MD5 value for text "9013" is 17ab7b5bb7ca18f6d5f33dfbcbaee1a2.
MD2 value for text "9013" is fcd12f025e3d6c2ccf5dbe6d2c109025.
MD4 value for text "9013" is 67d1a76eceb8246ad2c245caa0732abd.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 0 [new string 90130] is 4cb9ba4164ae99072e5d7bb41b3ed178.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 1 [new string 90131] is 091d313e9c6348deb7507653cd2800c3.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 2 [new string 90132] is 1308bbd05461d41260d17f9d2a7b4566.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 3 [new string 90133] is a138a81af7b7f9c422a5fc8de3c3d7e7.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 4 [new string 90134] is 20f7cd86b97176bbb1dd58792ac4adb3.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 5 [new string 90135] is f27fac7c587a492bb31b82ae6a16a688.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 6 [new string 90136] is 1a0942083b83d8f3eb8ef33d4731b7e4.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 7 [new string 90137] is 5f6c16eb66d361637aa574c20a7c0345.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 8 [new string 90138] is 97b674a49e16b82fa4f7d75aa0f2d910.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and number 9 [new string 90139] is cd3d804747cf4c11f495534083caf222.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter a [new string 9013a] is 9b9f64f9dc5cd2253cf395399a4e70e2.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter b [new string 9013b] is 017b1a8a8df562fe3a9cb3d853218ccb.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter c [new string 9013c] is 3569c9aedc33646eea261e67a2049105.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter d [new string 9013d] is aa92179235cd3a6ae3dd426743889f07.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter e [new string 9013e] is 8fe9346d178df42753b279c99123042a.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter f [new string 9013f] is 789d8379c8ef253359e8cf353fb3c691.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter g [new string 9013g] is 786bdd26b68273c321b96ab3c3b34838.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter h [new string 9013h] is f37d30b3377f55f0b9020521164361de.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter i [new string 9013i] is 89560684b6f7e55836efb188013609ae.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter j [new string 9013j] is 5d6f74e296bfbfc90bdea1207653c760.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter k [new string 9013k] is 293b13031a39a4bc98beb04be0f1c093.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter l [new string 9013l] is e8b645a98465d41ea72cdceb6ed3514d.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter m [new string 9013m] is 04734bc9746cd14d7a61f16c40bc4bb1.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter n [new string 9013n] is 08dc4c1bdfaaf9a5b1f66c523332bc15.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter o [new string 9013o] is 4081c46c0581f93dc14745b388bbeb72.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter p [new string 9013p] is bdf7c15375d20667e03ce1166b939116.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter q [new string 9013q] is 54c143eff2d8c3af97c514630f90704e.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter r [new string 9013r] is 2ea7e60c07004b94d8db21cd0ffd6a45.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter s [new string 9013s] is 4d32107f1c840b9d3b983665355ce537.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter t [new string 9013t] is 301abdb74de1e169bc6f1c163f56d7c0.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter u [new string 9013u] is af0516317d4119495d130c4e950dfca8.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter v [new string 9013v] is 9ab019406fffbea86e47d4a5902471fd.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter w [new string 9013w] is cdaeb4522435209ac0bf50202fab46b3.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter x [new string 9013x] is 00a1aec9bf9c7e0306a97a198500c778.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter y [new string 9013y] is 759e67bf3b40c97815d32072a985981a.
MD5 value for the combined text 9013 and letter z [new string 9013z] is 57a563681fd987180c9ceab256744b75.


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Wide receiver A.J. Green is set to make his return to the starting lineup after missing three consecutive games with a toe injury.
The Cincinnati Bengals don't list Green with a game designation on Friday's final injury report, signaling he should play Sunday against the Denver Broncos barring a setback.
Green put in a full practice Friday after being limited Wednesday and Thursday.
The return of Green, a seven-time Pro Bowler, bodes well for an offense now relying on backup quarterback Jeff Driskel, who makes his first career start in place of Andy Dalton (thumb, injured reserve).
Green's 687 yards receiving ranks second on the team behind Tyler Boyd's 841 yards, and the two receivers each have six touchdowns, which is tied for the team lead.
The Bengals have missed Green in the lineup, losing three straight games in his absence to drop to 5-6 on the season while being outscored 110-55 in that span.


