In March 2011, a magnitude-9 earthquake triggered a giant tsunami that crippled the cooling system at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, leading to a catastrophic accident that continues to reverberate seven years later. Science reporter Shizume Saiji surveys the legal fallout from the meltdown, from claims against the government and the operator to a raft of actions aimed at permanently shutting down the nation's nuclear power industry.
Legal fallout from the March 2011 accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station continues, as dozens of lawsuits and injunctions make their way through Japan's judicial system. The final rulings could have a profound impact on the government's energy policy and approach to risk mitigation.
Court cases stemming from the meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi can be divided broadly into two categories. In the first are efforts to assign responsibility for the accident, including one high-profile criminal case and numerous civil suits by victims seeking damages from the government and owner-operator Tokyo Electric Power Company. The second group consists of lawsuits and injunctions aimed at blocking or shutting down operations at plants other than Fukushima Daiichi (whose reactors have been decommissioned) on the grounds that they pose a grave safety threat. In the following, we briefly survey these cases and their implications.
According to lawyer Managi Izutarō, who is handling the largest class-action suit against TEPCO and the government, about 30 such cases are currently moving through courts around the nation. Most of the plaintiffs are Fukushima evacuees who filed suit in the districts to which they fled after the accident.
Meanwhile, TEPCO's former chairman and two former vice-presidents are facing charges of professional negligence resulting in death and injury in a criminal case currently before the Tokyo District Court. Tokyo prosecutors initially declined to bring charges, but in an unusual reversal, they were overruled by a prosecutorial review panel composed of ordinary citizens.
In all of these cases, the pivotal issues facing the court are (1) whether TEPCO and the state could have foreseen the danger posed to the Fukushima plant by a tsunami on the order of that triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake, and (2) whether they could realistically have prevented a serious accident through risk-mitigation measures. The "state" in this case is the defunct Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (NISA), the regulatory body formerly in charge of the inspection and licensing of nuclear power facilities.
Construction of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station began in 1967, when the government's ambitious nuclear energy development program was shifting into high gear. Seismology and tsunami simulation have advanced considerably since those days, but at the time, the maximum height of any potential tsunami relevant to the Fukushima Daiichi site was estimated at a little more than 3 meters. When the facility was built, in other words, there was no way for TEPCO or the government to foresee that waves 10–15 meters in height could one day inundate the plant.
However, as scientists continued to collect and analyze data on earthquake and tsunami activity around Japan, their thinking evolved. In July 2002, a government panel of seismologists issued a report estimating a 20% chance that a magnitude-8 earthquake would trigger a dangerous tsunami off the coast of northeastern Japan within the next three decades. That August, NISA asked TEPCO to conduct a tsunami simulation for Fukushima Daiichi and other plants on the basis of that report, but TEPCO refused, and NISA did not press the matter.
When TEPCO finally did conduct such a simulation in 2008, it concluded that a major earthquake could trigger a tsunami as high as 15.7 meters, tall enough to flood the Fukushima Daiichi plant. However, the utility took no action to mitigate the risk (as by building up the facility's seawalls or taking other measures to protect backup generators), and it failed to report the findings to NISA until early 2011, just weeks before the disaster.
In the wake of the Fukushima accident, NISA (since replaced by the Nuclear Regulation Authority) was faulted for its lack of independence. The agency was under the authority of the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry, which promotes the use of nuclear power, and officials maintain that its regulatory powers were limited. In addition, a closed, inbred environment encouraged unhealthy ties between NISA and the electric power industry. As a consequence, NISA had fallen into the habit of accommodating and supporting the utilities instead of overseeing them. TEPCO, for its part, had developed a deeply rooted culture of denial, habitually concealing information that might supply ammunition to anti-nuclear activists or fuel fears among the local citizenry. The company brushed off the warnings, convincing itself that the danger from a giant tsunami was purely hypothetical.
So far, district courts have reached decisions on three major class-action suits, and in each case they have agreed with the plaintiffs that the state and TEPCO could have foreseen the danger from a major tsunami once the 2002 report on earthquake risks was released. Two of the district courts, Maebashi and Fukushima, found both the state and TEPCO negligent for failing to prevent the meltdowns. The Chiba District Court, on the other hand, dismissed claims against the state on the grounds that the government was focusing on earthquake safety at the time and may not have been able to formulate effective measures in time to protect Fukushima Daiichi against the March 2011 tsunami. With the government and TEPCO girding up to appeal the lower courts' decisions, the cases could drag on for years.
The final verdicts could have important ramifications in a country prone to natural disasters. Despite the scientific advances of the last few decades, our ability to predict major earthquakes, tsunami, and volcanic eruptions remains extremely limited. How can we ensure that the design and operation of existing nuclear power plants reflect the latest scientific assessments of long-term risks? Are the government and industry responsible for guarding against catastrophic events, however low their probability?
In its ruling on Managi's case last October, the Fukushima District Court agreed that both TEPCO and the state were negligent and ordered damages paid to a majority of the plaintiffs. But the victims and their lawyers deemed the amount and scope of the damages inadequate and opted to appeal. TEPCO and the state have appealed the ruling as well.
In organizing victims into large class-action suits, Managi and others lawyers are following the same playbook that helped turn the tide against big industrial polluters in the 1960s and 1970s, when victims of Minamata disease (mercury poisoning) and itai-itai disease (cadmium poisoning) succesfully banded together to seak legal redress. Whether the current movement will have a comparable impact remains to be seen.
On a different but related front, citizens' groups and other plaintiffs are vigorously pursuing lawsuits and injunctions aimed directly at shutting down nuclear power plants around the country.
Efforts to block nuclear energy development through legal action date all the way back to the 1970s. Prominent among these early cases was a citizens' suit challenging the legality of the license granted to Shikoku Electric Power Co. to build and operate the Ikata Nuclear Power Station in Ehime Prefecture. In that case, lawyers called into question the fundamental safety of the facility, given its location near the Median Tectonic Line fault zone. The case made its way up to the Supreme Court, which finally ruled against the plaintiffs in 1992.
Safety concerns are at the core of the 30-odd "anti-nuclear" suits and injunctions currently before the nation's courts (as of January 2018). Most cite the potential danger from major earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or tsunami, while others are calling for suspension of operations on the grounds of inadequate evacuation planning. While a few of these cases date back to the pre-Fukushima era, the majority were filed in the wake of the accident.
In December last year, the Hiroshima High Court issued an injunction suspending operations of the number 3 reactor at the aforementioned Ikata Nuclear Power Station. In its decision, the court cited the danger posed to the Shikoku facility from a massive eruption of Mount Aso, all the way across the sea in Kyūshū. Although an eruption on this scale has not occurred in recorded history, the court opined that the risk was sufficient to make the site unsuitable for a nuclear power plant. The decision did not go down well with the Nuclear Regulation Authority, which had cleared the plant for resumption of operations under new, post-Fukushima safety standards.
At present, almost all of Japan's operable nuclear power plants are in the midst of some kind of litigation. In one case, the plaintiff is a local government: The city of Hakodate in Hokkaidō has filed a lawsuit to block the construction and operation of the Ōma Nuclear Power Station across the Tsugaru Strait in Aomori Prefecture.
Note: All six reactors at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station were decommissioned between 2011 and 2014.
Lawyers Kawai Hiroyuki and Kaido Yūichi have been key figures in the fight against nuclear power since before the Fukushima accident. In the wake of the disaster, they founded the National Network of Counsels in Cases against Nuclear Power Plants, a group that has been pursuing legal action against nuclear facilities on behalf of citizens and other plaintiffs nationwide.
Kawai and Kaido are also representing the shareholders of TEPCO, who are suing the company's former executives for an unprecedented ¥5.5 trillion. In addition, as lawyers for the Complainants for the Criminal Prosecution of the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, the two attorneys are working alongside the prosecuting team in the criminal case against three TEPCO executives, which parallels the civil suit in terms of arguments, evidence, and testimony.
Even so, the trial—which officially opened last June and is expected to continue at least through the coming summer—is expected to attract intense media coverage as witness examinations begin this spring. More than 20 witnesses are scheduled to testify. The case also involves a massive volume of documentary evidence, including records of interviews conducted by the government's Investigation Committee on the Accident at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Station, along with countless pages of emails, internal memos, meeting minutes, and reports. Will all this information shed new light on the human factors behind the Fukushima accident? The nation will be watching closely.


