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Die Kirche Uspenie na Presveta Bogorodiza ( dt. Kirche Mariä Himmelfahrt), auch als Muttergotteskirche (bulg. Света Богородица/Sweta Bogorodiza) bekannt, ist eine bulgarisch-orthodoxe Kirche in der Hafenstadt Burgas in Südostbulgarien. Sie ist der Aufnahme Mariä in den Himmel geweiht und befindet sich in der M. Lermontow-Str. 5.

Die Kirche, auch als griechische Kirche bekannt, ist die älteste orthodoxe Kirche in der Stadt. Ihr Vorgängerbau wurde während des russisch-osmanischen Kriegs von 1828 bis 1829 zerstört und wird auf Anfang des 17. Jahrhunderts datiert. Mit der Rückkehr der griechisch-orthodoxen Bevölkerung nach 1840 wurde die heutige Kirche mit einer anschließenden zweistöckigen griechischen Schule laut Sirkarow bis 1853 im griechischen Viertel errichtet. Bis zur Errichtung der bulgarischen Kirche der Heiligen Brüder Kiril und Methodius 1869 wurde sie ebenfalls für Gottesdienste der bulgarischen Orthodoxie genutzt.

Die dreischiffige Basilika wurde in dem für den mittelalterlichen bulgarisch-byzantinischen Kirchenbau typischen rot-weisen Muster erbaut. Die Fassaden der Seitenschiffe sind durch zwei übereinander liegende Reihen sowie diejenige des Hauptschiffes durch eine Reihe von Fenstern gegliedert. Der Haupteingang befindet sich im Westen; weitere kleinere Eingänge an der Nord- und Südseite werden nur bei besonderen Zeremonien geöffnet. Die Höhe des Hauptschiffes beträgt 11,5 Meter, diejenige der Seitenschiffe neun. Der Grundriss nimmt eine überbaute Fläche von 470 m² ein und hat eine Ost-West-Ausrichtung. Zwei Reihen von je sechs Marmorsäulen stützen das Hauptschiff. Jedes Schiff schließt im Osten durch eine Apsis, wobei diejenigen der Seitenschiffe kleiner sind. Der Altarraum ist durch eine aus weißem Marmorstein bestehende Altarwand (Ikonostase) vom Kirchenschiff abgetrennt.

Der Esonarthex der Westfassade der Kirche wurde 1853 fertiggestellt. Er war zunächst nur überdacht und wurde erst zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt verglast. Wegen der osmanischen Gesetze wurde zunächst kein Glockenturm erbaut und die Gottesdienste wurden mit Semantron begleitet. Trotzdem wurden bereits bei der Fertigstellung der Westfassade zwei symmetrische Kirchtürme erbaut. Über sie erfolgt der Zugang zur Empore. Die Türme wurden 1927–1928 vergrößert und überragen heute das Hauptschiff. In einer vor ihnen wurden in diesem Zeitraum drei Glocken eingebaut.

Neben ihr wurde eine griechische Schule erbaut. 1906 wurde die bis dahin griechische Kirche von der bulgarischen Bevölkerung eingenommen als Antwort auf ähnliche Vorgänge in Griechenland. Die Kirche wurde enteignet, der Bulgarisch-Orthodoxen Kirche unterstellt und in Christi Himmelfahrt umbenannt. 1952 wurde die Kirche restauriert und bekam ihren früheren Namen zurück. Dabei wurden die Außenwände mit Marmorplatten versehen und die Kirche verlor ihr charakteristisches rot-weises Muster. Während der Restaurierung wurden die griechischen Fresken und Inschriften freigelegt. Heute befinden sich in der Ikonostase die alten griechischen Ikonen, während die Wandmalereien bulgarisch-griechisch gemischt sind.

Literatur
 Iwan Karajotow, Stojan Rajtschewski, Mitko Iwanow: История на Бургас. От древността до средата на ХХ век. (dt. Geschichte der Stadt Burgas. Von der Antike bis zur Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts.) Verlag Tafprint OOD, Plowdiw 2011, ISBN 978-954-92689-1-1.
 Atanas Sirkarow: Архитектурата на Бургас 1878–1940. (dt. Die Architektur von Burgas 1878–1940), Verlag Baltika, Burgas 2010, ISBN 978-954-8040-29-7, S. 216–217.

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Get well wishes to Bea Green, who had a small procedure this week.
Charlie Douglas and daughter, Caroline, of Jackson, were the Saturday visitors of his mother, Leigh Douglas. The prior weekend, the Douglas clan traveled to Ole Miss, where son, Chandler, tried out for the Ole Miss band. As an up and coming freshman, Chandler has already been accepted into the honors college at the University of Mississippi beginning in the fall. Needless to say, his killer saxophone abilities landed him a prestigious spot with the Ole Miss band. Congratulations, Chandler, and we all look forward to seeing you Saturdays on the big screen!
Jennifer and Hailey McMinn, Penny, Erin and Eli Lomenick, Peggy Clifton and Chanda, Bryanna, Catie and Zack Miller recently returned from the happiest place on earth, DisneyWorld.
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There are certain foods that have a negative effect on the health of children. They are especially dangerous if your child eats them regularly, since the child's body has yet to develop.
Some foods can have an adverse effect on the weight of the child, by leading to a rapid increase in pounds. A few types of food are harmful to your child's health.
But it is these same ones that children love most, that's why you might have a difficult time with the challenge of getting them to stop buying them.
Kids love to eat sandwiches with various types of salami, but it is much healthier to boil chicken or beef meat and make a healthy sandwich using them. Salami are unhealthy for children, since they contain stabilizers, artificial colors, flavors that cause harm to the child's body.
Jelly beans, that kids consume by the handful, are not among the healthiest for them. Substitute them with dried fruits.
Sodas and so-called fruit juices are filled with sugar and are a real magnet for kids. Teach your child to drink freshly squeezed juices. A healthy drink option is the juice of compote.
One of the favored temptations for children are French fries, which are offered in fast food chains. These are not good for the child's stomach since they contain way too much fat. Substitute French fries with steamed or baked potatoes.
Croissants, donuts and other pastries, that many children begin their day with, do not provide the body with the energy it needs. They contain carbohydrates, while a child's body is in need of proteins in the morning.
Besides sodas, energy drinks are a favorite among many kids. This is complete insanity - to allow your child to gulp down a liquid that is filled with sweeteners, artificial flavors and caffeine. An alternative to energy drinks for your child is cocoa and hot chocolate, which also provide energy.
Which are the Most Addicting Foods?


There are thousands of people across the world uses steroids and other drug to increase or stimulate the growth of the muscles for body building and it is common practice used in the field though some of the substances are banned in some countries. There is one particular stimulator called HGH Stimulator. HGH simulators are nothing but amino acids and often found in the stimulators and supplements designed to assist the pituitary glands. Using HGH stimulator is the best way to increase the muscle growth naturally. Normally these stimulators are injected in to body while some of them available in the pill form which needs to be taken in empty stomach in the morning.
While mostly it does not have side effects, it is common to have mild side effect when you use any external stimulator. Some of the side effects experienced are diarrhea, abdominal pain and bloating. Those who have issues related to breathing and respiratory ailments like asthma should not take these as those who used previously have experienced slight increase in the problems once they began to use the stimulators. They should consult their physician before taking any decision regarding the use of these stimulators. To release more HGH you need to stress your body to release more. This is when HGH is more actively produced by the body which leads to muscle growth. While taking these will help you to increase the muscle strength you also ensure you do high intensity workouts which will encourage your glands to work overtime as your body will require more demand. Also ensure you are having eight hour sleep every day allows your body to refresh and put more energy in replenishing the HGH. But one has to avoid having sugary drinks right after the workout as the sugar taken while your energy levels are up results in suppressing the pituitary gland.
At the same time there are some natural foods that can increase the HGH easily. Some of the foods like kale, broccoli, Cabbage and spinach will help you in this. If you are working out in a gym you can contact the seniors there or the gym instructor and find out how to support the body through the cutting cycles. These HGH stimulators will help you to put up extra pounds, to build more lean muscle mass and supports the high energy levels required for hot wild workout in gym. The general practice is to take this for six weeks and allow the body to recover for three weeks before going for the next cycle. This is the best cycle often recommended by the experts who used this previously. Also you need to check whether it is legally allowed to use these supplements in your country of residence for the body building purpose as there are strict guidelines in most of the countries. You can purchase them easily in the online store or in the druggist near your place. Also ensure you are having healthy diet to support this.


