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Website Conventions
Note: All links going to other websites will open in the same window. Use the Back button to return to our site.
This site was originally designed in XHTML Strict with accessible features and considerations to give all visitors a similar browsing experience. Unfortunately many of those features are lost when converting the site to a WordPress site. Lost features include
Stylesheets that allow users to select higher or lower contrast views or preferred color background tints for low vision, color blindness, and dyslexia.
Stylesheets that allow the user to switch font sizes or switch to viewing the site in text only.
An aural stylesheet for screen readers and audio assistive technology.
Sidebar navigation is gone.
On-page navigation behaves differently and may cause some confusion. In some browsers such as Firefox, the on-page link goes to the first line below the referenced header.
If you use assistive technology (such as a Braille reader, a screen reader, TTY, and so forth) and the format of any material on our website interferes with your ability to access the information, please contact us using our Contact Us form, or send an email to website team.
To enable us to respond in a manner most helpful to you, please indicate the nature of your accessibility problem, the preferred format in which to receive the material, the Web address (URL) of the requested material, and your contact information. Let us know if you know of any WordPress plugins that provide the accessible features we lost for the site.
Links are checked periodically. Changes on pages may be marked by New, Updated, Revised flags.
The entire website has been converted from a table-heavy design to a W3C-validated CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) design and layout. Cascading style sheets (CSS) replace table-defined page layout and spacer graphics so that pages will load as fast as possible and information will be in a logical order. Tables are used for presenting data only. CSS separates site content from presentation and offers the following benefits:
Consistent look and feel across the entire site
Smaller page size/lower bandwidth usage (less demand on servers)
Better user experience (smaller page size leads to faster site loading)
Better search engine optimization (increased information/markup ratio)
Cross-browser compatibility (CSS is supported by most browsers)
Future compatibility (valid, standard-compliant markup ensures reusable data)
Better accessibility and usability (screen-readers, access keys, alternative formats)
Better extensibility (i.e., printer-friendly, handheld-friendly)
The website does not use "Session" cookies to track your visit. Information is not saved for future visits.
The colors used in the website for links and change status flags are chosen using the:
Luminosity Colour Contrast Ratio Analyser [from Juicy Studio]
Accessibility Color Wheel Version 3.0 by Giacomo Mazzocato.
Colour Contrast Analyser [from TPGi (formerly The Paciello Group).]
For more information about color, see the Accessible Techcomm website's Web Accessibility: Color and Typography resources.
Mobile Theme Requirements
The original website used two columns on the home page to show more sections near the top of the page. Because two columns are not supported in mobile themes, content split into two columns are now in one column. This may be problimatic for CSS tables—more mobile use will let us know if the tables need to be changed to straight text. The HTML title= attribute has been removed from all links and images because the title= attribute hides things in mobile browsers. (See Title Attribute Removed below.)
WordPress Theme Used
This site aims to comply with current standards on Web accessibility. To ensure that we meet or exceed the guidelines of the World Wide Web Consortium Web Accessibility Initiative (W3C-WAI) and WAI-ARIA, we continually review our site and modify pages to remove accessibility problems for people with disabilities. We select themes for the website that are accessibility ready.
The Aaron theme for WordPress Aaron is a responsive, accessibility-ready, multipurpose theme. Users can tab through the menus and the contents have a clear focus so users can see where they are on the page. A Skip Link at the top of the page lets users skip the menu to the content. This theme helps you develop a website that meets WCAG 2 requirements. For more information about the Aaron theme see the Overview and Demo.
Navigation features for screen readers include a "skip" link to jump to specific areas on a page. For people using audio assistive technology, there are skip links to go directly to the main content and to the navigation areas on the site.
All links going to other websites will open in the current browser window. Use the Back button to return to this site. (See Target Window Attribute Removed below.)
CSS is used to style the links with the following features:
Hyperlink, a navigation link to another page or place on a page. These links are blue in the body of the page and white in the navigation menu at the top.
Active, a link that will be viewed when clicked on. These links have a different font color with an underscore. For links that are currently being viewed in the navigation menu, the active menu item will be identified by a different color.
Visited, a link that has been seen, but is no longer open. It may have been visited during the current browsing session or it may be listed in the history of previous sessions. Content links have a gold font color in browsers that support this feature.
Hover is the link state when the mouse moves over the link borders. Focus is the link state when the tab key moves to a link. As you move or tab from link to link, the current link is said to have focus. Hover and focus states help make links more prominent so users can tell which link is the current one. The hover state gives the links a distinctive font color and an underline seen by sighted users. The focus state is for users who use the keyboard to move between links. Focus uses the same font colors and text decoration (underline) as the hover state to give all users a similar browsing experience.
This website aims to make the information it provides accessible to everyone including those with physical or mental disabilities and those with slow Internet connections. There are many challenges for Web developers and designers to handle when creating an accessible website such as the large variety of screen readers, browsers, platforms, and accessibility needs. What is accessible for one person may not be accessible for another. The site is designed using current standards from WAI-ARIA and practices shown at Web Accessibility in Mind (WebAIM) to be used by the average user and by users who work with screen readers or audio assistive technology. Also see the two-part Internet Accessibility / Usability resources list on the Accessible Techcomm website.
Title Attribute Removed
Research shows that the HTML title= attribute is problematic for many users such as mobile users, keyboard only users, screen reader users, and others. (See "Using the HTML title attribute – updated March 2020" by Steve Faulkner of TPGI (formerly The Paciello Group), https://www.tpgi.com/using-the-html-title-attribute-updated/.) In mobile browsers, the title attribute hides things from view. [from TPGi (formerly The Paciello Group).]
Tabindex Attribute Removed
Research by the Ontario, Canada provincial government and other research groups shows that the HTML tabindex= attribute can create an illogical tab order. Several browsers do not support tabindex and it can cause confusion by conflicting with preset tabbing in screen readers. (See "Drawbacks to tabindex" from the WebAIMCenter for Persons with Disabilities, https://webaim.org/techniques/keyboard/tabindex#drawbacks.) Tabindex is considered a poor accessibility practice because it adds additional tab stops for all keyboard users and the tabindex technique is not supported by all browser and assistive technology combinations.
Target Window Attribute Removed