Hi. The source code of the software comes under Copyright law. Your company is essentially accusing you of defrauding them and taking away their IPR. Your defence has to be to show why your source code is not at all similar and how all accusations are motivated by their desire to get hold of the software.
Dear Client, what you want to know is not clear, But you should 1stly take care to get AB from Session Court, If there has been contract between you & company for the Software making or if you were in job with the company has even in that case you are bound to provide source code, BCZ company has paid for you that. That TM can be challenged in court in court. Basically source code is registered under Copyright, not TM Not Patent.
First of all you have take a bail. Then you have to file an application for discharge.
In regard to the IPR, you shall report the breach to nearest regional IPR body. In Mumbai, it is at Antop Hill and accordingly they shall frame charges on your company. In regard to Police, you can file a complaint with State level Police Complaint Authority against harassment to you. The Superior will surely take action. In case you are a female, you cannot be arrested from 6 pm to 6 am even if there is a warrant. Unless the contention mentioned by you are false, you have a strong case. You must approach the relevant authority.
It appears that you are not having complete information about your case. Secondly, you are out on bail. Thirdly, there is FIR against you. There is need to get the FIR quashed to let you move out of the case freely. For this purpose, consult your Advocate.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Text;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using EmptyKeys.UserInterface.Generator;
using Mono.Options;

namespace ekUiGen
{
    class Program
    {
        [STAThread]
        static int Main(string[] args)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Empty Keys (c) 2019 User Interface Generator Console v" + Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.ToString());

            bool showHelp = false;
            bool ignoreImageAssets = false;
            bool ignoreFontAssets = false;
            bool generateBindings = false;
            bool imagesWithExt = false;
            string inputDirectory = string.Empty;
            string outputDirectory = string.Empty;
            string assetOutputDirectory = string.Empty;
            string assetInputDirectory = string.Empty;
            RenderMode renderMode = RenderMode.SunBurn;
            string desiredNamespace = string.Empty;
            string buildDir = string.Empty;
            string defaultAssembly = string.Empty;
            string headerFile = string.Empty;

            var optionSet = new OptionSet()
                .Add("?|help|h", "Command line help", o => showHelp = o != null)
                .Add<string>("i|input=", "Input directory with XAML files", o => inputDirectory = o)
                .Add<string>("o|output=", "Output directory for .cs files", o => outputDirectory = o)
                .Add("no-copy-images", "Do not copy generated image assets (ignores input asset directory)", o => ignoreImageAssets = o != null)
                .Add("no-fonts", "Do not generate font assets (may lead to broken output)", o => ignoreFontAssets = o != null)
                .Add("ignore-assets", "Ignore all asset files and just generate .xaml.cs files", o => ignoreImageAssets = ignoreFontAssets = o != null)
                .Add<string>("ia=", "Input asset directory to copy images from", o => assetInputDirectory = o)
                .Add<string>("oa=", "Output Asset directory for generated sprite fonts and images", o => assetOutputDirectory = o)
                .Add<RenderMode>("rm=",
                    String.Format("Render mode ({0})", String.Join(", ", Enum.GetNames(typeof(RenderMode)))),
                    o => renderMode = o)
                .Add<string>("ns|namespace=", "The namespace to generate the code under", o => desiredNamespace = o)
                .Add<string>("bd|buildDir=", "Directory for additional assemblies", o => buildDir = o)
                .Add("generate-bindings", "Generate data bindings", o => generateBindings = o != null)
                .Add<string>("da|defaultAssembly=", "Assembly name to use for clr-namespaces without an assembly", o => defaultAssembly = o)
                .Add<string>("header=", "Header file for generated .cs files", o => headerFile = o)
                .Add("images_with_extensions", "Generate images assets with extensions.", o => imagesWithExt = o != null);

            try
            {
                optionSet.Parse(args);
            }
            catch (OptionException e)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(e.Message);
                Console.WriteLine();
                ShowHelp(optionSet);
                return -1;
            }

            if (showHelp)
            {
                ShowHelp(optionSet);
                return 0;
            }

            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(inputDirectory))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("ERROR: You must specify an input directory.");
                ShowHelp(optionSet);
                return -1;
            }

            if (!Directory.Exists(inputDirectory))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("ERROR: The specified input directory does not exist: " + inputDirectory);
                ShowHelp(optionSet);
                return -1;
            }

            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(outputDirectory))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("ERROR: You must specify a code output directory.");
                ShowHelp(optionSet);
                return -1;
            }

            if (!(ignoreFontAssets && ignoreImageAssets) && string.IsNullOrEmpty(assetOutputDirectory))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("WARNING: No asset output directory specified. No image or font files will be created (specify --ignore-assets if this was intentional).");
            }

            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(desiredNamespace))
            {
                desiredNamespace = "EmptyKeys.UserInterface.Generated";
            }

            if (!Directory.Exists(outputDirectory))
            {
                Directory.CreateDirectory(outputDirectory);
            }

            if (!(ignoreFontAssets && ignoreImageAssets) && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(assetOutputDirectory) && !Directory.Exists(assetOutputDirectory))
            {
                try
                {
                    Directory.CreateDirectory(assetOutputDirectory);
                }
                catch (Exception e)
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("Error creating asset output directory: " + e.Message);
                    return -1;
                }
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(buildDir))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Copy of additional assemblies...");
                CopyDirectory(buildDir, Path.GetDirectoryName(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location), true);
            }

            string header = string.Empty;
            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(headerFile))
            {
                if (!File.Exists(headerFile))
                {
                    Console.WriteLine($"Header file {headerFile} does not exist.");
                    return -1;
                }

                header = File.ReadAllText(headerFile);
            }

            ImageAssets.Instance.GenerateWithExtensions = imagesWithExt;
            BindingGenerator.Instance.IsEnabled = generateBindings;

            foreach (var file in Directory.EnumerateFiles(inputDirectory, "*.xaml", SearchOption.AllDirectories))
            {
                if (BindingGenerator.Instance.IsEnabled)
                {
                    BindingGenerator.Instance.GenerateNamespace(desiredNamespace + "." + Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(file) + "_Bindings");
                }

                string relativeDirectory = file.Remove(0, inputDirectory.Length).TrimStart(Path.DirectorySeparatorChar);
                string outputFile = Path.Combine(outputDirectory, relativeDirectory) + ".cs";

                try
                {
                    Generate(file, outputFile, renderMode, desiredNamespace, defaultAssembly, header);
                }
                catch (Exception ex)
                {
                    Console.WriteLine(ex);
                    return -2;
                }

                if (generateBindings)
                {
                    outputFile = Path.Combine(outputDirectory, relativeDirectory) + "_bindings.cs";
                    BindingGenerator.Instance.GenerateFile(outputFile);
                }
            }

            if (!ignoreFontAssets && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(assetOutputDirectory))
            {
                FontGenerator.Instance.GenerateFontAssets(assetOutputDirectory, renderMode);
            }

            if (!ignoreImageAssets)
            {
                bool result;
                if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(assetInputDirectory))
                {
                    result = ImageAssets.Instance.CopyImagesToAssetDirectory(assetOutputDirectory, assetInputDirectory);
                }
                else
                {
                    result = ImageAssets.Instance.CopyImagesToAssetDirectory(assetOutputDirectory);
                }

                if (!result)
                {
                    return -3;
                }
            }

            return 0;
        }

        private static void Generate(string xamlFile, string outputFile, RenderMode renderMode, string desiredNamespace, string defaultAssembly, string header)
        {
            string xaml = string.Empty;
            using (TextReader tr = File.OpenText(xamlFile))
            {
                xaml = tr.ReadToEnd();
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(defaultAssembly))
            {
                xaml = Regex.Replace(xaml,
                    @"xmlns(:\w+)?=\""clr-namespace:([.\w]+)(;assembly=)?\""",
                    $@"xmlns$1=""clr-namespace:$2;assembly=" + defaultAssembly + '"');
            }

            UserInterfaceGenerator generator = new UserInterfaceGenerator();
            string generatedCode = string.Empty;
            try
            {
                generatedCode = generator.GenerateCode(xamlFile, xaml, renderMode, desiredNamespace, header);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                generatedCode = "#error " + ex.Message;
                throw;
            }
            finally
            {
                string directory = Path.GetDirectoryName(outputFile);
                if (!Directory.Exists(directory))
                {
                    Directory.CreateDirectory(directory);
                }

                using (StreamWriter outfile = new StreamWriter(outputFile))
                {
                    outfile.Write(generatedCode);
                }
            }
        }

        private static void ShowHelp(OptionSet optionSet)
        {
            optionSet.WriteOptionDescriptions(Console.Out);
        }

        private static void CopyDirectory(string sourceDirName, string destDirName, bool copySubDirs)
        {
            // Get the subdirectories for the specified directory.
            DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(sourceDirName);

            if (!dir.Exists)
            {
                throw new DirectoryNotFoundException(
                    "Source directory does not exist or could not be found: "
                    + sourceDirName);
            }

            DirectoryInfo[] dirs = dir.GetDirectories();
            // If the destination directory doesn't exist, create it.
            if (!Directory.Exists(destDirName))
            {
                Directory.CreateDirectory(destDirName);
            }

            // Get the files in the directory and copy them to the new location.
            FileInfo[] files = dir.GetFiles();
            foreach (FileInfo file in files)
            {
                string temppath = Path.Combine(destDirName, file.Name);
                file.CopyTo(temppath, true);
            }

