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Royal Air Force Station Stoney Cross
USAAF Station AAF-452
Located Near Southampton, Hampshire, England
Aerial Photo Mosaic of Stoney Cross Airfield - 5 September 1943 while additional construction of dispersal hardstands and taxiways on the southwest side of the 07/25 runway. From the air, Stoney Cross was very distinctive, the spur shape being dictated by the terrain on which it was built. The airfield was first planned as an emergency landing ground equipped with facilities. While under construction, the design was changed several times and eventually became a fullly equipped airfield and station.
Military airfield
Location code
Controlled by
United States Army Air Forces
RAF Fighter Command
RAF Bomber Command
Ninth Air Force
RAF Transport Command
239 Squadron FC
Nos. 297, 299 Squadron BC
367th Fighter Group
387th Bombardment Group
Battles/wars
European Theatre of World War II
Air Offensive, Europe July 1942 - May 1945
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Lockheed P-38 Lightning of the 394th Fighter Squadron wearing D-Day invasion markings, June 1944.
Martin B-26B-15-MA Marauder Serial 41-31665 of the 558th Bomb Squadron
RAF Stoney Cross is a former World War II airfield in the New Forest, Hampshire, England. The airfield is located approximately 4 miles (6.4 km) northwest of Lyndhurst and 12 miles (19 km) west of Southampton.
Opened in 1942, it served both the Royal Air Force and United States Army Air Forces. During the war it functioned primarily as a combat bomber and fighter airfield. It closed in January 1948.
Today the remains of the airfield sit on New Forest Crown land managed by the Forestry Commission.
2 USAAF use
2.1 367th Fighter Group
2.2 387th Bombardment Group (Medium)
3 Civil use
Stoney Cross opened in November 1942 and served the Royal Air Force and United States Army Air Forces Ninth Air Force.
USAAF use
Stoney Cross was known as USAAF Station AAF-452 for security reasons during the war, and by which it was referred to instead of location. Its USAAF Station Code was "SS".
The 367th Fighter Group arrived from Oakland Municipal Airport, California flying Lockheed P-38 Lightnings. They had the following fighter squadrons and fuselage codes:
392d Fighter Squadron (H5)
393d Fighter Squadron (8L)
394th Fighter Squadron (4N)
The 367th was a group of Ninth Air Force's 70th Fighter Wing, IX Tactical Air Command. On 6 July the 367th Fighter was moved to nearby RAF Ibsley to make way for the 387th Bomb Group.
387th Bombardment Group (Medium)
With the fighters moved to Ibsley, the Martin B-26 Marauders of the 387th Bombardment Group moved to Stoney Cross from RAF Chipping Ongar on 25 June 1944. They had the following bomber squadrons and fuselage codes:
556th Bombardment Squadron (FW)
557th Bombardment Squadron (KS)
558th Bombardment Squadron (KX)
559th Bombardment Squadron (TQ)
The 387th was a group of Ninth Air Force's 98th Bombardment Wing, IX Bomber Command. By 1 September the group was able to move across the English Channel to its Advanced Landing Ground at a former Luftwaffe airfield at Maupertus, France (A-15).
Civil use
Upon its release from military use, the airfield stood neglected. The Forestry Commission, who have managed the crown lands of the New Forest since 1924, took over the management of the site upon its closure. Runways were broken up in the 1960s, putting an end to their use for informal driving lessons,[1] to meet demands for hardcore in the area and most of the usable buildings were sold. The final remaining structure - the water tower - was removed in 2004.
At present a minor C road runs along the length of the main 25/07 runway as a right of way. The other two runways are still clearly visible in aerial photography, although the concrete has been removed. The eastern perimeter road is also in use as a C road. The Forestry Commission has established car parks on three dispersal pans and two campsites make use of other former dispersal sites alongside the eastern 33/15 runway. Almost all of the other dispersal hardstands have been removed, although a few survive in a deteriorated condition. There is a small marker along one of the roads as a memorial to the former airfield and an interpretation board at one of the car parks.
From 1951 to 1954 the accommodation site at Longbeech was used by New Forest District council to house families waiting for council housing. The site had a shop that was open occasionally and a cinema and local tradesmen called regularly. The site was vacated by 1955. The concrete roads in Longbeech still exist but those on the remainder of the airfield that had survived the earlier 'blitz' were removed in the 1990s.[citation needed]
List of former Royal Air Force stations
This article incorporates public domain material from the Air Force Historical Research Agency website http://www.afhra.af.mil/.
↑ "Bartley,Cadnam & Winsor". 29 Dec 2011. http://southernlife.org.uk/bartley.htm. Retrieved 22 July 2013.
Freeman, Roger A. (1994) UK Airfields of the Ninth: Then and Now 1994. After the Battle ISBN 0-900913-80-0
Freeman, Roger A. (1996) The Ninth Air Force in Colour: UK and the Continent-World War Two. After the Battle ISBN 1-85409-272-3
Maurer, Maurer (1983). Air Force Combat Units Of World War II. Maxwell AFB, Alabama: Office of Air Force History. ISBN 0-89201-092-4.
www.controltowers.co.uk RAF Stoney Cross
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Complete listing of RAF/USAAF units at RAF Stoney Cross
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Climate Action webinar series- Changing behaviours towards the environment in Pakistan
by Kirsty Scott | Aug 23, 2021
Duration: 09:30-10:30 (GMT); 14:30-15:30 (PKT)
Exploring the impact of the Clean Green Pakistan Movement.
In this webinar, Commonwealth Alumnus Sana Rasool will provide an overview on Pakistan's environmental problems and the innovative movement, Clean Green Pakistan Movement, launched by the Government of Pakistan.
The climate crisis is a stark reality, but long-established behaviours take a while to change. Unfortunately, we do not have the luxury of time. An environmentally conscious population is perhaps the greatest asset for sustainable development. Policymakers must develop innovative strategies to inculcate behavioural change to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Government of Pakistan has launched one such innovative movement, the 'Clean Green Pakistan Movement', which underpins behavioural change at the grassroots level. There is still a long way to go but success stories have already begun to emerge. The purpose of this webinar is to critically review the movement and think of ways to make it more effective.
The webinar will last for approximately one hour, including a Q&A session.
The CSC's Climate Action webinar series will provide a platform for Commonwealth Scholars and Alumni working and conducting research in areas related to climate change to present on their work and impact in this field to the CSC community.
You can watch previous webinars, delivered as part of the monthly Knowledge Hub webinar series, on the CSC's YouTube channel.
Sana Rasool is an environmental engineer, currently working at Pakistan's Ministry of Climate Change. Sana is passionate about participatory approaches towards solving the climate crisis. She has worked to develop innovative strategies for behavioural change towards the environment and to clean up the backlog of pollution. Sana believes that the key to a sustainable future lies in everyone working together in every possible capacity before it's too late.
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Chaos ahead in international relations due to Trump's chaotic nuclear weapons policies
Trump runs dangerous and chaotic approach toward nuclear weapons, https://thehill.com/opinion/international/472841-trump-runs-dangerous-and-chaotic-approach-toward-nuclear-weapons
BY LAURA KENNEDY, — 12/03/19 The decision to abruptly withdraw United States forces from Syria is one of the most recent dangerous illustrations of the flawed foreign policy of President Trump and the chaos it has generated abroad. As a diplomat who served for nearly 40 years and under seven presidents, I am aware of how these impulsive and undisciplined actions have left allies reeling with American interests hobbled. His approach toward nuclear weapons and arms control is similar, but with even graver possible consequences.
His nuclear agenda reflects the same pattern of alliance mismanagement, American unreliability, and chaotic decision making. Instead of bailing on bilateral and multilateral arms control efforts, the United States should preserve remaining treaties like the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty and the observation regime offered by the Open Skies Treaty, which promote our interests abroad and avoid introducing destabilizing and unnecessary nuclear weapons in a heated international competition.
The Iran nuclear deal was the first nonproliferation agreement to be axed by Trump, followed by the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. By recklessly withdrawing from the successful limits imposed on the Iranian nuclear program, Trump undercut our reliability with some of our closest allies and raised global tensions. Withdrawing from the latter agreement rather than continuing efforts to resolve violations by Moscow has shifted the onus away from Russia while removing constraints. The insecurity from withdrawal of these agreements is exacerbated by the prospect of blowing up the other key foundations of our arms control architecture.
Next may be the Open Skies Treaty. It is a useful transparency regime which was instituted by the United States and 33 other nations. The agreement allows these nations to conduct observation flyovers of the territories of each of the signatories, providing critical insight into military deployments and possible military buildups. While some might argue that new technology makes such flyovers unnecessary, that overlooks the advantage offered by the framework. It is difficult to ignore evidence when all states have access to the same intelligence. Leaving this deal would end those benefits, poorly serve Ukraine, and send yet another message to our allies and adversaries of our diplomatic unsteadiness.
