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Q: How to implement a self sizing UITableView? I want to dynamically resize my UITableView based on its content. As an UITableView has no intrinsic content size, I have to manipulate the height constraint programmatically. However, I want to have a max_height after which the UITableView stops growing.
With each reload, I set the UITableView's height constraint to its contentSize. If the contentSize is bigger than what fits into the defined boundaries, AutoLayout complains it "can not satisfy constraints simultaneously".  So I tried giving the UITableView's height constraint the priority 999. In my understanding, if AutoLayout has to break constraints, it breaks the ones with the lowest priority first and tries to get as close to the constant as possible. (Perfect!)
If everything above the TableView is of fixed height, this works fine as seen in:

As soon as anything above the TableView relies on intrinsic contentSize (like a StackView with two labels) it doesn't work anymore. As soon as the height constraint gets too big, anything without a fixed height gets compressed. (Setting the compression resistance to 751 and content hugging priority to 249 does not change this)

To make it easier to verify I have created a GitHub project (https://github.com/Shanakor/SelfSizing-TableView/branches). On branch "master" you will find the working copy and on branch "not_working" you will find the alternative approach.
Thanks for your help.

A: Even after your change in Question description the reason is in constraints' priorities. Your stackview height is defined from its' intrinsic size. Which in turn is defined according to intrinsic sizes or height constraints of the arranged views (in this case it's intrinsic size of labels). So if you want your stack view to keep it's size (i.e. resist compression), the priority of the compression resistance(of the stack view and all its' arranged views) should be higher than the priority of table view height constraint.
So you need to set table view height constraint priority lower than UILayoutPriorityDefaultHigh (i.e. at least 749) and the default compression resistance for the stackView


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Thomas Stout is the Principal Investigator for the National Science Foundation Southeast Maritime and Transportation (SMART) Center. The SMART Center is one of 40 national ATE (Advanced Technological Education) centers with a focus on developing strong industry and education partnerships. The SMART Center's focus is on maritime and transportation technologies. It is the only NSF ATE Center in Virginia and is housed in the Advanced Technology Center at Tidewater Community College (TCC) in Hampton Roads.
Thomas Stout is the Dean for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics on the Chesapeake Campus of TCC. Previously, he held the position of Associate Professor of Electromechanical Controls at TCC, teaching Mechatronics, Electromechanical Controls and Electronics Technology. He has worked in industrial maintenance, mechatronics and safety. He earned his BS degree from Old Dominion University in 2004 and his MS in Electronics Engineering from Norfolk State University in 2007. He served in the United States Navy retiring as an Avionics, Senior Chief Petty Officer after working 20 years on ships and aircraft.


