Many expatriates (expats) in India said they were able to benefit from cheaper living costs and they find the country a great destination for bringing up a family.
In terms of expat-salaries, Asia dominated the list, with an average annual expat wage of $120,000, way higher than the global average of $92,000.
India is among the top 10 countries in the world in terms of expat quality of life, as lower living costs and good perks for families make the country an attractive expat destination, says an HSBC report.
India was ranked ninth on the Expat Explorer overall league table, which was topped by Switzerland, followed by Singapore and China in second and third place, respectively.
The report noted that many expats in economies like Brazil, Turkey, or India were sent by their company, highlighting a trend for corporations to take advantage of these growth hotspots by relocating their employees abroad.
Interestingly, 60 per cent of expat respondents living in India and China agreed that their host country is getting better as a place to live and work.
Others in the top 10 expat destinations include, Germany (fourth), Bahrain (fifth), New Zealand (sixth), Thailand (seventh), Taiwan (eighth) and Hong Kong (10th).
India was ranked sixth in the 'Raising Children Abroad' league tables. Around 44 per cent of expats said that the cost of raising children in India is lower than in their home country.
Besides raising a family, many expats in India also reported greater savings on everyday expenses and a better work/life balance when compared to their home countries.
However, four in ten expats in India said local work culture was "difficult to get used to". "India is fun, exciting and varied - and that can sometimes mean challenging too," an expat in India told the survey.
In terms of top economic concerns for expats, more than a third (35 per cent) said job security posed the greatest risk to their financial wellbeing, followed by the state of the local economy (33 per cent) and the health of the global economy (27 per cent).
When looking at why expats are taking the plunge to move abroad, this year the most frequently cited reason was to improve career prospects.
For those looking for better job prospects, the Middle East remains the place to be. Around two in three expats said they moved to Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia for better job prospects, the report said.
The study was commissioned by HSBC Expat and conducted by third party research company YouGov, who surveyed 9,288 expats through an online questionnaire.


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Violation Of Environment, Forest Laws Not Dispute Affects Common Public: SC
Violation of environmental and forest laws are not disputes only between two parties as it affects the common public, the Supreme Court said.
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Violation of environmental and forest laws are not disputes only between two parties as it affects the common public, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday while examining the issue of whether the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has the power to take cognisance of matters on its own.
The apex court said the green panel has been established under the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 for effective and expeditious disposal of cases relating to environment protection, conservation of forests and other natural resources, including enforcement of legal rights relating to environment.
"To be fair to the tribunal, it does not traverse to any areas beyond environmental issues," a bench headed by Justice A M Khanwilkar observed.
The bench, also comprising justices Hrishikesh Roy and C T Ravikumar, said the NGT is a forum created for special cause and litigation relating to environment.
"Violation of forest law, violation of environmental law are generally not disputes between two parties as such. May be, it may have the effect of affecting one person but it is also affecting the common public," the bench observed
The top court heard arguments advanced by a battery of senior advocates, including Mukul Rohatgi, Dushyant Dave, A N S Nadkarni, Krishnan Venugopal and V Giri, in the matter.
Rohatgi said the issue is whether NGT has suo motu jurisdiction or not.
"The NGT does not have suo motu jurisdiction," he said, adding that it has no power to go beyond the statutory rule.
Nadkarni, while contending that NGT does not have power to take suo motu cognisance, argued that seeking enforcement of legal rights relating to environment has to be done through an application before the tribunal.
During the hearing which would continue on Thursday, the bench told one of the advocates arguing in the matter, "Suppose, there is a genuine case of environmental degradation. Environmental degradation is happening and it comes to the notice of the tribunal, let us say, in the form of an article in newspaper.
"Now, if your arguments are accepted, you are shutting the door on the tribunal to act on such an information.
The bench said the NGT Act says that tribunal has jurisdiction to deal with issues related to environment.
"So, a tribunal, which was constituted to achieve that object, if they resort to any method to achieve that object, how can you say that the power is not actually available to be exercised," the bench observed.
"'Kaun time nikalega' (who will take out time), that is the attitude in environmental matters. Why should I go forward. Why should I spend my time in court? Then who will take up the cause? The cause has to be taken up by someone. The NGT can take up that cause. What is wrong with that," the bench observed while deliberating upon the issue.
The top court had earlier observed that purpose and intent behind the provisions of the NGT Act has to kept in mind while dealing with the matter.
The bench was hearing a batch of petitions which has raised the issue regarding NGT's power to take suo motu cognisance.
In one of the matters, the NGT had earlier taken suo motu cognisance on the issue pertaining to solid waste management in Maharashtra and imposed cost of Rs 5 crore on the municipal corporation.
The apex court was earlier told that the Bombay High Court was already monitoring the issue of solid waste management in Maharashtra and the NGT should not have taken cognisance on its own in the matter.
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import { faList } from "@fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons";
import { FontAwesomeIcon } from "@fortawesome/react-fontawesome";
import { useLiveQuery } from "dexie-react-hooks";
import React, { useState } from "react";
import { db } from "../db";

export function AddTodoList() {
  const [isActive, setIsActive] = useState(false);
  const [title, setTitle] = useState("");
  const hasAnyList = useLiveQuery(async () => {
  const listCount = await db.todoLists.count();
    return listCount > 0;
  });

  return !isActive ? (
    <button className="large-button" onClick={() => setIsActive(!isActive)}>
      <FontAwesomeIcon icon={faList} />{' '}
      {hasAnyList ? `Add another list` : `Create ToDo List`}
    </button>
  ) : (

Give your list a name:

        <input
          type="text"
          autoFocus
          placeholder="Name of list..."
          value={title}
          onChange={ev => setTitle(ev.target.value)}
          onKeyUp={ev => {
            if (ev.key === "Enter") {
              db.todoLists.add({ title });
              setTitle("");
              setIsActive(false);
            }
          }}
        />

  );
}

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Ruth barely heard something ringing. It was the blood curdling phone call in the middle of the night. Ruth was so startled she dropped the phone. She picked it up and heard her sister talking between screams. Someone had broken into her house and attacked her.


