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Phillips Seafood closing one Ocean City restaurant
After four months of business, Phillips Bayside Cantina, located on 141st Street in Ocean City, has officially closed and the property is for sale.
Phillips Seafood closing one Ocean City restaurant After four months of business, Phillips Bayside Cantina, located on 141st Street in Ocean City, has officially closed and the property is for sale. Check out this story on delmarvanow.com: https://www.delmarvanow.com/story/news/local/maryland/2018/09/04/phillips-bayside-cantina-ocean-city-closes/1189348002/
Sara Swann, Salisbury Daily Times Published 11:59 a.m. ET Sept. 4, 2018 | Updated 12:26 p.m. ET Sept. 5, 2018
Phillips Seafood House in north Ocean City was renovated to Bayside Cantina this spring. The building is now listed as for sale.(Photo: Staff photo by Justin Odendhal)Buy Photo
As the summer season came to an end, so did business for Phillips Bayside Cantina, which officially closed its doors on Labor Day.
After rebranding to offer Mexican cuisine, the restaurant first opened May 1, but the new venture was short-lived. By the end of August — less than 130 days after opening — the restaurant's location on 141st Street in Ocean City was listed as for sale by Coldwell Banker.
While Phillips Bayside Cantina did not offer the typical seafood dishes and buffet seen at other restaurants in the family chain, its menu included a variety of Mexican dishes that also highlighted the seafood cuisine it is known for. During the summer, the restaurant also had daily happy hour specials and often hosted live music performances.
Phillips Bayside Cantina posted on Facebook that it would be closing for the summer season after Labor Day, but Michelle Torres, corporate director of marketing for Phillips Seafood Restaurants, confirmed the building was for sale. Torres did not immediately provide a reason for the restaurant closing and being put up for sale.
Background: Phillips new Bayside Cantina opens with mix of tacos, tequila and seafood in Ocean City
PHOTOS: Bayside Cantina opens on 141st Street in Ocean City
Inside Bayside Cantina that recently opened on 141 st. in Ocean City, Md. on Tuesday, May 1, 2018. Staff Photo by Megan Raymond
Bayside Cantina's Queso Fundido- Creamy cheese with tomato, green chili & chorizo. Staff Photo by Megan Raymond
Bayside Cantina's Jalapeño Watermelon Margarita Tuesday, May 1, 2018. Staff Photo by Megan Raymond
One of Bayside Cantina appetizers house-made guacamole made with Haps avocados on Tuesday, May 1, 2018. Staff Photo by Megan Raymond
Bayside Cantina's Tres Fajitas- Charred Chicken, carne asada & marinated shrimp. Staff Photo by Megan Raymond
Bayside Cantina's Barbacoa taco's- slow roasted beef, pickled red onion, cilantro, roasted tomato and serrano sauce. Served with chili-dusted fries & queso. Tuesday, May 1, 2018. Staff Photo by Megan Raymond
Bayside Cantina's Surf & Turf Burrito- Tender shrimp, sliced steak, pico de Gallo, quest, cantina beans & rice, rolled & griddled. Staff Photo by Megan Raymond
Bayside Cantina's Bartender Robbie Robinson, holds a Jalapeño Watermelon Margarita during the opening of the new restaurant on Tuesday, May 1, 2018. Staff Photo by Megan Raymond
The building located at 14101 Coastal Highway is selling for $4.5 million, according to its listing on Coldwell Banker. The listing says the building could continue to be used as a restaurant or be converted for other uses, such as a hotel, condominiums or another retail space.
The property includes 140 parking spaces, plus street parking, and the 23,535-square foot building can currently seat up to 625 people.
The listing for the restaurant space, which is owned by Phillips Seafood Restaurants, went up Aug. 30, and it has already received a number of inquiries, said Ed Wehnert, Jr., the property's sales associate.
With the closing of Phillips Bayside Cantina, the Ocean City Crab House, Phillips' original location on 21st Street, will be the chain's sole restaurant in the town. The company also has locations in Baltimore and Atlantic City.
The late Shirley Flowers Phillips and Brice R. Phillips started the family company in 1956 by opening a small market in downtown Ocean City that eventually grew to be the well-known restaurant it is today. Shirley Phillips died on Christmas Day last year at the age of 95 and Brice died in 2011 at 90.
The company now has more than a dozen locations along the East Coast and it also produces a line of frozen seafood products, including crab cakes and crab dip.
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The Honourable Laura Tucker Longsworth, Speaker of the House of Representatives, met with representatives of the Commonwealth Secretariat at the National Assembly Building. The Honourable Speaker was informed of the two projects which are currently under review by the Commonwealth Secretariat: the Legislative Drafting Project at the Attorney General's Ministry and the Classification and Compensation Study for Belize Public Service at the Ministry of the Public Service, Energy and Public Utilities.
The two officials from the Commonwealth Secretariat who met with the Honourable Speaker are Mr. Steven Malby, Head of the Law Development Section, Rule of Law Division, and Mr. Omar Mowlana, Adviser in Human Resource Management to the Public Sector Governance Unit.
The meeting was held in the Committee Room, National Assembly Building, Belmopan, on Monday, 3rd April 2017. Mr. Malcolm Monplaisir and Ms. Rosalie Saldivar from the Ministry of the Public Service, Mr. Albert Edwards, Deputy Solicitor General at the Attorney General's Ministry and Mrs. Clarita Pech, Deputy Clerk at the National Assembly, also attended the meeting.
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Legendary South Shore Cyclist Critically Injured
KINGSTON, Mass. - Grief struck the South Shore cycling community Saturday when news spread that Bill Sykes, 65, one of the most influential people in New England cycling, had been critically injured after a collision with a car.
The crash reportedly occurred Saturday in Kingston while Sykes enjoyed a training ride with longtime friend and former Irish pro Paul McCormack.
More Questions than Answers in Death of Nancy Ann Bronder
The HopNews posted an obituary for Nancy Ann Bronder, who died on Aug. 7 as a result of injuries sustained in a bicycle collision with an automobile.
The crash occurred just before 6 p.m. on July 19 on Ash Street in Hopkinton, MA. Emergency services responded to multiple reports of a cyclist unconscious in the roadway.
July Recap - a note from Executive Director Richard Fries
For many, the month of July means vacation. For MassBike, however, summertime is a busy season where we press forward with our work to improve conditions for bicyclists in order to help make you feel like you belong on the roads of the Bay State. The work contained in this monthly update is made possible through the support of our members and donors. We encourage you to get involved and support MassBike through a donation or as a volunteer.
Sadly, we ended the month learning about a motorist striking and killing bicyclist Dan Pimenta. An experienced rider who raised thousands of dollars to find a cure for multiple sclerosis, Pimenta was struck and killed while riding along Hale Street in Beverly. A veteran Peabody firefighter, the loss is hard to fathom for friends, family and members of the North Shore cycling community. Dan Pimenta was the sixth bicycle rider killed on Massachusetts roads this year. While statistically cycling is safer than ever, we work for a day when there are zero traffic fatalities.
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June was a busy one here at MassBike. After the excitement and events of bike month in May, June was all hands on deck to get back at it working to improve your ride experience across the state.
MassBike Helps Enlighten Cape Cod Workers
One cannot help but notice them. These young adults ride in small packs, often on a variety of inexpensive bikes, all about Cape Cod. Like a flock of birds, they arrive on cue in early June.
They are seasonal workers, mostly from Eastern Europe and Africa, who keep the tourist economy going. On Cape Cod there are 4,000 of them from 59 different countries and the majority of them ride bikes for transportation.
And MassBike, working with MassDOT's MassRides team, is working to keep them safe.
Omnibus Bill Hearing
Massachusetts lawmakers heard testimony Tuesday on many bike and pedestrian related bills including the omnibus bill An Act to reduce traffic fatalities (S1905/H2877). Advocates from across the state testified on behalf of the bill emphasizing its greater intentions to serve all that are on our roadways, beyond just bikes.
The legislation sponsored by Rep. David Rogers, of Cambridge, Rep. Jonathan Hecht, of Watertown, and Belmont Sen. William Brownsberger, includes a range of approaches to reducing road deaths, such as a local option for authorizing traffic enforcement cameras, a hands-free requirement for using mobile devices, and improving reporting protocol for crashes that involves people on foot or on bikes.
An Act to reduce traffic fatalities hearing June 13
A hearing has been scheduled for our omnibus bike safety bill, An Act to reduce traffic fatalities (S.1905/H.2877). The Joint Committee on Transportation will hear testimony next week in support of and against various bills at the Massachusetts State House.
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MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles Adds New Bicycle Safety Advice to Massachusetts Driver's Manual
New language aims to reduce "dooring" incidents and other bicycle-automobile collisions
BOSTON – The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has announced that the MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) added several new key guidelines to the Massachusetts Driver's Manual (Driver's Manual) this year as part of an ongoing effort to promote road safety by educating bicyclists and motorists to be aware of their actions as they travel.
Today, MassDOT also produced a video educating drivers how to safely exit a vehicle to prevent bicyclist injury. To view this video, click here.
The updated RMV Driver's Manual includes a section outlining the benefits of the "Dutch Reach" method for drivers as they open the doors of automobiles that are parallel-parked and will include new content regarding the use of separated bicycle lanes and "bicycle boxes," which have become more prevalent in Massachusetts.
Our 40th Anniversary Party last week at John Hancock Financial was a fun celebration that marked bicycling milestones and honored those who have been a part of the movement since the beginning. Special thanks to our host and partner for the event, John Hancock Financial, and to Boston Triathlon for making this night possible.