            // If copying subdirectories, copy them and their contents to new location.
            if (copySubDirs)
            {
                foreach (DirectoryInfo subdir in dirs)
                {
                    string temppath = Path.Combine(destDirName, subdir.Name);
                    CopyDirectory(subdir.FullName, temppath, copySubDirs);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Holy See and United States Sign Historic Agreement to Fight Offshore Tax Evasion
Jeffrey Bruno
Diane Montagna - published on 06/10/15
Aimed at U.S. Citizens who conduct financial activities in Vatican City State
VATICAN CITY — The Vatican has announced the historic signing of an unprecedented formal intergovernmental agreement between the Holy See and the United States, aimed at fighting offshore tax evasion.
In an official statement released on Wednesday, the Holy See said the joint agreement in particular "will prevent tax evasion and facilitate the compliance of fiscal duties by those U.S. Citizens who conduct financial activities in Vatican City State."
Here below we publish the statement in full:
Today, the Holy See's Secretary for Relations with States, Archbishop Paul Gallagher, and the U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, Kenneth F. Hackett, signed an historic agreement between the Holy See (acting also in the name and on behalf of the Vatican City State) and the United States of America to improve international tax compliance and exchange of tax information in view of the U.S. Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).
This agreement – which is the first formal inter-governmental agreement between the Holy See and the United States – underscores the commitment of both parties to promote and ensure ethical behavior in the financial and economic fields. In particular, this agreement will prevent tax evasion and facilitate the compliance of fiscal duties by those U.S. Citizens who conduct financial activities in Vatican City State.
Ensuring the payment of taxes and preventing tax evasion are of crucial economic importance for every community since adequate tax revenues and public spending are indispensable for governments to become instruments of development and solidarity, to encourage employment growth, to sustain business and charitable activities, and to provide systems of social insurance and assistance designed to protect the weakest members of society.
In a context of economic globalization, it is therefore essential to strengthen the exchange of information with the view to prevent tax evasion. The present agreement is thus based on the most up-to-date global standards to curtail offshore tax evasion through the automatic exchange of tax information.
In remarks delivered at the signing ceremony on Wednesday morning in the Vatican, Archbishop Paul Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States of the Holy See, explained in more detail the significance of the intergovernmental agreement with the United States. Addressing the U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, he said:
Mr. Ambassador,
At the outset, let me welcome you and your delegation to the Secretariat of State on the occasion of the signing of the
Agreement between the Holy See, Acting Also in the Name and on Behalf of the Vatican City State, and the United States of America to Improve International Tax Compliance and to Implement the United States' Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act ("FATCA").
The signing of this agreement is unquestionably an historic event. This is in fact the first time that the Holy See and the United States of America have concluded a formal intergovernmental agreement, thus raising to an even higher level the broad cooperation and friendship that already exist between the Apostolic See and the Government of the United States. Moreover, the subject matter of this agreement – designed to contrast tax evasion through the exchange of relevant information – is of key importance to both the Holy See and the United States. As Pope Francis frequently reminds us, evading just taxes is stealing both from the State and from the poor (cfr. Homily at
Domus Sanctae Marthae, 11 November 2013). Every person has in fact the duty to contribute, in charity and justice, to the common good, according to his own abilities and the needs of others, by promoting and assisting the public institutions dedicated to bettering the conditions of human life (cfr.
Gaudium et Spes 30). We must then not forget the injunction of the Apostle: "
Pay to all their dues, taxes to whom taxes are due, toll to whom toll is due, respect to whom respect is due, honor to whom honor is due" (Rm 13,7).
As you know, in the course of the last five years, the Holy See and the Vatican City State have adopted the highest international standards to ensure transparency and legality in the financial sector, while bearing in mind that "
man is the source, the center, and the purpose of all economic and social life" (
Gaudium et Spes 63). Signing the present agreement is thus a further step in the Holy See's long-term strategy to ensure and promote legality, transparency and ethical behaviour in the economic and financial fields.
Finally, I would like to thank you personally, as well as all those who took part in the negotiations, for the constructive spirit and the strenuous efforts that have enabled us to reach a mutually satisfactory agreement.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
2015 Hyundai Changes
By: Gunderson Crankshaft Category: Hyundai Created: 2014-12-16 Tags: 2015, Jeep, MINI
The 5-Door and 4-Door Accent receive styling updates to the front and taillights. It sports a new grille, headlights, wheels and taillights. The Accent 5-Door SE will now be called the Sport. An exterior temperature gauge is now standard.
The entry-luxury sedan that was brand new for 2012 receives a mid-cycle refresh for the 2015 model year. The outside gets a new grill, front and rear bumpers, and wheels. Along with the new look, the Azera gets a raft of new standard safety equipment: blind-spot detection, rear cross-path traffic warning, and lane-change assist are standard on all models. Limited trims also get lane departure warning, forward collision warning and automatic high-beams. Apple Eyes-Free Siri integration makes it easier to use your iPhone without taking your eyes off the road. Power folding mirrors, ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, navigation system, power tilt/telescoping steering wheel, driver's seat, mirrors, and wheel memory are now standard on the base model in addition to the Limited. Power rear sunshade, manual rear side window sunshades, and rear parking assist sonar system is now standard on Limited; a rearview camera is still standard on all models. Standard illuminated sill plates are a nice, new luxury touch. The base price is up $3000, to $34,895. Azera Limited is up $3450, to $39095.
A very brief run with almost no changes before a revised 2016 model is available this Spring. Heated seats, visor extensions and a driver's blind spot mirror are all now standard. Blue Link telematics, used to control your smartphone from the dash or call for emergency services, is now a cost option.
BlueLink telematics are now optional on Sport (previously only standard on Limited. BlueLink allows for remote unlocking of doors and stolen vehicle tracking as well as emergency notification in case of airbag deployment to send rescue. SE models no longer offer heated front seats; they are standard on Sport and Limited. The Style Package offers projector headlights (standard on Limited and Sport) on SE models.
The 2015 Genesis Coupe is simplified, with the 2.0 Turbo base motor no longer available, only the 348 horsepower V6 remains. The Grand Touring model is gone, leaving only the new Base model, the R-Spec and the Ultimate.
The 2015 Genesis Sedan has been out since the Spring. Boasting a longer wheelbase, the new Genesis Sedan also offers all-wheel drive now, but only with the V6 engine. The same two engines: 3.8 V6 and 5.0 V8 return, their horsepower slightly reduced. (V6: 311 HP, 293 lb.-ft.; V8: 420 HP, 383 lb.-ft.) A number of high-tech features are added, including a hands-free trunk release. Unlike competitors' systems from Ford and BMW, the Genesis doesn't require any foot kicking or waving: simply wait by the trunk for a few seconds with the smart key in your pocket and the trunk opens. Blind Spot Warning, Rear Crosspatch Warning and Frontal Collision Warning with Automatic Emergency Braking have all been added to the 2015 as options. The Lane Departure Warning system returns from last year. This entire collection of protections is called the Sensory Surround™ Technologies.
The Santa Fe now has daytime running lights. A driver's side blind-spot convex mirror is also standard. Rear Cross-traffic warning has been added to the blind-spot monitoring option. A Hands-Free Smart Liftgate with Auto Open is now optional. Just stand by the liftgate while in possession of the Proximity Key and it opens by itself, making it easier to load without putting packages on the ground. Steering feel is refined by changes to the electronics in the steering system. An automatic front passenger window joins the driver's in raising or lowering all the way with one push or pull of the switch. Fog lights are now standard.
A blind-spot mirror on the driver's side is now standard, as are daytime running lights. Cross Traffic Alert, which makes backing out of parking spots more safe, is now included with the optional Blind Spot Detection system. Steering feel is refined by changes to the electronics in the steering system. A power Hands-Free Smart Liftgate with Auto Open is now offered, optional on base models and standard on the 2.0T. Just stand by the liftgate while in possession of the Proximity Key and it opens by itself, making it easier to load without putting packages on the ground. A power lift gate wasn't available on the Santa Fe Sport last year; it can be operated in the traditional manner with the remote or a button inside the vehicle. 2.0T offers Xenon HID headlights in the Ultimate Package.
All-new for 2015, the Sonata gains a new high-mileage variant with a 1.6 turbocharged direct injected four-cylinder engine and a 7-speed dual clutch transmission. The other engines are mostly unchanged, but the 2.0 Turbo loses almost 30 horsepower (on paper), down to 245. The exterior styling is a lot more conservative than the devious model, indicating Hyundai is ready to take more market share and no longer just needs attention. The Sonata offers the hands-free trunk opening that was introduced on the Genesis sedan: wait by the trunk with the smart key in your pocket and the trunk will pop open. High-strength steel and chassis improvements got the new Sonata an "Acceptable" score in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Small Offset Frontal Crash Test, which gets the Sonata a "Top Pick Plus" when equipped with is new optional Collision Warning system (Limited/Sport). A Lane Departure and a rear cross-path warning are now offered.
Unlike the regular Sonata, the 2015 Sonata Hybrid is a full carryover. No changes from 2014 model. With a new Eco model, it is unclear whether a successor based on the new chassis will be coming or if the hybrid is over. Probably the former.
Backup camera is now an option on the entry-level GLS trim, along with a power driver's seat, power driver's lumbar adjustment, and automatic headlights, as part of the Popular Equipment Package.
2015 Mitsubishi Changes


One of my favorite new bundles in the 2017-2018 Annual catalog is the Lovely Inside & Out stamp set which is bundles with the Lovely Words Thinlits. For this beautiful card, i also used the Garden in bloom stamp set in the background. Check out the video for the great tip on adhering vellum!
And if you haven't guessed, I think my new favorite color combination is Powder Pink Berry Burst and Lemon Lime Twist! I can't wait for you to get your hands on these new 2017-2019 In Colors!
I love how the "hugs" is cut from the Lovely Words thinlits in Gold foil. . . and it contrasts with the gold embossing on the "& kisses". Scrumptious new ribbon too!
Here's one of the other word combinations with this bundle! The new catalogs should be arriving this week!
I love your videos, nice job. Appreciate the time you take for us putting them togeather so we can learn.