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Federal Commissioner of Taxation v. Australian Gas Light Co.
Judgment date: Judgment handed down 16 December 1983.
The question which arises in these appeals from the Supreme Court of New South Wales (Lusher J.) [reported at 83 ATC 4220] is whether the taxpayers derived assessable income within the meaning of subsec. 25(1) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (``the Assessment Act'') during the years of income in question in respect of the supply of gas to their respective customers.
Six appeals were brought by The Australian Gas Light Company (``AGL'') to the Supreme Court against amended assessments of income tax relating to the years ended 30 June 1972 to 30 June 1977 inclusive. Two appeals were brought by Newcastle Gas Company Limited (``NGC'') to the Supreme Court against amended assessments of income tax relating to the years of income ended 30 June 1974 and 30 June 1975.
The same question was in issue in all appeals before both the Supreme Court and this Court. All appeals have been heard together by consent throughout. The Supreme Court allowed five of the six appeals of AGL and both appeals of NGC, but did not in its orders allow AGL's appeal in relation to the 1977 year (this matter was Federal Court Appeal No. G311 of 1983). We drew the attention of counsel to this, but they could offer no explanation for it. Counsel for all parties agreed, however, that the result of the other appeals would determine the result in AGL's appeal relating to the 1977 year notwithstanding that technically there is no appeal to this Court in that matter.
It is necessary to refer to the facts and the statutory framework in which the taxpayers carry on their activities to comprehend the questions which arise in these appeals.
AGL is an unincorporated company established in 1837 by Act 8 Wm. IV 1837. NGC is an incorporated company established by the City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company's Incorporation Act 1866. The activities of gas companies in New South Wales including the taxpayers are regulated by the Gas and Electricity Act, 1935 (N.S.W.) (``the G. & E. Act'') which permits them to produce gas and supply it to customers and gives them a virtual monopoly in the supply of gas in the gas company's designated area subject to controls imposed by the G. & E. Act and the Regulations made under it. The controls are broadly of three kinds: first, limitations on the amount of dividends and restrictions on the accumulation of profits; second, control of the price at which gas may be sold; and third, certain requirements relating to the accounts of gas companies.
dividend, the excess may be carried forward in the company's profit and loss account; but the balance remaining in that account, after allowing for payment of accrued dividends, shall not exceed the amount required to pay one year's dividend at the standard rate (subsec. 11(3)). A penalty is imposed upon a gas company which contravenes sec. 11 (subsec. 11(4)).
A gas company is prohibited from charging for gas supplied by meter prices which exceed ``the appropriate standard price'' (subsec. 12(1)). A price fixing machinery is established by the G. & E. Act. In summary, the Minister may constitute a Board to enquire what prices of gas would, having regard to the gas company's revenue, enable it to pay the standard rate of dividend, after making provision for various kinds of expenses of the company (subsec. 12(2)). The Board shall determine those prices and certify them to the Minister. The Governor may then, by order published in the New South Wales Gazette, notify that those certified prices shall be the standard prices in respect of the company, and authorise the company to make those certified charges (subsec. 12(2) and (3)).
The issue of shares in gas companies is subject to various restrictions, including a requirement that they be sold by public auction or tender (sec. 13).
Gas companies are required to forward to the Minister each year an annual statement of accounts duly audited; and the Minister is empowered to request the Auditor-General to audit those accounts (sec. 17 and 18).
A gas company is required to charge for gas supplied by it on the basis of the number of megajoules so supplied (sec. 26). The giving by a gas company and the taking by a person of a supply of gas otherwise than through a meter supplied by the company giving the supply, is prohibited (subsec. 27(1)). A gas company is prohibited from supplying a meter unless it has been tested and stamped in the prescribed manner (subsec. 27(2)). A penalty is imposed on a gas company or a person offending against sec. 27 (subsec. 27(3)). The registration of a meter supplied in accordance with the G. & E. Act shall be prima facie evidence of the quantity of gas which has passed through the meter (subsec. 27(4)).
Persons desiring a supply of gas to premises shall serve a written notice on the gas company which is authorised to supply gas within the locality in which the premises are situated, setting out certain specified particulars. Those persons if required by the gas company shall give a written undertaking to it to take and pay for a supply of gas and, if required, give security to the company for the payment of the price of the gas (subsec. 28(1)). The company is required to give those persons a supply of gas and to continue such supply provided that the company is not so bound where persons are indebted to the company for gas supplied or where the apparatus used for the supply of gas to particular premises is, in the opinion of the company, unsafe. A gas company which refuses or wilfully neglects to supply or continue to supply gas which it is required to give or continue is liable to a penalty (subsec. 28(2)).
Officers or servants of gas companies duly authorised in that behalf may at reasonable hours enter any premises to which gas is supplied or in which any apparatus has been installed for the supply of gas, and may inspect and test the apparatus, affix seals to it and remove it. Persons who obstruct such officers or servants in the exercise of this authority are liable to a penalty (sec. 29).
Penalties are imposed upon persons who injure apparatus belonging to a gas company for the supply of gas or who alter the index of meters or prevent meters from duly registering the quantity of gas supplied or otherwise interfere with meters or seals affixed to them (subsec. 30(1)). Gas companies are authorised to discontinue the supply of gas to persons who have committed offences under sec. 29 or 30 until the matter complained of has been remedied (sec. 31).
Gas companies are authorised to discontinue the supply of gas to persons who neglect to pay sums due by them to gas companies for gas supplied (sec. 32).
Regulations have been made pursuant to the power conferred under sec. 85 of the G. & E. Act. They provide, inter alia, for the testing of meters, the computation of accounts for gas sold and for payment thereof.
the checking of meters, correcting faulty meters, making estimates of gas supplied by faulty meters and so on. Regulation 34 makes the reading on the gas meter determinative of the quantity of gas which has been supplied and determinative of the quantitative basis on which the customer is obliged to pay for gas supplied. The Regulations contain provisions enabling customers to challenge the accuracy of readings on meters.
``42(1) A demand for payment for gas supplied shall not be made by a gas company or an officer of a gas company until an account therefor has been rendered.
(2) An account rendered by a gas company shall bear the actual readings of the meter upon the first and last days of the period for which the account is rendered.
(3) A gas company shall not, except as provided in these Regulations, render an account for any quantity of gas supplied by meter, other than the quantity registered by the meter as having been supplied to the consumer.
(4) A gas company shall keep at its head office, or if its works be situated more than 20 miles from the General Post Office, Sydney, at the office of such works, a list of all accounts which have been computed under Regulation 28 showing the particulars specified in Schedule 1 to these Regulations. The list shall be available for inspection by the Senior Gas Examiner or his authorised officer at all reasonable times, and a copy thereof or an extract therefrom shall be supplied to him upon request.
Customers of the taxpayers fall into three categories: domestic, commercial and industrial. These appeals are concerned with domestic customers.
corrections which are investigated, as they are in routine billing procedures, before release of the bills. Some accounts are delivered, some mailed and all special bills are mailed.
