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Start-Up Services
Registration & Licenses
Provident Fund Registration
Renewal of 12A & 80G Certificate
12A Registration
80G Registration
CSR Registration
Tax Return Filing
TDS/TCS Return
DIR-3 KYC
ROC Compliances
Company Annual Filing
LLP Annual Filing
Maintenance Of Minutes
Company Law & LLP
MSME/SSI
NGO or Trust or Society
RENEWAL OF 12A & 80G
New Registration Procedure under section 12AB Deferred and Extended to 01st April 2021 from 31st December 2020
The Amendments To Each Of the Provisions Are Discussed Below :
Deferment of provisions for new registration procedure of Charitable Trusts and Institutions u/s 12AB
Furnishing statement of donations under section 80G postponed
The new registration procedure prescribed under section 12AB for Charitable Trusts and other related provisions as introduced by the Finance Act, 2020 has been deferred and extended to April 1, 2021 by the Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation and Amendment of Certain Provisions) Act, 2020. Both the renewal of registration u/s 12A or section 12AA, as well as renewal of approval under section 80G, is being deferred.
The new registration procedure prescribed under section 12AB was supposed to be rolled out from 01.06.2020 and end by 31st August 2020, which was deferred and extended to 01.10.2020 and end by 31st December 2020 but considering the current pandemic situation, it has been further extended to 01.04.2021 and hence now all existing trust have to re-register themselves under section 12AB from 01.04.2021.
Finance Act, 2020 rationalized the procedure relating to approval/ registration/ notification of certain entities referred to in sections 10(23C), 12AA, 35 and 80G of the Act, with effect from 1st June 2020. As per the new procedure, the entities already approved/ registered/ notified under these sections would be required to file intimation within three months, i.e, by 31st August 2020. Further, the procedure for approval/ registration/ notification of new entities has also been rationalized with effect from 1st June 2020.
Initially, these amendments related to the new registration procedure for charitable trusts and other institutions were introduced from 01.06.2020 by the Finance Act, 2020.
However, in view of the unprecedented humanitarian and economic crisis due to COVID-19 pandemic and the resultant nationwide lockdown, the CBDT had decided to defer the implementation of the new procedure for approval/ registration/notification of certain entities to 1st October 2020. Accordingly, the entities approved/ registered/ notified under section 10(23C), 12AA, 35 and 80G of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (the Act) would be required to file intimation within three months from 1st October 2020, i.e, by 31st December 2020. Further, the amended procedure for approval/ registration/ notification of new entities was also deferred till 1st October 2020. This was stated by the CBDT in a press release dated 09.05.2020. However, no legislative amendments were carried out.
The legislative amendments were introduced by the Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation and Amendment of Certain Provisions) Act, 2020 which has further extended the new registration and other procedure under section 12AB and other sections to 01.04.2021. These amendments were carried out in all the related provisions which were introduced by the Finance Act, 2020. Hence, the new provisions related to charitable trusts and other institutions shall now apply from the financial year 2021-22.
For this purpose, the Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation and Amendment of Certain Provisions) Act, 2020 has to amend the related provisions in a two-way manner. Firstly, the amendments in this Act have withdrawn all the amendments made by the Finance Act, 2020 in the Income Tax Act, 1961. Since the provisions of Finance Act, 2020 was notified on March 22, 2020, it becomes necessary to roll back the amendments so far introduced in the Income Tax Act. This has brought all the relevant provisions to the pre-amended position.
Secondly, the Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation and Amendment of Certain Provisions) Act, 2020 has amended the Income Tax Act to introduce all these amendments from April 1, 2021.
The Government notified the Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation and Amendment of Certain Provisions) Act, 2020 on 29 September 2020 after receiving the President of India's assent. The Act seeks to enact legislative amendments in direct and indirect tax laws which were introduced by the Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation of Certain Provisions) Ordinance, 2020 as a COVID-19 pandemic relief measure. It also legislates subsequent relaxations provided vide the Ordinance and Notification/Press Releases.
The Finance Act, 2020, introduced the concept of a new procedure for registration of all existing and new charitable trusts and institutions under section 12AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
To continue claiming exemption, existing registered charitable trusts and institutions were required to apply for fresh registration within three months from the date this section was made effective. Initially, the section was effective from 01.06.2020, which was later deferred to 01.10.2020. Hence, the new registration and approval procedures need to be completed by 31.08.2020/31.12.2020. Similar provisions were also introduced for renewal of 80G certificates and filing of statements of donations and issue of certificates to donors which were initially made effective from 01-06-2020 and then deferred to 01-06-2020.
To provide further relief to taxpayers given the continuing pandemic, the applicability of new provisions for registration/re-registration under section 12AB have been deferred to 01-06-2021.
Charitable trusts and institutions seeking fresh registrations until 31-03-2021 can make an application under the existing provisions of section 12AA. From 01.04.2021, the application for registrations will have to be made under section 12AB of the Act. Registered trusts and institutions would be required to apply for re-registration under section 12AB of the Act in FY 2021-22 on or before 30.06.2021.
Similarly, amendments made vide the Finance Act, 2020, in sections 35 and 80G of the Act for intimation, filing statements before the income-tax authorities and furnishing certificates to donors, etc., with effect from 1st June 2020 are deferred to 01.04.2021.
Related sections viz. 10(23C), 11, 12A, 12AA, 56(2), 115BBDA, 115TD and 253 under the Act have been re-modified such that pre amended provisions (i.e. provisions prior to amendments made vide the Finance Act, 2020) will continue.
However, the provisions related to charitable trusts viz, section 12A and section 12AA, section 12AB, section 56, section 80G and section 271K are only discussed below. Similar amendments were also made for section 35, etc.
Section Amended Provisions Amendments & Effective Date Remarks
Sec. 12A Clause (ac) of Sub-section (1) Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Omitted by the Act No. 38 of 2020, w.r.e.f. 1-6-2020. Prior to its omission, clause (ac) was inserted by the Act No. 12 of 2020, w.e.f. 1-6-2020.
Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2021 Re-introduced from 01-04-2021
"First Proviso" to sub-section (2) Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 "First Proviso" omitted by the Act No. 38 of 2020, w.r.e.f. 1-6-2020. Prior to its omission, first proviso was amended by the Act No. 12 of 2020 w.e.f. 1-6-2020.
"Second Proviso" to sub-section (2) Amended w.r.e.f. 01-06-2020 This now becomes the first proviso of section 12A(2). Reference to section 12AB omitted.
"Third Proviso" to sub-section (2) Amended w.r.e.f. 01-06-2020 The existing third proviso has now become the second proviso and hence '"provided also" is substituted with "provided further".
"Fourth Proviso" to sub-section (2) Amended w.r.e.f. 01-06-2020 Reference to section 12AB omitted.
"First Proviso" to sub-section (2), after the amendment by this Act Amended w.e.f. 01-04-2021 Time-limit for applicability of exemption upon migration to new registration regime.
"Second Proviso" to sub-section (2) Amended w.e.f. 01-04-2021 The existing second proviso will become the third proviso and hence "provided further" is substituted with '"provided also".
"Fourth Proviso" to sub-section (2) Amended w.e.f. 01-04-2021 Reference to section 12AB inserted.
Sec. 12AA Sub-Section (5) Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Omitted by the Act No. 38 of 2020, w.r.e.f. 1-6-2020. Prior to its omission sub-section (5) was inserted by the Act No. 12 of 2020 w.e.f. 1-6-2020.
Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2021 This relates to Non-applicability of provisions of section 12AA. Earlier it was amended that the provisions of section 12AA would not apply from 01.06.2020. Now it has been amended to make it applicable from 01.04.2021. Thus, provisions of section 12AA will apply from 01-04-2021 and not from 01-06.2020.
Sec. 12AB Entire Provisions Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Omitted by the Act No. 38 of 2020, w.r.e.f. 1-6-2020. Prior to its omission section 12AB was inserted by the Act No. 12 of 2020
Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2021 This relates to procedure for fresh/new registration of a trust or institution. Earlier it was amended that the provisions of section 12AB would apply from 01.06.2020. Now it has been amended to make it applicable from 01.04.2021. Thus, provisions of section 12AB will apply from 01-04-2021 and not from 01-06.2020.
