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Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 1 - Something To Do Blue
Blue can't decide what to do today. Mr. Salt encourages us to pick a few items from around the house and use our imaginations to invent something new to do with them—a recipe he calls "Something to do Stew." We play Blue's Clues to figure out which three things Blue wants to combine to make something new. Along the way, Periwinkle shows us all the different pictures he can make simply by rearranging cutout squares. We also skidoo to help some friends invent new things to do today.
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Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 2 - Let's Boogie
Steve's got sneakers on today and that makes him feel like dancing! We play Blue's Clues to figure out what Blue wants to make a dance about. Some of our friends are inventing dances about the way things in the backyard blow around in the wind, and we help Steve to dance along. Then we skidoo to help a choreographer tell a story about a baby lion and some monkeys through dance.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 3 - Blocks
Blue's friend Green is over today and we're playing with blocks. Steve is making a playground for his cow figurines and Blue is building a really tall tower; we play Blue's Clues to figure out what Blue wants to build to connect the playground and the tower. With a little help from Green, we help Blue figure out how to build a tall block tower that is both balanced and centered. Then we skidoo into a block town where we help an architect follow blueprints to build a road, a giant wall and a bank.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 4 - Blue's Backyard Ballgame
If it's round and rolls, there's a good chance it belongs in Blue's Backyard Ballgame Bonanza. We're inventing all sorts of new ballgames today and we play Blue's Clues to figure out which game Blue wants to play. After playing catch with Steve's imaginary Invisiball we help Periwinkle and Blue figure out how to make a ball bounce as many times as possible. Then, we skidoo to a stadium where we coach Steve through an obstacle course of ball-related challenges.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 5 - Let's Plant
Somebody new is joining us today — it's our new plant, Nero! As we learn how to plant Nero in the garden, Steve realizes that he doesn't know what kind of plant Nero is. But Blue knows so we play Blues Clues to figure it out. While searching for clues, we find Periwinkle pretending to be a plant and we help him figure out how plants live and grow by imagining we're plants too. We then skidoo to find Blue's favorite plants and figure out what they do that makes them so smart.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 6 - Puppets
Today we're acting out puppet stories! We create our very own puppet, Handy, just by using our hand. Steve's Sock Puppet accompanies us through the day, as we play Blue's Clues to figure out what story Blue wants us to tell with our puppets. We help Tickety and Slippery figure out how to express various emotions as they act out their puppet story. Then we skidoo into a puppet theater and help figure out what movements we need to use to act out a new puppet story.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 7 - I'm So Happy
Why is Joe so happy today? Because we're here! Today we're celebrating the things that make us happy. We play Blue's Clues to figure out what makes Blue happy. Our friends Periwinkle, Shovel and Tickety are all doing things that make them happy and we help Joe figure out what those things are. Then we skidoo into a game board and meet some new friends who are sad, angry and worried because of their various situations. We help figure out what they can do to become happy.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 8 - Shape Searchers
Joe and Blue are playing Shape Searchers and they need our help. Blue pulls various shapes out of her bag and it's our job to find things with the same shape all around us! After shape-searching in the living room, we play Blue's Clues to figure out where else Blue wants to search for shapes. As ace Shape Searchers, we find the shapes in familiar objects all day. In the bedroom, we play Shape Searchers with Tickety, Blue and Joe, making sure to count how many instances of each shape we find. Then we skidoo into the felt frame, where we find a cityscape made of various shapes. We help our shape friends, including Octagon and Rectangle, figure out what city objects they can combine to become, such as a stop sign.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 9 - The Big Book About Us
Today we're making "The Big Book About Us" –- everyone gets a page to fill with pictures of their favorite things! We check in with all our friends to see what they are putting on their pages and play Blue's Clues to figure out what to put on the front of our book. We help our friends Tickety, Pail and Slippery decide what to put on their pages. Then we skidoo into a sticker book and figure out the similarities and differences between Periwinkle and Blue's favorite things.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 10 - Can You Help?
Joe really needs our help today! After helping him play hide and seek, he sees that we're really great helpers and asks if we can help play something else. Blue needs help playing something, so we play Blue's Clues to figure out what she needs help playing. All day we help Joe and our friends with whatever they need. Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper need our help making a special surprise snack for Blue. We help them measure the ingredients for blueberry pancakes! Then we skidoo into the storybook forest where we help Baby Bear, Gingerbread Boy and Cinderella find the things they need to prepare for the porridge party.
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Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 11 - Colors!
"Introduces the new shirt in multiple colors – we will recommend what color the shirt should be). Today we're painting portraits of some of our friends. We play Blue's Clues to figure out who else Blue wants to add to our Portrait of Pals. Shovel and Pail need help painting their portraits. They don't have the right colors, so we figure out which colors they can mix to get the colors they need. Then we skidoo into a book about colors, where we help our color friends Orange, Violet and Chartreuse figure out what primary and secondary colors combine to make them. All the colors then dance, mix and sing the color mixing song along with Joe."
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 12 - Rhythm And Blue!
Who's got rhythm? We all do! Today, everyone has an instrument and we're clapping along. We play Blue's Clues to figure out what instrument Blue is going to play in Blue's Big Band. Periwinkle is playing drums and we practice some of his new rhythms by clapping along. Then we skidoo into a picture, where we help our new friend Piano figure out how to tell a story with different rhythms. Finally, we all assemble into Blue's Big Band and play some music together!
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 13 - Blue's Charts!
Today we're using charts to measure all sorts of things. Mr. Salt needs to figure out what everyone's favorite snack is so he can make them, so we make a chart to help him out! Throughout the day we ask our friends what their favorite snacks are and add them to the chart. At the same time, we play Blue's Clues to figure out what Blue's favorite snack is. We help Shovel and Pail make a chart to figure out which animals they see the most in the backyard. Then we skidoo to a pig farm, where we use a chart to figure how much food to feed each pig.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 14 - Playing Store
How much is that hat in the window? Today we're playing store! Our friends have set up pretend stores and we're going on a shopping trip. We play Blue's Clues to figure out what Blue wants to get at the store. We stop by Slippery's boat store to buy a sailboat. Then we choose the right-sized picture frame at Mr. Salt's frame store and pick up some strawberries from Shovel and Pail. Then we skidoo into Owl's furniture store to help pick out the correct sizes of furniture for Giraffe and Elephant.
Blue's Clues - Series 6 - Episode 15 - Patience
You'll never guess what Blue and Periwinkle found in the backyard! It's a bird's egg and it's almost ready to hatch. But we need to be patient and wait, so we think of things to do in the meantime. All day we repeat our mantra: "Wait, wait, wait. What can we do while we wait?" And we play Blue's Clues to figure out what Blue wants to do while we wait. Periwinkle decides to pass the time by building a toy airplane. We help him figure out how to be patient and not get frustrated as he puts it together. We learn that our third clue is inside of a board game. So we skidoo in and play The Waiting Game in order to reach our third clue. The game requires us to wait on a long line. We help play games to pass the time. Finally, it's time for the egg to hatch and we meet our newest friend – Baby Bird!
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Ye-ka-tyer-in-boorg. That is the only pronunciation I will be giving from a book where the unspeakable are also the unpronounceable.
I know why this book was written, what mystifies me, is why it was published?
Everyone knows the story don�t they? The Tsar and his family brutally oppressed the Russian people for centuries until they took the opportunity to fight back and do to him what he had done to them. There have been attempts to add a little mystery to this as to who was murdered and who wasn�t, but the fact remains: he (and she) who lives by the sword will (ultimately), die by the sword. However, the Tsar Nicholas II industry is nothing if not persistent, as it was only as recently as April last year that the Russian authorities announced that all of the Tsars family had been identified and accounted for. This was not good enough for the Russian Orthodox Church who still do not recognize the remains as being those of the Tsar and his family. Let us hope that Rappaport�s book will close the door on this imperishable saga.
Ms Rappaport has put her considerable erudition of all things Russian into this work. When 6% of a book is bibliography, can anyone doubt that the author is on top of her subject? Authors and critics of whom I have the greatest respect have been so complimentary of Rappaport�s book, I hesitate to offer my own opinion. How do you follow ��quite simply stunning ��(Alison Weir), �That perfect blend of history ��(Susan Hill). These women are not chums of Helen by any chance - are they?
To depict a moment in history of which almost everyone is aware, and make it fresh and stimulating is a difficult task and one, I regret, beyond Ms Rappaport. She has trawled through mountains of documents and studiously recorded them in separate chapters in the nature of a thesis. Even so, I tend to doubt the accuracy of some of her observations. Her scene setting benefitted perhaps from a little artistic license, and there are some factual �howlers�. Also distracting was her lack of sympathy for the �cause�. Are revolutionaries always dirty and drunk? Is she really telling us that a necrophiliacs assault on the Tsaritsa was recorded by someone as a contemporaneous note?
I applaud that she was trying an interspersion of family scenes with individual biographies. But this did not work, and was an obstacle to narrative flow.
The last days of the Romanovs is a depressing read. If Russia was as bad as Rappaport describes it, dying would have been a blessed relief. Bad things have to be recorded, but do they need to be written about ad nauseam?
Helen Rappaport is a Russian expert, and if Russian history is your thing you will find all you ever needed to know � even to the angle they wore their hats - about the last days of the Romanovs. But for the rest of us, be content that the Tsar and his family were all reburied with appropriate ceremony in Saint Peter and Paul Cathedral, St.Petersburg on July 17 1998, where they were able to look down or up upon it.


