different sizes of bytes, but I suppose that's not typical issue with IPC). As such, this simple approach can only work within the same system and won't be useful for communicating between separate processes (like over the internet or filesystem). To achieve that correctly, you must explicitly place each byte according to the protocol.


Adoor Gopalakrishnan mourns his beloved wife Sunanda, who passed away around 9:30PM (IST) on Tuesday at a hospital in Bombay. Adoor Gopalakrishnan, the world renowned Film Director and the recipient of many National and International Awards, including 'Dada Saheb Phalke Award and the 'Padma Vibhushan', needs no introduction, and he was the one who took Malayalam Films to the International stage. And Sunanda was the tower of strength behind Adoor! They have one daughter, Ashwathy Dorje IPS, who is the Deputy Commissioner of Police in Bombay and she is married to Chhering Dorje IPS, who is also a Deputy Commissioner of Police in Bombay.
The cremation would be in Trivandrum on Wednesday. My thoughts and prayers are with Adoor and his daughter Ashwathy, and may God give them the strength to bear their loss.
May you 'Rest in Peace', Sunanda!


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Lunar New Year: What the rabbit symbolizes in the Chinese zodiac
Rabbits symbolize longevity and peace.
Vikki Hui
Rabbits represent the moon in Chinese culture.File photo
The year of the tiger is about to end and the next zodiac to come is the rabbit.
Legends say the rabbit came fourth in "The Great Race" to select the order of the 12 zodiac animals.
During the race, the rabbit followed close on the heels of the tiger but slipped and fell into the water. It managed to cling to a floating log nearby and just as the log slowed to a stop, the dragon pushed it to the shore with its breath.
The rabbit never learned who came to its aid, but the dragon was content to finish in fifth place.
According to a Chinese New Year website, rabbits have quiet personalities that hide "their confidence and strength." They're goal-oriented and have "good reasoning skills and attention to detail." While they are good at socializing, they find it hard to open up to others. Rabbits also need surprises every now and then to add excitement to their lives.
The zodiac animals most compatible with those born in the year of the rabbit are dog, pig and goat, according to the website. Dogs and rabbits share a desire for a peaceful and quiet life, while pigs and rabbits have similar personalities. Rabbits are also caretakers and complement goats, a zodiac animal who often need someone to depend on.
On the other hand, rabbits are incompatible with roosters, dragons and rats.
Rabbits are often associated with the moon in Chinese culture, and it's a symbol of longevity and peace.
The element associated with the upcoming year of the rabbit is water.
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Great food, or superior ambiance: which is more important for an event space? Both, of course! The right choice ensures that nothing is sacrificed for that really special event like someone's birthday, anniversary party, even a rehearsal dinner or wedding. One of the many possibilities for an event in the City is the new China Blue restaurant in Tribeca, which blends the iconic imagery of Shanghai's jazz age with the classic downtown lofty look. Ornamental light fixtures glow softly over wooden bookshelves lined with interesting objects, creating a comfortably rustic yet exotic ambiance. The food achieves the same balance: a menu representative of Shanghai cuisine, complete with Dim Sum, comes with considerable attention paid to appearance, elevating the meal well above normal. The space is divided into several partial rooms, offering complete flexibility in hosting any size private party.
For those desiring quality backdrop as part of their ambiance, the waterfront district of Williamsburg offers the Wythe Hotel, owned by the visionaries behind Marlow & Sons. Tasteful spaces of all kinds, many boasting panoramic views of both the Brooklyn and Manhattan skylines, abound throughout the building, including a full-fledged screening room. Food sources include the locavore restaurant Reynards and a rooftop bar. And for those wanting to attract one of the great local bands for their events, the "Band Room" can host an entire group on-site with its bunk beds.
Another can't miss option is the elegant Tarallucci e Vino, which offers two beautiful event spaces in its downtown loft overlooking Union Square. The Mezzanine is an intimate space ideal for a private dinner of a dozen to cocktail parties for 80. Warm and sophisticated, it comes with a bar, lounge area, gorgeous custom brick tables and antique cabinets. Tasteful artwork and unique mirrors create an ambiance that welcomes and comforts, and will not soon be forgotten. For larger parties there is the 6th Floor Loft, which can host everything from business meetings to parties and dances for 120 guests on its polished hardwood floor. Its spacious 1,100 square feet features a bar, lounge area, beautiful custom-made tables, spectacular antique mirrors and stunning chandeliers.
Chef Riccardo Bilotta brings modern culinary methods to traditional Italian cuisine, and accepts only seasonally available produce from the nearby Union Square Market, as well as a selected network of local purveyors. As one would expect from the name, Tarallucci e Vino complements its menu with an exceptionally well-stocked wine cellar, which relies primarily on small, family-run Italian vineyards for its sources. Some use grapes completely unavailable in the U.S.
Among the finest options for event spaces in the City, all of these share a few traits. In addition to the wonderful cuisine and ambiance, all pride themselves on offering outstanding service. One can't go wrong in choosing any of these locations to transform an event into an unforgettable experience.
As an event planner I have traveled throughout the United States and done quite a bit of event coordination for a lot of different industries. I have also thrown my hat in the ring to help some individuals that may have had a need for a private room for a birthday or wedding. Every metropolitan city is different, but there are some elements of the big city that seem to transcend from New York to California. Many big cities have restaurants that also has some cool private rooms in the back.
In smaller cities I typically only see the smaller franchise restaurants. If someone has a birthday party gathering everything is right out in the open with no level of privacy. When you hit a bigger state and bigger city like NYC it is much easier to come across a restaurant that has a private room for guests.
In Manhattan, for example, I have discovered more than a few. I come across American Cut, and this has been a great place for me to coordinate events for my clients in Tribeca. This is a steakhouse sort of vibe that has a pricey menu, but my clients that live in the Manhattan area would expect nothing less than the best. I have booked the private room here on several occasions, but the moody dim lit vibe has always been a favorite for guests.
Another spot that seems to have become a hot bed for gatherings is the Rotisserie Georgette. I like this French spot because it has the look and feel of real elegance. I have been able to plan things here for private parties of about 12. The guests that like to see what is happening in the kitchen will admire the location of the room. It has a unique vibe, and I really like what this restaurant offers.
In New York there is also a great restaurant called Tarallucci e Vino that actually has several private events locations. This place actually starts serving at breakfast time and goes right into the evening hours. The food is delectable, and I thought that was a good sign. I figured that people would love to come here for a party because the food was awesome. I was right. I have booked private rooms at several of the locations and I have always had good reviews from my clients after the party was over.
The Tarallucci e Vino location that is referred to as the Cooper Hewitt Venue is the one that I frequent the most. I like this one because it has so much space. There are different private rooms so people have access to different types of parties. I like the fact that there is a seasonal menu so guests get a chance to try different meals in accordance with the time of the year.
What Tarallucci e Vino represents is class and style. It is such a delight to see how the restaurant has thrived. I really like what this restaurant offers.