As at 30 June in the relevant years there was what was described in the evidence and by the primary Judge as ``unbilled or unpaid revenue'' or, expressed in terms of supply, ``unbilled gas'' which had not been paid for by the customer and in respect of which no moneys had been received by the taxpayers up to 30 June of the relevant year.
The taxpayers did not bring into their accounts for any of the relevant years ended 30 June any amount in respect of unbilled gas consumed before 30 June during an incomplete quarterly period. Nor did the Boards have any regard to unbilled gas as such in fixing the tariff. It is this unbilled gas with which these appeals are concerned.
The primary Judge found that the taxpayers did not derive assessable income within the meaning of subsec. 25(1) in respect of the supply of unbilled gas to their customers during the years of income in question. The Commissioner challenges that finding.
There is no doubt that what the transactions with consumers produce is income, but the question for decision is when is that income derived? The practice or method of accounting adopted by the taxpayers was not to bring to account in respect of years of income expiring on 30 June the revenue which ultimately would be received on account of unbilled gas. Thus what each taxpayer returned as assessable income did not include the revenue which it anticipated it would receive, and was contingently entitled to receive, for gas supplied after the last billing before 30 June and before that date. The Commissioner submitted that, as the taxpayers had done all that was required of them under their obligation to supply gas during this period, they should bring to account as additional sales the value or estimated value of the unbilled gas. The Commissioner placed particular emphasis on the fact that the property in the gas supplied through meters during this time had passed, and passed beyond recall, to the customers.
C. of T. (S.A.) v. Executor, Trustee & Agency Co. of South Australia Ltd. (Carden's case) (1938) 63 C.L.R. 108 at p. 155; (1938) 5 A.T.D. 98 at p. 132 per Dixon J. These are some examples of the tests which the Courts have used in determining the time when revenue transactions are brought to account or income is derived.
Helpful as these tests may be as signposts, each of them has been conceived in and applied to varied and contrasting circumstances. As signposts they indicate that invariably something more than provision of goods or services by the taxpayer is required. It is necessary to determine whether the consequence is that a debt has been created or whether the taxpayer is obliged to take further steps before becoming entitled to payment. It may often be possible to reach the proper conclusion by the application of these tests if the circumstances of the taxpayer are unexceptional. However, the taxpayers in this case operate under exceptional circumstances. They contend that these circumstances dictate the manner in which they bring their revenue to account.
Utilities like the taxpayers in this case and electricity supply authorities whose activities are also regulated by the G. & E. Act enjoy a statutory monopoly in their authorised areas. They are vested with powers to do things that would otherwise be unlawful and would constitute a nuisance or trespass, such as the power to enter privately owned land for the performance of their activities: sec. 29. We mentioned earlier some of the activities of gas companies subject to control and regulation under the G. & E. Act. They illustrate that, although the taxpayers are in one sense profit making bodies in that the proprietors or shareholders may derive dividends, the G. & E. Act regulates the level of dividend which the taxpayers may return to them, the profits that may be accumulated, requires the submission of their accounts to the Minister upon request by him and subsequent auditing by the Auditor-General. The accounts and method of accounting are controlled by the G. & E. Act by regulating the extent to which gas companies may take moneys into reserve. The prices which the taxpayers may charge for gas supplied by them are fixed by an independent body, namely a Board of Enquiry, on which the Government of New South Wales is represented. Changes in prices can be made only after application to the Board which may approve or disapprove them. If the taxpayers derive more revenue in a given period than the Board allowed when it established the rate or tariff, the rate in some future period is liable to be diminished. They are not able to have or retain profits surplus to those permitted by the Board under the G. & E. Act. When they apply to the Board to fix their rates they must inform it of the following: the income which they need to derive to cover their estimates of expenses, the dividends which they are permitted to return to their proprietors or shareholders, the moneys which they are permitted to carry to reserves and their estimate of sales and revenue therefrom. The manner in which they prepare their accounts is inevitably closely interwoven with the manner in which the Board regulates their activities and finances to establish the appropriate rate.
The registration of a customer's gas meter is prima facie evidence of the quantity of gas supplied and determines the quantitative basis on which he is obliged to pay. The reading of the meter and the giving of notice to the customer of what is registered are more than mere procedure. They are conditions precedent to the making of demand for payment. A gas company is obliged to commence and continue the supply of gas subject to certain exceptions including the failure of a customer to pay his gas bill.
In the years in question the tariff was fixed by a Board by reference to supply over quarterly periods of each year and the taxpayers were required to make quarterly readings of meters. The Governor, by Order published in the Gazette, notified that the prices as certified by the Board were to be the standard prices in respect of each taxpayer and authorised each of them to make the charges as certified by the Board.
It is true that the taxpayers could physically read all meters within their respective districts on 30 June; but, apart from the obvious commercial impracticability of such a course, there are legal restraints imposed on them from demanding payment for gas consumed up to that date. First, the taxpayers are obliged to supply for a quarterly period. The relationship between each taxpayer and its domestic customers is governed by statute and regulation which, in the light of the tariff, obliges it to supply for a quarterly period. Second, the circumstances to which we have referred as exceptional in our opinion dictate the manner in which the taxpayers bring their revenue to account namely, by not including an estimate of anticipated revenue from unbilled gas supplied after the last bills were rendered in the particular year and before 30 June in that year.
The consequence of the exceptional manner in which the taxpayers operate is that as at 30 June in each year their claims against customers for current liabilities for gas supplied had not matured into recoverable debts. The method of accounting adopted by the taxpayers was in our opinion dictated by obligations imposed upon them, both in their dealings with customers and with the Board which fixed their tariff or rates for domestic consumers. The taxpayers are bound to deal with their customers on a quarterly basis. The obligation to supply is for a period of three months, rates for gas supplied are fixed on a quarterly basis and amounts consumed are calculated for that period. Furthermore, payment cannot be required of customers until their meters have been read and accounts rendered. Thus the taxpayers contend that they cannot regard the amounts for which customers are contingently liable on 30 June each year as recoverable debts. Their method of accounting is in accord with this conclusion.
There was much expert evidence before the primary Judge on the question of accounting and commercial practice. He was entitled to have regard to this evidence (see the Arthur Murray case at C.L.R. p. 318; A.T.D. p. 100) though was not bound by it in coming to his conclusions. Much of the evidence of the experts was equivocal and made apparent that it was open to the taxpayers to adopt the methods for accounting for unbilled gas which they in fact adopted. The primary Judge expressed a strong preference for the evidence of witnesses supporting the taxpayers. This evidence was challenged by counsel for the Commissioner, but no grounds were advanced which in our view justify a departure from the primary Judge's conclusion.
1. The appeals Nos. NSW G120 and 306-310 of 1983 inclusive be dismissed.
2. The Commissioner of Taxation of the Commonwealth of Australia pay to the Australian Gas Light Company and the Newcastle Gas Company Limited their costs of the appeal.