Such a counterproductive step would be massively compounded if the United States does not extend the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, which caps American and Russian deployed strategic nuclear weapons and is set to expire in early 2021. The predictability, transparency, and access it provides is unparalleled.While some might argue that new technology makes such flyovers unnecessary, that overlooks the advantage offered by the framework. It is difficult to ignore evidence when all states have access to the same intelligence. Leaving this deal would end those benefits, poorly serve Ukraine, and send yet another message to our allies and adversaries of our diplomatic unsteadiness.
Such a counterproductive step would be massively compounded if the United States does not extend the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, which caps American and Russian deployed strategic nuclear weapons and is set to expire in early 2021. The predictability, transparency, and access it provides is unparalleled. Its regime of notifications, information exchange, and onsite inspections has been lauded on both sides of the aisle and by numerous military and civilian officials. In addition to losing this level of certainty on Russian strategic nuclear weapons, the United States could face an expensive and destabilizing arms race, beyond the major $1 trillion nuclear program already authorized by President Obama.
In fact, the Trump administration has called for the development of a new "low yield" submarine launched ballistic missile deemed more "usable" for the military. Critics argue it would be difficult to distinguish from existing high yield variants and would increase the risk of nuclear miscalculation. The House has included a provision in the annual defense authorization bill earlier this year that prohibits the deployment of such a submarine weapon. As the conference negotiations continue, the Senate ought to recognize the risks of this unnecessary and destabilizing addition to our already massive nuclear arsenal and ensure it remains in the final bill.
Russia and China indeed pose risks, and we must seek to have serious strategic dialogues with both. But as we pursue such talks, we should use them to build on existing agreements, most notably the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, and not scrap historical agreements in favor of a complex new effort to include additional weapons and actors such as China. Such a comprehensive deal, which the Trump administration says it is pursuing, would take years to negotiate. Russia does not believe there is time to negotiate a new arms control agreement prior to the expiration of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, and China has emphatically rejected joining such a trilateral endeavor. Any potential negotiations are further complicated by the fact that the State Department has dumped its under secretary and assistant secretary in charge of arms control policy.
When it comes to international agreements, ignoring legislative, military, and civilian expert advice and picking fights with American allies leads to chaos, frayed alliances, and increased instability, as we have witnessed in Syria, Ukraine, Turkey, and across the world. The United States simply cannot afford to let that happen when it comes to nuclear weapons.
Laura Kennedy is a member of the board of directors of Foreign Policy for America. She served as United States permanent representative to the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, was a diplomat for the United States Mission to International Organizations, and served as the deputy assistant secretary for European Affairs with the Department of State.
December 5, 2019 - Posted by	Christina MacPherson | politics international, USA, weapons and war
Then there are Demented Donny's fake, antinuke, MAGA operatives trying to start ww3 in russia and china. Fuko just used thugs, to insure reactors that are ready to blowup in ohio, stay opened, while peoples taxes and rates go up.
Donny theclown's, MAGA operatives, talk about hormesis and nuclear war survivability. Donvchya know entropy will close those reactors, their MAGA thugs use intimidation to get reactors to atay opened. Trillions are spent on an awful new nuclear cold war by Donny the Clown.
Coastal reactors flood and fail in storms.
Swarms of earthquakes appear in fracked areas w reactors.
There are 10s of thousands of tons of cesium 137, co60, plutonium, st90 nuke waste in shoddy cylinders are parked by yur town around the usa. All to make fuko, perry and holtec richer. They are so stupid and demented they do not care. Why have any dialogs w any MAGA creeps
There will be 2 or more of the 96 beatup usa reactors that blowup in the next 6 months. Thanks demented don and yur maga cult
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On 22 January 2021, the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons will enter into force. To mark the day that nuclear weapons become illegal under international law, ICAN campaigners and other anti-nuclear activists around the world will be hosting a huge range of actions and activities. Find one near you (or online in your timezone) through this interactive map at International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons . And make sure to add yours to the map as well!
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December 30, 2020 (Mainichi Japan)
Tsuboi released comments expressing his joy after he
learned that the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear
Weapons would enter in force.
"I am filled with excitement, thinking, 'At long last.
This is great.' It is a major step toward my long-held,
earnest desire for nuclear weapons to be banned
and eliminated," he said. At the same time, he
noted that states with nuclear weapons, as well
as Japan, had not ratified the treaty and said, "The road hereafter may be rough."
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repeatedly stated, "I won't give up until there ar
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Dolores L. Aretsky is a partner and co-founder of the Aretsky Law Group, P.C., a statewide New Jersey family law and divorce law firm with meeting locations in most counties. With over 25 years of experience as a New Jersey divorce and family law attorney, she has assisted her clients in securing their future after a divorce.
Ms. Aretsky was admitted to practice in New Jersey in 1988 after earning her Juris Doctorate degree from Pace University School of Law and her Bachelor of Arts degree from Hunter College of the City University of New York. She was also selected to...
Jeffrey Marc Bloom
Hackensack, NJ Personal Injury Attorney with 31 years experience
(201) 868-9300	241 Hudson Street
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Personal Injury, Divorce, Family and Workers' Comp
Experienced Litigation Attorney Jeffrey M. Bloom handles Family Law, Workers' Compensation, and Personal Injury claims for people living in New Jersey. With two offices in West New York, NJ and Hackensack, NJ, the goal of The Law Offices of Jeffrey M. Bloom is to understand your unique needs so that we can design a tailored, effective response, resolving your case quickly and efficiently. If you're in need of an attorney for help with your divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, workers' compensation claim, car accident, or other legal matter, please all (855) 208-3650 for a personalized consultation. We...
David Lloyd Eisbrouch
Hackensack, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer with 30 years experience
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Consumer and Products Liability
David Eisbrouch's law practice encompasses all aspects of serious personal injury and mass tort (pharmaceutical) litigation and over two decades as the managing partner of two contingent fee law firms. David has a unique insight into and understanding of the financial issues and constraints faced by both clients and contingent-fee law firms.
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I am an award winning personal injury attorney, serving the New Jersey area. I have extensive experience in representing clients in cases involving construction accidents, car accidents, and slips and falls. Read More »
Howard B. Leopold
Free Consultation. Aggressive representation in accident and injury cases.
I'm an experienced personal injury lawyer and have successfully obtained large financial settlements for my clients. I can help if you've been injured in a slip & fall or car, truck or motorcycle accident. Read More »
Scott Philip Kessler
West New York, NJ Personal Injury Attorney with 32 years experience
(201) 861-1494	5603 Bergenline Avenue
West New York, NJ 07093
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Medical Malpractice and Workers' Comp
Attorney Scott P. Kessler specializes in personal injury and workers' compensation matters, such as car accidents, truck accidents, slips and falls, dog bites, defective products, construction accidents, motor vehicle accidents and more. In addition to representing victims in personal injury cases, Mr. Kessler also specializes in workers' compensation cases, advocating on behalf of individuals injured in workplace accidents or who have had their workers' compensation claims denied and much more.
Mr. Kessler is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a workers' compensation lawyer - a designation earned by only one percent of New Jersey lawyers.
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(800) 624-8888	ONE UNIVERSITY PLAZA DRIVE
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury and Medical Malpractice