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Tribe FiceaeGaudich.
Higher classification Moraceae
Order Rosales
Family Moraceae
Scientific name Ficus
Lower classifications Common fig, Weeping fig, Rubber fig, Ficus microcarpa, Fiddle‑leaf fig
Similar Common fig, Water, Date palm, Leaf, Chrysanthemum
Ficus berries food for birds
Ficus (/ˈfaɪkəs/ or /ˈfiːkəs/) is a genus of about 850 species of woody trees, shrubs, vines, epiphytes and hemiepiphytes in the family Moraceae. Collectively known as fig trees or figs, they are native throughout the tropics with a few species extending into the semi-warm temperate zone. The common fig (F. carica) is a temperate species native to southwest Asia and the Mediterranean region (from Afghanistan to Portugal), which has been widely cultivated from ancient times for its fruit, also referred to as figs. The fruit of most other species are also edible though they are usually of only local economic importance or eaten as bushfood. However, they are extremely important food resources for wildlife. Figs are also of considerable cultural importance throughout the tropics, both as objects of worship and for their many practical uses.
Ficus trees
Ecology and uses
Fig fruit and reproduction system
Mutualism with the pollinating fig wasps
Cultural and spiritual significance
List of famous fig trees
Ficus is a pan-tropical genus of trees, shrubs and vines occupying a wide variety of ecological niches; most are evergreen, but some deciduous species are endemic to areas outside of the tropics and to higher elevations. Fig species are characterized by their unique inflorescence and distinctive pollination syndrome, which utilizes wasp species belonging to the family Agaonidae for pollination.
The specific identification of many of the species can be difficult, but figs as a group are relatively easy to recognize. Many have aerial roots and a distinctive shape or habit, and their fruits distinguish them from other plants. The fig fruit is an enclosed inflorescence, sometimes referred to as a syconium, an urn-like structure lined on the inside with the fig's tiny flowers. The unique fig pollination system, involving tiny, highly specific wasps, known as fig wasps that enter via ostiole these sub-closed inflorescences to both pollinate and lay their own eggs, has been a constant source of inspiration and wonder to biologists. Finally, there are three vegetative traits that together are unique to figs. All figs possess a white to yellowish latex, some in copious quantities; the twig has paired stipules or a circular stipule scar if the stipules have fallen off; and the lateral veins at the base of the leaf are steep, forming a tighter angle with the midrib than the other lateral veins, a feature referred to as "tri-veined".
There are no unambiguous older fossils of Ficus. However, current molecular clock estimates indicate that Ficus is a relatively ancient genus being at least 60 million years old, and possibly as old as 80 million years. The main radiation of extant species, however, may have taken place more recently, between 20 and 40 million years ago.
Some better-known species that represent the diversity of the genus include the common fig, a small temperate deciduous tree whose fingered fig leaf is well known in art and iconography; the weeping fig (F. benjamina), a hemi-epiphyte with thin tough leaves on pendulous stalks adapted to its rain forest habitat; the rough-leaved sandpaper figs from Australia; and the creeping fig (F. pumila), a vine whose small, hard leaves form a dense carpet of foliage over rocks or garden walls.
Moreover, figs with different plant habits have undergone adaptive radiation in different biogeographic regions, leading to very high levels of alpha diversity. In the tropics, it is quite common to find that Ficus is the most species-rich plant genus in a particular forest. In Asia as many as 70 or more species can co-exist. Ficus species richness declines with an increase in latitude in both hemispheres.
Figs are keystone species in many rainforest ecosystems. Their fruit are a key resource for some frugivores including fruit bats, capuchin monkeys, langurs and mangabeys. They are even more important for some birds. Asian barbets, pigeons, hornbills, fig-parrots and bulbuls are examples of taxa that may almost entirely subsist on figs when these are in plenty. Many Lepidoptera caterpillars feed on fig leaves, for example several Euploea species (crow butterflies), the plain tiger (Danaus chrysippus), the giant swallowtail (Papilio cresphontes), the brown awl (Badamia exclamationis), and Chrysodeixis eriosoma, Choreutidae and Copromorphidae moths. The citrus long-horned beetle (Anoplophora chinensis), for example, has larvae that feed on wood, including that of fig trees; it can become a pest in fig plantations. Similarly, the sweet potato whitefly (Bemisia tabaci) is frequently found as a pest on figs grown as potted plants and is spread through the export of these plants to other localities. For a list of other diseases common to fig trees, see List of foliage plant diseases (Moraceae).
The wood of fig trees is often soft and the latex precludes its use for many purposes. It was used to make mummy caskets in Ancient Egypt. Certain fig species (mainly F. cotinifolia, F. insipida and F. padifolia) are traditionally used in Mesoamerica to produce papel amate (Nahuatl: āmatl). Mutuba (F. natalensis) is used to produce barkcloth in Uganda. Pou (F. religiosa) leaves' shape inspired one of the standard kbach rachana, decorative elements in Cambodian architecture. Indian banyan (F. bengalensis) and the Indian rubber plant, as well as other species, have use in herbalism.
Figs have figured prominently in some human cultures. There is evidence that figs, specifically the common fig (F. carica) and sycamore fig (Ficus sycomorus), were among the first – if not the very first – plant species that were deliberately bred for agriculture in the Middle East, starting more than 11,000 years ago. Nine subfossil F. carica figs dated to about 9400–9200 BCE were found in the early Neolithic village Gilgal I (in the Jordan Valley, 13 km north of Jericho). These were a parthenogenetic type and thus apparently an early cultivar. This find predates the first known cultivation of grain in the Middle East by many hundreds of years.
World production of raw figs in 2013 was 1.1 million tonnes, led by Turkey with 0.3 million tonnes, double the volume of the next largest producer, Egypt (table). Dried fig production in 2013 was 133,447 tonnes globally, also led by Turkey with 36% of the total, followed by Morocco and Iran.
In a 100 gram serving, raw figs provide 74 calories, but no essential nutrients in significant content, all having less than 10% of the Daily Value (DV) (table). When dried (uncooked), however, 100 grams of figs supply 249 calories with the dietary mineral, manganese, in rich content (24% DV) and several other minerals and vitamin K in moderate amounts of the DV (table).
Many fig species are grown for their fruits, though only Ficus carica is cultivated to any extent for this purpose. The fig fruits, important as both food and traditional medicine, contain laxative substances, flavonoids, sugars, vitamins A and C, acids and enzymes. However, figs are skin allergens, and the latex is a serious eye irritant.
A fig "fruit" is a type of multiple fruit known as a syconium, derived from an arrangement of many small flowers on an inverted, nearly closed receptacle. The many small flowers are unseen unless the fig is cut open. In Chinese the fig is called wú huā guǒ (simplified Chinese: 无花果; traditional Chinese: 無花果), "fruit without flower". In Bengali, where the common fig is called dumur, it is referenced in a proverb: tumi jeno dumurer phool hoe gele ("You have become [invisible like] the dumur flower").
The syconium often has a bulbous shape with a small opening (the ostiole) at the outward end that allows access to pollinators. The flowers are pollinated by very small wasps that crawl through the opening in search of a suitable place to lay eggs. Without this pollinator service fig trees could not reproduce by seed. In turn, the flowers provide a safe haven and nourishment for the next generation of wasps. This accounts for the frequent presence of wasp larvae in the fruit, and has led to a coevolutionary relationship. Technically, a fig fruit proper would be only one of the many tiny matured, seed-bearing gynoecia found inside one fig – if you cut open a fresh fig, individual fruit will appear as fleshy "threads", each bearing a single seed inside. The genus Dorstenia, also in the fig family (Moraceae), exhibits similar tiny flowers arranged on a receptacle but in this case the receptacle is a more or less flat, open surface.
Fig plants can be monoecious (hermaphrodite) or gynodioecious (hermaphrodite and female). Nearly half of fig species are gynodioecious, and therefore have some plants with inflorescences (syconium) with long styled pistillate flowers, and other plants with staminate flowers mixed with short styled pistillate flowers. The long flowers styles tend to prevent wasps from laying their eggs within the ovules, while the short styled flowers are accessible for egg laying.
All the native fig trees of the American continent are hermaphrodites, as well as species like Indian banyan (F. benghalensis), weeping fig (F. benjamina), Indian rubber plant (F. elastica), fiddle-leaved fig (F. lyrata), Moreton Bay fig (F. macrophylla), Chinese banyan (F. microcarpa), sacred fig (F. religiosa) and sycamore fig (F. sycomorus).
On the other hand, the common fig (Ficus carica) is a gynodioecious plant, as well as lofty fig or clown fig (F. aspera), Roxburgh fig (F. auriculata), mistletoe fig (F. deltoidea), F. pseudopalma, creeping fig (F. pumila) and related species.
The hermaphrodite common figs are called "inedible figs" or caprifigs; in traditional culture in the Mediterranean region they were considered food for goats (Capra aegagrus). In the female fig trees, the male flower parts fail to develop; they produce the "edible figs". Fig wasps grow in common fig caprifigs but not in the female syconiums because the female flower is too long for the wasp to successfully lay her eggs in them. Nonetheless, the wasp pollinates the flower with pollen from the caprifig it grew up in. When the wasp dies, it is broken down by enzymes (Ficain) inside the fig. Fig wasps are not known to transmit any diseases harmful to humans.
When a caprifig ripens, another caprifig must be ready to be pollinated. In temperate climes, wasps hibernate in figs, and there are distinct crops. Common fig caprifigs have three crops per year; edible figs have two. The first (breba) produces small fruits called olynth. Some parthenocarpic cultivars of common figs do not require pollination at all, and will produce a crop of figs (albeit sterile) in the absence of caprifigs or fig wasps.
Depending on the species, each fruit can contain hundreds or even thousand of seeds. Figs can be propagated by seeds, cuttings, air-layering or grafting. However, as with any plant, figs grown from seed are not necessarily genetically identical to the parent and are only propagated this way for breeding purposes.
There is typically only one species of wasp capable of fertilizing the flowers of each species of fig, and therefore plantings of fig species outside of their native range results in effectively sterile individuals. For example, in Hawaii, some 60 species of figs have been introduced, but only four of the wasps that fertilize them have been introduced, so only four species of figs produce viable seeds there and can become invasive species. This is an example of mutualism, in which each organism (fig plant and fig wasp) benefit each other, in this case reproductively.
The intimate association between fig species and their wasp pollinators, along with the high incidence of a one-to-one plant-pollinator ratio have long led scientists to believe that figs and wasps are a clear example of coevolution. Morphological and reproductive behavior evidence, such as the correspondence between fig and wasp larvae maturation rates, have been cited as support for this hypothesis for many years. Additionally, recent genetic and molecular dating analyses have shown a very close correspondence in the character evolution and speciation phylogenies of these two clades.
Recently, molecular techniques including the combined use of microsatellite markers in combination with mitochondrial sequence analyses have suggested that the one-to-one relationships between figs and their pollinators may not be as strict as once believed The discovery of multiple genetically distinct, cryptic wasp species paired with individual fig species supports this concern, particularly considering that not all cryptic species are sister taxa and thus must have experienced a host shift at some point. These cryptic species lacked evidence of genetic introgression or backcrosses indicating limited fitness for hybrids and effective reproductive isolation and speciation.
The existence of cryptic species suggests that neither the number of symbionts nor their evolutionary relationships are necessarily fixed ecologically. Fifty percent of fig species host multiple wasp pollinators thus are not tied inextricably to any single symbiont. On the other hand, species of wasps have been shown to pollinate multiple host fig species While the morphological characteristics that facilitate the fig-wasp mutualisms are likely to be shared more fully in closer relatives, the absence of unique pairings would make it impossible to do a one-to-one tree comparison and difficult to determine cospeciation.
With 800 species, Ficus is by far the largest genus in the Moraceae, and is one of the largest genera of flowering plants currently described. The species currently classified within Ficus were originally split into several genera in the mid-1800s, providing the basis for a subgeneric classification when reunited into one genus in 1867. This classification put functionally dioecious species into four subgenera based on floral characters. In 1965, E. J. H. Corner reorganized the genus on the basis of breeding system, uniting these four dioecious subgenera into a single dioecious subgenus Ficus. Monoecious figs were classified within the subgenera Urostigma, Pharmacosycea and Sycomorus.
This traditional classification been called into question by recent phylogenetic studies employing genetic methods to investigate the relationships between representative members of the various sections of each subgenus. Of Corner's original subgeneric divisions of the genus, only Sycomorus is supported as monophyletic in the majority of phylogenetic studies. Notably, there is no clear split between dioecious and monoecious lineages. One of the two sections of Pharmacosycea, a monoecious group, form a monophyletic clade basal to the rest of the genus, which includes the other section of Pharmacosycea, the rest of the monoecious species, and all of the dioecious species. These remaining species are divided into two main monophyletic lineages (though the statistical support for these lineages isn't as strong as for the monophyly of the more derived clades within them). One consists of all sections of Urostigma except for section Urostigma s. s.. The other includes section Urostigma s. s., subgenus Sycomorus, and the species of subgenus Ficus, though the relationships of the sections of these groups to one another are not well resolved.
Fig trees have profoundly influenced culture through several religious traditions. Among the more famous species are the sacred fig tree (Pipal, bodhi, bo, or po, Ficus religiosa) and the banyan fig (Ficus benghalensis). The oldest living plant of known planting date is a Ficus religiosa tree known as the Sri Maha Bodhi planted in the temple at Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka by King Tissa in 288 BCE. The common fig is one of two significant trees in Islam, and there is a sura in Quran named "The Fig" or At-Tin (سوره تین). In East Asia, figs are important in Buddhism and Hinduism. In Jainism, the consumption of any fruit belonging to this genus is prohibited. The Buddha is traditionally held to have found bodhi (enlightenment) while meditating under a sacred fig (F. religiosa). The same species was Ashvattha, the "world tree" of Hinduism. The plaksa Pra-sravana was said to be a fig tree between the roots of which the Sarasvati River sprang forth; it is usually held to be a sacred fig but more probably seems to be a wavy-leaved fig (F. infectoria). According to the Kikuyu people, sacrifices to Ngai were performed under a sycomore tree (Mũkũyũ) and if one was not available, a fig tree (Mũgumo) would be used. The common fig tree is cited in the Bible, where in Genesis 3:7, Adam and Eve cover their nakedness with fig leaves. The fig fruit is also included in the list of food found in the Promised Land, according to the Torah (Deut. 8). Jesus cursed a fig tree for bearing no fruit (Mark 11:12–14). The fig tree was sacred in ancient Cyprus where it was a symbol of fertility.
Ashvattha – the world tree of Hinduism, held to be a supernatural F. religiosa
Bodhi tree – a F. religiosa
Charybdis Fig Tree of Homer's Odyssey, presumably a F. carica
Curtain Fig Tree – a F. virens
Ficus Ruminalis – a F. carica
Plaksa – another supernatural fig in Hinduism; usually identified as F. religiosa but probably F. infectoria
Santa Barbara's Moreton Bay Fig Tree – a F. macrophylla
Sri Maha Bodhi – another F. religiosa, planted in 288 BCE, the oldest human-planted tree on record
The Great Banyan – a F. benghalensis, a clonal colony and once the largest organism known
Vidurashwatha – "Vidura's Sacred Fig Tree", a village in India named after a famous F. religiosa that until recently stood there
Wonderboom - the largest fig tree, in Pretoria, South Africa
Ficus Wikipedia
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Hollywood Reporter columnist Anne Thompson knows the business, so when she deals with the Oscars (only one of the blog's regular topics) she speaks with authority. Unlike most of the competition, she actually does shoe-leather reporting. A recent post about a "World Trade Center" bash at Morton's was a model of how to work a room, with Thompson getting a fascinating insight from financier Moritz Borman (European audiences are turning against U.S. movies as well as U.S. foreign policy) while shrewdly gauging the movie's Oscar hopes. This blog is a must morning read.
Reading Tom O'Neil on the Los Angeles Times' award site is like cozying up under the covers to watch a Joan Crawford movie -- it's a high-camp experience. Although steeped in academy lore, he's the poster boy for the trivialization of Oscar coverage. Every minor item is an eye-popping scoop, whether O'Neil is touting Catherine O'Hara in "For Your Consideration" or "Factory Girl's" Sienna Miller, whom he claims "is coming on strong as a late-breaking Oscar rival -- some gurus even dare to say front-runner -- in the best-actress derby." My favorite O'Neil headline: "Did Oscar Break Up Reese and Ryan?"
Blogging is supposed to be personal, but too often Jeffrey Wells tells us more than we want to know about what's going on in his life, including how the tape of his chat with "The Queen's" Michael Sheen was ruined "by clattering dishes and the loud, insistent voices of three or four women sitting two tables away." I admire Wells' pit bull-like tenacity but could do without his delusions of grandeur, as in his recent boast that he was "very satisfied -- I can even say comforted -- that I was part of the team that ... took down 'Munich.' "
David Poland spends most of his time deriding the print media's feeble attempts at covering the award racket. Alas, his coverage leaves something to be desired, as with this recent bizarre Oscar musing: "Even the fumbling, slightly irritating bedmates from Toronto couldn't be sent on their way, never to be clumsy again, because what if the frogs turned out to be princes/princesses and we were too stupid to see it and sent them away too soon and someone else became their famous mate?" Poland is so dismissive of everyone else's scoops that Wells once wrote that if Jesus Christ floated down from the heavens onto the White House South Lawn, Poland would say, "Is anyone really surprised by this?"