This is another staple meal at our house that ticks all the boxes – tasty, simple and healthy (my sacred trilogy of family dinners). You can improvise and sub-out ingredients for others depending on what you have at home which saves money and saves waste.
Crush or finely chop your garlic cloves, thinly slice and dice the shallots, finely grate the carrot. Also chop the herbs up finely. Personally, I don't even peel the carrots because they are going to be cooked in the oven at a high enough heat to kill anything nasty.
Prepare an oven tray by putting some baking paper down and brushing it evenly with olive oil. Keep the brush out for the sesame oil at the end.
Mix all your ingredients (except the sesame oil) together well.
Spoon generous piles of the mixture onto the baking tray about a centimetre apart.
Brush or splash the top of each chicken ball with sesame oil. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until slightly browned.
Serving ideas: add fresh herbs or iceberg lettuce, baked kumera (sweet potato) or baby potatoes. Add a dipping sauce if desired such as sweet chilli or sweet soy, alternatively just splash the leaves or lettuce with apple cider vinegar (and make sure it has the live 'mother' culture in it. My favourite is the BRAGGS brand).
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We've had a very wet winter this year after some years of drought. I live in the Inland Empire in California and when that happens, we get an explosion of wildflowers that are very beautiful. Not too far from where I live, we have some hills that are covered in so many poppies, the hills look orange.
The city of Lake Elsinore (near our home) became a tourist attraction almost overnight! They were calling it the Lake Elsinore Super Bloom. How unlucky for us because we get our taxes done over at Lake Elsinore and we hit crazy traffic. Why? Because of Poppies. The hills look amazing but it sure made getting to our appointment hard. The freeway was a parking lot and the streets were worse. We kept getting detoured and lots of people were walking on busy streets with no sidewalks! I'm not talking about little residential streets either. We had to be extra careful not to hit anyone. Even with all that, we were only ten minutes late to our appointment (we left very early).
This is the best picture I was able to get while risking dropping my cell phone on a busy freeway!
I shot this one before I thought to open the window. It's hard to read but that sign is asking that people not pull over because people were parking on the freeway!
I wish I had been able to get pics of the crazy crowds on the side of the freeway. It was madness! I would have loved to stop at one of the trails that went through the poppies but I wasn't about to deal with that many people for some flowers, as pretty as they are and all.
Crochet of course! I had good, nay, great intentions when I opened the door to my office. It's gotten a bit cluttered and it was time for a little spring cleaning. I didn't even walk in all the way when I spotted a naked doll I had brought home from work just sitting there. How long had she been there? Over a year?
That got me thinking about how that poor baby doll had also been languishing in a drawer at work for a long time before I brought her home. The kids can't handle naked dolls. There, I said it. They take all the clothes off and then shenanigans happen AND THEN I have to confiscate.
I know part of the fun is dressing the dolls, but if they stayed clothed, there would be no problem. So I ended up with a drawer full of naked dolls waiting for me to make them some permanent, absolutely can't take off, clothes. All the other dolls finally got some outfits, but for some reason, this one was still sitting in my office. You can see why I had to put off cleaning my office to finally make her an outfit.
For memory's sake, here are two of the other dolls.


Detail drawings of doorways and section of pillar.
Photographic copy of drawing of Chirnside Church.
Oblique aerial view centred on the school with the church, burial ground and dovecot adjacent, taken from the N.
Oblique aerial view centred on the school with the church, burial ground and dovecot adjacent, taken from the SE.
(NT 86964 56030) Chirnside church was extensively restored and altered in 1907. The only original feature remaining is the Norman doorway at the W end of the S wall (SDD undated). A modern stone porch has been erected over this doorway, whose style indicates that the church was probably built in the mid-12th century. The original building was of simple Norman type, oblong on plan, c 78' x 23'. Fragmentary portions of side wells remain, probably indicating the site of a porch. There was also a vaulted W tower, which was taken down in 1750.
Visited by OS (JP) 14 December 1972.


This unit of competency is part of the Aeroskills Structures Maintenance Certificate IV training pathway. It covers the competencies required for the repair and modification of fixed and rotary wing aircraft metal structure. The unit is used in workplaces that operate under the airworthiness regulatory systems of the ADF and the CASA.
A person who demonstrates competency in this unit must be able to apply hand skills, use special tools and structural repair manuals and schemes and modification data to repair/modify aircraft structure while applying all relevant safety precautions.


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Q: How to start Chrome with only some extensions selectively enabled? I'm trying to figure out a way to create a shortcut or batch file, to launch Google Chrome with just the extension "Ad-block" enabled but all other extensions disabled.
I have a shortcut for Chrome with all extensions enabled (for regular use) and a shortcut with "chrome.exe --disable-extensions" when I need to run programs that need as much memory as I can give it.
Now I want a shortcut so I can run Chrome with just Ad-Block enabled, because browsing the clean Chrome was annoying with all the adds popping up.

A: I use an extension manager called "Extensioner" to manage my extensions.
With it, I created 3 groups of extensions. I can now enable or disable each group at will, with one mouse click.

A: You might as well create a create a new user (left upper corner avatar), install addblocker for that user.
Every-time you will change to the newer user  (by clicking left upper corner avatar) a new chrome will open with only addblocker and all the settings made for that account, for me it works like that.

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Cupcake Delights is excited to announce that our new cupcake shop on Anna Maria Island is now offically open! Stop by for one our delicious cupcakes!
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Q: keep getting invalid identifier and incorrect datatype in apex create table Schedule (
lms_code   varchar (100),
bcode      varchar (100),
start_date varchar (100),
end_date   varchar (100),
timings    time
);

A: The way I see it, you'd

*

*use VARCHAR2 datatype (not VARCHAR). Why? Oracle says

The VARCHAR datatype is synonymous with the VARCHAR2 datatype. To avoid possible changes in behavior, always use the VARCHAR2 datatype to store variable-length character strings.

*start_date and end_date should be DATE, not VARCHAR2. Always store dates into DATE datatype column, never store them as strings into VARCHAR2. Why? Today is 6th of November 2020 and you'd store it into DATE datatype column as e.g. date literal: date '2020-11-06'. If it were a VARCHAR2 column, you could put 06.11.2020 into it, or 1f.scx3.f4, or Littlefoot ... all those are strings and you'll have problems if you insist on storing dates as strings.

*as of the timings column, question is: what will you store in there? There's no time datatype in Oracle so you'd use date (if you're happy with times up to seconds), timestamp (if you need fractional seconds), or ... I don't know, something else - again, depending on what you'll be storing into that column
So: to make it work, you could
SQL> create table Schedule (
  2    lms_code   varchar2 (100),
  3    bcode      varchar2 (100),
  4    start_date date,
  5    end_date   date,
  6    timings    date
  7  );

Table created.

SQL>

A: you are using wrong data type , we don't have time datatype , you can use   TIMESTAMP:
CREATE TABLE Schedule
    (
        lms_code     VARCHAR(100)
        , bcode      VARCHAR(100)
        , start_date VARCHAR(100)
        , end_date   VARCHAR(100)
        , timings    TIMESTAMP
    );


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Броушей 197 () — індіанська резервація в Канаді, у провінції Манітоба, у межах невключеної частини переписної області №23.

Населення
За даними перепису 2016 року, індіанська резервація нараховувала 383 особи, показавши скорочення на 5,7%, порівняно з 2011-м роком. Середня густина населення становила 8,9 осіб/км².

З офіційних мов обидвома одночасно не володів жоден з жителів, тільки англійською — 375, а 5 — жодною з них. Усього 145 осіб вважали рідною мовою не одну з офіційних, з них 140 — одну з корінних мов.

Працездатне населення становило 37,3% усього населення, рівень безробіття — 31,6%.

Клімат
Середня річна температура становить -4,4°C, середня максимальна – 19,5°C, а середня мінімальна – -31,5°C. Середня річна кількість опадів – 454 мм.

