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Macho's owner Francisco "Macho" Velez is seen with the Latin Mix signature drink, honey garlic chicken wings, a pulled pork sandwich and Macho's Nachos inside the downtown Allentown restaurant in 2018. (AMY SHORTELL / THE MORNING CALL)
Another downtown Allentown restaurant has closed permanently due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Macho's Sports Bar, which opened in July 2018 at 39 S. Ninth St., announced in a Monday night post on the business' Facebook page that the restaurant and bar will not be reopening due to the COVID-19 crisis.
The news follows the closing announcement of another downtown Allentown restaurant, the Thai-inspired Bay Leaf, which ended its 37-year run on Hamilton Street this week due to COVID-19 mitigation efforts.
Macho's Sports Bar, which opened in July 2018 at 39 S. Ninth St., announced in a Monday night post on the business' Facebook page that the restaurant and bar will not be reopening due to the COVID-19 crisis. (Ryan Kneller/The Morning Call)
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Macho's Nachos was a popular dish served at Macho's Sports Bar in downtown Allentown. (AMY SHORTELL / THE MORNING CALL)
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Memorable Nights: Jean Pascal
Jun 15, 2020 By Michael Rosenthal
The two-division world champion and current light heavyweight title-holder reflects on some of the most memorable nights of his historic 15-year career.
Jean Pascal started out as an ice hockey player. That's a rite of passage for every red-blooded French-Canadian boy, even one born in Haiti.
Pascal was good, which is no surprise to those who have followed his career in the ring. He's quick, athletic and tough, attributes that must've served him well on the ice.
Pascal's primary role model wasn't a hockey player, though. His older brother, Nicholson Poulard, was a successful amateur boxer. And young Jean wanted to be like his sibling.
The rest is history. Pascal won his first amateur national championship in 1998 and would go to win it six more times, finishing his amateur career with a reported record of 103-18. "I think I lost one fight in national championship [tournaments] in Canada," said Pascal..
His aggressive, power-punching style was well-suited to the professional game. The 37-year-old is a two-time light heavyweight titleholder, the second being the WBA's "regular" title, and has won world titles in two divisions.
"In life, I'm risk taker," said Pascal, explaining his fighting style. "I like to take risks. At the same time, I like to take calculated risks. I'm a crowd pleaser because I like to take risks but I don't box like everyone else.
"I'm a little bit unorthodox. That's why it's sometimes so awkward to fight me, why sometimes people have a problem with me in the ring."
Pascal (35-6-1, 20 KOs) has had a number of ups and downs in the sport. Here are his thoughts on five key fights in his career.
Date: Aug. 14, 2010
Location: Bell Centre, Montreal
At stake: Pascal's WBC World Light Heavyweight title
Result: Pascal TD 11
Background: Dawson (29-0 at the time) was unbeaten and near the top of some pound-for-pound lists at the time Pascal fought him, with victories over Antonio Tarver (twice), Glen Johnson (twice), Tomasz Adamek and Eric Harding. He was rolling.
Pascal (25-1) was well aware of the opportunity at hand.
"I was happy, of course," he said. "I knew it would be a big test for me. At the time Chad Dawson was one of top pound-for-pound fighters because Floyd Mayweather had retired. I knew the pressure would be on me. I like pressure. People thought Dawson was better than me. I knew I had more skill than Dawson, I knew I was faster than him, I knew I had better footwork than him.
"I think people counted me out because I was from Canada. 'Oh, they're no good, they're not this and that.' I always believed in myself. And I guess Dawson underestimated me a little bit."
Pascal was right. He fought at a higher level of intensity than a curiously flat Dawson, outworking him for much of the fight. The television commentators said late in the fight that Dawson needed a knockout to win. And it seemed as if it might happen. Dawson hurt Pascal in the 11th round, which combined with fatigue made the local fighter suddenly vulnerable.
And then, in an instant, it was over. An accidental clash of heads caused a deep gash above Dawson's right eye, it went to the scorecards and Pascal won a clear unanimous decision – 106-103, 106-103 and 108-101.
Many wonder whether Pascal on his way out at the moment it was stopped but we'll never know.
"I had great preparation for [the Dawson] fight, a great camp," Pascal said. "I went to Bogota, Colombia. I think I had an eight-week camp. My game plan was to move and punch. That's what I did the whole fight. I know he had his moment in the 11th round but it wasn't as bad as some people think. I think the cut saved him the same way the cut saved Marcus Browne [last August].
"[Dawson] was a good fight. It put my name on the map, it put my country, Quebec, on the map. After that, people started to respect boxers from Canada."
BERNARD HOPKINS I
Location: Pepsi Coliseum, Quebec City
Result: MD 12
Background: Pascal took advantage of his momentum from the victory over Dawson, going directly into a fight with a 45-year-old legend.
Hopkins, trying to become the oldest to win a world title, was two fights removed from a sensational victory over Kelly Pavlik but coming off a so-so performance in a one-sided victory over an aging Roy Jones Jr. It wasn't clear what the old man had left.
Pascal acknowledged that he didn't give Hopkins enough credit going into the fight.
"People were telling me that Hopkins was done, Hopkins was finished," he said. "… People don't' know s—t about boxing. Hopkins was far from finished. He gave me a great fight. Maybe I let the opinions of people into my mind a little bit, maybe I underestimated him. People told me he was old. And he didn't look good against Roy Jones.
"I thought it was an easy test for me because I had just been in with a pound-for-pound fighter. It was a mistake. And I learned from the mistake."
Pascal got off to a strong start, putting Hopkins down with a right to the head in Round 1 and left hook in Round 3. It appeared to be an "easy test." Then Hopkins dug in, tapped his reservoir of knowledge and innate toughness and turned the tables. One judge scored it for Hopkins 114-112 but the other two had it even (113-113 and 114-114).
Pascal later revealed that he entered the fight with a rib injury that he believes was known to Hopkins.
"When I knocked him down the first time, I remember thinking, 'I just put down a legend,'" Pascal said. "I was kind of confused. When I knocked him down the second time, I thought, "What's going on? This fight is too easy. Then, after the sixth round, he started working my body.
"Someone from my camp, one of my sparring partners, leaked that I had a rib injury because he targeted it. If you watch the second fight, he didn't do that. You have to be careful who you use as sparring partners."
The decision didn't sit well with Pascal.
"Every time you fail to win, especially at the highest level, it's disappointing," he said. "It's painful. You just have to go deep into yourself [afterward] and try to get better for the next fight."
MARCUS BROWNE
Date: Aug. 3, 2019
Location: Barclays Center, Brooklyn
At stake: Browne's Interim WBA "regular" Light Heavyweight title
Result: Pascal TD 8
Background: Pascal had mixed results after the Hopkins fights. He easily outpointed once-feared Lucian Bute in January 2014 but then had a stretch in which he lost four times in a span of eight fights, two knockouts against a prime Sergey Kovalev and decisions to Eleider Alvarez (close) and Dmitry Bivol (wide).
The Bivol fight took place in November 2018. Pascal was 36 and had been in many taxing wars. Many observers were certain that he was in decline.
"Honestly, people are always going to have something to say," Pascal said. "I don't care what people say about me. People were asking me to stop [fighting] after the Bivol fight. Now they're asking me what's next after the Marcus Browne and Badou Jack fights.
"The Bivol fight motivated me to continue. I lost, but it was a win for me mentally. I saw the tank wasn't empty."
Pascal said he had one of his best camps in preparation for Browne, a then-unbeaten (23-0), flashy boxer-puncher who was on an ascent. The challenger put everything else aside – including his family – and focused solely on the task at hand. And it was a good thing he did. The Browne fight wasn't a walkover.
In effect, Pascal won with his power. He put Browne down with a short right in Round 4. And in Round 7, Pascal, picking up steam and perhaps on his way to a knockout victory, put Browne down again with a huge right hand that hurt him. He followed with a barrage that sent Browne to canvas one more time.
That final knock down decided the fight: Browne won five of the other six rounds yet came up short when the fight went to the cards after an accidental head butt left him with a bad cut over his left eye.
All three judges scored it 75-74 for Pascal, who became the WBA's interim "regular" titleholder and reclaimed his position as an elite 175-pounder.
"I knew Browne was a solid fighter," Pascal said. "I knew he was younger (28) than me. My trainer told me that I'd probably lose the first two, three rounds … because I was getting a little older. Then, from the fourth round, I needed to pressure him. He was going to fall for sure.
"I knocked him down in the fourth round. That gave me confidence. And then I dropped him twice in the seventh round. I was very happy."
Location: State Farm Arena, Atlanta
Result: Pascal SD 12
Background: Pascal's motivation going into the Jack fight was simple: "I wanted to show to the world that the Marcus Browne fight was no accident. I wanted to cement my legacy. I wanted people to call me the best boxer in Canada in the 21st century."
If they didn't believe that before the Jack fight, they do now.
"I was the underdog again," Pascal said. "To be the underdog was the story of my life. I was happy to be the underdog. I was fighting a [Floyd] Mayweather fighter on a Mayweather card on the Mayweather network, Showtime, in the States. So I had everything against me.
"I had a 12-week training camp for that fight. Not six, not eight, a 12-week training camp. I was fully prepared."
It was two fights in one. Pascal dominated the first five rounds on all three cards against a notoriously slow starter and made a statement by putting Jack down in round four even though he was stunned himself earlier in the stanza. Then Jack took charge, outworking Pascal to catch up on the cards.
Jack hurt Pascal in the 12th with a straight right and then sent him to the canvas with two minutes left in the round but it wasn't enough. Pascal, fit and determined, survived and won 114-112, 114-112 and 112-114 to prove the victory over Browne was no fluke.
"I knew I had the power to hurt him," said Pascal, referring to the knockdown in Round 4. "After that, I was trying to knock him out. Maybe that was a mistake. He was able to catch up in the late rounds and I got tired, as well. I was throwing only bombs.
"I'll know exactly what to do if a rematch comes. I'll know exactly what to do to win again."
"I'm not satisfied with anything yet," Pascal said. "Does it feel good to be back on top? Of course. But the best is yet to come. … One of my goals is to retire on top. I need to be careful. I need to be ready for my next fight. Now I'm the target. I was the hunter but now, because I'm champion, I'm the target.
"I know I'm getting older. I don't want boxing to retire me; I want to retire from boxing. I want to retire on my terms."
For a closer look at Jean Pascal, check out his fighter page.
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Glory to (Allah) Who took His servant (Mohammad saws) for a journey by night from Masjide -Haraam (at Makkah) to Masjid-al-Aqsa (in Jerusalem), in the neighbourhood of Which We have blessed, in order that We might show him some of our Signs : Verily, He is the All-Hearer, the All-Seer.
The 27th of Rajab (tonight) is recognized by the majority of Muslims to be the day when Al-Israa and Al-Me'raaj took place. This is when our Prophet Mohammed (saws) was taken by night from Masjid-e-Haraam in Makkah to Masjid Al-Aqsa in Jerusalem. This is called Al-Israa in the Qur'an. Then, the Prophet (saws) was taken from Al-Aqsa on a journey into the 7 heavens. This is called Al-Me'raaj.
Here is one account of what happened on the Night Journey and the Ascension (climbing).That is Me`raaj.
Malik bin Sa`asaa(ra) said that Allah's Apostle described to them his Night Journey saying, "While I was lying in Al-Hatim or Al-Hijr, suddenly someone came to me and cut my body open from here to here." I asked Al-Jarud who was by my side, "What does he mean?" He said, "It means from his throat to his pubic area," or said, "From the top of the chest." The Prophet further said, "He then took out my heart. Then a gold tray of Belief was brought to me and my heart was washed and was filled (with Belief) and then returned to its original place. Then a white animal which was smaller than a mule (hybrid donkey) and bigger than a donkey was brought to me. The Prophet said, "The animal's step (was so wide that it) reached the farthest point within the reach of the animal's sight. I was carried on it, and Jibraeel (Gabriel) set out with me till we reached the nearest heaven.
When he asked for the gate to be opened, it was asked, 'Who is it?' Jibraeel answered, 'Jibraeel.' It was asked, 'Who is accompanying you?' Jibraeel replied, 'Mohammad.' It was asked, 'Has Mohammad been called?' Jibraeel replied in the affirmative. Then it was said, 'He is welcomed. What an excellent visit his is!' The gate was opened, and when I went over the first heaven, I saw Adam there. Jibraeel said (to me). 'This is your father, Adam; pay him your greetings.' So I greeted him and he returned the greeting to me and said, 'You are welcomed, O pious son and pious Prophet.' Then Jibraeel ascended with me till we reached the second heaven. Jibraeel asked for the gate to be opened. It was asked, 'Who is it?' Jibraeel answered, 'Jibraeel.' It was asked, 'Who is accompanying you?' Jibraeel replied, 'Mohammad.' It was asked, 'Has he been called?' Jibraeel answered in the affirmative. Then it was said, 'He is welcomed. What an excellent visit his is!' The gate was opened.
Then Al-Bait-ul-Ma'mur (i.e. the Sacred House) was shown to me and a container full of wine and another full of milk and a third full of honey were brought to me. I took the milk. Jibraeel remarked, 'This is the Islamic religion which you and your followers are following.' Then the prayers were enjoined on me: They were fifty salats a day. When I returned, I passed by Musa who asked (me), 'What have you been ordered to do?' I replied, 'I have been ordered to offer fifty prayers a day.' Musa said, 'Your followers cannot bear fifty prayers a day, and by Allah, I have tested people before you, and I have tried my level best with Bani Israel (in vain). Go back to your Lord and ask for reduction to lessen your followers' burden.' So I went back, and Allah reduced ten prayers for me. Then again I came to Musa, but he repeated the same as he had said before. Then again I went back to Allah and He reduced ten more prayers. When I came back to Musa he said the same, I went back to Allah and He ordered me to observe ten prayers a day. When I came back to Musa, he repeated the same advice, so I went back to Allah and was ordered to observe five prayers a day.
When I came back to Musa, he said, 'What have you been ordered?' I replied, 'I have been ordered to observe five prayers a day.' He said, 'Your followers cannot bear five prayers a day, and no doubt, I have got an experience of the people before you, and I have tried my level best with Bani Israel, so go back to your Lord and ask for reduction to lessen your follower's burden.' I said, 'I have requested so much of my Lord that I feel ashamed, but I am satisfied now and surrender to Allah's Order.' When I left, I heard a voice saying, 'I have passed My Order and have lessened the burden of My Worshipers."
After this journey, the Prophet (saws) was returned to Makkah. All of this occurred within one night. The Holy Prophet (saws) saw the wonders of Paradise with his own eyes and met with the greatest prophets.
The people of Makkah learned of the Prophet's visit and questioned him about it. They could not believe that he had actually made such a journey in one night from Makkah to Jerusalem. As proof, they asked him to describe Masjid Al-Aqsa knowing that he had never been there before. He described the Masjid and its surroundings with precise detail. Moreover, the Prophet said, "On my way back, I saw some of your shepherds grazing their animals in a particular location. They were searching for a camel they had lost." The Prophet continued by giving the description of the camel. When these shepherds came back, they told their people what happened to them--precisely as the Prophet had already told them.