Marc Rothenberg, Esq., litigates significant personal injury & wrongful death cases on behalf of injured plaintiffs in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania - including, but not limited to, Truck, Car, Bus & Motorcycle Accidents, SUV Rollovers, Automobile Products Liability, Construction Accidents, Premises Liability and Traumatic Brain Injury cases. Mr. Rothenberg has obtained numerous multi-million dollar verdicts, settlements and awards for his catastrophically injured clients, including the following: $11.5 million settlement for traumatic brain injury suffered in construction accident; $10 million settlement in complex products liability case against major auto manufacturers; $8.6 million award for psychiatric injuries against...
Jeffrey Zenna
North Bergen, NJ Personal Injury Attorney with 28 years experience
(201) 861-7757	7300 Bergenline Ave.
Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice
New York University School of Law and City University of New York - Queens College
Jeffrey Zenna is an experienced plaintiff personal injury lawyer. He joined forces with Blume Forte Fried Zerres & Molinari in 1995. Zenna practices law in automobile accident, premises liability, product liability, construction accident, and both medical and legal malpractice cases.
Toni Ann Russo
Free ConsultationHackensack, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer with 33 years experience
Personal Injury, DWI, Divorce and Estate Planning
Toni Ann Russo, Esq. has been providing quality legal services to the Northern New Jersey community for over 32 years. She is managing attorney at the Russo Petrullo Law Group, LLC formerly the Law Offices of Toni Ann Russo, LLC.
Toni handles most family law matters such as Divorce, Custody, Alimony, Child Support, Parenting time, Equitable Distribution, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders, DYFS/DCPP Child abuse and neglect.
Her passion and experience can give you the edge you need in the courtroom.
Seth Malkin
(201) 342-1515	75 Essex Street
Seth Malkin is a personal injury attorney and represents people injured in all kinds of accidents. He is also experienced in handling wrongful death cases for descendants estates and for their loved ones. Seth has been a partner at Levin and Malkin since 1996. He is licensed to practice law in New Jersey and New Jersey Federal Courts.
Mr. Malkin has taken on thousands of personal injury cases to their favorable outcomes. He has also tried hundreds of cases in the State, County, and local courts. Regularly appearing before the Appellate Division and before the Supreme Court, receiving affirmations of awards...
Ross B. Rothenberg
Ross B. Rothenberg, Esq., joined The Rothenberg Law Firm LLP in 2001. Ross represents catastrophic injury victims and focuses his practice areas on Wrongful Death, Truck, Car, Bus & Motorcycle Accidents, Construction Accidents, Premises Liability, Traumatic Brain Injury cases and Products Liability. Mr. Rothenberg, an AV-rated attorney by Martindale Hubbell, has obtained multi-million dollar verdicts and awards for his catastrophically injured clients. Ross is a lifetime member of the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum and Million Dollar Advocates Forum.
Samuel Davis
Teaneck, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer with 39 years experience
(201) 907-5000	375 Cedar Lane
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey School of Law
Sam Davis, a native of Bergenfield, N.J. is the son of the late Harold Davis, M.D who for decades practiced family medicine from his home on Washington Avenue in Bergenfield, New Jersey. Sam Davis has represented the families of people who have been injured as a result of medical malpractice and has also defended physicians who have been sued for medical malpractice, which gives him a unique perspective on that issue. He has served as chairman for Association of Trial Lawyers of American (ATLA) Medical Device Product Liability Section. He is a member of ATLA-NJ and a sustaining member of ATLA.
(201) 345-5907	3 University Plaza Dr
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Business, Divorce and Family
Howard B. Leopold is Brooklyn born and a member of the New Jersey, New York, and Bergen County Bar Associations. He graduated from the State University of New York at Albany in 1987 (Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude) with a B.A. in U.S. History and Minors in Hebrew and Business. Mr. Leopold went on to attend Albany Law School and earned a J.D. in 1990. After graduating, he worked as an associate in the litigation department of a New York City law firm for numerous years and then spent four years at a law firm in Rochelle Park,...
Jeffrey S Hasson
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Criminal, Medical Malpractice and Products Liability
Lawyer Overview Mr. Hasson is committed to fighting to protect the rights and interests of the seriously injured. A fearless litigator, Mr. Hasson has an outstanding record of success and has a reputation for being able to back his demands in trial. Simply stated, he knows what it takes to win serious cases. In addition to representing clients in personal injury cases, Mr. Hasson and his staff have extensive experience defending clients charged with all types of traffic violations as well as criminal offenses. We limit our cases in order to devote our full attention to each client....
Ronald Goldfaden
North Bergen , NJ Personal Injury Attorney with 43 years experience
North Bergen , NJ 07047
Widener University Delaware School of Law
Attorney Ronald Goldfaden at Blume Forte Fried Zerres & Molinari helps clients with personal injury, medical malpractice, and defective product cases.
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Robert D. Goodman
New Jersey Personal Injury Attorney with 32 years experience
Rutgers School of Law-NewarkNew Jersey, New York, U.S. District Courts, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit and U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit
Harry I. Rothenberg
Harry Rothenberg, Esq., joined The Rothenberg Law Firm LLP in 1996. Harry litigates significant personal injury, wrongful death and traumatic brain injury cases. During his tenure with The Rothenberg Law Firm LLP, Harry has obtained numerous seven and eight multi-million dollar verdicts, settlements and awards for the firm's catastrophically injured clients. An AV-rated attorney by Martindale Hubbell, Harry has also been selected to New York Super Lawyers every year since 2008. Harry frequently lectures fellow attorneys on topics regarding tort law, wrongful death, traumatic brain injury, excess coverage and product liability claims. In addition to his successful legal career, Harry...
Domhnall O'Cathain
(201) 488-1161	21 Main Street
Rutgers School of Law-Newark, Fordham University School of Law and University College Cork
Personal injury and medical malpractice attorney representing injured people and the families of injured people in northern New Jersey.
Englewood, NJ Personal Injury Attorney with 36 years experience
(201) 871-1080	20 N Van Brunt St
Personal Injury, Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice and Securities
Highly experienced and certified trial attorney with integrity. Knowledgeable in the areas of malpractice and personal injury. Very professional and is a relentless advocate for his clients. Other lawyers trust him with their cases when they need help. Clients and lawyers can feel confident when they have Ray on their side.
Marc Chase
HACKENSACK, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer
1 Atlantic Street
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Divorce, Family and Medical Malpractice
As a trial lawyer, Marc A. Chase handles civil litigation in numerous areas of the law, with a concentration in accident, personal injury, divorce, custody, alimony, child support and related litigation. Marc followed in his brother's and father's footsteps, joining the firm in 1978 and working as a law clerk, then entering law school. Following graduation and admission to the bar in 1982, he became an associate, handling a full caseload and trial work. As a Certified Arbitrator, Marc has the benefit of participating in the resolution of many types of personal injury and accident cases. He gains...
Walter Lesnevich
Walter A. Lesnevich, with his wife/law partner Madeline Marzano-Lesnevich (divorce and family law), founded Lesnevich, Marzano-Lesnevich, O'Cathain & O'Cathain, LLC. During his more than 40 years as a personal injury, medical malpractice, and criminal attorney, Walt has amassed considerable expertise as, and the reputation of, a lawyer who fights for his clients.
Walt has tried cases involving professional malpractice, wrongful death, automobile accidents and injuries, medical malpractice, drug and medical device litigation, products liability, homicide and criminal defense. He has defended persons in State and Federal Courts accused of murder, financial crimes, rape, sexual assault, computer crimes and child pornography. While...
Christina Maria Galarza
Hackensack, NJ Personal Injury Attorney with 3 years experience
(201) 488-1161	21 Main Street, Suite 250
Christina obtained her Bachelor's degree at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. After graduating, Christina went on to receive her J.D. from Rutgers Law School in Newark, New Jersey. While in law school, Christina served as Co-President of the Association of Latin American Law Students. Through various programs and events, the Association of Latin American Law Students promotes Latino culture, heritage, and unity on campus, and helps connect Hispanic attorneys and law students in an effort to increase the Latino and minority presence in the legal community. Throughout her co-presidency of the Association of Latin American Law Students, Christina...
Jorge L. Hernandez
North Bergen, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer with 26 years experience