In the previous website, which used XHTML, the target="_blank" attribute for opening a link in a new window is not supported by XHTML, so instead, we used rel="external" with supporting javascript to open offsite links in a new window. HTML5 and WordPress do not support rel="external". The target="_blank" attribute is allowed in HTML 5 but we are not using it because opening a link in a new window to show it is not part of the current website is not liked by many users and it is not accessible for people with cognitive disabilities. Some people with cognitive disabilities have a difficult time remembering how they got to content off the current website. Because they are in a new window, the Back button will not return them to the place they were before going off the website they were on. For this reason, we are not opening offsite links in a new window. All links going to other websites will open in the same window. Use the Back button to return to our site. For more information about cognitive disabilities, see https://webaim.org/articles/cognitive/.
Images on the site provide alternative descriptive text. However, some browsers or screen readers cannot be relied upon to recognize alternative text. Previously, we added a title in the image links to compensate for these inconsistencies. These have been removed for the reasons given above in Title Attribute Removed. A few images may have a long description to provide additional information about important images.
Frames are not used to separate sections of the window area to include several different web pages. Websites with frames are difficult to navigate with a screen reader unless you actually know that frames exist and which frames contain the information for which you are looking.
Most pages on this website are available in HTML5 or ASCII text format, which are easily read by people who use screen readers. However, some of our information is provided only in Adobe PDF format. Some of the newer PDF files are created with accessible features. Users can convert older PDF files to an accessible format using the Adobe® Acrobat® Reader™ with Accessibility. For more information, see the Adobe Acrobat Accessibility page. Updated
Fonts and Page Width
The website uses relative font sizes (em and percent), which allows users to use the browser's View menu to increase or decrease font size. Some of the WordPress theme design uses absolute font-sizes (pixels. The pixel unit does not scale upward for visually-impaired readers or downward to fit mobile devices. Some modern browsers are able to modify pixel size using the "zoom" feature in their browser but pixel units will cause problems on high density mobile devices. For examples of readable and unreadable onscreen fonts, see the Font Comparisons for Use on Websites page. For more information, see 2016 W3C Web Style Sheets CSS tips & tricks: Font sizes em, px, pt, cm, in… and the New units: rem, vw… (PDF version) and 2013 CSS Font-Size: em vs. px vs. pt vs. percent (.pdf).
Page width is adjustable by the user. Flexible CSS layout allows text to reflow to fit the new space. When the window is pulled out wider, the page will also become shorter as more text is put on a line. If you make the page too narrow, some elements may overlap. We have tried to make adjustments in the code to fix differences in the way various browsers handle spaces. If your browser shows the bottom navigation area or other areas of the page overlapping in places, reload the page and the CSS will adjust the flow.
Accessible Techcomm
Best Practices and Guidelines for Large Print Documents used by the Low Vision Community, (2.5 MB PDF/A) by Council of Citizens with Low Vision International, 2011, The American Council of the Blind.
Digital.gov Essential "how-to" guidance for product managers in government.
Make WordPress Accessible, an Accessibility WP discussion group
Making Text Legible for Low Vision .pdf format (Lighthouse page no longer available)
Make WordPress Accessible—WP Accessibility Plugin detail references for the plugin
New Typeface Boosts Legibility for Low-Vision Readers, by Tom Mangan. "At long last, a typeface designed specifically for low-vision readers" The new typeface is developed jointly by the Braille Institute in Los Angeles and Applied Design Works in New York City. The typeface, called Atkinson Hyperlegible, is named for J. Robert Atkinson, who founded the Braille Institute in 1919.
https://www.usability.gov Usability.gov is the leading resource for user experience (UX) best practices and guidelines, serving practitioners and students in the government and private sectors. This website provides overviews of the user-centered design process and various UX disciplines. It also covers the related information on methodology and tools for making digital content more usable and useful.
WebAIM provides tools and training for website accessibility
Font Legibility: Teaching Students with Visual Impairments, by Carmen Willings
WordPress Codex Accessibility
Accessibility Color Wheel Version 2.5 by Giacomo Mazzocato
Effective Color Contrast
Types of Color-Blindness (.pdf format)
Contrasting Color Test Tool Luminosity Colour Contrast Ratio Analyser
Useful URLs for Designing Web Pages full list of resources
Last modified: December 5, 2021
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People By Net Worth
Adam Sandler Net Worth 2018 | How much is Adam Sandler worth?
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Harvey Weinstein Net Worth of $300 Million in 2018
Dennis Rodman Net Worth 2018 | How much is Dennis Rodman Worth?
Birdman Net Worth 2018 | how much is Birdman Worth?
Entrepreneurs Net Worth
PeopleByNetWorth
Anthony Joshua is a significant and wildly famous name in the world of boxing. He is a British professional fighter, a boxer and a world heavyweight champion. He is believed to be the unbeatable iron man who has earned huge recognition. He represented Britain in Commonwealth Games, in Olympics and many other international sporting programs. Anthony Joshua net worth is $60 million in 2018 that he has built over the years through boxing.
Anthony Joshua Biography
Age and zodiac sign
Anthony Joshua was born on 15th of October, 1989, this makes him Libra. 29 years old Anthony stands as one of the wealthiest boxers.
Anthony Joshua is a son of Robert and Yeta who belongs Watford, Hertfordshire, that's where he lived and spent his childhood. But he spent a major time of his childhood in Nigeria. When the little giant turned into the age of five, his parents got secluded.
In a very young age Anthony has earned eighteen fights on the Amateur level. He has also won the Senior ABA Championships.
Anthony Joshua has been into intimate terms with Nicole Osborne, his terms with his girlfriend keeps on fluctuating. From her he has a son named Bayley Temiloluwa Prince Joshua.
Anthony Joshua Net Worth
How much is Anthony Joshua worth? In the year 2013 Anthony was designated for MBE, the Member of the Order of the British Empire. Anthony Joshua has won 19 professional fights and this has made him the undefeatable boxer with a massively successful career. The net worth of Anthony Joshua is estimated as $60 million in 2018.
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Anthony Joshua Earnings 2011-2016
Joshua has generated wildly during his career, but his huge payday so far is that fight he had with Wladimir Klitschko, this was a blockbuster one no doubt. In 2016 Anthony purchased a beautiful home that is worth of $5 Million.
Anthony Joshua Networth 2017
Anthony Joshua is ranked on number 89 in the list that makes him the second wealthiest boxer in the whole world. He has signed some solid deals with several big brands internationally that includes Jaguar, Under Armour, Stubhub and Beats. Till 2017 his net worth was estimated as £16.7million/$22million. Annually he grosses $12 million USD. Per match Anthony he makes $9 million USD.
Anthony Joshua Net Worth 2018
Anthony previously was positioned as the best heavyweight worldwide by Transnational Boxing Ranking Board. The unbeatable Anthony Joshua is all set to become the wealthiest sportsman. The revenue he generated in form of winnings and salaries is around $32 million. From endorsements deals and sponsorships he grossed $7 million. Anthony is living lavish life by residing in a modernly equipped home and by riding in luxurious cars like Lamborghini that is worth of $450,000, besides that he owns 9 cars. Anthony Joshua's net worth is estimated as $60 million in 2018.
Anthony Joshua is a great pride not for his country but for an athletic world too, he always gives his best shot and his devotion enables him to earn great victories. He is a great source of inspiration for the upcoming ones.
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Family Suite. Living room and large bedroom with a mezzanine. Bathroom with window opening onto the garden with a bath and separate shower. Ideal for families with children – up to 5 guests. Extension possibility with the connecting room.
Comfortable room situated in the Cottage on the ground floor. Fully equipped bathroom with bath and window overlooking the garden.