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£100bn bid to end home loan misery: Darling to guarantee new mortgages
Alistair Darling is expected to back a plan to effectively underwrite the majority of new mortgages in the UK
ALISTAIR Darling is set to back a £100bn gamble with taxpayers' cash in a desperate bid to kick-start the struggling mortgage market. The Chancellor's plan involves effectively underwriting the majority of new mortgages in the UK to encourage big investors to give badly needed money to lending banks.
The proposed scheme means the UK Government would guarantee mortgage bonds, where banks parcel up individual home loans and sell them to investment firms. When the system works properly, banks have a source of money to loan to customers and investors get a return.
– Darling closes in on plan to kick-start bank lending (Times)
– Downturn escalates on both sides of the Atlantic (Telegraph)
But with many investors currently reluctant to risk their money on mortgages, Darling is preparing to guarantee the value of mortgage bonds to get the cash flowing again.
The total value of new mortgages involved has been estimated as up to £100bn, leading to claims last night that the scheme poses too many risks to taxpayers while offering too few rewards. And the new measures, coming on top of a £500bn scheme to guarantee banks' borrowing and the £12bn cut in VAT announced in October, will raise further fears over the extent of the Government's spending in the face of the credit crunch.
The latest moves follow growing evidence that housebuyers are experiencing chronic difficulties getting mortgages. Figures from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) show new buyer inquiries are at their highest level since October 2006, but new mortgage approvals by banks are at a record low. From a high of 130,000 a month in mid-2006, approvals have fallen to fewer than 30,000 a month.
Last night officials confirmed the mortgage bond guarantee plan was now "on the table". A source close to the discussions said: "Two years ago, banks had a huge pool of finance which has now dried up.
"The more high-risk mortgages will probably not be included, but the idea is to package up the new mortgages. The Government would then offer some sort of guarantee should the market continue to go down."
Prime Minister Gordon Brown dropped a major hint last week he would support the move, saying he wanted to "secure the funding necessary for home ownership". Darling is already warning a potential recovery in the housing market may be stymied because home-buyers can't get funds.
Brown and Darling are close to agreeing a fresh package of measures to boost lending, to be unveiled within weeks. Ministers are also considering plans to guarantee individual loans to businesses. A national 'bad bank' – to hold the toxic assets currently on banks' balance sheets – is also under discussion.
But opposition parties warned that the scheme was risky. Liberal Democrat Dem shadow chancellor Vince Cable said: "I am very sceptical about it. There is a danger of repeating the same mistakes in the mortgage market that caused so much damage last time."
"There is a role for guarantees in the system, but by giving guarantees to any form of commercial lending you risk the taxpayer taking on all the risk and not getting any of the benefits. We know that the Governor of the Bank of England is very unhappy with this plan in the light of the experience of Northern Rock and I share some of his concerns."
A RICS spokesman said last night: "With many first-time buyers unable to find the finance to take an initial step on to the housing ladder and existing owner-occupiers needing to move similarly blighted, the time has come for the Government to take direct action to restore an orderly property market.
"Government guarantees should inject some much-needed confidence into the securities market. In the absence of such action, the danger is that potential homebuyers will continue to be frozen out of the market, pushing transaction activity and prices to new lows."
Michael Luck, managing director of Slater, Hogg & Howison, said: "It is a good idea. Anything the Government does to put guarantees in place is good, but the days of 100% plus mortgages are now gone and that means there will be people who just don't qualify for a loan."
By Eddie Barnes Political Editor
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The Key Holder
"K" is for "Key" and today's photo shows the stone head of a lion, with a key in its mouth, above the door of the NatWest Bank on the corner of Warrington Street and Old Street in Ashton.
I have tried in vain to find some meaning to this. Presumably there is something symbolic about a lion with a key in its mouth, as there is a similar one in Stalybridge. The back of the old five pound notes at one time showed a lion with a key, although the key was attached to its mouth by a chain. Perhaps someone reading this can offer an answer?
(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.)
A close-up of the lion can be seen in the photo below.
See Google Street View of this location.
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Crown Street
Today's photo shows Crown Street, just off Stamford Street, close to Ashton's town centre.
Crown Street was originally part of Church Street, which ran parallel with most of Stamford Street in the town centre, but was re-named when it became separated from the rest of Church Street by the building of an office block and the Post Office Sorting Office.
The houses in Crown Street are among the few remaining terraces of residential property still left in the town centre. Even the houses on the opposite side of the street have been demolished to make way for a car park.
The building at the far end is the former Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School, seen here in 2008 looking for a new use.
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Weekend Reflections: Mill Race
This delightful scene with its watery reflection is in the village of Delph, in Saddleworth, around 7 miles from Ashton.
The tranquillity of the scene belies its industrial origins. The waterway on the left is an artificial mill race or leat, created to provide power for a woollen mill a little further downstream.
The water comes from the River Tame, which runs unseen below the bank on the right of the photo. A couple of hundred yards upstream, just below Delph Bridge, a weir across the river helps to divert some of the water into the mill race. By the time the channel reached the mill, its height above the river meant that it was able to drive a water wheel that could power machinery.
Waterside mills were very common in the hilly area to the east of Ashton before coal-powered steam engines were able to power a greater number of machines, giving rise to the large multi-storey mills built in Ashton and other towns throughout the Victorian era.
See Google Aerial View of this location.
For more Weekend Reflections from around the world, visit Newtown Area Photo.
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St James' Church
"J" is for "James" and today's photo shows the church of St James the Apostle in Ashton. St James' Church is notable for its twin spires and stands in a prominent position at the highest point of Cow Hill.
Another view of this church, featuring a closer view of the twin spires, was seen here two years ago.
"St James' Church" is a contribution to ABC Wednesday. For more "J" posts from around the world please follow this link.
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Sky Watch: Woodend Mill
Woodend Mill sits alongside the River Tame in Mossley with its tall stone chimney pointing towards the glow of the evening sky.
At one time there were more than 40 mills in Mossley. Woodend Mill is one of those remaining and its chimney is the only mill chimney remaining in Mossley. The interior of the mill is split up now and occupied by small businesses and by art and music enterprises.
As most of Mossley is situated in a steep-sided valley, it is in the shade of the hill while the low evening sun still illuminates the hills on the far side of the valley, with the clouds also taking on a slightly golden glow.
Sky Watch is a regular weekly feature on this photo blog. It links with websites all over the world with the general theme each week of looking upwards. Please take the opportunity to visit some of these other sites. I hope some new visitors have found their way here today, watching the skies!
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In The Way
"I" is for "In The Way" and today's photo shows a building that finds itself in the way of a new road.
The building was originally St Mary's RC Primary School and continued in use as such until 1970. The school relocated to a new building on Holden Street (now Our Lady of Mount Carmel School) and the old building was re-furbished and given a new life as the Markazi Jamia Mosque.
Now it is the Mosque's turn to move to a new building in Hillgate Street, just off Holden Street. When the new Mosque opens this building will be demolished to make way for Ashton's new Northern By-pass.
It would be difficult to describe it as an attractive building but it will still be a pity to see something with so many people's memories, as a place of education and a place of worship, become reduced to a pile of brick dust in the name of "progress"!
A view of this building from the other side of the railway cutting was seen here almost a year ago.
See Birds Eye View of this location.
"In The Way" is a contribution to ABC Wednesday. For more "I" posts from around the world please follow this link.
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Trans-Pennine Express
Today's photo shows the Trans-Pennine Express passing through Guide Bridge Station at the western boundary of Ashton. The train is heading for Manchester's Piccadilly Station. Being an express, the train doesn't actually stop here at Guide Bridge, but has to slow down where the line from Stalybridge joins the line from Glossop. (The junction can be seen in the distance if you look at the larger version of the photo.)
We saw a view of the station from the road bridge a couple of weeks ago.
See Bird's Eye View of this location.
"Trans-Pennine Express" is my contribution to this week's "My World" feature. Please check out the other blogs participating in this week's My World.
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Sky Watch: St Stephen's Church
Reaching for the sky this week is the steeple of St Stephen's Church at Guide Bridge. Although it is situated in Audenshaw, the church is just a few metres from the Ashton boundary.
St Stephen's Church was built in 1845 and like many English churches built at that time is in the early Gothic style with simple lancet windows rather than the elaborate tracery found on windows built in the later Gothic style.
The church, which is now a Grade 2 Listed Building, was built at a cost of £2,900 to accommodate a congregation of 750.
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Harper Mill
"H" is for "Harper Mill" and today's photo shows the rear view of this former cotton mill in Ashton.
Cotton was one of the main industries in Ashton, with many spinning and weaving mills around the town. The first mill here on Mossley Road was built in 1855 and was unusual at that time for not being built near the canal. After a serious fire, the building was re-built and enlarged in 1873. It was then occupied by the Harper Twist Company and, by 1900, had over 40,000 mule spindles in use.
The mill ceased cotton production in 1920 and was used for other industrial purposes until seriously damaged by another fire. However, much of the shell of the building remained in good shape so the mill was developed into apartments.
Previously this blog has shown views of this building from Mossley Road and from the railway line.
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Dingle Terrace
Dingle Terrace is an unusual location. It is a short street comprising two terraces of elegant brick houses. However, rather than being located, as you might expect, in a town setting, Dingle Terrace is in a remote rural setting at Park Bridge, just within the northern boundary of Ashton.
Park Bridge today is a quiet backwater, accessible only along narrow and bumpy roads. However, when these houses were built it was a busy industrial setting with coal mines and the iron works of Hannah Lees and Sons, which supplied rivets for the Eiffel Tower. Most of the buildings of the iron works have now gone and their sites landscaped. The stable block has become a Heritage Centre and Park Bridge these days rings not to the sound of hammers on iron but of to the sound of walking boots on cobbles!
The houses of Dingle Terrace and nearby Dean Terrace were built to accommodate employees of the the iron works but these days are sought-after properties because of their enviable location.
See Bird's Eye View of this location to really appreciate the rural setting.
"Dingle Terrace" is my contribution to this week's "My World" feature. Please check out the other blogs participating in this week's My World.
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Guide Bridge Station
"G" is for "Guide Bridge Station" and today's photo shows this railway station which is on the western boundary of Ashton.
The train in the photo is on its way from Glossop to Manchester Piccadilly. At one time the line continued through Woodhead Tunnel to Sheffield. The Trans-Pennine Express trains pass through the station without stopping, turning left a quarter of a mile on, towards Stalybridge.
This station was the first railway station to open in Ashton and was originally called Ashton and Hooley Hill. It took its later name from the adjacent bridge over the Ashton Canal (not over the River Tame, as suggested in Wikipedia). The canal runs behind the trees on the left of the photo.
The station is a shadow of its former self, with the remaining platform-side buildings sealed up. Only the trains on the Glossop line stop here now. The regular service between Stalybridge and Stockport has been replaced with a so-called "parliamentary" train, running one journey a week in one direction only, from Stockport to Stalybridge, stopping at the platform on the "wrong" side here at Guide Bridge after emerging from the Stockport line.
A footbridge between the platforms burnt down five years ago and has not been replaced, necessitating a long walk round from one platform to the other.
"Guide Bridge Station" is a contribution to ABC Wednesday. For more "G" posts from around the world please follow this link.
Labels: ABC Wednesday, Ashton-under-Lyne, Audenshaw, Guide Bridge, railway, station
Portland Basin
Portland Basin is my favourite part of town! It is at the junction of two of the canals that radiate from Ashton.
The basin itself is the wide part of the Ashton Canal in front of the Portland Basin Museum, which started life as the Ashton Canal Warehouse.
An arm of the canal leads off under the magnificent stone footbridge, across an aqueduct over the River Tame, leading to the Peak Forest Canal.
The photo shows how this is a favourite location for fishing, boating, walking or just hanging around by the water. Not bad for a corner of an industrial northern town!
"Portland Basin" is my contribution to this week's "My World" feature. Please check out the other blogs participating in this week's My World.
"Portland Basin" is also my contribution to the City Daily Photo March Theme Day of "My Favourite Part of Town".
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Labels: Ashton-under-Lyne, bridge, canal, My World, Portland Basin, Theme Day
The Ashton-under-Lyne.com Photo Blog
A few photos taken in or around Ashton, or things that might interest readers of the Ashton-under-Lyne.com website. New photos will appear here several times a week.
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For more information about Ashton under Lyne please visit the main Ashton-under-Lyne.com website
Ashton Town Centre
The Spirit of Ashton under Lyne
by Joyce Raven
(you can choose free delivery in UK)
Brand-new book just published packed with over 170 photographs, mostly archive, with detailed captions putting the scene into a historical context. Read review of the book
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Merry Xmas - Have a lovely Xmas wherever you are
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And So It's Goodnight From Me - Please be seated, as this is my final post from Nottingham Daily Photo. After nearly 11 years and over 3500 entries, I have decided to stop posting. It h...
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Red Squirrel - 10 Years On - Peter Trimming is the man taking the photograph. On his flickr site there are quite some more pictures. My stroke happened 4 years back. Today I am slow...
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the end.... - This blog will no longer be updated as I have moved away from Limerick.... Limerick, beside the white house pub
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Henry Enfield Dowson - The following information is taken from "A History of Hyde Chapel" chiefly from the materials and reminiscences of John Thornley compiled by Thomas Middl...
Harbour reflections - * Still waters* Not a recent image as the Isle of Man seems to be under a rain cloud for the past 3 weeks. Grey skies ...
Hyde Daily Photo
A Dinosaur in Hyde - On Easter Saturday some dinosaurs visited Hyde and roamed around town. The first arrived on the Civic Square about 10.45am. More came later and by mid-af...
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Cardio Workouts VS The 60 Second Panic Solution For Reducing Panic Attacks - For many of us hard workers who spend 60 hours or more in the office there simply isn't enough time to go to the gym and get a 45 minute workout in. Which ...
Ginnels Gates and Ghosts (York)
1000 and counting - This bronze model of the city centre of York is sited outside the west end of York Minster. Designed by The Dog Rose Trust it has Braille labels and is s...
My Manchester
Unlucky - Came across this earlier. This porche was getting towed away after being parked for Two days. I'm suprised they waited that long! So much going on at wor...
Oxford Daily Photo
George Street Oxford Closed - That is a major road closure. For a whole month from tomorrow on one of Oxford busiest bus streets, George Street the road will be closed for works by Tha...
An East End Event - A relatively common sight in this part of London is a horse drawn funeral. For all the dignified spectacle, you can never stop wondering exactly what cr...
Calvers: Ashton and elsewhere
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The Roaches, Wild and Free - The exhibition is now on I would love your feed back. Crafted by professional photographer Brett Trafford and wonderfully displayed in the Foxlowe,The Mark...
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Chi Onwurah MP - Labour MP for Central Newcastle, Chi Onwurah, speaking against the so-called Bedroom Tax at a rally at Grey's Monument Newcastle on Saturday
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Flyover near Dale Street - The Concrete Society Award winning flyover...
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Delvag in text and pictures – on these pages you can find the latest news and press releases. Under Publications you will find our latest annual report and other published work. Visit our Media Centre for press photos, other images and video material.
Delvag: Current Topics
The latest news and press releases
Delvag shows resilience and closes 2020 with robust result
Overall result of 12.4 million euros generated // Premium volume decreases to 73.9 million euros, also due to Corona effects
Press Release / 29.04.2021
In 2020, Delvag demonstrated its resilience in the face of an extremely challenging environment, which was primarily characterised by the Corona pandemic and its effects. Overall, Delvag achieved a result from ordinary activities of 12.4 million euros in the financial year, slightly below the previous year's result of 12.8 million euros.
Delvag appoints new head of insurance and reinsurance
Tobias Winkler is new head of underwriting division // Kay Griese goes into early retirement
Delvag Versicherungs-AG has appointed Tobias Winkler as Senior Director Aviation, Marine & Reinsurance. He succeeds Kay Griese, who is going into well-deserved early retirement.
Delvag continues to grow and closes 2019 with good results
Overall result of EUR 12.8 million achieved, premium volume increased to EUR 107.9 million // Outlook 2020: Impact of corona crisis on business operations can only be roughly estimated / Focus on optimizing earnings potential
In the 2019 financial year Delvag continued to build on the good results of previous years and further increased its premium volume.
A.M. Best again confirms "A" rating for Delvag
Financial Strength Ratings "A" as well as the Long-Term Issuer Credit Ratings "a" again confirmed
Pressemitteilung / 15.08.2019
On August 14, 2019, A.M. Best Europe confirmed both the Financial Strength Ratings "A" (excellent, stable outlook) and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Ratings "a" for Delvag Versicherungs-AG (Delvag).
Baton change at Delvag and Albatros
Frank Hülsmann hands over executive board responsibilities to Roland Kern
Presse release / 27.06.2019
Roland Kern becomes new member of the Management Board of Delvag Versicherungs-AG and member of the Management Board of Albatros Versicherungsdienste GmbH / Frank Hülsmann resigns after six years from the Delvag Management Board and the Albatros Management Board
Delvag increases earnings in 2018 and continues growth course
Strategic measures accompany growth course also in 2019
Delvag grew in the 2018 financial year and continued the positive results of previous years. Overall, Delvag achieved total earnings before taxes of EUR 13.8 million, which is slightly above the previous year's result of EUR 13.2 million.
Changes in the Executive Board of Delvag
Reiner Siebert hands over to Lorenz Hanelt
As of November 1, 2018 Lorenz Hanelt will become a member of the Executive Board of Delvag Versicherungs-AG. He succeeds Reiner Siebert, who will retire on 31 October 2018 after 11 years as a member of the Delvag Executive Board.
On August 9, 2018, A.M. Best Europe confirmed both the Financial Strength Ratings "A" (excellent, stable outlook) and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Ratings "a" for Delvag Versicherungs-AG (Delvag).
Publications and media center
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Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications


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Stamp Act
Raising Revenue
The Roots of Colonial Resistance
Uproar in the Colonies
Unresolved Issues
The Stamp Act of 1765 was the first internal tax levied directly on American colonists by the British government. The act, which imposed a tax on all paper documents in the colonies, came at a time when the British Empire was deep in debt from the Seven Years' War (1756-63) and looking to its North American colonies as a revenue source. Arguing that only their own representative assemblies could tax them, the colonists insisted that the act was unconstitutional, and they resorted to mob violence to intimidate stamp collectors into resigning. Parliament repealed the Stamp Act in 1766, but issued a Declaratory Act at the same time to reaffirm its authority to pass any colonial legislation it saw fit. The issues of taxation and representation raised by the Stamp Act strained relations with the colonies to the point that, 10 years later, the colonists rose in armed rebellion against the British.
The Seven Years' War (1756-63) ended the long rivalry between France and Britain for control of North America, leaving Britain in possession of Canada and France without a footing on the continent. Victory in the war, however, had saddled the British Empire with a tremendous debt. Since the war benefited the American colonists (who had suffered 80 years of intermittent warfare with their French neighbors) as much as anyone else in the British Empire, the British government decided that those colonists should shoulder part of the war's cost.
Britain had long regulated colonial trade through a system of restrictions and duties on imports and exports. In the first half of the 18th century, however, British enforcement of this system had been lax. Starting with the Sugar Act of 1764, which imposed new duties on sugar and other goods, the British government began to tighten its reins on the colonies. Shortly thereafter, George Grenville (1712-70), the British first lord of the treasury and prime minister, proposed the Stamp Act; Parliament passed the act without debate in 1765.
Stamp Act opponent Patrick Henry is known for his "Give me liberty, or give me death!" speech, delivered before a meeting of Virginia's colonial leaders in 1775 in an effort to mobilize a militia against a possible attack by the British. He later served as Virginia's governor (1776-79, 1784-86).
Instead of levying a duty on trade goods, the Stamp Act imposed a direct tax on the colonists. Specifically, the act required that, starting in the fall of 1765, legal documents and printed materials must bear a tax stamp provided by commissioned distributors who would collect the tax in exchange for the stamp. The law applied to wills, deeds, newspapers, pamphlets and even playing cards and dice. Part of the revenue from the Stamp Act would be used to maintain several regiments of British soldiers in North America to maintain peace between Native Americans and the colonists. Moreover, since colonial juries had proven notoriously reluctant to find smugglers guilty of their crimes, violators of the Stamp Act could be tried and convicted without juries in the vice-admiralty courts.
Coming in the midst of economic hardship in the colonies, the Stamp Act aroused vehement resistance. Although most colonists continued to accept Parliament's authority to regulate their trade, they insisted that only their representative assemblies could levy direct, internal taxes, such as the one imposed by the Stamp Act. They rejected the British government's argument that all British subjects enjoyed virtual representation in Parliament, even if they could not vote for members of Parliament.
The colonists also took exception with the provision denying offenders trials by jury. A vocal minority hinted at dark designs behind the Stamp Act. These radical voices warned that the tax was part of a gradual plot to deprive the colonists of their freedoms and to enslave them beneath a tyrannical regime. Playing off traditional fears of peacetime armies, they wondered aloud why Parliament saw fit to garrison troops in North America only after the threat from the French had been removed. These concerns provided an ideological basis that intensified colonial resistance.
Parliament pushed forward with the Stamp Act in spite of the colonists' objections. Colonial resistance to the act mounted slowly at first, but gained momentum as the planned date of its implementation drew near. In Virginia, Patrick Henry (1736-99), whose fiery orations against British tyranny would soon make him famous, submitted a series of resolutions to his colony's assembly, the House of Burgesses. These resolutions denied Parliament's right to tax the colonies and called on the colonists to resist the Stamp Act.
Newspapers throughout the colonies reprinted the resolutions, spreading their radical message to a broad audience. The resolutions provided the tenor for the proclamations of the Stamp Act Congress, an extralegal convention composed of delegates from nine colonies that met in October 1765. The Stamp Act Congress wrote petitions to the king affirming both their loyalty and the conviction that only the colonial assemblies had the constitutional authority to tax the colonists.
While the Congress and the colonial assemblies passed resolutions and issued petitions against the Stamp Act, the colonists took matters into their own hands. The most famous popular resistance took place in Boston, where opponents of the Stamp Act, calling themselves the Sons of Liberty, enlisted the rabble of Boston in opposition to the new law. This mob paraded through the streets with an effigy of Andrew Oliver, Boston's stamp distributor, which they hanged from the Liberty Tree and beheaded before ransacking Oliver's home. Oliver agreed to resign his commission as stamp distributor.
Similar events transpired in other colonial towns, as crowds mobbed the stamp distributors and threatened their physical well-being and their property. By the beginning of 1766, most of the stamp distributors had resigned their commissions, many of them under duress. Mobs in seaport towns turned away ships carrying the stamp papers from England without allowing them to discharge their cargoes. Determined colonial resistance made it impossible for the British government to bring the Stamp Act into effect. In 1766, Parliament repealed it.
The end of the Stamp Act did not end Parliament's conviction that it had the authority to impose taxes on the colonists. The British government coupled the repeal of the Stamp Act with the Declaratory Act, a reaffirmation of its power to pass any laws over the colonists that it saw fit. However, the colonists held firm to their view that Parliament could not tax them. The issues raised by the Stamp Act festered for 10 years before giving rise to the Revolutionary War and, ultimately, American independence.
https://www.history.com/topics/american-revolution/stamp-act
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Homestead Act
The Tea Act of 1773 was one of several measures imposed on the American colonists by the heavily indebted British government in the decade leading up to the American Revolutionary War (1775-83). The act's main purpose was not to raise revenue from the colonies but to bail out ...read more
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The Stamp Act Riots
Andrew Oliver could have been excused if he didn't feel very welcome in his hometown of Boston. After awaking on August 14, 1765, the wealthy 59-year-old merchant and provincial official learned that his effigy was hanging from a century-old elm tree in front of Deacon Elliot's ...read more
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Fugitive Slave Acts
The Fugitive Slave Acts were a pair of federal laws that allowed for the capture and return of runaway slaves within the territory of the United States. Enacted by Congress in 1793, the first Fugitive Slave Act authorized local governments to seize and return escaped slaves to ...read more
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Johnson was handed organizational control as team president in February 2017 and helped the Lakers land superstar LeBron James as a free agent. Johnson said. "I'm going to go back to that attractive life and I'm looking forward to it. I cried before I came here", the NBA Hall of Famer said as he fought back tears.
Johnson played a big role in convincing the four-time MVP to sign for the Lakers in July, but LeBron's first season in purple and gold saw expectations and reality travel two very different paths. We are deeply grateful to Magic for all that he has done for our franchise - as a player, an ambassador and an executive.
Johnson retired in 1991 after he tested positive for HIV, but later returned briefly to the Lakers as a player and a coach. "He will always be not only a Lakers icon, but our family". When Ben Simmons called and we went through the proper channels and they made me look like the bad guy out of that situation but I didn't do anything wrong, I was thinking about all of those times, all the guys who want me to mentor them or be a part of their lives and I can't even do that. Johnson left the team in good shape financially, with plenty of cap space this summer to attempt to bring in another star to pair with James.
Johnson's abrupt departure shocked long-time Lakers observers. "Because I knew I would be crying like a baby in front of her".