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, DWI, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Jorge L. Hernandez has been licensed to practice law since 1993. He devotes his practiced to workers compensation, civil law and municipal court. In 2007, after many years as a partner in a larger New Jersey based litigation firm, he established his own practice offering services in the area of workers compensation, civil litigation, municipal court and Social Security law. Mr. Hernandez focuses his practice on the importance of balancing excellence, respect and passion. Since the first day he was admitted to practice law, he has followed these doctrines and has taken pride in gaining a reputation...
Melissa L. Rothenberg-Kapustin
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Medical Malpractice and Nursing Home
Rutgers School of Law-Camden
Melissa Rothenberg-Kapustin, Esq. joined The Rothenberg Law Firm LLP in 2007. Melissa currently manages the law firm's Hackensack, NJ office. While at Rutgers Law School, Melissa worked as a student attorney for the Rutgers Urban Legal Clinic where she represented low-income individuals in Social Security/SSI disability hearings and assisted in preparing briefs and motions on behalf of clients before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Melissa also completed a summer judicial internship with the Honorable Rachel N. Davidson of the Essex County Superior Court- Law Division. Before pursuing her law degree, Melissa earned a Master's...
Linda M. Coronato
Upper Saddle River, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer with 31 years experience
(201) 899-3038	345 Route 17 South
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Domestic Violence, Family and Medical Malpractice
Roy Konray
West New York, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer with 45 years experience
Personal Injury, Employment, Medical Malpractice and Workers' Comp
Roy Konray is certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney. He has extensive jury trial experience in the areas of medical malpractice, legal malpractice, catastrophic personal injury cases, and employment law. He has served as chair of the New Jersey State Bar Association's Medical Malpractice committee. He is a shareholder in the firm and chairs its Complex Litigation Department.
Martindale-Hubbell is America's oldest lawyer rating organization. Based on peer reports from judges and lawyers, it awards Mr. Konray the highest ratings in both legal ability and ethical conduct (pre-eminent). NationalTrialLawyers.org places Mr. Konray on its...
Bruce Evan Chase
HACKENSACK, NJ Personal Injury Attorney
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Business, Family and Medical Malpractice
Bruce Evan Chase was admitted to practice law in 1978 before the Supreme Court of New Jersey and United States District Court for the State of New Jersey. For the past 35 years he has appeared regularly in family law related matters at the trial level. He is a past-president of the Bergen County Bar Association. Currently and for the past 12+ years, he has served as the County Bar's Family Law Committee Co-Chair. He serves on the Executive Committee of the Family Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association. He is a Fellow of the American Academy...
Seymour Chase
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Family, Municipal and Workers' Comp
Seymour (Sy) Chase is a distinguished trial lawyer, recognized as a favored lecturer and writer on the forefront of New Jersey developments in family law. Over the years, he has been actively involved in bar associations, having held the following positions: >President of the Bergen County Bar Association >President of the New Jersey Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers >and National Delegate >Chairman of the General Council of the New Jersey State Bar Association and Member of its Executive Committee Recognizing his experience and knowledge, Governor Christine Todd Whitman nominated him to serve as the divorce...
Michael Burakoff
(973) 455-1567	6050 Boulevard East, Suite L-C
Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice and Products Liability
Michael P. Burakoff has been an attorney representing accident victims in the State of New Jersey for over 30 years. His personal injury law practice is devoted to protecting the rights of accident victims and their families who have sustained catastrophic and serious injuries and related economic losses as a result of the careless and negligent conduct of others.
For more than thirty years, Michael P. Burakoff has recovered millions of dollars from Allstate, State Farm, New Jersey Manufacturers, and other major insurance companies throughout the country on behalf of his injured clients and their families. If you have been injured...
Lee Goldsmith
Englewood Cliffs, NJ Personal Injury Attorney with 51 years experience
(201) 363-1122	140 Sylvan Avenue
Personal Injury, Health Care, Medical Malpractice and Nursing Home
Lee S. Goldsmith has a Medical Degree and is licensed to practice medicine in the State of New York.
In addition he is a graduate of Law School and is a member of the Bar in both the States of New Jersey and New York and has specialized in all aspects of Law and Medicine including but not limited to Medical Malpractice Litigation.
He taught at Fordham Law School for 12 years and has authored or edited 11 volumes and multiple articles in the field of Law and Medicine.
He is Past President of NJAJ, the plaintiff's trial lawyers association as...
Glen F. Haley
(201) 801-0100	259 Union Street
Personal Injury, Business, Divorce and Family
Mr. Haley received his Bachelor's Degree in Business Management from Jersey City State College and a Juris Doctor Degree from Pace University School of Law in 1995. He is admitted to the NJ, NY and District of Columbia Bars as well as various US District Courts. He is a member of the New Jersey State and American Bar Associations. Mr. Haley's practice is focused in the areas of Divorce, Family Law, Business Law, Litigation, Municipal Court and Corporate Transactions.
Craig A. Squitieri
Englewood, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer with 15 years experience
(201) 676-0018	39 Park Place, Suite 204
Personal Injury, Bankruptcy and Landlord Tenant
Elliott Malone
Englewood Cliffs, NJ Personal Injury Lawyer
(866) 365-2966	720 E. Palisade Ave.
Free ConsultationPersonal Injury, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Products Liability
At EM LAW our clients and the pursuit of justice are superior to everything else. EM LAW pursues justice in civil matters. When feasible, we strive for resolution rather than unnecessary confrontation. EM LAW is dedicated to the rights and interests of clients. We believe that efficient dispute resolution leads to satisfied clients and alternative dispute resolution methods, such as negotiation, mediation and arbitration, are often more efficient than litigation. However, sometimes an amicable out-of-court resolution is not possible, so we can aggressively pursue a resolution in court. EM LAW focuses on consumer fraud, business, and real estate matters. Injury and...
Paul Faugno
(201) 342-1969	120 State Street
Personal Injury, Criminal, DWI and Municipal
Donna Russo
(201) 342-3100	39 Hudson Street
Personal Injury, Elder and Employment
ISLN: 901921671 Member Donna Russo graduated in 1981 from Villanova University School of Law and has been actively engaged in the practice of law since her admission to the Bar in 1981. She is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Civil Trial Attorney. Ms. Russo has extensive experience in civil litigation having been a civil litigator for over 25 years. She presently devotes her practice to litigation of corporate disputes, denial of disability or health insurance benefits, employment discrimination, insurance coverage issues, nursing home and assisted living abuse and neglect, personal injury and property claims. Practice Areas Civil Litigation; Employment Discrimination;...
Santo Artusa Jr.
(973) 337-9643	3 Hoover Avenue
Passaic, NJ 07055
Free ConsultationPassaic, NJ Personal Injury Attorney with 10 years experience
Personal Injury, DWI, Divorce and Family
I am a passionate attorney that seeks to fight for my clients' interests all the while trying to resolve issues as fast and effectively as possible. There is no better feeling than winning a case for a client whether in divorce court, criminal court or civil court. I like to walk the streets I serve and see my clients who salute me for the work I did for them and build long term relationships. Our aim is to win for our clients and to explain the best way to achieve realistic goals. I have been living in Jersey City for...
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Injured in an accident?
When a person is injured, tort law will govern whether that person may be compensated for the injury, the amount of compensation that may be recovered, as well as which parties will be liable for the injury. Tort law, also known as injury law, comes from federal and state codes, as well as judicial opinions from prior cases. The amount of damages a plaintiff to a personal injury action may receive can be determined by statute, or by a judge or jury. Typical recoveries may include compensatory damages (e.g., lost wages, medical bills, etc.) and in particularly egregious situations, punitive damages. In some cases, a plaintiff may recover certain non-economic damages such as pain and suffering, loss of consortium, or loss of enjoyment of life.
Personal injury lawyers help injured people seek compensation from those who have harmed them. Some injury attorneys focus on a specific type of case, such as truck accidents, car accidents, slip-and-fall injuries, medical malpractice or products liability cases. If a person is injured as a result of criminal behavior, it may be appropriate to pursue a personal injury lawsuit in addition to the state's criminal investigation or prosecution.
Many personal injury attorneys offer a free consultation to evaluate your claim.
Negligence: Failure to use care which a reasonable and prudent person would use under similar circumstances.
Joint and several liability: A legal doctrine that makes each of the parties who are responsible for an injury, liable for all the damages awarded in a lawsuit if the other parties responsible cannot pay.


