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Springfield Gardens, Queens, NY – Man Killed in Car Crash at Intersection
Hach & Rose, LLP > Car Accidents > Springfield Gardens, Queens, NY – Man Killed in Car Crash at Intersection
Springfield Gardens, Queens, NY (November 25, 2018) – On Friday night, November 23, a man was reported to have been killed due to injuries he suffered during a motor vehicle accident in the Springfield Gardens section of Queens. Police responded to the collision that took place at the intersection of Rockaway Boulevard and Guy R. Brewer Boulevard at around 9:30 p.m.
40-year-old Jianhang Zhuo was found unresponsive by officers who arrived on the scene shortly after the crash. The victim was reported to have suffered serious injuries to his head as a result of the impact.
According to police, Zhuo had been driving east on Rockaway Boulevard and was attempting to turn left onto Guy R. Brewer Boulevard when his vehicle was struck by a BMW. Zhuo was tragically pronounced dead at the scene, as the driver of the BMW was promptly transported to a local hospital with injuries that have been classified as non-life-threatening.
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Accidents such as this one frequently occur in our communities, and we extend our deepest condolences to the loved ones of Jianhang Zhuo. Car accidents in New York often result in serious injury or death, and we recognize the extreme difficulties associated with the sudden loss of a loved one. At this time, it is very important to realize that you may have significant rights following such a devastating occurrence.
At Hach and Rose, our sympathetic New York accident attorneys are entirely devoted to helping the loved ones of victims during their time of need. We understand that the time following the loss of a loved one can be extremely stressful, and we are here for you 24/7 to help answer any questions you may have at this time. If you have lost a family member in a car accident due to a negligent motorist, please don't hesitate to call 212-779-0057 today.
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Another rock band from Britain descending on an unwitting American public? It's a familiar line that's been peddled for four decades. But the Palma Violets have whipped the British music press into hysteria with their scuzzy riffs and un-fussy sound. Combining The Clash, the Doors and a bit of Bruce Springsteen, this quartet has managed to weld together distinctive styles into one cohesive and ridiculously enjoyable album. While the EP has already been released, expect a steady head of steam to build up around this band this summer.

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Forums - General Discussion - Leo-J is a douche ball.
It doesn't have game s as good as the Wii? Are you kidding me, Highway?
If anyone is a douche here, it's you, Patriot.
Whatever. If PS3 games were better the PS3 wouldn't be right where it's at.
Not even close to being true. The Xbox 360 has been getting outsold weekly by the PS3 for the last few month. Not only is the Xbox 360's game library larger, it has far more tittles that have been over ranked over 90%; the same is for games over 80% In addition, the 360 has far more games than than either the Wii or PS3. It also has great games in a varitety of genre's, which is something the PS3 and Wii have yet to accomplish, and they won't even come close to doing so this year. However, this does not translate into high sale numbers. Console wars are won before the consoles are even released. Thanks to marketing and hype, the Wii will go on to outsell everything. It's not even about games; it never as been, and it never will be.
I am Washu-bot B, loyal servant of Final-Fan, the greatest scientific genius in the universe!
Oh damn... he's going into racial slurs now? Wow. Maybe you are the dbag.
Reported. Prepare for banville. and mods, lock this bad boy.
Hm... Isn't it a little cruel to dedicate a thread for bashing on Leo-J?
If you don't like him, just ignore him. And isn't it pretty ironic when you whine about another guy that's whining?
You are taking the whole thing too personal Joel.
@rotb - I agree in most part, but I think the wii has been helped greatly by releasing games that your average joe would buy who wouldn't usually know what a game is. However I think it still has to have more games released in more genres, same as the PS3.
Damnit who's Leo!!!! We suspect like 3 people to be him in this one topic :3 WHERE'S LEO!!! I THINK HE'S WEARING A WHITE AND RED SHIRT!!!
Are you accusing me of being Leo-J? If so, I tell you right now that that is, in fact, false.
this thread fails more than leo-j's "i own a wii" thread.


