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namespace app {
namespace Fuse {
namespace Internal {

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__bool__uType* Blender__bool__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__bool__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__bool__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__bool__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<bool>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__char__uType* Blender__char__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__char__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__char__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__char__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<char>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__double__uType* Blender__double__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__double__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__double__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__double__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<double>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

void Blender__double___ObjInit(Blender__double* __this)
{
}

double Blender__double__UnitWeight(Blender__double* __this, double v, double w)
{
    double l = double();
    double unit = __this->ToUnit(v, &l);
    return __this->Weight(unit, w);
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__float__uType* Blender__float__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__float__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__float__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__float__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<float>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

void Blender__float___ObjInit(Blender__float* __this)
{
}

float Blender__float__UnitWeight(Blender__float* __this, float v, double w)
{
    double l = double();
    float unit = __this->ToUnit(v, &l);
    return __this->Weight(unit, w);
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__float2__uType* Blender__float2__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__float2__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__float2__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__float2__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<float2>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

void Blender__float2___ObjInit(Blender__float2* __this)
{
}

::app::Uno::Float2 Blender__float2__UnitWeight(Blender__float2* __this, ::app::Uno::Float2 v, double w)
{
    double l = double();
    ::app::Uno::Float2 unit = __this->ToUnit(v, &l);
    return __this->Weight(unit, w);
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__float3__uType* Blender__float3__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__float3__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__float3__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__float3__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<float3>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

void Blender__float3___ObjInit(Blender__float3* __this)
{
}

::app::Uno::Float3 Blender__float3__UnitWeight(Blender__float3* __this, ::app::Uno::Float3 v, double w)
{
    double l = double();
    ::app::Uno::Float3 unit = __this->ToUnit(v, &l);
    return __this->Weight(unit, w);
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__float4__uType* Blender__float4__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__float4__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__float4__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__float4__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<float4>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

void Blender__float4___ObjInit(Blender__float4* __this)
{
}

::app::Uno::Float4 Blender__float4__UnitWeight(Blender__float4* __this, ::app::Uno::Float4 v, double w)
{
    double l = double();
    ::app::Uno::Float4 unit = __this->ToUnit(v, &l);
    return __this->Weight(unit, w);
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Animations_AnimationVariant__uType* Blender__Fuse_Animations_AnimationVariant__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Animations_AnimationVariant__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Animations_AnimationVariant__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Animations_AnimationVariant__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Animations.AnimationVariant>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Animations_Easing__uType* Blender__Fuse_Animations_Easing__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Animations_Easing__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Animations_Easing__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Animations_Easing__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Animations.Easing>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Animations_KeyframeInterpolation__uType* Blender__Fuse_Animations_KeyframeInterpolation__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Animations_KeyframeInterpolation__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Animations_KeyframeInterpolation__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Animations_KeyframeInterpolation__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Animations.KeyframeInterpolation>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Animations_MixOp__uType* Blender__Fuse_Animations_MixOp__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Animations_MixOp__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Animations_MixOp__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Animations_MixOp__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Animations.MixOp>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Drawing_BlendMode__uType* Blender__Fuse_Drawing_BlendMode__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Drawing_BlendMode__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Drawing_BlendMode__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Drawing_BlendMode__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Drawing.BlendMode>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Drawing_Brush__uType* Blender__Fuse_Drawing_Brush__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Drawing_Brush__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Drawing_Brush__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Drawing_Brush__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Drawing.Brush>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Drawing_DynamicBrush__uType* Blender__Fuse_Drawing_DynamicBrush__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Drawing_DynamicBrush__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Drawing_DynamicBrush__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Drawing_DynamicBrush__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Drawing.DynamicBrush>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Drawing_GradientStop__uType* Blender__Fuse_Drawing_GradientStop__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Drawing_GradientStop__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Drawing_GradientStop__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Drawing_GradientStop__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Drawing.GradientStop>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Drawing_LinearGradient__uType* Blender__Fuse_Drawing_LinearGradient__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Drawing_LinearGradient__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Drawing_LinearGradient__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Drawing_LinearGradient__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Drawing.LinearGradient>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Drawing_SolidColor__uType* Blender__Fuse_Drawing_SolidColor__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Drawing_SolidColor__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Drawing_SolidColor__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Drawing_SolidColor__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Drawing.SolidColor>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Drawing_StaticBrush__uType* Blender__Fuse_Drawing_StaticBrush__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Drawing_StaticBrush__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Drawing_StaticBrush__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Drawing_StaticBrush__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Drawing.StaticBrush>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_Alignment__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_Alignment__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_Alignment__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_Alignment__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_Alignment__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.Alignment>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_CachingMode__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_CachingMode__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_CachingMode__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_CachingMode__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_CachingMode__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.CachingMode>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_Element__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_Element__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_Element__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_Element__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_Element__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.Element>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_HitTestMode__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_HitTestMode__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_HitTestMode__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_HitTestMode__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_HitTestMode__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.HitTestMode>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_SizeUnit__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_SizeUnit__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_SizeUnit__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_SizeUnit__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_SizeUnit__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.SizeUnit>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchDirection__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchDirection__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchDirection__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchDirection__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchDirection__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.StretchDirection>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchMode__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchMode__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchMode__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchMode__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchMode__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.StretchMode>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchSizing__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchSizing__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchSizing__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchSizing__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_StretchSizing__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.StretchSizing>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextAlignment__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextAlignment__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextAlignment__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextAlignment__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextAlignment__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.TextAlignment>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextWrapping__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextWrapping__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextWrapping__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextWrapping__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_TextWrapping__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.TextWrapping>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Elements_Visibility__uType* Blender__Fuse_Elements_Visibility__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Elements_Visibility__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Elements_Visibility__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Elements_Visibility__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Elements.Visibility>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Font__uType* Blender__Fuse_Font__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Font__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Font__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Font__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Font>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Gestures_Edge__uType* Blender__Fuse_Gestures_Edge__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Gestures_Edge__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Gestures_Edge__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Gestures_Edge__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Gestures.Edge>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Gestures_ScrollDirections__uType* Blender__Fuse_Gestures_ScrollDirections__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Gestures_ScrollDirections__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Gestures_ScrollDirections__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Gestures_ScrollDirections__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Gestures.ScrollDirections>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Dock__uType* Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Dock__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Dock__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Dock__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Dock__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Layouts.Dock>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Layouts_FlowDirection__uType* Blender__Fuse_Layouts_FlowDirection__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Layouts_FlowDirection__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Layouts_FlowDirection__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Layouts_FlowDirection__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Layouts.FlowDirection>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Metric__uType* Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Metric__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Metric__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Metric__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Metric__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Layouts.Metric>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Orientation__uType* Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Orientation__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Orientation__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Orientation__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Layouts_Orientation__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Layouts.Orientation>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationDirection__uType* Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationDirection__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationDirection__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationDirection__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationDirection__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Navigation.NavigationDirection>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationEdge__uType* Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationEdge__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationEdge__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationEdge__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationEdge__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Navigation.NavigationEdge>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
}