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Best Kansas City Events this February 2020
Justin Curto
Kauffman Center, 1601 Broadway Blvd., KCMO
The Squirrel Nut Zippers have had around three dozen members since 1993, but the North Carolina band remains a champion of old-time genres from jazz to klezmer.
The Granada, 1020 Massachusetts St., Lawrence
The hip-hop up-and-comer recently earned two Grammy nominations, which is no surprise once you listen to the confident Maryland MC's acclaimed debut, The Lost Boy.
The Office! A Musical Parody
Feb. 4-9
Cohen Community Stagehouse at Starlight Theatre, 4600 Starlight Road, KCMO
This off-Broadway musical brings the irreverent, clever fun of your favorite binge watch to the stage, complete with songs like "That's What She Said" and "We Have Fun Here." Is there a Dundie for Best Musical?
Sprint Center, 1407 Grand Blvd., KCMO
Rapper-singer-songwriter-rockstar Post Malone has only grown in popularity since his last Kansas City appearance as the headliner at the Flyover Festival in 2018.
Unity Temple on the Plaza, 707 W. 47th St., KCMO
Jeanine Cummins' new immigration novel, American Dirt, is one of the most anticipated literary releases of the year, having won praise from Stephen King and Ann Patchett and drawn seven-figure bids at an auction.
Miranda Lambert has become one of country music's biggest stars by blending the playful ("Little Red Wagon") with the personal ("Mama's Broken Heart"), and she does so again on Wildcard.
Blood, Sweat & Tears
Feb. 6-May 24
Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, 4420 Warwick Blvd., KCMO
The solo show from Oklahoma-born artist Summer Wheat features her eye-popping paintings created through her signature process of painting with aluminum mesh.
The Midland, 1228 Main St., KCMO
Not only did Who Is Jill Scott? turn its titular performer into an R&B torchbearer; it also made a soulful splash in the genre at the beginning of the century. Scott celebrates its anniversary twenty years later.
KC Brew Fest
Union Station, 30 W. Pershing Road, KCMO
National brewing powerhouses like Firestone Walker and Jolly Pumpkin join notable locals like Casual Animal and Calibration at this festival inside Union Station.
Pepperland
How to honor a landmark Beatles album: a dance choreographed by Mark Morris for the city of Liverpool to celebrate the semi-centennial of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, accompanied live.
Music Hall, 301 W. 13th St., KCMO
When flights were diverted after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, some seven thousand passengers landed in the Canadian town of Gander, which welcomed them with open arms. The heartwarming 2017 Broadway musical Come From Away tells the stories of the bond that formed between locals and passengers.
The New Pornographers
Feb. 12, 8 pm
The Truman, 601 E. Truman Road, KCMO
In the Morse Code of Brake Lights returns the Vancouver rock collective to form: anthemic, full-power pop that demands to be heard — and sung along to — live.
Dustin Lynch
It's hard not to love a "Small Town Boy" like Dustin Lynch, the smooth-voiced country singer who makes catchy, poppy hits about girls, trucks on dirt roads and lively backwoods nights.
Indie pop's new royalty is a twenty-one-year-old genderqueer lesbian whom you can call King Princess. Her debut album Cheap Queen builds on the retro-inflected, balladeering pop of breakout single "1950".
Damon Wayans
ImprovKC, 7260 N.W. 87th St., KCMO
A sketch master who has the rare distinction of writing for both Saturday Night Live and Fox's short-lived but influential competitor In Living Color, Damon Wayans will show over five standup sets.
It's been just four years since the Kansas City Ballet performed Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, but they call it timeless for a reason.
Gordon Parks X Muhammad Ali
Feb. 14-July 5
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, 4525 Oak St., KCMO
Iconic Fort Scott photographer Gordon Parks shot boxer Muhammad Ali on two separate occasions for Life, during the period when Ali couldn't fight after refusing to join the military. This exhibition features fifty-five photos, including some never published.
Kansas Vs Iowa State
Allen Fieldhouse, 1651 Naismith Drive, Lawrence
When the Iowa State Cyclones stood between the Jayhawks and the Big 12 championship last spring, the birds got blown away.
Black History and the Vote
Feb. 19, 9 am
Rosedale Middle School, 3600 Springfield St., KCK.
KC has dozens of fascinating events on tap for Black History Month. With the 2020 election looming, of particular note is "Black History and the Vote." The event is organized by Black Excellence KC, founded by Kiona Sinks (pictured). This issue includes stories about the Kansas City Monarchs (page 72), the twenties jazz scene (page 64) and the KC black community's role in realigning national politics.
Silverstein Eye Centers Arena, 19100 E. Valley View pkwy, Independence
Comedy's biggest family man, Jim Gaffigan, tours after the release of his groundbreaking Amazon special, Quality Time.
The Folly Theater, 300 W. 12th St., KCMO
The Folly Jazz Series continues with a performance by delicate vocalist Stacey Kent, who blends English and French but has no trouble translating emotion.
Saint Motel's upbeat arrangements foreground banging keyboards and copious horns. Live, they make for one of the most consistently fun rock performances.
Photo by Catie Laffoon
Madrid Theatre, 3810 Main St., KCMO
The art-pop duo's fifth album, Swimmer, will be fresh off the presses when Tennis plays the Madrid after its Valentine's Day release. Expect a lush, synth-heavy night perfect for dancing.
Uptown Theater, 3700 Broadway, KCMO
Tig Notaro has reached a comfortable stage in comedy, taking on projects that interest her like directing a short HBO series based on the podcast Two Dope Queens to joining Star Trek: Discovery.
Fabulously Funny Comedy Festival
After playing an accomplice to comedian Rudy Ray Moore in Dolemite Is My Name, Mike Epps proves his own as a comedian with a curated tour featuring Sommore and Gary Owen.