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DC's Stargirl 2×05 Review: "Summer School: Chapter Five"
September 9, 2021 Jessica Wolff
DC's Stargirl: "Summer School: Chapter Five"
The JSA confronts Eclipso for the first time as Courtney and Cameron grow closer in "Summer School: Chapter Five."
After learning more about Eclipso (Nick Tarabay) in "Summer School: Chapter Four," the Justice Society of America (JSA) finally face the terrifying threat in "Summer School: Chapter Five." While the anticipated showdown was by far the most exciting part of the episode, there were some important developments for the JSA and their impending battle with the new Injustice Society of America (ISA).
The episode mostly centered around Cameron (Hunter Sansone), as he tries to move on after the death of his father. Cameron spends his time painting a mural on the side of a building in honor of his father, unaware of his true villainous nature as Icicle. Cindy (Meg DeLacy) attempts to recruit Cameron to the ISA, but he wants nothing to do with her. While Cameron's rejection of Cindy is great, it will be interesting to see how learning the truth about his father and the end of the episode discovery of his own ice powers will change him going forward.
Much of Cameron's storyline in this episode revolves around his potentially budding relationship with Courtney (Brec Bassinger). While he and Courtney shared some cute moments last season, their dynamic in this episode didn't work for me. Early in the episode, art teacher Deisinger (Randy Havens) sees Cameron's sketches of Courtney. The teacher subsequently becoming invested in a student's love life and encouraging him to pursue Courtney comes off as a bit creepy, even if well-intentioned. The moment makes it feel like the writers are trying to force the idea of Courtney and Cameron rather than allowing it to happen organically.
As Courtney attempts to pursue Cameron, Yolanda's (Yvette Monreal) protectiveness of Courtney and seeming dislike of Cameron is amusing. Their almost kiss is interrupted by a perfectly timed series of text messages from Yolanda. While Cameron's disappointment is understandable, he accuses her of always leaving and his overreaction comes across as a bit much.
Pat (Luke Wilson) is a frustrating character in this episode. He refuses to believe Beth's (Anjelika Washingon) suggestion that the original Dr. Mid-Nite, Charles McNider, is still alive. Rick (Cameron Gellman) defends Beth in another sweet moment between the two, and Pat should know better than to be dismissive of the idea in the super-powered world that they live in. In addition, Pat continues to keep a secret about Eclipso from Courtney and the rest of the JSA that will no doubt blow up in his face. Finally, Pat agrees to let Mike (Trae Romano) help the JSA in some capacity after trying to address his loneliness, but not without criticizing him first.
Eclipso becomes a more looming threat as the weather in Blue Valley is affected by its presence. The Shade (Jonathan Cake) visits Barbara (Amy Smart) at her office and asks her to pass on Eclipso's location once the JSA finds it. It is strange that The Shade hasn't been able to locate the diamond holding Eclipso himself, especially if he is able to follow Courtney's whereabouts in this and the previous episode.
After her confrontation with Cameron, Cindy sets Eclipso on Deisinger and he becomes possessed into painting what Eclipso tells him to. The JSA, using the weather to track Eclipso, find the school's art studio covered in paint. A painting of Eclipso comes alive on the wall and Yolanda, Rick, and Beth are tormented by their inner demons while Eclipso manifests in an exciting, yet horrifying sequence. Seeing Eclipso use the JSA's fears against them is heartbreaking and hopefully, they will be able to overcome them. While Courtney successfully ends the fight by using her staff to extract Eclipso from Deisinger, the threat of Eclipso is far from over.
In the aftermath of the battle, Beth confronts her parents about their divorce. They confirm their mutual decision but do nothing to comfort Beth as they delay further discussion on the matter. It's hard not to feel bad for Beth, and hopefully, Rick and the rest of the JSA can support her.
After failing to recruit Cameron, Cindy assures Isaac (Max Frantz) and Artemis (Stella Smith) that they don't need him and focuses her attention on recruiting Mike. With a showdown between the JSA and ISA looming, it will be interesting to see what Mike's role will ultimately be in the conflict and how Eclipso will take advantage of both sides in this and the next season.
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Jessica Wolff is a graduate of Drexel University with a BS in Film/Video. She has a passion for entertainment and representation in entertainment. She currently resides outside of Washington, DC.
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Rami Hamdallah, the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, released a statement of support for the hunger strikers.
Israeli authorities have placed him under solitary confinement for calling the strike - now in its second day.
Roughly 6,500 Palestinian prisoners are now languishing in Israeli prisons, according to Palestinian figures.
Barghouti has remained politically active from behind bars, and is often touted as one of a few likely successors to the 82-year-old Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
The issue of Palestinians held in Israeli jails is an ongoing source of tension between the two sides.
The strike also comes ahead of commemorations this summer marking 50 years since the 1967 Six Day War and the start of Israel's occupation of the Gaza Strip and West Bank. The objective of the strike is ostensibly to protest prison conditions, to receive more visitation time with family and to end detention without trial, but a number of observers see the effort as part of a Barghouti run for PA leadership. The Palestinian Prisoners' Club had put the number at 1,500.
"Israel is taking it seriously simply because of the possible consequences", said Ghassan Khatib, a professor at Birzeit University and a former Palestinian official. Several hundred are being detained without charges.
PA President Mahmoud Abbas called on the global community "to intervene to save the lives of Palestinian prisoners who have opened hunger strikes... in light of the Israeli government's narrow-mindedness and refusal to accept the prisoners' just and humanitarian demands".
He is popular among Palestinians, with polls suggesting he could win the Palestinian presidency.
More hardline still was the reaction by Israel's intelligence and transportation minister, who tweeted that Barghouti should have been executed after his conviction for murder in 2004 in an Israeli court.
According to human rights organizations, there are now about 6,500 Palestinian political prisoners in Israel, including 57 women, 300 children, 13 legislators, 500 administrative detainees, 18 journalists and 800 prisoners requiring medical attention.
This is not the first time there has been hunger strikes carried out by Palestinian inmates, with the first beginning in 1998 and continuing on a number of occasions throughout the years.
"When a despicable murderer like Barghouti protests in prison for improved conditions, while the relatives of those he murdered are still in pain, there is only one solution - death penalty for terrorists", Katz tweeted Monday.
"The New York Times has provided a platform to a terrorist without noting the fact that he planned and carried out the cold blooded murder of Jews simply for having been Jews", she said.
"It is to be emphasised that the IPS does not negotiate with prisoners". "There is no reason to give them additional conditions in addition to what they already receive". The nation's officials have also refuted Barghouti's claims that prisoners held in the country are regularly subjected to medical neglect and torture, as well as inhumane treatment.


