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Movies I Like
I like action films. I liked the die hard series too but don't like movies with excessive gore. There's this movie where people pay to torture people. Hostel is one movie I would not like to watch. The director said he was inspired to make it because he had heard of such a place in South East Asia. But there was too much of torture and gore on screen. It maybe happening in the world but making a movie and that and making it like this was just too much to handle.
Meditation means continuous remembering of the divine knowledge which yields the direct fruit here itself. Such a person gets a fruit in the upper world also. The only one Lord is the authority here and there also. Anybody blessed here will be blessed there also. If one is not blessed here he is not blessed in the upper world also. The grace of the Lord or the anger of the Lord is uniform here and there. One who is not blessed here cannot be blessed there. Thus the true knowledge blesses any person here and there. Meditation is continuous thinking of such knowledge and other interpretations are either useless or of little use.
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A Beach Journey
The day was boring as usual with no sort of entertainment.Then I decided to spend some time in beach.I called my neighbor, who idle sitting in home.I asked him to accompany me to the beach.We boarded the bus at 3 in the afternoon.It was a horrible experience as it took nearly 2 hours to reach the spot.My neighbor was very much excited as it was the second time he came to the beach.I brought him ice cream and spent some time playing with water.I was almost 6 in the evening we once again boarded the bus back to home.As usual the bus travel was horrible with evening traffic jam adding fuel to fire.I reached home at 9 o clock in the night.I felt very much tired and I dosed away.
My Spirtual View
Well, my view on it is what I've learned over the years of practicing both...basically in a nutshell spirituality can only be practiced or believed in as a concept if a person believes that there is in fact a spirit in him or in others. Otherwise it beats the purpose of its name.
On the other hand, religion is the organised and guided manner to practice spirituality. No religion can exist unless it acknowledges as its basic tenet that man is a spiritual being. Unfortunately, modern perceptions have led to people confusing the two with each other, and now (I'm generalising here) people tend to believe that a religious person is a spiritual person and vice versa. While the first is possible even though he doesn't have to be a practicing religious, (because his basic belief in religion stems from his belief that he is a spirit-based being), the second doesn't have to be possible because he can believe in a spirit-realm and his own spiritual existence, but doesn't want to get involved in organised worship or acknowledgement.


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A "Circle of Safety" was the topic of the monthly lunch with the Graduate Student Council (GSC) executive board and Dean of the Guarini School, Dr. Jon Kull. Circle of Safety refers to a concept created by Simon Sineck, which is the topic of his 2014 Ted Talk found here.
Bonfire construction has begun! Few events elicit such levels of anticipation in the Dartmouth community as the homecoming bonfire, the centerpiece of the Dartmouth Night celebrations. This year's Homecoming Bonfire is set to burn at 8pm on Friday, October 26, and the structure is the result of hours of study and trial and error.
The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies welcomes the new Graduate Student Communications Coordinator, Braden Elliott. Elliott is a PhD candidate in the Ecology, Evolution, Ecosystems, and Society (EEES) program at Dartmouth.


I find this game thoroughly enjoyable. First a disclaimer: I'm not your target demographic. In my 40s, I've returned to gaming around 4 years ago after a decades long hiatus. The last time I played a one-on-one fighting game was Mortal Kombat--when it came out in the arcade. However, I find myself doing okay at For Honor after playing for only two weeks, in comparison to when I learned to play an fps. I lose more than I win; however, I've beaten some seasoned players, go 50-50 with similar experience levels, and sometimes lose the ones I should win (not an hour ago I was up 2-0 on a player I just thought I was better than and he came storming back and won three in a row. I congratulated him/her with a "Good fight!" and "Thanks!" and moved on). Basically, a noob. Just learning.
The game itself is beautiful. I marvel at the design. Myself and my children (ages 12 and 10--I may not be your demographic, but they are the next generation) like playing just because it looks so good. But, it's also fun. The mechanics have allowed me to step in and be competitive without the steep learning curve of other multiplayers. My youngest enjoys dominion, because it gives him a chance as he is also learning.
Sure, I may lose a lot, but it doesn't bother me. I don't represent the majority of the player base where every aspect of the game and how it functions becomes critical. However, I do find it interesting that for every multiplayer game I've played when I visit their forums, I see the same complaints. This is OP. Change this. Fix that. Generally, a lot of whining. Which may be the case for some players, but it seems somewhat entitled--if you're not winning there must be something wrong with the game. I'd like to spend a day in a game developers shoes and experience how demanding your customers and "fans" really are.
The vast majority of my matches are against highly experienced players. I do understand that this is more a product of the people who are playing versus matching making. Still, a lot of my games are the equivalent of a 120 pound high school freshman wrestler taking on a 220 pound division 1 college wrestler. There's just not much I'm going to learn from a match like that. When I see it coming I just tell my boys, "Hey, you want to watch daddy get smashed?"
I believe there is an issue with blocking. I've only noticed this when I practice with a bot in comparison to a duel. Blocking in practice is effective, yet when I do exactly the same thing in multiplayer it doesn't work.
When I first played during the free weekend I was kicked from about one third of the games. Since purchasing it, I rarely have issues with being kicked from a game. It just doesn't happen with the same frequency.
Again, I understand I'm not the target demographic and your player base has real concerns. For me, most everything else is a non-issue. I enjoy your game for what it is. Probably more importantly as future customers, my two boys really like it. They play it more than any other right now.
Definitely appreciate the feedback, DaKineTyKai! We'll make a note for the team about the matchmaking balance for the team to look into, as it's something many players have voiced their concerns about. Some players believe that the problems with blocking are related to the deactivation of Time Snap, which is also something we are actively looking into.
If you have any more concerns you'd like to make us aware of or run into any problems, feel free to let us know. Besides the community team, we have several great community members that regularly answer questions around here and love helping other players out.
If you can block fine against bots but not players, it probably is a connection issue. Since in practice connection isn't a thing but vs another player, it is. Also if you play on a t.v., you have to deal with the 60hz limit televisions have. If you are really looking to get into fighting games or even fps, I would highly recommend a computer moniter that is made for gaming. It costs around $250 and will completely change the way you play games.
Whoa it's so refreshing to see a post from a mature person! Wish there were more grownup adults like you playing the game than middle school children or adults who act like them.
As for why you are often matched with experienced players, I think it's likely caused by the fact that most people who are still active in the game are veteran players. I had the same problem when I joined. But you definitely do learn a lot more when fighting against good players as opposed to bad, though I do think it's a matter of degree, you probably can't really learn if you die without even understanding what happened.
Either way, glad that you're enjoying the game and hope your positive attitude, such as leaving "good fight" at the end of duels like me no matter whether you lose or win, could brighten the mood a bit.
I've been focusing on learning Orochi. He has a combat emote that is as close to bowing as I could get. Before every match, win or lose--even if I'm getting demolished 0-2 and entering the third round--I bow to my opponent.