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Nils Johan (John) Martin Settergren, född 15 december 1868 i Norra Härene i Skaraborgs län, död 7 augusti 1917 i Juzovka i Ryssland (nuvarande Donetsk i Ukraina), var en svensk arkitekt, tecknare och etsare.

Han var son till lantbrukaränkan Ida Gustava Josefina Settergren. Settergren var elev vid Tekniska skolan i Stockholm 1887-90 med fortsatta studier vid Kungliga tekniska högskolan 1890-92 samt vid Kungliga Akademien för de fria konsterna 1892-95 och i Axel Tallbergs etsningskurs 1895–1896. Han var anställd i Stockholm hos arkitekterna Isak Gustaf Clason 1889-92 och hos Fredrik Lilljekvist 1893-96.

År 1896 flyttade han till Finland och arbetade på arkitektbyrån Grahn, Hedman & Wasastjerna. Samma år fick han uppdrag att utforma fasaderna till Argoshuset i Helsingfors och kom att skapa en nästan perfekt kopia av det Bünsowska huset i Stockholm som ritats av den tidigare arbetsgivaren Isak Gustaf Clason på 1880-talet. En annan av Claesons stockholmsbyggnader, det Hallwylska palatset, utgjorde antagligen inspirationskällan för Settergrens utformning av fasaden på Wasa Aktie Banks hus i den finska huvudstaden.

Han startade sedan egen firma i Helsingfors och samarbetade delvis med Gustaf Estlander och Mauritz Gripenberg. Han kom att rita ett flertal bostadshus i huvudstaden. Settergren främsta verk torde dock vara den barockinspirerade jugendbyggnaden Forsby slott i Pernå från 1908. År 1916 kallades han att leda planeringen av ett stort fabrikskomplex i Juzovka i Ryssland, men avled i kolera innan han hunnit avsluta arbetet.

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Svenskt konstnärslexikon del V sid 128, Allhems Förlag, Malmö.

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Why do you need a dining room buffet? Today's flexible living spaces, open concept great rooms, and cramped urban spaces may seem to eliminate the need for one. A traditional buffet loaded with the fancy china and grandma's candelabra is on its way to being a relic of the past. But a buffet still has an important place in today's home.
We have an older population downsizing and a younger population that just doesn't like accumulating things. Younger families are less likely to have the formal dishes, tablecloths, and silver flatware that filled up the dining room buffet for hundreds of years. But we still celebrate holidays and have dinner parties, and a dining room buffet gives you extra serving space. If you love decorating, set up a vignette with holiday lights, greenery, and your favorite accessories. Imagine this piece holding a beautifully decorated dessert bar at a holiday party.
Anyone who enjoys changing their seasonal décor appreciates display space. If you love displaying your vintage finds, or favorite quotes in a frame, a buffet is your empty canvas. Store all of your collectibles and decorative accents inside. Once the holidays are over, bring out the winter whites and greenery - some old finials with chippy white paint, potted herbs, and beeswax pillar candles. A farmhouse style buffet has all of the rustic charms you're looking for.
Think about the location of your dining room when you're shopping for a buffet. In an open concept home with a combined kitchen/dining area, the dining table is in the center of all the activity. When it's not set up for serving a large crowd, a buffet can display kids artwork, or have baskets on top to catch school notes or mail. Storage below can still hold seasonal décor or dishes, but there's plenty of room for things you'll use every day. This one has glass doors so you can safely display an heirloom bowl or collection.
This large buffet can store all of the extra serving pieces, home decor and lots more.
If you have young children, you probably spend plenty of time at the table doing homework, playing games, or doing craft projects. Repurposing an everyday piece of furniture, such as a buffet, to suit your family is a great way to maximize space and stay organized. Look for a style that has some drawers to store a few office supplies and napkins for mealtime. Organize small toys and art supplies in baskets down below. Add a basket for bills and mail, and you can take care of a little business while the kids are coloring. A basket or bin on top to collect school papers keeps clutter out of the kitchen. Think outside the design box - you don't need to have a formal piece or even match your table. These buffets are perfect for family organization.
With our web-connected lives and more people working remotely, a home office isn't like a luxury anymore - we need a workspace at home. If your home doesn't have a dedicated home office space, look at your home with a creative eye. With the right storage, you can create an office area almost anywhere.
Do you have a formal dining room? They can seem like wasted space, used mostly on holidays. Use your dining room as a home office without converting the entire room. Choose a buffet that's nice and deep, and has a cabinet below where you could put a small printer, some file caddies, and supplies. With computer storage, we hardly need file cabinets anymore, so a laptop and a well-organized buffet in the dining room can become a private home office. Measure your room and choose the largely sized buffet, so you still have space for some dining items. If you don't have a formal dining room set, there are plenty of interesting buffets and sideboards that make a statement.
If you do a lot of entertaining and feel a little cramped for space, a buffet is the perfect piece of furniture to use as a bar. In an open concept floor plan, a wall near the kitchen or even in the seating area is a great place for a buffet. Set up a bar there for parties to reduce traffic in the kitchen. If you have a lot of holiday guests, use it as a coffee and pastry bar. A colorful painted piece is a unique focal point.
A buffet is perfect for storing barware and supplies. Keep your ice bucket, cocktail mixes, and tools handy. If you want to create a full bar effect, add some shelves above for display. A buffet style that has built-in wine storage makes an excellent bar base.
Whether you're furnishing a new home or trying to organize your current space, a buffet or sideboard should be at the top of your shopping list.