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Windsor in Pictures: Nov. 7, 2013
The Windsor Star's award-winning photographers covered the city and county yesterday. Check out the gallery.
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The Odette School of Business Debate team take part in a debate over two films being screened at WIFF in the News Cafe in Windsor on Thursday, November 7, 2013. (TYLER BROWNBRIDGE/The Windsor Star)
The Windsor Star's award-winning photographers covered the city and county yesterday. Check out the gallery.
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The Erie St. Clair CCAC Heroes in the Home caregiver recognition event was held Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, at the Caboto Club in Windsor, Ont. More than 40 individuals were recognized for their efforts. Betty Kuchta, right, CEO of the organization, presents a certificate and a rose to Donna O'Neil, one of the recipients. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
The Erie St. Clair CCAC Heroes in the Home caregiver recognition event was held Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, at the Caboto Club in Windsor, Ont. More than 40 individuals were recognized for their efforts. Betty Kuchta, right, CEO of the organization, presents a certificate and a rose to Mable Rivait, one of the recipients. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
The Erie St. Clair CCAC Heroes in the Home caregiver recognition event was held Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, at the Caboto Club in Windsor, Ont. More than 40 individuals were recognized for their efforts. Betty Kuchta, CEO of the organization, speaks during the event. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
The Erie St. Clair CCAC Heroes in the Home caregiver recognition event was held Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, at the Caboto Club in Windsor, Ont. More than 40 individuals were recognized for their efforts. Kathy Barichello, one of the recipients, displays her certificate. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
The United States Customs and Border Protection service recently seized 156 pounds of marijuana valued at $626,000 US in a shipment of frozen vegetables. The marijuana is shown Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, at a press event at the Fort Street cargo facility in Detroit. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
The United States Customs and Border Protection service recently seized 156 pounds of marijuana valued at $626,000 US in a shipment of frozen vegetables. CBP Office of Field Operations Chief Ken Hammond poses Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, with the marijuana during a press event at the Fort Street cargo facility in Detroit. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
Robert Gauthier, left, and Colleen Gaudette display antique items that will be available to the public at the antique and collectible sale at the Coach House of Willistead Manor in Windsor, Ont., on Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
Items that will be on sale at the antique and collectible sale at the Coach House of Willistead Manor in Windsor, Ont. on Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
L'Essor's Corey Smith runs with the football during the WECSSAA semifinal against Riverside at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on November 7, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
L'Essor's Matt Marentette, second from right, runs against Riverside during a WECSSAA football semifinal at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on November 7, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
L'Essor's Matt Marentette, right, runs against Riverside during the WECSSAA football semifinal at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on November 7, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
Sandwich's Adam Lomazzo, centre, runs against Massey during a WECSSAA football semifinal at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on November 7, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
Massey's Omar Hayes-Williams, left, runs against Sandwich in a WECSSAA football semifinal at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on November 7, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
Massey quarterback Brandon Reaume scrambles against Sandwich during a WECSSAA semifinal at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on November 7, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
Massey quarterback Brandon Reaume, left, throws a pass against Sandwich during a WECSSAA semifinal at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on November 7, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
Massey's Omar Hayes-Williams, left, runs with the football against Sandwich in the WECSSAA semifinal at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on November 7, 2013. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
Plymouth's Connor Chatham, left, scores a goal on Spits goaltender Dalen Kuchmey at the WFCU Centre. (NICK BRANCACCIO/The Windsor Star)
Windsor's Brady Vail, left, is held by Plymouth's Ryan Hartman at the WFCU Centre. (NICK BRANCACCIO/The Windsor Star)
Spitfires goaltender Dalen Kuchmey, left, stetches in a vain to stop the puck against Plymouth's Carter Sandlak at the WFCU Centre. (NICK BRANCACCIO/The Windsor Star)

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Villagers fight to save telephone box that protected them during WWII
Rachael Turner August 22, 2019
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Residents are campaigning to keep the beloved landmark, which was used to warn of air raids.
Villagers in South Wales are desperately appealing against the removal of a 'cherished' and 'iconic' landmark from their community.
BT is considering decommissioning Bryn-y-Gwenin's telephone box, but local residents say it helped protect the village during World War II.
Conservative MP David Davies said the box was used to warn of air raids and has remained a useful lifeline to this day.
'Mobile signal in this part of rural Monmouthshire is intermittent and very poor at best, so the public telephone box is an essential village amenity,' he said.
'It also serves Llanddewi Skirrid and the surrounding area. With the Skirrid mountain a popular spot for walkers and cyclists, the significance of the box is paramount in an emergency.
'BT claims the phone box has had very little use over a significant period of time. Calls may well be small in number but one day that call could be very important and potentially life-saving.'
This phone box played a small role in defending Britain during WW2. It is being lovingly cleaned & maintained by a local resident. After decades of loyal@service @bt_uk want to scrap it.. pic.twitter.com/RGoy1YQhXm
— David TC Davies MP 🏴🇬🇧 (@DavidTCDavies) August 12, 2019
The phone box is a K6 model, designed to commemorate the silver jubilee of King George V, and entering production in 1936. It was originally connected to the village Post Office via a shared line – also known as a party line.
Resident Paul Webb added that villagers 'cherish' the box, which bears the Tudor Crown of King George VI.
'One of our villagers, Richard Cox, cleans it on a weekly basis and repaints it when necessary, which is a real credit to him,' he said.
'The box has always been a proud landmark at the entrance to our village. It is an iconic part of British heritage yet sadly, these red telephone boxes are getting more and more scarce in the countryside.
'It has been stated in the past that if the phone itself was removed but the box remained then the villagers would be prepared to have a defibrillator installed as it would be a very strategic place for one to be available.'
Plans to decommission the box were overturned in 2016 following a similar campaign by the villagers.
BT has launched a consultation period to determine the phone box's future.
'Most people now have a mobile phone and calls made from our public telephones have fallen by around 90 per cent in the past decade,' a spokesman told the Telegraph. 'We consider a number of factors before consulting on the removal of payphones'.


Richard Williams, Head of Policy (Transport) at The Consumer Council, said, "If your flight on Friday has been cancelled you must contact Flybe immediately. They have to offer you a choice between a refund and an alternative flight, even with a different airline.
If you have been affected by the disruption and want to know more about your passenger rights you can contact The Consumer Council on 0800 121 6022, or download our 'Plane Facts' guide from www.consumercouncil.org.uk. You can also request a copy by emailing [email protected].


Like the towering giants of the Boranup Forest, or a great Margaret River Cab Sav, your home should stand the test of time; craftsmanship and a superior level of specification are key. At BGC Residential South West, we share your beliefs. We're based down here – we get you; we get the lifestyle; and we get that great value is important.
We use our local knowledge to help you find the perfect house and land package or home design that's customised for the region. And as part of the BGC Group – one of WA's largest homebuilders – we have the size and strength to maximise your build budget.
We have had such a great experience so far in building our first home, the customer service and support has been fantastic. Prestart was great and we were surprised how great the standard range is.
BGC Residential South West has been offering $100 Coles Myer or Bunnings gift card to their customers in order to write either positive or negative review. It is possible that reviews were written by customers who received such a reward.