// This file was generated based on 'C:\ProgramData\Uno\Packages\FuseCore\0.11.3\Internal\$.uno'.
// WARNING: Changes might be lost if you edit this file directly.

Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationGotoMode__uType* Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationGotoMode__typeof()
{
    static ::uStaticStrong<Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationGotoMode__uType*> type;
    if (type != NULL) return type;

    type = (Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationGotoMode__uType*)::uAllocClassType(sizeof(Blender__Fuse_Navigation_NavigationGotoMode__uType), "Fuse.Internal.Blender<Fuse.Navigation.NavigationGotoMode>", false, 0, 0, 0);

    return type;
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Awesome Intern
Bill Providing Consumer Transparency at the Pump Passes First Legislative Hurdle
Assemblyman Brian Jones' (R-Santee) legislation requiring fuel dispensers in California to contain a disclosure notice to consumers of the cost per gallon of California's greenhouse gas emission law passed the Assembly Business, Professions and Consumer Protection committee with bi-partisan support this week.
Assembly Bill 2656 will require that all wholesale fuel invoices contain a disclosure of the estimated cost of this regulation as a separate line item. Additionally the measure would require fuel dispensers in the state to contain a similar disclosure notice.
"Starting January 1, 2015, consumers will be surprised at the pump when they see a significant increase in fuel costs due to implementation of a new regulation," said Assemblyman Jones. "I'm pleased, however, that this measure will ensure all drivers will have information about the cost of fuel and its relationship to the state's greenhouse gas regulation."
In the 2011-12 timeframe the California Air Resources Board (CARB) implemented regulations establishing "Fuels Under the Cap" requirements. These requirements mandate a carbon-offset for gallons of fuels sold in California. Carbon-offsets are provided via carbon credits obtained in California's Cap and Trade market, created by CARB. Carbon offsets for fuels was deemed necessary since transportation carbon emissions constitute approximately 40% of state carbon creation.
Jay McKeeman, Vice President of Government Relations and Communications for the California Independent Oil Marketers Association (CIOMA), the sponsor of the legislation said, "The bi-partisan support of this measure exemplifies the importance of ensuring that California's motorists are fully aware of the costs associated with AB 32 implementation."
The "Fuels Under the Cap" portion of CARB's AB 32 Cap and Trade regulation is estimated to cost fuel manufacturers and some distributors up to 15 cents/gallon for compliance. All educated industry observers expect these costs to be passed along to the final consumer starting in early 2015.
Jones said, "Regardless of anyone's position on AB 32, the basic principal of the Cap and Trade regulations is to create higher prices for carbon-intensive products – signaling consumers that they should use less. This bill – which passed with bi-partisan support, will ensure consumers are provided the appropriate information so that they can make the choice to either pay the extra cost of fuel or buy a more fuel efficient vehicle."
AB 2656 passed the Assembly Business, Professions & Consumer Protection Committee with 8 "aye" votes, 5 "no" votes and one abstention. It now moves to the Assembly Appropriations Committee.

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Our community is dedicated to the appreciation and preservation of habitats near and far.
As an active chapter of National Audubon Society, we offer many opportunities for people of all ages to experience birds and learn more about the beautiful natural areas that surround us. We serve primarily the communities of Napa and Solano counties, located north and northeast of the San Francisco Bay. Attending a field trip or program is a great way to learn more about our organization. You need not be a "serious bird-watcher" to be a part of our group! We welcome newcomers and interested birders of all skill levels. As a volunteer organization with no paid staff, we offer many opportunities for volunteers to participate in a variety of projects, large or small.
Beyond bird-watching, the Napa-Solano Audubon Society is a conservation group committed to monitoring local bird populations and preserving local biodiversity in general. Napa and Solano counties are a beautiful and biologically rich area. We have a wide variety of natural habitats including tidal salt and fresh water marshes, vernal pools, grasslands with valley oaks, chaparral foothills, riparian corridors, and a several types of woodlands. Over 50,000 acres are cultivated vineyards. As an organization, we offer educational opportunities for the local community to increase awareness of the importance of these habitats and the birds that depend upon them. Please volunteer or make a monetary donation to help us carry out our citizen science efforts, to support our conservation work, and to provide educational opportunities for families, youth groups and schools.