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Airport staff, tenants ready space and volunteers to support disaster assistance
Airport Director Paul Anslow says Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport stands ready to help victims of the Marshall Fire. Along with RMMA's ample parking, trucks, forklifts, and other pieces of heavy equipment, many airport tenants have also stepped up, donating more than 20,000 square feet of hangar space. In addition, Anslow adds that RMMA has a small army of volunteers available to assist disaster assistance operations that may take place on the field.
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A business jet passes by the air traffic control tower at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Broomfield. The airport says it wants to play a vital role in helping neighboring communities recover from the devastating Marshall Fire. The airport has offered up 120,000 square feet of outdoor parking, and its tenants have donated 20,000 square feet of hangar space.
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Before firefighters were able to extinguish flames from the devastating Marshall Fire, Rocky Mountain Airport Director Paul Anslow and his staff were already planning ways to help neighboring communities.
"We have an incredibly close and strong relationship with the communities that surround us, including Louisville and Superior," said Anslow, who explained many residents from surrounding areas live, work and do business at the airport.
But even as water tankers were being staged at the edge of the airport, and Anslow was packing up his own home under pre-evacuation orders, RMMA was already thinking about ways to help.
Because thousands of residents have lost everything they own, donations of money, food, water and other essentials are critical, but with significant structure loss in the area, Anslow says that creates a shortage of warehouse and storage space.
"The great thing about an airport is that we have massive amounts of transportation availability, so planes can fly things in," he said. "But the other thing we have is space—and a lot of it."
Currently, Anslow estimates airport tenants have donated more than 20,000 square feet of hangar space that is available for storage and distribution of supplies and donated goods.
Two of the largest donations come from RMMA's two largest tenants, fixed base operators Signature Flight Support and Sheltair.
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Adding to that, Anslow said RMMA had made more than 120,000 square feet of secure parking available for semitractor-trailers and large storage containers.
While the idea came together in less than 48 hours after the fire was contained, Anslow said he could not be more proud of his staff, tenants, airport advisory board, and local government representatives.
Taking a two-phase approach, Anslow said the airport first wanted to assess what to see what assets were available.
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He suspects donations will ramp up once an arrangement with VOAD, Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster comes on board.
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People v. Rodriguez, No. 91SA112
Document Cited authorities 200 Cited in 277 Precedent Map Related
Docket Nº No. 91SA112
Citation 914 P.2d 230
Case Date March 11, 1996
Court Supreme Court of Colorado
914 P.2d 230 The PEOPLE of the State of Colorado,
Plaintiff-Appellee/Cross-Appellant,
Frank D. RODRIGUEZ, Defendant-Appellant/Cross-Appellee. No. 91SA112. Supreme Court of Colorado,
En Banc. March 11, 1996.
As Modified on Denial of Rehearing
April 15, 1996.
Appeal from the District Court, City and County of Denver; Honorable Federico C. Alvarez, Judge.
Gale A. Norton, Attorney General, Stephen K. ErkenBrack, Chief Deputy Attorney General, Timothy M. Tymkovich, Solicitor General, John Daniel Dailey, Deputy Attorney General, Robert Mark Russel, First Assistant Attorney General, Robert M. Petrusak, Senior Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Enforcement Section, Denver, for Plaintiff-Appellee/Cross-Appellant.
David F. Vela, State Public Defender, Michael J. Heher, Deputy State Public Defender, Nora V. Kelly, Denver, for Defendant-Appellant/Cross-Appellee.
Justice ERICKSON delivered the Opinion of the Court.
In 1986, the trial court 1 sentenced Frank Rodriguez to death for his participation in the kidnapping, robbery, rape, and murder of Lorraine Martelli. We affirmed the imposition of the death sentence, People v. Rodriguez, 794 P.2d 965 (Colo.1990) (Rodriguez IV ), and the United States Supreme Court denied certiorari. Rodriguez v. Colorado, 498 U.S. 1055, 111 S.Ct. 770, 112 L.Ed.2d 789 (1991). Pursuant to Crim.P. 35, Rodriguez sought postconviction review of his death sentence. The district court granted relief in part, denied relief in part, and refused to vacate the death sentence. Both Rodriguez and the prosecution appealed. We affirm in part, reverse in part, and remand in part with directions.
Facts and Procedural History
On November 14, 1984, Rodriguez; 2 his brother, Chris Rodriguez; David Martinez; and Patricia Thomas participated in events which culminated in the brutal murder of Lorraine Martelli. The facts of the murder are set forth in People v. Rodriguez, 794 P.2d 965, 969-971 (Colo.1990) (Rodriguez IV ), cert. denied, 498 U.S. 1055, 111 S.Ct. 770, 112 L.Ed.2d 789 (1991). 3 A jury convicted Rodriguez of first-degree murder, first-degree felony murder, first-degree sexual assault, first-degree aggravated motor vehicle theft, second-degree kidnapping, aggravated robbery, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit second-degree kidnapping, conspiracy to commit first-degree aggravated motor vehicle theft, and five counts of using a deadly weapon during the commission of the above offenses. R., v. 3 at 545-558.
In a separate proceeding, Rodriguez' brother, Chris Rodriguez, was convicted of the following crimes: first-degree murder, first-degree sexual assault, aggravated motor vehicle theft, second-degree kidnapping, robbery, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit second-degree kidnapping, and conspiracy to commit aggravated motor vehicle theft. People v. Rodriguez, 786 P.2d 472, 473 (Colo.App.1989), cert. denied, No. 89SC600 (Colo. Jan. 29, 1990). David Martinez was convicted of second-degree kidnapping and sentenced to twenty years. R., v. 67 at 105. The prosecution granted Patricia Thomas immunity in exchange for her testimony and did not charge her for her participation in the criminal episode. See R., v. 2 at 8.
Prior to the penalty phase of Rodriguez' prosecution, the trial court conducted a habitual criminal proceeding pursuant to section 16-13-103, 8 C.R.S. (1984 Supp.), and the jury found beyond a reasonable doubt that Rodriguez had been convicted of three prior felonies. R., v. 33 at 63-65.
At the penalty phase of Rodriguez' trial, the jury found that six statutory aggravating factors existed beyond a reasonable doubt: (1) committing murder while under a felony sentence of imprisonment; (2) intentionally killing a person kidnapped by him or by anyone associated with him; (3) intentionally killing a person in furtherance of an agreement to kill; (4) intentionally causing the death of a person in the course of or in furtherance of a felony or in his immediate flight therefrom; (5) killing in an especially heinous, cruel or depraved manner; 4 and (6)
committing murder for the purpose of avoiding or preventing a lawful arrest or prosecution. R., v. 4 at 746-52; see § 16-11-103(6), 8A C.R.S. (1986). The jury further found that the mitigating factors did not outweigh the aggravating factors and sentenced Rodriguez to death. R., v. 4 at 753.
The trial court stayed the death sentence pending an automatic direct appeal, pursuant to section 16-11-103(7), 8A C.R.S. (1986), and C.A.R. 4(d). 5 The Colorado State Public Defender's Office represented Rodriguez on direct appeal. After four extensions of time to file an opening brief and nearly two years after the case had been docketed in this court, defense counsel filed a 138-page document entitled "Partial Opening Brief," with a protest that a complete brief could not be filed without an additional extension of time. 6 Am.R., v. 18 at 1-151. Rodriguez attached an appendix to the "Partial Opening Brief" which listed 102 additional issues which he claims he wanted to raise, but could not because of unreasonable time limitations and an inadequate record on appeal. 7 Am.R., v. 5 at 1219-1231.
On direct appeal, we affirmed the death sentence. Rodriguez IV, 794 P.2d 965. On February 11, 1991, Rodriguez filed a Crim.P. 35(b) motion for reduction of sentence, and, on February 21, 1991, the district court denied relief. Am.R., v. 4 at 823. On March 13, 1991, Rodriguez filed a notice of appeal in the court of appeals seeking review of the district court's denial of his Crim.P. 35(b) motion. Id. at 889-91. On March 28, 1991, we accepted jurisdiction over the appeal and granted Rodriguez' motion for a stay of execution. Id.
On March 25, 1991, Rodriguez filed a Crim.P. 35(a) and (c) motion in the district court and a motion to obtain the appointment of private counsel to investigate and litigate claims of ineffective assistance of counsel. Id. On April 12, 1991, the prosecution filed a motion to dismiss Rodriguez' motions on the ground that the district court lacked jurisdiction over the case due to the pendency of the Crim.P. 35(b) appeal in this court. Id. at 881. On April 19, 1991, Rodriguez filed a motion to withdraw the previously filed Crim.P. 35(a) and (c) motion. Id. at 888. On May 30, 1991, we ordered that the case be remanded to the district court for the limited purpose of setting a time frame to permit Rodriguez to file any and all postconviction claims relating to his conviction and sentence. Id. at 889-91. We further ordered that the district court conduct a hearing on all such claims that it deemed appropriate and issue a final ruling without unnecessary delay. Id. On July 8, 1991, the district court ordered that Rodriguez submit all post-trial motions by August 1, 1991. Id. at 897.
On August 1, 1991, Rodriguez filed a Crim.P. 35(c) motion for postconviction review of his death sentence which was over 700 pages and raised 319 claims for relief relating to the guilt and penalty phases of the trial and the direct appeal. See Am.R., vv. 11-13, 68. Rodriguez' postconviction motion also contained claims relating to ineffective assistance of counsel and newly discovered evidence.
On December 11, 1991, the district court appointed Richard Hostetler as independent counsel to investigate and litigate Rodriguez' claims of ineffective assistance of counsel.
Am.R., v. 6 at 1486. On January 19, 1993, Hostetler filed a separate Crim.P. 35(c) motion claiming that Rodriguez received ineffective assistance of counsel during the guilt and penalty phases of his trial and on direct appeal. Am.R., v. 7 at 1631-1647. The district court held a hearing on Rodriguez' claims of ineffective assistance of counsel and, on October 7, 1993, denied relief. Id. at 1762-88.
On February 14, 1994, the district court ruled on Rodriguez' Crim.P. 35(c) motion that had been filed on August 1, 1991. The district court vacated Rodriguez' convictions for felony murder, conspiracy to commit second-degree kidnapping, and conspiracy to commit aggravated motor vehicle theft, but denied Rodriguez' motion to vacate the death sentence. R., v. 1 at 216-219. The district court denied all of Rodriguez' remaining postconviction claims, see id. at 152-222, but reserved ruling on the allegations of newly discovered evidence. Id. at 221-222. On March 17, 1994, the district court held a hearing on Rodriguez' claims of newly discovered evidence and denied relief. See R., v. 67 at 182-83.
Rodriguez now appeals the district court's denial of his Crim.P. 35(c) postconviction claims and its refusal to vacate his death sentence. Rodriguez' Opening Brief on this appeal is 419 pages and raises 151 issues. A list of these issues is attached as Appendix A. 8 Rodriguez also appeals the district court's denial of his claims alleging ineffective assistance of counsel. This issue was separately briefed on this appeal.
The prosecution cross-appeals, arguing that the district court erroneously vacated Rodriguez' convictions for felony murder, conspiracy to commit second-degree kidnapping, and conspiracy to commit aggravated motor vehicle theft.
The primary question on appeal is whether the district court erred in determining that Rodriguez' Crim.P. 35 motion did not warrant reversal and vacation of his death sentence. We conclude that the district court's vacation of Rodriguez' duplicative sentences and our remand to the district court of Rodriguez' conviction for first-degree sexual assault as a class 2 felony, see infra parts IX(A) and XIV, provide the only relief available to Rodriguez on the arguments presented in his Crim.P. 35 motions. Accordingly, we affirm in part, reverse in part, and remand in part with directions.
Issues Previously Litigated
The district court denied 110 of the 319 postconviction claims Rodriguez raised in his Crim.P. 35(c) motion, 9 holding that Rodriguez could not...
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...Griffin on state law grounds); Ortega-Martinez, 881 P.2d at 234-35 (rejecting Griffin on state law grounds); People v. Rodriguez, 914 P.2d 230, 273 (Colo.1996) (citing James v. People, 727 P.2d 850 (Colo.1986) (rejecting Turner on state law grounds)); see also Bloomquist v. State, 914 P.2d ......
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Mayor Joyce Craig will be sworn in for a second term on Jan. 7, 2020.
MANCHESTER, NH — Details of Mayor Joyce Craig's inauguration are below.
Craig will take her second oath of office as Mayor of Manchester on Tuesday, January 7 at the Rex Theatre, located at 23 Amherst St. The inaugural ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. and will include the swearing-in of aldermen and members of the board of school committee. John Clayton, Executive Director of the Manchester Historic Society will act as the master of ceremonies. The inaugural ceremony is free, and members of the public are welcome to attend.
Welcome Remarks – John Clayton, Master of Ceremonies
Processional – Central High School Jazz Combo, led by Director Ed Doyle
Posting of Colors – Manchester Fire Department and Manchester Police Department
National Anthem – students from the Boys and Girls Club
Pledge of Allegiance – students from Girls at Work
Invocation – Rev. Deacon Edward P. Munz, D. Min., St. Catherine of Siena
Oaths of Office (Aldermen and School Committee) – Matthew Normand, City Clerk
Oath of Office (Mayor) – Michael Craig
Mayor's Introduction – Congressman Chris Pappas
Benediction – Rabbi Beth D. Davidson, Temple Adath Yeshurun
Greeters and Ushers – City Year Corps Members
Following the inauguration, Mayor Craig will preside over meetings of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the Board of School Committee in the Aldermanic Chambers at City Hall, located at 1 City Hall Plaza.
Following the meetings, Mayor Craig will then host an open house from 3 – 5 p.m., encouraging the public to visit the Mayor's Office and the Aldermanic Chambers on the third floor of City Hall.
In addition, Mayor Craig's Inaugural Committee will host an Inaugural Ball on Saturday, January 11 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Manchester, located at 700 Elm St. The committee will be co-chaired by Representative Mary Heath, Elizabeth Hitchcock and Patricia Lynott, all of Manchester. This event is sold out.
Liz Purdy will serve as a senior advisor to the Inaugural Committee. Purdy has experience running Gubernatorial Inaugural activities for both Governor John Lynch and Senator Maggie Hassan.
To keep the public informed about inaugural activities, Mayor Craig has launched the website, www.craiginaugural.com, where individuals can also purchase tickets for the Inaugural Ball. A portion of the proceeds from each $75 ticket will benefit Waypoint's homeless youth program.
Jan. 9: Soft opening for Thrive Outdoors on Elm Street
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DUMMERSTON—Citing the costs of perpetual care, and that rates have not increased "since the late 1970s," Cemetery Committee member Terry Chapman asked the Dummerston Selectboard to approve raising plot fees for the town's public cemeteries.
Chapman also noted Dummerston's cemetery plots cost considerably less than those at other public and private graveyards in the area.
She said mowing and tree removal are big expenses.
Selectboard Chair Zeke Goodband concurred, noting "some things have gone up since" the late 1970s.
Chapman gave the Board her committee's recommendations, and after a friendly amendment was added to the motion, the Board unanimously voted on the increase. Plots at Dummerston's town cemeteries now cost $400 for one, $600 for two, and $1,000 for four.
"Is it enough?" Board member Steve Glabach asked Chapman.
"It's never going to be enough," Chapman responded.
She suggested the Board address this issue again, perhaps sooner than 40 years from now.