For an old guy like me coming from martial arts and having fenced--it's a salute in fencing--many, many years ago, it just seems an appropriate show of respect.
Sure, it's just a game, but there are real people on the other side and it's just my way of acknowledging them.
Don't worry the game will beat that enthusiasm out of you by summers end.
I've been playing since closed beta on ps4 and I still bow before a duel.
also, OP nice choice of main. coming from a martial arts background myself I have mained Orochi.
I do recommend playing as other heroes to get an idea of how to counter them once you are familiar with the basics of combat. made a difference for me for sure.


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The campaign to re-side and paint Stettler's grain elevator is underway.
Apr. 23, 2013 5:49 p.m.
The Stettler P&H Elevator Preservation Society kicked off the fundraising drive with a live Louisiana Hayride music impersonators show on Saturday, netting the non-profit organization about $2,000.
"Every penny helps," said president Stan Eichhorn of the society's efforts to match the province's $60,000 Community Facility Enhancement Program grant for the $120,000 project.
Donors to the campaign can help buy siding and paint, and pay for their installation with specific donations of between $25 and $1,000. Society supporters can also help by renewing their society memberships and volunteering for elevator tours, Alberta Prairie Railway's snack bar shifts and upcoming fundraising activities.
More information about the society and the campaign is available online at www.stettlergrainelevator.com.


Do I Have the Right to Appeal My Workers Compensation Case in Missouri?
If you or your St. Louis workers compensation lawyer has decided to take your case to trial, you may be wondering what happens if you lose the case, or do not get adequate compensation.
In this article, we'll discuss what you need to know about workers compensation appeals in Missouri.
After you have gone through the hearing process and the court has issued an award, employees have the right to file for a review, with the Labor and Industrial Relations committee.
This review must be filed within 20 days of the award. You cannot file this appeal if you have accepted any kind of settlement or compromise under the approval of the administrative judge.
You can only appeal twice, in the overwhelming majority of workers compensation cases.
Your first appeal is made to the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission. An Application for Review must be sent to the Commission. Your St. Louis workers compensation attorney can help you draft this document.
This commission is a three-member panel, and they review the awards that administrative law judges make in workers compensation cases.
If they agree with the judge's award based on court proceedings and evidence, as well as legal briefings, no changes will be made. However, if they disagree, they will issue a new award.
A second appeal may be made by either party in the case after the Commission has made the final award. A Notice of Appeal to the Missouri Court of Appeals must be sent.
This court will review the trial proceedings and transcript. They must accept the Commission's findings as fact, and can only change or reverse the findings of the Commission based on legal issues.
A third appeal is only possible if the case goes to the Missouri Supreme Court. This is extraordinarily rare, and usually only happens for "landmark cases".
If a settlement has been approved under the supervision of a judge in your workers compensation case, you cannot appeal the settlement or agreement. The only exception is clerical errors.
If a clerical error is made, the judge has 20 days from the settlement date to correct it. It cannot be voided or invalidated once approved, nor can the amount of the settlement be changed.
Ideally, you will settle your workers compensation case with the help of a work injury lawyer, in order to avoid missing out on the full amount you are entitled to. However, at times your attorney may determine that taking your case to trial is necessary in order to get what you deserve.


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The NerdWallet-Raycom investigation detailed the account errors and mistreatment of customers, including people who say they were threatened with criminal prosecution and had their doors kicked in. NerdWallet provided guidance to consumers harmed by the company. Shareholders filed a federal lawsuit against the company in December 2016 over problems with its system for tracking customer payments. The complaint said Rent-A-Center had difficulty starting a new point-of-sale system in 2015, causing "severe harm" to company operations. The company introduced the system despite repeated internal warnings about its flaws, leading to outages that caused customers to fall behind on their rental agreements, the shareholders allege in court filings. Rent-A-Center conceded its system had flaws. The company failed in an attempt to get the lawsuit dismissed. A former senior information technology employee who helped with the rollout told NerdWallet that Rent-A-Center's system had glitches that could show up in any account. "There was no way to assure the veracity of any specific transaction," said the former employee, who asked not to be named because of a nondisclosure agreement he signed with the company. Gina Hethcock, a Rent-A-Center spokeswoman, said in an email this week that the company had received an inquiry from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau regarding a prior debt sale. She said the accounts involved in the debt sale, and the CFPB's inquiry, are unrelated to the rollout of the point-of-sale system the company uses in its 2,400 stores. Rent-A-Center has long pushed to keep federal regulations at bay, spending more than $7.2 million lobbying Congress in the past decade, according to data collected by the Center for Responsive Politics. Rent-A-Center petitioned the CFPB in August to modify or set aside its investigative demand. The company argued in a 30-page letter that the purpose of the investigation, and the broad nature of the bureau's questions, exceeded the agency's jurisdiction. The CFPB responded by agreeing to modify certain questions and document requests but said it has the authority to investigate the company. Many of the complaints against Rent-A-Center detailed in the NerdWallet-Raycom report came from customers who signed lease agreements with the company for furniture sold at independently owned furniture stores. Those transactions occurred through a Rent-A-Center subsidiary known as Acceptance Now, which operates inside nearly 1,300 furniture showrooms, including Ashley Furniture and Rooms to Go. In those showrooms, customers pick out furniture they want, but instead of buying it from the store, Acceptance Now buys it for them and leases it back to them. This process removes the store from any responsibility in disputes. The Federal Trade Commission received 2,779 complaints about Rent-A-Center and Acceptance Now between January 2016 and June 2017.
Written by Brad Wolverton for NerdWallet. Brad Wolverton is a writer at NerdWallet. Email: bwolverton@nerdwallet.com. Twitter: @bradwolverton. Jill Riepenhoff, an investigative producer at Raycom Media, contributed to this report.
The article Rent-to-Own Complaints Spur Federal Scrutiny originally appeared on NerdWallet .


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Hunting for gold in Peru
Waldemar Januszczak indulges his obsession with buried treasure on an adventure through the jungles and mountains
I could lie to you and tell you that what lured me back to Peru was the astonishing biodiversity of the place, or the taste of roast guinea pig, or the baroque churches of Cuzco, or – with winter coming in – the need for a new poncho. And, of course, these are all notable attractions, and they certainly played a part. But what really brought me back – the extra-large attraction that I simply could not expel from my dreams – was the gold.
See, I lead a double life. By day, I'm a jobbing journalist plying my trade for The Sunday Times. But at night, in the seclusion of my own bed and my own thoughts, I'm a gold fiend. I don't mean that I steal the stuff, or spend everything I have on it, or sit on huge mountains of it at home. I don't. But I am weirdly keen on it. Something about this mad metal that the Incas used to call "the sweat of the sun" yanks my bell and brings me to life. This illness, by the way, is contagious. My wife has it too. The last time I was in Peru, I bought back a gold necklace featuring the head of a preColumbian god with green eyes, and in the three years that she has owned it, I do not recall seeing her without it.