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Q: Detect double tap on ViewFlipper I have made a nice ViewPager and now, I'd like to have a bottom menu bar appearing / disappearing as soon as the user double taps on the screen. I thought this would be very easy, but after reading a lot of forums and trying many potential solutions, I have to admit that I cannot achieve it. :-(
Would anyone be able to provide me a full code solution for that?
Thanks in advance.
Here is my base code :
public class ActivityMain extends FragmentActivity
{
    static final int NUM_PAGES = 3;
    CustomFragmentStatePagerAdapter fragment_pager_adapter;
    ViewPager view_pager;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)
    {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        fragment_pager_adapter = new CustomFragmentStatePagerAdapter(getSupportFragmentManager());
        view_pager = (ViewPager) findViewById(R.id.view_pager);
        view_pager.setAdapter(fragment_pager_adapter);
    }

    public static class CustomFragmentStatePagerAdapter extends FragmentStatePagerAdapter
    {
    public CustomFragmentStatePagerAdapter(FragmentManager fm)
    {
            super(fm);
        }

        @Override
        public int getCount()
        {
            return NUM_PAGES;
        }

        @Override
        public Fragment getItem(int position)
        {
        Fragment fragment = null;

            switch (position)
            {
            case 0:
                fragment = new Fragment0();
                break;

            case 1:
                fragment = new Fragment1();
                break;

            case 2:
                fragment = new Fragment2();
                break;
            }

            return fragment;
        }
    }
}

A: I finally solved the problem by putting my GestureDetector inside every fragment of my ViewPager, instead of trying to put it in my main activity.
It seems that the ViewPager + GestureDetector = bad mix!

A: I think this is what you are looking for.
If you use that as an example and override the onDoubleTap in the GestureDetector.SimpleOnGestureListener.
I know this isn't a full code example but it might help you further.

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TFT CEO Paul Mecikalski saw an inefficiency in the existing ag wholesale business: most products are being marketed individually through channels that are independent of the product developer. Mecikalski wants to turn this inefficiency into an opportunity to develop and market products together. He has put together a fleet of sales representatives to sell a wide-range of agricultural and construction products, such as diesel enhancement modules, tracks, midrollers, and attachments.
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Villager of Iz
Villager of Iz Ronan
Ronan is a hunter from a small Thracian village called Iz. He's an earnest Hero who believes in doing the right thing!
His village was the favorite target of a band of vicious pirates, and there was little that the villagers could do about it. One day, however, Ronan's patience reached its limit, and, unable to take it anymore, he decided to fight back.
And by a stroke of luck, the Fiana Freeblades also came to Iz that day, looking to stop the pirates themselves! Ronan joined up with the Freeblades and fought bravely in the ensuing battle.
Once the pirates had been dealt with, Ronan decided to remain with the Freeblades—fighting on until he could secure true peace for his home village!
Quan's son. He was hiding in Fiana but rose up after an attack by imperial forces. He helped to defeat the pirates that plagued Ronan's village.
Eyvel
Mistress of Fiana, leader of the Freeblades. Took in Leif and company when they fled the Grannvale Empire. Also helped to defeat the pirates that plagued Ronan's village.


If you're looking for Country Style House plans, I wrote this page to help you decide whether or not this house plan style is right for you. So to set the scene we'll go over some of the common features of the Country Style, then we'll go on to discuss factors to consider if you're thinking about going for this style.
Country style house plans remain the most popular house plan style in America today. They sit well in the country but also in suburbia and share the following features.
Steep roofs which may have gables or be hipped.
Wrap around porches on one side – or all the way round.
The house will almost always have one section that is designed symmetrically, generally with windows arranged symmetrically around the front door.
Small panes in the windows.
1 or 2 stories high and usually big!
Is a Country style house plan suitable for your home?
Flexibility – The distinguishing element of the country style home is the porch so if there is a porch that takes up a large proportion of at least one side of the home you have a country style house. So this means that the design is flexible. If the porch is adequately wide bump out rooms can be absorbed into the depth of the porch.
Lot Shape – The country style, as the name suggests, suit big lots with a good amount of space surrounding all sides of the home. Porch living is a big part of the country style so there should be enough space on the lot for the home to be positioned in the best way to enjoy the porch either taking advantage of or being protected from the sun.
Sloping Site – In profile country homes are wider than they are tall and it's important to preserve this profile for the view on the approach. If the slope is perpendicular with the approach to the house something split level could be designed at the back and the balcony could still be preserved on the main floor level. Because of the space on all four sides of the home sometimes the downward part of the slope is the ideal part of the home to house the garages.
Scalability – Country houses come in all sizes. I've come across plans from 1,200 to 3,500 sqft. With the larger houses generally being two stories. The country style house usually has symmetry around the front door so larger homes have more windows either side of the door.
Expansion Potential – The roof space, any basement and an addition are all be options for expanding a country home.
Cost of Construction – Country houses can be built in a very simple shape and a porch added therefore the cost of construction can be very favorable. Of course if you go for a design with lots of corners and roof lines the cost per square foot goes up.
The 'country' style doesn't have as clear a historic origin as some other house styles such as 'Colonial' or 'Cape Cod'. The earliest settler homes were been built for survival and practical purposes. If you were a Pilgrim Father you had to get something up and quickly. Once the United States had been up and running for a while, perhaps the well-to-do city folk wanted to get away from it all and decided to build homes in the countryside.
Many of the designs for the first 'country' homes were inspired by a book by Andrew Jackson Downing with the title 'The Architecture of Country Houses' (1850)'. This influential pattern book combined romantic Gothic Revival architecture with the estates being built in England at the time.
The money that patrons made available for the construction of their country houses meant that the designs were practical and beautiful and always with a porch so that everyone could get close to nature without venturing too far from the house.
This is a photo of the exterior of Aurora, Penn's Store, Patrick County, Virginia. It was built in 1853 and is a good example of an original Country House.


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Security watchers warn that an X-Frame-Options flaw – when combined with a recent Android WebView (Jelly Bean) bug – creates a means for hackers to silently install any app from the Google Play store.
Tod Beardsley, engineering manager at Rapid7, the firm behind the Metasploit penetration testing tool, explained that many devices running installations of Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) and earlier ship with browsers with UXSS [Universal Cross-site Scripting] exposures.
"Users of these platforms may also have installed vulnerable aftermarket browsers. Until the Google Play store XFO [X-Frame-Options] gap is mitigated, users of these web applications who habitually sign in to their Google Account will remain vulnerable."
Using a browser not susceptible to widely known UXSS vulnerabilities – such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox – can help mitigate the lack of universal X-Frame-Options (XFO) for the play.google.com domain. Not logging into the Google Play store is another effective way of avoiding the vulnerability.