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Counting wastage, India may need 66.6cr doses of vaccine
The Union health ministry has calculated the number of vaccines the government would need to purchase: 111 doses to inoculate every 50 beneficiaries. This means that to administer two doses of a vaccine to 30 crore people, the government would need to buy 66.6 crore, and not just 60 crore doses as originally planned.
Chethan Kumar
BENGALURU: The Union health ministry has calculated the number of vaccines the government would need to purchase: 111 doses to inoculate every 50 beneficiaries. This means that to administer two doses of a vaccine to 30 crore people, the government would need to buy 66.6 crores, and not just 60 crore doses as originally planned.
Guidelines issued to all state governments show the formula used to estimate vaccine needs at various levels — block, state and district — is borrowed broadly from the Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP). However, while the wastage percentage differs for different vaccines under UIP, "allowable wastage" for the Covid-19 vaccine has been fixed at 10%. This is used to determine the wastage multiplication factor (WMF), which is used to determine the estimated number of doses that need to be purchased.
The ministry and experts have arrived at a WMF of 1.1 for Covid-19 vaccines. Since each beneficiary needs two doses of the vaccine, here's how the estimation for procurement is made: If the government, for instance, is procuring doses for 100 people, it first multiplies the number of people by two (given that two doses are needed). This number (200) is then multiplied by 1.1 — to account for wastage and arrive at the final number of doses required. In this case it would be 222. Giving an example for one-dose estimation, the ministry guidelines read: "...27,800 doses of Covid-19 vaccine are adequate for immunising 25,045 beneficiaries (WMF = 1.11)".
While just 200 doses may eventually be enough for 100 people — if logistics, storage, management and administration (of vaccines) have an 100% efficiency rate — the said formula is employed to prevent a shortage of doses in case there is wastage due to any one of these reasons. The Union MoH&FW and the state governments are taking every possible measure to minimise wastage.
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Congratulations on your new fab! So, when are you going to start churning out CPUs that meet the spec? I can't wait. I can't believe you're going to do this AND develop the operating systems and programming languages to go with it!! Thank-you so much, you're a superman!
Anonymous wrote: I can't believe you're going to do this AND develop the operating systems and programming languages to go with it!!
I normally trash anonymous comments but yours merits a reply. You got it backwards. The OS and development tools (the software model) must be in place first and all the kinks ironed out before the CPU can be designed and fabbed. The fabs that can make the chips already exist. A fabless company can design the CPU. It's not easy but it can all be done in less than two years with the right people and resources.
And how are you going to write the OS and development tools? Without the CPU, you'll need to emulate it, and it'll have to be on a traditional, sequential CPU programmed with an algorithmic langauge. Doesn't that at least show that older languages are powerful enough to emulate "better" languages?
Your model is interesting, but smack-talking so-called algorithmic languages is just controversy for controversy's sake. Get those right people and resources and show us how it's done.
Ian wrote, And how are you going to write the OS and development tools? Without the CPU, you'll need to emulate it, and it'll have to be on a traditional, sequential CPU programmed with an algorithmic langauge. Doesn't that at least show that older languages are powerful enough to emulate "better" languages?
This is like asking a prisoner, why do you eat prison food if you believe you're innocent? Look, I'm the first to acknowledge the power and usefulness of the algorithm for solving all sorts of problems. The problem is that the algorithm is a hopelessly flawed method of software construction. But then again, non-algorithmic software is not entirely alien to algorithmic software. They are close cousins since they have some things in common.
Well, there is controversy all right, but only because the old ways are very entrenched and some people feel genuinely threatened by these ideas (I don't blame them). It's like religion. But hey, send me your resume. I'm looking for experienced hardware and software managers, CEO, CFO, etc... With the right people on the team to back me up, I could easily convince some venture capitalists to fork up some substantial money for a startup.
I notice that your COSA quicksort is not even finished. You've had many years to build your software creation system, and yet, there is no functioning model. There's not even "wishful" models, ie, a library of COSA components that *would* run, if a COSA interpreter were available. This is because creating software, even in COSA, with graphics and whatnot, is still programming, and programming is hard.
I point this out not to say, "What you are proposing is impossible," as it certainly is not impossible. In fact, what I wish to point out is that the COSA system you've described would not be too difficult to create, and even if it were strictly single-processor, non-shared-memory, it could still be used to demonstrate your ideas very effectively.
But really, there is already no shortage of reactive, concurrent, data-aware systems; search the internet for "reactive concurrent system" or "dataflow language". Many even feature graphical composition of software. Then there's the ideas and work of Alan Kay, who is busy creating more systems like the one you describe; check out his NSF proposal from this page.
So, there you go. There is no vast conspiracy intended to keep "programming" to the realm of the few. What there is is a huge base of code, a culture, and a propensity in most people to devote their scarce cognitive resources to things that interest them more than computers (everyone, including programmers, have scarce cognitive resources, and they spend them on things that interest them).
Really, I don't mean to be snarky. There are plenty of examples of systems that could be called "COSA" (just as there are plenty of examples of systems that could be called "Lisp"), already out there in the world, thereby demonstrating that COSA is not an unrealizable fantasy. As well, there's plenty of improvement to be made in the way that we create software, in terms of having computers assist us as we create it. But for you, it's long past the time to put up or shut up, if you value your integrity.
I mean really what a refreshing article. I truly wish you the best of luck and sincerely hope those ancient CPU manufacturers, and their equally antique computer language programmers take an advise from you, therefore develop spectacular machines as you have so cleverly explained.
Anyway, thanks a lot again and PLEASE keep up the good work, which i believe will lead to a better world for us all to live in.
Bravo to this part: " Just drag'm and drop'm. No more (text-based) computer languages, por favor! Computer languages are a primitive, awkward, unnecessarily complex and messy legacy from the 20th century. They are a stupid way to program computers. Only computer geeks love computer languages. The market is not about what geeks like. It's about profit, reliability, security and productivity." How much life have I wasted although I've enjoyed it, but it never has to be like that.