The excellent thing about going to Peru to buy another necklace for the woman you love is that you can do it at the airport on the way out, and the rest of the journey can be happily devoted to sampling Peru's different joys. It's a win-win vacation. Peru is so biologically diverse because, geologically speaking, it is three distinct terrains. The coast is a desert. Nazca, where the ground is covered by the famous Nazca Lines, which Erich von Däniken insisted were landing strips for visiting aliens, is also the home of the world's largest sand dune, and gets only 5mm of rain a year. Then come the Andes, the most exciting mountains outside Asia. But, having thrust you into the clouds, blow me if Peru doesn't then dump you back down again into a particularly sweaty jungle, the Amazon basin, which occupies most of the country, and which throbs noisily with biodiversity.
It's easy to sample these three national habitats on a single visit. But I know from previous experience that once I get to Nazca, I get so caught up in the mystery of the Nazca Lines that I'm tough to budge, so this time I decided to avoid the desert entirely and confine myself to the mountains and the jungle. From Lima, we flew to Puerto Maldonado, named after one of the original Spanish conquistadors lured here by the stories of El Dorado: the city of gold. Positioned handily at the confluence of two large Amazonian tributaries, Puerto Maldonado's chief task these days is to service the gold-diggers who gather here to dredge the commingled waters for the sweat of the sun.
We presented ourselves to the welcome party sent out by our jungle lodge – the Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica – and were taken upriver on a motorised canoe along an archetypal stretch of Amazonian basin, with thick jungle dropping to the water's edges and scarlet macaws screeching overhead. On the way, we passed a floating shantytown of bulky black boats covered in tarpaulins and moored in huddles, inside which I caught glimpses of shirtless working men and their glum women hanging out the laundry. Who are they? I asked the girl from the lodge. "Gold-diggers," she replied with distaste. "They are not friendly."
The lodge was built in airy native style, with thatched roofs and bug-baffling mesh windows. Dinner was taken communally in the dramatic central "cathedral": fried yucca, raw fish and, for dessert, every fruit on earth. That night they took us back out on the boats for a cayman-spotting tour. Everywhere the guys shone their torches, the twin stars of a crocodile's eyes seemed to shine back. So my plan – to swim out to the gold-diggers and offer them some kind of a deal – was obviously out.
The lodge has various expeditions to choose from. We chose wisely, plumping for the trip to Lake Sandoval, which I had read was one of the best places on earth to see the rare giant river otter. A boat takes you halfway, and you then stumble for two miles into the jungle, a journey made short by what you see: just as we got to the lake, what should fly perfectly into the open for us but a pair of huge blue-and-gold macaws?
Sandoval is unusually beautiful, and seems to pop up from nowhere, its black waters hidden behind an impenetrable ring of surrounding palms. As soon as we were in the canoe, a commotion broke out in the water ahead. Something huge rolled over. Something big snarled. Up near the bank, a gang of giant river otters were having their lunch. They are roughly the size of a St Bernard, and, once one of these monsters has the poor fish in its grasp, it turns onto its back and just floats there, like a rich Californian, playing with the fish on its tummy, before biting it in half with a terrifying crunch.
The lodge was so relaxing that I even risked the canopy tour and successfully trembled across seven hanging bridges that would have tested the nerves of Indiana Jones. At nights, though, I lay motionless, listening to the phut, phut, phut of the gold-diggers on their boats, keeping up their 20-hour shifts, searching, searching; and I dreamt my conquistador dreams.
Filled up good and proper on sultry jungle experience, it was time to seek its opposite: to go up in the clouds, up into the realm of the gods, up to Machu Picchu. For some reason, I had never previously felt much of a need to see it. Friends had complained about the crowds that converge there. And, once you have seen one Inca wall, you have seen them all, haven't you? But they recently made Machu Picchu one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Since I had visited the other six, it seemed right to complete the set.
We broke the journey at Ollantaytambo, which has some dramatic Incan ruins of its own, and where we stayed at another delightful Inkaterra hotel, the Villa Sonia. A local woman called Bertha came and cooked our dinner for us. Four types of potato. Grilled chicken. Coconut cake. Yum, yum. The next morning, we caught the Machu Picchu train, and gurned happily out of the window at the gangs of gasping foreign unfortunates who had chosen to trudge there instead, along the dreaded Inca Trail.
Machu Picchu turned out to be one of those precious destinations that are even better than you think they will be. Ringed by impossibly lofty mountains, it's a breathtaking place, literally and metaphorically. I knew about the walls, the impossible jigsaws of perfect Incan masonry. But I wasn't prepared for the brilliant Stone Age astronomy, or the mad story lines of the temples. At the Temple of the Condor, nature created the bird-god's wings with two spectacular rocks arranged in a V, but the Incas themselves came up with his body, carved from a bird-shaped boulder and incised with twin grooves down which the sacrificial blood could run. I was happily envisaging all this in Technicolor when something fat and fluffy strolled out of a crevice and looked at me, hungrily. It was a chinchilla.
As you can perhaps sense from the delirium entering my tone, I was now careering around Peru half crazy with delight. The Orient-Express organisation runs a train from Machu Picchu to Cuzco that leaves the mountain at 6 o'clock in the evening, and that seems to detour you through the middle of an Agatha Christie story. Velvet seats. Elegant waiters. Dangerous cocktails. It's called the Hiram Bingham train, after the famous American adventurer who rediscovered the ruins, and if your pockets are deep enough, you simply must get on it. In the last carriage, a Peruvian band whips up a storm before dinner, and they do all the old favourites – Guantanamera, Olé Olé, and my personal speciality, La Bamba, at the first chords of which I am afraid I leapt to my feet and showed them all how it should be sung.
Back in Lima, there was time before the flight home to visit the Gold Museum. The most striking exhibit was a human skull that had had a square hole cut out of it during a ritualistic preColumbian trepanning, which was then patched with pure gold. Some lucky local actually walked about the preIncan world with that in their head. On an adjacent wall was a row of gold tumis, the ornate ceremonial knives used to cut the skull. The largest of them had a decorated handle topped with the familiar features of a god with green eyes. I looked at my wife's beloved necklace. It was definitely the same face. So, all these years, she had been carrying around an implement for cutting open human brains. At that fine moment of recognition, I loved it and her even more.
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THE THIRD SCHEDULE
(See section 53)
CONVENTION OF THE EXECUTION OF FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARDS
Article 1.—(1) In the territories of any High Contracting Party to which the present Convention applies, an arbitral award made in pursuance of an agreement, whether relating to existing or future differences (hereinafter called "a submission to arbitration") covered by the Protocol on Arbitration Clauses opened at Geneva on September 24th, 1923, shall be recognised as binding and shall be enforced in accordance with the rules of the procedure of the territory where the award is relied upon, provided that the said award has been made in a territory of one of the High Contracting Parties to which the present Convention applies and between persons who are subject to the jurisdiction of one of the High Contracting Parties.