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Instant Opinion: Hong Kong society 'unequal, unaffordable and uncaring'
Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 17 September
by Gabriel Power
The Week's daily round-up highlights the five best opinion pieces from across the British and international media, with excerpts from each.
1. Janet Pau in the South China Morning Post
on Hong Kong protesters seizing a historic political opportunity
No wonder Hongkongers are frustrated when the system is so unequal, unaffordable and uncaring
"People don't want to be forced into a hierarchy of identities. Younger, more educated and digitally connected Hongkongers have more in common with their global peers than with older-generation Hongkongers. Many do not feel nostalgic about what Hong Kong used to be. They prefer Hong Kong to be culturally comparable to other global cities. They are therefore sceptical about rhetoric from the government and other elites calling for restoring, rebuilding or returning to anything. All this talk implies going back to the old ways. A more constructive approach would be to strive for innovation, inclusion and individual initiative. As elements of populism take hold, the rejection of elite proposals to resolve the crisis should come as no surprise."
2. Raja Shehadeh in The Guardian
on the disillusionment of Palestine
For Palestinians, Israel's elections promise nothing but defeat
"After a month away, I found my garden had lost much of its greenery except for the plumbago – which I found in full bloom. I will revive what can be saved, and in the future concentrate on planting only drought-resistant shrubs. And I must try to remember what I have learned during more than 50 years of occupation, about how to live here on my own terms without losing myself to hatred or anger. For whoever gets elected in Israel this week, it will make no difference to our future in this land."
3. Ed Power in The Telegraph
on the death of a British technological institution
Farewell, BBC Red Button – now we can finally let Ceefax rest in peace
"Many of us may experience a pang at the announcement that the Red Button is to be shuttered. It's as if we're suffering catch-up remorse over the death of Ceefax, with its thin yet not-insignificant claim on our childhood memories. Come next year we will no longer live in a world where squidgy-fingered channel-flickers run a reasonable risk of accidentally accessing the lottery results or updates from Wimbledon. Life will become just that tiny bit more predictable and tepid. This year marks the 45th anniversary of Ceefax. That technology, with its Isle of Man-sized pixels and eye-ball scorching colour scheme (cyan and yellow?) provided the nation with its first glimpse of the online world."
4. Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Prime Minister of Iceland, in CNN
on the push to keep the #MeToo movement alive
Gender inequality is one of the most persistent evils of our times
"We have reviewed laws and processes, sped up our prevention work against sexual and gender-based violence and abuse, and undertaken a thorough review of the government's role as an employer. Yet, we need to do more. What #MeToo requires is a radical, cultural change. Revised structures will certainly help, but no single policy or toolbox offers a silver bullet. As we examined the scope and impact of harassment and abuse in our government offices, the conclusion was that institutionally, they were prepared to respond to individual incidents until they happened. Processes were in place as well as important structures. But as is so often the case, not least in small societies, it all became "more complicated" when the victim and the perpetrator had a name and a face."
5. Richard Spencer in The Times
on war on the horizon in the Middle East
Where does Saudi Arabia go from here?
"It turns out it is easier to persuade men to let their daughters drive than to send their sons to war. The Saudi intervention in Yemen's civil conflict in particular has turned into the proverbial quagmire. It may not be Saudi Arabia's Vietnam, as many predicted: we have not seen body bags returning to Riyadh's King Salman airbase. That may be because the photographers have been kept away — but it may be because the prince was unable to muster much of an army to fight, relying mainly on a hodge-podge of local militias. The kingdom's inability to beat a determined but very rough and ready militia band on its borders bodes ill for any square-off against the battle-hardened Revolutionary Guard."
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The Larimer Alive Festival returns for its annual event on Saturday, July 27 from noon to 6 p.m. This family-fun festival includes live music, games, and activities for kids and vendors throughout the day.
DeAnna Davis has been vice-chair of the Larimer Consensus Group for the past three years, but her involvement with the group began in 2012.
Davis says she is excited to, "bring the community together in a positive way."
"A lot of time our communities are viewed in a negative way, especially when it comes to the press. Something positive is going on, it's very self-encumbered. But if something negative is going on, it's always covered."
Davis says this year's festival has great headline performers including the Bill Henry Band and DJ Howie. On top of that, PNC Bank is bringing its awareness truck, Duquesne Light is coming to do blood pressure screenings and there will be plenty of fun activities for kids.
"I love organizing and bringing people together," Davis said. "I think just bringing people together on a happy note."
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Female Jihadis Give ISIS New Avenues for Attacks
By Jack Moore On 10/31/16 at 8:57 AM EDT
Soldiers patrol in front of the Notre Dame Cathedral on November 16, 2015 in Paris, after attacks claimed by the Islamic State killed at least 129 people and left more than 350 injured on November 13. Police shot and injured an attacker near the famous site on Tuesday. PATRICK KOVARIK/AFP/Getty Images
World ISIS Jihadis Attacks Paris
It was early on a Sunday morning in September when French police discovered a Peugeot parked near the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris with its hazard lights flashing and its license plates removed. The car carried seven gas cylinders, six of them full, and three cans of diesel. The perpetrators had perhaps intended to blow it up with a lit cigarette and a fuel-soaked blanket, but the vehicle failed to detonate. Three weeks after that failed plot, police arrested two teenage suspects accused of planning a violent attack in Nice, the details of which haven't been made public.
At the center of both plots: women allegedly inspired or directed by the Islamic State militant group. All had been in contact with a prominent French recruiter for ISIS, Rachid Kassim, who is believed to be in Syria. Roughly a year after the ISIS attacks in Paris that killed 130, France remains in a state of emergency, thanks in part to later assaults inspired by the militant group in Nice and the northern town of Rouen. Now, however, a new threat is emerging: women who want to wage violent jihad just like men.
As ISIS continues to lose territory in its self-declared caliphate, French security services are anticipating the return of hundreds of foreign fighters. But while authorities have long scrutinized male ISIS operatives, French female jihadis (some of whom have traveled to Iraq and Syria of their own accord) are providing the group with greater, more covert potential for violence—worrying Western security officials, who are already overstretched.
French authorities have charged Ines Madani, 19, with extremism offenses in connection with the failed bomb plot near Notre Dame Cathedral in central Paris in September. French police handout
It's not clear to what extent senior ISIS leadership is driving this strategy, especially since the group does not recognize women as equal participants in war. While ISIS refers to its male jihadi attackers as "soldiers" or "fighters," so far the group has claimed only one woman as its soldier: Tashfeen Malik, who led an attack in December 2015 in San Bernardino, California; other women who have killed in the group's name are referred to merely as "supporters."
Yet radicalized women in France are increasingly willing to give their lives for the cause, says Matthieu Suc, author of Femmes de Djihadistes—or Wives of Jihadis. "In different jihadist records, you can see, you can hear, women—often young—regretting not to be able to commit terrorist attacks," he says. "Theoretically, women want—just like men—to take part in the jihad. That's the way it goes. That's the order of things."
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The threat seems to be growing. Already, 24 women and three girls under the age of 18 are in custody in France for alleged extremism offenses, according to the Paris prosecutor's office. Some 40 percent of French recruits who have joined ISIS in Syria are female, according to the French Interior Ministry, and French authorities said at least 220 women had made the journey to Iraq and Syria to join ISIS as of December 2015. In early September, Paris prosecutor François Molins estimated that as ISIS continues to lose territory to Kurdish and Iraqi forces, "hundreds" of these radicalized women would return to France in the next few months.
This July 27, 2014 photo provided by U.S. Customs and Border Protection shows Tashfeen Malik, left, and Syed Farook, as they passed through O'Hare International Airport in Chicago. The husband and wife died December 2, 2015 in a gun battle with authorities several hours after their assault on a gathering of Farook's colleagues in San Bernardino, California. U.S. Customs and Border Protection/AP
Officials have said they underestimated the threat of female militants in Europe, particularly since returnees are not necessarily just "jihadi brides" who stayed at home while their husbands were on the front lines. Instead, they have long been immersed in the internal workings of a deadly extremist group.
Malik set the precedent for female ISIS attackers in the West when she and her husband shot and killed 14 people in San Bernardino. Although ISIS did not direct the couple, the group inspired them and later praised their actions in its English-language magazine.
Now, female ISIS attackers are picking up momentum. In September, three women launched an ISIS-inspired knife and firebomb attack on a police station in the eastern Kenyan city of Mombasa before police shot them dead and, earlier in October, Moroccan authorities dismantled a suspected ISIS cell of 10 women accused of plotting attacks in the North African kingdom.
But women have been carrying out attacks long before ISIS existed. In the early 2000s, Chechnya's "Black Widows"—Islamist female suicide bombers—targeted civilians as part of their drive for an independent state. Around the same time, women conducted suicide bombings during the second Palestinian intifada against Israel. In 2005, Sajida al-Rishawi attempted an attack on a wedding in the Jordanian capital of Amman. And more recently, Nigerian militant group Boko Haram—now an ISIS affiliate—has directed dozens of women to target mosques, civilian camps and Nigerian authorities in suicide bombings.
Earlier incarnations of ISIS had also approved of women's roles in attacks if men encountered difficulties, says Cole Bunzel, a Ph.D. candidate at Princeton University. ISIS's former leader Abu Umar al-Baghdadi said in 2007 that women could fight "in special circumstances where [the targets] are difficult for men." A year later, the Islamic State in Iraq's minister of war, Abu Hamza al-Muhajir, said women could commit suicide attacks "in circumstances where men cannot."
Police patrol outside a police station in Mombasa on September 11 following a knife and firebomb attack by three women. The three women were killed in what officers said was 'an apparent terror attack.' Stringer/AFP/Getty Images
Now Europe's crackdown on jihadi networks has provided ISIS with a similar justification, since intelligence agencies are likely to pay closer attention to male extremists. Women often connect people, passing along key information while remaining undetected, says Nikita Malik, a researcher at the U.K.-based anti-extremism think tank Quilliam. That makes them crucial players in the formation of militant networks and in the deadly attacks these groups carry out.
One of France's most influential ISIS recruiters has praised female participation in violent, domestic jihad, and is now directing women to carry out attacks. A 29-year-old amateur rapper from Roanne in central France, Kassim communicated with the Notre Dame suspects through the encrypted messaging app Telegram, a source in the Paris prosecutor's office tells Newsweek. (A source close to the investigation told Agence-France Presse that Kassim was in contact with the Nice suspects too.)
Kassim has shamed men on Telegram for not taking part in similar assaults. "Where are our brothers?" he wrote. "You have to understand that if these women went into action, it's because so few men are doing anything. Why are you waiting so long to the point the women are overtaking you in terms of honor?"
Even without official endorsement at the highest levels of ISIS leadership, European security officials worry this new trend has the potential to spread beyond France. And French security services, which have failed seven times in less than two years, are already dealing with a complex web of threats. If radicalized women are now as dangerous as radicalized men, they may soon succeed where the Notre Dame attackers failed.
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The Recollect Augustinian Youth (RAY) held its "Recollectnic" last June 1-2, 2013. With the theme "Finding the Light through Faith", this overnight recollection with a picnic was a way for the RAYers to reflect, renew and strengthen one's commitment to God, to his/her self and to the community. The first part was held at the Sta. Monica Retreat House with Ms. Myrna Baynosa giving the first talk about having commitment to self and to community. She pointed out that knowing one's self is a very essential way of doing it and prayer is having an intimate relationship with God. The second part was held at Buro-Buro, Monterry Resort at Brgy. Alangilan. There the RAYers, together with Fr. Louie Gabinete, OAR, Ms. Luz Cielo Ganza and Ms. Cheressa Sanchez, shared a simple dinner. Then, a mass was followed together with the general absolution. Fr. Louie, in his homily, shared about having commitment with God. He said that it takes an effort in having and maintaining commitment with Him. A taize followed the mass in the supervision of Mr. Isidore Vincent Adolfo, a CMO staff. A trust building was conducted the next day to test the members in their coordination, participation and relationship with each other. It also helped them to handle pressures and opportunities coming in their way. The event was concluded by having an election for the new set of officers for the coming school year.
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A cold brisk north-easterly all day.
A quick visit to Dru after work produced very little, with reports of rb shrikes, rosefinches and iccies from the east coast, I decided to bash the bushes. I only had an hour and spent quite a bit of that at the Budge screen were I thought there was a twitch because of the number of people, no sign of the garganey or temminck's (they were reported at lunchtime), but a 1st summer little gull and greenshank were there.
There is rb shrike and rosefinch on the Farnes so will try Dru again before work tomorrow.