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December 11th 2014 saw GDS host data analysts from across government at the 3rd Data Science Show & Tell. Interest was high yet again, with enthusiastic participation in the many exciting discussions, one of which was on the topic of data linkage.
Data linkage, the art of relating two distinct sets of data to identify matches with the aim of telling a more comprehensive story, is particularly challenging when it is not obvious whether two records belong together.
Mark Bell demonstrating a probabilistic approach to data linkage.
One solution, based on probability theory, was presented by Mark Bell who is helping the National Archives match historical records to individuals in an effort to build up a richer picture of our national history. Matthew Hodgskiss from Health and Safety Laboratory, demonstrated an alternative approach to the same problem by exploring other common factors.
Our external guest, Adavait Sarkar, from the University of Cambridge, gave a fascinating talk on the software tools that the research team there have built. Designed to make the life of a data scientist easier these tools include Teach & Try, an easy-to-use piece of machine-learning software which enables the user to build a classification system within minutes rather than weeks.
Adavait Sarkar showcasing the GatherMiner software.
A second tool called GatherMiner, simplifies the process of detecting patterns in the data across time. By visually presenting such rich datasets on a dashboard, GatherMiner can help flag anomalous patterns as soon as they appear. For example, by monitoring the performance data from a racing car, GatherMiner can be used to identify, with ease, that one broken part from amongst hundreds of similar parts.
If you would like to test any of the above mentioned software or are interested in coming along to the next Show & Tell on February 19th 2015, please let us know by writing in the comments below.
Glad to know you are interested. I shall add you on to the list for the next one which should be around end of April.