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Recently, there has been a lot of buzz surrounding rewards crowdfunding projects that are failing to make good on their promises — delivering rewards late, if at all, and unable to detail their plan to supply the products pre-ordered by backers. Some would say that it is crowdfunding's biggest problem to solve, and has led to heated discussion over who is to blame when a backer is left high and dry without the rewards they were promised.
The good news is that it doesn't have to be this way. There are now thousands of successful crowdfunding campaigns to learn from, and plenty of entrepreneurs willing to give advice in hindsight. At Fundable, we've distilled that knowledge into one key takeaway — extensive preparation is the key differentiator between crowdfunding success and failure.
2. Gather Your Fans, Friends, and a Following Months in AdvanceIt's important to stay true to the principles, product road map, and structure that you've created in your business plan so that you can continue to function as a real business post crowdfund. It's also important information to have on hand if you're approached by interested investors during your crowdfund.
I can't emphasize enough that a vibrant, highly-social network is the key to success, in crowdfunding and business in general. It's not something that you can manufacture overnight. It takes real relationships, cultivated over time, to create a community that you can leverage to support you as you launch your campaign.
Even if you've completed a business plan, it's important that you have a precise plan to deliver what you're promising, down to the last bolt. Manufacturing can be a complicated and expensive process, so it's important to find help if it's not something you're familiar with.
For this very reason, Fundable recently partnered with hardware manufacturing powerhouse, Dragon Innovation, to pair crowdfunding projects with manufacturing expertise through the Dragon Certification program. Whether you work with a mentor, investor, or a comprehensive program, a production plan will keep backers happy and help you determine a realistic fundraising goal to cover manufacturing expenses.
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Additionally, the Knowledge Project was closely linked to the FRDC project 'A climate change adaptation blueprint for coastal regional communities' known as the 'Blueprint Project'.