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Elliðaárdalur is one a few habitats of wild rabbits. Like most wild mammals in Iceland, these were originally brought here for farming or as pets. Some got loose, and somehow manage to survive the Icelandic winter.
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Q: How to apply a patch generated with git format-patch? I have two local git repositories, both pointing to the same remote repository.
In one git repository, if I do git format-patch 1, how can I apply that patch to the other repository?

A: Or, if you're kicking it old school:
cd /path/to/other/repository
patch -p1 < 0001-whatever.patch

A: Note: You can first preview what your patch will do:
First the stats:
git apply --stat a_file.patch

Then a dry run to detect errors:
git apply --check a_file.patch

Finally, you can use git am to apply your patch as a commit. This also allows you to sign off an applied patch.
This can be useful for later reference.
git am --keep-cr --signoff < a_file.patch

As noted by riverofwind in the comments:

Don't forget if you have autocrlf=false for Windows only development you'll need to pass --keep-cr to am to keep those CRLFs

See an example in this article:

In your git log, you'll find that the commit messages contain a "Signed-off-by" tag. This tag will be read by Github and others to provide useful info about how the commit ended up in the code.

A: First you should take a note about difference between git am and git apply
When you are using git am you usually wanna to apply many patches. Thus should use:
git am *.patch

or just:
git am

Git will find patches automatically and apply them in order ;-)
UPD
Here you can find how to generate such patches

A: If you want to apply it as a commit, use git am.

A: git apply name-of-file.patch

A: If you're using a JetBrains IDE (like IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio, PyCharm), you can drag the patch file and drop it inside the IDE, and a dialog will appear, showing the patch's content. All you have to do now is to click "Apply patch", and a commit will be created.