Примітки

Населені пункти Манітоби

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Bible, Main, Spiritual Gifts, Teaching, z118
2003 – The Third Heavenly Visitation
written by peterworby
Resistencia, Argentina Credit: Valerio, Pillar/Flickr/Creative Commons
Español: 2003 – La Tercera Visita Celestial
After having met the angel Preacher in the First Visitation and Conquer in the Second Visitation my expectation was that the Third Visitation would be similar. It was not. It was greater in power and I encountered an angel, or someone of a higher order that changed my destiny.
About two weeks after Conquer had visited I was awakened in the night with a power in my room so great that I was immediately startled and started to rebuke this being "In Jesus na……". I was going to command this one to get out of my room. Mid-sentence I shut my mouth, put my head under the covers and said "I'm sorry, what do you want?"
I do not know if this was the Lord or the Angel of the Lord but the immediate response was "I WANT MY ARGENTINIAN REVIVAL TO MOVE NORTH!"
I try in situations like this to get out at least one intelligent question and so I said "Why?"
The answer was "They have had it long enough."
I then asked "Have they done something wrong?"
He said "NO, BUT I WANT MY ARGENTINIAN REVIVAL TO MOVE NORTH."
He then told me, "You are not allowed to tell anyone of my visit until I release you." And then words were spoken into a huge echo chamber and I was hearing parts of words that sounded like "resunction" "resisuntion" and as hard as I tried I could not hear the complete word because of all the echoing that was clanging around me. Something was deposited in my spirit.
I am very exact in repeating words that God has given to me without any alteration, and so as I started to pray in the following days I said "LET YOUR ARGENTINIAN REVIVAL MOVE NORTH," for those were the exact words that God had expressed.
I knew nothing about any Argentinian Revival as I'd never studied revivals, so I had no personal stake in this word, but I prayed. I told no one and I carried this word in me for about a month before I cried out for help. I felt like I was a pregnant woman carrying a baby and the longer this word was in me the more pressure that it put on me, in every fashion, including physically.
After carrying this for a month I cried out to God and told him I needed help, I was in pain, it was hurting me. In our Sunday church service in our house I told the people that I couldn't tell them what had happened to me but that I was praying for something that was so hard that I needed help. I asked for volunteers. I lay down on my back on the carpet and immediately there were three or four people down beside me touching my spirit. They started to groan and cry out under the weight of what was put on them. One week later God told me that I was allowed to tell my three elders what had happened. I related to them the Third Visitation and I asked them to pray exactly as I was praying. I told them of the echo chamber and the words that I heard that somehow there was a fountain in some place that had to be opened and I told them the parts of the word that I had heard, "resunction" "resisuntion".
We prayed for a number of months and then Dr. Sam Matthews, from Shawnee, Oklahoma who serves International Christian Leadership Connections (ICLC) as a member of the Apostolic Company returned to Regina and met with myself and two Elders. I related to him what had happened in the Three Visitations and that the word that he had given me had been fulfilled. When I was relating to him about the Third Visitation one of the Elders spoke up and said "The name of the place is Resistencia."
I replied "When did you find that out?"
He informed me that about a month earlier he had looked it up and found it, but, he hadn't told me. Dr. Sam had wide eyes and said that he wanted to tell me something later. From then on I specifically prayed "LORD, LET YOUR ARGENTINIAN REVIVAL MOVE NORTH, THE RESISTENCIA FOUNTAIN OPEN."
Dr. Sam spoke at our church in Regina and then my wife and I took him in our car to Minot, North Dakota, where he would also be speaking. During the car ride Dr. Sam related his story to us.
"Approximately in the year 1985" he said "I was in a Baptist Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma and I went to the fellowship lunch being held downstairs after the service. God directed me to go and sit beside a stranger. After awhile I asked him who he was and what was his story?"
The man said:
"My name is Clifford Long. I received a call from God to become a Missionary and a Missionary Board sent me down to Resistencia, Argentina. I was accompanied by my wife and two daughters. I really didn't know very much except that I was obeying a call of God.
"I spent 13 unfruitful years having only led one older indigenous man to Christ.
"My barber challenged me about Christianity and he demonstrated that he had far more power than I had, as he levitated over me as he cut my hair. One of my daughters committed suicide, my wife and I returned to the USA and the Missionary Board took away my accreditation. I only knew that I was told to go there and I was not ready to let go of what God had said to me.'"
Clifford continued, "One night there was a huge noise around my house and I got up and went to the door and gathered outside were 3,000 people crying and weeping, asking 'How can I know Jesus?'"
"I was immediately swept up into this Revival that seemed to be 24 hours a day. One day as I was walking on the sidewalk, God said "Go back" and I looked back and saw my body lying on the sidewalk; I went back and got back in my body."
"As fast as I could I trained young men to come and help me. This revival lasted for 5 or 6 years in the 1950's and the young men whom I had trained took over the revival and I felt pushed out."
"This most precious thing was taken from me and so I returned to the United States."
Dr. Sam Matthews was hungry for these things to happen in Oklahoma and he moved Clifford Long into an apartment in Shawnee, Oklahoma near where Dr. Sam lives. He desired his church young people to have interaction with Clifford Long. After a duration of time he released Clifford to go back to Tulsa because it was not creating what he hoped.
In the car on the way to Minot Dr. Sam said "I have been interceding for 18 years, saying to my Heavenly Father, 'I want your Argentinian Revival to move North and now the angel has spoken this to you. I now give you this intercession.'"
I was astounded, even as Sam was, that God had given something to me that Sam had carried for all those years. I live further north than Oklahoma and I was crying out for the revival to come to
Saskatchewan. I accepted this responsibility with great purpose and great destiny.
I wanted this for our Nation, I wanted this for our Province, not really knowing what it was I was asking for.
In 1999 a friend and I went to the National School of the Prophets in Colorado Springs. I didn't know any of the people who were speaking, I had never gone out to conferences, but I went there.
During one of the evening sessions, a lady named Cindy Jacobs was speaking and she drew our attention to three small loaves of bread that had been sent from and baked in an oven in one of the 13 original colonies of the United States. She asked three men to take one loaf each and give bread to anyone who wanted it. So these three men, \one was Dutch Sheets, started to move into the crowd and give bread. There were about 3,000 people at that meeting and three little loaves of bread. After a little while, Cindy Jacobs yelled out "Dutch, is there still bread in the house?" and he held up the loaf.
Every hair on my body stood on end and I stood on a chair against the wall so that I could watch. All who had wanted bread, had it, and there was still bread.
Then Cindy Jacobs started to call out special situations. One of those was "Is anybody from Canada here?" My friend and I, along with 6 other Canadians gathered at the front. Cindy Jacobs grabbed a chunk of bread off the loaf and carefully looked over the eight of us. She then looked at me and said "Here, take this back for the healing of your Nation." It was five years later when I was given the responsibility of crying out for revival to come to Saskatchewan.
I will relate at another time the particulars of how this happened, but, a man I met, named Alejandro Juszczuk from Resistencia, Argentina was able to give solid proof that the revival in City Bell and the revival in Resistencia came from people affected by the 1948 Revival in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada.
I then reviewed the Third Visitation that I had and I further understood that the Lord was not asking for THEIR Revival to come to us but he was asking for the North Battleford Revival to come home.
I will relate three different trips I took to Argentina in the years 2005, 2006 and 2008 in another article.
Two young men started attending our House Church in the year 2017. When I showed a video I had purchased called "From the River to the Ends of the Earth" the father of these boys told me to stop the video. He told his son that was also watching "Look there's your Grandmother" she was in the congregation in the 1948 Revival and he spotted her while they were panning the crowd.
Over the next year and three quarters, I ended up by going to two summer camps and two services with this group of people called Global Missions. I was given a great privilege to spend time with many of their elders. These meetings were at the Sharon School in North Battleford.
On the second camp in July 2018 God directed me, after 15 years of praying, "LORD, LET YOUR ARGENTINIAN REVIVAL MOVE NORTH, THE RESISTENCIA FOUNTAIN OPEN."
With full permission from Global Missions' traveling elders, Brian Hannigan from North Battleford and Robert Persaud from Greensboro, North Carolina I completed what I was directed to do.
My wife Trish and I along with our daughter-in-law Tracy, grand-daughter Casey and on Skype with Dr. Sam Matthews and his wife Kathy, legally reopened the Revival Well in North Battleford while we were in the Cloud Room, which traces back to the start of the 1948 revival. After being criticized for leaving classes to fast and pray, several students and teachers attending a Bible school in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan relocated to an abandoned facility at the small airport in North Battleford that had been used to train pilots during World War II.
One room had clouds painted on the wall that was used to train pilots on the use of the horizon line in flight simulation exercises. This is the same room where the student gathered to pray that led to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the North Battleford revival.
I reopened the well in Argentina; when I reopened the well in Resistencia I didn't take it lightly, and God did a sign in Argentina to confirm. In North Battleford God also told me to reopen the well and gave me a sign before I proceeded.
My wife and I were treated by Global Missions with respect and generosity. I also hold great respect for the work of Global Missions that has continued to be faithful to the revelations and the power of the 1948 Revival in North Battleford.
We were privileged to sit down with eight of the "old ones" those who were still alive that were in the 1948 revival and we listened to their stories. The Revivals of North Battleford and Resistencia were both marked by miraculous healings and salvations.
LET YOUR REVIVAL FOUNTAIN INCREASE AND INCREASE AND INCREASE IN SASKATCHEWAN. — EZ
Hello My Name is Peter
Heavenly Visitations 1 and 2
ARGENTINA – Ready or not here we come!
RESISTENCIA – The Discovery 2005
2006 Argentina – The Black 666
ARGENTINA 2008 – How do you birth a revival?
ARGENTINA 2008 – 'Spring up O Well'
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Well I did it, I went on the club orientation ride and I had a good time. So much so I filled out the online app and joined the club when I got home. It was very well run and run at an easy pace with no pressure. We all eventually settled into mini groups according to our skill levels. I fell into the mid-pack group right where I thought I would be. I do have a lot to learn about riding in packs of people but overall did pretty well and held my own. Overall it was a great experience and I am looking forward to doing more rides with the group.


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var should = require('chai').should();
var expect = require('chai').expect;
require('chai').use(require('chai-things'));
var workoutCollection = require('./workoutCollection');
var programCollection = require('./programCollection');
var userCollection = require('./userCollection');
var Client = require('./client');
var Promise = require('bluebird');
var level1schedule = require("./fixtures/level1schedule");
var level2schedule = require("./fixtures/level2schedule");
var level3schedule = require("./fixtures/level3schedule");
var _ = require("lodash");
var async = require('asyncawait/async');
var await = require('asyncawait/await');

describe('#workout', function()
{

	var client, db;
	var lastWorkout = {
		program: {
			day: 'first',
			week: 'a',
			level: 2,
		},
		notes: "Some notes about it.",
		createdOn: new Date(),
		exercises: [
		{
			name: 'Squat',
			goalSets: 3,
			goalReps: 5,
			sets: [
			{reps: 5, weight: 45},
			{reps: 5, weight: 45},
			{reps: 5, weight: 45}
			]