Take some wooden pallets. Clean the pallets and paint them in to the shape of the tree. Embellish with beautiful colored pompom. Choose the colors that compliment your decor. It's a special day after all.
For tutorial visit The Thinking Closet.
If you can really want to go for an easy project, this is the one. What you need to do is to paint and decorated with twine. Here you go with your advent calendar.
For tutorial visit Average But Inspired.
If you are a fan of rustic look here is the project for you. You can customize the look of your pallet Christmas tree with your favorite colors and patterns on pallet.
For tutorial visit Wildflowers and Pistols.
This is another significant project that can add beauty to your home.
If you are in a mood to display your holiday cards collections, this is the right project. This silver bell garland is easy to display a dozen of them.
For tutorial visit Making It in the Mountains.
It is one of the best ways to use leftover planks. You can utilize the wood from any source.
This project suits for tree to décor outside of the house or in your porch, as it is already rustic and weathered. Feel free to put it anywhere else.
For tutorial visit Beyond the Picket Fence.
Another beautiful and rustic, pallet Christmas tree will fit correctly in at the farmhouse.
You can take inspiration from the work of this blogger and can fit your sparkling ornaments in this project.
For tutorial visit Redhead and Decorate.
As the name shows scrap wood tree, in this project the crafter used leftover beadboard to built these tress.
For tutorial visit Refresh Living.
This huge project is based upon recycling the wood and decorations, which used discarded hooks and drawer pulls.
For tutorial visit Pillar Box Blue.
Dimensional display can be created by cutting the pallet's planks into smaller sizes and stack them. You can follow the beautiful creation of this blogger.
For tutorial visit Rogue Engineer.