A: Another way is to add one of the local repositories as a remote to another one.
$ cd repo1
$ git remote add repo2 file:///path/to/repo2/.git

So that you can fetch branches, rebase local branches, or cherry-pick commits from one local repo to another.
$ git remote update repo2
$ git fetch repo2 branch:branch-from-repo2
$ git log branch-from-repo2

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What should I do to a question that doesn't apply to a game anymore? [duplicate]
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I once asked this question about My Nintendo and a specific feature. However with recent updates they removed the feature I'm asking about. What should I do with the question? Should I remove it, or should I flag it to be locked in some way? Or should I leave it as it is?
nelson2tmnelson2tm
You can either delete it, so it will not confuse people who are wondering if the feature is still a thing, or you can leave it as is. I would recommend deletion since My Nintendo is otherwise up and running so our guideline about games that have gone dark entirely doesn't apply.
We do have historical locking, but it's only for questions that historically used to be allowed, attracted some good content we don't want to lose, but would be otherwise closed and deleted. That is not the case here.
What should be done with out of version questions?
What do we do with historic questions that no longer make sense?
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Should we modify the usage of the Nintendo tag?
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Unilever's Indian subsidiary, Hindustan Lever Limited (HLL), is the country's largest fast moving consumer goods company. The company touches the lives of two out of three Indians. HLL is known for its ability to attract and develop good people. Several Unilever India managers have gone on to assume senior level responsibilities in Unilever's worldwide system. In 2003, over 60 HLL managers held top positions in different Unilever companies or corporate functions. The case details the human resources (HR) practices at HLL, with special reference to the problems faced by HLL in the early 2000s.
HLL realises it is becoming increasingly difficult to motivate and retain its star performers as new opportunities open up. At the same time, HLL finds itself with more people than necessary in some slots. This case can be used to understand the HR practices followed by HLL and the talent management problems the company is facing in early 2004.
At Hindustan Unilever, (HUL), the ER strategy wheel (which looks at both Tactical and Strategic elements) has been a guiding principle in providing us with a clear vision of our short and long term strategy to be a pioneer in the field of Employee Relations. This year, we have set ourselves an audacious task to develop ER capabilities of the future and be recognized as a thought leader in the area of Employee Relations. Continued focus over the years has helped us reduce the number of man-days we have lost. In 2014 we lost 149 man-days which was a significant improvement of 78 per cent over last year. Till date, we have lost no man days due to IR. We signed four wage settlements in 2014, three out of which were signed ahead/on time. Productivity has gone up in 2014 over the last three years by leveraging higher skill set & productivity linked pay for productivity improvement.
Looking closely at the professional skills pro-grams, they are built to address specific functional skill building in individuals and teams, driven by academics and functions. Some of the functions for which we have developed the capability plans are: Supply Chain Capability for shop floor employees, staff and officers/executives Human Resources Capability, Customer Develop-ment Capability, Outsourced Partner's Capability: Water, Customer Development.
With changing context of business, volatile economy and need for optimization of cost in the FCMG industry, there is need for better equipped blue-collar workforce which has clear line of sight and alignment with business goals. For every new employee, we have a detailed induction that familiarizes them with factory infrastructure, safety, management, work philosophy, shop-floor practices, quality standards, time-attendance related matters et al.
The India ER team pioneered innovation in capability in 2010 with the launch of 'SPAR-KLE' - a training & performance management system which is a revolutionary approach to skill development of our shop-floor employees. It was undertaken to standardize our shop-floor employee and office staff capability management process and consequently develop our workmen capabili-ties. It standardized the performance appraisal and the rating process across all the 30 locations for shop-floor employees covering about ~10,000 employees with the intention to identify high potential. Seeing the excellent results in Capability and Engagement that Sparkle India has driven till 2014, it has now been recognized as a Global Best Practice to be rolled out across all Supply Chain units in 2015. Sparkle has now become a global IT tool to manage Capability and Talent for Blue Collar Employees across Unilever. Sparkle has now become a single global IT tool which will enhance uniformity and transparency across Unilever, to track capability development of shop floor employees and drive a single unified process for skill assessment. The online appraisal system that includes the new "capability card" has gained significant feedback from the employees.
It is a pioneer programme launched to motivate and prepare the High Potential shop-floor employees and staff his next role in Officer Cadre (WL1) and also help us in retaining our key talent while strengthening diverse, talent pipeline for WL1. SiO places the responsibility for career growth of shop-floor employees and staff on the Line Manager, HRBP and the individual. Till date, 76 promoted to WL1A out of 148 talent pool.
In our endeavour to strengthen the journey towards skills enhancement, we launched the "ATT to TT" training programme to impart technical skills to our employees so that they could operate machines, address breakdowns and achieve greater productivity. Frontline Leadership Development Program is a three-pronged approach to building leadership capabilities in officers in factories, wherein the first stage is about managing the shop-floor employees and better understanding of employee relations, followed by leadership essentials and finally, a desire to be an effective trainer respectively. Finally, the fourth is about the Job Fundamentals for a front line leader which will be launched later in 2015. The unique aspect of this programme is its structural design where after each stage, an on-the-job application of learning is implemented, with the support of a coach.


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François de Joyeuse (* 24. Juni 1562 in Carcassonne, Frankreich; † 23. August 1615 in Avignon) war ein Kardinal der Römischen Kirche und Kardinaldekan.

Bedeutung
François de Joyeuse war einer der bedeutenden Geistlichen des französischen Episkopats an der Wende vom 16. zum 17. Jahrhundert. Er spielte eine vermittelnde Rolle in den Konflikten zwischen Frankreich und dem Heiligen Stuhl, und es gelang ihm, selbst in den konfessionellen Auseinandersetzungen des ausgehenden 16. Jahrhunderts beiden Seiten loyal zu dienen. Nachdem der Frieden in Frankreich wiederhergestellt war, spielte er eine wichtige Rolle in der Diplomatie und erwarb sich hohes Ansehen auf dem internationalen Parkett. Daneben beförderte er die Reformen in der römisch-katholischen Kirche, die das Konzil von Trient angestoßen hatte.

Leben und Wirken

Herkunft und frühe Jahre (1562–1581)
François de Joyeuse entstammte einer adligen Familie, die mit dem französischen Königshaus verwandt war und aus dem Ort Joyeuse (heute im Département Ardèche gelegen) kam. Er war der zweite von sieben Söhnen des Guillaume II. de Joyeuse und dessen Gemahlin Marie Eléonore de Batarnay. Wie es zu jener Zeit Brauch war, war ihm als dem zweiten Sohn eine kirchliche Laufbahn bestimmt. Seine Studien begann er in Toulouse und setzte sie am Collège de Navarre in Paris fort, sodann ging er zur Universität von Orléans, wo er zum Doctor iuris utriusque promoviert wurde. Er empfing die Diakonenweihe für das Bistum Carcassonne und wurde anschließend Ratgeber des Königs Heinrichs III. von Frankreich.

Kirchliche Würden (1581–1588)

Am 20. Oktober 1581 wurde er – mit Dispens, da er das kanonische Alter noch nicht erreicht hatte – zum Erzbischof von Narbonne erwählt. Seine Bischofsweihe erfolgte erst einige Jahre später, nach dem 25. Januar 1586.

Papst Gregor XIII. erhob ihn im Konsistorium vom 12. Dezember 1583 zum Kardinalpriester. François de Joyeuse begab sich nach Rom, traf jedoch zu spät dort ein, um noch am Konklave 1585 teilzunehmen. Aus der Hand des neuen Papstes Sixtus V. nahm er am 20. Mai 1585 den Kardinalshut entgegen, der Papst verlieh ihm zugleich die Titelkirche San Silvestro in Capite. Im August desselben Jahres wurde François de Joyeuse Berater des Parlement de Paris. König Heinrich III. ernannte ihn am 16. Februar 1587 zum Vertreter Frankreichs beim Heiligen Stuhl, und de Joyeuse ließ sich in Rom nieder. Im Dezember 1587 wechselte er zur Titelkirche Santissima Trinità al Monte Pincio, und am 4. November 1588 wurde er auf den erzbischöflichen Stuhl von Toulouse versetzt.