(2) To obtain such recognition or enforcement, it shall, further, be necessary—
(a) that the award has been made in pursuance of a submission to arbitration which is valid under the law applicable thereto;
(b) that the subject-matter of the award is capable of settlement by arbitration under the law of the country in which the award is sought to be relied upon;
(c) that the award has been made by the Arbitral Tribunal provided for in the submission to arbitration or constituted in the manner agreed upon by the parties and in conformity with the law governing the arbitration procedure;
(d) that the award has become final in the country in which it has been made, in the sense that it will not be considered as such if it is open to opposition, appeal or pourvoi en cassation (in the countries where such forms of procedure exist) or if it is proved that any proceedings for the purpose of contesting the validity of the award are pending;
(e) that the recognition or enforcement of the award is not contrary to the public policy or to the principles of the law of the country in which it is sought to be relied upon.
Article 2.—Even if the conditions laid down in Article 1 hereof are fulfilled, recognition and enforcement of the award shall be refused if the court is satisfied—
(a) that the award has been annulled in the country in which it was made;
(b) that the party against whom it is sought to use the award was not given notice of the arbitration proceedings in sufficient time to enable him to present his case; or that, being under a legal incapacity, he was not properly represented;
(c) that the award does not deal with the differences contemplated by or falling within the terms of the submission to arbitration or that it contains decisions on matters beyond the scope of the submission to arbitration.
If the award has not covered all the questions submitted to the arbitral tribunal, the competent authority of the country where recognition or enforcement of the award is sought can, if it thinks fit, postpone such recognition or enforcement or grant it subject to such guarantee as that authority may decide.
Article 3.—If the party against whom the award has been made proves that, under the law governing the arbitration procedure, there is a ground, other than the grounds referred to in Article 1(a) and (c), and Article 2(b) and (c), entitling him to contest the validity of the award in a Court of Law, the Court may, if it thinks fit, either refuse recognition or enforcement of the award or adjourn the consideration thereof, giving such party a reasonable time within which to have the award annulled by the competent tribunal.
Article 4.—The party relying upon an award or claiming its enforcement must supply, in particular—
(1) the original award or a copy thereof duly authenticated, according to the requirements of the law of the country in which it was made;
(2) documentary or other evidence to prove that the award has become final, in the sense defined in Article 1(d), in the country in which it was made;
(3) when necessary, documentary or other evidence to prove that the conditions laid down in Article 1, paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) (a) and (c), have been fulfilled.
A translation of the award and of the other documents mentioned in this Article into the official language of the country where the award is sought to be relied upon may be demanded. Such translations must be certified correct by a diplomatic or consular agent of the country to which the party who seeks to rely upon the award belongs or by a sworn translator of the country where the award is sought to be relied upon.
Article 5.—The provisions of the above Articles shall not deprive any interested party of the right of availing himself of an arbitral award in the manner and to the extent allowed by the law or the treaties of the country where such award is sought to be relied upon.
Article 6.—The present Convention applies only to arbitral awards made after the coming into force of the Protocol on Arbitration Clauses opened at Geneva on September 24th, 1923.
Article 7.—The present Convention, which will remain open to the signature of all the signatories of the Protocol of 1923 on Arbitration Clauses, shall be ratified.
It may be ratified only on behalf of those Members of the League of Nations and Non-Member States on whose behalf the Protocol of 1923 shall have been ratified.
Ratification shall be deposited as soon as possible with the Secretary-General of the League of Nations, who will notify such deposit to all the signatories.
Article 8.—The present Convention shall come into force three months after it shall have been ratified on behalf of two High Contracting Parties. Thereafter, it shall take effect, in the case of each High Contracting Party, three months after the deposit of the ratification on its behalf with the Secretary-General of the League of Nations.
Article 9.—The present Convention may be denounced on behalf of any Member of the League or Non-Member State. Denunciation shall be notified in writing to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations, who will immediately send a copy thereof, certified to be in conformity with the notifications, to all the other Contracting Parties, at the same time informing them of the date on which he received it.
The denunciation shall come into force only in respect of the High Contracting Party which shall have notified it and one year after such notification shall have reached the Secretary-General of the League of Nations.
The denunciation of the Protocol on Arbitration Clauses shall entail, ipso facto, the denunciation of the present Convention.
Article 10.—The present Convention does not apply to the colonies, protectorates or territories under suzerainty or mandate of any High Contracting Party unless they are specially mentioned.
The application of this Convention to one or more of such colonies, protectorates or territories to which the Protocol on Arbitration Clauses opened at Geneva on September 24th, 1923, applies, can be effected at any time by means of a declaration addressed to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations by one of the High Contracting Parties.
Such declaration shall take effect three months after the deposit thereof.
The High Contracting Parties can at any time denounce the Convention for all or any of the Colonies, Protectorates or territories referred to above. Article 9 hereof applied to such denunciation.
Article 11.—A certified copy of the present Convention shall be transmitted by the Secretary-General of the League of Nations to every Member of the League of Nations and to every Non-Member State which signs the same.
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An Act relating to merger of financial institutions
An Act to provide for the retention of certain books furnished to Henry W. MacKenzie, Jr.