RENTON, Wash. (AP) When Pete Carroll and John Schneider took over in Seattle in 2010, one of their first tasks was deciding who they wanted the Seahawks to become.
They had ideas and ideals for the qualities of the players they wanted to keep and those they wanted to acquire.
And the duo had a model they wanted to follow for finding players that were tough, physical, accountable and could hold up to the challenge of playing on Carroll's team.
The pair began their sixth draft together on Thursday evening, expected to sit around and wait. Seattle traded its first-round pick, No. 31 overall, to New Orleans as part of the trade that brought tight end Jimmy Graham to the Seahawks.
When Seattle does get around to making its first scheduled selection at No. 63 overall on Friday - the next-to-last pick of the second round - it will have priorities. Seattle needs to find at least a couple of offensive linemen after the losses of Max Unger and James Carpenter and will likely address depth on the defensive line and in the secondary.
And they'll be trying to find a competitive trait that fits with what the Seahawks are trying to accomplish and is sometimes the most difficult attribute to judge in a college player.
Early in their tenure, one of the strengths of the Schneider-Carroll duo was finding players in the draft as well as undrafted free agents who felt they were being undervalued or overlooked and would enter the NFL with something to prove. Seattle scored with the likes of Richard Sherman, Kam Chancellor, Russell Wilson, Doug Baldwin, Jermaine Kearse and others.
While that remains a priority for Seattle's brass, especially as those overlooked players are now cashing in with big contracts that are taking a bite out of the Seahawks' salary cap space, there is a new element that the Seahawks have had to take into account. For those they are adding to the roster, do they have the toughness - both mental and physical - to hold up to being challenged by the likes of Sherman and others?
Not every pick Seattle has made has handled that stress. But that doesn't mean the Seahawks have adjusted the standard.