Politisches Wirken (1589–1602)
Auf den Rat von Kardinal de Joyeuse bat Heinrich III. im März 1589 Papst Sixtus V. um Absolution für die Ermordung des Kardinals Louis II. de Lorraine-Guise. Doch nach der Aussöhnung Heinrichs mit Heinrich von Navarra, dem späteren König Heinrich IV. von Frankreich, in Plessis-lès-route am 30. April 1589 erließ der Papst ein Monitorium, worin er den französischen König unter Androhung der Exkommunikation aufforderte, den Kardinal de Bourbon und den Erzbischof von Lyon freizulassen, die zehn Tage zuvor in Haft genommen worden waren, und binnen 60 Tagen am römischen Hof persönlich zu erscheinen oder einen Bevollmächtigten zu entsenden. Kardinal de Joyeuse verließ unmittelbar darauf Rom und zog sich nach Venedig in das Kloster Santa Maria delle Grazie zurück. Nach der Ermordung Heinrichs III. durch den Dominikaner Jacques Clément am 1. August 1589 und der Thronbesteigung des Protestanten Heinrich von Navarra als Heinrich IV. schloss Kardinal de Joyeuse sich der Katholischen Liga an und begab sich in die Languedoc zu seinem Bruder Antoine Scipion de Joyeuse. Von 1587 bis 1590 war er als Nachfolger seines Bruders Anne de Joyeuse, der am 20. Oktober 1587 in der Schlacht von Coutras gefallen war, Herzog von Joyeuse, bevor er die Herzogswürde an Antoine Scipion abtrat. König Heinrich IV. ernannte Kardinal de Joyeuse am 25. September 1589 zum Protektor Frankreichs beim Heiligen Stuhl. Mit seiner Ankunft in Narbonne im November 1589 brachte der Kardinal seinem Bruder die Unterstützung, die Autorität und das Ansehen eines Erzbischofs von Toulouse. Er leitete die regionalen Versammlungen der Liga in Lavaur (März 1590), in Toulouse, wo entschieden wurde, den König von Spanien um finanzielle und militärische Unterstützung zu ersuchen, und von Castelnaudary (Januar 1591). Wohl aus diesem Grund blieb er sowohl dem ersten als auch dem zweiten Konklave von 1590 fern, bei denen zunächst Urban VII. und danach Gregor XIV. zum Papst gewählt wurden. Erst am Konklave 1591 mit der Papstwahl von Innozenz IX. konnte de Joyeuse teilnehmen. Auch beim Konklave 1592 war er unter den Kardinälen, die Papst Clemens VIII. wählten. Kardinal François de Joyeuse kehrte nun in die Languedoc zurück und wurde vom Parlement in Toulouse zum Gouverneur der Stadt und des sie umgebenden Landes gewählt, doch der Kardinal erklärte, dass er das Amt nur vorläufig übernehmen könne, da ihm die nötige militärische Erfahrung fehle. Die Provinzverwaltung ernannte seinen jüngeren Bruder Henri de Joyeuse, genannt Père Ange, einen Kapuziner, zum Gouverneur neben dem Kardinal; dies wurde in Carcassonne am 14. November 1592 beschlossen und vom Herzog von Mayenne am 26. November 1592 bestätigt.

Ende 1593 kehrte Kardinal de Joyeuse nach Rom zurück. Die politische Situation hatte sich grundlegend verändert: Heinrich IV. war am 25. Juli 1593 in Saint Denis zum Katholizismus konvertiert, war am 27. Februar 1594 in Chartres gekrönt worden und hatte am 22. März 1594 in Paris Einzug gehalten. Nach dem Tod von Kardinal Nicolas de Pellevé am 24. März 1594 war de Joyeuse der dienstälteste Kardinal Frankreichs und damit Primas der Kirche Frankreichs. Seine römische Titelkirche wechselte am 27. April 1594 zu San Pietro in Vincoli. Im Jahr 1595 bemühte er sich, gemeinsam mit Arnaud d'Ossat, seinem früheren Sekretär, und Jacques-Davy Duperron, dem Bischof von Évreux, bei Papst Clemens VIII. die Absolution für den König zu erlangen. Am 17. September 1595 wurde der König feierlich losgesprochen. Diese Lossprechung durch den Papst versicherte Heinrich IV. der Treue vieler Mitglieder der Liga, unter anderem jener aus der Languedoc, so dass am 24. Januar 1596 der Frieden von Folembray unterzeichnet werden konnte. Zu Beginn des Jahres 1596 versicherte de Joyeuse dem König seine Loyalität und wurde daraufhin als Vertreter Frankreichs in Rom bestätigt und verbrachte eine geraume Weile in Frankreich. Im September 1598 sandte Heinrich IV. ihn wieder nach Rom, um dort über die Annullierung seiner Ehe mit Margarete von Valois zu verhandeln, die 1572 geschlossen worden war. Am 13. Februar 1599 erreichte der Kardinal Rom, und Papst Clemens VIII. ernannte ihn zum Vorsitzenden der Kommission, die sich mit dem Fall beschäftigte; weitere Mitglieder waren der Erzbischof von Arles, Orazio del Monte, sowie der päpstliche Nuntius in Frankreich, Gasparo Silingardi, Bischof von Modena. Der Kardinal kehrte im Sommer 1599 nach Frankreich zurück, am 17. Dezember desselben Jahres erteilte der Papst die Erlaubnis zu einer neuerlichen Vermählung des Königs mit Maria de' Medici.

Wirken in Rom (1603–1611)
Auf Geheiß des Königs, der wünschte, dass die französischen Kardinäle so oft und so lange wie möglich in Rom weilten, um den Einfluss Frankreichs dort zu vergrößern, reiste Kardinal de Joyeuse im August 1603 wieder nach Rom. Am 24. März 1604 wurde François de Joyeuse zum Kardinalbischof des suburbikarischen Bistums Sabina erhoben und am 1. Dezember desselben Jahres unter Beibehaltung seines suburbikarischen Bistums auf den erzbischöflichen Stuhl von Rouen versetzt. Im März 1605 nahm er am ersten Konklave jenes Jahres teil, bei dem Leo XI. zum Papst gewählt wurde. Auch beim zweiten Konklave im Mai desselben Jahres war er unter den Kardinälen, die Paul V. als Papst erwählten. Im Juni 1605 erlaubte der König ihm die Rückkehr nach Frankreich, doch musste er im November wiederum nach Rom reisen, um im Streit zwischen dem Papst und der Republik Venedig zu schlichten. Papst Paul V. hatte die Serenissima ersucht, einige Gesetze aufzuheben, welche die Kirchengüter und die kirchliche Immunität betrafen und darüber hinaus verlangt, ihm zwei Kleriker auszuliefern, die wegen krimineller Handlungen eingekerkert waren, um jene durch kirchliche Richter aburteilen zu lassen. Als die Behörden der Republik Venedig das Verlangen des Papstes zurückwiesen, exkommunizierte dieser am 17. April 1606 ihre Senatoren und verhängte den Kirchenbann über das gesamte Territorium Venedigs. König Heinrich IV., der traditionell mit Venedig alliiert war, schlug Kardinal de Joyeuse als Vermittler vor, was der Papst annahm. Im November 1606 reiste der Kardinal aus Frankreich ab und erreichte am 14. Februar 1607 Chiozza, von wo aus er sich zwei Tage später nach Venedig begab. In geschickten Verhandlungen erreichte er, dass der Papst den Interdikt aufhob, und nach Auslieferung der gefangenen Kleriker durch die Venezianer verkündete er am 21. April 1607 die Aufhebung des päpstlichen Banns. Nach der Wiederaufnahme der diplomatischen Beziehungen zwischen Venedig und dem Kirchenstaat kehrte der Kardinal im Verlaufe des Frühjahrs 1607 zurück; er hatte durch diese diplomatische Mission sein Ansehen beträchtlich vergrößert. Bei der Taufe des Thronfolgers, der später als Ludwig XIII. König werden sollte, am 14. September 1606 in Fontainebleau vertrat François de Joyeuse den Papst als Legatus a latere. Er gehörte zum Vormundschaftsrat, der während der Minderjährigkeit Ludwigs die Regierungsgeschäfte führte. Am 13. Mai 1610 krönte er Königin Maria de' Medici in der Pariser Kirche Saint Denis, doch schon am nächsten Tag wurde König Heinrich IV. Opfer eines Mordanschlages. Am 17. Oktober desselben Jahres krönte und salbte er den jungen König Ludwig XIII. anstelle des Erzbischofs von Reims, der noch nicht die Bischofsweihe empfangen hatte, in Reims. Am 17. August 1611 übernahm er das suburbikarische Bistum Ostia e Velletri und wurde zugleich Dekan des Kardinalskollegiums. In demselben Jahr ersuchte ihn Königin Maria, die Interessen Frankreichs in Rom wahrzunehmen.