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Rookies commonly focus on three things: When they can travel, the cruise cost, and the itinerary. Make the ship's style equally important in your selection process. Do you seek an intimate yachting or sailing ship experience with just a few hundred passengers, or the electric energy of a big buzzy ocean liner with roller coasters, shopping malls, and thousands of potential new friends? Do you fantasize about chilling on a deck chair for blissfully relaxing days at sea, or do you dream of waking up every day for an on-shore adventure in a new city or country? Factor in other wants or musts — like spin classes or vegan menus — to ensure you pick the perfect floating paradise.
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Little feels worse than paying excess baggage fees for heavy or multiple suitcases filled with fancy outfits, only to discover most passengers wear jeans day and night. (Plus, most cabins provide little storage space other than beneath beds.) Check dress code requirements (they can differ from ship to ship) in advance and pack strategically. Select items that you can wear more than once, and bring pre-packaged laundry soap for cabin sink hand-washing. (Most bathrooms feature built-in clotheslines.) Complimentary or minimal-fee laundry rooms are usually available, as are wash and fold services via your cabin steward.
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Many first-timers plan on arriving into port on embarkation day, even if traveling from afar. After all, if your flight's due to land in the morning, why wouldn't you be lifting a champagne glass at the sail-away deck party at dusk? Except, stuff happens. Flights and trains get delayed or canceled, connections get missed, and road mishaps can occur. Avoid any possible nightmares by arriving into port the day before the ship sails. Catch up on sleep, tackle jet lag with a jog, buy a necessity you forgot (like sunscreen), or simply soak up city highlights. Enjoy the exhale.
Cruise ships usually arrive early into disembarkation ports — 5 a.m. could be typical — but they must follow strict port protocol, plus unload all passenger baggage, before you can debark. If arranging your own airport transfers and flights, only book an afternoon departure. Add time for a potentially long taxi line, the airport's distance, and potential rush hour traffic.


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More than 16m ft2 of warehouse space under offer at end of Q1
By Liza Helps	 5th May 2021 No Comments
CBRE is reporting that at the end of the first quarter of 2021 there was 16 million ft2 of warehouse space under offer in the UK twice the level at the end of 2020.
However the amount of space taken up in the first quarter was lower than average reflecting the acute shortage of ready-to-occupy sites.
With that in mind investor developer Tritax is reporting in its annual results that it has "seen an increasing level of interest in the development pipeline as sites have progressed through the planning process and consents have been secured."
The company expects an acceleration in letting activity from our land platform through H2 2021/H1 2022 aligned to the delivery of planning milestones.
The company owns and controls the UK's largest logistics focused land platform capable of delivering approximately 40 million ft2 of logistics space.
It has just secured planning permission for the development of two speculative warehouses of 186,000 ft2 and 134,000 ft2 at its 111-acre Symmetry Park, Rugby scheme in the West Midlands. The development can accommodate up to 2 million ft2 of logistics space in buildings ranging between 100,000 ft2 up to 1 million ft2."
Colliers International, Avison Young and M1 Agency have been appointed as marketing agents for Symmetry Park, Rugby.
Planning secured for 3.52 million ft2 logistics scheme
Planning approved for Barnsley mid box scheme
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Tecton. Association of London architects established by Lubetkin in 1932, arguably the most influential promoter of International Modernism in the UK until it broke up in 1948. Its best-known works are various structures for London Zoo, Regent's Park (1932–7), including the Gorilla House (1932) and Penguin Pool (1933–4); the apartment-blocks at Highgate, London, known as Highpoint I (1933–5) and II (1936–8); the slab-blocks of flats at Spa Fields, Clerkenwell, London (1939–49); and the much-praised Finsbury Health Centre, London (1935–8). Tecton also designed several significant private houses as well as various buildings for Whipsnade Zoo, Beds., and Dudley Zoo, Staffs.
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My newfound passion for electric skateboards, caused a bit of a pile-up in the living room, so I decided to create a rack. My main objective was to get them out of the way and charging with as little fuss as possible, so here is what I came up with.
The problem with hanging boards on a rack, is that the wheel sizes vary. The old boards I have go down to around 50mm, but the new electric-boards easily go up to 80-90 mm, so I have to lift the hangers off the board a bit.
I cut out a 100×100 mm block, with around 25mm thickness, and glued it onto the back board. The screws I'll use for the hanger will go through it, and into the back board, so it should hold fine once mounted.
I got these cheap at Bauhaus, but any hanger with two pins will do, so if you have any lying around, use those. The main criteria is that you'll need to get some fairly robust screws through there to hold the weight of an eboard – the screws that come with the hanger are crap – so make sure the holes are of decent size.
Make sure you use the longest screws the wall will allow, because there is going to be some weight on this. I was unlucky to hit a line of loose mortar between bricks, so I ended up using expanding bolts to make sure it would hold.
To get the chargers up there, I mounted a 60x110mm cable tray above the rack, which should be sufficient for most chargers. I then cut the front of the cable tray over each hanger, and removed one corner to get the cables through.
This has the added benefit of making it easier to pull the front off, and get the charger down if I need to go anywhere.
I did a small loop with the cable across the hanger, to avoid pulling on the charger, if I should forget to unplug, when I take the board down.
The results works perfectly for what I needed. There is not a lot of room in the hallway where I did this, but the ceilings are high, so even longboards get enough out of the way to not be annoying. Also, the Spectra, which is the shortest board I have, is still long enough that I can reach it.