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Former Hibs ace Russell Latapy is poised to make a sensational return to Scottish football at the age of 43 after signing for East of Scotland League outfit Edinburgh City.
The "Little Magician" jetted into the Capital last night and immediately headed for his first training session with his new team-mates at Peffermill ahead of Saturday's William Hill Scottish Cup second round clash with Ayrshire Junior side Irvine Meadow. The Trinidad and Tobago legend has agreed a short-term deal with the Meadowbank-based club following a chance meeting with City manager John Green after Ian Murray's testimonial match in which he'd starred for a team of former Easter Road aces against the current Hibs team.
Today Green revealed how that early morning chat in a George Street night club had helped his club pull off a major coup in persuading Latapy to pull on his boots once again.
He said: "I'd got talking to Russell at the after-match 'bash' following Ian's game and he genuinely seemed interested in what we are doing, the whole ethos of Edinburgh City and the emphasis we put on coaching and bringing through youngsters.
However, the more Green thought of the possibility of luring such a high-profile player to his club, the more the idea grew on him, particularly the long-term benefits it would bring a squad boasting an average age of just 22.
Contact with Latapy was re-established, the upshot being the former Porto, Boavista, Rangers, Dundee United and Falkirk star flying from his home in Portugal to begin preparing for his City debut.
Green said: "I think my committee thought I was a bit crazy when I put it to them, but I believed Russell was sincere in what he'd said, that he was genuinely interested in what we were doing. He had said if he was available he would come over and help so I was happy to ask him again.
Latapy's arrival in Edinburgh – international clearance having been gained via the SFA from the authorities in the Caribbean – was kept a closely guarded secret with Green's players totally unaware of what was happening until he joined them in training last night, but the City boss has no doubts the impact his presence will have.
He said: "Like Franck Sauzee Russell was only at Hibs for a small number of years but both of them became absolute legends, football fans everywhere, regardless of who they supported, recognised them as something special, players people wanted to watch.
And Green believes Latapy will have an impact far beyond his influence on the pitch at a club which currently has some 300 players aged between six and 19 in their youth system. He said: "It's not about trying to pull a trick on Irvine Meadow, Russell is here for the right reasons, he's accepted the offer to come over and help us. There are no airs and graces about him and he's certainly not come here as some sort of mercenary but because he understands what we are trying to do.
While Latapy will be passing on his expertise in training session for City's youngsters, his presence is sure to attract a far larger than normal crowd than might have been anticipated to Saturday's Cup tie, Green adding: "At £6 to get in and see Russell Latapy would, for me, be the only way I'd want to spend my afternoon.