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Frank Gehry's Ground Zero Performing Arts Scheme Abandoned
Original Proposal. Image © Gehry Partners
Written by Karissa Rosenfield
https://www.archdaily.com/477298/frank-gehry-s-ground-zero-performing-arts-scheme-abandoned
The recent hire of temporary artistic director David Lan has indicated that plans for Ground Zero's "world center for the performing arts" is moving forward in New York. The famed London director will work alongside Charcoalblue managing partner Andy Hayles to revise the original Frank Gehry-designed scheme which, according to the center's president, was prematurely designed. This leaves Gehry's involvement unclear, as the initial 1000-seat center will be abandoned for a scaled down, three-theater house that ranges from 150 to 550 seats. Competition for funding also remains an obstacle, in light of venues such as Diller Scofidio + Renfro's 2017 Culture Shed. You can learn more about the center's update here.
Karissa Rosenfield
NewsArchitecture NewsGround ZeroNew YorkNew York CityDavid LanCharcoalblueGehry Partners
Cite: Karissa Rosenfield. "Frank Gehry's Ground Zero Performing Arts Scheme Abandoned" 14 Feb 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/477298/frank-gehry-s-ground-zero-performing-arts-scheme-abandoned> ISSN 0719-8884


I'm forever on the hunt of beautiful prints to hang on our walls and if it can be something personal well then that's even better. With it being Soheil's birthday last weekend I thought it would be a wonderful chance to purchase a print from the Scandinavian brand Mapiful that I have been coveting for a while now.
These beautiful maps can be personalised to any location you like with either the name of the city or a personal message to accompany them. Such a wonderful way to display a special place or memory whilst remaining super minimalistic and chic. I choose Tehran in Iran as it's Soheil's birthplace and I'm always looking for ways to include some of his culture in to our home.
Once you have decided on your destination you can load it on to the screen and zoom in or out to focus on a certain area or point of interest. You can also choose a different layout and alter the text, in this case I went for their 'Modern' layout. Such a great gift idea and would also look fab hung in a group if you're in need of filling some wall space.


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Heinz Läuppi (ur. 7 stycznia 1936 w Trimbach - zm. 27 listopada 2001 w Aarau) – szwajcarski kolarz torowy, srebrny medalista mistrzostw świata.

Kariera
Największy sukces w karierze Heinz Läuppi osiągnął w 1962 roku, kiedy zdobył srebrny medal w wyścigu ze startu zatrzymanego amatorów podczas mistrzostw świata w Mediolanie. W zawodach tych wyprzedził go jedynie Belg Romain De Loof, a trzecie miejsce wywalczył Francuz Christian Giscos. Był to jedyny medal wywalczony przez Läuppiego na międzynarodowej imprezie tej rangi. Läuppi  zdobył ponadto cztery medale torowych mistrzostw Szwajcarii, w tym złoty w swej koronnej konkurencji w 1965 roku. Nigdy jednak nie wystąpił na igrzyskach olimpijskich.

Bibliografia
 Profil na cyclingarchives.com

Szwajcarscy kolarze torowi
Urodzeni w 1936
Zmarli w 2001

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Every year, the BFA selects the male and female National Champion based on competition results across all disciplines in the pool and open water. For UK divers this means training year-round and often having to travel abroad to reach the depths needed to excel on the world stage.
The 2016 champions are Tim Money and Liv Phillip.
Both athletes are cornerstones of British freediving; they are not only consistent high performing athletes on the pool circuit, but they rank at a high level in depth disciplines as well. The BFA would like to congratulate them both and wish them every success in 2017.
Meet 2015's UK Champions Liv Phillip and Tim Money, who have trained together for many years in London. This is Liv's 9th consecutive year as Champion, and Tim's 3rd. Both are AIDA Instructors, representing the UK regularly at team and individual championships and both volunteer their precious time to assist in running the BFA. Liv and Tim spoke to each other about their freediving year, challenges overcome, achievements and how they've kept on top of their game for 10 years.
Tim Money (TM): "Freediving is great escapism from conventional life, which of course I value with my job and family, but it gives me a chance to have some adventures. Plus, the community is special. At events there is a common shared love and understanding of freediving despite differences in race, culture and lifestyle and I think that is pretty unique. Our sport is competitive, but because of the intensity of our sport, camaraderie shines through".
LP: "2015 was totally about looking after my family and not about freediving. I took two trips to deep dive this year and the training time was minimal, but it provided some much needed time away from responsibilities back in the UK. Family illness and difficult circumstances meant it wasn't possible to make the sort of selfish decisions necessary to be a top athlete, but made it very clear how much I love diving in the sea. The challenges I've faced this year outside of freediving have been very important to me to put into the perspective how unimportant competition results are in the grand scheme of things. Having said that, as soon as I was in the water, I valued every moment and I think that explains winning the British Champion title. I ended up with a personal best in Free Immersion with a 4th place dive of 68m at the Depth World Championship in Cyprus. The nice thing is that my mum is my biggest fan and this really cheered her up".
TM: "I got some more time in deep water this year which let me concentrate on some things. I did more UK diving, which I enjoy and keeps me from getting so rusty, and I was able to get away to the Cyprus Depth World Individual Championships. I did a Constant Weight dive to 67m there, but I think for me the real achievement was the experience of learning how to do that. I went to the Bahamas earlier in the year for the Vertical Blue Championship and my family came along, but I found my little girl won my attention hands down and so I just dived for fun".
TM: "I question this every winter, and I've decided I will continue in whatever way as long as I am enjoying it. That may be recreational, within my club, teaching, or competitively".
Liv would like to thank Fusion Lifestyle, Powerfins & Elios Wetsuits for their support in 2015.
Tim would like to thank Powerfins and his employer Saba for their support in 2015.
Liv Philip & Tim Money Crowned Again!
Saturday 25th January 2014 — Tim Money and Liv Philip (www.free-flowh2o.com) have been awarded the annual UK National Freediving Championship prize once again! Both athletes won last year, and incredibly this will be the 7th time in a row for Liv. Tim and Liv of London Freediving (www.londonfreediving.org), are experienced athletes who put a lot of thought and work into their training and both reaped the rewards in different ways: Tim sites this as the year his deep diving changed, taking on the same consistency of the pool, learning a different way to equalize and progressing 10m deeper than his personal best; Liv's concentration on performance was divided at the beginning of the year with teaching in danger of taking over, but with time invested on herself to train she earned a bronze medal at the World Championships.
The year kick started for both athletes, in the wet and cold winter with some pool competitions whilst training off-season, achieving some solid performances at the Riga Freediving Cup (www.free-diving.lv/competitions.html) and the Great Northern International Pool Championships (www.freedivingcompetition.com). As the summer began the great friends who have trained together for many years, travelled to Myrtos, Greece, to take part in the 6th Mediterranean World Cup (www.freediving-club.gr). This event was particularly significant for Tim, as it was here that his diving technique changed completely: 'I figured out I had been equalizing a very hard way for the last six years, and there was an easy way to do it! It was a revelation, I went from constant focus, and probably anxiety of whether I can equalise at the next meter, to just falling and ears open no stress, laaaaa…. amazing.' Performance-wise Money did well, diving five times below the 60m mark over the course of the competition.
Selection of the annual male and female UK Champions is made by collating points earned across all six competitive disciplines, pool and depth, between 31st October and 31st November.