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Robbo testimonial confirmed
Spanish La Liga team lined up
Lions skipper Paul Robinson is pleased to announce that details have been finalised for his testimonial match which will be played against Rayo Vallecano at The Den on Saturday 27th July (3pm).
Rayo Vallecano are a Madrid-based side who finished eighth in La Liga last season.
Robbo said: "I'm delighted to have this fixture for my testimonial. Rayo are a very good side and will provide us with an extremely competitive outing the week before the Championship season kicks-off.
Not only will Lions fans have the chance to see us test ourselves against top Spanish opponents, but this will be the first opportunity for our new manager to take charge of the team at The Den, and doubtless there will be a number of new signings on view as well.
Personally, I am working very hard on my fitness so that I can play a major role, not only in this game but in a very important season coming up for the club as well.
I'm really looking forward to it, and to seeing everyone again on the eve of the new campaign."
Ticket prices to be confirmed.


Are there production breakdown numbers for coupe, 4 door sedan, utility coupe, and pickups in 1938?
There are not. That info was lost long ago in the merger.
Thanks. Well, if only we could change history!
I have a friend with a '38 Coupe with quite a few spare parts because he turned it into a race car.
If it's any consolation, history shows us a little info. There was a major Recession in '38 and production was way done throughout the auto industry. Production in '37 at HMCC was probably twice (or not quite) what it was in '38, IMO.
If rarity is what you are after, you got it with the '38's. If parts availability is what you are after, you are somewhat more challenged than other years.
If it's any consolation, history shows us a little info. There was a major Recession in '38 and production was way done throughout the auto industry. Production in '37 at HMCC was probably twice (or not quite) what it was in '38, IMO. If rarity is what you are after, you got it with the '38's. If parts availability is what you are after, you are somewhat more challenged than other years.
Oddly, it was not the rarity I was after, I more or less stumbled across this running car, so I bought it. It's mostly complete, needing only a trunk lock and a couple Escutcheons on the door and window handles. Maybe other little pieces I haven't noticed.


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Q: Randomize the layout of a set of existing images with JavaScript I have a grid of images (baseball and football teams), with names associated with them (like captions).
What I'm trying to do is randomize the placement of the images with the names so they appear at different spots of the grid.
I can get the images and names to display (the names come from a textarea and are stored into a names array) just fine, but as soon as I hit the random button, the img.src disappears, leaving me with blank spots.
The names still randomize though and work fine.
This is my code so far:
<!DOCTYPE html>

  <meta charset="utf-8">
  <title>sports</title>
  <link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" integrity="sha384-BVYiiSIFeK1dGmJRAkycuHAHRg32OmUcww7on3RYdg4Va+PmSTsz/K68vbdEjh4u" crossorigin="anonymous">
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/main.css">

Sports Random

      <textarea id="textarea"></textarea>

        <button id="random">Random</button>
        <button id="baseball">Baseball</button>
        <button id="football">Football</button>
        <button id="reset">Reset</button>

JavaScript:
bGroup.addEventListener("click", function images(e) {
  tDisplay.innerHTML = "";
  for (var i = 1; i < names.length; i++) {
    var newDiv = document.createElement("div");
    var newImg = document.createElement("img");
    var userName = document.createElement("p");
    newDiv.className = "col-sm-3 col-md-3 col-lg-2"
    newDiv.appendChild(newImg);
    newDiv.appendChild(userName);
    userName.textContent = names[Math.random() * i | 0];
    if (e.target.id === "baseball") {
      newImg.src = "images\\baseball\\team" + i + ".jpg";
    } else if (e.target.id === "football") {
      newImg.src = "images\\football\\team" + i + ".gif";
    }
    tDisplay.appendChild(newDiv);
  };

});

// random the images
random.addEventListener("click", function random() {
  for (var i = 0; i < tDisplay.children.length; i++) {
    tDisplay.appendChild(tDisplay.children[Math.random() * i | 0]);
    tDisplay.getElementsByTagName("p")[Math.random() * i | 0].textContent =
      names[Math.random() * i | 0];
  }
});

Right now the buttons on my page are in a div group (bGroup) and then I delegate events depending on which button is clicked.
I had this working when I had separate functions for "baseball" and "football" images; just trying to reduce code.
The random button is included in the button group but I kept it separate just for the sake of organization; kind of wondering if that is good practice or not?
If possible I would like any answers strictly in JavaScript.