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Memphis Physician Examines Surprising Report
In March of this year, the longtime host of "Jeopardy!," Alex Trebek, made a brief, startling announcement before resuming his role of giving answers that beg questions from contestants.
The popular, 78-year-old Canadian told viewers that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest of cancers, which leaves as few as nine patients out of 100 still alive after five years.
Perhaps equally stunning, however, was Trebek's follow-up announcement on the show just three months later. He said he is in "near remission" and that chemotherapy treatments have shrunk some of his cancer tumors by more than 50 percent. The announcement received widespread media attention, including a cover story in a recent copy of People magazine.
"I think it would be a stretch to say that someone is in remission from pancreatic cancer, but if his tumors had down-staged or shrunk, that would not be terribly surprising to me," said Dr. Stephen Behrman, a pancreatic cancer surgeon at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center.
"It's a deadly disease, and in the metastatic setting it would be extremely uncommon for someone to be cured just with chemotherapy alone. In reality, he's eventually going to die from that, but having said that, many of our newer chemo-therapeutic agents will allow the disease to sometimes regress tremendously and allow patients to live a fair amount of time even though the disease is not completely eradicated."
Dr. Behrman acknowledges that he is not privy to the exact treatment Trebek is receiving, but notes that some newer treatments have shown success, such as immunotherapy which uses a person's immune system to attack cancer cells.
"If he has a mutation that's targetable with these new therapies, then a lot of times people can have dramatic responses to that," Dr. Behrman added. "That occurs in a minority of patients with pancreatic cancer, but some do have those mutations that will respond to immunotherapy.
"He would be in the population that we would test because we generally test for mutations in patients who have had either metastatic disease or a disease that is not amenable to surgical removal. That would be the patient population that we would typically study."
The pancreas is an abdominal organ - about six inches long and shaped like a flat pear - that secretes enzymes that aid digestion and hormones that help regulate the metabolism of sugars. Signs and symptoms of pancreatic cancer often do not appear until the cancer is well advanced, but early warning signs include unexpected weight loss or onset of diabetes, back pain, itching and yellowing of the skin (jaundice). "The pancreas sits in tight quarters around the major blood vessels in our abdomen that go to our liver and our intestines, so it doesn't take a very large tumor to potentially grow around these vessels to the point we can't remove it surgically," Dr. Behrman said. "It's also just a very aggressive cancer. The natural history of the cancer is to metastasize very readily and very commonly as well. Oftentimes, by the time we diagnose it, it's too advanced for us to do anything."
According to the American Cancer Society, 56,770 Americans will be diagnosed this year with pancreatic cancer and 45,750 will die. In Tennessee, some 1,220 new cases are expected, as are 980 deaths. Apple founder Steve Jobs (2011) and actor Patrick Swayze (2009) both died from pancreatic cancer.
Though it is on track to become the second deadliest of all cancers, Dr. Behrman says there also are reasons for optimism.
"I think it's important that over the last five years, the cure rate has gone up by 1 percent per year, so we have essentially improved the cure rate by 5 percent," he said. "If you look at it historically, up until the last five years we were dead in the water, and now we're making very rapid advances in pancreatic cancer in terms of earlier diagnosis and treatment. I think we can look forward to clearly dramatic improvements going forward, though it's still a very tough cancer to work with."
The causes of pancreatic cancer are not well understood, though it is hereditary and can run in families where there is a genetic predisposition. Excessive smoking and alcohol intake, as well as dietary influences and environmental factors, also are believed to play a role.
Treatment generally involves a collaboration of specialists, including a radiation specialist, a surgeon, a medical oncologist and a genetic counselor.
"Most often with pancreatic cancer we start with chemotherapy, even if it looks like it can be removed with surgery, and sometimes we complement that with radiation," Dr. Behrman said. "Then hopefully we can get as many people in surgery as possible, and then after surgery we recommend more chemotherapy since it is an aggressive cancer.
"A big problem and frustration with pancreatic cancer is that we don't have a good screening test for it. For instance, we don't have a good blood test to screen people, so there's much, much research focused on what we call biomarkers or things we can test in the bloodstream or even on the pancreas itself to assess for pancreas cancer and catch it even before it turns into a cancer. Those are avenues of very aggressive research in 2019."
He said there is a vital need for more funding to support the research, and he applauds Alex Trebek for going public and raising awareness and getting the word out.
"He has been a great ambassador in that regard," Dr. Behrman continued. "I think awareness is one means in which we can increase funding in that area, whether it be donations or philanthropy, and hopefully we can spur the government on to increase funding as well."
Trebek has said the love, prayers and support he has received from family, friends and fans have played an important role in his turnaround.
"I say he's absolutely right," said Dr. Behrman. "I think attitude, when you're facing any cancer, is huge. I tell my patients that it's important to continue your life, and I applaud Alex Trebek for continuing to do his work because no individual patient with pancreatic cancer, any cancer, can control that. That's the job of the healthcare providers.
"I think the job of the individual afflicted with cancer is really to continue to live their life and not let the cancer consume that because otherwise cancer wins. I think that people who maintain a positive attitude and always continue to fight, that always carries them the furthest."
Family Establishes Foundation in Kosten's Honor
In 2003 Memphis and the tennis community lost one of its stalwarts when Herb Kosten died of pancreatic cancer at age 67.
Soon after his death, Kosten's family set out to do something about fighting the disease and supporting those afflicted with it. Headed by his brother, Alan Kosten, and his son-in-law, Jeffrey Goldberg, they formed the Herb Kosten Pancreatic Cancer Research Foundation which has raised nearly $2 million for research and hosts monthly support group meetings for patients and families.
The organization also hosts annual tennis tournaments, holds the Kick It 5K walk/run every spring and presents a yearly symposium featuring top names in the field of cancer treatment and research.
"We have the Kosten Foundation Pancreatic Cancer Research Endowment Fund at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center that has donated well over a million dollars to our research," says Dr. Stephen Behrman, the foundation's medical adviser.
"For people who have no medical background at all, Herb's family has just done an amazing job of helping the greater Memphis area patients with pancreas cancer face their disease and deal with it with a positive outlook.
"Once you know or hear or see or have a relative who has pancreas cancer, all of a sudden you become aware of all these other people who have pancreas cancer. There are some very nice people in our community who are dealing with this right now and I think awareness is one means to help increase funding for research."
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Q: Test collision between two movie clips in two different classes AS3 I need to test the collision between 2 movie clips, using air for android action script 3.
Its a collision between an object and several obstacles.
My structure is the following :