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La base navale de Point Loma, située à Point Loma, un quartier de San Diego, en Californie, est créée le , dès l'arrivée de la Marine dans la région. La base navale se compose de sept installations : la base sous-marine, le Naval Mine and Anti-Submarine Warfare Command (anciennement Fleet Anti-Submarine Warfare Command), le Fleet Combat Training Center Pacific, le Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR), le Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Pacific, le Fleet Intelligence Command Pacific et le Naval Consolidated Brig, Miramar. La population de la base est d'environ  de la Marine et de civils.

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Q: Flutter Build Crash Every time I run flutter run  the build always crashes
And brings this out!

Using hardware rendering with device sdk gphone x86 arm. If you notice
graphics artifacts, consider enabling software rendering with
"--enable-software-rendering". Launching lib\main.dart on sdk gphone
x86 arm in debug mode... [Fatal Error]
kotlin-stdlib-jdk7-1.3.50.pom:2:1: Content is not allowed in prolog.
[Fatal Error] kotlin-stdlib-jdk7-1.3.50.pom:2:1: Content is not
allowed in prolog.
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

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*What went wrong: Execution failed for task ':app:checkDebugAarMetadata'.

Could not resolve all files for configuration ':app:debugRuntimeClasspath'.
Could not resolve org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib-jdk7:1.3.50.
Required by:
project :app
> Could not resolve org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib-jdk7:1.3.50.
> Could not parse POM https://jcenter.bintray.com/org/jetbrains/kotlin/kotlin-stdlib-jdk7/1.3.50/kotlin-stdlib-jdk7-1.3.50.pom
> Content is not allowed in prolog.
> Could not resolve org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib-jdk7:1.3.50.
> Could not parse POM https://jcenter.bintray.com/org/jetbrains/kotlin/kotlin-stdlib-jdk7/1.3.50/kotlin-stdlib-jdk7-1.3.50.pom
> Content is not allowed in prolog.

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*Try: Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output. Run with --scan to get full insights.

*Get more help at https://help.gradle.org
BUILD FAILED in 2m 59s Running Gradle task 'assembleDebug'... Running
Gradle task 'assembleDebug'... Done                       191.0s
Exception: Gradle task assembleDebug failed with exit code 1

[√] Flutter (Channel dev, 1.26.0-1.0.pre, on Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18363.1256], locale en-US)
    • Flutter version 1.26.0-1.0.pre at C:\src\flutter
    • Framework revision 63062a6443 (11 days ago), 2020-12-13 23:19:13 +0800
    • Engine revision 4797b06652
    • Dart version 2.12.0 (build 2.12.0-141.0.dev)

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    • Platform android-30, build-tools 30.0.3
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    • Java binary at: C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\jre\bin\java
    • Java version OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_242-release-1644-b01)
    • All Android licenses accepted.

[√] Android Studio (version 4.1.0)
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A: Type flutter doctor -v into terminal
If there are any errors that appear there, try to fix them first.
If there is no error in the installation, try to get the apk with the code flutter build apk --split-per-abi. If the error continues, you can write a comment.

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Jazz Reportedly Have Interest In Acquiring Jabari Parker
Way-Too-Early Look At Utah Football 2021 Schedule
Locals in the NBA
Portland Star Damian Lillard Named Western Conference Player Of The Week
Baltimore Ravens Sign Tyler Huntley, Ty'Son Williams To Reserve/Future Deals
Jazz Carry Five-Game Win Streak Into Series With Pelicans
Jazz Enter Six Game Homestand As One Of The NBA's Elite Teams
Utah Gymnast Cristal Isa Named To Pac-12 Gymnastics Diversity, Inclusion Group
By Trevor Allen, KSL Sports | December 17, 2018 at 2:56 pm
Jabari Parker #2 of the Chicago Bulls moves away from Frank Mason III #10 of the Sacramento Kings at the United Center on December 10, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – According to The Ringer, the Utah Jazz have interest in Chicago Bulls forward Jabari Parker. Multiple reports have indicated that Parker is no longer a part of the Bulls primary rotation since former Utah coach Jim Boylen has taken over as head coach of the Bulls.
That news has led to the Bulls wanting to deal Parker to another team where he can contribute and help a team while getting minutes on the court.
Trade Derrick Favors
The only logical way that the Jazz can acquire Jabari Parker via trade is to deal Derrick Favors to Chicago. Favors is set to make $16.9 million this season with next season's deal not guaranteed, he would be considered as a rental in Chicago. The problem is that the Bulls have a young and talented core of big men that include Lauri Markkanen and Wendell Carter Jr. as well as veterans Robin Lopez and Bobby Portis.
Derrick Favors #15 of the Utah Jazz and Draymond Green #23 of the Golden State Warriors look for the rebound during Game Four of the Western Conference Semifinals during the 2017 NBA Playoffs at Vivint Smart Home Arena on May 8, 2017 in Salt Lake City, Utah. ((Photo by Gene Sweeney Jr/Getty Images))
Favors can't be traded until January 15 because he was re-signed by the Jazz as a free agent and the signees can't be traded for the first three months of the season. He is the only Jazz player that could be traded that is getting paid over $10 million that Utah would be willing to part with. Rudy Gobert ($23.2 million), Ricky Rubio ($15 million) and Joe Ingles ($13 million) are the others but doesn't look like they will be dealt.
Parker will make $20 million this season which makes it very difficult to be traded to Utah because his contract would put the Jazz over the luxury tax threshold.
Derrick Favors was asked at shoot-around his thoughts on the trade rumor.
Derrick Favors reacts to Utah's recent trade rumors involving Jabari Parker: "I have fun with it. I enjoy it. Definitely use it as motivation, but I have fun with it most of the time because most of the time I look forward it. Like, 'Who I'm going to get traded for this year?'" pic.twitter.com/JFY86PE844
— Eric Woodyard (@E_Woodyard) December 17, 2018
This season, Favors is averaging 11.2 points, 7.1 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game in 29 games.
Buyout Contract
In order for this to work, Parker would have to come to an agreement with the Bulls as to how much to lose on his contract which he signed a two-year $40 million with the Bulls in the off-season. It is unlikely that Parker would receive his full $40 million on a buyout and it is unknown how much he would demand to be included in his buyout.
If he did receive a buyout from the Bulls, he would become an unrestricted free agent and the Jazz could sign him that way without giving up any key assets.
Parker currently averages 15.2 points and 6.9 rebounds this season but played only four minutes against Orlando on December 13 and did not see the court at all on December 15 against San Antonio. He spent the previous four seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Söljen är en sjö i Aneby kommun i Småland och ingår i . Sjön har en area på  kvadratkilometer och ligger  meter över havet. Sjön avvattnas av vattendraget Rallån.