An Act relating to bird sanctuaries within certain areas of the county of Henrico
An Act relating to salaries of members of town council of Blackstone
An Act to continue the Commission on City-County Relations; to allocate funds
An Act relating to selection of day of rest
An Act authorizing the Governor to convey to the city of Virginia Beach certain real estate owned by the Commonwealth
An Act authorizing the Superintendent of State Police, subject to the approval of the Governor, to convey, under certain conditions, certain real estate in the city of Norton, owned by the Department of State Police
An Act to remove certain areas in Northumberland County from the natural oyster beds, rocks and shoals of the Commonwealth
An Act to authorize the issuance of Commonwealth of Virginia Higher Educational Institutions Bonds for the purpose of constructing a revenue producing capital project at the University of Virginia to be leased to the United States Government
An Act directing a study of laws relating to conflicts of interest and disclosure by public officials
An Act to prohibit the removal of shopping carts; providing penalties for violations
An Act to authorize the establishment of an airport commission by the governing bodies of Mecklenburg and Brunswick Counties and the towns of South Hill and LaCrosse, or any two more of them
An Act to appropriate funds available under Section 903 of the Social Security Act for the acquisition of land, the erection of a building thereon and for required improvements, facilities, paving, landscaping and fixed equipment in connection therewith; and to prescribe the conditions for obligation and expenditure thereof
An Act relating to the Peninsual Airport Commission's members and compensation
An Act to provide for the designation of the Staunton State Scenic River and to authorize the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries to administer the Scenic River
An Act relating to a moratorium on the granting of certain city charters and the institution of suits for annexation
An Act relating to disposition of funds from sale of certain game stamps
An Act approving emergency plans for bridge and bridge-tunnel facilities in the Tidewater area; designating the Secretary of Transportation and Public Safety as the coordinator for the implementation of such plan; and appropriating funds therefor
An Act to provide immunity from liability for members of the rate review board established by the Virginia Hospital Association
An Act relating to counties which may adopt certain game stamp ordinances
An Act relating to refunds of certain fuel taxes to urban and suburban bus lines and taxicabs
An Act to establish a State Office for Minority Business Enterprise
An Act to authorize certain counties, the city of Richmond, and the town of Ashland to create a commission known as the "Capital Regional Airport Commission," for the purpose of establishing and operating airports and air navigation facilities for such counties, city, and town
An Act prohibiting fishing in certain areas of Virginia Beach
An Act to broaden the scope of the study of the Virginia Housing Study Commission
An Act to provide for the designation of the Rivanna State Scenic River and to authorize Fluvanna County to administer the Scenic River in accordance with the Scenic Rivers Act
An Act prohibiting the use of State-owned lands in certain counties as a solid waste disposal site without prior approval
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The Mammoth Letters: Running Away to a Mountain Town
Jennifer K. Crittenden (Author) Kira Hirsch (Illustrator) Melanie Taylor (Illustrator)
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Questions arise when a big city family moves to a remote mountain town in the Eastern Sierra: Why is there a bear in the grocery store? What happened to the missing school teacher? Where do you buy soccer socks around here? Skillfully blending anecdote, history, and description, The Mammoth Letters is an amusing and sensitive portrayal of an eclectic town and its colorful inhabitants and will inspire anyone who has wondered about making the leap from one world to another. In a book of wide emotional range, readers will discover mystery, beauty, and tragedy in how a majestic but unforgiving alpine wilderness affects those living at its edge.
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JENNIFER K. CRITTENDEN lived in San Diego for twenty years before moving to Mammoth Lakes, California with her family. A former CFO, she is the author of two previous business-related books. She is originally from Southern Indiana.
A one dollar donation will be made to the Southern Mono Historical Society with each purchase of a new paperback.
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After I completed my short journey through the Tien Shan Mountains on my ski and snowshoes, I took a few days rest in Karakol, editing my film and writing my diary… putting my thoughts and all the things I experienced during the journey on paper… while they were still fresh in my mind. I then rushed back to Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan to purchase a flight ticket out of Kyrgyzstan since my visa is expiring. I can simply cross the border of Kazakhstan which is only 20 minutes away north of Bishkek, but I got bored crossing that border, meeting the same immigration officer again on both the Kyrgyz and Kazakh side. I guess they are bored to see my face too.
I wanted to get away from the world of Central Asia temporarily, guess I stayed too long here. At first I was thinking why not go back to Southeast Asia, away from the snow and cold weather, maybe to the beach southern Philipines. Then I realized it's a bad idea since flight ticket is really expensive to go there from here, while I can pay really cheap ticket if I go from my home country instead. I then began to put my eye on the map of Balkans, I had Greece, Romania, Bosnia, Crotia etc on my list and the flight is real cheap to those places from Bishkek. The thing is, its so difficult for me to decide where to go. On the day I purchased the ticket, I had either Bosnia or Romania left on my list. When I wanted to purchase the flight ticket, the woman asked me what is my destination… I looked at her and said wait… Im not sure… and a moment later I finally said okay… Sarajevo.
I don't really know much about Bosnia. The last I heard about the country was when they appeared on the international news 20 years ago during the Yugoslavia war. When I went back home, I wanted to find some information about Bosnia on Google but I was too lazy to do it. I'm so used to travel without making any reseach beforehand.. and it always turned out to be great. So I decided to keep it that way. My thinking is simple, why bother spending time reading about the taste of coffee, while you are just about to taste the coffee itself… to experience it firsthand. So I just spent the rest of the days chilling with family and friends, editing my film and enjoy the spring in Bishkek. This supposed to be the trip for me to relax from my journey which means… no bicycle, no skis, no tent, no climbing equipments or whatsoever. I just gonna carry light, probably buy 2 books in Sarajevo and spend 2 weeks in Bosnia chilling, being lazy, sitting on the grass under the hot sun for hours and try to finish the books. Also probably make some new friends and try to gain new contacts here in the Balkans. I think this is a better way to spend my time rather than filling it with heavy itinerary such as visiting mosques, cathedrals, castles, bridges, ruins, pile of stones, rocks, pebbles, muds etc.
So there you go, I finally flew away from the realm of Central Asia into the European continent… crossing 5 time zones. Once I reached Sarajevo airport, there were not so many people, not a busy airport, the queue to pass the immigration checkpoint is very short and its quiet unlike any other major airports. I just love it. Once I'm outside the airport building, I just sit calmly enjoying the the sunshine and not so cold weather like in the Tien Shan, thinking on what to do and where to go. After a few minutes I then walked to the main road and decided to turn right and just keep walking. So there you go, after a few minutes of walking I saw a signboard saying "Welcome to the Republic of Srpska"! Opss… wrong way… I went to the totally wrong way entering into Srpska so I turned back to the airport and took a bus to the centre of Sarajevo.
Sarajevo looks like a normal city of Europe. Comparing to big cities in Asia, it has less skyscrappers, not so crowded, traffic is flowing well and the most important thing, the air is not so polluted. It is surrounded by hills filled with residential areas and snow. It looks beautiful. I stopped in the old town area to find a cheap place to sleep… and my communication with the local people started from there. That was when I started to discover things, by talking directly to the locals… to find out nice places to go, nice places to eat etc. I used to find information on guidebooks surely… it's a great source to find good information on places but it also gives a bad impact. I realized most places that are listed on guidebook such as Lonely Planet tend to really increase the price once they discovered that they are listed on popular guidebooks. And things are getting more expensive from time to time… sometimes almost double from what is written on the guidebook. And also they receive too many tourists and this sometimes turned them unfriendly and arrogant. And this is also the same reason why I prefer not to find out much information online… since usually only the popular ones have information on the internet or guidebooks. To me, being friendly to the locals really helps… and they are usually very helpful by giving me great information.
Wah! Cantiknya Sarajevo. Bosnia membuatkan say a teringat akan Vrelo Bosne, Kravice Waterfalls dan Blagaj Buna River spring.
Did u try the Burek? Please visit srebrenica exhibition. Its really captivating that makes u sad and angry at the same time.Highly recommend the sniper alley and the tunnel tour. :) Sarajevo is so pretty and mostar is beautiful!
Your approach is so amazingly grounded … exactly the approach in Grounded Theory Research.
Foto2 anda menggambarkan segalanya…belum lagi berada ditempatnya…tahniah zahariz..
those photos of the houses reminds me to the similar kinda view which i saw when i was in Bursa, Turkey. But, this one is more 'relaxed'.
Zahariz, i enjoyed reading your adventure trip to Sarajevo. Your description to the place tempted me to visit this place too …someday. How I wish I have the time and be free to go to those places now.