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[![MonkeyBones](http://monkeybones.io/img/logo_mb_small.png)][10]

MonkeyBones
===========

### The bones of a productive Laravel web project

[MonkeyBones][10] is a [grunt-init][1] template developed and used by
[The Monkeys][2] when it's time to set up a new [Laravel][7] project.

*NOTE: From now on, when we say "MonkeyBones", we mean "grunt-init, using the [MonkeyBones][10]
template".*

MonkeyBones automates the setup of tools and packages we like to use. Projects created with [MonkeyBones][10] have an
"init.sh" script that makes it easier for new developers to get up to speed quickly.

There are some tools and packages we always use and [MonkeyBones][10] will include them in every new project:

* [HTML5Boilerplate][3]
* [Compass][5]
* [Grunt][8]

Others are optional:

* [BackboneJS][11]
* [Laravel][7]
* [MonkeyTestJS][19]

As you can might infer, [MonkeyBones][10] is particularly geared towards [Laravel][7] sites using [HTML5Boilerplate][3]
as the starting point for the front end. We've put a lot of work into splitting up the boilerplate CSS across the
[Compass][5] files and the HTML markup across the [Laravel][7] views.

[MonkeyBones][10] will ask you questions about the tools you want and will generate a project scaffold based on
your answers.

Once the project is set up and checked into git, another developer can clone it and run the "init.sh" script to
configure their environment and install the tools they need for the project.

Getting MonkeyBones
-------------------

You install [MonkeyBones][10] once on your development machine and thereafter you can use it to start new projects.

#### Step 1: Make sure you have what you need to run [MonkeyBones][10]

[MonkeyBones][10] uses [grunt][1], which uses [node][13] and the node package manager [npm][14].

If you don't already have them installed, find the instructions for your platform and install them in this order:

1. [NodeJS][13] - npm is bundled with NodeJS
2. [Grunt](http://gruntjs.com/getting-started)

#### Step 2: Clone the [MonkeyBones][10] repo from [GitHub][25]

To make the project template available for use via [grunt-init][1], you need to install it into your
~/.grunt-init/ directory (%USERPROFILE%\.grunt-init\ on Windows).

The simplest approach is to use git to clone the template into that directory, ie:

  ```
  git clone git@github.com:TheMonkeys/monkeybones.git ~/.grunt-init/monkeybones
  ```

#### Step 3: There isn't really a step 3

That's it, [MonkeyBones][10] is all set up. To make sure, have a look in your .grunt-init directory:

```
ls ~/.grunt-init/
```

You should see a directory called "monkeybones". There's a bunch of stuff in there which you can look at
one day when you have to look busy. For now, just rest assured that the installation has gone according to plan.

Setting up a new Laravel web project with MonkeyBones
-----------------------------------------------------

#### Step 1: Make a new directory for your project

[MonkeyBones][10] will generate the files in the current directory, so be sure to make a new directory and then cd into it.

  ```
  mkdir MyProject
  cd /path/to/MyProject
  ```

#### Step 2: Run [grunt-init][1], specifying "monkeybones" as the project template

  ```
  grunt-init monkeybones
  ```

You'll see some standard [grunt-init][1] messages, eg:

```
Running "init:monkeybones" (init) task
This task will create one or more files in the current directory, based on the
environment and the answers to a few questions. Note that answering "?" to any
question will show question-specific help and answering "none" to most questions
will leave its value blank.
```

Note that if there are any existing files in the current directory, grunt-init will fail and you will see this message:

```
Warning: Existing files may be overwritten! Use –force to continue.
```

If that happens, start again from Step 1.

If all is going according to plan, you'll see another message:

```
"monkeybones" template notes:
A web project template with a ready-made Gruntfile to give you javascript
minification, Sass compilation, unit testing and more, as well as optional
Laravel 4.0, backbone.js and/or acceptance testing framework.
```
And a message to let you know that npm is about to scour the internetz for the packages [MonkeyBones][10] needs:

```
Using npm install to get template script dependencies.
```

Following that there'll be a long list of packages, like:

```
npm http GET https://registry.npmjs.org/unzip/0.1.6
npm http GET https://registry.npmjs.org/request/2.16.6
npm http GET https://registry.npmjs.org/chmodr/0.1.0
npm http GET https://registry.npmjs.org/pipette/0.9.3
```
etc.

[MonkeyBones][10] will then start asking you questions and waiting for answers before continuing:

```
Please answer the following:
[?] Project name (MyProject)
```

[MonkeyBones][10] takes guesses and provides you with default answers. Pressing return without answering a
question will automatically choose the default option. If you don't like the default, type in another
answer and press return.

Most of the questions should be pretty self explanatory. One thing that's worth noting is that
[MonkeyBones][10] assumes that you're using git (and suggests a repo name):

```
[?] Project git repository (git://github.com/presentation/MyProject.git)
```

You should probably make sure that the repo you specify exists when you get to that point.

When you get to this one, if you don't have a strong opinion about that then the correct answer is
probably yes (which is the default):

```
[?] Do you want me to automatically download dependencies and build after setting up your project? (Y/n)
```
If you answer "Y", [MonkeyBones][10] will run the "init.sh" script automatically after the project is set up.
This script checks that you have all the system dependencies that are required to run the tools that
[MonkeyBones][10] has just downloaded. If you choose not to run init.sh automatically, you should run it manually
when MonkeyBones setup is complete. That's covered in the next section, "Working on a MonkeyBones project"

Once you're done with all the questions, [MonkeyBones][10] will start setting up your new project based on the
answers you gave. It will go off into the internetz and get the packages you need, install them and maybe
do a bit of jiggery and pokery to integrate into your project. You'll get progress updates, eg:

```
Writing .gitattributes...OK
Writing .gitignore...OK
Writing README.md...OK
```

And so on.

#### Step 3: Tidying up

There are probably a few things that you'll want to tweak before you and others start working on your new project.

At the very least, you'll check the new project into Git, eg:

```
git init
git remote add origin git://github.com/presentation/MyProject.git
```

Working on a MonkeyBones project
--------------------------------

There are two ways that you might come into posession of a project that has been set up with [MonkeyBones][10] -
either you set it up or you cloned a git repo. Either way, once you have it, working on it is the same.

Your project will obviously need to be served up using whatever webserver you usually use in your
local dev environment so you'll need to know which folder to set as your webroot. You might also
be new to some of the tools (like [Grunt][6]), so it's worth clarifying what's what.