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On 3 May 2012 the High Court handed down its long anticipated judgment in proceedings brought by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission against the non-executive directors of James Hardie Industries Limited and against the company secretary and general counsel of the company. In two separate decisions, the High Court held that the non-executive directors had breached their duties as a director of the company by approving the company's release of a misleading announcement to the Australian Stock Exchange and that the Company Secretary/General Counsel had failed to discharge his duties as an officer of the company with the degree of care and diligence that a reasonable person in his position would have exercised. This article considers the decision in relation to the directors, a separate article considers the decision in relation to the Company Secretary/General Counsel.
Significant cases, legislation or articles referred to
Australian Securities & Investment Commission v Hellicar & Ors [2012] HCA 17
Section 180(1) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
ASIC v Forrest and Fortescue Metals Group (transcript)
Australian Securities & Investments Commission v Healey [2011] FCA 717
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It's easy to see God's grace when things are going well. But in the midst of suffering—when we don't sense any positive change in our circumstances on the horizon—we can start to question God's goodness.
Exploring the biblical truths found in each stanza of the classic hymn "How Firm a Foundation," experienced biblical counselor David Powlison invites us to hear God's perspective and see God's purpose in our suffering. Rather than offering abstract theory or mere sentimentality, Powlison writes to anchor our hope in the God who promises to be with us and transform us in the midst of even our darkest trials.