A: Interference
The cause of the problem is that your Random button has its own "click" event listener whilst being a child of bGroup which also has a "click" event listener.
The exact process that results in empty clones is kind of irrelevant, but could be examined (if interested) by use console.log().
When you click Random, you trigger both the randomization of the contents of tDisplay and the initialization/creation of

 children.
You have two options:

*

*Either stopPropagation() of the "click" event in the unique listener attached to Random.

*Or include the randomization functionality in the function triggered by a "click" on bGroup.

I have built a simplified version of your code below, using the second option stated above.

*

*Since the randomization code Math.random() * i | 0 is used many times, I've created a function to return the random result of any number parsed through it.

*The const declarations at the top of the JS are to store values that will never change and that are repeatedly used throughout the script.

The const declaration creates a read-only reference to a value. It does not mean the value it holds is immutable, just that the variable identifier cannot be reassigned. For instance, in the case where the content is an object, this means the object's contents (e.g., its parameters) can be altered.

*I've used let instead of var where suitable, since it's less leaky.

let allows you to declare variables that are limited in scope to the block, statement, or expression on which it is used. This is unlike the var keyword, which defines a variable globally, or locally to an entire function regardless of block scope.

*I chose to use forEach() instead of a for loop to iterate through names, but retained the for loop to handle the randization.
Each has its own merits.

*The arrow function called by forEach() uses two arguments; n and i, where n is the name on each loop, and i is the index of the name (a loop counter).

*I also chose to use querySelectorAll() instead of getElementsByTagName() for brevity.

*Those changes have benefits, but the only significant change is in moving the "click" handling for Random into the handler for clicks on bGroup.

Be aware that the randomization may not change the display every time (the nature of random), but keep clicking and you'll see that it does in fact work; a longer names Array (and thus more images) would likely randomize more noticeably.

const tDisplay = document.querySelector( ".container" ),
      bGroup = document.querySelector( "#buttonGroup" ),
      names = [ "foo", "bar", "baz", "qux" ];

function randIndex( i ) {
  return ( Math.random() * i | 0 );
}

bGroup.addEventListener( "click", function( evt ) {
  let trg = evt.target.id;
  if ( trg !== "random" ) {
    tDisplay.innerHTML = "";
    names.forEach( ( n, i ) => {
      let newDiv = document.createElement( "div" ),
          newImg = document.createElement( "img" ),
          userName = document.createElement( "p" );
      //newDiv.className = "col-sm-3 col-md-3 col-lg-2";
      newDiv.appendChild( newImg );
      newDiv.appendChild( userName );
      userName.textContent = names[ randIndex( i ) ];
      if ( trg === "sports" ) {
        newImg.src = "https://lorempixel.com/100/70/sports/" + i;
      } else if ( trg === "cats") {
        newImg.src = "https://lorempixel.com/100/70/cats/" + i;
      }
      tDisplay.appendChild( newDiv );
    } );
  } else {
    for ( let i = 0; i < tDisplay.children.length; i++ ) {
      tDisplay.appendChild( tDisplay.children[ randIndex( i ) ] );
      tDisplay.querySelectorAll( "p" )[ randIndex( i ) ].textContent =
        names[ randIndex( i ) ];
    }
  }
});
body {
  font-family: sans-serif;
}
h1, p {
  margin: .5em 0;
}
#buttonGroup {
  margin-bottom: 1em;
}
.container div {
  display: inline-block;
  margin-right: 1em;
}

Images Random

  <button id="random">Random</button>
  <button id="sports">Sports</button>
  <button id="cats">Cats</button>

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Q: how to solve this error in enhanced for loop in java? I wrote a simple retrieval  for loop for array list
int[] a = new int[5] ;
for(int d:a)
{
  Arrays.fill(a, 111);
  System.out.print(d);
}

The output of above code is  0111111111111.
I just can't figure out what is that 0 doing. My expected output is  111111111111.
When I write the same code using simple for loop
int[] a = new int[5] ;
for(int i=0;i<a.length;i++)
{
  Arrays.fill(a, 111);
  System.out.print(a[i]);
}

it meets my expectation. I would like to know where I'm wrong.

A: This answer explains that in the end, for arrays, the enhanced for-each is "basically" the same as using a conventional for loop with counter.
But the essential difference is: the enhanced for loop has to pick the first array entry, to put it into the d variable, before the loop body is entered.
In your second example, no value is retrieved from the array before the array gets updated. In the first example, one value is retrieved (and later printed) before the array gets filled with 1s.
That is all there is to this.