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Webinar: Data protection & international trade
Brexit Webinar: Data protection & barriers to international trade
As part of DWF's Brexit webinar series, our data protection and cyber security experts explored the impact that the UK's departure from the EU has on your use of personal data for doing business in the UK, the EU and the wider world.
Brexit has been a moveable feast and questions still remain about its impact on data protection in the UK and EU both in the near and long term.
In this session we delve into whether the UK will now be freed from the restraints of EU data protection law to drive a pro-tech and business strategy which frees up the use of data. We uncover whether the UK will follow a data protection agenda set by mainland Europe or if it is inevitable that data protection standards in the UK will be eroded over time.
Watch the webinar recording for clarity on the following:
How does Brexit impact the free use of customer and employee data?
What are the data protection requirements that are placed on your operations in the UK and EU?
What are the options for dealing with those requirements as you grapple with the two regimes of the UK GDPR and EU GDPR?
To what extent does data protection create barriers to international trade?
What does the future of data protection look like for the UK and the EU, what is on the horizon and how will this benefit or impact your business?
For advice on the topic of data protection and barriers to international trade, please contact our experts on on the details below.
James Drury-Smith
JP Buckley
Partner // Regional Data Protection & Cyber Security Leader
Data Protection and Cyber Security
Webinar recording: Public Inquiries - what to expect and how to prepare 21 Jan 2022
In our recent webinar on Public Inquiries, DWF experts were joined by Mr. Paul Greaney QC from New Park Court and Katherine Blackwell QC from Lincoln House Chambers. Watch the recording on demand today!
DWF adds new insurance partner in London 21 Jan 2022
DWF, the global provider of integrated legal and business services, has appointed Lucy Tolond as a Partner to its Insurance team in London.
DWF appointed to NHS Resolution Legal Services Panel 21 Jan 2022
DWF, the global provider of integrated legal and business services, has been appointed to the NHS Resolution Legal Services Panel.


From Fly Guy Phonics Boxed Set. Text copyright © 2017 Tedd Arnold. Illustrations copyright © 2017 Tedd Arnold. All rights reserved.
Buzz into reading with Fly Guy!
Kids will have an amazing time learning to read with Fly Guy in this amazing phonics program that focuses on short and long a, e, i, o, u sounds.
Chock-full of engaging illustrations from the original Fly Guy series, each book is designed to help build a beginning reader's confidence. Kids are encouraged to sound words out and even try their own hand at spelling and writing in the two workbooks provided.
Phonics are an essential building block in a lifetime of happy reading. Help your kids learn how with Fly Guy!
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Sickness experience in England, 1870-1949
Andrew Hinde, Martin Gorsky, Aravinda Guntupalli, Bernard Harris
Using data from the Hampshire Friendly Society, a sickness insurance institution in southern England, we examine morbidity trends in England between 1870 and 1949. Morbidity prevalence increased between 1870 and around 1890, mainly because of a rise in the average duration of sickness episodes, but after 1890 average durations fell markedly even though the incidence of sickness rose. During the first two decades of the twentieth century, sickness prevalence increased gradually but this rise was entirely due to the greatly increased duration of claims made by men aged 65 years and over. After the early 1920s both the incidence and the average duration of sickness claims declined. These trends seem to be measuring 'objective morbidity': they vary closely with year-on-year changes in the mortality of men of working age, but do not show any clear relationship with real wages or unemployment. Our conclusions are different from those of earlier research using English sickness insurance data. We believe that one reason for this was a methodological problem with the analysis performed by nineteenth-century actuaries.
Studies in Economic History
Patrick Gray, Joshua Hall, Ruth Herndon, Javier Silvestre
Cham, Switzerland
morbidity trends
sickness insurance
friendly societies
10.1007/978-3-031-06477-7_4
https://www.springer.com/series/13279
Hinde-etal-SLEEHR-2022-Sickness-experience-in-England-1870-1949
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Hinde, A., Gorsky, M., Guntupalli, A., & Harris, B. (2022). Sickness experience in England, 1870-1949. In P. Gray, J. Hall, R. Herndon, & J. Silvestre (Eds.), Standard of Living: Studies in Economic History (pp. 69-96). (Studies in Economic History).. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06477-7_4
Hinde, Andrew ; Gorsky, Martin ; Guntupalli, Aravinda et al. / Sickness experience in England, 1870-1949. Standard of Living: Studies in Economic History. editor / Patrick Gray ; Joshua Hall ; Ruth Herndon ; Javier Silvestre. Cham, Switzerland, 2022. pp. 69-96 (Studies in Economic History).
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Philippines remain key market for smart grid technology
With the push for grid modernization, the Philippines remains an important market for smart grid technology, G&W Electric Company regional sales manager for Asia Pacific North Enriko Camacho said.
"We have been doing business with the different (distribution) utilities here and I can say that the large chunk of our Asia Pacific market is coming from the Philippines," Camacho said in a press conference Wednesday.
He said the country comprises 60 percent of G&W Electric's Asian market.
Camacho said G&W Electric has been partnering with major distribution utilities and electric cooperatives in the country to provide products and solutions for grid technology.
The firm's regional vice president Giin Sia said there are still opportunities in the Philippine market for smart grid technology with the government's effort to energize the entire nation and asset modernization to prevent power outages due to faults in the grid.
G&W Electric launched its Teros recloser Wednesday that mitigates power disruption and manages reliable electrical service through its high-speed fault isolation.
As a smart grid technology, this does not require the use of oil or gas insulation.
"Teros comes at an opportune time when countries like the Philippines set their sights on post-pandemic recovery. Reliable energy is the lifeblood of any economy so the Philippines needs to ensure that utilities of every size have automated equipment to protect infrastructure and minimize long power outages," Sia said.
At least 5.5% GDP growth seen for Philippines in Q4Duterte, Kishida renew Philippines-Japan strategic ties