		}
		]
	};

	var client, db;

	before(function(done)
	{
		client = new Client();
		client.connect()
		.then(function()
		{
			db = client.db;
			workoutCollection.db = db;
			programCollection.db = db;
			userCollection.db = db;
			return Promise.all([programCollection.removeAll(),
				workoutCollection.removeAll(),
				userCollection.removeAll()]);
		})
		.then(function()
		{
			done();
		})
		.error(function(err)
		{
			done(err);
		})
	});

	afterEach(function(done)
	{
		Promise.all([programCollection.removeAll(),
			workoutCollection.removeAll(),
			userCollection.removeAll()])
		.then(function()
		{
			done();
		});
	});

	after(function(done)
	{
		Promise.all([programCollection.removeAll(),
			workoutCollection.removeAll(),
			userCollection.removeAll()])
		.then(function()
		{
			return client.close();
		})
		.then(function()
		{
			client = null;
			done();
		})
		.error(function(err)
		{
			client = null;
			done(err);
		});
	});

	var getUserFixture = async (function()
	{
		var created = await (userCollection.createUser("jesse@jessewarden.com", "JesterXL", "password"));
		if(created === false)
		{
			throw new Error("Failed to create user fixtured.");
		}
		return await (userCollection.findUser({email: "jesse@jessewarden.com"}));
	});

	describe('#getWorkoutFromDay', function()
	{
		it('works for level 1 first', function()
		{
			var result = workoutCollection.getWorkoutFromDay(level1schedule.weekA, 'first');
			result.should.exist;
			result.days.should.include('first');
			result.exercises.should.include({ name: 'Squat', sets: 3, reps: 5 });
		});

		it('works for level 1 second', function()
		{
			var result = workoutCollection.getWorkoutFromDay(level1schedule.weekA, 'second');
			result.should.exist;
			result.days.should.include('second');
			result.exercises.should.include({ name: 'Squat', sets: 3, reps: 5 });
		});

		it('works for level 2', function()
		{
			var result = workoutCollection.getWorkoutFromDay(level2schedule.weekA, 'first');
			result.should.exist;
			result.days.should.include('first');
			result.exercises.should.include({ name: 'Squat', sets: 3, reps: 5 });
		});
	});

	describe('#getWorkoutFromProgram', function()
	{
		var programFixture = {
			level: 1,
			week: 'a',
			day: 'first'
		};

		it('gets a basic workout from a basic program', function()
		{
			var workout = workoutCollection.getWorkoutFromProgram(programFixture);
      // console.log("workout:", workout);
      workout.should.exist;
      workout.days.should.include('first');
      workout.exercises.should.contain.a.thing.with.property('name', 'Squat');
  });
	});

	describe("#getWorkoutBasedOnLastWorkout", function()
	{
		var lastWorkout = null;

		beforeEach(function()
		{
			lastWorkout = _.cloneDeep({
				program: {
					day: 'first',
					week: 'a',
					level: 2
				},
				notes: "Some notes about it.",
				createdOn: new Date(),
				exercises: [
				{
					name: 'Squat',
					goalSets: 3,
					goalReps: 5,
					sets: [
					{reps: 5, weight: 45},
					{reps: 5, weight: 45},
					{reps: 5, weight: 45}
					]
				},
				{
					name: 'Overhead Press',
					goalSets: 3,
					goalReps: 5,
					sets: [
					{reps: 5, weight: 45},
					{reps: 5, weight: 45},
					{reps: 5, weight: 45}
					]
				}
				]
			});
		});

		it("gets a workout based on a fixture", function()
		{
			var workout = workoutCollection.getWorkoutBasedOnLastWorkout(lastWorkout);
			workout.should.exist;
			workout.days.should.include('second');
			workout.exercises.should.contain.a.thing.with.property('name', 'Squat');
		});

		it("gets first day based on last day", function()
		{
			lastWorkout.program.day = 'third';
			var workout = workoutCollection.getWorkoutBasedOnLastWorkout(lastWorkout);
			workout.should.exist;
			workout.days.should.include('first');
			workout.exercises.should.contain.a.thing.with.property('name', 'Squat');
		});

		it("gets third day based on second day", function()
		{
			lastWorkout.program.day = 'second';
			var workout = workoutCollection.getWorkoutBasedOnLastWorkout(lastWorkout);
			workout.should.exist;
			workout.days.should.include('third');
			workout.exercises.should.contain.a.thing.with.property('name', 'Squat');
		});

		it("gets week b based on finishing a", function()
		{
			lastWorkout.program.day = 'third';
			lastWorkout.exercises[1].name.should.equal('Overhead Press');
			var workout = workoutCollection.getWorkoutBasedOnLastWorkout(lastWorkout);
			workout.should.exist;
			workout.days.should.include('first');
			workout.exercises[1].name.should.equal('Bench Press');
			workout.exercises.should.contain.a.thing.with.property('name', 'Bench Press');
		});

	});

describe("#getTodaysWorkout", function()
{
	it("gets a default workout for a new user", function(done)
	{
		getUserFixture().then(function(user)
		{
			return workoutCollection.getTodaysWorkout(user, new Date());
		})
		.then(function(workout)
		{
        // console.log("workout:", workout);
        workout.should.exist;
        done();
    });
	});
});

describe("#saveWorkout", function()
{
	it("works", function(done)
	{
		var savedUser = null;
		getUserFixture().then(function(user)
		{
			savedUser = user;
			return workoutCollection.getTodaysWorkout(user, new Date());
		})
		.then(function(workout)
		{
        workout.should.exist;
        _.forEach(workout.exercises, function(exercise)
        {
        	exercise.sets.push({reps: 5, weight: 45}, {reps: 5, weight: 45}, {reps: 5, weight: 45});
        });
        return workoutCollection.saveWorkout(savedUser, workout);
    })
		.then(function(result)
		{
			result.result.ok.should.equal(1);
			done();
		})
		.catch(function(error)
		{
			console.error("saveWorkout error:", error);
		});
	});

	it("saves it then you can read it out", function(done)
	{
		var savedUser = null;
		var now = new Date();
		getUserFixture().then(function(user)
		{
			savedUser = user;
			return workoutCollection.getTodaysWorkout(user, new Date());
		})
		.then(function(workout)
		{
			workout.should.exist;
			_.forEach(workout.exercises, function(exercise)
			{
				exercise.sets.push({reps: 5, weight: 45}, {reps: 5, weight: 45}, {reps: 5, weight: 45});
			});
			return workoutCollection.saveWorkout(savedUser, workout);
		})
		.then(function(result)
		{
			result.result.ok.should.equal(1);
			return workoutCollection.getWorkout({userID: savedUser._id});
		})
		.then(function(readWorkout)
		{
			readWorkout.should.exist;
			done();
		})
		.catch(function(error)
		{
			console.error("saveWorkout error:", error);
		});
	});

});

});


An anti-aging eye cream that treats the delicate eye contour area especially in sensitive skins.
Nourishing anti-aging cream formulated to treat the delicate area of the eye contour, especially for sensitive skin types.
With excellent draining properties, it also diminishes the premature destruction of collagen and elastin caused by inadequate skin protection. Its daily use softens the eye contour and rejuvenates the appearance of the eyelids.
Result: Daily use softens the skin around the eyes and rejuvenates the appearance of the eyelids.
Active Ingredients: Thermal water, Pre-biotic oligosaccharides, Ceramides, Pumpkin extract, Clorella Vulgaris extract, Buckwheat.
Apply a thin layer of eye contour cream, morning and night, with a gentle massage from inner areas towards the outer areas, insisting on crow's feet.


Slow Fish is the official Slow Food® campaign for sustainable fisheries, raising awareness among seafood-lovers through the biennial Slow Fish fair in Genoa, Italy. For small-island states like Barbados our oceans are a critical element to our survival. At the same time, we are disproportionately affected by issues such as rising sea levels, overfishing and intruding predatory species. Through our local initiatives we focus on promoting sustainable fishing methods, supporting responsible artisanal fisherfolk and providing opportunities for public participation with cooking demos and competitions – Support your local fisherfolk!
Fish: It's a slippery issue. Hidden underwater, our marine resources are not easy to study or understand. What state are our seas in? What fish species are on the verge of extinction? Can we influence the market? Should we stop eating fish? Is there a future for small-scale fishers?
With fishing, just like with agriculture, Slow Food® Barbados strongly believes that every individual can contribute in his or her own small way to changing the mechanisms of the globalised food system based on extensive exploitation of resources.
Slow Food® Barbados aims to educate the public by using digestible nuggets of info that will help the community to understand the issues and solutions. The main objective of our social media Slow Fish campaign is to educate people about what they can do to make change through their eating choices and habits. We have been doing this by sharing information on our social media outlets relating to sustainable fishing and fishieries.
This event is held annually in collaboration with the Barbados Lionfish Project. We collaborate to educate the public on the dangers of lionfish to our ocean ecosystems and what the public can do to reduce this invasive species' impact. In partnership with the Lionfish Derby we work with restaurants to include lionfish on the menu and educate the public on the importance of supporting this sustainable fish… and how delicious it is!
For more information on the derby visit www.barbadoslionfishderby.com or by visiting their Facebook page.
Know & Support Your Fisherfolk!


Hello Darlings, From Moscow to Milan, and Tokyo to Toronto, Park Hyatt hosts fabulous culinary experiences called "Masters of Food & Wine" on the turn of each season. Last night, I was kindly invited to the upscale Park Hyatt in Toronto for a " Bourbon and Barbecue" event to celebrate summer solstice and sample and learn all-things bourbon!
World famous bourbon whiskey maker Beam Inc. partnered with Park Hyatt to host the event, where Distillery Diplomat Matt Jones guided the group (about 40 people) through a tasting of six different bourbon brands. We started with the lowest percentage alcohol brands such as Jim Beam Black and Devil's Cut. Round three was my personal favorite - Maker's Mark - followed by the stronger and more exotic Knob Creek and Booker's Bourbon brands.
After the sampling lesson, Matt treated the group to summery cocktails including my favorite with strawberries that he marinated in bourbon for 3 days! The special events room at the Park Hyatt has a stunning view over-looking Toronto facing south from Yorkville, and sipping my strawberry cocktail with this view was a real treat!
Beam bourbon whiskey is made at the distillery near Louisville Kentucky.
Oak barrels are used only once and then sold for re-use to other whiskey distilleries.
Due to differences in weather, whiskey makers can accomplish in 6 years what it takes 30 years to accomplish in Scotland.
Bourbon is one of the fastest growing alcohol categories in the liquor store.
All bottles of Maker's Mark are still dipped by hand in the famously distinct red wax.
Mixologist Matt recommends mixing Makers Mark with ginger ale (and not Coke).
Maker's Mark Wax Dipping from Marta Tryshak on Vimeo.
After our bourbon tasting, Park Hyatt Toronto Executive Chef Joan Monfaredi treated the group to a delicious four course dinner in true Canadian style with two courses of barbecue steak. My favorite was the chili garlic rubber steak bavette.
The event attracted a wonderful crowd, and I strongly recommend trying out the experience for a special date night especially with how stunning the view from Park Hyatt rooftop patio is. To see a calendar of events including all the unique events hosted by the other Park Hyatt Hotels worldwide - and for contact details to sign up for the next event at the Park Hyatt Toronto - visit this link. It was truly an amazing culinary experience!