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Q: Remove the back button text Currently trying to remove the title of the previous VC on the back button. Following apple's documentation I have used:
let backBarButtton = UIBarButtonItem(title: "", style: .plain, target: nil, action: nil)
navigationItem.backBarButtonItem = backBarButtton

However the back button title does not disappear! The console says it's empty (""), but it's clearly still displayed to the user.
I do not want to use hacks such as setting the previous title of previous VC to "" however currently nothing else seems to be working. Any advice?

A: Try this function as extension of UINavigationController :
func setBackButtonTitle(_ title: String) {
    if self.navigationBar.topItem != nil {
        let leftBarButtonItem: UIBarButtonItem = UIBarButtonItem(title: title, style: UIBarButtonItem.Style.plain, target: self, action: #selector(self.backButtonAction))
        self.navigationBar.topItem?.backBarButtonItem = leftBarButtonItem
    } else {
        if self.navigationBar.backItem != nil {
            self.navigationBar.backItem?.title = title
        }
    }
}

A: Try this:
self.navigationController?.navigationBar.topItem?.backBarButtonItem = backBarButtton

Your code changes the appearance of back button when other controller pushed above current one. But You need to modify back button on current controller.
See docs on backBarButtonItem:

When this navigation item is immediately below the top item in the
  stack, the navigation controller derives the back button for the
  navigation bar from this navigation item. When this property is nil,
  the navigation item uses the value in its title property to create an
  appropriate back button. If you want to specify a custom image or
  title for the back button, you can assign a custom bar button item
  (with your custom title or image) to this property instead. When
  configuring your bar button item, do not assign a custom view to it;
  the navigation item ignores custom views in the back bar button
  anyway.

A: u can init it with a UIButton instead
let button = UIButton()
let item = UIBarButtonItem(customView: button)
navigationItem.backBarButtonItem = item