If you open the project directory in your IDE, you'll see different folders and files depending
on the tools you opted for. A basic front end project might look something like the image below
if you're using [Sublime][24].

![MonkeyBones](http://monkeybones.io/img/mb_screen-shot-1.png)

As you can see, on the top level there are three directories: "build", "prototype" and "deployment".
We use "prototype" for any early prototypes of the project so that they're in the same repo as the
project. The "deployment" directory is used for our deployment script, part of our CI process.
You can ignore both folders if you like - or delete them.

The "build" folder is where your project files live:

![MonkeyBones](http://monkeybones.io/img/mb_screen-shot-2.png)

Basically, you work in the "/build/web" directory and [Grunt][6] compiles everything into the "/build/public" directory.

So your webroot is the "/build/public" directory.

Run init.sh to make sure that you have everything you need installed on your machine.

```
bash ./init.sh
```

Don't be scared, you can run init.sh as many times as you like and nothing bad will happen. Once you're over the
initial hurdles, you'll run init.sh any time you need to get a project up to date with the packages
it needs.

At the very least (for a purely front end project) init.sh will check that you have:

```
Checking for executable npm...OK
Checking for executable grunt...OK
Checking for executable compass...OK
Checking for executable composer...OK
```

If you're using [Laravel][7], init.sh will check for [PHP][16] and also for [MySQL][17]

```
Checking for executable php...OK
Checking for executable mysql...OK
```

If you don't have what you need, init.sh will let you know and stop there. You'll have to Google the tool you
need and follow the installation instructions for your platform. When you run init.sh again it should get past
that point.

Then [Node][13] packages:

```
Installing npm dependencies...
```

If you're using PHP, init.sh also checks for any [Composer][18] packages that are required for the project:

```
Installing composer dependencies...
```

You may get a few warnings along the way, but if you see this message at the end, you're probably right to go:

```
Done, without errors.
```

If you don't see that, look back over the output and correct any issues before running init.sh again. If you haven't used
[MonkeyBones][10] before, you probably won't get through it in one go becuase of the dependencies, so just keep at it.

#### Background

There has been a seizemic shift happening in front end web development over the last
few years. In a nutshell, ["we're seeing the emphasis shift from valuing trivia to valuing
tools"][9].

The tools we're talking about are everything from boilerplates like [h5bp][3] to
frameworks like [SASS][21] and [Backbone.js][11] to build tools like [Compass][5] and [Grunt][6]
to tesing frameworks like [Mocha][12] and [MonkeyTestJS][19].

The problem is that using these tools takes work and time. They come with a learning
curve and they're updated regularly. We have to spend time learning how to use them,
keeping them up to date, managing dependencies and finding out about new tools that
come online.

That's fine if you're working on a few projects a year, but we do dozens of
projects every year and some of them are very small. The temptation is to not
use all the tools for small jobs especially with new developers. For a three
day front end build, is it really feasible for a new developer to spend the
time getting up and running with a suite of unfamiliar tools? Unfortunately
for the developers who have to maintain or extend that project later, it usually
isn't. But with [MonkeyBones][10], it is.

#### Roadmap

Some things have changed in the world since we started developing [MonkeyBones][10]. [Yeoman][20], a high profile
workflow tool for web apps by some high profile peoople, has relaunched as a collection of tools including [Yo][22],
a scaffolding tool similar to [grunt-init][1]. In fact, so similar that [it will we be completely replacing [grunt-init][1]
at some point](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-init/issues/31). Before that happens, we'll be porting [MonkeyBones][10]
over to [Yeoman][20] as a [generator](http://yeoman.io/community-generators.html).

The name "MonkeyBones" will basically be a namespace. The current project template, geared as it is towards [Laravel][7]
and [HTML5Boilerplate][3], will probably become a [Yeoman][20] generator called something like "monkeybones-laravel-html5bp". We'll
make other generators for different technology stacks - for example, "monkeybones-express-html5bp" for the [NodeJS][13]
framework [Express][23].

--------------------------------

[MonkeyBones][10] is created and maintained by:

[![The Monkeys](http://www.themonkeys.com.au/img/monkey_logo.png)](http://www.themonkeys.com.au/)

[1]: https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-init
[2]: http://www.themonkeys.com.au/
[3]: http://html5boilerplate.com/
[4]: http://modernizr.com/
[5]: http://compass-style.org/
[6]: http://gruntjs.com/
[7]: http://four.laravel.com/
[8]: http://qunitjs.com/
[9]: http://rmurphey.com/blog/2012/04/12/a-baseline-for-front-end-developers/
[10]: http://monkeybones.io/
[11]: http://backbonejs.org/
[12]: http://visionmedia.github.io/mocha/
[13]: http://nodejs.org/
[14]: https://npmjs.org/
[15]: http://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md
[16]: http://php.net/
[17]: http://dev.mysql.com/
[18]: http://getcomposer.org/
[19]: https://github.com/TheMonkeys/MonkeytestJS
[20]: http://yeoman.io/
[21]: http://sass-lang.com/
[22]: https://github.com/yeoman/yo
[23]: http://expressjs.com/
[24]: http://www.sublimetext.com/
[25]: http://github.com


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Q: how to reduce container height flutter how to reduce the height of the green container. when I change flex values it throws bottom overflow under the green container, when I click the email field.  appreciate your help on this.
I want more space to form sections and decrease the height of green space. ..........................................................
        return GestureDetector(
          onTap: () => FocusManager.instance.primaryFocus?.unfocus(),
          child: Scaffold(
            body: Column(
              children: [
                Expanded(
                  flex: 2,
                  child: Container(
                    color: MainGreen,
                    child: Column(children: [
                       Align(
                         alignment: Alignment.topLeft,
                         child: Padding(
                           padding: const EdgeInsets.only(top: 8),
                           child: Container(
                             child: IconButton(
                                onPressed: () {
                                  Navigator.pop(context);
                                },
                                icon: Icon(
                                  Icons.arrow_left_sharp,
                                  color: backgroundWhite,
                                  size: width * 0.1,
                                ),
                              ),
                           ),
                         ),
                       ),
                      Center(
                        child: ClipRect(
                          child: Row(
                            mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
                            children: [
                              Icon(
                                Icons.crib_rounded,
                                color: textWhite,
                                size: width * 0.18,
                              ),
                            ],
                          ),
                        ),
                      ),
                      SizedBox(
                        height: height * 0.001,
                      ),
                      Center(
                        child: Row(
                          mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
                          children: [
                            Text(
                              "Fantom Carpentry",
                              style: TextStyle(
                                  fontSize: width * 0.06,
                                  color: textWhite,
                                  fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                                  fontFamily: "Roboto"),
                            ),
                          ],
                        ),
                      ),
                      SizedBox(
                        height: height * 0.08,
                      ),
                      Center(
                        child: Text(
                          "Login",
                          style: TextStyle(
                              fontSize: 25,
                              color: textWhite,
                              fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                              fontFamily: "Roboto"),
                        ),
                      )
                    ]),
                  ),
                ),
                const Expanded(
                    flex: 2,
                    child: Center(
                        child: Padding(
                      padding: EdgeInsets.only(left: 25, right: 25),
                      child: LoginForm(),
                    ))),
              ],
            ),
          ),
        );
      }
    }