Description: This Home features 2622 square feet of living space and sits on 2.14 acres of land in a well establish neighborhood. The home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths and one half bath. The living room has a wood burning fireplace and opens into the dining room. The dining room has french doors that open to the sunroom. The kitchen has double ovens and plenty of cabinets and a walk in pantry. The laundry room is off of the kitchen and a half bath down the hall way. The master is located down stairs and has walk in closet and full bath with tile in shower. Upstairs you will find 2 more bedrooms with double closets and they share a jack and jill bath but each side has its own vanity area. Out side the home you will find a nice brick patio area and storage shed with 2 car covered parking with more storage.


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PENGUINS FALL TO PHANTOMS IN SECOND HALF OF HOME AND HOME
October 20, 2018 Nick Hart
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins were defeated, 6-3, by the Lehigh Valley Phantoms on Saturday at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in their second night of an offensively charged home and home series.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (4-2-0-0) started the first period strong thanks to rookie Sam Miletic's two goal showing, but was unable to hold the Lehigh Valley offense at bay long enough to get the win.
Miletic scored his first goal of the evening for the Penguins at 7:27 of the first period by redirecting a shot from Will O'Neill. The 21-year-old forward struck again less than four minutes later on a rebound that jutted right in front of Phantoms goalie Alex Lyon. Miletic's two swift strikes marked the first time this season that a Wilkes-Barre/Scranton player tallied twice in the same game.
The Phantoms started their roll 1:11 after Miletic's second goal, when Mark Friedman unloaded a slap shot to the opposite side corner of the Penguins' net.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton started the second stanza with ferocity; determined to get Miletic a hat trick opportunity. Some deft defensive play denied Miletic the chance to score again, allowing German Rubtsov to even the score, 2-2, at 6:40 of the middle frame. The Phantoms translated their momentum into a Phil Varone goal that came six seconds into Lehigh Valley's first power play opportunity of the game.
Undeterred, Ethan Prow responded at 14:38 of the second with a top-shelf slap shot from the blueline, tying the matchup, 3-3. The back-and-forth scuffle did not end there as the Phantoms capitalized yet again on another Rubstov goal with 51 seconds left in the period.
Philippe Myers was banged in an insurance marker for the visitors at 8:49 of the third period, and Chris Conner sealed the Phantoms' victory with another man advantage marker.
Goaltender Anthony Peters made 31 saves while being handed his first loss of the season, while Lyon turned away 42 of the 45 shots he faced.
The Penguins' next contest is a next Friday, Oct. 26 against another in-state rival, the Hershey Bears. Puck drop between the Penguins and Bears is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza.
Individual tickets for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton home games can be purchased at the Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza box office, through all Ticketmaster outlets, or by contacting the Penguins' offices at (570) 208-7367. Season ticket packages for the 20th season of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins hockey, including full season, 22-game, 12-game and Flexbook plans, are available by reaching out to the Penguins directly at (570) 208-7367.
Fans can also keep up with the Penguins through the AHL's brand new high definition streaming service, AHLTV. Subscriptions for AHLTV, which include live and archived games, begin at just $79.99 for the entire 2018-19 regular season. Fans can visit theahl.com/AHLTV now to register for a free AHLTV account and purchase 2018-19 subscriptions.
Tags: AHL, American Hockey League, Ethan Prow, Lehigh Valley Phantoms, recap, Sam Miletic, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
PENGUINS EDGED OUT BY BEARS, 3-1
PENGUINS REASSIGN BROWN AND SPINOZZI TO WHEELING


With help from Hotels.com, we've rounded up some of the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean based on real travelers' ratings. From Jamaica to the Dominican Republic, these tropical getaways.
All-inclusive resorts are pretty much the norm in Jamaica and I've never been disappointed. So when I was invited back to visit the Melia Braco Village and learn why it's the best place for a Jamaica.
With affordable airfares, a strong dollar against the peso, cheap hotel prices thanks to competition, and a wide variety of all-inclusive. York City, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Scott's Cheap.
Sandals has 15 all-inclusive vacation resorts on 6 Caribbean islands. Our Chronicle team stayed at Sandals Ochi Beach,one of 7 resorts the company runs on Jamaica.Island Routes operates and oversees.
And as our all-inclusive portfolio grows, so too does our commitment to world class hospitality in the Caribbean and Latin America." The moves comes after Playa recently acquired a portfolio of mostly.
. is one of the leading all-inclusive brands in the Caribbean, from adults-only resorts to family-friendly properties. And its footprint in the region may be even larger than you think — from Aruba.
Jamaica may be best known for its beachy resort towns and all-inclusive resorts, but it's easier than ever to explore. stopping for jerk chicken at the food stalls along Boston Bay Beach. Spend the.
He opts for a snorkel adventure, jerk chicken by the beach, and a Jamaican bobsled ride.Sandals has 15 all-inclusive vacation resorts on 6 Caribbean islands. Our Chronicle team stayed at Sandals Ochi.
The new luxury all-inclusive is the first-ever Palace Resorts project in the Dominican Republic; Palace already has 11 resorts across the Mexican Caribbean and in Jamaica. It will create more than.
With a little effort beforehand, couples intent on honeymooning in Jamaica. Royal Plantation All-inclusive properties have upped their game over the years. Sandals Royal Plantation — when compared.
As the region where the modern-day all-inclusive was born. Rates start at $595 per room, per night until May 1. Romantic resorts Making a big splash in Jamaica, the Caribbean's first villas built.
Fast-expanding all-inclusive company Playa Hotels and Resorts has completed its acquisition of five all-inclusive properties in Jamaica. The deal with Sagicor Group Limited also includes two adjacent.
A year ago, Boston-based LogMeIn, known for its remote access software. Analyst Elka Popova is bullish on LogMeIn's new offering. "GoToConnect is an all-inclusive UCC offering for businesses.
Kevin Hernandez, VP Marketing and Sales at Vacation Express USA, said, "We are excited about the addition of Jamaica as a non-stop destination. booking vacation packages with air and staying at all.
All-inclusive resorts and frozen daiquiris on the beach are typically what come to mind when considering a trip to Jamaica. But hoisted high above the island's many beaches is the real hidden gem of.
All Excellence Group and Playa Resort Brands in Mexico, Jamaica & Punta Cana Available Through. roundtrip flights most travelers are booking vacation packages with air and staying at all-inclusive.


Early this morning, a couple hours before sunrise, the repeated barks of a California sea lion were recorded automatically on the Orcasound hydrophones. This is the first time I can recall California sea lions being recorded in Haro Strait. The automated detections (tabulated below) were recorded from 04:47:49-04:55:33 PST.
Jeanne Hyde was awoken by the sounds and recorded most of the event which included some loud (close?) barks and a few lower-frequency sounds — perhaps the barks of a more distant sea lion. Her continuous recording (04:49-04:57 PST) reveals that the sea lion made many calls in bursts of 1-3 (mostly 2) barks, for periods of 15-30 seconds, typically followed by a 5-10 second break that often included a low-frequency sound (like groans). Within each burst barks were separated by 0.4-0.5 seconds, while bursts were separated in a sequence by 0.5-0.7 seconds. After about 4 minutes of this barking pattern, there was a 100 second quiet period, followed by another 2.5 minutes of barking during which the intensity slowly fades.
During the burst sequences the mean calling rate was ~1.2 barks/second — a rate that is midway between the underwater bark rates of a calm (1.0 barks/second) and aggressive (1.4 barks/second) adult male California sea lion (Schusterman, 1977). This suggests the barking sea lion in Haro Strait was in a moderately energetic behavioral state. This barking rate is also the best evidence we have that the barking was happening underwater; Schusterman (1977) noted that the in-air barking rate for a given behavioral state was 2x the underwater rate, and ventured that this — combined with the rarity of bubbles being emitted — suggested the sea lions recycle their air during underwater barking!
The barks have strong harmonic structure with the fundamental ranging from 500-700 Hz. The groans are not harmonic and have most of their power between 300 and 800 Hz. Other recordings of California sea lions randomly found on the web seem to have bark fundamental frequency ranges that are a little lower (200-500 Hz for barks and 200-600 for groan from naturesongs.com). Perhaps this suggest that the sea lion this morning was not an adult, or was a female instead of a male?
There were no transient vocalizations or clicks auto-detected before or after the sea lion sounds, either at Orcasound or Lime Kiln (5 km to the south). It is fascinating to learn from Schusterman et al. (1972) that the audiogram of Zalophus californianus (shown below) is pretty flat and most sensitive from 500 Hz to 30 kHz, but then becomes much less sensitive very quickly near 35 kHz. This extension of their hearing sensitivity way beyond their bark and groan frequencies suggests there is strong natural selection for the ability to hear at the peak power frequencies of killer whale echolocation clicks (20-50 kHz).
I didn't find a lot from a quick web search for underwater sea lion barking, but there is this fun video with audio that sounds similar to our recordings: https://jackiehildering.smugmug.com/Animals/Steller-sea-lions/i-zDgHBPr/A Notice how the CA sea lion barks get a bit less intense when the animal in frame turns its head away from the camera. Filmed by Jackie Hildering off of Northern Vancouver Island, these sea lions are highly habituated to humans due to interactions at the local fish processing plant.
Finally, thanks to Jackie for this link to a National Geographic News article about the southern resident killer whale (L98 "Luna") imitating CA sea lion barks — http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/08/060824-barking-whale.html The underlying study, by Andy Foote was published in 2006 and documented vocal learning in young killer whales.