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A regional public transit plan for Edmonton and surrounding areas is in serious trouble after Edmonton city council decided on Wednesday night not to fund its first phase.
During budget debate Wednesday, council voted 8-5 against Coun. Andrew Knack's motion to provide $13 million in annual funding for the Edmonton Metropolitan Transit Services Commission (EMTSC).
Routes would have linked Edmonton, Fort Saskatchewan, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, St. Albert, Leduc, Beaumont and Devon.
"We've worked long and hard for many years to put this together and it was supported by the provincial government with significant money to make this happen and, quite honestly, I was somewhat taken aback," Wes Brodhead, chair of the EMTSC and a city councillor in St. Albert, told CBC News Thursday.
Coun. Aaron Paquette called the regional model "aspirational and wonderful" but said he was worried it would not provide Edmonton taxpayers value for their money.
"This may not be the time for it just yet," Paquette said during Wednesday's meeting.
Coun. Jo-Anne Wright, who also voted against the motion, called the commission an "extra layer of red tape."
Councillors Tim Cartmell, Sarah Hamilton, Karen Principe and Jennifer Rice joined Knack in voting to fund the plan.
A draft map of the first phase shows 11 routes operating through the region. (Edmonton Metropolitan Transit Services Commission)
Steve Bradshaw, president of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 569, said from the union's perspective, city council made a wise decision.
"It promised to save money and it has cost more and more and more money all the way along," Bradshaw said.
He said Edmonton already has a regional transit fare system with the Arc card, and the city could build on that without spending money on a CEO and commission.
Brodhead pushed back on that idea.
"History has shown that's been tried before and it didn't work," he said.
Last year, Leger surveyed 1,219 people in Edmonton and surrounding municipalities about public transit and a regional transit system.
Four in five respondents said they thought integration was a good idea but the majority of respondents said they rarely or never use public transit. Respondents in the ring communities were least likely to think public transit was valuable to their communities.
Devon also out
Brodhead said efforts to form a regional network have been in the works for more than a decade.
Initially, 13 municipalities were on board with the idea, but that number has dwindled. Strathcona County, the second largest municipality in the region, walked away in 2020.
Devon town council voted to withdraw from the commission on Dec. 12 — largely because of inflation and rising RCMP costs, said Justin Janke, a communications co-ordinator for the town.
Janke said Devon wanted to help students and young adults get to Edmonton LRT stations via transit and passed a motion to inquire if the town could become a member in good standing while paying a smaller contribution. That may not be possible, given Edmonton's decision.
"There's definitely a sense of disappointment throughout our whole office here and council," he said.
In a statement, Leduc Mayor Bob Young said he respects regional partners' "difficult decisions made to support the needs of their communities."
A spokesperson for St. Albert said the city needs time to determine how Edmonton's decision will affect its participation. Mayor Cathy Heron tweeted that she was heartbroken about the decision after working on the plan for years.
"We entered into agreements in good faith and lack of understanding of the long term benefits was its downfall," Heron said.
Knack said though the city will save some money by not funding the plan, dissolving the commission could cost the city up to $15 million.
"I can't imagine the other regional municipalities are going so say, 'yeah, let's all share in the cost to dissolve' when we're the only ones that actually said no," he said.
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NASA astronauts (from left) Shannon Walker, Victor Glover and Mike Hopkins, and JAXA astronaut Soichi Noguchi sit in a Crew Dragon capsule during training for their Crew-1 mission, now scheduled to launch Oct. 23. Credit: SpaceX
WASHINGTON — NASA announced Aug. 14 that the first operational SpaceX commercial crew mission to the International Space Station will launch in late October, a delay to accommodate other spacecraft flying to the station.
The agency said it has set a date of no earlier than Oct. 23 for the Crew-1 launch, which will send three NASA astronauts and one astronaut from the Japanese space agency JAXA on a Crew Dragon spacecraft to the ISS for a six-month mission. NASA previously said the mission would launch in late September, but officials had hinted in recent days that the launch could be delayed until October.
"Right now it's scheduled for late September. It could slip into October," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said Aug. 7 in a keynote speech at an online conference for alumni of the International Space University.
Just before the launch of the Demo-2 mission May 30, NASA said it was targeting a launch date of no earlier than Aug. 30 for Crew-1, assuming that Demo-2 returned by the beginning of August. However, in the weeks before the Demo-2 splashdown Aug. 2, NASA said they required at least six weeks to complete certification work on the spacecraft before launching Crew-1, pushing that launch back to the latter part of September.
The new delay, NASA said in its announcement of the Crew-1 launch date, is primarily because of other visiting vehicle traffic at the ISS. The Soyuz MS-17 spacecraft is scheduled to launch to the station Oct. 14, transporting NASA astronaut Kate Rubins and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Sergey Kud-Sverchkov to the station. They will replace the current crew of NASA's Chris Cassidy and Roscosmos' Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner, who are scheduled to return to Earth on the Soyuz MS-16 spacecraft several days after the arrival of Soyuz MS-17.
In addition to the Soyuz arrivals and departures, a Cygnus cargo spacecraft is currently scheduled for launch Sept. 29 on an Antares rocket from Wallops Island, Virginia. Cygnus spacecraft typically arrive at the station two to three days after launch.
Crew-1 will transport to the station NASA astronauts Michael Hopkins, Victor Glover and mission specialist Shannon Walker, and JAXA astronaut Soichi Noguchi. "We're ready to go to the space station," Glover said at a press conference after the Demo-2 splashdown Aug. 2. "We're very close to ready to fly the Dragon into low Earth orbit."
The late October launch of Crew-1, NASA said, will allow them to remain on the station through the launch this spring of Crew-2, which will transport a new crew of astronauts from NASA, JAXA and the European Space Agency to the station. While the Crew-1 mission will use a new Falcon 9 booster and Crew Dragon spacecraft, Crew-2 will use the Dragon capsule from the Demo-2 mission and the Falcon 9 booster from Crew-1.
NASA still has to complete certification of the Crew Dragon spacecraft to allow the Crew-1 mission to proceed. At the post-splashdown press conference, Steve Stich, manager of NASA's commercial crew program, said he expected the final certification review to take place in late August or early September.
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Try different settings on the camera such as shutter speed or what works the best for you. You can choose to leave the shutter open and capture the night sky as it swirls overhead, or set if for a fraction of a second to capture high speed action. In general, fast shutter speed work best for action shots, whereas slow shutter speeds are ideal for shooting still-lifes, landscapes and other static images.
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Blur the background when shooting photos of people. When everything in the picture is focused including the background, it will make the picture a bit busy and it will be hard for the viewers to specifically focus on the subject of the picture. Blur your background to keep it from detracting from your central subject.
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Always make your subject the main focus of your picture. A key building block to learning how to express your personal style through photography is understanding the importance of camera focus. Especially when starting out, your main subject should be in view and centered. Don't worry about the background.
Keep a "photo diary" while taking pictures. It's good to have a context for when and where a certain photograph was taken. Take a small notepad wherever you go and jot down the description and picture number.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to shoot something great because you couldn't properly adjust your settings. However, you should not preset your camera, which lets your camera choose the settings itself. Get familiar with your camera options before you start photographing, so you know which settings will suit each subject and situation.
You will have a better picture if your subject is off-center a little. Pre-focus your camera, and move a little to one side. Centering is generally expected and not that interesting in a photo. Off-center your subjects to enhance the appearance of your images and make them more appealing to viewers.
Do you now have the knowledge needed to begin your photography endeavors? Have you discovered some ideas to get you started? Can you understand the unique flare and concept of the shots that you enjoy best? If so, you've taken in the knowledge provided from the tips above, and you are well on your way to taking the best photos of your life.
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Functions to aid in pre-processing data that is not in the correct
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Micron made a major announcement this week touting a new memory structure that simultaneously drives up the density and write performance of current Flash memory. The company says its 34 nm lithography design offers a six-fold increase in write/erase cycles for MLC and a three-fold boost for SLC systems. When applied to the company's new Enterprise NAND, that translates into 30,000 write cycles for the MLC version and 300,000 for SLC.
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Since my last post, I'm excited to announce that I've been working on a series of food history videos with my friend, nutritionist and food vlogger Fiorella DiCarlo. But in the meantime, University of California Press graciously asked me to review a newly-published book on food history. Check it out below, and stay tuned for updates!