Letzte Jahre und Tod (1611–1615)

Mittlerweile hatte sich sein Gesundheitszustand zusehends verschlechtert, und im Jahr 1613 erlitt er einen Schlaganfall, von dem er sich nie wieder erholte. Im Oktober 1614 war er Vorsitzender der Generalstände, dabei nahm die Versammlung der Geistlichen die Dekrete des Trienter Konzils an. Im Jahr 1615 verließ er Paris, um über die Languedoc nach Rom zurückzukehren. Von Narbonne aus pilgerte er nach Montserrat, wo er Ostern verbrachte, zog sich dann in eine Jesuitenschule zurück und reiste von Billom in die Auvergne und weiter nach Vic, wo er in den dortigen Bädern Linderung für seine Beschwerden suchte. Am 8. August 1615 erreichte er Avignon, das er nicht mehr verließ.

Kardinal François de Joyeuse starb am 23. August 1615 im Collège d'Avignon und wurde in der Jesuitenkirche Saint-Louis in Pontoise beigesetzt, die er gestiftet hatte. Sein Herz wurde im Collège d'Avignon bestattet.

Auszeichnungen
 Ritter des Ordens vom Heiligen Geist

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Kardinaldekan
Kardinal (16. Jahrhundert)
Kardinal (17. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Bischof (16. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Bischof (17. Jahrhundert)
Erzbischof von Rouen
Erzbischof von Toulouse
Bistum Carcassonne-Narbonne
Kommendatarabt
Herzog (Joyeuse)
Kommandeur des Ordens vom Heiligen Geist
Person des Christentums (Avignon)
Franzose
Geboren 1562
Gestorben 1615
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Oxbow Assistant Coach Donna Hatch takes Melanie Neil in her arm for the walk back to the bench after Neil got caught off first base for an out while playing Lyndon at Oxbow in Bradford, Vt., Tuesday, May 22, 2018. Lyndon won 16-4. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
Oxbow's Erika Slicer, right, winces after being hit in the back with a throw meant for Lyndon shortstop Niah Colby in Bradford, Vt., Tuesday, May 22, 2018. Lyndon won 16-4. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
Oxbow pitcher Maddie Fornwalt reaches for the ball after knocking down a hit from a Lyndon batter at Oxbow High School in Bradford, Vt., Tuesday, May 22, 2018. Lyndon won 16-4. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
Bradford, Vt. — Lyndon Institute softball head coach Chris Carr addressed his dugout with a smile on his face. Never during Carr's tenure coaching the Vikings, including the year he and his coaching staff led the programs junior varsity squad, had Lyndon traveled to Oxbow High and walked away with a victory.
That streak ended in a 16-4 win over the Olympians on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. The Vikings hit early and often against Oxbow's hard-throwing junior pitcher Madison Fornwalt, scoring in bunches before blowing the game open with a six-run sixth inning.
Carr kept the game ball as a souvenir.
The O's managed only seven hits in the loss, falling to 8-3 overall with two games left. It was the kind of defeat Oxbow's first-year head coach Carl Hildebrandt was comfortable dealing with, particularly in a matchup against a VPA Division I foe.
"If we're playing D-III teams the way we played today, we're going to have much better success," Hildebrandt said. "We always judge our season by (our annual game against) Lyndon. Sixteen to four looks bad, but I don't think it's as bad as it seems.
"It's a good time to have this happen," he added.
The Olympians dug themselves an early hole that seemed only to get worse.
Lyndon's first two batters in the first inning scored on wild pitches by Fornwalt; she missed her target seven times in the inning, mostly with pitches in the dirt. Hildebrandt said the rain seemed to be a factor in his starting pitcher losing command.
Down 2-0, Oxbow tied the game in the bottom of the inning in a similar fashion, as Kaysea Neil scored on wild pitch and Fornwalt came home on a sacrifice by Erika Slicer. Lyndon responded in the top of the second with five runs on five hits, including a triple, and two errors to retake the lead, 7-2. It never looked back.
"We worked on some stuff yesterday," Carr said when asked how his team managed to figure out Fornwalt. "I'm not going to say (exactly what). The playoffs are coming up.
Lyndon added two runs in the fourth inning before pouring it on in the sixth, stringing together seven hits in eight at-bats that included an inside-the-park home run from Vikings senior Brianna Doty. The win was Lyndon's 10th this spring by 10 or more runs as it improved to 14-1.
Neil put together Oxbow's best performance at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a walk and two triples — one in the third inning that set up Schyler Hanzas for a sacrifice fly, the other in the seventh that drove in Lillian Bartlett from first base. Fornwalt had 10 strikeouts in seven innings, while allowing 15 hits and three walks.
Oxbow is coming off of back-to-back undefeated regular seasons in 2016 and '17, including an 18-0 campaign last season that ended in the program's seventh state title victory and first win since 1996. But Hildebrandt said he likes the idea of his team entering the playoffs as underdogs.
Maybe, he said, a one-sided loss this late in the season can bring his team back down to Earth.
The O's hit the road for their final two games of the regular season, traveling to U-32 today and Lamoille next Wednesday.
Notes: Former Oxbow coach Robin Wozny was honored before the game by leaving her footprints on a slab of wet concrete just outside the home team's dugout. A plaque also is planned to go with the commemoration. … The team also honored seniors Bailee Wheeler, Erika Slicer and Alyssa Armitage for senior day.