A: Check out the language spec for the description of the enhanced for loop.
For an array, it says the equivalent basic for loop is:
// This loop...
for (TargetType Identifier : Expression) {
    Statement
}

// ...is equivalent to this:
T[] #a = Expression;
L1: L2: ... Lm:
for (int #i = 0; #i < #a.length; #i++) {
    {VariableModifier} TargetType Identifier = #a[#i];
    Statement
}

Substituting your first loop into this:
// T[] #a = Expression;
T[] aa = a;

// You have no labels, so no need for the L1: L2 line.

// for (int #i = 0; #i < #a.length; #i++) {
for (int i = 0; i < aa.length; ++i) {
  // {VariableModifier} TargetType Identifier = #a[#i];
  int d = aa[i];

  // Statement is your loop body:
  Arrays.fill(a, 111);
  System.out.print(d);
}

If you look at it like this, you can see that d is assigned before the Arrays.fill(a, 111); statement. As such, d isn't affected by the fill.

A: First is equivalent to:
int[] a = new int[5] ;
for(int i=0; i< a.length; i++)
{
 int d=a[i];
 Arrays.fill(a, 111);
 System.out.print(d);
}


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An eagle-eyed tube traveler spotted a woman on the London Underground staring off into the depths of VR space and posted the image today. It is, well, a new look.
It's also a bit weird. Although there are plenty of mobile VR headsets, the Oculus Rift Developer Kit, which this woman seems to be wearing, is not one of them. So unless this metaverse commuter is sitting on a fairly powerful laptop or has a computer hidden under that swank jacket, she's gazing off into a lot of not-so-virtual darkness. To be fair, that's probably better than looking at that wretched upholstery.
Speculation is rampant on Reddit: Is this some sort of ad campaign? Sheer goofery? We may never know (or particularly care). The Samsung VR Gear — being mobile — is much better suited for subways, anyway. I mean, this guy looks great, right?


Living in London – What's the Deal with Charing Cross?
When moving to the UK and during your stay living in London you will run across many references to Charing Cross, primarily in relation to distances. Those expats not current on their British history may need a light refresher to understand the significance of Charing Cross and what it means to those living in London. The first thing Americans must realize (as frustrating as it may be) is that Charing Cross no longer exists.
Way back in the thirteenth century King Edward I created the Eleanor Cross for his beloved wife. The name Charing that eventually the cross became known as refers to a nearby bend in the Thames near the cross's location. Bend in old English was 'cierring'. Originally the cross was made of wood but during the fourteenth century it was replaced with a marble monument. In 1645 the cross was replaced with a statue of King Charles I mounted on a horse. In 1865 a replacement cross was created to represent the medieval cross (pieces of the original can be found in the Museum of London) although it stands some 150 ft from the original location of the Charring Cross.
In the mid-nineteenth century it was determined that Charring Cross would become the center of London. The actual location refers to the intersection of Strand, Whitehall and Cockspur streets and is just south of Trafalgar Square. Once it was established as the center point of the city legislation determining city limits began using distance from Charing Cross within its pages. Since that time people have referred to neighborhoods and sights in terms of their distance from Charing Cross.
Since Charing Cross is the center it is no surprise that a lot of transportation takes place in and around the immediate area. There is the Charing Cross Railway Station as well as the London Underground Station at Charing Cross. While here if you ever are lost on the Tube or rail you can always reorient yourself by traveling to Charing Cross.
Living here can be a confusing time for American expats with cockney phrases thrown about and British customs that seem absurd to the level-headed American, but Charing Cross references is one mystery you must not endure. There are several interesting facts that will make your time while here much easier and we encourage anyone considering living in London to explore as much information about the city as possible.