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Didissandra brachycarpa är en tvåhjärtbladig växtart som beskrevs av A. Weber och Brian Laurence Burtt. Didissandra brachycarpa ingår i släktet Didissandra och familjen Gesneriaceae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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A Diocese de Kottapuram (Latim:Dioecesis Kottapuramensis) é uma diocese localizada no município de Kodungallur, no estado de Querala, pertencente a Arquidiocese de Verapoly na Índia. Foi fundada em 3 de julho de 1987 pelo Papa João Paulo II. Com uma população católica de 97.694 habitantes, sendo 2,7% da população total, possui 58 paróquias com dados de 2020.

História
Em 3 de julho de 1987 o Papa João Paulo II cria a Diocese de Kottapuram através do território da Arquidiocese de Verapoly.

Lista de bispos
A seguir uma lista de bispos desde a criação da diocese em 1987.

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Trail building technique has changed as much as the bikes people ride.
There aren't many cities in the world that are known for their coffee, culture and killer mountain bike tracks, but Wellington's trifecta of treasures manages to merge these three and more.
Arguably one of the world's most liveable and beautiful cities, Wellington's well-maintained greenbelt shelters a wide variety of single track options, most of them hand built by mountain bike enthusiasts over the past decade.
As a result there are dozens of sweet biking spots within pedalling distance of the city, an equal number of mountain bike clubs and weekly trail digs and a variety of events throughout the year. Local bike enthusiasts have their sights set on becoming the urban mountain biking capital of the world!
The Wellington mountain biking community's presence has also driven a number of changes which have positively impacted on trails around New Zealand. One particular initiative is the establishment of the country's first national trail funding organisation Trail Fund NZ.
Run solely by volunteers, Trail Fund NZ is a national not-for-profit organisation which supports the development and maintenance of publicly accessible trails across the country.
Founded in 2012, Trail Fund NZ has distributed almost $30,000 to volunteer-led projects. This funding has been made possible through Trail Fund's 1% for Trails sponsors (including Black Seal Imports, 3Sixty Sports, Cactus Equipment and Wheelworks), as well as donations and merchandise. Licence to Ride contributes $1 from the sale of each Manual to Trail Fund NZ, some of which went towards supporting the Silversky project.
The ongoing expansion of trails means there are rides to suit most people. From a quick and energetic 45 minute ride over lunch to an all day trek, Wellington has a plethora of trails to choose from.
Mount Victoria — located right in the heart of downtown, next to the nightlife hub of Courtenay Place, Mount Victoria offers a wide variety of technical single track that can challenge even the most advanced riders, particularly after a day or two of rain. Home to the popular Super D race, the greenbelt haven is also used as a stimulating commute for a number of riders who come from the nearby suburbs.
Miramar — Since late 2008, the Miramar Track Project has been building mountain bike trails in Maupuia Reserve, close to the tip of the Miramar Peninsula. Since adding the new kids' loop, the trails offer something for everyone: Jail Brake is fast, with great berms, tabletops and drops; Solitary tests technical skills with tight turns and tricky roots; and the kids' loop — Juvie, Bootleg and Dual Slalom — caters for beginners.
Polhill — Accessible from Brooklyn, Highbury and Aro Streets, Polhill is one of the busiest greenbelts in the city. Walkers, runners and mountain bikers share these intermediate tracks running through dense bush and, due to it being adjacent to the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, trail users are often treated to calls from bellbirds, tui, saddlebacks and even moreporks (on an evening ride). From the Brooklyn wind turbine, there are more options including south along Carparts and Barking Emu to finish at Red Rocks on the south coast, or bike around the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary fence to Makara.
Makara Peak — This is one of the most popular mountain biking parks in Wellington. In 1998 the Wellington City Council set aside 200 hectares of retired farmland. The Makara Peak Supporters group was formed. Their mission: to create a world class mountain bike park in a regenerating forest, with dual use tracks for all abilities. To date 40km of track has been built, and over 32,000 native seedlings planted. The tracks range from beginners' cross country such as Koru and Lazy Fern to teeth-clenching downhills such as Trickle Falls and Ridgeline.
There are also other trails worth riding in Wellington, such as Skyline, Mystic Portal, Wrights Hill, Belmont and Wainuiomata, among others. To some extent Wellington riders now sometimes struggle to decide where to ride. However, this wasn't always the case.
Jonny Waghorn and John Baddiley, who have been riding in Wellington since 1988 and 1993 respectively, agree that mountain biking has changed dramatically over the past 20 years.
John, who built some of Wellington's original trails including Deliverance, says the trail building technique has changed as much as the bikes people ride.
"We used to just charge through the bush, determining our lines as we went and getting our mates to follow us with chainsaws," says John. "Now that the sport has such a following, track placement needs to be a bit better thought out.


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WATCH: Charlotte Carpenter – 'Babywoman'
Charlotte Carpenter releases her new video for single 'Babywoman'.
Charlotte Carpenter is the perfect embodiment of the blues; out there, doing it on her own, taking her music and stories to the people across the UK and Europe, managing her own affairs, choosing her own destiny. This isn't some 'strong woman' cliché, this is a nominative determinism; place a piece of wood in her hand and she will use it to craft something of value to the world around her.
Self-releasing her 4th EP 'Shelter' and on vinyl for the very first time, it's dynamic and cinematic scope and vision was one of her best creations yet. Alongside blues stomper "Fire" which landed a TV sync on Sky One and ran for a total 6 weeks on the Virgin Radio playlist, Charlotte is winning acclaim from the likes of Louder Than War, Total Guitar, NME, Classic Rock alongside radio play BBC1, BBC 2 & 6 Music.
She has toured extensively across the UK and Europe with the likes of Marika Hackman, Alessi's Ark, George Ezra, Jarrod Dickenson and Hunter Hayes and for 2018 she's heading out to Europe and USA to coincide with a series of single releases.
Charlotte Carpenter Links: Website | Facebook | Twitter
Charlotte Carpenter plays The Sunflower Lounge Birmingham on Sat 16th June 2018. Tickets available here.
Watch the video for 'Babywoman' here:
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Justice Morse retires to head up SRS
By Bob Kinzel | January 15, 2003
(Host) Vermont's lawyers and politicians are stunned by Supreme Court Justice James Morse's decision to resign from the bench to become the state's next commissioner of Social and Rehabilitative Services. The Morse appointment will be formally announced on Thursday afternoon.
VPR's Bob Kinzel reports:
(Sound of court being called to order.) "Good afternoon, your honors. The matter before the court…."
(Kinzel) As daylight streamed through the five enormous rectangular windows of the Vermont Supreme Court, it was clear that the chamber was a different place on Wednesday because one of its five members was absent. Justice James Morse, who was appointed to the court 15 years ago by Governor Madeleine Kunin, was not present to hear any of the cases before the court, and his brass name plate had already been removed from the bench.
Morse, who had served as a superior court judge before being appointed to the supreme court, has decided to step down to join the Douglas administration as the next SRS commissioner. Morse will replace longtime Commissioner Bill Young, who after serving 18 years in that post, was not re-appointed by Governor Jim Douglas.
The director of the Vermont Bar Association, Robert Paolini, says there's no doubt that the state's legal community was shocked by this development:
(Paolini) "I was surprised and from the feedback that I've had in the last four or five hours in this office, I think everybody was kind of surprised. But you know, Justice Morse has always had an interest in the juvenile system. So although I'm surprised, that's kind of a logical place to see him go."
(Kinzel) Senate Judiciary Chairman Dick Sears, who's focused his committee on a variety of juvenile justice issues, says Morse is walking into one of the hardest jobs in state government:
(Sears) "You're always running a tightrope as to what might happen with people in your custody. We saw that with the Christal Jones case last year. I know it's a challenge. I think Justice Morse will be up to that challenge and I wish him well, but it's a real, real tough job."
(Kinzel) The dean of the Vermont Law School, Kinvin Wroth, says Morse played an important role in two of the Court's biggest rulings in recent times: the Brigham decision that led to the passage of Act 60, and the Baker decision which resulted in the passage of the state's civil union law:
(Wroth) "He's brought a kind of an air of higher intellectual concern for the law and legal ideas that other members of the court share as well, but it was certainly part of his contribution."
(Kinzel) Outgoing SRS Commissioner Bill Young says Morse faces some significant challenges at SRS. Young says increased drug abuse by parents and teens has resulted in a rise in the number of child abuse cases in Vermont in the past 12 months:
(Young) "It has been clear as I've talked with our folks in the districts over the course of the last year that those numbers do continue to increase. And people need to know that, until as a state – and that means everybody in the state – until we find a way to confront that problem, our children are going to die in increasing numbers. And they are."
(Kinzel) Morse's resignation gives Governor Douglas the very unusual opportunity to name a new supreme court justice in the first months of his new administration. Applications will be reviewed by the state's Judicial Nominating Board and the panel will then forward a group of recommendations to the governor. Morse was one of two trial court judges on the supreme court and Vermont Bar Association Director Paolini hopes that the governor will select a sitting judge for this vacancy:
(Paolini) "But clearly most of what they deal with is a claim of error at a lower court, so trial experience I think would be the biggest asset to an applicant."
(Kinzel) Vermont Law School Dean Wroth thinks the governor's upcoming court appointment will reveal a lot about Douglas's judicial philosophy:
(Wroth) "But it is an opportunity certainly if not to shape the Court at least make a statement about what his own views of the role of the Court and the kind of intellect that ought to be on the court are."
(Kinzel) It's expected that the selection process for a new Supreme Court justice will take several months.
For Vermont Public Radio, I'm Bob Kinzel in Montpelier.