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Josiah McElheny's sculpture at the De Young Museum in San Francisco, called "Model for Total Reflective Abstraction" (2005), is meta because it incorporates and distorts itself, the viewer, other visitors, other works of art, and the gallery.
The sculpture reflects itself. Its abstract objects rest on a mirrored base, rounding out and extending certain shapes, which seem to be floating in space. Other objects are duplicated in the flat mirror, so they seem to be resting on their own inverted image, and not a solid surface. Every object is reshaped and reshaped on the shiny surfaces, and each reflected shape is in turn distorted in other reflections, so that none of the objects has a definitive form.
The most significantly meta aspect of the artwork is that the viewer is reflected looking at the work of art, so the act of viewing becomes part of the piece for the viewer to reflect on. Also, other visitors are reflected looking at the sculpture and the other works of art surrounding it in the gallery. It becomes a sculpture about looking at art.
The name of the sculpture also refers to works of art not in the gallery with the mention of Buckminster Fuller, who invented the geodesic dome among other accomplishments, and Isamu Noguchi, who also worked with geometric and abstract shapes in his art and architecture.
The sculpture also includes the gallery space inside itself which is shown, much as in Velasquez' Las Meninas, which represented the type of gallery his painting was destined to hang in. (For more on Velasquez's masterpiece see my post Las Meninas: A Metapainting.) In McElheny's sculpture, the gallery itself, its walls and its lights, become part of the distorted shapes in the sculpture. Even the name of the gallery, which is written on the wall, is reflected in the artwork.
If It's a Model, What Does it Represent?
Everything in fact is altered and becomes part of the work: gallery, other paintings, visitors and the sculpture itself, so that the viewer may reflect on all these elements as "total abstractions," as works of art. According to the title, however, the sculpture is a "model" for "total reflective abstraction," encouraging, perhaps, the viewer to imagine the "real" total reflective abstraction, which the sculpture models. What that "real sculpture" would be is left up to the viewer and so the viewer is invited to extend the sculpture well beyond its limits, to participate in its ongoing creation.
Forrow, Al. The Spine and Tooth of Santo Guerro, 2007. Guns, bullets, shot, steel, glass, tooth, bone, and 15th-century fabric.
Heinweinn, Gottfried . Epiphany II (Adoration of the Shepherds), 1998. Oil and Acrylic on Canvas.
Nash, David. Rip and Cross Cut Block Column, 2002. Sycamore with Chainsaw Patination.
Norman, Irving . War and Peace, 1965-1966. Oil on canvas.
Odd Nerdum. Old Man with Dead Maiden, 1997. Oil on canvas.
Osato, Sono. "Meena" Oil, asphalt, beeswax, reclaimed objects on canvas mounted on wood panel.
Parker, Cornelia . Anti-Mass, 2005. Charcoal and wire.
Salado, Doris. Untitled, 1998. Concrete, steel, wood.
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I also visited the exhibit — endlessly fascinating.
And it introduced me to your blog.
I was looking up this sculpture and found your site. I really enjoyed reading your piece with the photos. I was captivated by this sculpture when I met it.


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Вулиця Судо́ва — невеличка вулиця у Галицькому районі міста Львова, що починається між будинками № 63 і № 65 на вулиці Городоцькій та закінчується глухим кутом.

Назва
 1913 —1941 роки — вулиця Сондова. Названа так через те, що у міжвоєнний період в одній з будівель містилися судові установи міста Львова;
 1941 — липень 1944 років — Ґеріхтштрассе;
 Липень 1944 — 1945 року — знов вулиця Сондова;
 Від 1945 року й понині — вулиця Судова.

Забудова
В архітектурному ансамблі вулиці Судової присутні класицизм, історизм та конструктивізм.

№ 5 — за цією адресою у 1930-х роках розташовувалася станція технічного обслуговування автомобілів «Шкода» та автомобільні гаражі спілки «Авто-Централь». Нині цієї адреси не існує.

№ 7 — від 1920-х років тут містився лише Повітовий суд, У 1930-х роках тут містилися відділ Повітового суду з розгляду процесуальних та торговельних справ, Міський суд, суд по трудових спорах, Торговий зал суду. Також у цьому будинку містилася міська приймальна станція для розумово-хворих з жіночим та чоловічим відділами. Від радянських часів й дотепер тут розташоване Львівське медичне училище (нині — медичний коледж ЛНМУ імені Данила Галицького), Центр здоров'я жінки клінічної лікарні та дитяча поліклініка клінічної лікарні Львівської залізниці.

2019 року на вулиці Судовій ТзОВ «Голуба лагуна» збудований дохідний дім «Interest». Через самочинне будівництво, без дозволів від Дерхархбудконтролю на будівництво багатоквартирного будинку та незаконне привласнення земельної ділянки площею 0,0380 га, ЛМР звернулася до Господарського суду Львівської області. Суд своїм рішенням зобов'язав забудовника знести незаконну будову.

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Джерела

 Księga adresowa Król. stoł. miasta Lwowa: rocznik dziewiętnasty, 1916. — Lwów: wydawca Franciszek Reicman, 1915. — 440 s.
 Medyński A. Lwów: ilustrowany przewodnik dla zwiedzających miasto / Aleksander Medyński. — Wyd. 2, przejrz. i uzupeł. — Lwów, 1937. — 216 s.
 Orłowicz M. Ilustrowany przewodnik po Lwowie // Wydanie drugie, rozsz. — Lwów-Warszawa: Ksiąźnica Atlas, 1925. — 27 s.: 102 il. z planem miasta. — (Polska bibljoteka turystyczna; nr. 13).