Ohh wahh!!! What a layout … Everything is beautiful … Will be back again!
Sarajevo is a very interesting town. I visited 11 years ago, it was a little odd – the feeling – back then. Still felt quite on edge. Will be interested to see how you find the region, it's a fantastic part of the world to travel!
Estimado Zahariz, Tus fotos son realmente muy buenas, en particular, para lo que me gusta hacer a mi, las siguientes: número 1 y 2. La número 3 es particularmente hermosa pues la incidencia de luz sobre los niños que quisiste destacar contribulle a ello y el resto enmarca la foto. Muy muy buena foto. Me gusta muchísimo, y la siguiente merece un comentario análogo. La foto 5 también me gusta la luz, la ambientación, el entorno… muy bonita. La foto 6, muy linda también, trasunta la sensación de estar en un pequeñísimo pueblo antiguo.
Un placer haber visto tus fotos. Seguramente guardarás por siempre esos recuerdos vividos en Sarajevo.


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After using the above command, I get the following result. It seems like it has been requested but the problem is I'm not getting the error log.
The error log should contain "File does not exist" & "client denied by server configuration" because the SemrushBot was attempting to access my site.
I believe that the error log should show in Cakephp2's tmp/logs/. Some tips and examples would be great. I would love to hear from you.
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IS Down But Still a Threat in Many Countries
April 24, 2019 - WebDesk - Comment is Closed
Driven from its self-styled caliphate in Iraq and Syria, Islamic State is down but not out.
Where once they confronted armies, the extremist Islamist group's adherents have now staged hit-and-run raids and suicide attacks. In some cases, the group has claimed responsibility for atrocities, including the bombings of churches and hotels in Sri Lanka that killed more than 350 people.
Its involvement is not always proven, but even if the link is ideological rather than operational, Islamic State still poses a security threat in many countries.
After its defeat by U.S.-backed forces, IS has reverted to the guerrilla tactics it was once known for. Sleeper cells have regrouped in Diyala, Salaheddin, Anbar, Kirkuk and Nineveh provinces, where they carry out frequent attacks, including kidnappings and bombings aimed at undermining the Baghdad government.
In February, two people were killed and 24 wounded when a car bomb went off in Mosul, once the group's Iraqi capital.
The Pentagon said in January that IS was regenerating faster in Iraq than in Syria. Analysts estimate that 2,000 active combatants now operate in Iraq.
After serious military setbacks, IS slipped into the shadows, staging suicide bombings and ambushes.
IS has carried out bomb attacks in towns and cities of northeast Syria in recent months, including some targeting U.S. forces.
Syrian Kurdish forces, which control the region and crushed the jihadists with U.S. help, have sounded the alarm about the group's new tactics.
They believe sleeper cells have mushroomed across eastern Syria and expect guerrilla attacks to escalate. They also warn of the risk posed by holding thousands of militants in prison camps.
IS fighters still hold some ground in Syria's remote central desert, where they have staged attacks in recent days.
Nigerian group Boko Haram has carried out attacks in the northeast since 2009 in pursuit of a caliphate. It has killed 30,000 people and forced 2 million to flee their homes.
The group split in 2016 and one faction pledged allegiance to IS. Islamic State's West Africa Province (ISWAP) has focused on attacking military bases in raids over the last year. It has become the dominant militant group in the region as a result of these raids.
ISWAP's activities are concentrated around Lake Chad, which borders Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
IS claims attacks in the Lake Chad region through its Amaq news agency. However, the extent of support provided by Islamic State to ISWAP is unclear and many security experts say the relationship is mainly in name rather than direct funding and logistical support.
Numbers are hard to pin down, but analysts put ISWAP's strength at between 5,000 and 18,000.
ISWAP raises money through taxes on traders, smugglers and fishermen in the Lake Chad region. Inducements such as seeds and fertilizer have also been offered to locals.
Egypt has seen no large attacks over the past year, but smaller incidents persist and the military is mounting a campaign against Islamist insurgents, mainly on the Sinai Peninsula.
The military says several hundred militants have been killed since it launched a major campaign in February 2018 to defeat fighters linked to Islamic State in Sinai.
Three civilians and four police personnel were killed this month by a suicide bomber in the North Sinai town of Sheikh Zuweid, the Interior Ministry said. Claiming the attack, IS said 15 people were killed or wounded.
In November, gunmen killed seven Christians on a bus in Minya province, south of Cairo. IS claimed responsibility.
H.A. Hellyer, senior associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) and the Atlantic Council in London, said IS remains a threat in Egypt via two avenues: in the Sinai Peninsula, where part of the Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis group pledged allegiance to IS years ago; and in sporadic cells elsewhere, made up of more recent recruits and possibly returning fighters from Syria and Iraq.
IS militants have carried out deadly bombings and shootings in Saudi Arabia against security forces and minority Shiite Muslims, after the authorities crushed an al-Qaida insurgency over a decade ago.
Saudi security forces said they foiled an attack by four IS militants north of Riyadh on Sunday, and arrested 13 others on Monday in connection with planning other attacks.
The security forces also raided a house they said the militants were using as a bomb factory, and seized suicide vests, homemade bombs, rifles and IS publications.
On Tuesday, the Interior Ministry said it had executed 37 people "for adopting extremist terrorist ideologies and forming terrorist cells to corrupt and disrupt security as well as spread chaos and provoke sectarian strife."
Kamran Bokhari, a director at the Center for Global Policy, a Washington research group, said IS does exist in the kingdom but the Saudi security forces and intelligence service are "pretty much on top of things."
Bokhari said that from IS's point of view, Saudi Arabia is "the grand prize" because of because of the kingdom's oil wealth and its prominent position in the Islamic world.
Michael Stephens, research fellow for Middle East Studies at London's RUSI think tank, said the Saudi security forces are tracking a few hundred people, including some who have been to Syria, but there is no evidence that they have become operational.
Islamic State in Khorasan (ISIS-K), which took its name from an historical region that covered much of modern-day Afghanistan and parts of Central Asia, appeared in late 2014 in the eastern province of Nangarhar, where it retains a stronghold. It announced its formation in January 2015.
The group's leadership has pledged allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of IS, but it is not clear that ISIS-K has direct operational links with the main movement.
It has claimed attacks on civilian targets in cities including Kabul and fought the Afghan Taliban for control of a number of rural districts. U.S. commanders say its forces number fewer than 2,000.
The movement is little understood and many Afghan officials in Kabul doubt the veracity of some of its claims of responsibility.
Islamic State claimed its first attack in Congo on Thursday, and declared it the "Central Africa Province" of the "Caliphate."
Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi said the defeat of IS in Syria and Iraq meant the group might come to Africa and take advantage of poverty and chaos in an attempt to set up a caliphate.
A spokesman for the U.S. Africa Command said the Allied Democratic Forces, a local militant group, had meaningful ties to Islamic State, to which it claimed allegiance in 2017.