Sec. 56 Clause (v), Clause (vi), Clause (vii) and Clause (x) of Sub-Section (2) Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Reference to section 12AB omitted.
Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2021 Reference to section 12AB inserted.
Sec. 80G In sub-section (2), in clause (a), in sub-clause (iiia) Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2020 PM CARES FUND included for 100% deduction without any limit
Clauses (vi) of sub-section (5) Amended w.e.f. 01-06-2020 Approval procedure amended and the provision as it stood prior to 01.06.2020 reintroduced.
Clauses (vi) of sub-section (5) Amended w.e.f. 01-04-2021 Approval procedure amended and the provision as it stood as on 01.06.2020 introduced.
Clauses (viii) and (ix) of sub-section (5) Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Omitted by the Act No. 38 of 2020, w.r.e.f. 1-6-2020. Prior to their omission clauses (viii) and (ix) were inserted by the Act No. 12 of 2020 w.e.f. 1-6-2020.
Clauses (viii) and (ix) of sub-section (5) Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2021 Clause (viii) relates to furnishing of a statement of donation received from donors. Clause (ix) relates to furnishing certificates of donation to donors.
Earlier these provisions were introduced by FA, 2020 to apply from 01.06.2020. Now it has been amended to make it applicable from 01.04.2021. Thus, these provisions will apply from 01-04-2021 and not from 01-06.2020.
Further, the procedure for obtaining approval in case of an approved fund is deferred to 01.04.2021. These provisions related to fresh approval will now be applicable from 01.04.2021 instead of 01.06.2020 introduced earlier vide Finance Act, 2020.
Sub-section (5E) Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Omitted by the Act No. 38 of 2020, w.r.e.f. 1-6-2020. Prior to its omission sub-section (5E) was inserted by the Act No. 12 of 2020 w.e.f. 1-6-2020.
Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2021 This relates to applicability of new approval provisions for pending approval application as on 01.04.2021.
Explanation 2A Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Omitted by the Act No. 38 of 2020, w.r.e.f. 1-6-2020. Prior to its omission sub-section (5E) was inserted by the Act No. 12 of 2020 w.e.f. 1-6-2020.
Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2021 This relates to allowability of deduction for donation to donors on the basis of information furnished to income tax authority.
Sec. 115BBDA Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Reference to section 12AB omitted.
Sec. 271K Entire Provisions Omitted w.r.e.f 01-06-2020 Omitted by the Act No. 38 of 2020, w.r.e.f. 1-6-2020. Prior to its omission section 271K was inserted by the Act No. 12 of 2020 w.e.f. 1-6-2020.
Inserted w.e.f. 01-04-2021 This relates to imposition of penalty for failure to furnish statement of donations u/s 80G(5)(viii) or failure to furnish certificate u/s 80G(5)(ix), section 35, etc.
Finance Act, 2020 has prescribed a new registration procedure for Charitable Trusts and Institutions under section 12AB. Existing registered trusts or institutions were required to migrate to the new registration regime u/s 12AB from 01-06-2020 to 31-08-2020. However, due to the outbreak of COVID-19 and the subsequent nation-wide lockdowns, the date of applicability of section 12AB was extended to 01-10-2020 instead of 01-06-2020.
It was further provided that provisions of section 12AA shall not apply from 01-06-2020. This amendment is now withdrawn from the Finance Act, 2020 and made applicable from 01-04-2021.
The Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation and Amendment of Certain Provisions) Act, 2020 has, however, withdrawn the amendments introduced by the Finance Act, 2020 and re-introduced the same and made it applicable from 01-4-2021. Hence, all the provisions as was applicable to the Trusts and institutions before the amendment by the Finance Act, 2020 were restored and will continue till 31-03-2021. In other words, the old regime of registration procedure will continue till 31-03-2021.
Consequently, references of section 12AB in section 115TD, section 115BBDA and section 56 have been omitted and is introduced from 01-04-2021. The Finance Act, 2020 amended Section 56(2)(x) w.e.f. 01.06.2020 to provide that the amount received by an individual or a HUF from any trust or institution registered under section 12AB of the Act shall not be deemed as 'Income from other sources'. This provision is now deferred to 01.04.2021. Finance Act, 2020 amended section 115BBDA to exclude any trust or institution registered under section 12AB from the list of the specified assessees being subjected to the tax at 10% on dividend income exceeding Rs. 10 lakh in aggregate.
The Taxation Act has amended section 80G to insert a new clause (viii) to sub-section (5) of section 80G to provide for furnishing a statement of donations received from the donees to the income-tax authority in the prescribed form and within the prescribed time limit. This amendment shall now take effect from 01-04-2021. Further, such trust or institutions has to furnish certificates to the donors in the prescribed manner w.e.f. 01-04-2021 as against 01-06-2020.
This amendment was originally introduced by the Finance Act, 2020 but now has been deferred till 01-04-2021. Consequently, the penalty provisions have also been deferred till next year.
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tx (Pin) – the pin to transmit with, or None if this UART is receive-only.
rx (Pin) – the pin to receive on, or None if this UART is transmit-only.
baudrate (int) – the transmit and receive speed.
bits (int) – the number of bits per byte, 7, 8 or 9.
parity (Parity) – the parity used for error checking.
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Posted by Teaira Lacson | Jun 16, 2015 | Reviews | 0 |
Overview: In this documentary feature, six brothers and one sister are forced to live their entire lives in a single, shared apartment, with movies provided as the only gateway beyond the walls of their confinement. Magnolia Pictures; 2015; Not Rated; 89 Minutes.
Bang, Bang: The patriarch, Oscar Angulo, admiring the lifestyle of Vishnu, insisted on many children. His wife extended his bloodline onwards through six sons and one daughter. Patriarch Angulo forbade his children to step outside of their metropolitan den, but provided movies for their entertainment. Throughout childhood, the Angulo brothers engrossed themselves in movies. They painstakingly recorded each line, committed entire scripts to memory, constructed their own props and costumes, and reenacted entire scenes and sequences. Your movie buff status just got bumped down to novice compared to this pack. It's not obsessive. It's their life. The documentary, directed by Crystal Moselle, introduces many characters, often indistinguishable from one another, their faces half-covered by Ray Ban knockoff sunglasses. In The Wolfpack, Moselle had the opportunity to befriend the Angulo brothers. However, the audience is largely left behind, our heads spinning, trying to keep up with who is who among the film's protagonist brothers, Bhagavan, Govinda, Jagadisa, Krsna, Mukunda, and Narayana.
Puphood: As children, the Angulo brothers were not camera shy. Their familiarity with being in front of the lens may explain their relative ease in recounting stories and acting in an unabashed manner. Through Moselle's compilation of video recordings, we are made witness to a sacred and esoteric tribal ceremony taking place in the Angulo's very own living room. The mix of home videos, filmed re-enactments, and present day, documentary footage feels disorderly, adding confusion upon already-present layers of narrative befuddlement. Oscar Angulo's role in the family is apparent as the Alpha male. In his paternal instinct, he shields his family from external harm and influence. When the pups can no longer contain the inexorable need to feed their curiosity and are prepared to defend themselves against the Alpha male, an opportunity arises to step beyond the threshold of their home.
The Breakout: During one of Oscar Angulo's errand runs, the eldest son, Bhagavan, escapes. Concealed with a mask to prevent a confrontation with his father on the streets and to reinforce anonymity in public, Bhagavan walks through multiple Manhattan city blocks. This is only the beginning, as the pack regroup and check out what other sights the city may offer. Sometimes, I had to force myself to refrain from laughing at their innocent and sympathetic naivete. The brothers don't know, they just don't know that we don't wear galoshes to the beach or sunglasses at night, despite Corey Hart's insistence in his hit 80's pop tune, or that their Rambo-inspired bad-ass hairstyles have decreased in bad-assery in recent years. But who am I to laugh at their unknowing? The joke is on me, in some ways. Their father's efforts at control and protection blossomed into a certain blissful fruition and attendant naivete in his sons. The Angulo brothers have no qualms about how they should be. Instead, the Angulo brothers exude a level of confidence only attainable through the sheer absence of social influence.
Overall: It's an engrossingly bizarre tease, a feral tale set against a concrete landscape. You are bound to have questions before the movie and dozens more after. Moselle, we're expecting a sequel.
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Nightclubbing est un album de Grace Jones sorti en 1981.