Searching within multi-lingual websites is simple with XSLTsearch 3. Using Umbraco's convenient dictionary items and language/culture facility you'll have multi-site, multi-language searching in minutes.
If you've never used the Umbraco dictionary capability before, here's a primer and "how to" guide to quickly set up XSLTsearch in your multi-lingual website. We'll cover the basics briefly and focus on how to use XSLTsearch in an Umbraco installation with multiple language sites.
You can find a more complete discussion of how to set up multi-lingual websites in the umbraco.tv episodes about Running Multiple Sites.
Install XSLTsearch from the Umbraco Package Repository, or by first downloading it from http://our.umbraco.org/website-utilities/xsltsearch.
Once XSLTsearch is installed, go to the Settings section of the Umbraco back office administration interface, and expand the Languages area. Here you'll see all the languages that your sites will be able to use.
If your sites will need a language that isn't yet listed, right-click on the Languages item and create a new language.
We now have two languages available for use in our site, English (United States) and German (Germany).
You can add as many languages for as many sites in Umbraco as you need following this same procedure.
It is best-practice to nest all your site's content beneath a homepage. The wisdom of this practice is revealed when you want to add another site to your Umbraco installation, as we will do here.
For instance, you might have your public website, intranet, and blog all in one Umbraco installation. Or perhaps you need to present one site in a lot of different languages. Or even a combination of both.
I'm going to assume you've got two sites set up similarly to that shown below, two sites with one for each language. For convenience, I have named each homepage with the two-letter culture code (EN and DE).
Now that you have two sites, you need to tell Umbraco which site is associated with each language. This is a simple point-n-click operation.
Right-click the homepage for one of the sites and select the 'Manage hostnames' menu. In the window that appears, assign a domain for this site and select the appropriate language.
You can find lots of forum posts about using separate domains or a single domain and folders to distinguish one site from another via the URL. Depending on your preferred URL you'll end up changing either the umbracoHideTopLevelNodeFromPath (in web.config file) or useDomainPrefixes (in /config/umbracoSettings.config). The combination of these settings will effect the URL for the pages in each site, but is beyond the scope of this article.
If using XSLTsearch 3.0, you should modify it as noted here. This will be the default behavior for future versions of XSLTsearch. This step is only necessary for v3.0.
Now create a search page for each site. Right-click on the home page of each site and select the Create menu. Name the page and select the XSLTsearch document type.
Your content tree will now look similar to this, with a search page in each site.
At this point, your search will work properly in all sites but all the static text on the search page will be in English, which isn't what we want.
The last step is to translate the XSLTsearch dictionary items into the languages of your site.
In the Settings section of Umbraco's back office, expand the Dictionary area. You will see a folder of terms used by XSLTsearch. Select each dictionary item in turn, entering the appropriate translation for each language of your site. If you leave any blank the default English term will be used in its place so at least your site will have text for everything, albeit in English..
That's all there is to it. All the setup work is now complete and you're ready to enjoy localized search pages across all the languages of your site. If you later add another language site all you'll need to do is create an XSLTsearch page in the new site and translate the dictionary keys into the new site's language. It couldn't be easier.