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In 2001, the Commonwealth began an initiative to promote safe and supportive learning environments for Kentucky students and staff by launching the Kentucky Instructional Discipline and Support (K.I.D.S.) Project. The Kentucky Department of Education then expanded that program and created the Kentucky Center for Instructional Discipline (KYCID) - a statewide center dedicated to helping schools establish a culture and climate in which all students can be successful. KYCID is a proud host of the Kentucky PBIS Network (KYPBIS).
The mission of the Kentucky PBIS Network (KYPBIS) is to train and support schools in the implementation of positive, proactive, and instructional strategies to help develop students who ultimately become self-disciplined, responsible, and productive members of their communities. Schools are encouraged to implement the multi-tiered PBIS framework when they are ready to make a commitment and then to move through each tier based on their own school's data and needs. A regional training calendar offers opportunities for training for schools, coaches, and administrators.
KYCID/KYPBIS coordinates efforts with the Kentucky Department of Education and other state agencies, as well as the Technical Assistance Center on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP), and the U.S. Department of Education.
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Securing the administrators' agreements of active support and participation.
Securing a commitment and agreement from at least 80% of the staff for active support and participation.
Conducting a self-assessment of the current school-wide discipline system.
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Establishing a system to collect office referral and other data on a regular basis, in order to evaluate the effectiveness of school-wide efforts.
Ensuring the district/school assigns a qualified individual to serve as a coach.


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The Insurance Council of Australia's report released at the end of 2009, indicates that the cost of public liability insurance premiums have dropped 27% in the five years to 2008 while the number of policies written has increased by more than 20%.
Across all the Australian states, public liability insurance premiums fell from an average of $1,032 in 2003 to $752 in 2008 which is a decline of 27 per cent.
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Canada's Oil Consumption was reported at 2,428.306 Barrel/Day th in Dec 2017. This records an increase from the previous number of 2,400.636 Barrel/Day th for Dec 2016. Canada's Oil Consumption data is updated yearly, averaging 1,811.693 Barrel/Day th from Dec 1965 to 2017, with 53 observations. The data reached an all-time high of 2,428.306 Barrel/Day th in 2017 and a record low of 1,108.116 Barrel/Day th in 1965. Canada's Oil Consumption data remains active status in CEIC and is reported by BP PLC. The data is categorized under World Trend Plus's Association: Energy Sector – Table RB.BP.OIL: Oil: Consumption.
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Handover ceremony Young Research Careers Manifesto 10/01/2023
Today, January 10th, 2023, the Young Research Careers Manifesto was delivered to Mariya Gabriel, EU Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth. The handover took place during a ceremony held with the presence of the promoters: Martin Andler (President of the Initiative for Science in Europe - ISE), Jean Pierre Bourguignon (former President of the European Research Council - ERC), Manuel Heitor (Director at the Center for Innovation, Technology and Policy Research - IN+) and Antoine Petite (President-Director General of the french Scientific Research National Center - CNRS).
This manifesto is an outcome of Jean-Pierre Bourguignon's call about Early Career Researchers in the Covid crisis, was supported by Manuel Heitor, the Initiative for Science in Europe and Ciencia Viva (Portuguese Agency for Scientific and Technological Culture), and was adopted during the 4th Gago Conference on European Science Policy focused on Young Researchers, held last June 13, 2022, in Brussels.
The Manifesto calls for:
⇒ Europe-wide monitoring of young researchers' situation
⇒ Improving research careers and working conditions in Research Performing Organisations (RPOs), Research and Technology Organisations (RTOs) and in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)
⇒ Enhancing research careers in the third sector, including NGOs and governmental organisations
⇒ Involving national funding agencies in cooperation with the European Commission.
The manifesto has already been signed by organisations such as: Initiative for Science in Europe, Ciencia Viva, Young Academy Europe, Marie Curie Alumni Association, Eurodoc, League of European Research Universities, European Educational Research Association, National Association of Researchers in Science and Technology of Portugal, Junior Faculty Steering Group of the Karolinska Institute, among others. The full list of organisations and individuals who have endorsed the Manifesto can be found here.
>>> Read the 'Young Research Careers Manifesto'
The participation at this meeting was supported by FCT under the projects UIDP/50009/2020- FCT and UIDB/50009/2020- FCT.


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Q: Vue.js application bug: paginating search results fails I am working on a small application that displays a "users" JSON in an HTML5 table. I use Bootstrap 3, Axios and Vue.js 2 for this purpose.
The items displayed are paginated. Here is the code for all that:

var app = new Vue({
  el: '#app',
  data: {
    users: [],
    loading: true,
    errored: false,
    url: "https://randomuser.me/api/?&results=100&inc=name,location,email,cell,picture",
    page: 1,
    perPage: 10,
    pages: [],

  },
  methods: {
    getUsers() {
      axios
        .get(this.url)
        .then(response => {
          this.users = response.data.results
        })
        .catch(error => {
          console.log(error)
          this.errored = true
        })
        .finally(() => this.loading = false)
    },
    setPages() {
      var numberOfPages = Math.ceil(this.users.length / this.perPage);
      for (var index = 1; index <= numberOfPages; index++) {
        this.pages.push(index);
      }
    },
    paginate(users) {
      var page = this.page;
      var perPage = this.perPage;
      var from = (page * perPage) - perPage;
      var to = (page * perPage);
      return users.slice(from, to);
    }
  },
  created() {
    this.getUsers();
  },
  watch: {
    users() {
      this.setPages();
    }
  },
  computed: {
    displayedUsers() {
      return this.paginate(this.users);
    }
  },
  filters: {
    lowercase(value) {
      return value.toLowerCase();
    },
    capitalize(value) {
      return value.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + value.slice(1);
    }
  }
});
.table-container {
  margin: 10px;
}