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April/June 2018 - Volume 14 - Issue 2
Thought you might appreciate this item(s) I saw at Journal of Forensic Nursing.
An Ecological Approach Toward Prevention and Care of Victims of Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking
Sanchez, Rosario V. MSN, RN, CCRN, SANE-A; Pacquiao, Dula F. EdD, RN, CTN-A, TNS
Author Affiliation: Rutgers University School of Nursing.
Manuscript development was supported by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under Award number 5R25GM096161.
Correspondence: Rosario V. Sanchez, MSN, RN, CCRN, SANE-A, Rutgers University School of Nursing, 16 Huxley Ct, Marlboro, NJ 07746. E-mail: rosario.sanchez@rutgers.edu.
Received July 12, 2017; accepted for publication March 21, 2018.
Journal of Forensic Nursing: April/June 2018 - Volume 14 - Issue 2 - p 98–105
doi: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000205
Sex trafficking is a widespread form of human trafficking that exists globally. The forced sexual exploitation of young women for profit at the hands of traffickers is a human rights violation. Sex trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery where youths are sold as a commodity. It is difficult to determine the wide range of negative health outcomes associated with domestic minor sex trafficking due to the hidden nature of the crime and its lack of statistical data to determine prevalence. Viewing domestic minor sex trafficking through an ecological lens assists in the understanding of the multiple complex interactions between victims, their relationships, and environments that influence their health. Forensic nurses are poised as experts in the healthcare of vulnerable populations and possess the knowledge to understand that social determinants of vulnerability depend on the distinct setting or environment where victims of sex trafficking reside and how different factors affect their victimology, resilience, and well-being.
© 2018 by the International Association of Forensic Nurses. All rights reserved.
Journal of Forensic Nursing14(2):98-105, April/June 2018.
Articles in PubMed by Rosario V. Sanchez, MSN, RN, CCRN, SANE-A
Articles in Google Scholar by Rosario V. Sanchez, MSN, RN, CCRN, SANE-A
Other articles in this journal by Rosario V. Sanchez, MSN, RN, CCRN, SANE-A
Virtual Issue on Human Trafficking
Human Trafficking: How Nurses Can Make a Difference
Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children: An Update for the Forensic Nurse
Beyond Urban Places: Responding to Intimate Partner Violence in Rural and Remote Areas
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Forensic Examinations for Immigrant Victims: A Case Study
Child Sexual Abuse Perpetrators: What Forensic Nurses Need to Know
Adolescents, domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST), ecological model, forensic nursing, human trafficking, social determinants, violence, vulnerability
International Association of Forensic Nurses