A: You are getting overflow because the screen  resizes when keyboard option. If you change the size of container when keyboard opens, your UI may not look as desired, so I would suggest to wrap your entire widget in a list view.

A: Try below code and remove 1st Expanded widget
Scaffold(
    body: Column(
      children: [
         Container(
            color: Colors.green,
            child: Column(
              children: [
                Align(
                  alignment: Alignment.topLeft,
                  child: Padding(
                    padding: const EdgeInsets.only(top: 5),
                    child: Container(
                      child: IconButton(
                        onPressed: () {
                          Navigator.pop(context);
                        },
                        icon: Icon(
                          Icons.arrow_left_sharp,
                          color: Colors.white,
                          size: width * 0.1,
                        ),
                      ),
                    ),
                  ),
                ),
                Center(
                  child: ClipRect(
                    child: Row(
                      mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
                      children: [
                        Icon(
                          Icons.crib_rounded,
                          color: Colors.white,
                          size: width * 0.18,
                        ),
                      ],
                    ),
                  ),
                ),
                SizedBox(
                  height: height * 0.001,
                ),
                Center(
                  child: Row(
                    mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
                    children: [
                      Text(
                        "Fantom Carpentry",
                        style: TextStyle(
                            fontSize: width * 0.06,
                            color: Colors.white,
                            fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                            fontFamily: "Roboto"),
                      ),
                    ],
                  ),
                ),
                SizedBox(
                  height: height * 0.05,
                ),
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                  child: Text(
                    "Login",
                    style: TextStyle(
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                      color: Colors.white,
                      fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                      fontFamily: "Roboto",
                    ),
                  ),
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              ],
            ),
          ),

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          child: Center(
            child: Padding(
              padding: EdgeInsets.only(left: 25, right: 25),
              child: Container(),
            ),
          ),
        ),
      ],
    ),
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NSF REPORTS SCHOLARS USING GEOGRAPHY TO STUDY HOLOCAUST
FROM: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Geography and mapping give new dimension to study of the Holocaust
Research addresses questions about the scale of the Holocaust, the meaning of place, and the significance of spatial patterns
Numerous scholars in recent years have made the horrors of the Holocaust real to the public through various media, including books and memoirs, films, art, photography and museum exhibitions. Anne Kelly Knowles and her collaborators are using a different approach to better understand the genocide: geography and mapping.
More specifically, the researchers are employing historical geographic information systems (GIS), computer programs that store, display, and analyze data of past geographies to gain new insights into how the Nazis implemented the Holocaust, the patterns of events, and the impact of the Holocaust on different places.
"The key is to recognize that perpetrators and victims experienced the Holocaust at different scales, but that those scales registered – came together – in particular places at particular times," says Knowles, a professor of geography at Middlebury College, who is joining the faculty of the University of Maine in Orono as a professor of history in fall 2015.
"We wanted our geographical explorations and experiments to be deeply grounded in history,'' she adds. "At the same time, we wanted to ask new questions about the scale of the Holocaust, the meaning of place, and the significance of spatial patterns. Mapping complex data, like the development of the SS concentration camps system, inevitably shows you things you would not know – unless you make a map."
GIS "allows you to layer many kinds of information in the same visual space, and to use animation to see change over time,'" Knowles says. For example, in compiling a data base of 1,300 concentration camps and their associated labor camps," you can ask the computer program a question about the data, and it provides the answer as a map,'' she says. "I could ask: 'Which camps were established by Jan. 1, 1942?' and it would show me in a map. I could continue to ask questions, and see how the number of camps grew."
Michael De Groot, a former undergraduate history major at Stanford University involved in the research, developed a series of digital layers showing the political boundaries of Europe during WWII. Using animation, he showed how the boundaries changed over time in combination with the expansion of the camps. "When you watch this particular animation, you can see the growth of the Reich and the growth of the camps together," she says. "It so clearly showed that the SS only established camps within territory they politically controlled. Some historians already knew this, but to actually see relationships like that hits you between the eyes.'"
Ultimately, GIS animations like this could become a valuable tool for teaching future students about the events of the Holocaust, Knowles says. "The ability to tell the story of the Holocaust visually makes it very exciting for teachers," she says. "It gets across fundamental information about the dynamics of the Holocaust that is crucial for students to understand."
Some material already is available at the Stanford University spatial history lab website, as well as the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum website, she says.
Knowles worked with nine collaborators, an interdisciplinary team of historians and geographers who call themselves the Holocaust Geographies Collaborative, with resource support provided by Holocaust museum. The National Science Foundation (NSF) funded the project with about $500,000. Last year the group published a book summarizing the first phase of their research, The Geographies of the Holocaust.
Knowles plans to continue her studies with a recently awarded fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, which annually supports a diverse group of scholars, artists, and scientists chosen on the basis of prior achievement and exceptional promise.
Her Guggenheim project, Telling the Spatial Story of the Holocaust,will be a novella-length eBook that follows 10 people through the Holocaust (1933 – 1945), connecting their experiences to the spatial unfolding of the Holocaust as Nazi plans were implemented in one place after another. It will be equal parts research, new modes of geo-visual story-telling, and multi-dimensional narrative.
In the NSF-funded project, the Holocaust Geographies Collaborative focused on the different scales at which the Holocaust occurred across Europe, from the continental scale of the development of the SS camp system, to the regional scale, including attacks on civilian populations in Belarus and Lithuania, as well as the arrest and transport of Jews in Italy. The group also examined the urban scale of the Auschwitz camp and the Budapest ghetto, and the scale of individual experience in a study of Auschwitz survivor testimony from January, 1945.
"The Holocaust happened on every scale possible, including the planners in Berlin working with maps and deciding where to put the next concentration camp, making it easier for them to dehumanize the places and people they were planning to capture and obliterate," she says. ``But there also are the personal experiences, the intimate meaning of home, community, synagogue. We think of geography as both remote, abstract planning and intensely personal experiences in time and space.'"
By conducting a geographic analysis of a database of places where Italian Jews were arrested – and who arrested them – and where they were taken, it became clear "that Italian troops and police were every bit as involved as the Germans were," she says, which contradicted long-held assumptions that the Italians were not involved or not as culpable as the Germans were in the Italian Holocaust. "When you convert the information in a database into a map, you can see geographically what happens to these people and who arrested them - both Germans and Italians were deeply involved. It gives you a more nuanced sense of what was happening on the ground."
"This is what I find compelling about historical geography," she adds. "Asking questions about what is happening to people in their homes and in the streets makes it more real."
Another piece of the study – examining the database related to the assaults on civilians in Lithuania – revealed a short window of time when the attacks changed fundamentally. Initially, the Einsatzgruppen (specialized attack squads of German soldiers) in Lithuania went after men and boys. "But at the end of August, 1941, they started attacking all Jews – all ages, women and children and the elderly," she says."This is the moment of genocide, when they were trying to kill everyone.
"This is not brand new information, but by visualizing it, it makes this moment of genocide clear," she adds. "This is really important because there is no document in the historical record of anyone ever saying: 'Now is when we are going to start killing all the Jews.'"
The Holocaust Geographies Collaborative now is turning to new research on victims' experiences, applying GIS and other digital methods, such as corpus linguistics (the study of language as revealed in samples of"real world" text), to analyze video and written testimony.
Knowles points out, most importantly, that the work she and her collaborators are doing is not just history, or geography – but both. And they complement and enrich each other.
"We go back and forth," she says. "A map shows us something that raises historical questions. Then you go back and do historical research, which raises more geographical questions. This is the new way of doing Holocaust studies – and of doing history."
-- Marlene Cimons, National Science Foundation
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The Book Swap is a great opportunity to pass on unwanted books to a new home and pick up something new. It will run on Wednesday 1, Thursday 2 and Friday 3 of March at lunch-time in the main library. This will be open to all students and staff.
To take part, simply bring in any unwanted books to the library. Everyone will receive one ticket for every book they donate. The ticket can be exchanged on any of the days we're running the events.
Please ensure that the books are in good condition and students should be 100% sure they want to give away the books. It may not be possible to return books once the event has started. We are happy to receive fiction or non-fiction, but preferably something which is appropriate to pass on to students from Year 7 upwards.
Please let me know if you have any questions about the swap. We have run this event for the last four years and it has been extremely successful in the past.
We will be accepting books ready for the swap from Monday 20 February, so please feel free to drop in any unwanted books the library or Charnwood LRC.