Sjön är belägen strax utanför tätorten Sunhultsbrunn i Aneby kommun. Omklädningsrum, grill, parkeringsplats, toalett (mulltoa), badbrygga och livbåt, med tillhörande räddningsring, finns vid badplatsen.

Sjön har ofta en mycket högre temperatur än andra sjöar i området, troligtvis på grund av dess ringa storlek.

Delavrinningsområde
Söljen ingår i delavrinningsområde (642322-144726) som SMHI kallar för Mynnar i Säbysjön. Delavrinningsområdets medelhöjd är  meter över havet och ytan är  kvadratkilometer. Det finns inga delavrinningsområden uppströms utan avrinningsområdet är högsta punkten. Rallån som avvattnar delavrinningsområdets har biflödesordning 3, vilket innebär vattnet flödar genom totalt 3 vattendrag innan det når havet efter  kilometer. Delavrinningsområdet består mestadels av skog (60 %) och jordbruk (22 %). Avrinningsområdet har  kvadratkilometer vattenytor vilket ger det en sjöprocent på  %. Bebyggelsen i området täcker en yta av  kvadratkilometer eller 2 % av avrinningsområdet.

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Home » Rhode Island's First-Ever Infrastructure Report Delivers Mixed Marks
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Rhode Island's First-Ever Infrastructure Report Delivers Mixed Marks
The first-ever infrastructure report card for Rhode Island gives the coastal state a C- due to decades of underinvestment in its roads and bridges. Photo Courtesy of the Rhode Island Dept. of Transportation
Scott Van Voorhis
KEYWORDS American Society of Civil Engineers / Report card / Rhode Island infrastructure
The results of the first-ever infrastructure report card for Rhode Island are in, with the coastal state winning a passing grade from the American Society of Civil Engineers. But it was not exactly with flying colors, with the Rhode Island chapter of the ASCE handing out a C- to the Ocean State due to decades of underinvestment in its roads and bridges.
On the plus side, Rhode Island has been beefing up spending on its roadways since 2016, when the state pushed ahead with the $5-billion RhodeWorks program, aimed at bringing the state's transportation infrastructure up to grade by 2025. However, the Rhode Island Dept. of transportation has pegged more than $378 million in road repairs for which it currently has no funding, while "Rhode Island's share of rural roads in poor condition is ranked as the highest in the nation," the report notes.
The Rhode Island report card, as well as other ASCE state and regional infrastructure report cards, are modeled after the ASCE's national report card. By comparison, the ASCE gave a gave out a D+ to the nation's infrastructure in 2017.
"In these trying times, the importance of our state's infrastructure is clearer than ever," said Nazifa Sarawat, chair of the 2020 Report Card for Rhode Island's Infrastructure. "It means our infrastructure is in mediocre condition and requires attention."
The ASCE report assesses seven key categories of infrastructure in the state, handing out the lowest grades to bridges (D-) and roads (D).
Nearly a quarter of Rhode Island's 779 bridges were deemed structurally deficient in 2019, with 117 having posted load restrictions.
The poor conditions are the result of a combination of "underinvestment" combined with the "wear and tear of de-icing agents" that are a fact of life on New England roadways during the winter. "Our bridges are in desperate need of help," Sarawat said.
The condition of Rhode Island's drinking water and wastewater treatment plants earned mediocre grades, pulling a C+ and C, respectively.
The largest water treatment plant in New England, Providence Water, has pumped $460 million into capital improvements over the past 14 years, including 86 miles of new pipes.
However, Providence Water says portions of the housing stock within its retail distribution network is nearly a century old, and a lot of these homes still have lead service pipes and plumbing. As such, Providence Water, says it has struggled to be below limits set for lead by the EPA.
The state's wastewater treatment plants are also in need of an upgrade. The plants have an average age of 69, and pipes in Providence, Central Falls and Pawtucket are a century old on average.
Meanwhile, climate change expected to raise serious challenges to the coastal state's infrastructure as a whole, with sea levels expected to rise by 10 ft by the end of the century.
A seven-foot rise would pose a threat to 90 bridges across the state and 573 miles of coastline, the report noted.
"Rhode Island is one of the oldest states in the nation and, as a result, our infrastructure faces many challenges," said Sarawat, in a press release. "Severe weather events and our location as a coastal state only add to the burden. If we want to use taxpayer funds efficiently and proactively ensure public safety, we must ensure that our systems are properly maintained and prepared for imminent sea level rise, harsh winters and increasingly severe storms."
The ASCE also noted some bright spots as well in its survey of Rhode Island's infrastructure.
Rail infrastructure earned a B-, the highest grade given out in the report, with the addition in recent years of high-speed rail, the expansion of commuter rail service, and an overhaul of older freight lines.
Rhode Island also won a better grade for its energy infrastructure, pulling a C+. The state set a goal to have its entire electricity load handled by renewable energy by 2030, while Rhode Island's per capita energy consumption is among the lowest in the country.
The state also has the nation's first off-shore wind farm.
Still, Rhode Island's gas lines are in need of an upgrade, with 44% now over 50 years old, the report card notes.
In order to pull up its infrastructure grade, Rhode Island will need to continue to support its RhodeWorks repair and maintenance program, boost in-state capacity for the generation of electricity, boost multimodal freight and other connections to the state's ports, and further develop climate resiliency plans, the report recommends.
"Infrastructure fuels Rhode Island's economy, but our systems are aging rapidly and require more investment to keep up with future needs," Rhode Island Lt. Governor Dan McKee said in a statement.