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Should Jews Be Wary of All Transnational Institutions? https://mosaicmagazine.com/picks/religion-holidays/2017/05/should-jews-be-wary-of-all-transnational-institutions/
May 15, 2017 | Shalom Carmy
About the author: Shalom Carmy teaches Bible and Jewish philosophy at Yeshiva University and is an affiliated scholar at the university's Cardozo law school. He is also the editor emeritus of Tradition, a journal of Orthodox thought.
When first founded in the aftermath of World War II, the United Nations endeared itself to many Jews, especially after its 1947 approval of the partition of Palestine made possible the creation of the state of Israel. Since then, it has shown itself time and again to be corrupt, ineffective, and best suited for issuing condemnations of the Jewish state. Shalom Carmy finds in rabbinic literature a basic skepticism toward transnational and supranational governments, a category embracing not just the UN but the European Union as well:
[T]he 14th-century [sage] Rabbi Nissim of Gerona . . . took the Tower [of Babel] to be a symbol of the royal seat of sovereignty, which made the builders of the tower advocates of world government run by human beings. This centralization of power, in Nissim's opinion, need not be a bad thing, as long as political power is held by the righteous. Alas, the dispersed descendants of Noah were, [according to rabbinic tradition], ruled over by [the wicked] Nimrod. Under these circumstances, it is better that the wicked fall short of centralized power, so that the righteous will have a place of refuge. Nissim goes on to remind his . . . audience how often the lack of unity among the nations of the world has allowed Jews to escape persecution, going sometimes from Muslim countries to Christian ones, and vice-versa. The desire for political unity is not inherently sinful, but its consequences in a corrupt world are deplorable. God was acting benevolently when he fragmented the human race into many languages and peoples. . . .
In recent years we hear more and more about the intrusion of the European Union into the laws and social arrangements of its member nations. Jews have particular reasons to be anxious. Animal-rights advocates have pushed for restrictions on religiously required methods for slaughtering animals, and this threatens the observance of kosher laws for meat. Regulations have been proposed that outlaw infant circumcision. If passed, they would make the practice of Judaism illegal. As a small minority, [Jews] cannot prevent individual nations from adopting such policies. . . . But in the absence of centralized EU control, we can hope they will not become continent-wide.
Then there is a broader worry. Progressivism has a strong universalistic trajectory. It also tends to be hostile to traditional religion. . . . It's not hard to imagine a tightly knit European polity undertaking aggressive means to secure the universal triumph of progressive ideals. Jews and others whose religious practices are deemed "unprogressive" are likely to feel the pressure.
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En typographie, le rang est un meuble, généralement en bois, mais aussi en métal, qui sert à ranger les casses de caractères, les casseaux (demi-casses pour les caractères spéciaux) et les ais (plateaux de bois montés sur glissières, qui supportent les compositions en attente). La partie supérieure peut être inclinée pour former une sorte de pupitre. Le compositeur typographe y place la casse qu'il utilise pour composer son texte. La partie supérieure plane, souvent revêtue de zinc, sert de plan de travail au typographe pour la composition et la distribution. Il y dépose ses outils et la composition en cours.

Les dimensions du rang sont plus ou moins normalisées, en fonction des dimensions des casses qu'il contient : la hauteur de 1 m, la hauteur arrière avec le pupitre 1,30 m, la profondeur de 65 cm. La largeur, selon  les dimensions des casseaux et des casses, est de 36 cm, 75 cm ou 105 cm, ou plus par combinaison de ces différentes largeurs.

Sous leur forme la plus réduite, les rangs étaient des tréteaux sur lesquels on posait la casse, et généralement prévus pour deux compositeurs côte à côte.

Des rangs perfectionnés peuvent être équipés d'accessoires variés, un lingotier par exemple (meuble, ou partie d'un rang, où on range les lingots, éléments en plomb non imprimants pour remplir les blancs, espaces entre paragraphes, marges, etc. Les interlignes sont rangées séparément dans un interlignier.

Le typographe travaille généralement debout, mais certains rangs peuvent être munis d'un siège mobile.

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When I started thinking of a new pen name to write fiction featuring lesbian protagonists, I commandeered the name of an ancestor. Eliza Frances Andrews was a southern belle who lived through the Civil War as the privileged daughter of a prominent plantation owner. She became a relatively well-known novelist, essayist, and -- get this -- botanist. Borrowing her name is somewhat tongue-in-cheek; Eliza was a hard-core racist and I can only imagine what she would have to say about LGBTQ people. This is my reimagining of Eliza, therefore -- an Eliza 2.0, a GenX / Millenial version who grew up after women's lib and the Civil Rights movement and Stonewall. Perhaps a 21st-century Eliza would grin at me and say, "Right on." Perhaps the 19th-century Eliza is rolling over in her grave -- if she is, call it karmic justice. Anyway. Reach out anytime: eliza@ninja-writer.com. http://authorelizaandrews.com PS, I also write young adult science fiction / fantasy under the name R. A. Marshall (another borrowed name). LGBTQ readers might enjoy the Lost Children trilogy. http://ninja-writer.com
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Q: how to set value to output parameter in dynamic sql procedure? I have tried with following code. But it shows error msg like this undeclared variable :nt.
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` PROCEDURE `get_ntime`(in tb varchar(50),in d int, out nt varchar(50))
BEGIN
   SET @statment = concat('Select ntime into nt from ',tb);
   SET @date = CONCAT(' WHERE date = "', d, '"');
   SET @statmen = CONCAT(@statment, @date);
   PREPARE stmt FROM @statment;
   EXECUTE stmt;
   DEALLOCATE PREPARE stmt;
END

A: When used within single quotes nt will not be treated as variable but a literal.
Use local variable to set value into and assign the same to out param after execution.
Example:
DELIMITER //

CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost`
   PROCEDURE `get_ntime`( in tb varchar(50), in d int, out nt varchar(50) )
BEGIN
   SET @staetment = concat( 'Select ntime into @nTime from ', tb );
   -- SET @date = CONCAT( ' WHERE date = "', d, '"' );
   SET @date = CONCAT( ' WHERE date = ?' );
   SET @statement = CONCAT( @statement, @date );

   SET @dt := d;
   PREPARE stmt FROM @statement;
   -- EXECUTE stmt;
   EXECUTE stmt using @dt;
   DEALLOCATE PREPARE stmt;

   SET nt := @nTime;
END;
//

DELIMITER ;

A: Prepared statements have session scope, mysql doesn't know you want to use your prepared statement inside stored procedure only. You deallocate the statement immediately, but it doesn't have to be always like that.
Thats why mysql simply disallows using anything that has less scope inside your prepared statement - as is the case with in and out parameters, which have a scope of stored procedure.
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1 Sir Walter Raleigh ( ) ANOTHER famous Englishman who lived in the days of Queen Elizabeth was Sir Walter Raleigh. He was a soldier and statesman, a poet and historian but the most interesting fact about him is that he was the first Englishman to attempt to plant colonies in the region now known as the United States. Raleigh was born in Devonshire, England, in At about the time that he was growing up, great sympathy was felt in England for the Huguenots, as the French protestants were called, and Raleigh enlisted as a volunteer in the Huguenot army. He was in France at the time of the massacre of St. Bartholomew in 1572, but we do not know how long he remained there. In 1580 he went to Ireland as captain of a company of a hundred men to aid in putting down a rebellion there. Returning to England at the age of thirty, he became one of Queen Elizabeth s courtiers. He constantly sought to please her. A story is told that one day when Elizabeth was out walking at Greenwich, she came to a muddy place. Raleigh was in attendance upon her and quickly took off his costly coat and spread it over the mud so that it formed a carpet for the queen to walk on. This gallant act is said to have gained him high favor with Elizabeth. Whether the story is true or not, it is certain that for some years Raleigh was the greatest favorite at the court. Sir Walter Raleigh During Queen Elizabeth s reign, the English began to take great interest in the new country of North America. Raleigh and his half-brother, Sir Humphrey Gilbert, obtained permission from Queen Elizabeth to colonize any land in North America which was not already claimed by a Christian nation. 51
2 Raleigh s gallant act Five ships were fitted out and sailed from England in 1583, under the command of Gilbert. Raleigh was unable to go, but he bore a large part of the expense of the expedition. The voyage had hardly begun when one of the ships, owing to sickness among the crew, was obliged to return to England. Gilbert, with the other ships, kept on his course across the Atlantic and at last reached Newfoundland, where he went on shore and took possession of the island in the name of Queen Elizabeth. Gilbert now sailed onward with the fleet. Near Cape Breton Island the largest vessel stuck in the mud and was broken to pieces by the force of the waves; all but fourteen, out of nearly one hundred men on board, lost their lives. Gilbert thought that now it would be impossible to carry 52 out the colonization plan, so, with his three remaining ships he started back to England. A terrible storm came on, but the vessels kept together for a time. When last seen, Gilbert was sitting in the stern of his ship, reading a book. He shouted to those on board the other ships, We are as near to heaven by sea as by land! During the night his ship disappeared, and not one on board was saved, but the other vessels succeeded in reaching England. Raleigh was not discouraged by this failure. In the following year, he sent another expedition to America. In due time, his vessels reached the coast of what is now known as North Carolina. Everybody was charmed with the beauty of the country. But after exploring the coast for some distance and taking possession of the region in the name of Elizabeth, the
3 Raleigh captures the governor of Trinidad expedition, for some reason, returned to England without making a settlement. The description the explorers gave of the country which they had visited interested Queen Elizabeth. As she was called the Virgin Queen, Raleigh suggested that she should give the name Virginia to the newly discovered territory. She did this, and the state of Virginia, which formed part of the territory thus discovered, obtained its name in that way. Raleigh soon organized a third expedition, which sailed in 1585 with about a hundred colonists. Seven vessels carried them. The fleet was commanded by Sir Richard Grenville, while the colonists were in the charge of a noted soldier named Ralph Lane. After a long voyage they reached Roanoke Island, on the coast of North Carolina. Grenville returned to England with the fleet, while Lane was left on Roanoke Island to establish a settlement. The colonists, whose provisions had failed, probably quarreled with the Native Americans, from whom they could get none. No ship from England came with supplies, and the colonists were thoroughly discouraged. The next year a fleet under the command of Sir Francis Drake called there by chance, and all the colonists returned home. 53