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The expandable rubber jumper hose was the first automotive part that I can honestly say I got excited about. Well, perhaps cruise control came first. But let me explain.
When I started working for Acaplast, I asked my boss what parts the company had produced that he felt really proud of and that we should highlight in our communications. (In French the term "to highlight" is "mettre en valeur" and I think it's a more eloquent and precise expression, as it conveys the idea of putting something in its place of honor, to show its value.)
The first thing my boss spoke of was a rubber hose that connects the fuel tank to the filler pipe (where you insert the fuel pump nozzle when filling up your car). It's a part that Acaplast developed for a German sports car manufacturer and which has now been in use for several years. OK, I thought, so what's so special?
Well, this is a rubber pipe made of NBR/PVC, so it's flexible and folds in on itself, making it quite compact. (SAVES ON SPACE.) It extends on impact, so that the integrity of the fuel system remains intact. That means the pipe stays in position and fuel does not escape during a car crash, helping our client's vehicle pass crash tests. (IMPROVES SAFETY.) This is especially important in a sports car, where the fuel tank is at the front of the car, close to the driver. There's less chance of injury (limits chance of fire) and it's better for the environment (limits chance of fuel spillage and emissions). Good stuff.
And then it gets better…there's a new and improved version, too. Acaplast was tasked with re-engineering the jumper hose to limit emissions even more in order to meet the very stringent environmental regulations in California and Japan. Without this, the German sports car could not be sold in those very important consumer markets. (GOOD FOR BUSINESS.)
The result of this re-design was the addition of a light-weight inner tube made of FTPV, a fluoro-thermoplastic elastomer with very low permeability, but high flexibility. It bends, but does not crack when there is movement of the jumper hose, preventing dangerous emissions from escaping into the atmosphere. (POSITIVE FOR PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.)
This is a multi-layered, cost-efficient "safety and pollution solution", in which the outer component prevents after-crash leakage to avoid fire hazard and the inner liner reduces permeation levels to 0.1mg per cm² per day (approaching the permeability of steel), reducing the vehicle's environmental impact. (MEETS ZERO EMISSIONS STANDARDS.)
Acaplast's multi-component jumper hose is made of various elastomers, which make it lighter than traditional metal hose pipes. And weight reduction means less energy consumed by the car, making it more efficient. (REDUCED WEIGHT = GREATER EFFECIENCY.) The three components which comprise the expandable jumper hose are not bound together in any way, which makes it much easier to separate the components for recycling or reuse. (LIGHTWEIGHT, DURABLE AND RECYLABLE PARTS.)
And because this was a reengineered part, two of the three components had already been manufactured before, meaning there was no need to spend resources on designing and creating new molds or to test the materials or design of these sections of the jumper hose. (R&D TIME AND MONEY SAVED.) Only the new FTPV inner liner, which further reduces harmful emissions, had to be developed from scratch.
ACAPLAST MULTI-COMPONENT EXPANDABLE JUMPER HOSE
So, this is why I felt pleased to research and write about this particular car part. Here was a product that addresses environmental issues in an industry in transition, adapting to the demands of governments and consumers to make sustainability a priority. As a supplier to the automotive industry, as well as several other industrial sectors, it is Acaplast's responsibility to do its part in the move toward greater sustainable development. (GOOD FOR THE PLANET.) Acaplast looks forward to accompanying its clients, as they make the transition, as well.
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WYSIWYG editors are a key component of content management systems. They empower non-technical users to manage rich content efficiently and intuitively. Unfortunately, WYSIWYG editors are notorious for generating "bad" markup (or "dirty code"). In the longer-term, the problems that bad markup creates can outweigh the benefits that WYSIWYGs offer.
So what is bad markup and what can you do about it? This article gives examples of bad markup created by other WYSIWYG editors and explains how XStandard makes sure that business users generate "clean", standards-compliant markup every time.
Since Web developers and designers have differing opinions on what constitutes bad markup, it's more productive to define what "clean" markup is.
Clean markup is standards-compliant. Whether you are using HTML 4 or the latest version of XHTML, markup tags must be used correctly - i.e. according to W3C specifications.
Clean markup is also based on best practices. This involves using techniques that have successfully emerged after extensive professional use and that favor one approach over another.
Markup that is not based on standards and that does not follow best practices can therefore be considered "bad". The following are classic examples of "bad" markup practices, and how using XStandard avoids them.
Of all the "bad" markup generated by using tags incorrectly, the most commonly misused tag is
. Although block quote should only be used to contain text that is a quotation, nearly all WYSIWYG editors wrongly use
 for indenting, as we see in the toolbar screenshot below.
There are two strong reasons for not using block quotes for indenting.
Second, block quotes are used to transmit semantic meaning, whereas "indent" has no semantic meaning at all. "Indent" says nothing about the data that is indented. It cannot for instance require indented text to be read by a male voice via a screen reader. By contrast, text surrounded by
 can "tell" an application to read text in a male voice, or in any other way supported by the auditory user-agent.
XStandard uses
 for paragraph breaks and
 for line breaks. XStandard treats
 tags like a layer for grouping content.
In order to seamlessly copy & paste text from word processors, WYSIWYG editors accept characters that are in fact illegal for the encoding they support. The most common illegal characters are curly quotation marks ("), long dashes (—) and ellipses (…). If the markup generated by the WYSIWYG does not support Unicode, then special characters should be represented as entities or decimal values.
XStandard's native character encoding is Unicode so it can use special characters without escaping them. When interacting with content management systems that do not support Unicode, XStandard can convert Unicode (and special characters) to their decimal values.
XStandard generates lean code. Formatting is done exclusively through external or embedded CSS, so tags responsible for bloated code ( and style attributes) are never used.
As recommended by the latest XHTML specification, XStandard uses only external or embedded CSS for formatting. So deprecated or outdated constructs like  and the style attributes are never used.
Images enhance the visual experience of those who are sighted, but for those with disabilities that limit vision, for users of small screen devices with limited display areas, or for search engine applications, alternate text becomes an important replacement for images. Alt text is therefore a crucial aspect of "clean" markup, yet most WYSIWYG editors do not encourage the use of alt text at all.
WYSIWYG editors also rarely distinguish between images that are decorative versus images that are informative, leading to distortions in the meaning of content. Informative images transmit semantic meaning to devices such as accessibility screen readers and so require alt text. By contrast, decorative images (such as spacers, bullets, borders, etc.) are merely "eye-candy", convey no semantic meaning at all and should not use alt text. To make decorative images invisible to non-visual devices, the setting should be alt="".
When users upload images into XStandard, they are prompted to identify the image as decorative or informative. If the user identifies the image as decorative, an empty alt attribute is automatically created and the title and longdesc attributes are removed. If the image is identified as informative, the alternate text becomes required. To make sure the alt text is not confused with the tooltip, XStandard has separate fields for "Alternate Text" and "Description" (tooltip) as shown in the screenshot below.
style="mso-fareast-font-family: 'Times New Roman'; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: EN-US; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA; mso-bidi-font-family: 'Times New Roman'; mso-highlight: yellow"
When content is copied from Word and pasted into XStandard, the editor strips out all proprietary tags and inline formatting so that only important structural elements survive such as tables, lists, headings, images, hyperlinks and semantic tags like , , , , , etc. Formatting is easily and more effectively replaced using XStandard's "styles" menu that references CSS.
WYSIWYG editors tend to generate empty tags. This often occurs when formatting has been applied to text and the text is later deleted. The following is an example of empty tags.
XStandard has no color-pickers or font-selectors since these tools create semantically barren markup. Instead, XStandard's easy-to-use "styles" menu generates the type of meaningful markup seen in the illustration below. User-friendly style names apply semantic markup and at the same time reference CSS that offer limitless formatting options in a single mouse click. What better way to ensure a consistent look-and-feel to content?
Most WYSIWYG editors use tables incorrectly, whether for layout or for tabular data. Below is an example of a data table, where the data in the table can only be understood in relation to column and/ or row headers.
If the markup behind this table does not associate each cell with the appropriate header, the cells will be processed like
 tags by non-visual devices. Listen to how an auditory user-agent "reads" the table when the markup is incorrect. Now listen to the same table using correct markup.
In XStandard, layout tables use only
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 and  tags. Data tables use
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,
,
,  and  tags, and the following attributes  and . Below is a screenshot of a data table and the correct markup created by XStandard.


Tanya Trinidad is currently a sophomore at East high school. This is her first year in journalism, and she hopes to speak out and give light to important social issues. She loves to paint, write poetry, take pictures, and read. Her favorite book currently is "The Sun and Her Flowers" by Rupi Kaur. She's currently reading "Planting Gardens in Graves" by R.H. Sin. She joined journalism because she feels that it's important to speak out about issues our society doesn't want to give light to. She was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, her whole life. She hopes to travel around the world and get to see and explore different cultures. Her parents are originally from Mexico and came here to provide a future for their children. She admires her mom because she is a hardworking, honest, and humble woman who never gives up, and is very supportive. Tanya has three sisters, and loves her family. She enjoys spending time with them.
Tanya dreams of attending the University of Utah to major in political science and eventually become a lawyer to fight for human rights. She wants to give a voice to those who feel like they can't speak up, and fight for justice for those who don't get justice., Sshe wants to travel around the world and help people world wide and reinforce hHuman rights for everyone. She's currently in Mestizo arts and activism, a program that helps young people know their rights and help their community through art and activism. She encourages people to speak out and say something this is why she joined journalism. The content area she will write about is opinion because she wants to talk about social construct issues. She's proud to call herself a hardworking Llatina from Glendale.