WHAT'S TO DO ? RMA ? OR ?
I asked a friendly Help !!!
I don't get it by PCIe 4 and 5? Do you mean you have it on the bottom slots of the motherboard? You are suppose to fill the slots starting with the top slots then going down. I have 2 HD 6870 on the 1st and 2nd PCIe slots on this same motherboard.
And I hope you have the SLI connector connected?
Put both of your GPU(Graphics Card) on PCIe 2 and 4, then connect them with the SLI connector.
Last edited by Suupa; 02-24-2012 at 10:11 AM.
That,s I try it already from the beginning, perhaps my english is bad I will attach one image.
Oh I see!!! Thank you for making me understand! Hmm you best call Asrock for help. I think there's something wrong with that slot. I will try my PCIe 4 tomorrow to see if I get any problems. I think mines work...not sure though cause I got my 2 HD6870 in crossfire before my 1st HD6870 died.
Anyway I contact Asrock for RMA and seems that they will give me RMA for my mobo, otherwise I'm very content of Asrock mobo's because I have 2 mobo.s from asrock and any complaints all work fine if you take care of bios settings for the components.


In healthcare, the last quarter of the year and the first quarter of the following year can feel like a financial and scheduling see-saw.
In Q4, patients who have met their deductibles may rush to book procedures they've postponed, making the holiday season even more hectic, but also plumping up practice revenue. Come January, the trend completely reverses. As deductibles reset, patients may once again delay non-urgent care. Q1 can mean slower days, excess capacity and a cash crunch for many practices.
These trends aren't new, but their effects used to be less dramatic. Deductibles were once fairly small, and fewer plans included them. Today's deductibles, though, are likely to be over $1,000 – and patients are more likely to have one than not. As a result, the deductible reset now plays a defining role in both patient decision-making and practice finances.
The deductible reset can also be confusing for patients. Those who've never had a deductible before may not understand how important timing can be. Misunderstandings about deductibles can even blow back on your practice – for example, if a patient realizes too late that delaying care has cost him or her money, rather than saving it.
Still, like most challenges, the deductible reset also offers opportunities. It's a once-a-year chance to help patients save money on their care and generate revenue for your practice. And you'll find it a lot less taxing if you're ready for it!
Here are a few ways your practice can make the most of this busy time of year and prepare for the slowdown of Q1.
Help patients understand and make the most of their insurance.
Some of your patients may not realize that they'll benefit financially by scheduling higher-cost care now—and they'll be grateful to find that out from you.
Your newsletter, website and social media accounts are all opportunities to explain the deductible reset – and to remind patients that year-end procedure openings will fill up fast. Of course, contacting patients personally is an even better way to show how much your practice cares. Searching by diagnosis and CPT codes, or using recall notes entered throughout the year, can help you determine which patients have delayed care.
In Q4, focus on higher-cost services that patients are more likely to postpone.
Patients are more likely to put off services that are both expensive and seem optional, such as allergy shots or septoplasty. But when patients opt not to take advantage of a fulfilled (or nearly fulfilled) annual deductible, they may be kicking off another year of tolerating a frustrating or painful health problem.
Be sure to explain these implications when contacting patients about scheduling year-end care. Remind people of the aggravating symptoms they could be leaving behind for good – or putting up with for another year or more.
Additionally, of course, a patient's decision to keep putting off needed care has significant financial implications for your practice, too, since you may miss out on your best chance to generate that procedure revenue.
Offer payment options for patients who need them.
A patient who has, say, $500 remaining on his or her deductible might save money by pursuing care before December 31, but could still have trouble coming up with that $500. Make sure you've enabled payment plans, secure credit card on file, and other tools that make it easier for patients to pay.
Make sure your scheduling and appointment-reminder game is on point.
Your practice may have more demand for year-end services than it can satisfy. That makes no-shows more costly than at any other time of year, so take extra care to prevent them from happening. Make sure you're able to send appointment reminders using the methods patients prefer, and that your staff always emphasizes to patients the importance of keeping appointments (or canceling them with plenty of notice).
If you aren't yet using automated wait lists, now's a great time to start, so staff can easily track patients who want to come in before the end of the year and fill any unexpected openings.
Promote services that carry low or no patient cost-sharing in Q1.
Many preventive services and follow-up visits have no out-of-pocket cost for insured patients. Identifying patients who are overdue for these services can be a reliable way to fill the schedule at the beginning of the year.
Prepare to capitalize on a lighter schedule.
Physicians and practice managers often have trouble finding time for strategic planning and detailed business analysis. Block some mornings or afternoons for these projects during weeks when patient demand will likely be lower. Q1 can be a great time for a technology check-up, too. Schedule meetings with your vendors to be sure you're getting the most from your EMR, PM and other systems. Catch up on those webinars you've been meaning to watch. And if you've been thinking about implementing a new tech solution, it will be easier to test it when your office is less busy.
 An ongoing Kaiser Family Foundation study has found that while only about half of patients covered by employer plans had a deductible in 2006, by 2018, 85% did. What's more, the average deductible is now almost $1,600.