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Class 35 Professional property management services relating to the maintenance of existing buildings and new works; procurement of contractors to carry out such works on behalf of clients.
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RBW, Chingford, This Friday - Full Card
by Goldy on 20 July 2004 10:43 pm
RBW - Wrestling Event in Chingford London
Revolution British Wrestling are returning to the popular London venue Ryan Hall, in Chingford, London. This will be the third time in which Revolution British Wrestling will be returning to the venue, following previous events in March and June, and with the British Welterweight and British Middleweight Championships on the line, as well as the home town tag team the New Breed on hand, this could be the best event yet!
The card for the 24th July is confirmed so far as being:
MAIN EVENT - Tag Team Contest:
The New Breed � Ashe and Curve (Chingford, London)
Stixx (Finchley, London) and Chris Wyld (Maidstone, Kent)
The New Breed are a tag team from our very own Chingford, made up of Ashe and Curve who have wrestled all over the United Kingdom, and are making their return to the Ryan Hall.
In this match, the team will be against the Southern Alliance combination of Stixx and Chris Wyld, who are the present and undefeated Tag Team Champions.
We are sure that the home town fans will be cheering on the local tag team, the New Breed in their bid to become British Tag Team Champions, but will the Southern Alliance once again prevail and win yet another contest?
British Welterweight Championship Contest:
"The Gift" Ross Jordan (Hertford, Hertfordshire)
Sammy Ray (c) (Chelsea, London)
Sammy Ray ended the four-month British Welterweight Championship reign of �The Gift� Ross Jordan in March of this year, in the nearby town of Enfield. Ross Jordan, a member of the Southern Alliance, has vowed that he will regain his former title.
The contest promises action to be thick and fast, and we are sure that the popular Sammy Ray will do his best to prevent Ross Jordan from gaining a second reign as Champion.
British Middleweight Championship Contest:
"Misfit" Jorge Castano (c) (Cali, Colombia)
Dragon Phoenix (Northfield)
Reigning British Middleweight Champion, "Misfit" Jorge Castano will be making his second appearance in Chingford at this event. He took part in a match against Johnny Kidd back in March, which he lost, coincidentally, the match was for the British Middleweight Championship, which Kidd held at the time. And in fact, it was Johnny Kidd who Castano finally defeated over two months later at the end of May in Hitchin, Hertfordshire to raise the Championship.
Opposing Castano will be Dragon Phoenix, who will be making his first ever RBW appearance. Dragon Phoenix has been a professional wrestler for just under four years, so will hold an experience disadvantage against the experienced Jorge Castano. However, Dragon Phoenix has caused quite a stir in the West Midlands area, and stands a chance here to perhaps cause a huge upset victory, against the arrogant Colombian star.
Also on the card, are Colombia�s international wrestling superstar "Misfit" Jorge Castano, the masked star from Black Mountain known only as Ghloom, Birmingham�s �Sadistic� Jack Storm and the notorious high-flying star Spud.
Three-Way Contest:
"Sensation of the Nation" Rob Hunter (Birmingham)
Spud (Birmingham)
"Sadistic" Jack Storm (Birmingham)
In what is an extremely rare spectacle, three of the UK's top young wrestlers will do battle in a three-way contest. What's surprising is that all three grapplers are from the city of Birmingham!
For fans who saw the monthly event in Enfield last month, the ending of the Battle Gauntlet saw "Sensation of the Nation" Rob Hunter win it (after already defeating Johnny Kidd in a huge upset earlier). Unfortunately for Spud, the referee didn't see him eliminate Hunter, which led to Hunter's return into the ring to eliminate Spud and win the contest.
Rob Hunter and Spud have had an on-going feud which has been taking place for several years, and one other wrestler to be involved is "Sadistic" Jack Storm. Storm, noted for a very vicious array of manoeuvres inside the wrestling ring, has a record of two straight victories over Spud this year alone, and is widely tipped as a potential star for the future.
In the Enfield Battle Gauntlet as well, it was Jack Storm who was eliminated by Rob Hunter. Perhaps a wrestling-reply from Jack Storm doing exactly the same to Rob Hunter during a May Battle Gauntlet, when RBW bought professional wrestling back to the Civic Hall in Wolverhampton.
Battle Gauntlet
Stars the wrestlers from the night's contests, as well as some extra wrestlers.
Wrestlers enter at one-minute intervals, with the last wrestler left in the ring following over-the-top rope eliminating between the wrestlers, being declared the winner.
Date - Saturday 24th July 2004
Venue - Ryan Hall, On the corner of Chingford Mount Road/Larkswood Road, Chingford, London, E4 Map
Times - Doors Open at 7.00pm. Event Begins at 7.45pm. Show Ends at 10.00pm.
Travel Directions:
Nearest British Rail Station - Highams Park or Chingford (97 bus from here) (both stations are on the direct line from London Liverpool Street).
Nearest Tube Station - Walthamstow Central (Victoria Line) (if travelling to Walthamstow Central, the bus routes 97, 215, 357, 505 will take you to the venue).
Nearest Bus Routes - 97, 158, 215, 357, 444, 505 (all go directly past the venue)
Nearest Motorway - M25 (junction 26)
If travelling by car, from the North Circular Road (A406), leave at the Crooked Billet junction (Walthamstow) on to the A112 (Chingford Road). On leaving the roundabout you will pass the Walthamstow Dog Stadium on your right. Follow this road north. Cross the crossroads with the Morrison�s supermarket turn-off on the left, just past this you enter Chingford. Continue proceeding along the road, past the parades of shops and the Royston Arms pub. You will see the venue on the main road as it veers to the right. The venue (a large red-brick building) stands slightly back from the main road.
Car parking is available on-site.
Disabled Access -Yes.
Parking -Yes.
Bar & Refreshments -Available.
Merchandise -Available.
Adults - �7.00
Concessions - �6.00
Family Ticket - �25.00
Telephone - 07940 476612
E-mail - tickets@revolutionbritishwrestling.co.uk (this is for reserve-only).
Cheque/Cash/Postal Order etc - Please e-mail tickets@revolutionbritishwrestling.co.uk for instructions.
In person - Tickets will be available at all RBW Training Sessions.
Online Payment - All major credit and debit cards are accepted via our website.
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Trump Calls On States To Reopen Places Of Worship Immediately
By NPR News | May 22, 2020
Updated at 3 p.m. ET
President Trump said Friday that state governors should allow churches, synagogues, mosques and other houses of worship to reopen immediately.
In brief comments at the White House, Trump said houses of worship are "essential places that provide essential services." Churches have faced restrictions for gatherings and ceremonies as public health officials worked to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Some have chafed at the restrictions.
Trump said governors should allow the houses of worship to reopen "right now for this weekend." The president threatened that if they don't, "I will override the governors," he said, adding, "In America, we need more prayer, not less."
"These are places that hold our society together," he said.
It's not clear what authority Trump has to override states who wish to keep houses of worship closed. White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany didn't elaborate on what action Trump would take if governors didn't direct churches and other places of worship to open, calling those situations hypothetical.
"We can all hope that this Sunday, people are allowed to pray to their gods across this country," she said.
Trump said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had released guidance to help churches reopen but did not provide details. White evangelicals have been among Trump's strongest supporters.
Dr. Deborah Birx, White House coronavirus task force coordinator, said faith leaders considering reopening should be in touch with their local health departments to advise their congregants properly. She also said people with risk factors or comorbidities in communities with a high number of cases may consider staying away for now.
"I know those houses of worship want to protect them. … Maybe they can't go this week," she said.
"But there is way to social distance … in places of worship."
Birx also encouraged people to enjoy the outdoors during the Memorial Day weekend, including going to beaches, golfing or playing tennis, as long as they maintain 6 feet of social distancing.


Match report Ashby Hastings 2nd XI finally got their league season underway at home against Dunton Bassett. The boys arrived with fire in their bellies, and a sense of excitement in the atmosphere, as they look towards achieving promotion this season up into Division 4.
Captain Nigel Ellis made the seasons intentions clear before the toss and his more than motivational teamtalk fired up the whole of the team, (even pooley was bouncing off the walls). Despite the motivational teamtalk, Ellis decided he would toss the coin half a revolution too many and Dunton Bassett asked Ashby to bat first, an obvious decision with the outfield resembling a swamp.
Ashby started nicely with Graeme Edwards and Chris Dooley opening the batting and nudging the ball around for an opening stand of 73. Dooley however became frustrated, he played some lovely shots but the wet outfield prevented them from getting the rewards they deserved. He eventually was bowled playing what can only be described as an agricultural shot, for 20. This sparked an Ashby collapse, with nobody from 3 to 11 scoring double figures. A huge congratulations must go to Graeme Edwards for his 61 on debut to help Ashby towards their total of 136.
Although 136 was seen as below par for Ashby, the team had faith in their bowling and fielding, and believed that defending the total could definately be achieved. Mirner and Stephen Dooley opened the bowling with a tight and challenging spell which saw Dooley find the break through bowling Pickering (complete with Chanderpaul esque make up) for just 2. The opposition then showed stubbon resistance and umpiring, up until Gary Edwards came into the attack and took a wicket with his first ever ball for Ashby. He and Jake Poole bowled well together restricting runs and putting Bassett behind the Run rate.
Mirner was then re-introduced into the attack and bowled superbly, returning with a six wicket haul and only conceeding just over 1 per over. He ripped through the middle order and before Ashby knew it Bassett were 9 down. Ellis set an extremely aggresive field in search of the win and this paid off with Perkins (the author of this piece) taking what can only be described as an absolute stunner of a catch at short leg, his reactions were incredible and this sparked celebrations throughout the Ashby team. A full 24 points to start the season, hopefully a similar result can be achieved away at Narborough next week.