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I have just come across an interesting post and discussion on The Sharpener going back to last November about the West Lothian question — why should a Scottish MP speak and vote in the House of Commons on subjects such as education which have been devolved to the Scottish parliament and which are no longer the responsibility of the House of Commons in respect of Scotland? This question will become even more relevant if and when Gordon Brown, representing a Scottish constituency, becomes prime minister at Westminster. As the Sharpener's discussion shows, the Tories' proposed solution to West Lothian is nonsensical, and neither the LibDems nor the Labour Party seem to have an answer at all.
The principal, perhaps the only, obstacle to recognising the answer to the West Lothian Question is the extraordinary national blockage about federalism. By the same token, the issue here is not so much what system we should introduce to make sense of West Lothian: it's understanding what system we have already got, and then making sensible provision accordingly.
What we now have as a result of devolution (active or dormant) in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and London is a federal system. The inescapable logic of this is that the national parliament at Westminster has got to become the federal parliament, with powers limited to those subjects not devolved to the regions, or shared with them. The present anomalies discussed in these comments and this post arise from the attempt to make the Westminster parliament function as both a national federal parliament and a parliament for England, simultaneously. This is unsustainable — and will become more obviously so when a Scottish MP, Gordon Brown, representing a constituency in a country with its own devolved parliament, becomes the federal prime minister of the whole of GB and NI. It can only be a matter of time — probably a long time, given the British preference for muddling through and ignoring anomalies rather than facing up to the logical and imperative need for further change — before we (or our great-grandchildren) bite the bullet, and after extended agonising and obfuscation, draw up a proper written federal constitution, establish one or more parliaments and executives for England, decide on a sensible distribution of powers as between the federal centre and the regions, including some shared powers, and stop fussing about all members of the federal parliament at Westminster (ie the House of Commons and the federal Senate) being entitled to speak and vote on all matters within federal competence. If countries such as Australia, the US, Germany and Canada can make a federal system work either very or tolerably well most of the time, there's no possible reason why we can't learn to do so too.
All 'solutions' to the West Lothian Question that seek to dodge or ignore this now actually existing federal reality, and its implications, are doomed to get us into an even bigger muddle than we're in already, as the preceding discussion shows.
Sensible comment, but I thought NI was in the UK – "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" it says on the cover of my passport. Maybe you meant GB and NI.
Brian writes: Quite right! Thanks. I have changed it. I was writing too late at night, obviously.
I think your suggestion is the most logical and reasonable answer, but given that any English assembly would be very significantly more Tory than the Commons, I can't see Labour being prepared to hand over any powers to it.
It would presumably be possible for the English assembly to be integrated into the Commons – ie the English MPs are automatically the English assembly, but they would need to choose their own ministers and generate their own legislation, rather than it coming from the UK government.
Brian comments: I don't think you could make a federal system work with members of the federal-level legislature doubling as the members of one (but only one) of the legislatures of the regions. They would be dealing with quite different subjects in each of their two capacities, and it would unbalance the system if only one of the regions were to be represented in this way. Moreover it would be an essential feature of the system that each of the regions would elect its legislators and governments on an electoral system chosen by the electorate of that region, quite likely to be different from the federal electoral system, and cerrtainly holding their elections on a different timetable. And, finally, I think the likeliest solution to the disparity in sizes between England and all the rest would be to split England into three or four separate regions, as generally envisaged in devolution plans. I suspect popular objections to one or more devolved parliaments and governments in England would rapidly vanish once it became clear that they would have responsibility for almost all aspects of public life — education, health, crime, policing, most taxes, utilities, etc. — apart from foreign affairs and defence.
I agree that a Labour government at Westminster would be reluctant to introduce a system which might well entail one or more legislatures and governments in England with Conservative majorities, although if England were to be divided into several separate regions, some at least would probably tend to have Labour governments and parliaments — e.g. some in the north of England, and London, unless of course Mr Blair has succeeded in completely wrecking the Labour Party by the time of the next election, in which case there may not be Labour majorities anywhere. Otherwise we would all have to get used to the idea that there would be parliaments and governments of different political hues (including Lib Dems) pursuing different policies across a range of important subjects in different parts of the country. Very healthy and very democratic. It sounds like cloud cuckoo-land, but actually we are more than half-way there already: it only requires imagination and determination to finish the job.