"As American as apple pie," runs the old adage, even though apple pie was first baked on the other side of the Atlantic, in countries like Sweden and the Netherlands. Food travels with the people who eat it, and apple pie has traveled far; though not so far as the apple itself. But the story of this ubiquitous fruit doesn't start with Snow White, or with the golden grove of the Hesperides in Greek myth. It doesn't even start with Adam and Eve (whose forbidden fruit, by the way, is never specified in the Bible and probably wasn't an apple to begin with). The apple may be beloved across the world today, but it was born in Kazakhstan. Like many other plants with useful and pleasing qualities, it was dispersed in ancient times, bought and sold along the extensive trade routes that tied humanity together long before airplanes and express shipping.
Robert Spengler's Fruit from the Sands (2019) follows the ancient journeys of the apple and a variety of other important crops along the legendary Silk Road, overland trade routes that linked ancient Europe and Asia. As Spengler informs us early on, some historians prefer the plural Silk Roads as a more accurate reflection of the complexity of this commercial web. Most historians mark the beginning of the Silk Road as occurring during the second century BC, but Spengler draws on archaeological evidence indicating the movement of material culture as far back as the late 3rd millennium BC.
Though the Silk Road(s) have no clear beginning or end, they do have a focal point: Central Asia, a region that gets precious little attention in modern times. I've long been interested in Central Asia, and I appreciated the spotlight it receives in this book. When most people think of Central Asia today (if they think of it at all!) they tend to picture empty plains where horse-mounted nomads roam, but Spengler demonstrates that there were already advanced, settled civilizations here more than two or even three thousand years ago, cultivating fruits, flowers, vegetables and grains and selling them to more famous peoples like the Persians, Arabs and Chinese.
Spengler is the Paleoethnobotany Lab Director at the Max Planck Institute in Jena, Germany, and the majority of the evidence he draws on is of the material, archaeobotanical sort: physical remains of plants that ancient peoples stored, discarded, or even placed in tombs to accompany the dead to the next world. Through this evidence he is able to trace the point or points of origin for each plant. For the most part, the names of individuals responsible for these ancient migrations are unknown, so it is the plants themselves who become the central characters in Spengler's narrative. We meet major players like apple and barley as well as less-familiar faces, plants that have fallen into obscurity but were valuable to our ancestors: skirret, sea buckthorn, dragon's head, gold-of-pleasure, and a type of millet called "panic" (ah, the endless possibilities for wordplay). Botanical genetics and morphology can get a little dry at times without cultural references to balance them, although this is more evident in some chapters than others. In particular, Spengler provides a lot of great literary and art historical references to two plant-based beverages that humans have never run out of words to describe: wine and tea.
Overall I really enjoyed this book and learned a lot from it, in particular about how humans influence the genetic development of our crops not only consciously, but unconsciously. For example, Spengler describes how differing grain-harvesting techniques in Asia and pre-Colombian North America produced differing evolutionary pressures on the grain, resulting in divergent development of the grain's features. Some of the plants Spengler describes have been heavily modified by humans through selective breeding; others occupy a space somewhere between tame and wild, growing and presenting their useful features with minimal intervention.
The relationship between plant and animal, including the human animal, is a delicate balance of push and pull, adapt and adjust. Spengler identifies the direct human dispersal of plants via commercial activity with the inadvertent seed dispersal practiced by animals, who eat a tasty fruit and carry its seeds inside them to a new location. In this mutually beneficial relationship, one wonders which side is truly in control.
If you've ever been curious about the history of agriculture or the true origins of the fruits and vegetables at your local market, this is the book for you.
Ancient Recipe: Egyptian Beer (Egypt, ca. 5000 BCE)
March 29, 2017 April 27, 2017 / passtheflamingo	/ 5 Comments
"Give me 18 cups of wine; I want to drink to drunkenness, my throat is dry as straw!" ~ Words of a female partygoer in an Ancient Egyptian banquet painting
Homemade bousa with bonus homemade glass.
At some point in the distant past, an Australopithecus taking a stroll through the East African grasslands ate some rotten fruit off the ground and got a little dizzy and giggly. That hirsute lush was the first of our ancestors to get drunk. But the first hominids to do so deliberately were the people of the ancient world: the Egyptians, Mesopotamians, Chinese and others who stumbled upon the wonderful secret of brewing beer.
Beer was invented independently by several civilizations, and may have originally been discovered by accident. If water leaked into an ancient container used to store grain, the excess moisture would cause grain to sprout, releasing new chemical compounds that altered its taste. Moisture would also foster the growth of bacteria and yeast, which would feed on the grain and produce alcohol as a waste product. And if some curious Egyptian or Sumerian (perhaps a direct descendant of the aforementioned Australopithecus) decided to taste the leaky drippings of that improperly sealed jar–bam! A life-changing discovery. Some archaeologists believe it was the rise of beer-making that directly inspired early humans to transition from a hunter-gatherer to an agricultural economy. That is, the ancients planted grain for beer before they planted it for bread.
Ancient Egyptian beer, called bousa, was a dietary staple. With more nutrients and less alcohol than modern beers (about 2%), it could be drank throughout the day and was actually safer to drink than water due to the lack of modern sanitation. Laborers were often paid in beer rations (the workers on the Great Pyramids at Giza received 4-5 liters a day). Beer was served at every Egyptian meal, especially among the lower classes. Multiple people often shared the same beer vessel using long reed straws, creating a visual effect similar to 1950s teenagers sharing an ice cream float (or modern college kids sharing a fishbowl of liquor and fruit juice at that one restaurant that doesn't card). The straw was both social and practical: bousa is a lumpy semisolid rather than the liquid we might expect. The custom persists in some African cultures that make beer in a similar manner (here's a picture of people sharing beer with straws at a wedding in 1980s Burundi).
Written sources record various kinds of beer flavored with different ingredients and given poetic names like "Friend's Beer", "Iron Beer", or "Beer of the Protector". Some of these variants were only made for special occasions, such as the annual "Festival of Drunkenness". On that day, Egyptians indulged in a beer dyed red with pomegranate juice or powdered ochre (a kind of mineral clay) in honor of the ferocious lion goddess Sekhmet. According to legend, Sekhmet once threatened to devour all of Egypt, until she was tricked into thinking the red-dyed beer was blood. Literally bloodthirsty, the goddess chugged a few barrels and passed out, sparing the Egyptians from her hunger. Sekhmet was one of several goddesses associated with beer in Egyptian mythology. Viewed as an offshoot of bread-making, beer-brewing was considered a largely feminine activity.
THE RECIPE *
First, we will malt the grain, meaning we'll allow it to sprout and then roast it. Soak one cup of wheat berries in a bowl of water at room temperature for 8-10 hours/overnight. Drain the wheat berries and place them in a large glass jar. Cover the jar with a light cloth, such as cheesecloth, secured with a rubber band. Let stand at room temperature for 1-3 days or until you see little tails sprouting from the grains. During this time, make sure the grains stay moist but not submerged in water. Once a day, shake the jar gently to help air circulation.
Once your grains have sprouted, spread them on a baking sheet and roast them at 300 degrees Fahrenheit for about 3 hours. When done, they should be completely dry and dark brown and give off a pleasant, nutty aroma. Grind the malted grains into coarse flour in a food processor or with a mortar and pestle.
Some Egyptian beers used bread as a starter yeast culture, and others used grain porridge, as confirmed by archaeological evidence. We'll be making a porridge-based beer. Boil two cups of barley in two cups of water until you have a soft, mushy porridge. It should be soft enough that you can break an individual barley grain with the edge of a spoon. When your barley porridge is no longer boiling hot but still warm, put it into a pot with the ground-up wheat berries from the previous step and six cups of water. Cover and let sit at room temperature for 3 to 4 days.
When you uncover your Egyptian beer, the first thing you'll notice is that it smells like it's gone bad. This, of course, is because it has. The smell will dissipate completely if you take off the lid and let it air out for a while. It's safe to drink, I promise! And it tastes completely different from the off-putting initial aroma. Very lightly sour and fizzy, with a little bit of smokiness from the roasted grain. You can also try sweetening it with honey or date syrup, or mixing it with pomegranate juice if there's a lion-headed goddess you're trying to intoxicate.
This beer is not bad, but it's also not something I could picture myself ordering at a bar. The rank smell means that I have to rank it behind my Mesopotamian beer recipe, which I'll share another time. III out of X.
* Adapted from Cooking in Ancient Civilizations by Cathy Kaufman (2006).
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Q: ElasticSearch MultiField Search Query I have an endpoint that I am proxying into ElasticSearch API for a simple user search I am conducting.
/users?nickname=myUsername&email=myemail@gmail.com&name=John+Smith