Titres

Musiciens

 Grace Jones: voix
 Sly Dunbar: batterie
 Barry Reynolds: guitare
 Mikey Mao Chung: guitare
 Wally Badarou: claviers
 Uzziah Sticky Thompson: percussions
 Robbie Shakespeare: basse
 Tyrone Downie: claviers
 Mel Speller: percussions
 Jack Emblow: accordeon
 Monte Browne: guitare rythmique

Autour de l'album
 Le titre Nightclubbing est une reprise du titre d'Iggy Pop, sorti quatre ans plus tôt sur l'album The Idiot. La version de Pop fut même connue pour avoir été le générique de Lunettes noires pour nuits blanches, émission de Thierry Ardisson.
 L'album contient la première version du titre Demolition Man, écrit par Sting, qu'il reprendra quelques mois plus tard pour l'album Ghost in the Machine, pour son groupe The Police.

Album de reggae
Album musical sorti en 1981
Album publié par Island Records
Album certifié disque d'or en Allemagne
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After changing my clothing the requisite ten times, trying to figure out whether I was supposed to be going uptown or downtown, and waiting in a clothing store because I realized I was forty five minutes early, my summer internship at AVODAH began.
Most of my life I anticipated that I would be working in theater when I grew up, so it was surprising walking into a building that was not lit with spotlights, or barren in preparation for a dance rehearsal. It took me awhile to come to this place, where I realized that maybe my interests are not completely in a world hidden and protected from the outside world. Theater was always comforting for me in its acceptance of all types of people into this haven, but was it really what I wanted a profession in? The truth of it was that as much as I feel at home in the theater; I craved a challenge, and being in situations where I had to advocate my opinions not just be appreciated for them. Theater is certainly difficult within its own merit, but after almost 10 years of performing I knew I needed a change. This was part of the reason I chose to pursue technical theater in college to get a different exposure to the theater setting I know and love, but I soon realized that I needed to start including my other main interest: creating a safer and friendlier environment for everyone. As scary as it was walking into the AVODAH office building, I knew that this would be an opportunity for my passion for social justice to be tested, which made it all the more appealing.
I am no stranger to the community service and non-profit world, but from the context of a volunteer. Whether it be a soup kitchen, library, tutoring service I have worked for them all, but I never thought twice about it. I would come in, do my work, and then leave without thinking about my contributions, and also how much had to be completed behind the scenes for this program to exist. Walking into AVODAH, and being assigned to post job listings for other non-profits on their website right away was sort of a wake up call. AVODAH is an organization that is located in New York, Washington D.C., New Orleans, and Chicago that sends adults in their mid twenties to work in various non-profit organizations all across the world for a year. AVODAH helps support these adults through providing housing and a small stipend, so that they can achieve this beneficial work, while still supporting themselves. http://www.avodah.net They do a lot of fundraising, so that they can continue to provide this service consistently.
After every new assignment, I was shocked at how many emails have to be sent, how many phone calls need to be made, etc. to sponsor just one fundraising event. In two weeks, AVODAH will be holding three separate events for their Partners in Justice fundraiser. Which will help raise over $30,000 dollars from alumni of the organization, part of my job is making sure all of the logistical aspects behind receiving and soliciting these donations is completed correctly. This summer I will be working a lot with alumni of the AVODAH program to ensure their website is maintained, job listings are frequently posted, and that everyone is connected to the right list servs and people. It seems like mostly organization, which it is, but without so alumni would not know who to contact about prospective donations, where their next job would be, and making sure that the incoming members of AVODAH have sufficient funds, mentorship, and knowledge to complete their project to the fullest. My goal for this summer is to continue expanding my knowledge of the non-profit world, but from this background logistical model, and I have no doubt that I will achieve this. I spent almost all of my life performing and being in the spotlight, but college and hopefully this opportunity will let me discover what the backstage is like.
My second day on the job, we hosted a talk with John Paul Stevens–yes, that is the retired Supreme Court Justice. Journalists Dahlia Lithwick and Jonathan Capehart kept the conversation going with questions for Justice Stevens. Although I spent a majority of the time working the event–setting up, greeting guests and passing out programs–I did get to watch a bulk of the event. It was an incredible opportunity to hear him speak about his experience as a Supreme Court justice.
My third day on the job I attended a gala an the Newseum. The gala was held by the Center for Popular Democracy, an organization that shares space with Alliance for Justice in its Dupont Circle location in D.C. Congressman Keith Ellison, President of the National Education Association Lily Eskelsen Garcia, Program Officer of the Panta Rhea Foundation Janet Shenk and Nobel Laureate Economist Joseph Stiglitz were among the honorees. The gala was definitely a new experience for me. It was an opportunity to network that I had not really been exposed to before.
As someone interested in education, disabilities and civil rights law, it was really amazing to hear these individuals speak so passionately about a vision for a better America. They spoke about voting rights, fair wages, ensuring everyone gets an education. I also had the opportunity to meet Lily Eskelsen Garcia.
In the office, we have been working to plan a summer intern luncheon, to which we invite all of the D.C. interns. We are hoping to bring in a special guest speaker. A lot of the work over the past few days, however, has been related to the Justice Stevens event.
I am so grateful to be back in D.C., one of my favorite cities. Of course I am enjoying my internship, but no internship here would be complete without the full D.C. experience. I am living in an apartment, enjoying the history, taking walks and enjoying all of the activities here. Of course I have visited the White House, among other notable locatins. I also attended a Nationals baseball game against the Phillies on Friday night. I am so looking forward to the rest of my summer, and all of the opportunities and adventures that await.


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Magdalena Kunicka-Paszkiewicz (ur. 2 września 1955 w Sopocie, zm. 1 listopada 2015) – polska animatorka kultury, współorganizatorka Festiwalu Polskich Wideoklipów Yach Film.