*

*The base FLA file, is linked to Action Script file called baseCode.as.

*In this AS file, i create the obsctacles, using the following code :
baseCode.as :
package {
    import flash.display.MovieClip;
    import flash.events.Event;
    import flash.geom.Point;
    import Mc_MC;                // Not strictly needed

    public class baseCode extends flash.display.MovieClip
    {
        //private static var SYMBOLS:Array = new Array(MySymbol1, MySymbol2);
        public var t:int = 0;
        public function baseCode()
        {
            // Create five symbols:
            for (var i:int = 0; i < 5; i++) {
                trace(i);
                makeSymbol();
            }
        }

    function randomRange(minNum:Number, maxNum:Number):Number
    {
       return (Math.floor(Math.random() * (maxNum - minNum + 1)) + minNum);
    }
        public function makeSymbol():void
        {

            trace("IT entered makeSymbol");
            // Pick a random symbol from the array:
          // var symType:Class = SYMBOLS[0];

            //trace(SYMBOLS[Math.random() * SYMBOLS.length]);
            // Construct the new symbol:
            //var Positi : Number = new Number(Math.random);
           var loc:Point = new Point(randomRange(100,stage.stage.height),0);
           var loc2:Point = new Point(randomRange(110,stage.stage.height),0);
            //var loc:Point = new Point(10*randomRange(15, stage.width),100*randomRange(10 , stage.width));
            trace("this is the starting point" , loc);
            var sym:Mc_MC = new Mc_MC(1 + Math.random() *10, loc);
            if( t % 2 == 0 ){
            var sym2:Mc_MC2 = new Mc_MC2(15 + Math.random() *10, loc);
            // Listen for the object hitting the left edge:
            //sym2.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, remakeObject);
            this.addChild(sym2);
            }
            sym.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, remakeObject);
            this.addChild(sym);
            t ++;

        }

        public function remakeObject(e:Event):void
        {
                e.target.removeEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, remakeObject);
            //e.removeChild(sym);
            //e.parent.removeChild(this.child);
        //  removeChild(this);
           // this.removeChild(sym);
            // Replace the dead symbol:
            makeSymbol();
        }
    }
}

*

*Mc_MC and Mc_MC2 are two Action Script file in which the obstacles are called :
Mc_MC.as :
 package {
        import flash.display.MovieClip;
        import flash.events.Event;
        import flash.geom.*;
        import flash.display.Screen;
        import flash.system.Capabilities;
        public class Mc_MC extends MovieClip
        {

        public var speed:Number;       //  Pixels moved per frame
     var valuee:baseCode;

    public function Mc_MC(speed:Number, startPosition:Point)
    {
        this.speed = speed;
        this.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, update);

        this.x = startPosition.x;
        this.y = startPosition.y;
    }

    public function update(speed:Number)