Madrid, Mar 29 (efe-epa).- More Britons have chosen Spain as their home than anywhere else in Europe and with Friday's passing of another key Brexit date Mar. 29 -the day the United Kingdom had been scheduled to leave the European Union- they are more anxious about their future than ever before.
British citizens in Spain are in limbo, not knowing how their country's withdrawal from the bloc will affect their lives, with doubt looming over issues including travelling to other EU countries to visit loved ones or start a new life, sending children off to universities abroad and maintaining current rights like being able to access healthcare.
On Wednesday evening, UK lawmakers in the House of Commons, the lower chamber of Parliament, voted down a series of options intended to end the Brexit deadlock in Westminster, while Prime Minister Theresa May said she would resign if her withdrawal deal passes.
The UK was due to leave the EU on Mar. 29, exactly two years after it invoked Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon, which set in motion a maximum of two years of negotiations between London and Brussels. But that date has been pushed back at the request of the British government to allow extra time for lawmakers to back May's deal.
Over 1,000 miles (1,609 kilometres) away from Westminster, ordinary citizens who have set up home in Madrid are already taking steps to limit any fallout further down the line.
"My immediate family is an example of what happens when people make decisions like this that just drive a bus through people's lives," Susan House, a British woman who has lived in Madrid for 40 years, told Efe-epa.
House, an author of educational materials for children, and her British husband moved to Madrid in 1980. Their two daughters were born in Spain and have British citizenship.
She is in the process of applying for Spanish citizenship, which involves multiple tests to prove to the authorities she has a certain amount of knowledge of the nation's culture and a command of the language.
"It just never seemed necessary, it just seemed like passports were things we just used to travel around with, it didn't really matter," she said of not having applied for Spanish citizenship sooner. "However, that's changed."
House's mother lives in Malta, an EU member state, and she fears that remaining British could complicate future visits to the island nation.
Katharine Scott, another long-term British resident of Madrid and a colleague of House, is also undertaking the years-long process of becoming Spanish.
But taking on Spanish citizenship, which involves renouncing British citizenship, will not guarantee the same rights that Britons have now as EU citizens, according to Scott. "We might need visas to go to Britain, in the case of going to look after aged parents."
"As far as I can see, the only way to maintain the rights that I've had since I came to live here is by changing the Spanish nationality law," said Scott, who moved to Spain in 1987.
Out of all the EU member states, excluding the UK, Spain is home to the largest population of British nationals.
According to Spanish government figures, there were some 232,837 Britons registered as living in the country in 2018, although that figure is believed to be closer to 300,000, with many not having signed up as residents.
Most were registered as living on the "costas" in the eastern region of Valencia (76,619) and Andalusia in the south (75,372), while some 9,659 Britons were registered as living in the Madrid region.
Besides the high number of Britons who are retired and moved for the favourable weather, professionals and families from the UK have also chosen to make Spain their home.
EuroCitizens, a campaign group set up after the UK's 2016 referendum, seeks to preserve the rights of UK citizens in Spain and those of Spanish nationals in the UK.
Michael Harris, chair of EuroCitizens, told Efe-epa there was growing uncertainty among Spain's British community.
British residents were concerned about travelling out of Spain and wondered if they would have to carry around Spanish documents with them next month, according to Harris.
And important life decisions were "up in the air," he said, with Britons in Spain not knowing whether they would be able to send their children off to universities in other EU countries.
Last Saturday, some 300 people turned up to a gathering in the central Madrid square Plaza Margaret Thatcher for an event organized by EuroCitizens that coincided with a protest of over 1 million people in London calling for a "People's Vote" on any final deal between the UK and EU.
About 100 members of "Bremain in Spain," another group lobbying to protect the citizens' rights, joined the protest in London.
Sue Wilson, chair of Bremain in Spain, said in a statement: "It was a sign of the commitment of Bremain in Spain members that so many of them joined us to march in London, to show that we really do have a voice."
Should another public vote on the Brexit deal become a reality, House and Scott would be ineligible to vote because they have lived outside the UK for longer than 15 years.
"When it's a referendum over something which is pretty existential to your life, to be denied the right to vote was I think a bit dirty," House said of the 2016 referendum.
Matt Davies, 34, originally from the eastern English city of Peterborough, moved to Madrid over four years ago, where he works in a call centre.
Davies, a member of Bremain in Spain, is also concerned that Brexit will impact freedom of movement and that it could thwart any future plans to move to other EU countries, or even back to the UK.
"Would employers be less inclined to employ UK citizens in the future?" Davies asked.
Some of Davies' fears about continuing to live and work in Spain have been alleviated by the country's government having recently announced a Royal Decree, which promises to protect UK citizens in Spain if the UK government agrees to reciprocal measures in the event of a no deal.
Kevin Jones, 35, a Welsh music producer originally from the town of Caernarfon, has been out of the UK for five years and in Spain for the past two, where he lives in Madrid with his Spanish wife. At the time of the referendum, Jones was living in India, where he voted for "remain" by proxy.
Jones considers himself a "reluctant remainer" because despite seeing the advantages of the UK being in the EU, especially for poorer regions like Wales, "I've also seen the devastation that years of austerity and neo-liberal policies imposed by the EU have had on the Mediterranean countries like Spain."
He voted in favour of the UK staying in the EU because he felt there was a chance to reform the EU from within.
Jones believes Brexit will not change much between the UK and Spain because "both countries are intertwined and there's no way of successfully de-tangling that relationship."
And while Brexit could involve more paperwork for UK nationals wanting to live in the EU, having lived in other countries that require visas and even more paperwork, Jones does not think red tape would stop Britons living and working in the EU after Brexit.