Życiorys
W latach 1983–1986 pracowała w trójmiejskim salonie prasowym Empik, a następnie kierowała Domem Kultury w gdańskiej dzielnicy Suchanino. W latach 1992–1993 była pracownikiem Nadbałtyckiego Centrum Kultury (NCK), w latach 1993–2002 TVP Gdańsk, a następnie w latach 2003–2008 ponownie pracownikiem NCK. W latach 1991–2012 była wraz z mężem Janem "Yachem" Paszkiewiczem współorganizatorką Festiwalu Polskich Wideoklipów Yach Film.

Była autorką i współautorką teledysków między innymi Martyny Jakubowicz, Majki Jeżowskiej, Ryszarda Rynkowskiego czy Rudiego Schubertha. W 2000 roku była wraz z mężem nominowana do nagrody muzycznej Fryderyk za teledysk do piosenki Kumple Janosika zespołu Big Cyc.

Zmarła po ciężkiej chorobie, została pochowana na gdańskim Cmentarzu Łostowickim.

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Działacze społeczni i kulturalni związani z Gdańskiem
Polscy reżyserzy teledysków
Ludzie związani z TVP
Ludzie urodzeni w Sopocie
Pochowani na Cmentarzu Łostowickim w Gdańsku
Urodzeni w 1955
Zmarli w 2015


Arrives in Queensland for the first time after scoring three consecutive wins in the wet at Pakenham in 2017. The four-year-old mare has impressive records in both heavy (3:2-1-0) and soft (3:1-0-1) going.
Comes to this race after two placings on heavy going at Ipswich and Doomben. The John Zielke-trained runner broke his maiden in soft going at Dalby back in December and should handle the conditions.
The Desleigh Forster-trained mare is yet to miss a place in heavy conditions. If the rain hangs around until Saturday she looks primed to bring up career win number two.
Ben Currie's stallion has only found the heavy going four times in his 42 career start, but has managed to cross the line first on two occasions. The latest came at Doomben over a similar distance during last year's Winter Carnival.
The six-year-old mare scored her first win in 17 outings when she saluted at the Gold Coast two starts back. Three of her nine career wins have come on heavy ground, with a further two placings. She can make her presence felt on a genuine heavy track.
All four of the Robert Heathecote-trained gelding's wins have come on rain-affected ground. He glided over the ground at his only start in heavy going at the Sunshine coast in October. However, his last-start win at Doomben (March 10) came on a Soft 7 just before the track was downgraded to heavy.
The former Victorian mare has found form in Queensland, especially on rain affected tracks. She ate up the heavy going when defeating Criquette at Doomben on March 10, and looks well suited again on Saturday.
This seven-year-old gelding would probably eat mud if he could. Although he's faced the heavy just three times he has always risen to the occasion. There will be no problems should the track improve to a soft, with his record standing at 15:4-1-2.
This colt showed his wares on a heavy track at his fourth start at the Sunshine Coast in June last year. Last start he was run down late by Wild Ava over the same track and distance, but meets tougher opposition here.


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The first win comes from goals by Sylvestre and Bulut
FK Ústí nad Labem – FK Mladá Boleslav 0:2 (0:1)
The Gambrinus League newcomer has a non-complying stadium, and therefore the "Na Stínadlech" football arena in Teplice has become the substitute for their home pitch. It was a well-known environment for Mladá Boleslav, and they won this match after having controlled most of the ninety minutes of events on the pitch.
In the first half, Ústí nad Labem started with respect, which they soon lost, however. Mladá Boleslav was more certain about making a concerted move, and they outplayed their rival using short passes. However, for a long time they did not manage to have any shots on target.
In the 26th minute, Kalina tried to reach a good shooting position after running the ball, but he was brought down. Táborský cleverly squared to unmarked Sylvestre on the left, who ran the ball easily into the penalty area. Before the defender got to him, Sylvestre found a gap between the right goalpost and a hand strained in vain by Ústí's goalkeeper, Novák - 0:1.
Three minutes after the goal was scored, Mendy was running the ball towards Ústí nad Labem's goal, but defender Valenta blocked his shot. Mladá Boleslav's goal made the team calm, but perhaps too much, and they offered Ústí nad Labem some chances to equalize the game. In the 30th minute, goalkeeper Miller was unable to hold a centre, but then he prevented a goal in cooperation with Rolko, who paid for the dramatic situation in front of the Mladá Boleslav goal by being painfully kicked. In the last five minutes of the second half, the Mladá Boleslav defence defeated Ústí nad Labem's efforts to score by Krbeček after Kraut's assist, and by Valenta after Doležal's corner kick.
In the second half, Mladá Boleslav secured their lead in the 57th minute. Táborský managed a beautifully straight pass between Ústí nad Labem's centre defenders to Bulut for a clear chance to score. Bulut's shot hit goalkeeper Novák, who had run out from the goal; the ball bounced off the goalkeeper to team-mate Polák and then into the goal - 0:2.
Ústí nad Labem had a chance to get back into the game in the 65th minute when, after Kalina fouled Krbeček, the referee ordered a penalty kick. The nervous penalty kicker kicked the ball ten meters high over Miller's goal.
In the seemingly decided game, offensive actions followed one after another on both sides. However, the score has not changed. Mladá Boleslav deserved the points, and it was a good start to the new Gambrinus League season 2010/11.
FK Mladá Boleslav: Miller - Brunclík, Rolko, Janíček, Kalina - Mendy, Sylvestre, Opiela, Táborský (Sedláček 74) - Kulič (Řezníček 90), Bulut (Chramosta 81).
FK Ústí nad Labem: Novák - Hyčka, Polák, Valenta, Dvořák (Franc 46) - Doležal (Jindráček 67), Martykán, Vrtělka, Volek - Kraut (Benčík 76), Krbeček.
Goals: Sylvestre 26, Bulut 57
Yellow cards: Martykán, Doležal, Hyčka - Rolko, Kalina, Řezníček
Referees: Kovařík - Ubias, Jiřík


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In last week's Friday Finale, I shared that this is a tricky number of days on the calendar.
And I've heard from scores of you that this has been true for you as well.
You've also shared the beautiful ways you have dealt with your griefs and I have been truly grateful. In fact, some of your ideas have found their way into MY ways of navigating the grief.
Plans to review investment and philanthropic strategies.
Asking for what I need.
Focusing on more of more and less on less.
As I type this, it's December 27. The day my Mom passed in 2004. And the day my father signed over Power of Attorney to me in 2017.
So I've opted to shoot you a video for my accountability check-in (run time: approximately 15 minutes).
As you release that which needs to be released from 2018 and welcome in the new of 2019, I wish you more of what you wish more of and less of what you wish less of. And invite you to pay attention to what is receiving the gift of said precious and finite attention.
I've got some big plans for 2019 that I can't wait to share with you, so I'll see you on the other side of 2018, mmkay?


The prevalence of intestinal helminthes and their effect on the hematological and biochemical parameters of 434 dogs was investigated. Of these animals, 20.74% were positive for Ancylostoma caninum, 14.74% were positive for Toxocara canis and 8.29% were found to harbour mixed infection of A. caninum and T. canis. The parasitized animals had significantly (P<0.01) lower levels of haemoglobin, packed cell volume and total erythrocyte counts and higher levels of total leucocyte count as compared to non-parasitized animals. Biochemical studies revealed higher (P<0.01) values of ALT and BUN in parasitized dogs whereas creatinine and alkaline phosphatase did not showed significant variation.