Kikuletwa hot spring is among the best natural water springs found in the Kilimanjaro region though here there's is much to explore ranging from cultures, nature and of course hot natural swing pool.
After all enjoyment and excitement you will back to your car where we will drive to other local places in the village to enjoy your local lunch in African style. After lunch we will drive you to hot spring for refreshing and start enjoying most of the time here spent on swimming and rest on the mattress have nap then get back swimming till your body says yes it's enough then get in the vehicle start driving back to your hotel in Moshi/Arusha.


We are pleased to announce that we have been appointed to work alongside HOK and AHR Architects, on the new £200m regional arena, conference and exhibition centre at Gateshead Quays. As a Design Team, we will be developing plans for the 10-acre quays site, which occupies a prime location opposite the Gateshead Millennium Bridge; between Sage Gateshead, the iconic building and concert venue by Foster and Partners and the BALTIC, an historic former industrial, landmark building, now an internationally renowned Centre for Contemporary Art.
As well as a new 12,500 seat arena and international conference /exhibition centre, the overall masterplan ambitions for the site includes hotels, bars, cafes and restaurants that will serve to support the conference and arena events, but also to ensure that it will become a destination on non-event days. Planit-IE brings a wealth of experience of working on national and international sports and music stadia /arenas, as well as large civic streets and squares and will be working in close collaboration with the client and design team to inform the masterplan and develop ideas for a series of linked and animated external spaces.
These appointments were made by Ask Real Estate and PATRIZIA UK, Gateshead Council's development partners for Gateshead Quays.
Gateshead Council Leader, Martin Gannon, said: "The appointment of the design team is a critical and landmark decision for this project. All three organisations have global reputations and that shows our commitment to bringing a world-class arena and conference and exhibition facilities to the North East.
The 12,500 seat arena, and conference and exhibition facilities, which will be operated by SMG Europe, will replace the existing Metro Radio Arena. The development is set to open in 2021.
The design team will now commence work on a masterplan for Gateshead Quays and it is expected that a planning application will be made in late 2018.


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Foreign investors push into Pakistan's rupee bonds
Davis Cup: Pakistan's top tennis players boycott India tie
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How To Boost Your Immune System Through Tried-And-True Methods.
Our immune systems are key points of conversations this month. With everything from the COVID-19 pandemic to seasonal allergies leaving us with questions, people are actively looking for ways to boost their overall well-being. Whether it's by incorporating new herbs into your diet or trying out new forms of exercise, it's time to look at the ways to level up your health.
How locals are staying active can dramatically affect the strength of their immune systems.
"Cardiovascular exercise is essential for maximal circulation and blood flow," NexGen Fitness studio manager Brad Hall says. "While weight training is essential for musculoskeletal health and some hormonal responses, cardio arguably has a more positive effect on overall immunological health."
Adding in more cardio may sound daunting, but even small steps can make a lasting difference.
"Whenever your body is put under stress through exercise, the body becomes more resilient to foreign stressors and more efficiently deals with imbalances in your immune system," Brad says.
If running is not your style, considering giving the rowing machine at the gym a try. Rowing, along with swimming and kickboxing, is a great low-impact cardio workout that won't hurt your joints.
But the conservation doesn't stop with how we use our bodies.
"What we put into our body has a direct impact on our immune system," New Way Nutrition dietician Ann Swanson says.
For a stronger immune system, put more plants on the plate.
"[Choose] vegetables and fruits, including cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, kale, bok choy, cabbage, Brussels sprouts and arugula," Ann says. "Adequate protein, whether animal or plant-based, is fundamental for immune function."
Add Natural Supplements
It's important to take a closer look at all of the elements of your diet to ensure it includes essential vitamins and minerals. A reputable supplement, containing nutrients like vitamin C or zinc, provides an additional boost.
"Supplements may be used to complement food intake," Ann says. "Use high-quality products from professional supplement lines."
As immune system talk has gotten louder, many are touting the benefits of embracing natural elements. People have been using products like echinacea, elderberry and garlic for years to increase their well-being. High in antioxidants, echinacea has been used to prevent and treat common cold symptoms. Elderberry is also full of antioxidants and has been known to reduce the length and severity of flu symptoms. These products are available in more approachable forms, like echinacea tea and elderberry gummies, just in case your family needs a more subtle ingestion process.
"Everyone needs a strong immune system," Ann says. "Our immune system seems to decline as we age, so the elderly may require extra precaution."


What Is A Marijuana Card?
If you do not reside in a state where medical marijuana has been legalized, you might not know what a medical marijuana card is. A marijuana card is nothing more than a state issued ID card, which confirms that your doctor has recommended marijuana to you.
It usually gives you permission to obtain, posses and even cultivate marijuana for medical purposes.
If you believe that marijuana is right for you, you'll need to obtain a medical marijuana card. Getting one can be a little trickier than you might imagine.
Where Can you Get A Marijuana Card?
Remember that marijuana is not legal everywhere. At this point in time, it is possible to acquire a medical marijuana card in 29 states. You can even obtain one of these cards if you live in a state, which has legalized recreational marijuana.
This includes Washington and Colorado. Be sure to check with the laws in your state, before attempting to obtain one of these cards.
As you likely already know, you're going to need to confirm your eligibility to get a marijuana card.
There are a couple of requirements.
First and foremost, you should understand that medical marijuana is not legal throughout the entire country.
There are some states that have not legalized the drug. In order to get a card, you'll need to prove that you reside in a state where the drug has been legalized for medical purposes. If you reside in a state where medical marijuana is illegal, you will not be able to get a card.
You can prove your residence with a bill or your driver's license.
While you're at it, you need to understand that you have to have an eligible condition to obtain a marijuana card. The eligible conditions really vary from one state to the next. Some of the most common eligible conditions include AIDS, cancer, glaucoma, epilepsy and multiple sclerosis.
It may also be possible to acquire a card, if you suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, or anorexia. Some locations will focus more on the symptoms and less on the condition. Therefore, you should speak with your doctor. See whether or not marijuana is right for your unique condition.
Finally, you're going to need to obtain the right documents from your doctor. You will not be able to get a medical marijuana card, unless your doctor signs off on it. This can be a serious problem, because a lot of doctors are not too thrilled about prescribing marijuana.
At the same time, many doctors do not feel like they're qualified enough to prescribe it. Others do not trust the scientific evidence or they may believe that there isn't enough evidence. Regardless, your doctor could refuse your request.
It is always a good idea to seek out a doctor who has recommended marijuana in the past.
After you've confirmed that you're eligible for a medical marijuana card and you've gotten the paperwork needed, it is time to get your card.
It should be known that the process of obtaining a marijuana card really differs from one state to the next. It might be easier to get a card in one state and harder in another.
So, how do you get a medical marijuana card in California?
First and foremost, you'll need to acquire a medical prescription from your physician.
Then, you'll need to complete the appropriate form. You'll need to submit Application Form 9042. Along with this document, you will need to submit a handful of documents, including a photographic ID card issued by the government, proof of resident, the written prescription, and your application fee.
As long as you submit everything you need, it shouldn't take long to get your card. Just remember that the process can change depending on the state where you live.
Many people will be interested in knowing how much they'll need to pay to get a marijuana card. The truth of the matter is that it depends on your location. In California, the prices can vary depending on the county. This is the case, because the process is handled by the medical marijuana council in each county.
The current price for medical patients starts from 30$ each card. Non-medical patients will need to pay $50-100. Also, you may be required to pay an additional administration fee. You can get in touch with the county administrator in your area to find out the exact price.
In some cases, a consumer's request for a Medical Marijuana Identification Card might be rejected. In California, you always have the option of appealing this decision. While it might be a hassle, you'll be happy to know that there is no additional cost. Just makes sure you obtain and fill out the Appeal Form.
This document needs to be submitted to the California Department of Public Health. Make sure that you submit the appeal form as quickly as possible. You only have 30 days from the date that you received the rejection letter. Be sure to sign the appeal and date it.
If everything goes well, the Department of Public Health will change the ruling and provide you with a card. There are many reasons for a rejection. The most common include providing inaccurate or incomplete information, providing false information, or failing to meet the requirements.
Get everything sorted out before submitting your appeal to ensure that you'll get your card as quickly as possible.
It is also important to understand that most marijuana cards do not last forever. Most states will issue cards, which will be valid for 12 months. Therefore, you will need to renew your card periodically. The process is usually straightforward and very simple.
Just confirm your eligibility and submit the necessary paperwork. After that, you should receive an updated card in a few days or weeks.