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The beating heart of Trapani is the port, in the historic center.
The city can be easily visited on foot.
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Foreign Correspondent | Issue 3
In an effort to reboot our music coverage, In Review Online has launched some monthly features devoted to reviewing new album releases. One such feature is Foreign Correspondent, a survey of new releases from the international music world — which, going forward, will now be published bimonthly. The latest issue of FC includes the first album in five years from a celebrated Austrian electronic artist (Fennesz's Agora); the second full-length from China's most rapidly rising rap group (Higher Brothers' Five Star); and two albums from Japanese rock outfits (The Peggies' Hell Like Heaven and Polkadot Stingray's Uchouten) along with one from an idol group (Dempagumi.inc's Ware Wa Dempagumi.inc Da). The issue also features a selection from Kicking the Canon: Chinese rock pioneer Cui Jian's politically-charged bombshell of a debut, 1989's Rock 'n' Roll on the New Long March.
The Higher Brothers' 2017 album Black Cab is one of the most confident debuts in recent memory, rap or otherwise. On that project, the Brothers adapted the Migos' formula over heavily trap-inspired instrumentals, as a foundation upon which to build their ethos — which plays on American stereotypes and satirizes Chinese culture — and to brazenly carve out their own lane in hip-hop. Since Black Cab, Higher Brothers have slipped into their role as poster-children for the 88rising media company that helped earn them popularity, heavily contributing to the 2018 compilation of 88rising-affiliated artists Head in the Clouds. They also dropped a couple EPs of their own, including Type 3 and, more notably, Journey to the West. Five Star continues the experimentations with new sounds found on those EPs — while also occasionally succumbing to SoundCloud-trap cliché. On "One Punch Man," a clearly thrilled Denzel Curry basks in the delivery of his cosign — and then mostly uses the opportunity to theatrically scream-out his dissatisfaction for 'being slept-on' as an artist. The spot doesn't nearly measure-up to those of others here, including the zany, multifaceted Famous Dex and Ski Mask the Slump God. "We Talkin' Bout," however, represents a different problem: The two most prominent Brothers, Ma Si Wei and DZ, tag-team their verses, but come up with typical "Versace"-biting hooks, whereas the psychotic croak of KOHN, a virtual unknown featured on the track, steals it. That's not to say our boys are slipping; elsewhere, there's plenty of evidence that they're in fact still challenging themselves. A great example of this is how the often sidelined-member Melo's presence increases on Five Star. "Sunshine" is a particular left-turn for the group, with Melo exhausting different vocal approaches over a boom-bap beat. "Top" blurs distinctions between Ma Si Wei/DZ and Psy P/Melo in its vocal structure — and culminates in an auto-crooned Soulja Boy verse, sounding like grandpa got into the kid's lean and went insane. "Do It Like Me" sees Psy P, Melo, and featured rapper JID all navigating the dialectical bombast and softness of their respective flows. "16 Hours" and "Need Me Now" are anthems propelled by the strength of the Ma Si Wei & DZ one-two punch, the latter sounding as if ripped from a Top 40 chart in the early aughts. And then there's "Open It Up," Higher Brothers' most ambitious track to date, balancing swagger and melancholy and finding the group working their strengths: Melo's variegated vocal, DZ's desperate wail, Ma Si Wei's ability to wend his vocal around acid guitar riffs. "I'm the teacher / now pay attention / class is in session," instructs Ma Si Wei, just before firing off the refrain. Higher Brothers have only just begun to open that shit up. Joe Biglin
As a title, Hell Like Heaven serves to explain the clashing contradictions that bring about the joys in The Peggies' music. The Japanese trio's buzzing, jagged alt-rock riffs are virtually hot to the touch, while their lyrics deal with the soft, almost cheesy expressions of love — and are delivered by the equally juvenile, yet sincere, vocal of lead singer and guitarist Yuuho Kitazawa. "Kimi No Sei" (Because of You) opens the band's debut full-length by admitting to be completely transformed under the influence of love, the Peggies zeroing-in on a teenage kind of romance mainly defined by its extremity. Rambunctious garage-rock further amplifies the bursting emotions of Hell Like Heaven: the "whoa-oh-oh" chorus of "Microphone" captures the thrilling relief of finally getting to shout ones feelings out loud, while the spiky riffs of "Kamisama" feel inspired by the heartbeat-quickening rush of wanting to get close to someone. These sprinting songs admittedly burn themselves out — but luckily, the Peggies sequence Hell Like Heaven with mellower tracks in-between, allowing room to breathe. The change of pace is welcome, particularly when it comes to album highlight "Hachimitsu" (Honey), its slow progression capturing the desire to cherish every moment of a loving embrace. This tracks hints at a style the Peggies could explore more later — but if they seem too focused on a single sound for Hell Like Heaven, it works in their favor, as an accurate expression of the intense, obsessive young love which clearly inspires this music. Ryo Miyauchi
Austrian composer Christian Fennesz's glitchy compositions operate like a more understated Rube Goldberg machine: every seemingly insignificant sound effect or pronounced use of reverb ultimately has some greater utility or purpose. Agora — Fennesz's first solo album in five years — opens with a quietly quivering bassline that's slowly consumed by a penetrating wave of droning electric guitar, which builds in feedback-drenched intensity for 12 minutes until a climax of deafening magnitude; the weight of each, gradually introduced sonic element being completely felt. Agora's remaining three tracks, all over ten minutes, play as a variations on the aural ideas of this opening — and move from minimalist to the stunningly baroque. But Fennesz is a musician who's generally less concerned with his arrangements' intellectual capacities, and more with their ability to transcend a synthetic state and capture something human. To put it another way, Agora isn't so much a work that centers on stylistic transformation as it is one of emotional progress. And in this sense, album closer "We Trigger the Sun" couldn't have a more apt name: shimmering, warm synthesizers ring with a euphoric optimism that's then pitted against the cold textures of stray metallic scrapings and vibrating guitar tones. The track is possibly the most 'cosmic' that this electroacoustic artist has ever gotten — yet Fennesz still grounds it in intimacy. Even aiming for the stars, Agora never neglects the presence of the listener on the journey with it — and so like the seemingly arbitrary elements in these songs, the use of "We" over "I" in the closer's title gradually reveals its intentionality. Paul Attard