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Вулиці Галицького району Львова
Історичний центр Львова

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WE'VE WON AN AWARD!
Woo! Here at Infinite Vapour, we're always striving for excellence. Our dedication to providing you with the best kinds of vaping equipment and devices means has paid off, and we've won an award. It's a very exciting moment, and we'd like to take a bit of time to talk about it. We'd like to think that there's something to share that isn't news or problems surrounding vaping, so let's get started.
What Is The Award?
We were recently shortlisted for an award from the Yorkshire and Humber Enterprise Awards. It's always an honour to be accepted for any kind of award, and this was no different. However, it suddenly became much more important to us when it was announced that we had won the Best Liquid Vape Retailer award for the whole of West Yorkshire!
Naturally, we're ecstatic. We were congratulated by the providers and offered a series of different reward options. We're still picking what we want to do, because they all look great!
Thanks Are In Order
Of course, we'd like to take a moment to thank the people who helped us to get this far. All of our staff, and of course, all of you. Seriously, thanks so much! To everyone who buys our products and continues to show support for our products. It's so incredible to be recognised, but we know that without your support and loyalty, it wouldn't have been possible. Personally, we'd like to think that this is an award for everyone who's a part of the Infinite Vapour family. Staff and customers alike, you're all fantastic!
It's also our fond hope that this success will help to send out a message to the world. Vaping isn't necessarily a bad thing, although we know a lot of people think it is. This award is proof that people recognise the importance of vaping, and we hope that our tireless work to promote vaping has helped out. There's so many different benefits to vaping as a practice. It's obvious that vaping can help people, and that's a fact that we know quite well. However, sometimes people need reminding of this, and it's our hope that this award will help with that. If there's one thing that we would like people to know, it's this. Vaping isn't a bad thing. It doesn't affect people in the detrimental way that you might think, and it's something to be shared, not shunned.
All in all, this award is something that we're really proud of, and we'd like to take a moment to share it with you. Thanks so much for all of your support over the years, and we really hope that vaping becomes even more accepted as time goes on. If you're looking for vaping supplies, then don't be afraid to let us help you. We have a variety of different options available, providing you with high quality vaping supplies, including kits, mods, e-liquids and other accessories. Everything you need for a satisfying experience is right here.
VAPING ATTACKED AGAIN – WHEN WILL PEOPLE LEARN?
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the Issa-TDR offer has been backed by various lenders
The Issa brothers have moved into the lead to clinch the biggest deal of their career, the takeover of Asda that will value the supermarket chain at more than £6.5 billion.
The billionaire brothers are behind Euro Garages, one of the UK's biggest petrol station operators.
A consortium led by Mohsin and Zuber Issa, and TDR Capital, a London-based private equity firm, has been selected by the American retail giant Walmart as the preferred bidder for Asda.
Sky News reported that a deal has not been formally struck but sources said that the brothers' offer was now leading the race to buy Asda.
The sale of a controlling stake in Asda would see Walmart return to majority British ownership for the first time since 1999.
Walmart's decision to select the Issa brothers' bid will dismiss speculation that it was likely to pursue a deal with Apollo Global Management, the buyout firm which has been working with former Debenhams boss Rob Templeman.
Another private equity firm, Lone Star Funds, had been working with former Asda executive Paul Mason but later pulled out of the auction.
Asda's impending sale comes more than two years after a proposed merger with rival supermarket chain Sainsbury's. This was eventually stopped by competition regulators.
Reportedly, the Issa-TDR offer has been backed by various lenders including Barclays, ING, Lloyds Banking Group and Morgan Stanley.
According to sources, a formal agreement could still be several days or weeks away.
Issa Brothers buy Asda for £6.8 billion
Issa Brothers' Asda takeover under Investigation
Issa Brothers target 200 Asda Petrol Station Stores by 2022
A sale is expected to see Walmart retain a minority stake in Asda, which has battled with Sainsbury's and WM Morrison to close the gap on Tesco, even as Aldi and Lidl have attempted to position themselves as cheaper rivals in a competitive market.
Amazon's move into the sector, which has included a partnership with Morrison, has also paved the way for a long-term shift in the industry.
The Issa brothers were seen as an "entrepreneurial" option to help Asda grow, according to one source.
It is understood that the brothers and TDR intend to keep Asda's chief executive Roger Burnley in his role.
In a recent quarterly trading update, Walmart said that Asda would focus on expanding its online sales capacity amid a continuing slide in its market share.
Mr Burnley stated that the Coronavirus pandemic had "created a structural shift in customer behaviours towards grocery shopping".
The Issa brothers' prospective acquisition comes after revealing their new £35 million Euro Garages Headquarters in Blackburn.
The four-storey building took three years to complete and takes up 130,000 square feet of space.
The new offices have 36 state of the art meeting rooms and can accommodate up to 700 staff with room for more in the future, making it one of the largest commercial building projects of its kind in the region.
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Asian Wedding Venue Owner slams Government Restrictions
Issa Brothers considering £13b Asda & EG Group Merger
Issa Brothers buy Restaurant Chain Leon for £100m
Are the Billionaire Issa Brothers set to Buy Boots for £6b?
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In the seventh of a series of articles in International Tax Review on intangibles, NERA Principal Philip de Homont and Affiliated Consultant Dr. Alexander Voegele describe how to implement a profit split system.
The article, "Implementation of profit splits," which appeared in the April 2016 issue of the tax magazine provides an overview of the steps needed to implement the complicated system, and the benefits of its use.. The profit-split system reduces the potential for issues with tax authorities. And it reduces the effective tax rate; deferred taxes can be booked again, and cash tax payments diminish. The system is easy for the company to handle: transfer prices are set and updated automatically on a monthly basis and can be handled by existing accounting systems.


I was creating a new Page today on a Crazydomains hosted WordPress Website. The content all looked fine in the WYSIWYG editor however when publishing and viewing the new Page in a Browser the Page content was gone. The sidebars, heading, Page title and so on were all visible but not any of the content added to the editor. It was incredibly frustrating as I even reversed the changes I'd made to the Page however I still couldn't see any of the Page content.
The reason for the Page/Post content not showing is likely because of a PHP setting being too low. The setting is the pcre.backtrack_limit directive which by default is set at a low '100000'. If you have a phpinfo.php file and check it you'll likely see the directive set at 100000 for both the Local Value and Master Value. BTW, the low limit problem doesn't only affect WordPress as other PHP based apps (e.g. Drupal) have similar problems.
Create a file called php.ini using a text editor (I use Notepad++ which is excellent).
That's it. Now your WordPress Page or Post should appear just fine.
I have followed the steps you have suggested still my page is not showing any content. can you please help me out?
I recommend that you raise your problem on the wordpress.org forums.
This was great, thank you so much. It took a bit of extra study but it worked! Thank You!
My website page content not shown.When I am login through the admin panel it shows all content successfully and after i logged out from admin and hit same url it also shows all the content.But when i open the same link to new private window it still shows blank content.
Any other tips or success guys?
Same thing happened for the first time to me this morning.
I've been experiencing the same issue after creating a new page on my website. After reading a few possible solutions i figured out that the issue was that actually the content builder wasn't enabled which I then did by ticking the little box just above the content options.
Hi Eduardo, I have the same problem – where is this content builder you're talking about?


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The 2017 season is Lillestrøm's 41st consecutive year in Eliteserien and their first full season with Arne Erlandsen as manager.

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July 23rd Game Notes; Revolution @ Patriots
July 23, 2013 SomPatriots Preview 0
Bridgewater, NJ – Today the Somerset Patriots (5-11, 51-35) host the York Revolution (7-10, 43-44) for a day-night doubleheader at TD Bank Ballpark. Download today's comprehensive game notes. Game one will be seven innings and begins at 11:05 a.m. while game two will be nine innings and begins at 7:05 p.m. Somerset won the series opener last night 9-5 despite two different rain delays totaling two hours and sixteen minutes.
Derell McCall has been one of Somerset's most consistent pitchers this year
Last night the Patriots won 9-5 and here are a few audio highlights courtesy of WCTC…
Audio clip of Jake Fox's two RBI double that made score 2-0 in the first inning
Audio clip of Jorge Cortes' RBI double that made score 5-0 in the third inning
Audio clip of Cory Aldridge's three run homer in the seventh that provided insurance
Righty Derell McCall (3-0, 2.72 ERA) toes the rubber for Somerset while fellow righty hurler Nick Green (3-4, 4.94 ERA) will take the hill for the Revs.
Righty Erik Arnesen (7-2, 3.62 ERA) toes the rubber for Somerset while southpaw Rick Zagone (2-2, 4.75 ERA) will take the hill for the Revs.
All-Time Series Nuggets
The Revs and Pats have been playing each other since 2007. The Revs lead the all-time series 68-59. These two squads are the only two teams to have ever won back to back Atlantic League Championships.
Start Me Up
The Patriots starting pitchers the last eight games: 53 innings, 33 hits, 12 earned runs (2.04 ERA). The starters have hurled seven quality starts in that span.
Somerset has only hit five homers in their 16 second half ball games.
E-Mart Swag
All-Star Eddy Martinez-Esteve leads the Atlantic League in batting average (.344).
Jake Can Rake
Jake Fox leads the Atlantic League in home runs with 21 and RBI with 68.
The Patriots are 43-12 when they score four or more runs. The Patriots are 8-23 when they score 3 or fewer runs.
Be sure to follow the Patriots on twitter @SOMPatriots for immediate updates. Listen the Patriots play-by-play voice Justin Antweil broadcast the games starting at 11:00 a.m. on 1450 AM WCTC or www.wctcam.com.
Derell McCall
Eddy Martinez-Esteve
Erik Arnesen
Jake Fox
TD Bank Ballpark
Patriots Top Revolution 9-5
Patriots Walk Off With 8-7 Win