Chalav Yisrael is milk that was watched by a Jew when the cow was milked to ensure kashrut.
May a Jewish baby nurse from a non-Jewish woman?
where can I order chalav yisroel lactose online?
Where can I find cholov yisrael evaporated milk, not powdered milk nor condensed, in the central NJ area? I have been unable to locate any.
Is cholov akum 100% treif (not kosher)? If so why does it get a hechcher (kosher supervision stamp)? And if it's not treif, is it assur (forbidden)?
Are Rabbinic decrees binding forever, or can they be rescinded?
The Shulchan Aruch says the during aseres yemei tshuva one who eats pas akum(palter) during the year should refrain during these days. Does this extend to those who are lenient with chalav Stam?
Would milk be considered cholov yisroel if someone was watching via webcam?
Is there any non-dairy (or chalav yisrael) substitute for Carnation Instant Breakfast?


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Giovanni Alberto Ristori (ur. 1692 w Bolonii, zm. 7 lutego 1753 w Dreźnie) – włoski kompozytor, organista i klawesynista.

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Debiutował w 1713 roku w Padwie jako twórca pastorale Pallade trionfante in Arcadia, później tworzył opery wystawiane w Wenecji, Bolonii i Rovigo. W 1716 roku przybył wraz z zespołem swojego ojca, Tommaso Ristoriego, na dwór elektora saskiego i króla polskiego Augusta II w Dreźnie. W 1717 roku otrzymał stanowisko kompozytora muzyki włoskiej, współpracował z kapelą dworską w Warszawie. W latach 1731–1732 przebywał w Petersburgu, gdzie napisał muzykę na uroczystość koronacji cesarzowej Anny, następnie wrócił na dwór saski, gdzie w 1733 roku otrzymał stanowisko organisty nadwornego Augusta III. Między 1738 a 1744 rokiem przebywał w Neapolu na dworze królowej Marii Amalii, w 1744 roku powrócił do Drezna. W 1746 roku otrzymał posadę kompozytora muzyki kościelnej na dworze saskim, a w 1750 roku wicekapelmistrza.

Twórczość
Należał do czołowych twórców włoskich działających na dworze saskim, jego zasługą jest przeniesienie do innych krajów włoskiej opery komicznej. Jego Calandro (1726) uważana jest za pierwszą włoską operę buffa napisaną na terytorium Niemiec, była też pierwszą zaprezentowaną na scenie rosyjskiej (Petersburg 1731). Jego dzieła wystawiano też m.in. w Pradze i Londynie. Skomponował około 20 oper, cechujących się typowym dla wczesnego okresu twórczości szkoły neapolitańskiej układem recytatywów i arii da capo oraz ograniczeniem partii chóralnej. Ponadto był autorem 4 symfonii, 3 requiem, 3 mszy, 22 motetów, 2 oratoriów i 8 kantat, w tym kantaty Componimento per musica na imieniny Augusta III. Znaczna część twórczości Ristoriego przepadła najpierw podczas oblężenia Drezna w trakcie III wojny śląskiej (1760), a później w bombardowaniu miasta w 1945 roku.

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Włoscy kompozytorzy baroku
Urodzeni w 1692
Zmarli w 1753
Ludzie urodzeni w Bolonii
Muzycy nadworni Augusta II Mocnego
Muzycy związani z Dreznem


1There are three things in which I take special delight — things that are beautiful to the Lord and human beings alike:25.1 Some ancient translations There are… alike; Greek I was made beautiful in three ways and I stood before the Lord and human beings in beauty.
and a married couple who are happy together.
and foolish old men who commit adultery.
3Unless you learn what you can while you are young, you will never be wise when you reach old age. 4Sound judgement, good advice, and grey hair go together beautifully. 5Wisdom, understanding, and sound counsel are appropriate to the aged and the respected. 6Elderly people wear the crown of long experience, and they can boast of nothing finer than their fear of the Lord.
a married couple who are well-matched,25.8 Hebrew and one ancient translation a married couple… well-matched; Greek does not have these words.
9someone fortunate enough to have a real friend,25.9 Some ancient translations real friend; Greek good sense.
10and the really great one: someone who is wise.
But the greatest one of all is the person who fears the Lord.
11Such a person has no equal, because the fear of the Lord is the most important thing in the world.25.11 Some manuscripts add verse 12: Fearing the Lord is the first step towards loving him, and faith is the first step towards loyalty to him.
13No wound is as serious as wounded love. No troubles are as serious as the troubles that women cause. 14No sufferings are worse than the sufferings caused by people who hate you. No revenge is worse than revenge taken by an enemy. 15No poison is deadlier than the poison of a snake, and no anger is deadlier than the anger of a woman.25.15 Some ancient translations woman; Greek enemy.
16I would rather live in the same house with a lion or a dragon than with a bad wife. 17When a wife is in a bad mood, her expression changes until she looks like an angry bear. 18Her husband has to go and eat with the neighbours, where he can't hold back his bitter sighs.
19Compared with the troubles caused by a woman, any other trouble looks small. May such women suffer the fate of sinners!
20A quiet man living with a nagging wife is like an old man climbing up a sandy hill.
21Never lose your head over a woman's beauty, and don't try to win a woman because she is wealthy.25.21 Hebrew because she is wealthy, Greek does not have these words. 22When a man is supported by his wife, there is sure to be anger, arrogance, and humiliation. 23A bad wife will make her husband gloomy and depressed, and break his heart. Show me a timid man who can never make up his mind, and I will show you a wife who doesn't make her husband happy. 24Sin began with a woman, and we must all die because of her. 25Don't let a bad wife have her way, any more than you would allow water to leak from your cistern. 26If she won't do as you tell her, divorce her.