4 One of them, named Thomas Hariot, in an account of the colony, spoke of a herb called by the natives yppomoc, and told how it was smoked by them in pipes. This herb was tobacco. Hariot and his companions had learned to like it, and they carried quantity home with them. This was the first Virginia tobacco imported into England. Some of it was given to Raleigh, who smoked it in silver pipes. Queen Elizabeth also learned the art, and she made smoking fashionable among people of high rank in England. In 1587 Raleigh sent out a fourth expedition to Virginia. It consisted of three ships carrying one hundred fifty colonists under Captain White. After landing his passengers, White returned to England for supplies. When he got back to America, three years later, he found that the colonists had disappeared, and it was never learned what became of them. Thus failed Raleigh s last attempt to colonize Virginia. So confident was he that the new world would be colonized, he wrote of Virginia, I shall yet live to see it an English nation. And this he did, for he lived until 1618, and Jamestown had then been founded ten years. In return for his services in quelling the Irish rebellion, the queen gave Raleigh a large grant of land in Ireland. The most interesting fact about this Irish property is that there Raleigh raised the first potatoes grown in Europe. You have read how Philip II of Spain attempted, in 1588, to invade England with his famous Armada and how that great fleet was destroyed. In England there was a great hatred of the Spaniards and a great desire to injure them. At that time Spain claimed most of the new world, so far as it had been explored, and her ships were all the time coming home laden with the products of her possessions and particularly with silver from her mines. 54 The Tower of London
5 Raleigh fitted out privateers to capture such vessels, and a large Spanish ship was taken. She was the most valuable prize which, up to that time, had ever been brought into an English port. The queen herself had an interest in the expedition and was greatly pleased with her share of the plunder. Raleigh still had a great desire to plant colonies, and he now turned his attention to South America. He placed a vessel under the command of a certain Captain Whiddon and sent him, in 1594, to explore the region now known as Guiana. Fabulous stories had been told of the amount of gold in this province. It was said that the king, when he was going to make an offering to his gods, covered his body all over with gold dust, and from this the Spaniards called him El Dorado, that is, the gilded man. In 1595 Raleigh himself set sail with five ships for the land of the Gilded King. He entered the mouth of the Orinoco and sailed up the great river for a distance of about four hundred miles. But the river rose so high that navigation was imperilled; Raleigh therefore returned to the coast and soon afterward sailed back to England. War with Spain still continued; in 1597 an English expedition under Howard and Essex was fitted out to attack Cadiz, a seaport on the Spanish coast. Raleigh was in one of the ships and rendered important service. The English destroyed or captured the ships of a large Spanish fleet in the harbor, and the city itself was surrendered. This exploit was one of the most brilliant ever achieved by the English navy. After it, the Spaniards never regained their power upon the sea. All through the reign of Elizabeth, Raleigh was highly esteemed by the queen and by the people. Up to the date of her death, he was a member of Parliament. But in 1603 James I succeeded Elizabeth. He disliked Raleigh and therefore stripped him of all his offices and accused him of entering into a plot against the king. Raleigh was arrested and brought to trial. One who was present wrote that when the trial began, he would have gone a hundred miles to see Raleigh hanged, but that before it closed, he would have gone two hundred to save his life. Although nothing was proved against him, Raleigh was condemned to death. Only when he stood on the scaffold was his sentence changed to imprisonment for life. For thirteen years Raleigh was confined in the Tower of London; and there he wrote his great work, The History of the World. It is reported that the Prince of Wales often visited him in the Tower and said, No man but my father would keep such a bird in such a cage. In 1616 Raleigh was released so that he might go on another expedition to the golden land of Guiana and capture Spanish merchant vessels. But disease broke out among his crews, and Raleigh himself was stricken down with fever before they reached the Orinoco. His son was killed in a fight with the Spaniards, and in 1618 the poor father returned to England broken-hearted. Shortly after his arrival, Raleigh was arrested and condemned to die the very next morning under the sentence of death which had been passed upon him fifteen years before. Even then his courage did not leave him. On the scaffold he asked to see the axe. This gives me no fear, he said. It is a sharp medicine to cure me of all diseases. To someone who told him to lay his head 55
6 toward the north, he replied, What matter how the head lies, so the heart be right. Raleigh s attempts at colonization were the beginnings of the great movement which led to the establishment of the Thirteen Colonies; and those colonies formed the basis for the United States of America. Elizabeth I 56
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Typification is a process of creating standard (typical) social construction based on standard assumptions. Discrimination based on typification is called typism.

See also
Ideal type
Normal type
Typology

References

External links
Typification at Sociology Index

Sociological terminology


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