At the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, Carey Price got a chance to play behind one of the best defensive teams ever assembled – and the results were astonishing. The undefeated teams of Sweden and United States ran into Canada's defensive wall with Carey steamrolling to win the Gold Medal.
His efforts also earned him the tournament's top goaltending award from the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) directorate.
Ranked among the finest NHL goaltenders, this painting is to commemorate and honor his overall achievement in his hockey career.


Top marks for the player trying to stick it away with his knee/crotch. That's Grade A technique, right there.
While we're on the subject one of the many things that will get me shouting at the TV after a shot hits the post or bar is hearing a commentator say, 'The keeper was saved by the woodwork there.' NO. NO. NO. If it was on target it would have gone in. The posts don't move. Commentator – get another job, you don't know what you are talking about.


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Home Latest News Highway Funding is Only a Start
Highway Funding is Only a Start
Reprinted from The Greenville News – November 19, 2013
The South Carolina State Transportation Infrastructure Bank took a step forward last week when it approved a $550 million highway improvement plan that will allow four major projects — including a vital Upstate interchange improvement — to move forward.
The decision was not perfect. However, in a state where the transportation infrastructure needs grossly outweigh the available resources, the bank made a viable choice that gets the projects moving and could put several others in a position to move forward quickly as soon as more funding is available.
That is as close to a win-win that probably could be achieved.
The proposal approved by the Infrastructure Bank board pays $80 million for improving the I-85/I-385 interchange in Greenville; $262 million to widen a 16-mile stretch of I-85 in Spartanburg and Cherokee counties; $154 million to widen a 10-mile stretch of I-20 in Lexington County; and $38 million to widen a 2.6-mile part of I-77 near Columbia, according to a recent report by Greenville News Columbia bureau reporter Tim Smith.
It also provides up to $10 million for engineering work on improvements to an area of interstate near Columbia known locally as "Malfunction Junction;" $4 million for engineering work on the widening of the last segment of I-85 to the North Carolina state line; and up to $6 million for engineering of other interstate projects that would be submitted by the state Department of Transportation.
The money for the I-85/I-385 interchange is vital. That project truly is "shovel ready" and it is an area of urgent need. The interchange that handles 200,000 cars every day is a source of frequent backups as cars exit to the always-busy Woodruff Road from both interstates.
Work could start next year with the infrastructure board's action. The funding allocated to the project represents about $20 million less than originally sought, although Don Leonard, chairman of the Infrastructure Bank board, said the loss of $20 million from the project would not have a negative impact.
Given that South Carolina's highway needs total, by one estimate, $29 billion over the next 20 years, the Upstate should be thankful that two of the four projects approved are in our backyard.
The importance of improving our infrastructure cannot be overstated. State Sen. Hugh Leatherman pointed to the state of Washington as an example, where Boeing has asked the state to approve up to $9 billion in road work.
"That's coming to our state sooner or later," Leatherman was quoted as saying. "When I'm talking to companies about moving here, they say, 'Senator, do you have a road system good enough to move our people and goods? If you don't, we ain't coming.' "
Businesses demand a high-quality infrastructure that lets them safely and efficiently bring in raw materials and ship products to market. Residents also deserve safe roads to get to and from work and recreation opportunities.
Leatherman called the $550 million in improvements a "good Band-Aid." That's a sound assessment. But it is a Band-Aid that will do little to stop the bleeding unless similar ones are applied every year. And even that will not bring our infrastructure to where it needs to be.
Like John Edwards, the DOT Board Chairman, said after the improvements were approved, "I think this helps a good bit, but we've still got a long way to go."
Highway improvements of the magnitude mentioned by Leatherman — and the magnitude faced by South Carolina over the next 20 years — cannot be achieved without a stable source of revenue.
Lawmakers need to begin having serious discussions about finding such a revenue stream. A logical place to start is increasing a gasoline tax that has not been raised in more than two decades and is one of the lowest in the country.
Again Leatherman provided wisdom when he said, "We've got to address the whole problem, and I don't understand why we can't do that."
Part of the reason the Legislature cannot address the whole problem is that too many lawmakers refuse to discuss any sort of tax increases. Years of overzealous aversion to taxes of any sort have created the holes that exist in our infrastructure; and it is likely that the only way to dig out will be to increase some taxes and fees in a state that, despite near-constant rhetoric, has a relatively light tax burden.
It should be painfully apparent that culture needs to be reversed when the amount of money approved last week — more than half a billion dollars — does not cover even half of one year's infrastructure needs. Read More.
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Q: How to use String.replace() method without messing up blank paragraphs and object identifiers in MS Word 2013? I am writing an app for MS Word 2013, which changes formatting of all dates in the selected text to a certain format. Here's a stripped-down version of the code, which looks for mm-dd-yyyy dates and changes them to dd.mm.yyyy dates once the text is selected from the document and button is clicked in the app.
(function () {
    "use strict";

    Office.initialize = function (reason) {
        $(document).ready(function () {
            app.initialize();
            $('#get-data-from-selection').click(getDataFromSelection);
        });
    };

    function getDataFromSelection() {
        Office.context.document.getSelectedDataAsync(Office.CoercionType.Text,
            function (result) {
                var output =
                    result.value.replace(/(\d\d)-(\d\d)-(\d\d\d\d)/g, '$2.$1.$3');
                Office.context.document.setSelectedDataAsync(output);
            }
         );
    }
})();

The problem I run into is that when table or text box is included into selection it is getting converted to regular text. For example:
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When I select text before the table and include carriage return of the last line of text before the table into selection, all the selected text jumps into the top left cell of the table.
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At the same time if I only select cells of the table, nothing happens when I call the app.
As for text inside text box, it disappears when text box is included into larger selection, but if only text inside text box is selected, everything works fine.
Briefly, an input to my code is a selection in the document, containing 3 regular paragraphs, a table, and a text box. The output should be same as input with dates format changed from mm-dd-yyyy to dd.mm.yyyy. The structure of the document should remain the same.
Please hint me on what I am doing wrong. I have been looking for answer for a while, but could not find the solution. Thank you!

A: The problem is that you're using the CoercionType "plain text", so Word is doing its best to give you that. This means the underlying structures of the Word document are being removed before being handed over to your code for processing.
And then you're writing this plain text back into the document, replacing the selection. In some instances, that will result in replacing the document structures. In other instances Word is deciding it won't do that, so nothing happens.
If you want to do something like this "wholesale" you need to work with a CoercionType that retains Word's underlying structures as well as any formatting that might be present. The HTML CoercionType might help, but best would certainly be OOXML (the Office Open XML file format).