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City report recommends hundreds of new taxis be added to Calgary roads
Calgary could see hundreds of additional cabs on the road to ease peak-period shortages if a recommendation by the city's Community Services and Protective Services is approved by council.
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Taxis line up for passengers at Calgary International Airport. A new city report is recommending the release of 383 new taxi plates to the 1,526 currently in operation.	Stuart Gradon
The Livery System Enhancements report is pushing for the release of 383 new taxi plates, in addition to the 1,526 currently in operation. The new cabs would be required to operate during peak periods — Friday and Saturday nights.
Together, these motions will "help to ensure taxi supply keeps pace with growth, and significantly increase taxi availability during peak times," said the report, which will be submitted to standing committee next week.
The idea received mixed reviews from taxi drivers Saturday afternoon.
"I support it," said Abera Adane, a driver with Checker Yellow Cabs. Adane rents his taxi for around $400 a week but said he'd rather have his own.
"Even if I don't get my own, I can get cheaper rent if there are more taxis."
Fellow Checker driver Kulwant Sandhu said there aren't enough fares to warrant an influx of nearly 400 cabs.
"There's no work," he said. noting he sometimes waits three or four hours for a trip. "Friday and Saturday nights, there's a busy time, but after 3 a.m., there's nothing in the city."
Kurt Enders, president of Checker Transportation Group, said the company is in favour of the recommendations. Despite lulls during the work week, Enders said more cabs will draw more customers.
"I feel that if we can provide better service to Calgarians … they'll come back and start using the taxis and eventually it'll grow to where it's the right number."
The Taxi and Limousine Advisory Committee believes an increase of 61 new plates would suffice, according to the city report.
Ward 5 Coun. Ray Jones said that number is much more reasonable. Jones had planned to table a motion recommending an increase of 310 cab licences earlier in the summer, but backed off after being inundated with opposition from drivers.
"Too much competition and nobody will make any money, that was the common comment that I got," he said. Another concern was parking to accommodate the extra cars downtown.
Jones said he was impressed with how well the industry functioned during the Calgary Stampede this year, which is always a crunch time.
"When the brokers and the drivers work together, they show that it can work," he said.
Fellow councillor Shane Keating, who is on the city's transportation and transit committee, said the additional cabs will serve as a test to see if peak period shortages are due to the number of cabs, or if there are other factors at play. One potential issue, he said, is that not all drivers are using the dispatch system, while another could be that many cabs wait at the airport instead of fielding calls from all over the city.
"If we add 400 today and we still have the same problem in four to five months, where people can't get a taxi, the phone lines are always busy, than we know it's not just the number."
There have been 215 taxi licences issued in Calgary over the last 28 years. The boost would bump the taxi to citizen ratio from one taxi per 748 citizens to one taxi per 625 citizens. Edmonton has one taxi per 662 citizens.
The report also calls for an 8.1 per cent meter rate increase, bringing the drop rate (for the first 129 metres) from $3.50 to $3.80 and stated the city was open to "safe and accessible app options" to address peak shortages, though it outlined concerns with companies like Uber, including improperly licensed drivers and vehicles.
A phone survey conducted by TLAC revealed that 86 per cent of customers were satisfied with taxi and accessible taxi services on the past year, while that number dropped to 80 per cent during the holiday season (mid-November to mid-January).
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Runs coming in ones and twos aplenty.
CSK are on cruise-control mode.
BRILLIANT! Wiese makes a superb diving stop near the boundary which means only three runs taken.
SUPERB HOOK! That one flies away to deep-fine leg...Mr Cricket gets in groove!
Harshal to bowl this over.
Bad news for RCB as Du Plessis is the dangerman now...he can easily win this one on his own.
DROPPED! Du Plessis' edge is spilled by Gayle at slip...life-line for CSK.
Whips it straight into Starc's hands at deep-fine leg.
WICKET! Smith goes for 17...is the fightback starting for RCB?
11 off a good over for CSK.
RCB look demoralized already...they need to pull up their socks and fight back.
Smith times that beautifully through deep-cover....two fielders in chase...but the ball beats them to the boundary.
And Smith hits the first boundary of the innings...cuts it past the bowler to long-off.
By the looks of it RCB need a massive bowling effort tonight.
Cake walk for CSK tonight?
Smith and Hussey have walked in to bat.
A terrific bowling effort from CSK which has seen them peg RCB to a modest 139 for 8.
Nehra's three-wicket haul proved to be vital especially his two wicket burst which sent off Kohli and De Villiers.
Apart from Gayle's fighting 41, Karthik's 28 and Sarfaraz's fine 31, RCB never stood up to the occassion and finished with a whimper.
Easy work for CSK now?
Swing and Miss by Aravind.
GONE! Sarfaraz goes after a fine 31...scopps it to the man at point.
RUN-OUT! And Dhoni's throws shatters the stumps....Harshal is dismissed off a wide ball.
Single...an audacious switch-hit by Sarfaraaz...innovative.
Whipped away through covers....the fielder at the boundary could only watch is rocket away.
Bravo is bowling the final over.
Flicked away over mid-wicket by Sarfaraz...terrific timing for the boundary.
Harshal Patel is the new batsman....RCB definitely have a huge task come the CSK innings.
GONE! Wiese's top-edge falls safely in Bravo's hands...another wicket falls.
Mohit is the bowler...RCB will defintely go all out now!
SPILLED! Du Plessis makes a meal of a simple catch offered by Sarfaraz.
SIX! Wiese smashes that into the deep-mid wicket crowd....88 meters.
He is taking pace off the ball to deny RCB the big hits.
It has been a battle between Bravo and Nehra for the Purple Cap.
David Wiese is the new batsman in.
A three-wicket haul for Nehrajee tonight..superb!
GONE! And Karthik's shoots that full-toss into deep-mid wicket's hands....he goes for 28.
Whacked down the track off Nehra...amazing timing.
Karthik has the ability to pile on runs from now on.
13 off a good over for RCB.
And RCB cross 100....can they hammer big ones in the closing stages?
FOUR AGAIN! Smacked down the track off Jadeja...Sarfaraz is fighting back!
Makes room and hammers that over off by Sarfaraz...good shot for four.
Quick thinking by Sarfaraz...two runs scrambled off.
Single to end the over.
Sarafaraz Khan is the new batsman...can the young lad play out a great knock?
And his luck runs out...Gayle departs after a fighting 41....skied it into Raina's hands...easy take.
SIX AGAIN! This one is carted over long-off...Gayle is firing big time now.
A comeback on cards here? 86 meters that one by Gayle over mid-wicket.
23 wickets for him so far in IPL 8....kudos!
The Purple Cap holder is in to bowl...Dwayne Bravo.
RCB need to mix caution with aggression and play out the full 20 overs.
FOUR AGAIN! And Karthik's shot rockets past the diving fielder at cover...superb shot.
FOUR! Karthik releases some pressure with one smacked away through mid-wicket.
He has adapted superbly to the situation.
Gayle is on 25 from 34 balls.
RCB reach 50...they have a long way to go tonight.
And we have Danny Morrison at his energetic tone as usual...an interview with Kumar Sangakkara in the commentary box.
He probably wants to save overs for Ashwin for the latter part of the match.
Suresh Raina is in to bowl...surprising choice by Dhoni?
Only 3 off Mohit's over.
Meanwhile Gayle has lowered down to first gear...slow and steady.
A good mix of pace and spin by CSK...has proved to be a lethal concotion as for now!
Only 2 off the over.
He has a mission at hand now..to rescue RCB's sinking ship.
He departs for 4...superb catch by Hussey.
Why was that sweep ever required by Mandeep?
Ashwin strikes...Mandeep's sweep falls into Hussey's hands near fine-leg.
And he ends the over with a well hit boundary.
Gayle is getting runs by singles...he needs to stabilize the innings.
It will be interesting to see as to how Gayle plays under pressure now.
Mohit is the new bowler in the attack.
Good ball..Ashwin is turning the ball unusually tonight.
Ashwin is in to bowl.
New man Mandeep Singh and Gayle have some taske at hand to ressurect RCB.
De Villiers is trapped leg-before and departs for 1.
BIG WICKET! And this time Nehra gets his man...that one angled in sharply and rapped De Villiers on his pads.
Nehra has been excellent so far...good line and length.
Close...Nehra shouts hoarse for a leg-before appeal against AB De Villiers...but it is turned down.
This is a big breakthrough for CSK...Kohli spoons a catch to Mohit at short-fine leg.
Good turn by Ashwin...Gayle leaves a brilliant off-break alone to the keeper.
Gayle is on 11 and Kohli is on 12.
He is playing him off sedately.
And Gayle is having some problems reading Ashwin here.
Ashwin is back...will spin work against RCB?
Dot ball to end a great over for RCB.
Smacked away by Kohli...This one flies away for a 83 meter six over long-on.
Kohli lets rip here...whacks that through mid-wicket for a boundary...superb shot.
19 wickets for Nehrajee so far in IPL 8.
Slow start so far by RCB standards.
Just short of the fielder at Gully...good reverse flick by Gayle which trickles to the boundary.
Good turn by Ashwin who is looking good for a wicket.
Can he stop a potential 'Gayle Storm' tonight?
R Ashwin is brought in to negotiate the Gayle threat.
Smacked by Gayle but the ball rebounds off his foot...No run.
The umpire finally confirms it after a referral.
Edged away for a six by Gayle...that one flew off his blade over covers.
Chris Gayle and Virat Kohli have strode in...can they unleash themselves tonight?
Matt Henry had a terrific day in the Lords test against England...a four-wicket haul for the Kiwi pacer...a missed chance for CSK?
Trivia - Yuzvendra Chahal of RCB has also represented India in World Youth Chess Championships and has a FIDE rating of 1900+.
By the looks of a not so full stadium, it certainly does not look like one for CSK.
And MS Dhoni has won the toss and choses to bowl first...why did not he opt to bat considering it is a home game for them tonight?
Welcome to LIVE coverage of Qualifier 2 of IPL 8 which has CSK facing RCB at Ranchi.
Here is the Match Preview of the game which is essentially a do-or-die contest for both sides.
CSK will aim to bounce back from their loss to MI in Qualifier 1 and have the home support to boot for.
RCB on the other hand virtually gunned down RR in their Eliminator tie recently which has given MS Dhoni's side a lot to ponder about before the big game.
CSK coach Stephen Fleming has called for his side's top-order to fire and it would be interesting to see as to whether Dhoni's side can manage to ward off the strong RCB attack.
The loss to MI has severely dented CSK's momentum and it will take a strong effort from them tonight to beat RCB and set up another date with MI in the final at Eden Gardens.
Of course the highlight of the game will be as to how RCB's world-class batting line-up play tonight and it will be a virtual treat to watch Virat Kohli and co. taking the game to CSK's bowlers.
Do expect Mr 360 degrees...AB De Villiers to put on another batting masterclass tonight and getting him out will be of utmost importance for CSK's bowlers.
So with the action all set to unfold...the winner qualifies for the final at Eden Gardens whereas the loser goes home!