Every Monday throughout the summer 2014 season, Ibiza Flamenco legend Paco Fernandez brings his unique live music performances to Pura Vida, the beautiful beach club on the shores of Playa Niu Blau. The day's proceedings begin with resident DJ Frank Mendez spinning classic funky house tracks over lunch before Paco and his amazing band take over the stage with Flamenco fusion – ole!
Ibiza's favourite Flamenco guitarist, Paco Fernandez, brings his full show – including band and an amazing dancer – to the beach at Playa Niu Blau. Performing live at Ibiza beach restaurant Pura Vida Monday from 4pm, be sure to reserve a table as the party continues until very late!
Throughout the summer season of 2012, Ibiza's favourite Flamenco guitarist, Paco Fernandez, brings his full show – including band and an amazing dancer – to the beach at Playa Niu Blau. Performing live at Ibiza beach restaurant Pura Vida every Monday from 4pm, be sure to reserve a table as the party continues until very late!
The island's favourite Flamenco artist returns for the official opening of San Antonio restaurant Villa Mercedes' chill out space this Friday night. The romantic restaurant boasts truly spectacular food plus imaginative cocktails, and as the traditional Spanish ambience takes over with fantastic, live Flamenco music from Paco Fernandez, you'll have no choice but to get caught up in the Balearic vibes!
The beautiful surroundings of Villa Mercedes play host to legendary Flamenco artist Paco Fernandez this Friday night in San Antonio – the perfect excuse for an elegant dinner (check out the new menu creations) or après-dinner cocktails in the newly revamped bar or chill out area. A lush dinner and live music? What are you waiting for – reserve your table now!
Kickstart your weekend in the sophisticated surrounds of Villa Mercedes, with stunning views over the port and harbour of San Antonio, plus amazing service and sensational Mediterranean cuisine. Ibiza Flamenco legend Paco Fernandez is on hand to perform, adding an authentic Spanish element on the beautiful candlelit terrace.
Every Wednesday evening this summer, the beautiful gardens of Agroturismo Atzaró play host to famed Ibiza Flamenco legend Paco Fernandez, showcasing his new concept night, Mediterranean Wednesdays. From 9pm until 1am, mingle under the stars as day turns to night and enjoy one of the most famous live shows on the island!
Every Tuesday from 8pm, Ibiza Flamenco legend Paco Fernandez hits the seaside stage at Kumharas… the perfect time to witness that famous Ibiza moment when the sun melts into the sea. Performing alongside Rayo Wonder, Eva Maria Redondo, Juanma Redondo, Elvis Ferrera and special guests, it's an alternative Ibiza sunset and an authentic Flamenco experience rolled into one!
The godfather of Ibiza Flamenco, Paco Fernandez, returns to the shores of Playa Niu Blau, along with his band and dancer, to present an incredible show at Pura Vida. Table reservations essential – last week was booked out well in advance – or simply pop in for a cocktail on the night and soak up the vibe, until midnight, under the starry night sky and right on the beach.


A multi-storey building constructed for commercial purpose at the industrial layout in Madikeri a decade ago is lying idle.
Karnataka State Small Industries Development Corporation Ltd (KSSIDC) had constructed the multi-storey building. Though KSSIDC came forward to auction it, no one is showing a keen interest in it.
The work on the building commenced in 2007. Later, due to lack of coordination between the contractor and the department concerned, the work had been stalled. The work on the wall and windows is still pending.
The iron used for the construction has become rusted. The building premises has become a dumping ground for garbage and plastic waste. It has also become a den for illegal activities. Cigarette stubs and gutka packets are seen strewn on the premises.
In its meeting, the KSSIDC had decided to auction the commercial complex based on the market value. In spite of floating tender four times, none of the entrepreneurs came forward to purchase it, said officials.
In the beginning, there was a plan to have a KSSIDC branch office on the first floor, industrial administrative office and commercial stalls on the second floor, electronics spare parts unit on the third floor and parking facility on the ground floor. Unfortunately, none of the aims has been fulfilled so far.
The work on the building commenced in April 2007. The contractor was asked to complete the work by 2008. The contractor had revised the estimate and sought an additional amount from the KSSIDC and also sought additional time to complete the work.
Considering the appeal, KSSIDC extended the deadline to December 2009. As the work had remained incomplete, the deadline was extended to June 2010. Even after so many years, the building has remained incomplete.
Meanwhile, the contractor had approached the court against the KSSIDC. As the work remained incomplete even until 2017, the court passed its order in favour of the KSSIDC. Citing poor quality of work, none are interested to take part in the auction, said sources.


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Based just outside London, Bells MES is one of the UK's most trusted names in specialist pipework and steel fabrication. The key to our success is in maintaining the highest standards and consistency of delivery in everything we do.
We have our own fully equipped workshop, enabling us to carry out off-site fabrication of pipework and steelwork ready for on-site installation.
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Operating across the UK, our services include coded welding, pipework fabrication and installation, specialist pipework and leak detection systems, life-safety generator fuel systems, bespoke steel fabrication, bespoke tank fabrication and mechanical installations.
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We are always looking for ways to reduce our energy consumption, but as we add more and more devices and gadgets to our homes it is hard to keep up! There are many ways to be more energy efficient that we all typically know by now: taking shorter showers, washing clothes in cold water and switching to energy-efficient lighting are the obvious ones.
Good insulation, blocking off gaps in your windows and doors, carpeting and even upgrading to double glazing all contribute to making a much more energy efficient home, instead of using more energy on heating and cooling.
Efficiency is the relationship between what you get out and what you put in. So before you immediately purchase all new appliances, think of how you use them before jumping in.
In the old days we were told to turn lights off as we leave a room, but lighting is the smallest portion of your energy bill. Modern light bulbs use about 6c per hour. Your air conditioner, washing machine and hot water system should be much more of a focus!
Standby power is more likely to be a problem with the TV accessories you have plugged in, like set-top boxes, DVDs, modems, entertainment systems and stereos. When switched off by remote, most of these appliances use just as much electricity off as they do on! Pull the plug if you really want to turn them off.
If you can get it at your home, gas and solar options are great ways to lower your overall energy costs. Although the upfront costs are often a barrier, if you can afford the change the long-term savings are clear.


John Fielder is a well-known photographer, publisher, teacher and preservationist. He'll be appearing at the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens on Wednesday.
When: Wednesday from 5-7 p.m.
VAIL — On Wednesday, the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens presents a multimedia presentation and book signing with Colorado landscape photographer John Fielder. This presentation will celebrate his newest book, "Wildflowers of Colorado," along with other Colorado beauty including national parks, mountains, rivers, and more. John Fielder will speak on his photography, environmental topics, talk with guests, and is available to sign books. Light food and drink will be supplied, and books and calendars will be available for purchase.
Fielder is a nationally renowned photographer, publisher, teacher and preservationist. He hikes and skis hundreds of miles in Colorado alone each year — and drives thousands — in order to record on film its most sublime natural places.
For the past 30 years, no one has traveled this state quite as extensively as John Fielder. Though he started his family and planted his Colorado roots as a department store executive, he ultimately turned his avocation into a career.
He is the photographer of more than 30 exhibit-format and guidebooks, all but four about Colorado. He might be most well known for creating Colorado's best-selling book ever, Colorado 1870-2000, which juxtaposes historic photographer William Henry Jackson's images of the 19th-century landscape with those of today.
Fielder has worked tirelessly to promote the protection of Colorado's open space and wild places. His photography has influenced people and legislation, earning him recognition including the University of Denver's Ritchie Award for Corporate Responsibility, the University of Colorado's Distinguished Service Award, and the Sierra Club's Ansel Adams Award.
In 1992, Fielder helped found the Board of Great Outdoors Colorado, which uses lottery profits to protect open space and wildlife habitat. He speaks to thousands of people each year to rally support for land-use and environmental issues.
Register online via Eventbrite by visiting http://www.bettyfordalpinegardens.org "Events Calendar" or by calling 970-476-0103, ext. 3.