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Hurricane Lorenzo (2019)
Hurricane Lorenzo, also known as Storm Lorenzo for Ireland and the United Kingdom while extratropical, was the easternmost Category 5 Atlantic hurricane on record. The storm was also the largest tropical cyclone observed in the Atlantic Ocean since 1995's Hurricane Luis. The twelfth named storm, fifth hurricane, third major hurricane and second Category 5 hurricane of the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season, Lorenzo developed from a tropical wave that moved off
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Gogland Island
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McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II
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Hammerwich
Hammerwich is a small village and civil parish in Lichfield District, Staffordshire, England, south-east of Burntwood. Name The name may derive from hamor (Old English: a hammer) and wīc (Old English: a place of industry, specialist agriculture or trading), indicating a smithy or metal-working site. Charcoal burning, nail making, agriculture and coal mining have all been prevalent in the village over the years. History Hammerwich Hall is described
SH-60 LAMPS MK III Seahawk
The Seahawk is a twin-engine helicopter. It is used for anti-submarine warfare, search and rescue, drug interdiction, anti-ship warfare, cargo lift, and special operations. The Navy's SH-60B Seahawk is an airborne platform based aboard cruisers, destroyers, and frigates and deploys sonobouys (sonic detectors) and torpedoes in an anti-submarine role. They
Health, as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO), is "a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." This definition has been subject to controversy, as it may have limited value for implementation. Health may be defined as the ability to adapt and manage physical, mental and
Maritime transport, fluvial transport, or more generally waterborne transport is the transport of people (passengers) or goods (cargo) via waterways. Freight transport by sea has been widely used throughout recorded history. The advent of aviation has diminished the importance of sea travel for passengers, though it is still popular for


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Our great location on Marine Parade gives easy walking access to the city centre, National Aquarium, Rotary Walkway & Cycleway, Ocean Spa complex, Conference Centre, McLean Park Stadium, Intercity bus station, and a variety of restaurants and cafes.
Edgewater Motor Lodge, 359 Marine Parade, Napier, Hawkes Bay, 4110, New Zealand.


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S.S. Seward Institute's grade 8 students learned about an array of carreer opportunities at the 2019 Y2Kids Careers from A to Z Expo, an annual interactive event hosted by the Career and Technical Education (CTE) division of Orange-Ulster BOCES.
Florida's students joined hundreds of others from surrounding districts in informational sessions and the exploration of a variety of job opportunities and career paths.
Held at the U.S. Army 2nd Aviation Detachment at Stewart International on April 10, the event gathered career specialists from dozens of agencies, organizations and businesses from across the Mid-Hudson.
Since its inception in 1999, Y2Kids has reached close to 45,000 students. Contributions from local sponsors cover the operating expenses so there is no cost for students to participate.


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Le Fonds arabe pour les droits humains (FADH) est une organisation philanthropique à but non lucratif qui soutient la promotion de tous les droits humains dans la région arabe.

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Q: Как изменить поле типа image в Drupal 8? Мне нужно сделать апдейт параметров alt и title в картинки во время сохранения.Чтобы не генерировать эти параметры вручную

A: Решение:
/**
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function MODULE_node_presave(Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityInterface $node) {
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    $title = $node->getTitle();

    $images = $node->get('field_image')->getValue();
    $first_image = reset($images);
    $first_image['alt'] = $title;
    $first_image['title'] = $title;

    $node->field_image->setValue($first_image);
  }
}

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Queen Biopic 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Rocks Box Office, Full Recreated Live Aid Set to be Released
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Bohemian Rhapsody, the much-hyped Queen biopic, topped the weekend box office taking in $50 million domestically. The film also did extraordinarily well overseas raking in over $72.5 million this weekend, according to Deadline, bringing its total haul to over $141.7 million thanks to an early opening in the U.K.
Actor Rami Malek has drawn raves for his portrayal of singer Freddie Mercury, who is at the center of the film's story. However, the movie itself has drawn some very critical reviews.
One of the highlights of the film is when Queen take the stage at Live Aid. The band played a six-song set at Live Aid in Wembley Arena back on July 13, 1985, revisiting some of their most popular tracks including "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Radio Ga Ga," "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and the double hit of "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions." The performance propelled the successful band to an iconic status. The Live Aid performance provides the film's rousing conclusion and proves to be one of the more visually stirring moments of the movie.
Gwilym Lee, who plays Brian May in the film told Collider Quick, "I think you only see three of the six songs that actually got played on that day. So, there is a version of that whole concert." Rami Malek, who portrays Freddie Mercury, interrupts saying, "But it's been cut… it's just been cut and we're going to get to see it soon." The full recreation of Queen's Live Aid set will be offered as a digital extra when the film is released on DVD and VOD.
The Bohemian Rhapsody soundtrack was released in advance of the film and can be purchased here.
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Q: Swift 3 mutating functions missing ('...inPlace' methods) In Swift 2.3, we can write something like this:
var rect = CGRect(...)
rect.offsetInPlace(dx: 15, dy: 0)

to move a rect 15pt to the right.
However in Swift 3, it seems like this function does no longer exist.
When inspecting the CGRect interface we can only see the non mutating variant offsetBy(dx:, dy:). This is also true in all the places we've usually used mutating functions (named ...inPlace). I have already searched the Swift evolution repo on GitHub, but couldn't find any notes about this.
Have the mutating variants been removed? Is the remaining function automatically mutating depending on whether or not the return value is used? IMHO, it would be a shame, if they have actually been removed, because they used to be very convenient when doing code based layout, etc.