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Bedrooms in owner-occupied houses and condos in Orangevale, CA (95662)
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Cars and other vehicles available in Orangevale, CA (95662) in owner-occupied houses/condos
Cars and other vehicles available in Orangevale, CA (95662) in renter-occupied apartments
8$150 to $199
Median gross rent in 2017: $1,336.
Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander householders: $347,782
Occupied boats, RVs, vans, etc.: $41,310
One, detached: 10,320
0.6%92Streetcar or trolley car
0.5%76Subway or elevated
7.7%1,139Worked at home
In group quarters: 310 (84 institutionalized population)
3.4% of residents speak other Indo-European language at home (73% very well, 16% well, 6% not well, 4% not at all).
8%Russia
5%Poland
3%Scottish
JIFFY LUBE #385 (9286 GREENBACK LN in ORANGEVALE, CA)
USED OIL PROGRAM (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (tracking hazardous waste))
STATE MASTER (California - Used Oil Recycling System ) - USED OIL RECYCLING, USED OIL PROGRAM
Business NAICS classification: ALL OTHER AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE.
Organizations: PENNZOIL CO (CONTACT/OWNER)
Alternative names: JIFFY LUBE INTERNATIONAL 385
ANDREW CARNEGIE MIDDLE SCHOOL (5820 ILLINOIS AVE in ORANGEVALE, CA)
Organizations: SAN JUAN UNIFIED (SCHOOL DISTRICT)
Alternative names: CARNEGIE (ANDREW) MIDDLE
GOLDEN STATE COLLISION CTRS INC (9439 GREENBACK LN in ORANGEVALE, CA)
Organizations: FINKELSTEIN GOLDEN STATE AUTO BODY ANDPN (CONTACT/OWNER)
LA VISTA CENTER (5834 ALMOND AVE. in ORANGEVALE, CA)
LONGS DRUG STORE NO 487 (8861 GREENBACK LN in ORANGEVALE, CA)
Organizations: LONGS DRUG STORES CAL (CONTACT/OWNER)
Alternative names: LONGS DRUG STORE #487
GREEN OAKS FUNDAMENTAL (ELEM.) (7145 FILBERT AVE. in ORANGEVALE, CA)
CASA ROBLE FUNDAMENTAL HIGH (9151 OAK AVE. in ORANGEVALE, CA)
EATON ENVIRONMENTAL (9421 ORANGEVALE AVE STE 3 in ORANGEVALE, CA)
Organizations: GLENN K EATON (CONTACT/OWNER)
GERMAN AUTO (9421 ORANGEVALE AVE in ORANGEVALE, CA)
Organizations: JON MACNEIL (CONTACT/OWNER)
LOUIS W ALVES (9198 GREENBACK LN ST 202 in ORANGEVALE, CA)
FRICOT CITY / CALIFORNIA CONSERVATION CORP (FRICOT CITY ROAD in ORANGEVALE, CA)
Business SIC classification: REFUSE SYSTEMS
Business NAICS classification: SOLID WASTE LANDFILL.
KAPLAN FOUNDATION (7150 SANTA JUANITA AVE in ORANGEVALE, CA)
119,686Law enforcement workers including supervisors
87,605Legal occupations
Companies with federal contracts located in this zip code (ORANGEVALE, CA):
CALIFORNIA FAMILY HEALTH INC (8680 GREENBACK LN STE 220) : $115,450 in 26 contracts from 2003 to 2006
Contracts for Other Housekeeping Services by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - civil program financing only, Army
Signed by year: 2000: $0; 2001: $0; 2002: $0; 2003: $46,500; 2004: $47,650; 2005: $20,750; 2006: $550.
$23,400 with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - civil program financing only for Other Housekeeping Services. Signed on 2004-11-23. Completion date: 2005-10-31.
$23,400 with Army for Other Housekeeping Services. Signed on 2004-11-23. Completion date: 2005-10-31.
COMPUTER DEDUCTION INC (8680 GREENBACK LN STE 210; small business) : $59,981 in 7 contracts from 2004 to 2005
Contracts for Miscellaneous Items, Safety and Rescue Equipment, Non-Food Items For Resale by Navy
$28,311 with Navy for Miscellaneous Items. Signed on 2004-09-22. Completion date: 2004-10-01.
$6,078 with Navy for Safety and Rescue Equipment. Signed on 2005-07-29. Completion date: 2005-08-05.
DA VINCI TOOLS INC (8212 FIREWOOD CT; small business) : $33,005 in 3 contracts in 2004
$30,000 with Navy for Vocational/Technical. Signed on 2004-03-18. Completion date: 2004-03-19.
$1,005 with Navy for Communication Training Devices. Signed on 2004-08-19. Completion date: 2004-08-24.
MALLORY, RICHARD E (9184 SHAWMUTT COURT; small business) : $15,810 in 2 contracts in 2003
$15,180 with Army for Other Professional Services. Taking place in AK. Signed on 2003-01-13. Completion date: 2003-03-14.
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services: Professional Employer Organizations (250-499 employees: 1 establishment, 1-4 employees: 1 establishment)
Construction: New Single-Family Housing Construction (except Operative Builders) (100-249: 1, 50-99: 1, 10-19: 3, 5-9: 5, 1-4: 13)
Construction: Drywall and Insulation Contractors (100-249: 1, 20-49: 1, 5-9: 1, 1-4: 2)
Construction: Framing Contractors (50-99: 2, 5-9: 2, 1-4: 1)
Construction: Masonry Contractors (50-99: 1, 20-49: 2, 10-19: 1)
Construction: Painting and Wall Covering Contractors (50-99: 1, 20-49: 1, 1-4: 7)
Health Care and Social Assistance: Child Day Care Services (20-49: 1, 10-19: 2, 5-9: 4, 1-4: 5)
Real Estate and Rental and Leasing: Residential Property Managers (50-99: 1, 10-19: 1, 5-9: 1, 1-4: 2)
55 people in residential treatment centers for juveniles (non-correctional)
98 people in other group homes
42 people in residential treatment centers for emotionally disturbed children
27 people in homes for the mentally ill
LOANS ORIGINATED 357 $240,103 295 $210,577 1,130 $230,381 79 $138,452 2 $171,520 126 $158,787 2 $106,810
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 29 $241,292 32 $221,351 143 $238,738 19 $165,508 0 $0 12 $146,146 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 37 $252,579 43 $167,756 382 $255,664 39 $78,646 0 $0 47 $155,716 4 $62,078
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 43 $230,277 71 $171,965 278 $221,834 18 $155,182 0 $0 30 $134,081 2 $139,275
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 3 $220,650 18 $219,494 76 $256,474 2 $44,670 0 $0 7 $162,617 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 226 $252,887 387 $232,220 638 $228,255 114 $101,436 5 $5,142,680 126 $183,156 4 $118,038
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 33 $254,326 92 $270,835 108 $234,899 27 $130,356 0 $0 29 $183,410 7 $55,907