1 of 1 Heat oven to 375 degrees F. Line jelly-roll pan with nonstick aluminum foil or regular foil coated with nonstick vegetable-oil cooking spray.
1 of 3 In bowl, mix flour, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt. In small bowl, stir together espresso powder and water.
2 of 3 In large bowl, beat eggs and sugar on medium speed until slightly thickened and lemon colored, 5 minutes. Beat in espresso mixture and vanilla. Fold in flour mixture just until mixed. Transfer to pan; spread level.
3 of 3 Bake in 375 degree F oven for 12 to 15 minutes or until top springs back when lightly touched. Loosen edges with spatula. Dust cake with confectioners sugar. Starting from short side, roll up cake with foil, jelly-roll fashion. Place cake, seam side down, on wire rack to cool.
1 of 3 Once cake has cooled, soften ice cream on counter for 15 minutes. In large bowl with mixer on medium, beat ice cream and coffee beans. Refreeze until consistency of cream cheese, about 25 minutes.
2 of 3 Unroll cake. Spread semi-firm ice cream over cake, leaving 3/4-inch border along short ends. Roll up cake. Place on rack over jelly-roll pan to catch any drips. Cover with plastic wrap; return to freezer overnight.
3 of 3 Remove plastic wrap from cake. Transfer to platter. Spread with topping. Garnish, if desired. Makes 12 servings.


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package org.teachingkidsprogramming.section06modelviewcontroller;

import org.teachingextensions.logo.utils.EventUtils.MessageBox;

public class ExceptionalAdLibsVariation
{
  public static void main(String[] args)
  {
    String adverb = askAdverb();
    String edverb = askEdverb();
    String bodypart = askBodyPart();
  } //end of main
  private static String askAdverb()
  {
    String adverb = MessageBox.askForTextInput("Enter an adverb: ");
    if (adverb.isEmpty())
    {
      MessageBox.showMessage("You dun goofed! Enter an adverb.");
      askAdverb();
    }
    else if (adverb.matches("[\\d]*"))
    {
      MessageBox.showMessage("Numbers are not adverbs. Try again.");
      askAdverb();
    }
    return adverb;
  } //end of method
  private static String askEdverb()
  {
    String edverb = MessageBox.askForTextInput("Enter an ed-verb: ");
    if (edverb.isEmpty())
    {
      MessageBox.showMessage("You dun goofed! Enter an ed-verb.");
      askEdverb();
    }
    else if (edverb.matches("[\\d]*"))
    {
      MessageBox.showMessage("Numbers are not adverbs. You are not Bryan. Try again.");
      askEdverb();
    }
    return edverb;
  }
  private static String askBodyPart()
  {
    String bodypart = MessageBox.askForTextInput("Enter a body part: ");
    if (bodypart.isEmpty())
    {
      MessageBox.showMessage("You dun goofed! Enter an ed-verb: ");
    }
    else if (bodypart.matches("[\\d]*"))
    {
      MessageBox.showMessage("Numbers are not adverbs/ You are not Bryan. Try again");
      askBodyPart();
    }
    return bodypart;
  }
} //end of class


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Supersnazz è il primo vero album discografico (la pubblicazione precedente, Sneakers, era un EP, ossia un mini-album) del gruppo rock statunitense  dei Flamin' Groovies, pubblicato dalla casa discografica Epic Records nel settembre 1969.

Tracce

LP
Lato A

Lato B

CD
Edizione CD del 2000, pubblicato dalla Sundazed Records (SC 6130)

Formazione
 Roy A. Loney - voce solista, chitarra ritmica, chitarra acustica, clap
 Cyril Jordan - chitarra solista, accompagnamento vocale-cori, chitarra acustica, clap
 Tim Lynch - chitarra solista, accompagnamento vocale-cori, mouth harp, clap
 George Alexander - basso, accompagnamento vocale-cori, mouth harp, clap
 Danny Mihm - batteria, percussioni, clap
Musicista aggiunto
 Mike Lang - tastiere
Note aggiuntive
 Stephen R. Goldman - produttore
 Originariamente edito su album Epic BN 26487, 3 settembre, 1969
 Registrazioni effettuate nel 1968 al CBS Studio A di Los Angeles, California (Stati Uniti) (eccetto i brani: Love Have Mercy e Rocking Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu)
 Sy Mitchell - ingegnere delle registrazioni
 Brani: Love Have Mercy e Rocking Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu, registrati dal vivo al Whizman Spiveys
 Flamin' Groovies - arrangiamenti (eccetto brano: A Part from That)
 Jack Nitzsche - arrangiamento (solo brano: A Part from That)
 Bob Zoell - artwork
 Steve Berman - fotografia
 Flamin' Groovies ringraziano: Tank Jernigan, Allan E. Smith, Tom Scott, The Old Ladies, Curtis Amy, Coastin' Hank e Jack Nitzsche (arranger)

Note

Collegamenti esterni
  (LP originale - Titoli, autori e durata brani - Produttore - Altro)
  (CD del 2000 con bonus)


The Scott's were on 'home assignment' for most of 2011, travelling across most of North America. Jon and Margaret came to meet with us here on Canada Central District in the Fall of 2011.
Jon and Margaret Scott have been global missionaries for the Church of the Nazarene from 1974. As of the end of 2011, however, they are now retired and living in Federal Way, WA (between Tacoma and Seattle).
Until 2011, the Scotts resided in the country of Malawi where Jon was the Principal of the Nazarene Theological College of Central Africa. Margaret was the Lusophone (Portuguese speaking) Field Education Coordinator and also the Chairperson of the Africa Region Course of Study. They had been in Malawi since July of 2007. Before their move to Malawi they served in Mozambique beginning in May 2002.
The Scotts have been Nazarene missionaries since 1974. Previous to their assignment in Mozambique, they served in Portugal, the Azores and Romania. In each assignment they have worked in leadership development. They opened the work of the Church of the Nazarene in Romania in 1992 with an initial emphasis on compassionate ministries, and then education and leadership development.
The Scotts are 1969 graduates of Olivet Nazarene University in Kankakee, Illinois. Jon received a degree in business administration, then the M.R.E. from Nazarene Theological Seminary; Margaret received a degree in biology secondary education from Olivet, then an M.E. from Eastern Nazarene College. She received her PhD in Education and Curriculum Design from the University of Pretoria in October of 2007. Margaret was ordained as an elder on the Washington Pacific District in 2004. Jon was ordained by the same district in 1982.
The Scotts have four adult children and four beautiful grandchildren.
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Malawi, a landlocked country in southeast Africa, formerly known as Nyasaland. Gaining independence from Britain in 1964, this little country was ruled by President Hastings Banda for 30 years, until he was ousted from power in 1994. Bingu Mutharika, elected in 2004, is the current president. Malawi has a low life expectancy, high infant mortality, and a high prevalence of HIV/AIDS.


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Better Off Dead: Frequently Asked Questions
Alan Ayckbourn's Archivist Simon Murgatroyd answers some of the most frequently asked questions about Alan Ayckbourn's Better Off Dead. If you have a question about this or any other of Alan Ayckbourn's plays, you can contact the website via the Contact Us page.
When will Better Off Dead be published?
Better Off Dead was published by during February 2020. It is now available for both professional and amateur production.
Is Better Off Dead a rewrite of his unproduced play A Case Of Missing Wives?
No, A Case Of Missing Wives is a police procedural written in 2016 and intended to be the playwright's 81st play - it was instead replaced by A Brief History of Women. Alan then wrote Better Off Dead during spring 2017 recycling aspects of two of the characters from A Case Of Missing Wives, which has been indefinitely shelved. There are no other similarities between the two plays which have completely differently plots.
Is Better Off Dead an autobiographical play?
No. Alan Ayckbourn does not consider it an autobiographical play although undoubtedly there are elements of himself in the writer Algy. However, Alan has always felt all his characters are essentially autobiographical in that they come from inside him, so the play is no more or less autobiographical than any of his other plays.
All research for this page by Simon Murgatroyd.
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Semi-trailer hauling frozen bagels erupts into flames in NW Indiana
A semi-trailer hauling 38,000 pounds of frozen bagels caught fire on I-65 in Jasper County Sunday. (Indiana State Police)
JASPER COUNTY, Ind. (WLS) -- A semi-trailer hauling bagels erupted into flames Sunday night in Northwest Indiana.
Indiana State Police said an off-duty trooper saw the semi-trailer smoking heavily from its rear axle at about 5:40 p.m. on I-65 near the 209 mile marker, about 6 miles south of the Rensselaer exit in Jasper County.
The trooper crossed over on I-65 to stop the semi on the shoulder, and the fire was spreading from the brakes to the trailer, police said.
The driver was able to disconnect from the trailer, which was hauling 38,000 pounds of frozen bagels, police said.
The fire department was able to extinguish the blaze and the right lane of I-65 was closed until about 1 a.m. Monday to clean the debris, police said.
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