A: It seems there is no offsetInPlace anymore. Please see the screen here is all available functions in Instance Methods

A: You can make one for compatibility.
extension CGRect {
    mutating func offsetInPlace(dx: CGFloat, dy: CGFloat) {
        self = self.offsetBy(dx: dx, dy: dy)
    }
}


Posted in: 1 Pageant Pages, 2 Shout-out-Looks.	Tagged: #TheNewPH, Elisse Joson, Erich Gonzales, Furne One Amato, Gabbi Garcia, Janella Salvador, Julia Barretto, Kisses Delavin, Maja Salvador, Maymay Entrata, Mega Magazine, Nadine Lustre, Star Magic Philippines.
Call us extremely ambitious or just plain crazy, but we do like shooting for the stars—literally and figuratively.
This month, as pride soars high through the tangible waving flag, it also streams in torrents within our blood, a true indicative of our deep-seated nationalism. As with tradition, we build this issue around Pinoy Pride, unabashed, unequivocal and unapologetic. Serving as sturdy pillars to this homage to the country, we present our annual #TheNewPH awards featuring a diverse mix of individuals who not only decorate the nation with milestones, but those that inspire a wave of change as well.
Of course, the piece-de-resistance is a coming together unlike any other. In an age where contemporaries are pitted against each other, we enact a joining of forces unseen in the much talked about #MakingMEGAreunion. Featuring the stars of the #MakingMEGA series, Erich Gonzalez, Julia Barretto, Maja Salvador, Elisse Joson, Gabbi Garcia, Janella Salvador, Kisses Delavin, Maymay Entrata and Nadine Lustre star in this glittering constellation all swathed in the ethereal and fantasy-worthy looks of the icon and genius himself, Furne One, who himself is celebrating a milestone in the land he calls home.
Pride is whatever you choose to define it as, but at its core, and as we deem it to be, it is a steadfast persistence at what drives you on the daily, making it worthwhile for yourself and the rest of this great nation we stand on and (still) believe in.
Grab your copy of the MEGA June 2018 issue out on newsstands TODAY, June 8.
Posted in: 1 Pageant Pages, 2 Shout-out-Looks.	Tagged: 65th Miss Universe, Kylie Verzosa, Maxine Medina, Mega Magazine, Megan Young, Pia Wurtzbach, Queen Collection, Rhett Eala.
Have you leafed through the pages of the June 2017 issue of Mega Magazine with Pia Wurtzbach, Megan Young and Kylie Verzosa on the cover? If so, then you would have already seen the feature on Rhett Eala and his collection called "Queen". By now, one particular number in this group is very familiar to all you pageant followers as the green competition gown that Miss Universe Philippines 2016 Maxine Medina wore during the all-important Preliminaries of the 65th Miss Universe last January. It may have elicited some mixed reviews in the process, but you've got to hand it to the Designer for coming up with a creation that moves and sways so beautifully in motion.
Photographs do not give justice to the same, unless the shots are timed while the gown is moving like the wind. Just like the photos below.
Posted in: 1 Pageant Pages, 2 Shout-out-Looks.	Tagged: Anton Patdu, Catriona Gray, Lauren Reid, Mega Magazine, Melson Bolongaita, Michelle Marquez Dee, Miss World Philippines 2016, Sabina Marquez.
It would have been the perfect release of a magazine cover for Miss World Philippines 2016 Catriona Gray. The timing couldn't be more perfect such that a victory in National Harbor, Maryland last Sunday night will have pushed the group shot with Michelle Marquez Dee, Sabina Marquez and Lauren Reid out of the frame to give way to a solo center of attraction. But that's the way pageant life goes.
Regardless of the circumstances, you need to add the December 2016/January 2017 issue of Mega Magazine to your collection because it shows Catriona doing what she does best in front of a masterful lensman like Melson Bolongaita and make-up by Anton Patdu.
The video below is a repost, but it goes perfectly well with the shots above.


Was Jesus a blonde haired blue-eyed white guy with long flowing hair like a shampoo model, or was he most likely a rugged black man with tightly wound hair like lamb's wool and skin like bronze? Did he look like the Caucasian Jews that we see today or did he look more like the Ancient Egyptians he was around during the first year(s) of his life when He and his parents fled to Egypt? To all of these questions, I give a resounding no. The simple fact of the matter is that the Bible does not give a clear description of what Jesus actually looked like. Anyone who ever claims to have a definitive answer has almost certainly made assumptions that are based on their own biases or popular culture or has misinterpreted scripture. Even when we see artistic expressions in art, film, and television, it is safe to conclude that they are inaccurate and should communicate the reality of Jesus's existence rather than a clear depiction of what he looked like. So why even discuss this question?
There are several reasons why I think this is a very important question.
First, as people created in the image of God, we rightly have a longing to seek God and come to know Him. Asking what Jesus looked like is a natural outflow from this longing.
Second, it is undeniable that the race of Jesus has been (and in some cases still is) a point of division for many.Bringing clarity to this question helps to destroy these divisions, counter error, and drive people to unity and faith in Jesus.
Third, it is important to discuss Jesus's race, but only to the point of us concluding that Jesus transcends racial divisions and classification (Galatians 3:28) and for healthy biblical scholarship.
Fourth, concerning Jesus in film, it is important to visually grasp the depths of our Savior's life and death. Although no actor will ever completely or correctly characterize Jesus, film and the arts must depict reality, including the reality of a risen Savior.
Fifth, I personally find that visual representations strengthen what I read in the Bible.
Having said this, I want to be clear. I am not suggesting that it is wrong to infer Jesus's race. What I am saying however is that Jesus, rather than his race, must be the focus. So, let's address the question and the implications thereafter. Having researched the question, here is what we know about Jesus: He was an ethnic Jew and most likely resembled the people of that time and region. There was nothing beautiful or majestic about his appearance, nothing to attract us (Isaiah 53:2). Other than this, there isn't any other information by which we can definitively infer Jesus's race.
So, in the end, if our pursuit of the answer to this question leads us to unsolvable disputes rather than a clear pursuit of Christ, then we have missed the point. Jesus's race doesn't really matter. What really matters is that he looked like someone that was beaten beyond recognition to take the punishment that you and I deserve. What really matters is that He then died for your sins. What really matters is that He rose from the dead proving that He was God. What really matters is that He now stands ready to save anyone that should call on him.
Concerning this question, I would encourage us all to take to heart Philippians 2:5-11.
If you have any questions or concerns, please free to comment, connect with us on social media, and/or email us at info@disciplesthrumedia.com. Take care.