    {
        var screenWidth:Number = Capabilities.screenResolutionX;
        var screenHeight:Number = Capabilities.screenResolutionY;

        trace("this.y" , this.y);
        trace("this is the stage height" , screenHeight);
        trace("this.speed" , this.speed);

       if (this.y >= screenHeight - 100) {  // We're at the left edge
            trace("Entered if");
            trace("new Starting Pos" , this.y);

            this.y = stage.height;
                parent.removeChild(this);

        this.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, update);

            this.dispatchEvent(new Event(Event.COMPLETE));
        }
        else this.y += this.speed;
    }
    }
}

*

*In the base FLA file, i create the main object that will collide with all the obstacles created using Mc_MC and Mc_MC2. I create it using the following code :

Home.fla
import flash.events.*

//import flash.events.EventDispatcher.addEventListener()

import flash.display.DisplayObject;
//import flash.events.MouseEvent;
import flashx.textLayout.events.UpdateCompleteEvent;
import flash.display.MovieClip;

var offsetX:Number;
var offsetY:Number;
//var draggedObject:DisplayObject;
var my_obj:OriginalObject = new OriginalObject();
//left.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE, drag);

//The speed of the scroll movement.
var scrollSpeed:uint = 2;

//This adds two instances of the movie clip onto the stage.
var s1:ScrollBg = new ScrollBg();
var s2:ScrollBg = new ScrollBg();

left.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN,mouseDown);

function mouseDown(e:MouseEvent):void {

    stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,mouseUp); //listen for mouse up on the stage, in case the finger/mouse moved off of the button accidentally when they release.
    addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,myButtonClick); //while the mouse is down, run the tick function once every frame as per the project frame rate
}

function mouseUp(e:MouseEvent):void {
    removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,myButtonClick);  //stop running the tick function every frame now that the mouse is up
    stage.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,mouseUp); //remove the listener for mouse up
}

right.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN,mouseDown2);
function mouseDown2(e:MouseEvent):void {

    stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,mouseUp2); //listen for mouse up on the stage, in case the finger/mouse moved off of the button accidentally when they release.
    addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,stopDragging); //while the mouse is down, run the tick function once every frame as per the project frame rate
}

function mouseUp2(e:MouseEvent):void {
    removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,stopDragging);  //stop running the tick function every frame now that the mouse is up
    stage.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,mouseUp2); //remove the listener for mouse up
}

my_obj.x = stage.width / 2;
my_obj.y = stage.height  - (stage.height / 3 );

stage.addChild(my_obj);

function myButtonClick(ev:Event):void
{

    trace("UPPP");

    if(my_obj.x > (my_obj.width*2)){
    my_obj.x = my_obj.x - 10;

    trace("In the limit");
    }

    else {

          trace("out of bounds");

    }

    trace("myButton has been clicked.");

    }

    //// This function is called when the mouse button is released.
    function stopDragging(ev2:Event):void
    {
            trace("Down");
            if(my_obj.x <= right.x){
            my_obj.x = my_obj.x + 10;
            }

    }

How can I test the collision of the moving Mc_MC / Mc_MC2 with my_obj considering that the come from different AS files?
I am new to AS, so any help would be appreciated!

A: If you want to be able to collision test objects from different classes / parentage,  then you need to set up your project in a way that you can gain a reference to said objects.
From the looks of it, your two objects are actually in the same class already (as your main timeline code and document class code share the same scope, so what you declare in one should be available in the other).
The only thing you are missing, is a top-level reference to your obstacle/Mc_MC. As currently you assign it to a var that is scoped to the makeSymbol function (so you only have a reference to it inside that function).
Solution
In your document class (baseCode.as) , create a top-level var to hold a reference to that obstacle: (for reference, you have a top level var called t, put this line above or below that)
    private var obstacle:Mc_MC;

later in your function that instantiates the new Mc_MC (makeSymbol), assign the instance to that top level var:
    obstacle = new Mc_MC(1 + Math.random() *10, loc);
    addChild(obstacle);

Now you can access that obstacle var anywhere else in the main timeline or document class.
   if(my_obj.hitTest(obstacle)){

   }

As an aside, if you have a document class, there is no point in having code on the first frame of your main timeline as that code would work the same in your document class (though it has to be contained in a function). Here is an example of where to move main timeline code:
    public class Main extends MovieClip {

        public function Main():void {
            //listen for the added to stage event prior to do anything display oriented
            this.addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
        }

        private function init(e:Event):void {
            //this is the best place to put the equivalent of timeline code (not including vars or functions, put those in the class root NOT nested here)
        }
    }

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You'll be able to buy new emotes, the developer said in an update on Bungie.net.
From Tuesday, 13th October, NPC vendor Tess Everis will return to The Tower, Destiny's main social space, with a storefront billed as the Eververse Trading Company. Initially, 18 new emotes will be sold, Bungie said.
"Like the trio of emotes offered via The Taken King Collector's Edition, these emotes are completely optional, and won't impact the action game in any way," the developer stressed.
Bungie will introduce a new in-game currency called "silver", which you'll be able to buy for real-world cash through the PlayStation Store or the Xbox Games Store.
We won't know what these emotes are, or how much they will cost, until 13th October, alongside the launch of an in-game storefront on Bungie.net.
"If you're not interested in what Tess has to offer, you won't ever be forced to pluck an item off of her shelf," Bungie added.
"You'll still receive updates to the game, and you won't lose a Crucible encounter or fail to clear a Raid because you didn't have the right Eververse Trading Company emote equipped."
It sounds like Bungie plans to use the microtransactions to fuel development of new missions and in-game events it will announce later this year. "It has been, and continues to be, our goal to deliver updates to the game," Bungie said.
Then, Bungie's live team will expand to "focus on world events, experiences and feature requests".
"If you're still skeptical, you can log in next week and take a look for yourself. We'll be dropping some free Silver into your account so you can purchase an emote or two and become legend through the power of dance."
The wording of Bungie's update is interesting in that it says Tess will "initially" sell emotes, suggesting the NPC will sell other cosmetic items in the future.
With the launch of The Taken King last month, Destiny added statistics to previously cosmetic items, such as class items and Ghosts. Purely cosmetic items that remain include Guardian shaders, emblems and space ships.
Meanwhile, there was no mention of mini-expansions in Bungie's post. Following the launch of Destiny 1 in September 2014, Activision published two add-ons: The Dark Below, and House of Wolves, alongside a Season Pass.
It now seems unlikely Bungie will follow suit for Destiny Year 2. Indeed, there is currently no second Season Pass available.
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Mpumalanga is home to 46% of South Africa's high potential arable soils, but it is also home to eleven coal- burning power stations. These power stations, while providing electricity for an energy desperate South Africa, also have a devastating and lasting impact on the environment and the health of local people.
Mining licenses are granted by the South African government on the condition that mines follow strictly defined Environmental Rehabilitation and Social Development Plans, meant to safeguard the ecology and allow local people to benefit from the mineral wealth of the land. But it is clear that these conditions are not being followed and that the health and economic well-being of both the land and its people are being jeopardized. Vast tracts of fertile, arable land are being ripped up, the landscape scarred with the black pits of coal mines while coal burning power stations, including the biggest greenhouse gas emitter in the world, Secunda CTS, spew CO2 and other noxious gasses into the atmosphere. Miners and residents alike suffer from numerous respiratory conditions and water meant for drinking and farming is contaminated with pollutants from the mines. Poverty remains the status quo for the majority of residents in the province as the mines and power stations have failed to deliver on the local employment policies they had agreed to. In recent years the situation has taken on a further sinister dimension as the former Glencore coal mines have been taken over by Optimum Coal Holdings Limited: a conglomerate owned by the Gupta family who are embroiled in corruption and nepotism scandals that are affecting the very highest levels of the South African government.
The coal power stations not only contribute to global climate change, but also wreak havoc on the province itself which was one of the hardest hit during the droughts of 2015/2016, the worst in decades, which farmers and scientists say is but a taste of things to come in the future. With water already scarce, the poisoning of precious fresh water supplies with sulphur run-off has jeopardized the water resources necessary for agriculture and also for the Olifants river catchment, which provides water for most of the interior of South Africa. The aim of this project is to look at both the macro issues like pollution, poverty and climate change while also personalizing the experience of the local people who are on the front lines of this crisis and provide us with a glimpse of what the future could be like for the country and indeed the SADC region if this problem continues unchecked.