Yet analysts see scant evidence for this. Marcel Heritier Kapiteni, a Belgian-based Congolese researcher, said there were no clear links between ADF activity and "international terrorism."
He said it was likely that Islamic State was taking false credit for the Congo attack. IS "is losing battles in the usual bastions, which is pushing it to embark on a media war," he said. "But the DRC's terrain is not socially favorable to radical Islam."
Islamic State claimed the Easter Sunday bomb attacks on churches and hotels and released a video showing eight men declaring loyalty to Baghdadi.
IS claims the men in the video, released on Tuesday by its Amaq news agency, carried out the suicide bombings.
One man in the video is Mohamed Zahran. Sri Lankan intelligence officials believe that Zahran, a Tamil-speaking preacher well-known for his militant views, may have masterminded the attacks.
Sri Lankan officials have blamed two domestic Islamist groups with suspected ties to Islamic State. The scale and sophistication of the attacks suggested the involvement of an external group such as Islamic State, said Alaina Teplitz, the U.S. ambassador to Sri Lanka.
Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim-majority country and most people practice a moderate form of Islam. But there has been a resurgence in militancy, and authorities have said they believe thousands of Indonesians draw inspiration from Islamic State, while about 500 Indonesians are thought to have gone to Syria to join the group.
A court sentenced a cleric, Aman Abdurrahman, to death last year for masterminding deadly attacks. Abdurrahman is considered the ideological leader of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD), a loose grouping of Islamic State sympathizers in Indonesia.
Suicide bombings in May last year in Surabaya that killed more than 30 were linked to JAD cells.
The Philippines fears that extremists fleeing Iraq and Syria could find a safe haven in the jungles and remote villages of Muslim areas of Mindanao, where there is a long history of lawlessness, clan rivalry, and separatist and Islamist rebellion.
Several splinters of the myriad armed groups in the southern Philippines have pledged allegiance to Islamic State, although none are known to have been endorsed as its Southeast Asian affiliate.
Islamic State often claims responsibility for bombings and rebel clashes with government troops in Mindanao, but their veracity is often disputed.
Security experts are concerned Islamic State could, through offers of money or through radical teachings, find fertile recruitment ground among disenfranchised youth in Muslim Mindanao.
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Fidelity National Financial Attracting Top Talent
August 21, 2017 11:05 AM Eastern Daylight Time
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fidelity National Financial, Inc. has hired Leanne Zinn as Senior Vice President of Product and Business Development. Fidelity has also added Rick Wilson as Senior Vice President in the Northeast Region, with a focus on key agency relationships.
Leanne has an extensive career in the title industry working with several underwriters and agents, as well as running her own consulting business. She has served in a number of roles that include leading and growing a sales team, managing direct operations, creating and implementing strategic initiatives, and most recently as Chief Operating Officer and EVP of Sales of a well-known nationwide provider of real property title data, search, exam, and technology solutions.
With over 35 years in the title insurance industry, Rick brings with him a wealth of experience, including SVP and EVP roles with another major national underwriter. Rick is very active with the New Jersey Land Title Insurance Rating Bureau as well as the New Jersey Land Title Association (NJLTA), having served as a former President of that organization. Rick has also chaired multiple committees in both organizations.
"We are excited about the opportunity to bring both Leanne and Rick in to the FNF family. We are the largest underwriter of independent title agents in the country and have a commitment to attracting the best talent in the industry. We are always looking for people who are passionate about helping us grow and are strong advocates for our agents, and we have found that in Leanne and Rick," said FNTG President of Agency Operations Erika Meinhardt.
About Fidelity National Financial, Inc.
Fidelity National Financial, Inc. is organized into two groups, FNF Group (NYSE: FNF) and FNFV Group (NYSE: FNFV). FNF is a leading provider of title insurance, technology and transaction services to the real estate and mortgage industries. FNF is the nation's largest title insurance company through its title insurance underwriters - Fidelity National Title, Chicago Title, Commonwealth Land Title, Alamo Title and National Title of New York - that collectively issue more title insurance policies than any other title company in the United States. More information about FNF can be found at www.fnf.com.
Erin Tracy, 407-618-2933
erin.tracy@fnf.com
Leanne Zinn and Rick Wilson join largest title insurance company. Fidelity strengthens bench by adding top title agent focused talent.


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Q: two check boxes and 1 text field jquery I have two checkboxes and one text field. I want to put some data into field when one check box is checked and put another data when other checkbox is checked and both these checkboxes shouldn't be checked at the same time. But when these checkboxes are not checked the text field should be empty. I have achieved all the functionality except emptying the field when both my checkboxes are unchecked with the following jquery code.
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Skagit County Suggests Swinomish Indian Tribal Community Dismisses Its [Water]Lawsuit
December 15th, 2012 | Tags: Anacortes, Defending Water in the Skagit River Basin, Just Water Alliance, lawsuit, Sandra Spargo, Skagit County, Skagit River Basin, Swinomish | Category: Defending Water Media, Defending Water Newsletters, Events, International, Maine, Massachussetts, United States | Leave a comment
Sandra Spargo, Defending Water in the Skagit River Basin, Dec. 15, 2012
Please find below an article in the Skagit Valley Herald that is entitled, County suggests Swinomish dismiss its lawsuit. The Swinomish lawsuit (supported by the City of Anacortes without citizen input), if successful, could lead to all rural and agricultural landowners in the Skagit River Basin losing access to well water if they had drilled their well in 2001 or after, Ecology officials have said.
Moreover, if the Wash. State Supreme Court rules in favor of the Swinomish, Skagit River Basin owners of about 5,700 buildable lots–on which at least 400 homeowners have already built homes–could lose access to their well water for residential use.
The link of Skagit County's letter of Dec. 14, 2012, to Chairman Brian Cladoosby and the Senate of the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community is located at Letter to Swinomish & Anacortes on Dec. 14, 2012. The link contains the letter's three supporting documents.
To understand the viewpoint of landowners/homeowners caught up in the contentious water issue over which they have no input, visit the Just Water Alliance website at http://justwateralliance.org.
Do the citizens of Anacortes want the City to support the Swinomish lawsuit against the the Dept. of Ecology that could result in at least 400 homeowners losing their well water for residential use, possibly their homes? For a history of Anacortes' involvement with Swinomish lawsuits, see the legal section of the City of Anacortes website at http://www.cityofanacortes.org/Legal/WaterRightsSwinomish/index.asp.
In addition, my opinion is that without supporting compromise of the Skagit River Basin water issue while promoting the sale of five million gallons of water per day to Tethys Enterprises for a beverage bottling plant, the City of Anacortes–which represents its citizens–is a lousy neighbor.
Sandra Spargo
Anacortes, Wash.