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Kosovo police officers guard a street in the northern Serb-dominated part of ethnically divided town of Mitrovica, Kosovo, Wednesday, October 13, 2021. Kosovo police have clashed with ethnic Serbs in the north during an operation against smuggling of goods. A police statement said that an operation against smuggled goods was held in four areas, including northern Mitrovica which is mostly populated by ethnic Serbs. (Photo by Bojan Slavkovic/AP Photo)
Israeli police examine the scene of a car-ramming attack at the Qalandia checkpoint between Jerusalem and the West Bank city of Ramallah, Thursday, October 14, 2021. A Palestinian car-ramming attack at a major checkpoint north of Jerusalem overnight left a member of the paramilitary Border Police moderately wounded, the police said Thursday. They say officers fired on the vehicle, causing it to crash into a wall, and arrested the suspect, a 22-year-old from the town of Qalqilya in the occupied West Bank. (Photo by Mahmoud Illean/AP Photo)
A Palestinian woman stands with others (not pictured) as they gather near an Israeli army checkpoint as they wait to reach their olives fields on the other side of Israel's separation barrier (background) after they received an special Israeli permission to harvest their olive trees, on October 13, 2021 near Bait A'wa village on the outskirts of the West Bank city of Hebron. (Photo by Hazem Bader/AFP Photo)
A veteran of Germany's military deployment in Afghanistan pauses at the wreath of a fellow soldier killed in Afghanistan in 2010 at a memorial that commemorates members of the Bundeswehr, Germany's armed forces, killed in the line of duty following a ceremony to honor Germany's 20-year Afghanistan military mission on October 13, 2021 in Berlin, Germany. Germany withdrew its forces from Afghanistan earlier this year as part of the general withdrawal of NATO forces. A total of 59 members of the Bundeswehr lost their lives during Germany's 20-year military presence in Afghanistan. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
An angry motorist snatches a banner from Insulate Britain protesters blocking a junction near the Dartford Crossing on October 13, 2021 in Thurrock, England.(Photo by Guy Smallman/Getty Images)
A protester is covered in red paint during a demonstration against the government of Thailand's Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha and in support of the release of political prisoners outside Bangkok Remand Prison in Bangkok on October 13, 2021. (Photo by Lillian Suwanrumpha/AFP Photo)
A woman passes a coronavirus test center in Duisburg, Germany, Tuesday, October 12, 2021. Germany ended free rapid corona tests for all this week. Tests remain free only for some groups, like young children and people who can not get vaccinated for medical reasons. (Photo by Martin Meissner/AP Photo)
Paramedics bring an elderly patient to the emergency room, turned into a CODIV-19 unit due the high number of cases, at the Bagdasar-Arseni hospital in Bucharest, Romania, Tuesday, October 12, 2021. Romania reported on Tuesday nearly 17,000 new COVID-19 infections and 442 deaths, the highest number of coronavirus infections and deaths in a day since the pandemic started, as the nation's health care system struggles to cope with an acute surge of new cases. (Photo by Andreea Alexandru/AP Photo)
Lava rolls down behind street light posts in Los Llanos as the Cumbre Vieja volcano continues to erupt on the Canary Island of La Palma, as seen from Tajuya, Spain, October 13, 2021. (Photo by Sergio Perez/Reuters)
A police officer, with the help of a lifesaver, detains a man for refusing to leave a closed beach as storm Pamela approaches the Pacific coast resort, in Mazatlan, Mexico, October 12, 2021. (Photo by Daniel Becerril/Reuters)
A public telephone booth lays on the sidewalk after the passing of Hurricane Pamela in Mazatlan, Mexico, Wednesday, Octoner 13, 2021. Pamela made landfall on Mexico's Pacific coast just north of Mazatlan on Wednesday, bringing high winds and rain to the port city. (Photo by Roberto Echeagaray/AP Photo)
Russian President Vladimir Putin walks past CNBC's anchor Hadley Gamble during the plenary session of the Russian Energy Week in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, October 13, 2021. (Photo by Sergei Ilnitsky/Pool Photo via AP Photo)
Britain's Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (2R) and Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (3R) pose with London Mayor Sadiq Khan (R), naturalist Steve Backshall (2L) and Olympian rower Helen Glover (3L) during their visit to take part in a Generation Earthshot educational initiative comprising of activities designed to generate ideas to repair the planet and spark enthusiasm for the natural world, at Kew Gardens, London on October 13, 2021. (Photo by Ian Vogler/Pool via AFP Photo)
Members of the Armada music band perform during a tribute at the Mausoleum of the Columbus Lighthouse, where the remains of Cristobal Colon (Christopher Columbus) supposedly rest, on the day of the 529th anniversary of the arrival of the admiral to America, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 12 October 2021. (Photo by Orlando Barria/EPA/EFE)
The figure of Our Lady of Fatima is carried during the traditional "farewell" pilgrimage at the Shrine of Fatima, Ourem, Portugal, 13 October 2021. This pilgrimage, which celebrates the 6th Apparition of Our Lady, with particular emphasis on the so-called "Miracle of the Sun" is the last major anniversary pilgrimage of a pastoral year still very much marked by the pandemic. (Photo by Paulo Cunha/EPA/EFE)
In this undated image released by the Australian Space Agency, an imagined scene on the moon is depicted. Australia has agreed to build a 20-kilogram (44-pound) semi-autonomous lunar rover for NASA to take to the moon as early as 2026 in search of oxygen, the Australian government said on Wednesday, October 13, 2021. (Photo by Australian Space Agency via AP Photo)
People visit the wax versions of former U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife Melania at the opening of the Madame Tussauds museum, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Wednesday, October 13, 2021. The lavish waxworks temple located on a small artificial island off Dubai unveiled 60 celebrities and leaders, from a sultry Kylie Jenner to a beaming Chinese President Xi Jinping, along with a handful of Bollywood dance stars striking poses. (Photo by Kamran Jebreili/AP Photo)
Players pose for a photo as they are chosen to participate to play the real-life "Squid game" at the Korean Cultural Center, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, October 12, 2021. Hit South Korean show "Squid Game" has officially become Netflix's biggest original series launch, the streaming service said. (Photo by Vidhyaa Chandramohan/Reuters)
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Drag queen Dakota Fann'ee prepares to host a drag trivia night at the Imperial Erskineville bar, as coronavirus disease (COVID-19) lockdown restrictions gets lifted for vaccinated residents, in Sydney, Australia, October 13, 2021. (Photo by Loren Elliott/Reuters)
Pedestrians cross a newly installed crossing, designed by local behaviourial science company So-Mo to encourage greater use of crossings in a central accident hotspot, in Liverpool, north west England on October 13, 2021. Liverpool holds one of highest adult pedestrian casualty rates in the country. (Photo by Paul Ellis/AFP Photo)
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Homebuilders gobbling up even more West Valley land
Thursday, July 22, 2021 / by Juan Grimaldo
Homebuilders are hungry for land in the West Valley as they work to build more homes when demand is at an all-time high.
Scottsdale-based Meritage Homes Corp. (NYSE: MTH) just paid $14.75 million for 218 acres near the southeast corner of Citrus and Camelback roads in Goodyear, according to Tempe-based Vizzda LLC real estate database.
The parcel is across the street from its Sedella master-planned community, which is expected to be sold out this fall, said Fred Hermann, Phoenix division president of Meritage.
To be called Abel Ranch, this new Meritage master-planned community includes 333 lots with single-story homes ranging from 1,500 to 3,400 square feet, with prices ranging from $300,000 to $500,000, he said.
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By Angela Gonzales, Senior Reporter - Phoenix Business Journals