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Sir Keith O'Nions named Board Chairman of Cambridge Enterprise
Sir Keith O'Nions will assume stewardship of the Cambridge Enterprise Board in September, overseeing the Board and strategy of Cambridge Enterprise, which is tasked with supporting the commercialisation of the ideas that emerge from the University.
"It has been my great pleasure to have worked with Sir Keith over many years, and he brings a breadth of knowledge that will benefit Cambridge Enterprise and the University of Cambridge for years to come," said University Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz. "We are delighted to welcome him back to Cambridge."
It has been my great pleasure to have worked with Sir Keith over many years, and he brings a breadth of knowledge that will benefit Cambridge Enterprise and the University of Cambridge for years to come.
Sir Keith held a Royal Society Research Chair at Cambridge from 1979 to 1995. He joined Imperial College in July 2008 and was appointed as Rector in January 2010.
Among his other roles, Sir Keith served as the Director General of the UK's seven Research Councils where he managed an annual science budget of £4 billion and developed the UK science and innovation policy and strategy.
He was Chief Scientific Adviser for the UK Ministry of Defence, was Head of Earth Sciences and Professor of Physics and Chemistry Minerals at the University of Oxford and was Director General, Science and Innovation in the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills.
Sir Keith received a Knighthood for services to Earth Sciences in the 1999 Queen's Birthday Honours and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1983.
"I am delighted to be joining Cambridge Enterprise as its Chair," said Sir Keith. "This area of activity is one of increasing importance to universities and one where Cambridge has been so prominent and successful."
Sir Keith succeeds outgoing Cambridge Enterprise Chairman Edward Benthall who served four years in the role.
Benthall will continue as Chairman of Cambridge Innovation Capital, launched in 2013 with £50 million of capital to invest in early stage technology companies emerging from the University or the Cambridge Cluster.
A former partner at Charterhouse Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in London, Benthall is an active participant in the Cambridge business angel community through his membership of the Cambridge Capital Group, and a key supporter of the University of Cambridge Discovery Fund, one of three evergreen funds managed by the Cambridge Enterprise Seed Funds team.
Benthall was Chairman of the 800th Anniversary Campaign Council, a group of volunteers whose support for Collegiate Cambridge helped raised more than £1.2 billion.
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For immediate release: Oct. 23, 2007
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Oscar Winner, UNC Alum Louise Fletcher To Receive
PlayMakers Award at 20th Anniversary Gala
CHAPEL HILL — At the 20th annual PlayMakers Ball on Saturday, November 10, PlayMakers Repertory Company will honor actress and UNC alumna Louise Fletcher with the PlayMakers Distinguished Achievement Award. Fletcher, winner of both the Academy and Golden Globe Awards, joins a distinguished group of honorees representing all disciplines in the theatre arts including actors Jack Palance, Eva Marie Saint, Faye Dunaway and Hume Cronyn, New York Times critic Frank Rich, costume designer William Ivey Long, director Gene Saks, and Broadway composer and lyricist Richard Adler.
The lavish, black-tie PlayMakers Ball, held at the historic Carolina Inn, is a fixture on the social calendar and the largest fund-raising gala in the state. Its fundamental purpose is to underwrite production costs and artist salaries for the nonprofit, professional theatre in residence at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Louise Fletcher is perhaps best known for her portrayal of the tyrannical Nurse Ratched in the film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," for which she won both the 1975 American and British Academy Awards for Best Actress. A versatile and productive actress whose work spans nearly five decades, her ties to North Carolina run deep. She is a 1957 graduate of the Department of Dramatic Art at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a self-described "Playmaker" who trained with late UNC professor Foster Fitz-Simons and acted in the outdoor drama "Unto These Hills" in Cherokee.
Of her training in Chapel Hill, Fletcher mused, "One of the best lessons I learned was through my experience working as a Playmaker. I dug ditches to lay the cable in the Forest Theatre. I built sets and moved them. I learned how to stage-manage. All these jobs gave me a healthy attitude about the big picture."
After graduation, Fletcher moved to Hollywood, landing roles in the classic television series "Bat Masterson," "Lawman," "Maverick," "77 Sunset Strip," "Wagon Train," "The Untouchables" and "Perry Mason."
Her film credits include Robert Altman's "Thieves Like Us," Neil Simon's "The Cheap Detective," Lewis Teague's "The Lady in Red," "Brainstorm," "The Boy Who Could Fly," "Nobody's Fool," "Two Moon Junction," "Blue Steel" and "Blind Vision." "Brainstorm," filmed in North Carolina in 1981, marked the first time Fletcher had returned to the state since graduation.
Fletcher recently appeared on the small screen in the CBS drama "Joan of Arcadia" for which she was nominated for an Emmy for Best Guest Actress On a Drama Series. Prior, she appeared on David E. Kelley's series "The Practice." Other TV credits include recurring roles in "Picket Fences," "Profiler" and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine." She also starred in the TV movies "Second Serve" with Vanessa Redgrave, "J. Edgar Hoover," "The Karen Carpenter Story," "In a Child's Name," "Someone Else's Child," "Sins of the Mind" and "The Devil's Arithmetic," among others.
When not working, Fletcher is an art dealer and recently completed a decade-long renovation of a farmhouse in southwest France. Fletcher has served on the board of the NIH Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders and many other organizations for the deaf. Both of her parents were hearing and speech impaired and led very successful lives. Her father was a charismatic storyteller and Episcopal missionary and her mother was a gifted mimic who encouraged her daughter's acting career.
The 2007 PlayMakers Ball theme is "A Designer's Dream." A limited number of $500 tickets are still available by contacting 919-452-8417 or PlayMakers_ball@hotmail.com.
Guests will dance to the music of Peter Duchin and his orchestra and savor a gourmet meal created by Chef James Reale of the Carolina Inn. PlayMakers Ball designers include Giorgios Bakatsias, Giorgios Hospitality Group, Durham ; Kathy Buck, Purple Puddle, Chapel Hill; McKay Coble, assisted by the PlayMakers Repertory Company Production Shops, Chapel Hill; Bitty Holton, Chapel Hill; J. W. Walton, The Catering Company, Chapel Hill; and Melanie Woods, MW Design, Chapel Hill.
Organizations interested in contributing to next year's PlayMakers Ball fundraiser should contact Stacy Payne, Director of Development, at 919-962-2481 or shpayne@email.unc.edu. For more information about PlayMakers, visit http://www.playmakersrep.org.
PlayMakers contact: Pam O'Connor, (919) 621-1230, pamo@nc.rr.com
College of Arts and Sciences contact: Dee Reid, (919) 843-6339, deereid@unc.edu
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Alison Alexander's insider tips will help you bake a perfect, moist fruitcake.
Is your Christmas cake always dry? Or does it fall apart when you cut into it?
612's Mornings' cook, Alison Alexander has come to your rescue. She's come up with a few simple steps that will ensure you bake a perfect, moist, flavoursome fruitcake, every time.
1. Choose good quality dried fruit and nuts: check that nuts are fresh without the taint of rancidity. For a fine texture in the cake, cut all fruit to the size of a sultana. Any combination of fruit can be used - it must be equal weight to that used in the recipe. Make sure the flavours are complementary. Soak fruit, if necessary, at least overnight. Cover fruit while soaking to prevent evaporation of liquid.
2. Lining the tin: use brown paper, greaseproof paper or baking paper. It is best to use two layers.
3. Butter: use unsalted butter.
4. Eggs: large hen's eggs or duck's eggs can be used. Sixty gram hen's eggs are used in these recipes, so if using duck's eggs, weigh them in their shell for the equivalent weight to hen's eggs.
5. Sugar: when white sugar is required, use caster sugar. For a darker colour, use brown or black sugar, golden syrup or treacle. Artificial dark colour can be added with Parisienne essence but it has no flavour.
6. Alcohol: medium sherry, dark rum, whisky, brandy or orange-flavoured liqueur are the usual flavours for fruit cakes. Brush 1-2 tablespoons over the cake immediately it is removed from the oven. Then cover the cake firmly with a double layer of aluminium foil while the cake is still hot and leave aside until completely cold. If you prefer not to use alcohol, substitute with unsweetened fruit juice.
7. Tapping: after putting mixture in the tin and smoothing the surface, drop the tin three times to remove air bubbles.
8. Cooking: times are difficult to estimate because we all use different ovens. If the cake is becoming too dark, lower the temperature and cover with some brown paper or foil. If using a convection oven, use low fan speed or no fan. Fruit cakes are best cooked slowly on low temperature.
9. Storage: when the cake is completely cold, remove from the tin but leave the baking paper intact and wrap in a double layer of plastic wrap. Do not leave foil in contact with the cake as the alcohol will pit the foil. Then wrap the cake in an old clean towel and store in a cool, dark, dry place in the pantry. Once the cake has been cut, store in a well-sealed container. Do not store in the refrigerator; this may cause the sugars to crystallize.
Try these tips out when you cook Alison's own traditional, rich, dark Christmas cake.