Somet details about these parameters are the following

*

*All parameters are optional

*nickname can be searched as a full text search (i.e. 'myUser' would return 'myUsername')

*email must be an exact match

*name can be searched as full text search for each token (i.e. 'john' would return 'John Smith')

The ElasticSearch search call should treat the parameters collectively as AND'd.
Right now, I am not truly sure where to start as I am able to execute the query on each of the parameters alone, but not all together.
client.search({
    index: 'users',
    type: 'user',
    body: {
        "query": {
            //NEED TO FILL THIS IN
        }
    }
}).then(function(resp){
    //Do something with search results
});

A: First you need to create the mapping for this particular use case.
curl -X PUT "http://$hostname:9200/myindex/mytype/_mapping" -d '{
  "mytype": {
    "properties": {
      "email": {
        "type": "string",
        "index": "not_analyzed"
      },
      "nickname": {
        "type": "string"
      },
      "name": {
        "type": "string"
      }
    }
  }
}'

Here by making email as not_analyzed , you are making sure only the exact match works.
Once that is done , you need to make the query.
As we have multiple conditions , it would be a good idea to use bool query.
You can combine multiple queries and how to handle them using bool query
Query -
{
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "must": [
        {
          "match": {
            "name": "qbox"
          }
        },
        {
          "prefix": {
            "nickname": "qbo"
          }
        },
        {
          "match": {
            "email": "me@qbox.io"
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

Using the prefix query , you are telling Elasticsearch that even if the token starts with qbo , qualify it as a match.
Also prefix query might not be very fast , in that case you can go for ngram analyzer - http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/analysis-ngram-tokenizer.html


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