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Born in Detroit, Michigan, in 1923, Jack H. O'Dell was an African-American Communist organizer in the National Maritime Union who later became head of fund raising and voter registration in several Southern States for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). O'Dell was also an associate editor of "Freedomways" magazine and a faculty member at Antioch College's graduate school of education in Washington, D.C. He joined People United to Save Humanity (Jesse Jackson's Operation PUSH) as a foreign policy adviser in 1976, and was a consultant on international affairs during Rev. Jackson's first presidential bid in 1984. He remains active in peace and social justice issues. A selection of papers documenting Jack O'Dell's role as policy adviser to Rev. Jesse Jackson and as director of international affairs for the National Rainbow Coalition in Washington, D.C. during the 1980s. Included are correspondence and notes, conference packets and other material related to civil rights (1962-2004), the Africa Leadership Forum (1988-1991), the Reparations Conference in Nigeria (Dec. 1990), Constituency for Africa (1992), and Solidarity movements in Africa (Southern Africa, Zambia), the Middle East (Palestine, Iran), Asia (China, India), Latin America (Nicaragua, Cuba), and Europe (GDR), 1959-2000s. Occasional correspondents include Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights attorney Clarence B. Jones, Anne Braden of the Southern Conference Educational Fund, historian Manning Marable, Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo and Casa de Las Americas president, Roberto Fernandez Retamar. Also includes a correspondence file for a 1970 Martin Luther King, Jr. documentary film project, and transcript of an oral history interview done with James Early, 1997.
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National Prawn Company and Aramco will collaborate on environmental managemente themes. (Photo: NPC/ FIS)
Friday, July 16, 2010, 15:10 (GMT + 9)
Senior representatives from the National Prawn Company (NPC) recently met with oil giant Aramco's experts in Al-Laith to collaborate in environmental management. NPC would benefit from its colleague's experience with environmental care and marine ecosystems in particular.
Aramco executives had gathered at NPC's site for a mid-year meeting to assess the performance of Aramco's Pipeline, Distribution and Terminal Division within the Western Province. A presentation led by Ahmed Al-Saadi, vice president of the Division, that was given to Aramco executives prompted the meeting between the two firms.
Following the meeting, Ahmad bin Rasheed Al-Balaa of NPC gave a presentation on his company, including its point of view on the development of the prawn industry and company plans for the future. Executives of the two companies subsequently held further discussions.
NPC is now working on a massive expansion project that will enlarge its output to over 40,000 tonnes of top quality prawns per year in an area about five times as big as Bermuda. The project will be completed in a few years' time.
On the second day of the meeting, the delegation was taken on a tour of NPC's operations and the different stages of prawn production at its facilities.
NPC is a client of Aramco's fuel oil and diesel, which the prawn company uses in its electricity generation station plus its land and marine equipment, reports TradeArabia News Service.
The National Prawn Company is one of the largest fully integrated prawn farming operations in the world. It is based on the shore of the Red Sea near Al-Laith, a fishing town south of Jeddah, on a desert coastal strip.
It is a privately owned company that currently produces 14,000 tonnes of white prawns (Penaeus indicus) per year, operating 12 farms of between 25-28 ponds each, and each about 10 ha in size.
NPC sells it prawns both domestically and in all key global markets, including Japan, Korea, Spain, the UK and the US.
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'The Witches' Is Back To Traumatise Another Generation Of Children
By Hayley Maitland 12 October 2020
If you were a child during the '90s, chances are that you were deeply traumatised by Anjelica Huston's Grand High Witch in Nicolas Roeg's 1990 adaptation of Roald Dahl's The Witches. (Dear God, the facial prosthetics.) Now, because our appetite for remakes (and '90s culture generally) is seemingly limitless, Warner Brothers has tapped Robert Zemeckis to put his own spin on the frankly terrifying classic. Below, your cheat sheet for the forthcoming reboot.
Who is in the cast of 'The Witches' 2020?
Anne Hathaway steps into Huston's shoes as the Grand High Witch, whose mission is to turn the world's children into rodents and have them exterminated – starting with the ones in her hotel. Newcomer Jahzir Bruno stars as the orphaned protagonist Boy, whose doting Grandmother (Octavia Spencer) tries to protect him from the Grand High Witch and her morally bankrupt (but quite well dressed) coven. Best of all? Stanley Tucci will appear in the role of the disgruntled hotel manager, formerly played by national treasure Rowan Atkinson.
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How is 'The Witches' 2020 different from the original film?
While Dahl's novel and Roeg's film take place in the UK and Norway, Zemeckis's The Witches is set in the "rural Alabama town of Demopolis", and a glamorous seaside resort on the Gulf Coast of the US during the late '60s. Rest assured, all differences will be handled sensitively. After all, The Shape of Water's Guillermo del Toro helped write the script.
Hathaway steps into the Anjelica Huston role
Is there a trailer for 'The Witches' 2020?
Yes, and it features Chris Rock as the narrator – an older version of Boy looking back on his battle with the witches as a fully-grown, human adult.
Stanley Tucci is also part of the ensemble cast
When will 'The Witches' 2020 be released?
The film will premiere on HBO Max in the US from 22 October, and be available to stream via Premium Video On Demand in the UK from 26 October.
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Mathilde Laurent (née Mathilde Françoise Orsola Geneviève Laurent le  à Neuilly-sur-Seine) est une créatrice française de parfums.

Carrière
Après un DEUG scientifique, Mathilde Laurent entre à l'Institut supérieur international du parfum en 1992. À l'issue de son stage, elle intègre la maison Guerlain à Paris de 1994 à 2005. Elle quitte Guerlain en 2005 pour rejoindre Cartier, où elle compose notamment des parfums sur mesure. En 2010, elle remporte le prix des spécialistes et le prix des parfumeurs au Grand Prix du Parfum 2010, pour le parfum Treizième Heure qu'elle a conçu chez Cartier. En 2013, Mathilde Laurent est récompensée par les passionnés de parfums français lors de l'Olfactorama 2012, où Déclaration d'un Soir remporte le prix du Grand Masculin 2012.

Principales créations
 Pamplelune, Guerlain (1998)
 Shalimar Light, Guerlain (2003)
 Roadster, Cartier (2008)
 La Treizième Heure (XIII), Cartier (2010)
 Cartier de Lune, Cartier (2011)
 Baiser Volé, Cartier (2011)
 Déclaration d'un Soir, Cartier (2012)
 La Panthère, Cartier (2014)
 L'envol, Cartier (2016)
 "Carat", Cartier (2018)