.table-container .panel-heading {
  font-weight: bold;
}

.table-container .panel-body {
  padding: 0;
}

.table-container table {
  margin-bottom: 0;
  border: none;
}

.table-container table tr:last-child td {
  border-bottom: none;
}

.table-container table tr th {
  font-weight: bold;
}

.table-container table tr th:first-child,
.table-container table tr td:first-child {
  border-left: none;
}

.table-container table tr th:last-child,
.table-container table tr td:last-child {
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.table-container table tr td {
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  vertical-align: middle;
}

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  padding-right: 10px;
}

.table-container table tr td img {
  max-height: 30px;
  width: auto;
  border: 1px solid #c7c7c7;
}
<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/>

Users

              #
              Name
              Email
              City

              {{perPage * (page - 1) + index + 1}}

                {{user.name.first | capitalize}} {{user.name.last | capitalize}}

              {{user.email | lowercase}}
              {{user.location.city | capitalize}}

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{{pageNumber}}

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I have ran into a problem after adding a search/filter functionality to he application. I have added this to the template/view:

Users

    <input type="text" v-model="search" class="form-control" placeholder="Search...">

and replaced
 with
.
Then, to computed section of the script the script, I added:
searchResults() {
   return this.users.filter((user) => {
    return user.name.first.match(this.search);
   });
 }

The search (through names) works, but neither the entire JSON, nor the search results are paginated.
I have failed to make them work together.  The broken application can be seen HERE.
What is missing?

A: In order to make the pagination work together with the filtering you need to combine the pagination logic with your searchResults in displayedUsers
displayedUsers() {
    return this.paginate(this.searchResults);
},

Then you will need to use displayedUsers everywhere where you are interested the combined result, so in your template:

There is one more thing to fix in your code: the number of pages currently always uses the original user count, which has to be updated to use the "current" user count:
setPages(users) {
    this.pages.length = 0; //we need to clear the previously set pages
    var numberOfPages = Math.ceil(users.length / this.perPage);
    for (var index = 1; index <= numberOfPages; index++) {
       this.pages.push(index);
    }
},

And update the pages whenever the dispayedUsers are changed:
watch: {
    displayedUsers() {
        this.setPages(this.searchResults);
    }
},

If you also want to reset the page when on search you just need to set the page in searchResults
searchResults() {
    this.page = 1;
    return this.users.filter((user) => {
        return user.name.first.match(this.search);
      });
}

Working JSFiddle.

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Q: Stored Procedure Safety in Client Enviroment I am gonna deploy my project by making .dll's file,which gives me my code safety.But when i transfer database to client,all the stored procedure are there,and any one can easily modified my sp's.Tell me how to encrypt or some other sql server hint to avoid the client to modify the sp's?

A: First of all,there is no need to pass your database to your client,you should host your database at some remote server and if there is utter need to pass your database, then use WITH ENCRYPTION Clause in your stored procedure,but before using it make sure that you have a backup of each stored procedure.


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    {
        $loader = Zend_Loader_Autoloader::getInstance();

        // auto register all nameSpaces in library directory
        $handle = opendir(dirname(__DIR__).'/library/');
        $nameSpaceArray = array();
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        // load helper
        Zend_Controller_Action_HelperBroker::addHelper(new Zend_Layout_Controller_Action_Helper_Layout);

    }

}

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UTM offers cutting edge programs in Media, Communication, Fashion, Retail, Travel, Tourism and Technology streams. Envisaged to be set in the scenic hills of Shillong, situated in North-Eastern State of Meghalaya, UTM promises to provide world-class education through its six constituent schools; and to impart life skills that will address the changing lifestyles of modern India.
Facilities to be offered at the University of Technology and Management, Shillong campus include state-of-the-art laboratories, updated libraries, modern classrooms, auditorium, and sports facilities to keep UTM at par with international standards.


Linear A Levels – what have we learnt and how can we improve?
For teachers of all linear A level courses across all phases of introduction. The course should appeal to both experienced A level teachers and those new to teaching at this level who are all facing similar challenges with this new style of qualification. While the focus will be on A level teaching, issues discussed will be of relevance to those delivering other KS5 courses.
Delegates will increase their knowledge and understanding of the demands of linear A levels and importantly examine strategies designed to meet these unique challenges currently being used by experienced teachers. With an emphasis on shared discussion and practical classroom application, this course is an opportunity to pose questions, trial ideas and reach conclusions that will make a positive impact on student progress.
What have we learnt from the first phase of linear A Levels?
How can we help students retain increased amounts of content?
What techniques can we use to help them recall knowledge and understanding?
Rehearsal techniques – how do colleagues test this retention and recall?
The course is delivered by Stuart Newton, AHT and Director of Sixth Form, and Kim Ardley, Head of Science, both at Anglo European School. The Sixth Form was rated Outstanding under the new Ofsted criteria in March 2017, and has offered linear courses at KS5 in the form of the IB Diploma for over forty years. Both Stuart and Kim are experienced teachers of both qualifications and have designed the course with an emphasis on practical solutions, which they have gleaned from colleagues across the school, some of which will also present their ideas.
Delegates will have the opportunity to explore a variety of aspects of linear A Level teaching, hear from experienced colleagues about their experiences of teaching them and importantly share ideas on solutions to the key challenges of successfully delivering these qualifications. Delegates should leave with improved confidence, practical solutions and a framework for planning the effective teaching of linear A Levels in the future.
Students will in turn benefit from the focus of the course as they will be given techniques to improve their ability to retain and recall increased content, whilst developing their skills to cope with new forms of assessment. They should also benefit from a consistent approach to meeting these challenges across subject areas.


In order to have WP-Lister create orders in WooCommerce including VAT / GST, it's not sufficient to simply enable it in your listing profile. Unlike sales taxes, VAT / GST is only used by eBay to be displayed on the listings page - it has no effect on any calculations nor does the eBay API provide this information for a particular order or order line item.
That's why WP-Lister needs some additional information, which is provided at eBay -> Settings -> Advanced in the Order Processing section.
To create orders with VAT / GST you need to select at least a VAT tax rate - and it is recommended to set your VAT rate (percentage) as well, so it can apply the correct tax rate even if the purchased item does not exist in WP-Lister.