To say that Polkadot Stingray rose to fame overnight might be a bit dramatic — but not too far off. The group only formed in 2015, yet they are soon to realize a dream that almost every Japanese band has, by performing at Japan's most prestigious venue, Nippon Budoukan. This stadium event will bear the name of Polkadot Stingray's new album, Uchouten (rough translation: ecstasy), which is the band's most consistent full-length to date, but one that still falters in many of the ways that their previous album did. While the advanced-released songs from Uchouten mostly fit the title and theme of the project, some are also too familiar. This is especially true of opener "Ichidaiji," and this feels like a missed opportunity for the band to kick things off with something new. Why this matters is that the older songs dilute the power of the new ones — almost all of which bring something fresh and interesting to the table. "Denkousekka" follows in the band's brilliant tradition of almost comically frantic emotion, and delivers the first genuine burst of energy here. Though it should should be said that almost all the songs on Uchouten consistently show why front-woman Shizuku is one of the most compelling female vocalists in contemporary Japanese music — especially love songs "Drama" and "Love Call," the latter being the most raw song that this band has sounded, emotionally and vocally, in some time. Another major highlight is the title-track, peculiarly sequenced as the album's closer — though the decision makes sense, as horns and general extravagance earn the title. Fresh songs and choices like this make it all the more apparent that Polkadot Stingray can sustain an album of all new material — and makes their continued recycling of songs from previous releases something that the group needs to outgrow. Taylor Murnane
An interest in outer space has informed both the visual aesthetic and music of Dempagumi.inc over the past year. While the group first appeared as 'space explorers' in an even earlier video (for "Girametasu Dempa Stars"), their sixth full-length, Ware Ware Wa Dempagumi.inc Da, re-introduce the idols' intergalactic predilections. The girls emerge from a 'crash-landing' at the outset of this album, and they continue to dance to their own alien rhythm as Ware Ware Wa zips through a restless run of high-energy synth-pop, flamboyant hard-rock, big-band numbers and jagged jazz — with more than a few styles often represented in the span of a single track. The album's overarching theme of outer space, then, becomes essential as a means to provide some cohesion to this turbulent jumble. And while the theme does also set-up a charming world of fantasy, Ware Ware Wa proves most resonant when its fantastical elements collide with the bleakness of reality. The idols are bewildered by the beauties of Earth on "Oyasumi Polaris Sayonara Parallel World" — and too beholden to their anxieties toward the outside world to step-out from their hermetic existence. Dempagumi play along with their role as aliens in "Taiyoukei Kansatsuchuu Seimeitai" and ramble through some hilarious one-liners about being confounded by the eccentricities of human life. Their intentioned confusion leads to one especially heart-rending moment: "Hey, why are you crying? / What meaning is there," the group sing, as if earnestly trying to figure out the concept of sadness. Sometimes it takes visitors from a different universe to highlight the alluring parts of human experience — and Dempagumi has a lot of fun here exploring that theoretical perspective on life. RM
Kicking the Canon | Album Selection
Was it when Elvis first suggestively gyrated his hips on national television? The first time a fan let-out a piercing, adulatory scream as the Beatles sauntered by? Or was it further back than all that — the moment Sister Rosetta Thorpe picked up a guitar? There's no true consensus as to when rock 'n' roll really started — in the west, anyway. In the People's Republic of China, however, there's a much smaller window during which one could pinpoint rock's rise: The Party's suppression of western culture through the formative years of popular music's development makes it hard to imagine a Chinese rock existing much before 1982, the year when the country underwent massive economic reforms. And when it comes to this 1980s period, there was no more important figure in Chinese music than Cui Jian, a man nicknamed "The Father of Chinese Rock." Coming from a musical background (his father was a professional trumpeter), Cui joined the Beijing Philharmonic Orchestra when he was still a teen. But when the classic rock of the west started to enter the Chinese consciousness, Cui was an early adopter, forming one of the first bands to play western pop music in China. It wasn't until pursuing a solo career, however, that Cui became a major star. And in 1986, at a commemorative concert at Beijing's Workers' Stadium, Cui donned peasant clothes and performed his epochal song, "Nothing to My Name" — now commonly referred to as "China's first rock song."