I was thrilled to receive another five-star review for "The Rock of Magus" recently. It was written by Terri Webster Schrandt, of the Second Wind Leisure Perspectives blog.
I am pleased to share my review of Toni Pike's book, The Rock of Magus: Code Red in the Vatican, the second in the Jotham Fletcher Mystery Thriller series.
She is also the author of "100 Secrets to Love, Health and Wealth," a guide to finding a job and creating a life that you love.
Toni believes that coffee and long walks are an essential part of any day. After starting her career as a veterinary surgeon, she taught high school and later had a successful career in the public service. Toni lives in Canberra, the capital city of Australia, with husband Jon. Her main passions are writing, travelling, and spending time with family and friends.
This entry was posted in Blog, Jotham Fletcher Series, The Rock of Magus and tagged book review, review, The Rock of Magus on April 13, 2017 by Toni Pike.


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Biografia
José Luis Escobar y Alas è nato il 10 marzo 1959 a Suchitoto, dipartimento di Cuscatlán ed arcidiocesi di San Salvador, nella parte centrale della Repubblica di El Salvador.

Ha ricevuto l'ordinazione sacerdotale il 15 agosto 1982 per imposizione delle mani di Pedro Arnoldo Aparicio y Quintanilla, S.D.B., vescovo di San Vicente; si è incardinato, ventitreenne, come presbitero della medesima diocesi.

Ministero episcopale

Ministero a San Vicente
Il 19 gennaio 2002 papa Giovanni Paolo II lo ha nominato, quarantaduenne, vescovo ausiliare di San Vicente, assegnandogli contestualmente la sede titolare di Tibica. Ha ricevuto la consacrazione episcopale il 23 marzo seguente, presso la Cattedrale di San Vincenzo a San Vicente, per imposizione delle mani di José Oscar Barahona Castillo, vescovo di San Vicente, assistito dai co-consacranti Giacinto Berloco, arcivescovo titolare di Fidene e nunzio apostolico in El Salvador e Belize, ed Eduardo Alas Alfaro, vescovo di Chalatenango. Come suo motto episcopale il neo vescovo Escobar y Alas ha scelto Tomad y comed todos de el, che tradotto vuol dire "Prendetene e mangiatene tutti".

Il 4 giugno 2005 papa Benedetto XVI lo ha nominato, quarantaseienne, 3º vescovo di San Vicente; è succeduto al sessantaseienne  José Oscar Barahona Castillo, dimissionario per motivi di salute. Ha preso possesso della diocesi durante una cerimonia svoltasi presso la Cattedrale di San Vincenzo a San Vicente il 9 luglio successivo.

Il 28 febbraio 2008 si è recato in Vaticano, assieme agli altri membri dell'episcopato salvadoregno, per la visita visita ad limina apostolorum, discutendo con il Pontefice della situazione e dei problemi relativi alla sua diocesi.

Arcivescovo di San Salvador
Il 27 dicembre 2008 papa Benedetto XVI lo ha promosso, quarantanovenne, arcivescovo metropolita di San Salvador; è succeduto al settantaseienne Fernando Sáenz Lacalle, dimissionario per raggiunti limiti d'età. Ha preso possesso dell'arcidiocesi durante una cerimonia svoltasi presso la Cattedrale del Divino Salvatore del Mondo a San Salvador il 14 febbraio 2009. Il 29 giugno successivo, giorno della solennità dei Santi Pietro e Paolo, si è recato presso la Basilica di San Pietro in Vaticano, dove il Pontefice gli ha imposto il pallio, simbolo di comunione tra la Santa Sede e il metropolita.

Nel marzo 2009 è stato eletto presidente della Conferenza Episcopale di El Salvador, subentrando anche in questo caso a monsignor Sáenz Lacalle.

Il 26 novembre 2016 è stato eletto anche presidente del Segretariato Episcopale di America Centrale e Panamá, succedendo a José Domingo Ulloa Mendieta, O.S.A., arcivescovo metropolita di Panamá. Ha lasciato questo ufficio il 23 ottobre 2022.

Il 20 marzo 2017 ha compiuto una seconda visita ad limina insieme ai membri dell'episcopato salvadoregno.

Genealogia episcopale
La genealogia episcopale è:
 Cardinale Scipione Rebiba
 Cardinale Giulio Antonio Santori
 Cardinale Girolamo Bernerio, O.P.
 Arcivescovo Galeazzo Sanvitale
 Cardinale Ludovico Ludovisi
 Cardinale Luigi Caetani
 Cardinale Ulderico Carpegna
 Cardinale Paluzzo Paluzzi Altieri degli Albertoni
 Papa Benedetto XIII
 Papa Benedetto XIV
 Papa Clemente XIII
 Cardinale Bernardino Giraud
 Cardinale Alessandro Mattei
 Cardinale Pietro Francesco Galleffi
 Cardinale Giacomo Filippo Fransoni
 Cardinale Carlo Sacconi
 Cardinale Edward Henry Howard
 Cardinale Mariano Rampolla del Tindaro
 Cardinale Rafael Merry del Val
 Cardinale Bonaventura Cerretti
 Arcivescovo Giovanni Maria Emilio Castellani, O.F.M.
 Vescovo Pedro Arnoldo Aparicio y Quintanilla, S.D.B.
 Vescovo José Oscar Barahona Castillo
 Arcivescovo José Luis Escobar y Alas