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The State Administration and Administrative Reform Minister Nikolay Vasilev will open a conference on the Ministry's project 'Preparation of the employees from the Bulgarian state administration for effective work with the EU institutions', announced MSAAR.
The opening is tomorrow, October 14 2008, at 10:00a.m. in 'Royal' hall of hotel 'Sheraton' in Sofia.
Interstitial results from the conducted tuitions in leading negotiations in the process of making decisions in the EU, in the current state of the institutional system of the EU and in work with the EU institutions will be presented on the conference.
The project is realized with the financial support of the Operative programme 'Administrative capacity', financed by the European Union through the European Social Fund.
The main goal of the project is improving the skills of employees from the structures of the state administration in the entire country for work with the EU institutions.
The most large-scale tuition in English for employees from the state administration is being conducted in the framework of the project – approximately 15 000 people from the entire country are included in the intensive foreign language classes with a stress on the learning of the special EU terminology.


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#ifndef WebHeap_h
#define WebHeap_h

#include "public/platform/WebCommon.h"

namespace blink {

class WebHeap {
public:
    // While this object is active on the stack current thread is marked as
    // being at safepoint. It can't manipulate garbage collector managed objects
    // until it leaves safepoint, but it can block indefinitely.
    // When thread is not at safe-point it must not block indefinitely because
    // garbage collector might want to stop it.
    class SafePointScope {
    public:
        BLINK_EXPORT SafePointScope();
        BLINK_EXPORT ~SafePointScope();
    };
};

} // namespace blink

#endif

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Q: echo all and entire MySQL Query rows in php without specifically naming each column I have
$result = "";
if(someCondition)
  $result =  mysql_query("SELECT * FROM  table1 WHERE column = '$value' ");
else
  $result =  mysql_query("SELECT * FROM  table2 WHERE column = '$value' ");

$result could have 0 -> infinity rows returned
Table 1 and Table 2 have different amounts of columns with different names
I want to write 1 generic loop after the above else that will just print out all of the rows. Preferably 1 per line or deliminated.
To clarify, one of the two query calls will fill the $results variable with rows.
I wont know which one fills it at run time so I want to just do a print all contents to screen. Is there a method that does this? is there a fast loop that iterates through all of the rows without explicitly saying the column names?

A: bored enough to answer:
$result = "";
if(someCondition){
  $result =  mysql_query("SELECT * FROM  table1 WHERE column = '$value' ");
}else{
  $result =  mysql_query("SELECT * FROM  table2 WHERE column = '$value' ");
}

while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) ) {

foreach($row as $key => $var)
{
    echo $key . ' = ' . $var . '<br />';
}

}

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The previous Admin has left the firm and did not update the Customer Portal contacts.
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Check the email alias for mail forwarding and correct as needed.
Submit the password request using the previous Admins email account and check that email account for the reset.
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This modules consits of two parts, a research methods component in the autumn semester that is assessed by means of a 2,000 word research proposal, and a period of supervised research culminating in the submission equivalent to a 10,000 word dissertation. There is opportunity to employ creative methodologies for practice-based students to utilise their learning and skills in a research context through a part-practical dissertation.
This module is a period of supervised research culminating in the submission of the equivalent of a 10,000-word dissertation worth 40 credits. Students wishing to produce a piece of practice-based research (e.g. a fiction or non-fiction television, film, performance or radio piece) must discuss their project with their supervisor to define the weighting of practice and theory. There will be a series of 6 workshops to prepare the students with research skills and the opportunity to attend further optional workshops in the School and the College as appropriate.
Embed a substantial piece of practice-based research within an appropriate set of cultural, social, institutional, economic and/or critical frameworks.


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package org.wso2.maven.capp.model;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Observable;
import java.util.Observer;

import javax.xml.stream.FactoryConfigurationError;

import org.apache.axiom.om.OMDocument;
import org.apache.axiom.om.OMElement;
import org.wso2.maven.core.model.AbstractXMLDoc;

public class Artifact extends AbstractXMLDoc implements Observer{

	String name;
	String version;
	String serverRole;
	String type;
	/**
	 * Artifact content file.
	 */
	String file;
	private Artifact parent;
	private boolean anonymouse = false;
	List<ArtifactDependency> dependencies;
	List<Artifact> subArtifacts;
	private long modificationStamp;
	private boolean superArtifact=false;
	/**
	 * Artifact descriptor file (artifact.xml file).
	 */
	private File source;
	private Map<Artifact,ArtifactDependency> allPosibleLocalDependencies;
	private String carTimestamp="";
	private List<OMElement> dependenciesElements;
	private String  timestampedVersion;
	private List<Observer> observers;

	public Artifact() {
	}

	public Artifact(File source) {
		setSource(source);
    }

	public String getName() {
		return name;
	}

	public void setName(String name) {
		this.name = name;
	}

	public String getVersion() {
		return version;
	}

	public void setVersion(String version) {
		this.version = version;
	}

	public String getServerRole() {
		return serverRole;
	}

	public void setServerRole(String serverRole) {
		this.serverRole = serverRole;
	}

	public String getType() {
		return type;
	}

	public void setType(String type) {
		this.type = type;
	}

	public File getFile() {
		return new File(getSource().getParentFile(),file);
	}

	public void setFile(String file) {
		this.file = file;
	}

	public synchronized void addObserver(Observer o) {
		super.addObserver(o);
		getObservers().add(o);
	}

	public synchronized void deleteObserver(Observer o) {
		super.deleteObserver(o);
		getObservers().remove(o);
	}

	public synchronized void deleteObservers() {
		super.deleteObservers();
		getObservers().clear();
	}

	public List<ArtifactDependency> getDependencies() {
		if (dependencies == null){
			dependencies = new ArrayList<ArtifactDependency>();
			if (dependenciesElements!=null){
    			for (OMElement element : dependenciesElements) {
    				String dependancyName = getAttribute(element, "artifact");
    				String dependencyVersion = getAttribute(element, "version");
    				String includeStr = getAttribute(element, "include");
    				boolean isInclude=false;
    				if (includeStr != null)
    					isInclude=Boolean.parseBoolean(includeStr);
    				ArtifactDependency artifactDependency = new ArtifactDependency(this);
					artifactDependency.setName(dependancyName);
					artifactDependency.setVersion(dependencyVersion);
    				artifactDependency.setInclude(isInclude);
    				String serverRole = getAttribute(element, "serverRole");
    				if (serverRole != null && !serverRole.equals("")){
    					artifactDependency.setServerRole(serverRole);
    				}
    				getDependencies().add(artifactDependency);
    			}
			}
		}
		return dependencies;
	}

	public void setDependencies(List<ArtifactDependency> dependencies) {
		this.dependencies = dependencies;
	}

	public List<Artifact> getSubArtifacts() {
		if (subArtifacts == null)
			subArtifacts = new ArrayList<Artifact>();
		return subArtifacts;
	}

	public void setSubArtifacts(List<Artifact> subArtifacts) {
		this.subArtifacts = subArtifacts;
	}

	public String serialize() {
		String result = null;
		OMDocument document = factory.createOMDocument();
		OMElement documentElement = getDocumentElement();
		document.addChild(documentElement);
		try {
			result = getPretifiedString(documentElement);
		} catch (Exception e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
			return null;
		}
		return result;
	}