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M&A team of the quarter: Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
The London office of New York-based law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett scored a coup in February with its work for private equity client KKR on the acquisition of UK pet retailer Pets at Home for £950m.
The deal was the first major UK acquisition on which Simpson Thacher was able to field English law mergers and acquisitions expertise, following its hire of Adam Signy from Clifford Chance in 2009.
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It is said that money makes many things. It is indisputable that we take care of the basic necessities of life like food, clothing and shelter with the help of money. But how satisfied are we with wealth alone without being peaceful, successful, wise, brave, healthy and content? Can money buy all of these for us? No! What if there is someone who can bless us not just with material prosperity but also bestow upon us all the other intangible gifts that money can't buy? Sounds too good to be true? Read on!
Every individual (either directly or indirectly) awaits a loving glance from Her to prosper in life. She adorns the glorious chest of Sri Maha Vishnu and is His eternal consort. She is the lokapavani (the purifier of worlds), Sri Maha Lakshmi. She is not just the goddess of wealth but also the goddess of success, intelligence, compassion, purity, righteousness, wisdom, truth, spiritual strength and bliss. She blesses Her sincere devotees with the comfort and happiness of all the aspects of both the material and spiritual planes.
A simple prayer as following recited with a faithful heart will attract Sri Maha Lakshmi's compassion.
"Let me meditate on the greatest goddess. May the wife of Lord Vishnu give me higher intellect. And let Goddess Lakshmi illuminate my mind." It is important to note that any mantra recitation generates immense energy and the same needs to be returned to the universe in the form of tarpan or in the form of blessings to the near and dear. The reciter can give away the energy to the universe through tarpan by reciting "tatsa brahmarpana mastu" at the end of the mantra recitation. One can also distribute the energy through rays by blessing the near and dear. Whenever the energy tarpan is performed to the universe, one receives blessings from the universe.
• To please Sri Maha Lakshmi, it is inevitable to keep the house clean and peaceful, respect elders and women, be loving to youngsters, be honest in one's work and to worship Her along with Sriman Narayana with a sincere heart for both the material and spiritual growth.
• Offer a lamp, fresh flowers, incense, sandalwood, kumkum and fruits (if available) to the deity form or picture of goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu.
• Vibhishana worshipped goddess Lakshmi (Sita) along with Lord Vishnu (Rama), whereas, Ravana wanted only Lakshmi bereft of Her consort and the rest is history!
OnlineTemple.com offers special prayers to Sri Mukunda Priya to cast Her merciful glance upon you and your loved ones for a very happy, prosperous and peaceful life.


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Winkler László (Kispest, 1926. január 8. – 2001. január 11.) okleveles gépészmérnök, muzeológus, repüléstörténet-kutató.

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Winkler László még 1938-ban diákként ismerkedett meg a repülőmodellezéssel. 1946-tól több versenyen is részt vett, jelentős helyezéseket elérve. 1949-től 1959-ig is e területen dolgozott az OMRE majd MRSZ, MHSZ keretében. 1959-1980-ig a Hajtómű- és Felvonógyárban dolgozott, közben elkezdte a magyar repüléstörténet-kutatásról a repülési dokumentumok gyűjtését és a használt géptípusok makettjeinek építését. 1980 és 1985 között a Közlekedési Múzeum tudományos főmunkatársa és a repülési gyűjtemény kezelője volt. 1986-tól pedig már mint nyugdíjas folytatta anyaggyűjtő és publicisztikai munkásságát. Tizennégy szakkönyvnek volt szerzője, további harmincháromnak társszerzője, publikációinak száma is meghaladja a négyszázat.

Hetvenöt évesen, 2001-ben érte a halál.

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 Ki kicsoda a magyar sportéletben? Írta és szerk. Kozák Péter. Szekszárd, Babits, 1994.

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