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Voci correlate
 Università pontificie

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

 Cobertura Especial de Toma de Posesión, Católicos El Salvador


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Embracing Their Suffering: Martyrdom Today
John Stonestreet | BreakPoint | Friday, April 26, 2013
#persecution
Back in February, I told BreakPoint listeners about Saeed Abedini, an Iranian pastor and American citizen sentenced to eight years in prison for supposedly threatening Iran's national security.
He did no such thing. His actual "crime" was converting to Christianity, which in Iran is regarded as a crime against Islam and the Islamist regime, that is, treason.
His conversion, along with his ties to Iranian house churches, caused Iran's rulers to make an example of him.
Since that first broadcast, there have been two developments in his case, one good and one bad.
The good news is that, in late March, Secretary of State John Kerry called on the Iranian government to release Abedini. He said that he was "deeply concerned" and "troubled" about Abedini's treatment by Iranian authorities and the "lack of due process" in his case.
The bad news is that Iran has demonstrated no inclination to relent in either its detention or mistreatment of Abedini. On the contrary, the American Center for Law and Justice is reporting that the Iranian pastor "has been severely beaten in Evin Prison in Tehran, denied proper medical care, and experiencing fainting spells."
In a letter Abedini wrote in March, he said that "My hair was shaven, under my eyes were swollen three times what they should have been, my face was swollen, and my beard had grown. The nurse would also come to take care of us and provide us with treatment, but she said in front of others 'in our religion we are not supposed to touch you, you are unclean. Baha'i ... and Christians are unclean!' She did not treat me and that night I could not sleep from the intense pain I had."
Abedini's torment isn't limited to physical torture. The pastor reports that "cellmates have been threatening to suffocate him in his sleep and try and make it look like an accident."
If you haven't done so already, please join the ACLJ's letter writing campaign at SaveSaeed.org. The goal of the campaign is to let Saeed Abedini know that his Christian brothers and sisters have not forgotten him.
Abedini's suffering is a sad reminder of the conditions under which many of the world's Christians live. In their book, Persecuted: The Global Assault on Christians, Paul Marshall, Lela Gilbert and Nina Shea document a fact that many westerners would find almost impossible to believe: the most persecuted religious group in the world are Christians.
For Christians living in approximately 130 countries around the world, harassment, discrimination, intimidation, imprisonment, and even death are the price of Christian faithfulness. In some countries, such as Iran, China, and Saudi Arabia, the persecutors are government officials. In others, as we recently saw in Egypt, they are mobs and militants who act with legal impunity.
Either way, Nina Shea is correct when she writes that "religious persecution is the gravest human rights abuse of our day."
Yet, it's a human rights abuse that receives relatively little attention in the mainstream media. I won't speculate why this is the case. Instead, I urge you to get informed and spread the word.
Those of us who aren't persecuted should thank God by using our freedom on behalf of Saeed Abedini and the rest of our suffering brothers and sisters. As St. Paul wrote to the Corinthians, "If one member [of Christ's Body] suffers, all suffer together." Let's make their suffering our own and let's use our freedom to set all God's people free.
John Stonestreet, the host of The Point, a daily national radio program, provides thought-provoking commentaries on current events and life issues from a biblical worldview. John holds degrees from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (IL) and Bryan College (TN), and is the co-author of Making Sense of Your World: A Biblical Worldview.


Durlston is a superb place to discover these mysterious and beautiful 'creatures of the night'. The list of species is growing all the time – to date, over 458 species of 'macro-moths' and more than 200 'micro-moths' have been recorded on the Park.
Limestone downland, afforded warmth and shelter by scrub, woodland and dry-stone walls is flanked by rocky shores and partly wooded cliffs which provide rich habitats for many important coastal species, including many of regional and national importance.
The patchwork mosaics of downland and meadows support some of Britain's largest colonies of the Beautiful Gothic, which is found in just 15 Kilometre squares in the whole of Great Britain.
Other important downland species include Grass Eggar, Yellow Belle, Feathered Ranunculus and Lappet.
The rocky cliffs are home to such nationally important species as Crescent Dart, Square Spot Dart, Kent Black Arches and Annulet.
Recent climate change has enabled several new species to colonise since 1990 such as Jersey Tiger, White Point, Channel Islands Pug and Oak Rustic – the latter two species being dependent upon Tamarisk and Holm Oak respectively.
Durlston Head is the first point of landfall for many long distance migrants from the South.
Vast numbers of North African and Mediterranean species have been recorded over the years, some of the more notable including: Oleander Hawkmoth, Silver Striped Hawkmoth, Lunar Double Stripe, Radfords Flame Shoulder, Crimson Speckled, Eastern Bordered Straw, Tunbridge Wells Gem, Scar Bank Gem and the Jubilee Fanfoot.
In 2005, a Bollworm moth - Earias vittella was recorded at Durlston – the first time this species has been recorded in Europe!
In July and August, the spectacular red and black 6-Spot Burnet (a day-flying moth can be seen in huge numbers on the meadows and downland.
Other day-flyers include Mother Shipton, Silver Y, Burnet Companion and Magpie Moths.
To learn more about these varied and fascinating creatures, see our Events pages to join one of the regular 'Meet a Moth' sessions.
Moth trappers from all over Britain visit Durlston to run light traps. Their records are essential to help us understand the importance of the Park for moths.
Get permission from the Rangers first – we are happy to advise you on the most productive locations and provide information on latest sightings.
Send us a list of species you have recorded – these records help us manage the Park in the most effective way.
In 2006 the Rangers commissioned a survey of moths in the Country Park, with funding provided by Friends of Durlston.
Light traps have been regularly set around the Centre, Car Parks and Globe for well over 20 years and we asked the surveyor to concentrate on the Meadows and Downland which were relatively unknown. Survey techniques included light traps and sweep-netting.
We asked for the identification of those moths which were deemed to be of local or national significance, including any Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) Priority species and Species of Conservation Concern (SCC), to indicate their specific habitat requirements, and to estimate their distribution and population.
This report has provided valuable data on Moth species and possible future habitat management.
Download the Durlston Moth Survey 2006 report here.