County suggests Swinomish dismiss its lawsuit
By Kate Martin | Posted: Saturday, December 15, 2012 1:00 am
MOUNT VERNON — Skagit County commissioners say they will rejoin a 1996 water agreement if the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community drops its lawsuit against the state Department of Ecology.
The tribe's lawsuit is currently being reviewed by the state Supreme Court. If the tribe is successful, it could lead to all rural and agricultural landowners in the Skagit River basin losing access to well water if they drilled their well in 2001 or after, Ecology officials have said.
The letter, sent Friday, is in response to those sent last week by Anacortes and the Swinomish. Those letters in turn were in response to a November letter by commissioners, which announced the county had left the 1996 Memorandum of Agreement, which outlined a historic water agreement in the valley.
Commissioners also asserted that they had left the agreement because the Swinomish and Anacortes broke that agreement by suing Ecology to invalidate a 2006 state rule amendment that allows more water for rural and agricultural users. The original rule amendment, from 2001, provided no new water at all for rural landowners or for agricultural uses, the county states.
The commissioners' letter outlined a path to where the county could rejoin the agreement: "You can remedy your ongoing breach by dismissing your pending lawsuit. Until that happens, Skagit County is not a party to the 1996 MOA, and has no further obligations under the 1996 MOA."
Anacortes Mayor Dean Maxwell said he had not had a chance to read the letter, which was sent at 2 p.m. Commissioners Ken Dahlstedt and Sharon Dillon could not immediately be reached for comment.
Larry Wasserman, environmental services director for the tribe, had little to say about the commissioners' response.
"The tribe doesn't believe it is productive to continue to have these debates in the newspaper," Wasserman said. "Our previous letter speaks for itself, as do the facts on our website. People can look there to find out what the real history has been."
The commissioners' letter also says the tribe and city's ongoing lawsuit "completely undermines the stated purpose of the 1996 MOA" by seeking to eliminate all water for rural landowners and farmers.
The city and tribe both said in their letters that the county was using the same legal process for challenging Ecology's rule when it sued the agency in 2003 as the tribe used to challenge the rule amendment in 2008.
Skagit County Commissioner Ron Wesen said it's not the same.
Wesen said the 2003 disagreement the county had with Ecology involved the 2001 instream flow rule because that rule did not include any water for rural agriculture or residences requiring a well.
"What the tribe and Anacortes are saying, 'We don't agree with Ecology's authority to make this change.' If they don't have authority to do that, then all exempt wells since 2001" are gone, Wesen said.
The Swinomish contend in their lawsuit that Ecology is using an overly broad definition of a narrowly defined exception to provide water in exceptional circumstances. The Swinomish lost an earlier round in the Thurston County Superior Court in 2010. The state Supreme Court's ruling could be months from now.
"It's complicated, but we'll find out when the Supreme Court makes its ruling who is right," Wesen said.
Wesen said the MOA and the instream flow rule don't take into account the fact that water use changes over time. "To say this is the rule we have for 50 years and have no flexibility, it doesn't make any sense to me."
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Q: Quadric surface S tangent to plane Suppose that the quadric surface S is given by $z = x^2 + x + 2y^2 + 3y$ and the plane is given by $x + y + z = k$, where k is a constant.
Find the vector equation for the tangent line to the curve of intersection between S and plane when $k=3$ at the point (1, 0, 2).
Find the value of k for which the surface S is tangent to plane. For this plane with the value of k found, find the coordinates of the point of tangency.
For the first part of the question, I managed to derive this:
Equating S and the plane together gives - $x^2+2x+2y^2+4y=3$. Letting $x=t$, I am able to find y in terms of t,  $y=1+\sqrt{\frac{5}{2}-\frac{t^2}{2}-t}$ and z in terms of t, $z=2-t-\sqrt{\frac{5}{2}-\frac{t^2}{2}-t}$.
After finding the first derivative $f_x$,$f_y$ and $f_z$,  I am able to substitute $x=t=1$ into $f_x$,$f_y$ and $f_z$, which gives me (1, -1, 0). Hence the tangent line is : $r(t) = (1,0,2)+t(1,-1,0)$.
However, for the second part of the question, I am unsure of how to solve using the same method as $k$ is now an unknown and I am only able to derive that the normal to the plane is (1, 1, 1). May I get some help with the second part?

A: $$
C(x,y,z) = x^2+x+2y^2+3y-z=0
$$
is a paraboloid then the tangency to the plane
$$
\pi(x,y,z) = x+y+z-k=0
$$
has only one solution. This solution point can be found by many ways. Here we choose the following.
Substituting $z = k - x - y$ into $C(x,y,z)$ gives
$$
2y^2+4y+x^2+2x-k = 0
$$
Those are the points pertaining to $C(x,y,z)\cap\pi(x,y,z)$
Solving for $y$ we have
$$
y = \frac 12\left(2\pm\sqrt{2}\sqrt{k+2-2x-x^2}\right)
$$
At tangency we have $\sqrt{k+2-2x-x^2}=0$ or at
$$
x = -1\pm\sqrt{k+3}
$$
that should be unique hence $k = -3$ giving $p_t = (-1,-1,-1)$

A: The surface normal at a point is also normal to the tangent plane at that point. Rewriting the equation of the surface as $f(x,y,z)=x^2+x+2y^2+3y-z=0$, this condition can be written as $\nabla f = \lambda (1,1,1)^T$, or, since you're working in $\mathbb R^3$, $\nabla f\times(1,1,1)^T = 0$ (which avoids introducing the extraneous variable $\lambda$). The latter equation expands into three linear equations, two of which are independent. From them, you can find the points on the surface at which the normal is some multiple of $(1,1,1)$, after which finding the corresponding value(s) of $k$ should be a simple task.
You can also solve this without using calculus: Working in homogeneous coordinates, if a quadric surface has the equation $\mathbf x^TQ\mathbf x=0$, then its tangent hyperplanes $\mathbf\pi$ satisfy the dual equation $\mathbf\pi^TQ^*\mathbf\pi=0$. For a nondegenerate quadric such as yours, the dual conic matrix $Q^*$ can be taken to be $Q^{-1}$. This gets you a simple equation in $k$ to solve.
Incidentally, the first part can be solved without explicitly finding the intersection curve. Since the intersection curve, whatever that might be, is planar, the tangent line must lie both on the given plane and on the tangent plane to $S$ at the given point. I expect that you know how to construct the tangent plane, so the problem is reduced to a straightforward linear algebra exercise of finding the intersection of a pair of planes. Here, too, the tangent plane can also be found without using calculus by taking advantage of the fact that a point on a quadric and the tangent plane at that point are a polar pair. This allows you to construct an equation for it directly from the equation of the quadric surface: in this case, the tangent plane at any point $(x_0,y_0,z_0)$ is $$\frac12(z+z_0)=xx_0 + \frac12(x+x_0) + 2yy_0 + \frac32(y+y_0).$$


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Jego wspomnienie liturgiczne w Kościele katolickim obchodzone jest 3 lipca.

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