The recording of "Nothing to My Name" from Cui Jian's debut album, 1989's Rock 'n' Roll on the New Long March, begins slow and spare, with a sustained synthesizer, light percussion, and idle strumming. It's a love song ("I want to give you my dreams"), but for Chinese youths in the 1980s, emboldened by the rolling-back of Maoism, Cui's lyrics had political intent. As Cui sings, "But you always laugh at me for having nothing," multi-tracked vocals, snare with generous reverb, and dizi — a high-whining, classical Chinese flute — bolster the mix. The composition of "Nothing to My Name," then — the gradual accumulation — becomes integral to its empowering message, and even more so as the song's tempo quickens and Cui barrels through the final, ecstatic verses. The lyrics to the song ("The ground beneath my feet is moving") also proved to be prescient — and "Nothing to My Name" was adopted as the anthem of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests. For many, this is Cui's greatest legacy, one essentially of defeat — a time capsule for a fleeting moment when China believed in freedom. In the wake of Tiananmen, Cui's career struggled; he was barred from performing in China, and his new music was monitored closely by authorities. But there's another Cui Jian narrative, and this album provides its foundation. My own first experience with Chinese rock, during the years I lived in China, was at a small bar: A man with an acoustic guitar, perched on a stool, strummed the lilting chords of Cui's "Greenhouse Girl." The song's melody has never left me — and as it turns out, I'm not alone. While the Chinese government successfully prevented Cui from performing at any large venues for almost two decades (his ban was finally lifted in 2005), all over China, the indelible melodies of "Nothing to My Name," "Greenhouse Girl," "No More Disguises," and others are widely recognized. A voice that ubiquitous can't really be silenced — and as increasingly eroded resistance to the popular music Cui pioneered attests, Rock 'n' Roll on the New Long March did help to bring about at least one revolution in China. Sam C. Mac
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PDOIS Alleges Barrow Government's Best Isn't Enough To Eradicate Poverty, Ignorance, Injustice
By Fatou Touray Last updated Oct 30, 2021
Hon. Halifa Sallah
SG PDOIS
By Landing Ceesay
The People Democratic Organisation for Independence and Socialism (PDOIS) alleged that the Barrow government's best, isn't enough to eradicate poverty, ignorance and injustice in The Gambia.
"Barrow government did its best. Our position is that its best is not enough to eradicate poverty, ignorance and injustice that has been paraded in the past and will continue to exist irrespective of goodness," Honourable Halifa Sallah, the PDOIS leader said.
Sallah who doubles as the National Assembly Member for Serekunda said the country's economy is dependent on tax and grants for development, which is one reason the Barrow led government cannot eradicate the poverty of the people.
"Economically we have a GDP of about D108 billion. It is anticipated that it will rise to D115 billion in 2022. But if you calculate that in economic terms, this is heathens and cannot really sustain the demands of our population for better lives. The services that are being rendered are inadequate and you have a revenue base of about D25 billion for 2021. It is anticipated to rise to D29 billion by 2022.
"But re-examine the revenue base; it comprises domestic revenue and grants. So combining the grants and revenue is what gives rise to the D25 billion. So the actual revenue base excluding the grants is about D13 billion and the grants are D12 billion. So they are almost equivalent, showing a real dependence on the economy. The grant base, we project grants for about D8.8 billion and budget support of D3 billion," he said.
The PDOIS leader said any development that is taking place in the country, part of it is tax, and the other part is grants; thus, the (PDOIS) is calling for system change.
"So if you see development taking place, you will see that part of it is from your tax money, and part of it is from grants. So, essentially there is no sovereign national law that can facilitate the development of the country. The country is entirely dependent on taxation and grants. So this grant, tax and depth based economy is not sustainable and cannot eradicate the poverty of our people. This is why PDOIS is calling for system change," He said.
The PDOIS leader made these remarks at a press conference on Wednesday at the party's headquarters in Churchill's Town.
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Using materials salvaged from some of our restoration projects on full size huts, we are now producing limited numbers of these charming little miniatures.
Have a look at the whole collection below and choose your favourite.
The tin is a little more involved. Firstly we have to flatten out the full size corrugations before hammering, by hand, the smaller scale corrugations.
We've managed to make forty of these little huts this year (we've been busy making the big ones!) and won't be making any more until next year. Available exclusively through our on-line shop, delivery is free during the run up to Christmas, or if you wanted to collect directly from our workshop - that's free too!
At around 30cm high, some of our mini huts have distressed paint in vibrant colours, others are more muted in tone, with the subtle shades of the wood or metal making their mark.
If you fancy your own piece of Fourpenny art, why not take a browse through our Shepherd's Hut collection? They make brilliant special gifts for lovers of all things vintage (particularly if they're one of those people who are impossible to buy for).
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President visits Kanpur, IIT's convocation to attend two-day tour
June 28, 2018	0	By rajesh
President Ramnath Kovind reached Uttar Pradesh's industrial town Kanpur on Thursday in a two-day tour. Industrial Development Minister Satish Maharana was present to welcome the President who arrived at Chakery Airport at 9:35 am on special special aircraft from Army. His wife Savita Kovind and son Prashant have also come along with Kovind. From the airport, the President left for the Indian Institute of Technology for the convocation of IIT, where he will confer honor and honor to the medal. In the convocation, 1576 students will be given the title. This includes 1337 students and 239 girls. After the ceremony, from 4:30 pm to 7:00 pm, they will meet the people of the city's representatives, entrepreneurs, social workers and academics at the MES guest house located in the army camp.
The President will host the night at the MeS Guest House located in the Cantonment. On Friday (April 29th), he will lay the foundation stone of Bar Association's Hall at the ceremony organized by Bar Association in the Raagendra Swaroop Auditorium. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is also expected to attend the function. After spending 26 hours and 50 minutes in the city, he will leave for Allahabad at 1255 noon tomorrow.
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