Cheryl P. McDonald, 75, Bemidji, MN passed away on January, 15, 2019 at Autumn Hills Assisted Living Facility, Bemidji.
Memorial Services will be 10:30 a.m., Monday, January 21, 2019 at Evangelical Covenant Church, Bemidji with Pastor Jim Fretheim officiating and Dr. Morris McDonald officiating. Visitation will be 4-6 p.m., Sunday, January 20, 2019 at the Olson-Schwartz Funeral Home, Bemidji. Inurnment will be held at a later time in Pine Ridge Cemetery, Turtle River.
Cheryl was born in Edinburg, ND on February 18, 1943. She was the daughter of Edroy and Martha (Johnson) Troftgruben. Cheryl married Ken McDonald on December 23, 1963. She graduated from the University of North Dakota in 1964 with a degree in nursing. Cheryl was a member of the Evangelical Covenant Church of Bemidji where she served in many ways over the years, including the Deacon Board, bible studies, meals on wheels, communion to shut-ins, etc. Cheryl was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She was a knitter, quilter and a Minnesota Twins fan. Cheryl will be missed by family and friends but we know that she's with our Lord and Savior.
Cheryl is survived by her husband; children Phil (Linda) McDonald of Bemidji, MN, Darin McDonald of Minneapolis, MN and Bobbi McDonald of Oakdale, MN; five grandchildren; one great-grandson and brothers Eldon M. Troftgruben of Edinburg, ND and Verlynn Troftgruben of New Richmond, WI.
She was preceded in death by her parents; sister Leona; brother Merle and infant brother Eldon.
The family prefers memorials be given to the Evangelical Covenant Church memorial fund.


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By Adrian Jhonsan On Jan 25, 2023
The company's Electron rocket lifts off from LC-2 at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia on Jan. 24, 2023.
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's first U.S. launch got off the ground Tuesday evening, marking a successful mission and a long-awaited expansion of the company's capabilities.
The company's Electron rocket launched from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility on the coast of Virginia, carrying a trio of satellites to orbit for radio frequency analytics specialist Hawkeye 360.
"Electron is already the leading small orbital rocket globally, and today's perfect mission from a new pad is testament to our team's unrelenting commitment to mission success," Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck said in a statement Tuesday night.
The mission was Rocket Lab's 33rd to date, but the first from U.S. soil. The company has been regularly launching from its two private launchpads in New Zealand – with nine successful missions last year.
Tuesday's launch also comes after years of delays.
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The company selected Wallops in late 2018 to build a new launchpad, called LC-2, and aimed for a debut launch by the third quarter of 2019. The company completed work on the ground infrastructure less than a year later and conducted initial testing with an Electron on the pad in mid-2020, but a new safety software system from NASA held up the inaugural launch attempt, according to Rocket Lab.
Beck previously said that NASA's development of the software was "supposed to be complete by the end" of 2021. But certification of the NASA Autonomous Flight Termination Unit (NAFTU), which is used to automatically monitor a rocket launch and destroy the vehicle if it heads off course, wasn't completed until last year.
The software was designed to serve the role traditionally performed by a person, known as a "range safety officer," who monitors the launch's data.
While some rocket building companies have developed proprietary versions of autonomous flight safety software, NASA heralds its NAFTU system as "revolutionary" since it can be used by "any launch provider at all U.S. launch ranges." NASA also says NAFTU will help save time and money associated with conducting an orbital rocket launch safely — cost savings that will benefit the agency and companies alike.
NASA's completion of the system fills a "critical gap in modernizing our nation's launch ranges," Wallops director David Pierce said in a statement after Rocket Lab's launch.
"We're proud to have made this and future U.S. Rocket Lab Electron launches possible with our game-changing flight safety technology," he said.
Rocket Lab previously said it expects to conduct 14 Electron launches in 2023, with anywhere from four to six flying from LC-2 in Wallops. The company is slated to release fourth-quarter results after market close on Feb. 28.
Rocket Lab stock was down about 2% in early trading Wednesday from its previous close of $4.97 a share. Like other pure-play space stocks, the company's stock has regained ground this month after a brutal 2022, with shares up roughly 28% year to date.
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Босько Володимир Миколайович (14 лютого 1950, Кіровоград, УРСР) — український краєзнавець, мистецтвознавець, журналіст.

Життєпис
1967 року закінчив середню школу № 30 у Кіровограді.

Трудову діяльність розпочав на Кіровоградській шпагатно-мотузяній фабриці водієм автонавантажувача.

Під час служби в армії (1969—1971), що співпала з періодом загострення арабо-ізраїльського конфлікту, потрапив до Арабської Республіки Єгипет.

Закінчив філологічний факультет Кіровоградського державного педагогічного інституту імені О. С. Пушкіна з відзнакою (1976).

Вибрані праці
 Босько, В. Н. Кировоградская картинная галерея: Путеводитель / В. Н. Босько. — Д. : Промінь, 1985. — 55 с.
 Босько В. М Барви степу: Каталог. — К., 1994.
 Визначні постаті Степової Еллади: [енциклопедія біогр. Кіровогр. обл.] / Босько Володимир ; Кіровогр. обл. ін-т післядиплом. пед. освіти ім. Василя Сухомлинського. — Кіровоград: Інформаційна мережа, Ч. 1. — 2004. — 376 с.
 Історичний календар Кіровоградщини. Люди. Події. Факти: довідник / Автор-упоряд. В. М. Босько. — Кіровоград, 2006—2020

Премії
 Лауреат премії імені Володимира Винниченка газети «Народне слово» (1994);
 Лауреат обласної краєзнавчої премії імені Володимира Ястребова (2001);
 Лауреат обласної премії в сфері образотворчого мистецтва та мистецтвознавства імені Олександра Осмьоркіна (2006).

Джерела
 Босько Володимир Миколайович // Янчуков С. М. З іменем Володимира Ястребова. — Кіровоград: Центрально-Українське видавництво, 2005. — С. 110—111
 Босько Володимир Миколайович на сайті художньо-меморіального музею О. О. Осмьоркіна
 Босько Володимир Миколайович  на сайті літературно-меморіального музею І. К. Карпенка-Карого

Посилання
 Босько Володимир Миколайович.— Обласна універсальна наукова бібліотека імені Д. І. Чижевського

Українські краєзнавці
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Art, American -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia -- History -- Sources.,
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Developers and systems engineers who are interested in expanding their expertise in machine learning application development.
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