APPLICATIONS DENIED 38 $245,025 95 $193,157 510 $259,610 115 $156,995 2 $930,155 60 $191,949 7 $192,936
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 25 $255,040 78 $201,356 248 $266,454 29 $191,429 0 $0 35 $174,370 2 $24,495
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 6 $271,812 21 $248,774 64 $289,605 3 $43,930 0 $0 12 $233,773 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 15 $276,510 573 $252,426 1,403 $244,885 297 $134,157 9 $3,663,623 169 $221,536 7 $55,350
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 1 $359,650 167 $232,815 340 $269,287 45 $127,406 0 $0 32 $268,042 7 $69,137
APPLICATIONS DENIED 5 $260,300 212 $270,206 988 $281,481 176 $128,879 0 $0 74 $269,473 15 $135,629
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 92 $278,477 369 $286,215 49 $173,163 0 $0 33 $315,764 2 $171,480
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 19 $242,523 128 $306,142 21 $226,602 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 5 $366,380 1,098 $233,644 2,213 $243,406 412 $124,656 6 $3,366,163 293 $228,120 9 $123,800
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 0 $0 170 $215,706 436 $273,100 70 $145,888 0 $0 37 $258,773 4 $82,220
APPLICATIONS DENIED 2 $295,930 399 $269,342 1,006 $282,727 224 $164,029 0 $0 104 $267,249 6 $211,282
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 176 $245,580 828 $262,445 64 $190,817 3 $195,610 66 $248,339 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 8 $324,873 1,524 $242,911 3,187 $254,132 483 $148,481 2 $2,494,870 342 $230,841 5 $33,822
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 0 $0 232 $219,031 454 $254,038 56 $133,346 0 $0 57 $206,645 2 $103,870
APPLICATIONS DENIED 0 $0 324 $238,719 1,036 $265,015 256 $137,329 0 $0 84 $253,375 18 $88,426
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 2 $126,865 246 $244,233 935 $255,314 105 $178,028 2 $1,295,430 78 $245,306 2 $75,450
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 44 $238,108 292 $281,975 13 $116,269 0 $0 19 $245,375 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 14 $226,529 1,643 $219,881 3,544 $210,599 464 $110,660 6 $5,229,682 363 $208,021 13 $167,392
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 0 $0 210 $242,374 487 $210,474 59 $98,311 0 $0 35 $229,715 9 $161,173
APPLICATIONS DENIED 0 $0 339 $236,131 986 $213,549 187 $105,783 0 $0 95 $192,759 14 $82,946
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 9 $193,070 210 $212,647 863 $217,877 92 $130,721 0 $0 68 $193,530 1 $416,580
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 43 $272,001 345 $221,326 29 $86,559 0 $0 18 $193,068 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 95 $215,526 1,296 $188,601 5,962 $177,436 292 $62,784 1 $11,100,000 429 $159,077
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 12 $229,284 160 $194,539 703 $173,579 76 $51,034 0 $0 52 $154,850
APPLICATIONS DENIED 4 $200,593 211 $186,234 1,055 $185,931 161 $40,578 0 $0 77 $188,505
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 13 $170,565 189 $194,168 1,121 $182,485 33 $53,286 0 $0 52 $155,673
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 2 $186,685 14 $192,166 158 $192,760 15 $63,817 0 $0 9 $138,768
LOANS ORIGINATED 120 $183,771 672 $174,986 2,520 $167,309 160 $49,101 2 $2,632,520 159 $133,459
APPLICATIONS DENIED 11 $191,815 72 $162,865 530 $156,317 90 $37,905 2 $804,060 21 $149,694
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 14 $151,523 75 $148,641 479 $155,369 30 $45,036 0 $0 21 $125,281
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 16 $136,001 78 $193,118 5 $22,236 0 $0 11 $157,530
LOANS ORIGINATED 144 $148,080 570 $154,672 1,875 $149,864 101 $32,426 2 $5,591,950 94 $121,092
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 9 $118,207 36 $150,189 220 $140,218 24 $43,316 0 $0 13 $153,879
APPLICATIONS DENIED 16 $131,325 70 $135,891 441 $128,194 69 $30,274 0 $0 26 $100,692
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 19 $136,488 106 $146,077 4 $40,848 0 $0 5 $185,892
LOANS ORIGINATED 234 $139,571 542 $132,990 414 $106,784 98 $29,642 3 $5,875,547 59 $100,536
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 11 $108,645 58 $126,235 75 $99,439 56 $30,401 0 $0 6 $21,418
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 15 $132,484 83 $113,505 106 $112,304 11 $38,441 0 $0 2 $12,510
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 7 $114,440 21 $111,238 34 $149,825 4 $26,948 0 $0 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 223 $128,380 449 $134,750 726 $119,028 97 $26,326 4 $999,093 73 $95,633
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 6 $120,783 43 $142,044 140 $126,662 49 $29,943 2 $90,650 13 $116,539
APPLICATIONS DENIED 18 $128,258 61 $124,820 309 $104,946 64 $28,392 1 $84,630 23 $113,823
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 20 $126,860 88 $158,066 212 $131,173 4 $90,873 3 $4,861,340 9 $94,690
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 5 $117,420 10 $102,764 80 $112,818 5 $26,080 0 $0 3 $83,247
LOANS ORIGINATED 49 $237,378 8 $289,100 2 $161,545
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 16 $192,239 7 $246,569 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 14 $217,449 3 $249,027 2 $162,595
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 0 $0 13 $380,390 1 $671,200
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 0 $0 10 $319,632 0 $0
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 3 $279,927 18 $223,933 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 148 $184,369 127 $167,967 8 $146,485
APPLICATIONS DENIED 2 $205,480 11 $158,007 3 $133,937
APPLICATIONS DENIED 1 $270,650 5 $138,506 1 $73,550
Donald 58 68.3 years
Dorothy 51 76.8 years
Taylor 19 79.9 years
Young 17 76.4 years
7-Eleven 1 Little Caesars Pizza 1
99 Cents Only Stores 1 Papa John's Pizza 1
Big O Tires 1 Penske 1
Blockbuster 1 Quiznos 1
CVS 1 RadioShack 1
DHL 1 Starbucks 1
Dairy Queen 1 Subway 1
Dennys 1 T-Mobile 2
Discount Tire 1 Taco Bell 2
Kroger 2 Walmart 1
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