I licked my lips. I had a glint in my eyes. This is going to be awesome- this was my first reaction to the mail. The prizes are of course important but this contest will be more about writing. Writing what I have been dreaming of for a decade and planning for a year or so. And thanks to Indiblogger, here is the chance for to write my dream with every little detail in any way I want- My Dream Road Trip.
So, we are talking about a road trip here, huh? What kind of road trip, you ask? Any, I say. One of the best parts about these road trips is that it is the journey that fascinates the travelers. Destination can be any place- any city, town, village where humans exist or sometimes, they don't. But it's the drive that keeps you more interested.
For some, like me, road trips are getting behind the wheel and zip away, leaving trails of trees and fields behind. You drive but not fast, watching the people and cars go by on those endless roads and then stopping whenever the night falls. For the rest, the road trip is sitting on a back seat and relax, munch chips, fiddle with smart phones and doesn't miss a single thing. No-one is wrong here; each with its own.
My dream road trip idea developed when I first read about Golden Quadrilateral- a super cool highway that connects the 4 most important metros of this huge nation. I was 14 or 15 then but I knew that this will be one of those things that I will want to do one day.
10 years fast forward and this idea, dream rather has infested itself badly in my head. I had made various sheets and tore them, only to make a few more and tore them again. These sheets had rough travel plans with destinations and expenses but they never looked feasible. But after numerous sacrificed pieces of paper; I found out the plan and I am very sure that when I complete this trip; I won't be doing many things in my life that will be above this on my yet-to-be-made bucket list.
Let me tell you about this one by one.
Taking into account few detours and stuff, the distance will be about some 5000 kms.
As clear from the above chart, I won't be pushing the limits. The average distance everyday comes out to be 500 kms per day which I believe is doable. So that means no more than 10 hour drive at normal speed in normal conditions. At the end of the day, I will have enough time to relax and congratulate myself for the day that happened and plan for the day to come.
The majority of the people with whom I have discussed the plan; there first advice for me was to go with an SUV. You need a powerful performer, they said. I don't say I disagree with them but taking an SUV defeats the entire purpose of my road trip.
I don't want to sit at the back and crack jokes. I don't want to fall asleep after doing nothing. I want to take a nap after driving 200 kms on a stretch. I want to get hold of the steering; I want to press the accelerator and I want that cup of tea to be soothing when I get out of the car to stretch my body.
With SUV, I will be doing nothing as I am not very confident of driving it. And certainly, I don't want to hire a cab and then go. This will have a very downward effect on my budget and fun. So, NO SUVs.
On the other side, it is a little ironic that I have almost planned a trip but have not bought a car yet. I will be getting it in a month or two but it is still not there. Right now in my budget and perceived usage, Hyundai i20 fits the bill. 95% chances are that the car will be an i20 until some other car manufacturer decide to launch a new hatchback in next 2 months that takes the market by storm.
Trust me or not, finding right partners for this trip was not the easiest task. It is not that I am short of friends and don't know people who like to travel. There are many who can go but then, this trip won't just be about holidays. It had intense travelling; being in the car for 10 hours for 10 days. There will be pits on the roads and we might not get a place to relieve ourselves at our convenience. I hope there won't be many deviations as per the plan but then no one can guarantee nothing about Indian roads. We might get stuck in a jam and have to sleep in a car near a petrol pump. So, I did not want people who keep whining and complaining about the proceedings even when warned beforehand that this might happen and did not enjoy the next two days because the one hour last day was ruined.
As per the criteria, the first thing I did was to decide that this will be an all-boys trip. No offense to the girls but I just can't imagine them not complaining for 11 straight days. This will be more talked about my trip and then I can't allow that.
I could not make the trip alone and I did not want more than 5 travellers (including me). I talked to many friends. They were interested initially but then due to the longevity of the plan, backed out. And after when I thought that this will always be a dream, my college friends came to the rescue. I casually mentioned this idea over a beer and they immediately agreed. I won't lie but my first reaction was that when the effect of drinks will be over; they will not even remember what I was talking about last night. I was wrong and they were ready. We, 5 friends, same batch of college, in touch since last 8 years, similar interests and similar hobbies- certainly awesome.
1. The first thing I will be doing before we start is to get few stickers that depict the map of our journey and stick it on to all four sides of the car.
2. No staying at leisurely places. An average budget hotel will do. At few places, we all have a few friends working and I am sure they won't mind giving their room for 5 of us for a night.
3. No booze during driving. Drinking and driving will be strictly prohibited, both for the driver and all passengers.
4. Breakfasts and lunch at dhabas. Dinner can be little luxury in a proper restaurant.
5. Timely sleeping and waking up to complete the day's journey in the estimated time, taking the margin of flat wheels and road games.
6. No late night journeys; if the need arises, the car would need to be stopped at a Dhaba or petrol pump for the night.
These are just a broad guidelines and as the D-day nears (which is 28th Jan 2014), things will be fine tuned. We all have 6 months to save, plan and decide what each one is going to do. After all, we have a full two days in Goa on this list. We might just lay on the sand, stare, peek and sigh. We might be a part of the action. The possibilities there are endless.
I am really hoping to pull this off next January. I will take leaves, I will fight my parents, I will disappoint my girlfriend and I might get few angry messages from some who will ask why I did not take them along. On my part, I will be less interested in those grumpy ones. I will be going with the best company ever; guys who have taught me how to joke; how to have a good sense of humor and share my interests. I will be in my car and it will be my journey, my trip, my dream- that dream that I just did not think of but lived.
This post is a part of Indiblogger The Perfect Road Trip contest powered by AmbiPur.


My research interests focus upon three main areas in whole animal, organ, cellular and molecular biology.
In my research program we are examining the regulation of the metabolism of the mitochondrial polyglycerophospholipid bis-(1,2-diacyl-sn-glycero-3-phospho)-1',3'-sn-glycerol (or cardiolipin). Cardiolipin comprises approximately 20% of the entire phospholipid phosphorus composition of the heart, the highest of all mammalian tissues. Cardiolipin is required to support generation of mitochondrial energy production. Heart failure is a disease condition in which the amount and type of cardiolipin are altered and this may contribute to defective mitochondrial energy metabolism leading to cardiomyopathy and heart failure. Since alterations in cardiolipin metabolism contribute to the development of heart failure, we are examining whether restoring cardiolipin levels may represent a target for pharmacotherapeutic modulation of heart failure.
Barth Syndrome is a rare X-linked genetic disorder in young boys and is the only known genetic disease in which the specific biochemical defect is a reduction in cardiolipin (CL) and an accumulation of monolysoCL. The disease is caused by mutations in the TAZ gene. Although over 100 mutations in TAZ have been described in patients, no single mutation is concordant with the disease. A reduced ability to remodel CL is the underlying molecular mechanism responsible for the Barth Syndrome. The role that TAZ plays in CL metabolism and Barth Syndrome is an active area of investigation in the laboratory.
Type 2 diabetes and obesity have become major health concerns over the past twenty years. The role that CL plays in the development of diabetes and obesity is an active area of investigation in the laboratory. In addition, we are examining the role of nutritional interventions in the management of these disorders.
The blood-brain barrier formed by the brain capillary endothelial cells provides a protective barrier between the systemic blood and the extracellular environment of the central nervous system. We are examining the mechanisms that govern transport across primary human brain microvessel endothelial cells (HBMEC).


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