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Xbox game reviews
Too Human - Xbox 360
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Plenty that will keep you busy for the next month or so, but for us this is a disappointing if not mediocre effort once you get past the fanfare
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Crackpot storyline
Too Human is an RPG that mixes Norse mythology with a sci-fi take, but can the all action game from Silicon Knights be the blockbuster it's hoping it will be? We get battling the forces of evil to find out.
The storyline goes something like this: set in the future, or maybe it's the past, we aren't quiet sure, you play Baldur, a cybernetic god sent on a quest to "save humanity at the potential price of sacrificing your own humanity". The storyline, a rather far-fetching and unusual one, gives Silicon Knights all the room it needs to create a game with a strong emphasis on mythology, swords, guns and robots.
Get past the storyline with its different parallel worlds, gods fighting each other and maidens falling at your feet and at the core of Too Human you've got your usual good versus evil romp with you stuck in the middle.
Camped neither in the action or RPG genres, but more a marriage of both, Too Human is neither a turn-based strategy nor will require you to roll a dice and plot your moves. The RPG element instead comes from the class system that it employs and the way you can chose your path throughout the game.
There are number of different classes to choose ranging from nimble and fragile to slow but strong and each has the ability to grow strengths based on the combat they get involved in.
As with most games of this ilk, the more you fight the more skill points you earn and the more you can progress through the game. Each character has the ability to reassign your points earned up to that point (it will cost you a couple of points) and it's a nice touch for those who've spent half the game building up their melee strengths to find that they prefer using a gun.
Fighting can be done in a number of different ways with all the Xbox 360's buttons used to full effect and at any one time you'll have a gun and melee weapon at your disposal.
Too many keys, however, has an affect on the gameplay with the decision being made to not use the right-hand stick for camera movement, but instead to control your melee attacks.
The result is that the controls don't feel like second nature, as introducing its own array of problems. The first is that you don't really have any control over the camera angles in the game. It's up to the game to decide that for you, which at times is not only frustrating, but also annoying, especially when you don't see the enemy hiding around the corner until it's too late. You can centre your viewpoint at the press of a button, but it's yet another button to press.
The second problem it creates is that you soon find yourself attacking the wrong bad guy at the wrong time. This is a problem that is tied to the auto locking system, which lets you attack the next closest enemy that you've got the stick pointing towards.
As you might expect, this gets you into the action far too quickly - the end result normally sees you sliding straight into a pack of marauding robot warriors without any real thought. Within seconds you can then be surrounded wondering how you are going to get out of this fine mess, and unless you've got the help of the gods on your side you'll be lucky if you do. There is no holding back, taking off the enemy one by one, not that we could pull off anyway.
If controls aren't an issue then there is the co-op mode to master that allows you and a mate to take on the forces of evil together. Here you can play together in your own house, or over Xbox Live. Given that there are a number of classes to choose it's disappointing though that it's only two player rather than perhaps four.
With plenty of features, skills to learn, and character developments to master, Too Human offers plenty for your late summer Xbox 360 RPG come action gaming.
However a crackpot storyline that we struggled to get into, an almost pointless parallel universe that is offered as a side plot and a confusing control system left us frustrated.
There are some flashes of inspiration here, and plenty that will keep you busy for the next month or so, but for us this is a disappointing if not mediocre effort once you get past the fanfare.
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Briefly, it was tiring and cold but the landscapes were worth it.
Now back to the old drawing board; a bug-fix update to RB App Checker Lite should be out tomorrow, I hope. Stay tuned.
A full status update will be posted soon.
I just posted several new pictures to my Flickr page, and will continue to post at least 8 or 12 a day. With encouragement from a few pro photographer friends, I've actively looked for interesting angles during the last trip, and it seems to have worked well.


A microhistory offers new insights into the creation of the Royal Society amid the intellectual brilliance of Restoration England.
The frontispiece to Thomas Sprat's History of the Royal Society, 1667.
This book is devoted to a renowned image of 17th-century science, namely the frontispiece to Thomas Sprat's book on the newly formed Royal Society. Founded in 1660, this was the first European learned society devoted to science. Its fellows included luminaries such as Robert Boyle, Robert Hooke, Isaac Newton and Christopher Wren. The frontispiece to Sprat's book was designed by the diarist and virtuoso John Evelyn, himself a fellow, and etched by Wenceslaus Hollar, the prolific artist from Bohemia who settled in London. In the centre of the image a bust of Charles II, the society's patron, is crowned with a laurel wreath by the goddess Fame. To the right sits Francis Bacon, the philosopher and Lord Chancellor, who at the beginning of the 17th century laid down a blueprint for the new science; to the left is the society's first president, William, Viscount Brouckner. These figures are surmounted by the Royal Society's coat of arms and set within an impressive interior of books and scientific equipment.
Remarkably, this is the first in-depth analysis of the image, but surely it is the definitive treatment. It discusses how the frontispiece came into being; its overall design, the sources and their significance; the details of the books, portraits and institutional accoutrements of the Royal Society; the scientific instruments; and the publication and dissemination of the image itself. We learn about the context of the new science in its early years and the production and function of engraved frontispieces within this milieu.
The text is succinct and engaging and is accompanied by 81 illustrations, which point to another of the book's strengths: it shows historians how to incorporate visual evidence into their research. Early modern Europe was awash with printed texts and images, but until recently historians have generally been more at home with the former than the latter. This book shows that images can be probed in ways similar to texts, yielding just as rich a harvest. Hunter considers the precedent for the composition of the frontispiece, which results in a startling discovery: it resembles another earlier frontispiece, that of Nicholas Chaperon's Sacrae Historiae. This is a homage to Raphael, whose bust occupies an equivalent place to that of Charles II in the Sprat frontispiece. The conclusion is that Evelyn wanted the new science to be as prestigious as Renaissance art. Turning to the books on the shelves in the Sprat image, there are tomes by Francis Bacon, Robert Boyle, Copernicus and William Harvey. Thus the society pays tribute to those who have provided much of its intellectual inspiration, while at the same time promoting the recent works of its members.
Why was Evelyn so concerned to raise the prestige of the Royal Society and, by implication, the status of the new science? The answer is that at this juncture views on science included ambivalence and scepticism. While some were convinced that it had the potential to ameliorate life, others mocked the seemingly absurd experiments conducted by the Royal Society's fellows – such as trying to weigh air or extract sun beams from cucumbers. It was not until Newton published Principia Mathematica in 1687 that the status of science was elevated permanently. In the preceding decade science was fighting to be taken seriously and Sprat's frontispiece was part of this debate.
Stephen Brogan is the author of The Royal Touch in Early Modern England (Royal Historical Society, 2015).