	protected void deserialize(OMElement documentElement) {
		setName(getAttribute(documentElement, "name"));
		setVersion(getAttribute(documentElement, "version"));
		setType(getAttribute(documentElement, "type"));
		setServerRole(getAttribute(documentElement, "serverRole"));
		List<OMElement> elements = getChildElements(documentElement, "file");
		if (elements.size() > 0) {
			setFile(elements.get(0).getText());
		}
		setDependencies(null);
		dependenciesElements = getChildElements(documentElement, "dependency");
		getSubArtifacts().clear();
		elements = getChildElements(documentElement, "subArtifacts");
		if (elements.size() > 0) {
			elements = getChildElements(elements.get(0), "artifact");
			for (OMElement element : elements) {
				Artifact artifact = new Artifact(null);
				artifact.deserialize(element);
				artifact.setParent(this);
				getSubArtifacts().add(artifact);
			}
		}
	}

	public OMElement getDocumentElement() {
		OMElement documentElement = getElement("artifact", "");
		if (!isAnonymouse())
			addAttribute(documentElement, "name", name);
		if (!isAnonymouse() && version != null)
			addAttribute(documentElement, "version", version);
		if (type != null)
			addAttribute(documentElement, "type", type);
		if (serverRole != null)
			addAttribute(documentElement, "serverRole", serverRole);
		if (file != null)
			documentElement.addChild(getElement("file", file));
		for (ArtifactDependency dependency : getDependencies()) {
			OMElement dependecyElement = getElement("dependency", "");
			dependecyElement = addAttribute(dependecyElement, "artifact", dependency.getName());
			dependecyElement = addAttribute(dependecyElement, "version", dependency.getVersion());
			if (dependency.isInclude()) {
				dependecyElement = addAttribute(dependecyElement, "include", Boolean.toString(dependency.isInclude()));
			}
			if (dependency.getServerRole()!=null){
				dependecyElement = addAttribute(dependecyElement, "serverRole", dependency.getServerRole());
			}
			documentElement.addChild(dependecyElement);
		}
		if (getSubArtifacts().size() > 0) {
			OMElement subArtifactElement = getElement("subArtifacts", "");
			for (Artifact subArtifact : getSubArtifacts()) {
				subArtifactElement.addChild(subArtifact.getDocumentElement());
			}
			documentElement.addChild(subArtifactElement);
		}
		return documentElement;
	}

	public void setAnonymouse(boolean anonymouse) {
		this.anonymouse = anonymouse;
	}

	public boolean isAnonymouse() {
		return (name == null) || anonymouse;
	}

	public Artifact clone() {
		Artifact artifact = new Artifact(getSource());
		return clone(artifact);
	}

	public Artifact clone(Artifact artifact) {
		try {
	        artifact.deserialize(this.serialize());
	        artifact.setDependencies(getDependencies());
        } catch (Exception e) {
        	e.printStackTrace();
        }
        artifact.setModificationStamp(getModificationStamp());
	    return artifact;
	}

	public Artifact cloneData() {
		Artifact artifact = new Artifact(getSource());
		return cloneData(artifact);
	}

	public Artifact cloneData(Artifact artifact) {
		try {
	        artifact.deserialize(this.serialize());
	        artifact.setSuperArtifact(isSuperArtifact());
        } catch (Exception e) {
        	e.printStackTrace();
        }
        artifact.setModificationStamp(getModificationStamp());
	    return artifact;
	}

	public void setParent(Artifact parent) {
	    this.parent = parent;
    }

	public Artifact getParent() {
	    return parent;
    }

	public String getCaption() {
	    return getName()+" - "+getVersion()+"";
	}

    public String getDefaultName() {
	    return "artifact.xml";
    }

	public void setModificationStamp(long modificationStamp) {
	    this.modificationStamp = modificationStamp;
    }

	public long getModificationStamp() {
	    return modificationStamp;
    }

    public void update(Observable o, Object arg) {

    }

	public void setSuperArtifact(boolean superArtifact) {
	    this.superArtifact = superArtifact;
    }

	public boolean isSuperArtifact() {
	    return superArtifact;
    }

	public boolean isEqual(String name, String version, String serverRole){
		return isEqual(name, version) && getServerRole().equals(serverRole);
	}

	public boolean isEqual(String name, String version){
		return getName().equals(name) && getVersion().equals(version);
	}

	public void setSource(File source) {
	    this.source = source;
    }

	public File getSource() {
	    return source;
    }

	public void fromFile(File file) throws FactoryConfigurationError, Exception{
		setSource(file);
		if (getSource().exists()){
    		deserialize(getSource());
    		setModificationStamp(getSource().lastModified());
		}
	}

	private void updated(){
		setChanged();
		notifyObservers();
	}

	public void notifySourceModification(){
		updated();
	}

	public File toFile() throws Exception {
		File savedFile = new File(toFile(getSource()).toString());
		updated();
	    return savedFile;
	}

	public void release(){
		//release observer
	}

	public void removeDependencies(){
		getDependencies().clear();
	}

	public void setAllPosibleLocalDependencies(Map<Artifact,ArtifactDependency> allPosibleLocalDependencies) {
	    this.allPosibleLocalDependencies = allPosibleLocalDependencies;
    }

	public Map<Artifact,ArtifactDependency> getAllPosibleLocalDependencies() {
		if (allPosibleLocalDependencies==null){
			allPosibleLocalDependencies=new HashMap<Artifact, ArtifactDependency>();
		}
	    return allPosibleLocalDependencies;
    }

	public ArtifactDependency getDependencyForArtifact(Artifact artifact){
		if (!getAllPosibleLocalDependencies().containsKey(artifact)){
			ArtifactDependency artifactDependency = new ArtifactDependency(this);
			artifactDependency.setInclude(false);
			getAllPosibleLocalDependencies().put(artifact,artifactDependency);
		}
		return getAllPosibleLocalDependencies().get(artifact);
	}

	public boolean isDependencyPresent(Artifact artifact){
		return isDependencyPresent(artifact.getName(), artifact.getVersion());
	}

	public boolean isDependencyPresent(String name, String version){
		for (ArtifactDependency dependency : getDependencies()) {
	        if (dependency.getName().equals(name) && dependency.getVersion().equals(version))
	        	return true;
        }
		return false;
	}

	public String getTimestampedVersion() {
		if (carTimestamp==null){
			timestampedVersion=getVersion();
		}else{
			timestampedVersion=getVersion()+".v"+carTimestamp;
		}
	    return timestampedVersion;
    }

	public void setCarTimestamp(String carTimestamp) {
	    this.carTimestamp = carTimestamp;
    }

	public String getCarTimestamp() {
	    return carTimestamp;
    }

	public List<Observer> getObservers() {
		if (observers==null){
			observers=new ArrayList<Observer>();
		}
		return observers;
	}

}


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<?php

use yii\helpers\Html;
use yii\widgets\ActiveForm;

/* @var $this yii\web\View */
/* @var $model backend\models\searches\AdTargetSearch */
/* @var $form yii\widgets\ActiveForm */
?>

    <?php $form = ActiveForm::begin([
        'action' => ['index'],
        'method' => 'get',
    ]); ?>

    <?= $form->field($model, 'id') ?>

    <?= $form->field($model, 'key') ?>

    <?= $form->field($model, 'introduction') ?>

    <?= $form->field($model, 'level') ?>

    <?= $form->field($model, 'price') ?>

    <?php // echo $form->field($model, 'created_at') ?>

        <?= Html::submitButton('Search', ['class' => 'btn btn-primary']) ?>
        <?= Html::resetButton('Reset', ['class' => 'btn btn-default']) ?>

    <?php ActiveForm::end(); ?>