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Q: What does "in legislation" mean in this sentence? The following sentence is from a speech by Prince Charles. (minute:second: 11:40-11:48)Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p36MnxSUhJM
Her majesty's government will establish the UK infrastructure bank in legislation with objectives to support economic growth and the delivery of net zero.
I know what "to establish a bank" means, but I can not figure out "to establish a bank in legislation".
Regards,

A: It means the government will tell parliament to create a new law (legislation) and part of that law will be the establishment, on paper, of this bank.
By establishing a bank "in legislation" it means that it would take further legislation to dissolve the bank. It also permits the government to appropriate public funds to pay for the bank. But after having established the bank in legislation, the government would then have to do the actual "establishment" of finding offices, hiring staff and so forth

A: This may be a British locution. But what it means is

The government will pass legislation to establish an infrastructure bank …

Other ways to say the same thing

The government, through legislation, will establish …

The government, by means of legislation, will establish …

A: In this case it's important to realize 'Her majesty's government' is a special kind of actor. Due to the seperation of (governmental) forces (politics!).
To establish a bank in practice would be to build physical buildings and vaults and etcetera (or to cause it to be done). To do it in legislature, is to establish the laws and procedures, and do so in a way that it becomes legislation.
Legislation is when 'it has been done before, and in that case it was such or so'. Usually, governments must act the same way under the same circumstances; so to produce a legal situation wherin there is clarity by posterity (it happened before and nobody that complained was right, thus proving that it was legal or 'legally possible').
So the addition to the sentence means that 'Her majesty's government', that is to say, the part of the government which is related to the royalty and their power, will cause (to provoke) all the required circumstances (such as examplary financial contracts and transactions), laws (e.g. by the City of London etc) and permissions (by Lords etcetera) to have a legally proven bank.
(with objectives, so many objectives in truth, to support economic growth (of the 'nation' or whatever they call that monsterous conglomerate today I suppose) and to deliver 'net zero' which is some ideal that sounds really ill advised!)


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How the looming crisis is actually making pilot life awesome
Remember that pilot shortage crisis that everyone is talking about? Well, according to pilots themselves – it's all good. For the time being and for those who have the guts and the skills needed, things have never been better, says Dr. Hans Joachim Weinberger, an AviationCV.com captain with over 20 years of flying experience under his belt. Hans disagrees that pilot life has lost its magic or most of its perks. On the contrary, the pilot argues that the life is as great as ever. Moreover, if you're willing and motivated enough to take an extra step, it could even be described as awesome.
The reality behind the media headlines
"For someone who is fully aware and willing to overcome all the training challenges and accept the requirements, the time has never been better," says Airbus A320 Captain, currently piloting for Small Planet Airlines. It might come as a surprise to some, but the complete and honest truth is that the much-escalated crisis actually affects just one of the two seats in the cockpit.
Experience is what airlines are short of in the industry these days and skilled first officers as well as certified captains are what the operators across the globe are after. And the main reason behind this serious issue is the rugged and raw road from graduating to taking the captain's seat. The alarming retirement rates do not help, too. For example, within the next seven years in the US alone major airlines will need to replace 18 000 pilots who are to reach the mandatory retirement age of 65, shows the data in the Regional Airline Association's report.
"On the other hand, there is an excess capacity of inexperienced pilots, mainly due to limited information and communication towards new applicants who have to fund their ATPLs, Type Rating training and Line Training as well as their initial experience these days," explains Dr. Weinberger. "Nevertheless, if one is dedicated enough to pursue such a goal, the future is bright, simply because it has never been safer and more attractive to work as a commercial pilot."
Investment that pays off in the long-term
The promising future that the pilot is referring to is becoming an experienced as well as certified PIC. It may take from 7 up to 16 (in some cases) years to reach this goal. Moreover, it requires a huge investment. Still, in the words of those who have already made the journey, it's well worth it. And if you're flexible and willing to relocate, you may find yourself living the dream.
"North American and European markets show only limited growth, primarily due to the union action and saturation. In the meantime, the CIS is a completely different market. For experienced applicants from the western world it tends to open very slowly, leaving the East as the most promising place to live the pilot dream." In other words, despite some issues with strict requirements and tests, Asia and Asia Pacific remains the best places to start your expat life and build a career, according to Hans.
The ever-growing need for air transport in this booming region is creating more and more jobs for experienced captains. Taking into account the number of new aircraft ordered by Southeast Asian operators, the future is more than promising. Adding to the appealing demand is remuneration. For instance, according to pilots, a job in the region could fill your pockets with around $200 000/year from day one of working in China. In addition, expatriates who are certified to fly the largest airplanes in the Asia Pacific market are currently being paid up to $300 000 per year.
Concurring the 'hygiene factor'
According to Hans, in the end, regardless of where you decide to follow your dream, you want to work in the environment that is not only profitable, but caring as well. This may well lead us to the solution to this so called crisis – taking care.
"For an experienced pilot the salary is just a single aspect and we call it the 'hygiene factor' – this is something that is required, however, not sufficient. What will become of the utmost importance in the future is the general attitude of the employer towards its pilots". It is as simple as that. If the experienced pilots end up feeling treated like resources rather than individuals, they will certainly seek a better respect at another airline, where they are definitely wanted."
As concerns inexperienced pilots, Dr. Hans Joachim Weinberger says that there is no other way to avoid the significant shortage but to develop Cadet programmes which are coupled with pay-to-fly schemes. "Those who qualify and those who are willing to take on this career path would definitely take part in such a system. Moreover, it offers a great business opportunity for operators."
Despite which path a pilot chooses – to be individual responsible and development the skills by their own strategy, or take part in similar projects suggested by Hans, one thing is clear – life is awesome for experienced pilots, and for those learning – it will be.
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Neuroscience nurses now have a local network to help them advance professional skills across the spectrum of care.
The Northern Indiana Chapter of the American Association of Neuroscience Nurses (AANN) provides continuing education, networking and community service opportunities for local neurology inpatient and outpatient nurses. Nurses from NeuroCare Center Goshen Physicians formed the chapter in June 2018.
The local chapter welcomes nurses and nurse practitioners who care for patients with neurological conditions to join the organization. Chapter dues are $10 annually.
"This is a great way to be part of a family of nurses who share your passion," said Glassman.
Chapter leaders from the NeuroCare Center recognized a need in the medical community to advance professional development opportunities for neuroscience nurses. They are developing programs to share clinically based neurological practices with healthcare providers throughout the region.
The AANN Northern Indiana Chapter will host its first networking event Tuesday, November 6 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Papa Vino's Italian Kitchen, 5110 Edison Lakes Parkway in Mishawaka.
Patrick Russell, DO, Neurologist with the NeuroCare Center will discuss will discuss seizure classification at the meeting.
Nurses who attend the presentation may fulfill continuing medical education requirements.
Register for the networking event by emailing ncineuronurses@gmail.com or call the chapter's Outreach Coordinator, Leah Miller, NP, at (574) 312-3394.
To join the AANN Northern Indiana Chapter, please email ncineuronurses@gmail.com.
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