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Sometimes It's All About the Right Comic Book
After two weeks with her Team Read student Antonio, Hailey was struggling. Antonio avoided speaking in English. He wouldn't read. And he never, ever smiled.
"Antonio, we have to read a book," she'd often say.
The second grader frowned and spoke softly.
"I'm sorry, I don't speak Spanish," she said.
End of conversation.
All around them, other tutoring pairs seemed to click. Other little kids were reading books about marine life, solar power and American presidents. "I felt like I was failing," Hailey said.
There was one English word Antonio had no problem using. "Boring," he'd say when she brought him a book on animals.
Hailey tried to introduce all kinds of books. "Boring, boring, boring, boring."
The only thing Antonio liked to read were the comic book adventures of a ghost named Johnny Boo.
One day, Hailey had an idea. She went to the local library and checked out all the Johnny Boo collections she could find.
"Let's read Johnny Boo today," she said at the next Team Read session.
Antonio stared.
Antonio grabbed one of the comics and started to read aloud. He pointed out goofy characters he liked. Hailey didn't know about Johnny Boo, so Antonio explained all the jokes.
For the next several weeks, whenever they met, Hailey and Antonio made a routine of telling jokes and making up stories. Antonio started to read more. He returned from the Team Read book boxes with new books he wanted to try.
In time, he confided to Hailey that he was embarrassed by his English. His family had moved to Seattle from Mexico five years earlier, and Spanish was the primary language at home. He also opened up about his playground fights with other kids. The closer they got, the more Antonio relaxed, and the more books he finished.
Antonio's teacher Mrs. Sanchez noticed the change. "Whenever I checked in with Antonio and his tutor, they were reading."
Earlier in the year, Antonio was getting in trouble a lot for anger issues, but his behavior took a switch in Team Read. "They were always focused," Mrs. Sanchez said of the pair.
Antonio's reading jumped a level, then another, then another.
The most dramatic difference, said Mrs. Sanchez, was when she noticed Antonio smile. "He has a beautiful smile, and I never saw that smile during the school day."
Hailey is delighted by the work Antonio's done. "His teacher told me I'm doing a great job."
Mrs. Sanchez isn't surprised by the pair's progress. "When you're happy, you learn. It's that simple. Antonio knows his tutor cares about him. He knows he's special, and he's learning a lot."
Paying It Forward — Jack's Story
我的姓名是Jack Khuu, 我是中國移民第一代在美出生的孩子
Reading Coach Bio: Jack Khuu
Years in Team Read: 7 (2 years in elementary, 5 years as a reading coach)
Promoted: Jack was promoted to Site Assistant after 3 years of being a reading coach (he started in 8th grade)
Tutoring Tip: Make it fun for your students—tell jokes!
Future plans: attend College to study technical engineering
My name is Jack Khuu and I'm a first-generation Chinese American.
I was in Team Read in second grade, at an important time in my life. At home, my parents and grandparents spoke Cantonese. None of our books were in English and the TV was always on a Chinese-language channel.
When I tried to read in school, English looked weird and the alphabet made no sense. I never knew which sound to make when I read.
I was jealous when I saw the books that other students were reading, like Harry Potter and the Magic Tree House.
In Team Read, my tutor was a guy from Franklin High School who liked to tell jokes like: "Why did the chicken cross the road? And how many cats does it take to screw in a light bulb?" I never really understood. American jokes were confusing, but my tutor kept trying to entertain me. He didn't treat me like a student; he treated me like a little brother.
He asked me what I wanted to read most. "Magic Tree House!" I told him. "But it's way too hard."
"Let's do this," he said. "I'll read to you for a while, and then you can read some words to me."
My tutor read to me, and then I started to read some sentences to him. After a while, I was reading entire pages by myself. "That's great," said my tutor, "Now read a little louder."
I didn't feel comfortable reading to someone else. I didn't want him to hear me mess up words or get the grammar wrong.
"Okay," said my coach. "We'll come back and read it again later."
I loved the book so much, I was happy to read it again, and every time I read it, my voice got louder.
We worked together in Team Read all year, and I kept trying harder and harder books. When the new Harry Potter book came out, I borrowed a copy from the library. I read it, then I read all the rest of the books in that series. For the first time, reading was fun.
A few years later, when I got to eighth grade, a representative from Team Read came to my school who said that eighth-graders could apply to be tutors in Team Read.
My student was a boy from Ethiopia named Yakub. I jumped at the chance to become a reading tutor for a little kid.
Yakub was so shy, he couldn't even look me in the face and he was way behind the other readers in his class. I noticed that he was too bashful to make friends with his classmates.
At our first session together, I pulled out a book my old tutor read with me. When Yakub refused to look at the book, I told him not to worry about the words, but to look at the pictures instead.
We looked at the pictures and we looked for clues about the story. We asked each other silly questions. I tried to do everything my tutor did with me, to make Yakub comfortable.
"I want to keep reading," he finally said.
If Team Read didn't exist I never would have learned to love reading and I never would have introduced my student to books that got him excited to read as well.
This year, I'm back as a Team Read tutor for my fifth year. I'm also starting my senior year at Franklin with a 4.0 GPA.
I plan to attend the University of Washington next fall to get my degree in technical engineering. And I'm proud to report that I still read a lot and I now do my homework all the time.
Karrington Returns to Tutor
Reading Coach Bio: Karrington Ogdens
Why she became a reading coach: Because she loved her reading coach
Tutoring Tip: Be patient! Remember reading is hard for your kid.
Future plans: Attend College
Karrington Ogans remembers third grade clearly. She wanted to read mystery books, especially the Cam Jansen series. She saw other students reading these books, but she struggled as a reader herself.
"It was very discouraging," she says. "I knew I was smart, but I felt like I was bad at reading."
Karrington froze when she got to a hard word in a book. She often quit in the middle of a story. When her parents encouraged her to persevere, she threw tantrums. It was painful to watch other kids enjoying the books she wanted to read.
But when she became a student in Team Read, things started to change. Karrington remembers her tutor from Garfield High School as helpful and friendly.
"I looked forward to going. My tutor was very supportive. She helped me slow down and say words. She helped build my reading skills."
Most importantly, her tutor reminded her that reading is fun, says Karrington. Karrington's tutor noticed her interest in mystery books. Together, they worked hard to improve Karrington's reading level. They read a lot of books. They practiced vocabulary skills. By the time Karrington was done with Team Read, she was devouring any mystery she could find, including the Cam Jansen books.
"Karrington really looked up to the big kids [in Team Read]," recalls her mother, Nannette Ogans. "She wanted to go to Garfield and she was excited to work with Garfield students."
These days, Karrington is swamped with college application deadlines, class work and homework. The Garfield High School senior also participates in four college-readiness programs and runs track for her school. Busy as she is, Karrington still makes time for Team Read.
This past fall, Karrington worked with student reader Lauryn at an elementary school on Capitol Hill. The pair completed 20 books during the first semester of Team Read, including many mystery books they both enjoyed.
She and Lauryn are a "perfect match," says Karrington. "Lauryn is like me at her age. I know exactly how she feels."
As they read together at a recent session, Lauryn leaned over and hugged her tutor. "Karrington helps me with words I really need help with. Sometimes I want to give up, but I go back and try again … Karrington is really, really awesome."
For her part, Karrington is proud to share the Team Read experience she had as a student. "I didn't want to stop giving back to the program. I wanted to give back to a little kid."
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#ifndef __BSP_NAND_H__
#define __BSP_NAND_H__

#include "nand_type.h"