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Rosomak APC and ZSSW Turret - What are the Specifics?
Jakub Palowski 29.12.2021 14:29
Rosomak with the ZSSW turret
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PGZ Group announced that it can offer a number of different versions of the Rosomak APC to the Polish Armed Forces, both the basic variant, as well as one featuring a new drivetrain. PGZ is also engaged in a negotiation with Patria, concerning extension of the Rosomak APC license-manufacturing agreement.
The Armament Inspectorate recently sent out an invitation letter concerning the negotiation ZSSW-30 turrets deliveries for the Rosomak APC. This is a consequence of successful completion of a qualification test programme, regarding the said turret developed by HSW and WB Electronics. To completely meet the demand, extra APCs would also need to be procured. The Polish military currently has around 100 APCs as such - according to data released during an October meeting of the Parliamentary National Defence Commission. Procurement of 341 turret systems has been meanwhile planned.
During the meeting of the Commission it was also noted that elements of the drivetrain used in the legacy Rosomak platform are no longer manufactured. The above probably refers to the Scania DC12 engine, replaced by the Scania DC13 model. The Armament Inspectorate stated during the meeting that the situation is being scrutinized, while the results of the investigation would allow it to smoothly transition to further deliveries, once base platforms remaining at disposal of the military are used up - they are the first ones to receive the new turrets.
PGZ Group also referred to the Rosomak APC deliveries, responding to our inquiry: For now we are offering the base variant of the Rosomak APC on the Polish Market, since requirements as such are communicated by the Polish Armed Forces. If the requirements of the Ordering Party are changed, or a necessity emerges to deliver vehicles that would comply with other needs, we are ready to offer both upgraded Rosomak APC variants, as well as alternative solutions, in collaboration with manufacturers coming from foreign markets. (...) We are currently offering a Rosomak APC with the DC12 engine to the Polish military, while, within the framework of the Rosomak WPT project, we have presented a prototype outfitted with the DC13 engine. The said prototype is currently undergoing the qualification tests. PGZ also assured that there is no possibility to procure DC12 engines, to meet the current demand. Referring to cooperation with Patria, the OEM of the APC, it was stated:PGZ is currently talking to Patria Oy, covering further cooperation. The current memoranda secure the Rosomak S.A.'s needs, within the scope of finalizing orders by the year 2023.
ZSSW-30 Turret for Rosomak Passes the Test Programme
Back in 2019 Rosomak S.A. concluded an agreement with Patria, making it possible to deliver the new Rosomak XP variant of the APC, based on the new generation AMV XP platform. AMV XP is a new design offering enhanced protection and many upgrades. It is powered by the aforesaid Scania DC13 engine, with a power output of 450 kW/610 HP. The XP is probably one of the upgraded variants mentioned by the PGZ Group.
The information provided by the PGZ also suggests that it is possible to deliver APCs based on the standard Rosomak, also with a new engine. Finally, the decision would be made by the Polish Ministry of Defence and by the Armed Forces, with several options to choose from. One thing is certain, fielding of the ZSSW turret system with a new hunter-killer FCS, and integration of the Spike ATGM, remains one of the most urgent needs the Polish Armed Forces have. This is even more significant, as ZSSW is also to be integrated on the Borsuk IFV.
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Q: Using external IDE eclipse to develop python plugin for QGIS? I am new to QGIS and coding for QGIS, but I have experience with C++ and Qt. I am reading the book "Python Programming CookBook" to learn how to develop a plugin to QGIS, however I am facing some problems with the setup of IDE eclipse as external editor to QGIS. I installed the plugin "script runner" on QGIS to run the eclipse editor. Until here it's working fine.
In the following steps from "QGIS Python Programming CookBook" it says to add pyqgis interpreter to eclipse as below:
Steps from the book:
1.Open Eclipse.
2.From the Window menu, select Preferences. On OS X, you must click on the Eclipse menu to find the preferences menu.
3.In the pane on the left-hand side of the Preferences window, click on the plus sign next to PyDev.
4.From the list of PyDev preferences, select Interpreter Python.
5.In the pane labelled Python Interpreters, click on the New button.
6.In the Select interpreter dialog, name the interpreter PyQGIS.
7.Browse to the location of the QGIS Python interpreter called python.exe within the bin folder of the QGIS program folder.

*When you click on the OK button, Eclipse will attempt to automatically add every Python library it finds to the Python path for this interpreter configuration. We need to control which libraries are added to prevent conflicts. Click on the Deselect All button and then click on OK:

When I click OK button it gives this error:

"See error log for details. No output was in the standard output when trying to create the interpreter info for: C:\Program Files\QGIS Essen\bin\python.exe The error output contains:>>ImportError: No module named site <<"
I think that the objective of this feature is to facilitate the coding of python into QGIS program, because the author says:
"The Eclipse IDE with the PyDev plugin is cross-platform, has advanced debugging tools, and is free. This tool makes an excellent PyQGIS IDE. Eclipse allows you to have multiple Python interpreters configured for different Python environments. When you install PyDev, it automatically finds the installed system Python installations. On Windows, you must also add the Python interpreter installed with PyQGIS. On all platforms, you must tell PyDev where the PyQGIS libraries are"
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Ten things you need to know from Friday's CFB games
Published: Aug 30, 2014 at 03:25 AM
Friday's slate of college football games was not as appetizing as Thursday's, but without any other football on, including NFL preseason games, it was still a nice dose of football before things really cranked up Saturday.
The biggest bit of news happened in Big Ten country in the Michigan State-Jacksonville State contest. On the first series of the game, quarterback Connor Cook lofted a beautiful touch pass to Tony Lippett that resulted in a 64-yard touchdown. Right after he released the football, however, he took a helmet right to the left knee and had to be carried to the bench area with no weight put on his leg.
Obviously, losing Cook would have been a huge blow to the Spartans' College Football Playoff hopes, considering they have to play Oregon next week. Despite the hit looking bad at first glance, Cook was worked on by trainers and trotted back out onto the field the next series.
On his first snap after the injury, he tossed a 71-yard pass to Lippett to show he was alright. Cook finished the night 12-for-13 for 285 yards and three touchdowns. He also added a score on the ground after keeping it on the option near the goal line. Cook didn't turn in a performance like Texas A&M's Kenny Hill did on Thursday but was nevertheless as advertised and even completed a jump pass in a collapsing pocket for a first down at one point. He's definitely a player NFL scouts are interested to see develop throughout the season.
Here are a few other things you need to know from Friday's college football action:
Running back Jeremy Langford came off the field limping at one point in the first quarter for Michigan State. Nevertheless, he also managed to not miss much playing time and finished with 57 yards against Jacksonville State. Mark Dantonio will certainly need Langford healthy and more productive next week in Eugene.
Another quality signal-caller in action on Friday? BYU's Taysom Hill. The Cougars quarterback looked much sharper in the passing game (granted, against a UConn defense) and brought his trademark running style out east, as well. In the first half alone, he managed to rack up 249 yards and four touchdowns to put the game out of reach before BYU reached the locker room. He tacked on another rushing score in the second half to finish with 405 yards of total offense.
Saturday night might be alright for fighting, but so was Friday. Bowling Green defensive back Darrell Hunter punched a Western Kentucky tight end and was ejected. That wasn't all, as Syracuse starting quarterback Terrel Hunt was kicked out for throwing a punch, as well.
Speaking of the Orange, Syracuse played in perhaps the most entertaining game of the night. After Hunt went out, it was a rough night for Syracuse, which needed a fake field goal on 4th and two just to survive 27-26 in the second overtime. The Wildcats did end up making a miraculous catch to score a touchdown but couldn't get the two-point play in the end zone for the win. Not a good sign with teams like Florida State and Clemson on the schedule for Scott Shafer.
Good news for Auburn's game against Arkansas, as the school announced senior defensive back Robenson Therezie was cleared to play by the school after dealing with an eligibility issue. It is unknown how much he'll play against the Razorbacks, but he's expected to contribute for the Tigers after being named a preseason second-team All-SEC selection.
Heck of a coaching debut by Jeff Brohm, as Western Kentucky put up 59 points and 702 yards of offense to beat (and upset a favored) Bowling Green. Quarterback Brandon Doughty's stat line? 46-for-56, 569 yards and six touchdowns.
How bad was Houston's offensive line against UTSA? Well, the Cougars had 17 carries for -53 yards, including sacks, at halftime (they finished 23 for -26 yards). Quarterback John O'Korn was not sharp at all for Houston and struggled with a feisty Roadrunners defense all night to ruin the opening of the school's new stadium. Larry Coker (remember him from his run at Miami?) has done a heck of a job in San Antonio.
Nice second act for former Alabama running back Dee Hart in Colorado State's opener. The transfer poured it on in-state rival Colorado with 139 yards rushing and two touchdowns. Hart looked very good in the power running game employed by Jim McElwain in the 31-17 win. Buffs' sophomore quarterback Sefo Liufau had his moments, while the team's defense did not.
First-time starter Anu Solomon had a few early misses but settled down quite nicely for Arizona at quarterback as the game progressed. Solomon finished the game with a school freshman record 425 passing yards as the Wildcats torched UNLV to set the school record for total offense, too. Wide receiver Austin Hill, a potential early draft pick, looked like he was fully recovered from an ACL tear when he took a short pass 92 yards for a touchdown to open the second half.
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