//for partition
#define MAX_PART_COUNT_PER_FTL		24
#define MAX_PARTITION        		4
#define ND_MAX_PARTITION_COUNT      (MAX_PART_COUNT_PER_FTL*MAX_PARTITION)

typedef struct boot_flash_info{
	__u32 chip_cnt;
	__u32 blk_cnt_per_chip;
	__u32 blocksize;
	__u32 pagesize;
	__u32 pagewithbadflag; /*bad block flag was written at the first byte of spare area of this page*/
}boot_flash_info_t;

struct boot_physical_param{
	__u32   chip; //chip no
	__u32  block; // block no within chip
	__u32  page; // apge no within block
	__u32  sectorbitmap; //done't care
	void   *mainbuf; //data buf
	void   *oobbuf; //oob buf
};

#define PARTITION_NAME_SIZE  16

struct _nand_disk{
	unsigned int		size;
	//unsigned int offset;
	unsigned int		type;
	unsigned  char      name[PARTITION_NAME_SIZE];
};

struct _nand_phy_partition{
    void * dat;
};

//extern struct _nand_phy_partition;

struct _nftl_blk{
	unsigned int                            nftl_logic_size;
	struct _nand_partition*                 nand;
	struct _nftl_blk*                       nftl_blk_next;
	void*                                   nftl_zone;
	void*                                   cfg;
	unsigned int		                    time;
	unsigned int		                    time_flush;
	void*                                   nftl_thread;
    void*                                   blk_lock;
	int (*read_data)               (struct _nftl_blk *nftl_blk, unsigned int sector, unsigned int len, unsigned char *buf);
	int (*write_data)              (struct _nftl_blk *nftl_blk, unsigned int sector, unsigned int len, unsigned char *buf);
	int (*flush_write_cache)       (struct _nftl_blk *nftl_blk,unsigned int num);
	int (*shutdown_op)             (struct _nftl_blk *nftl_blk);
	int (*read_sector_data)        (struct _nftl_blk *nftl_blk, unsigned int sector, unsigned int len, unsigned char *buf);
	int (*write_sector_data)       (struct _nftl_blk *nftl_blk, unsigned int sector, unsigned int len, unsigned char *buf);
	int (*flush_sector_write_cache)(struct _nftl_blk *nftl_blk,unsigned int num);
};

extern __s32 PHY_SimpleErase(struct boot_physical_param * eraseop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleErase_2CH(struct boot_physical_param * eraseop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleErase_CurCH(struct boot_physical_param * eraseop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleRead(struct boot_physical_param * readop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleRead_CurCH(struct boot_physical_param * readop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleRead_2CH (struct boot_physical_param *readop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleWrite(struct boot_physical_param * writeop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleWrite_CurCH(struct boot_physical_param * writeop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleWrite_1K(struct boot_physical_param * writeop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleWrite_1KCurCH(struct boot_physical_param * writeop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleWrite_Seq(struct boot_physical_param * writeop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleRead_Seq(struct boot_physical_param * readop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleRead_1K(struct boot_physical_param * readop);
extern __s32 PHY_SimpleRead_1KCurCH(struct boot_physical_param * readop);
extern __s32 PHY_WaitAllRbReady(void);
extern int nand_uboot_erase_all_chip(void);

extern __s32 NFC_LSBEnable(__u32 chip, __u32 read_retry_type);
extern __s32 NFC_LSBDisable(__u32 chip, __u32 read_retry_type);
extern __s32 NFC_LSBInit(__u32 read_retry_type);
extern __s32 NFC_LSBExit(__u32 read_retry_type);
extern __u32 NAND_GetChannelCnt(void);

extern void ClearNandStruct( void );

//for param get&set
extern __u32 NAND_GetFrequencePar(void);
extern __s32 NAND_SetFrequencePar(__u32 FrequencePar);
extern __u32 NAND_GetNandVersion(void);
extern __s32 NAND_GetFlashInfo(boot_flash_info_t *info);

extern __s32 NAND_DragonboardTest(void);

struct _nand_info* NandHwInit(void);
__s32 NandHwExit(void);
__s32 NandHwSuperStandby(void);
__s32 NandHwSuperResume(void);
__s32 NandHwNormalStandby(void);
__s32 NandHwNormalResume(void);
__s32 NandHwShutDown(void);

//for NFTL
int nftl_initialize(struct _nftl_blk *nftl_blk,int no);
extern int nand_info_init(struct _nand_info* nand_info,unsigned char chip,uint16 start_block,unsigned char* mbr_data);

#endif  //ifndef __BSP_NAND_H__


Minnesotans are advised to prepare their morning commutes a little earlier than usual for Tuesday.
According to KSTP meteorologist Wren Clair, about an inch of snow could coat streets overnight, creating a tough morning commute. In total, the Twin Cities could see 1 to 3 inches of snow for the day.
Clair says the high on Tuesday will be 21, however strong winds will certainly make it feel colder. The northern part of the state could see a heavier snowfall. The snow in the Twin Cities will taper off by the late afternoon hours, according to Clair.
For the rest of the week, an arctic front moves through the state and temperatures will be mainly in the single digits through next weekend.


I haven't update for a long time on this haha!
I'd better do some updates!
Ok, its the Rat for the this year and guess what? Me and my lil' brother saw a RAT (a clean brown rat). I swear it was huge and its fur was… clean I look at us like 3 times from running away and coming back….


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Q: Grails 4: Many to many relationship, show data from joinTable I have a question with many-to-many relationships in grails 4... When I try to get the data from the command_users table, it appears that it has nothing. I understand that, when you use the many-to-many, in the "pivot" table the relationships appear by their "id"... So what am I doing wrong?
The user.groovy Domain
import javax.persistence.Id

class User {
    @Id
    String mail; //PK
    String role;
    Boolean status;

    static constraints = {
        mail unique: true
        role blank: false
        status blank: false
    }

    static mapping =  {
        commands joinTable: [name: "command_users", key: "user_id"];
    }

    static hasMany = [commands: Command];

    public User(String mail, String role, Boolean status) {
        this.mail = mail;
        this.role = role;
        this.status = status;
    }
}

The Command.groovy Domain
import javax.persistence.Id

class Command {
  @Id
  String command; //PK
  String classResolve;

  static constraints = {
    command unique: true
    classResolve blank: false
  }

  static mapping = {
    users joinTable:[name: "command_users", key: "command_id"];
  }

  static hasMany = [users: User];

  public Command(String command, String classResolve) {
    this.command = command;
    this.classResolve = classResolve;
  }
}

A simple method into TestController.groovy
  @grails.gorm.transactions.Transactional
  def initUserData() {
    User luis = new User("luis@mail.com", "admin", true);
    User edgar = new User("edgar@mail.com", "admin", true);
    User julio = new User("julio@mail.com", "admin", true);

    Command helloCommand = new Command("hello", "Hello");
    Command worldCommand = new Command("world", "World");
    helloCommand.addToUsers(luis).addToUsers(edgar).addToUsers(julio).save();
    worldCommand.addToUsers(luis).addToUsers(edgar).addToUsers(julio).save();

    luis.save();
    edgar.save();
    julio.save();
  }

When I search in the DB (use h2 for test) i have the next result:
My table structure:

Result from table users:

Result from command table:

But noting in joinTable CommandUser

¿What am I doing wrong?

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The Ashley Youth Detention Centre is a Youth detention centre outside Deloraine, Tasmania, Australia. It is the only such centre in Tasmania and has a capacity of 51 beds for 10 to 18 year old offenders.

The site was originally an experimental agricultural school, similar to the one at nearby Hagley, that opened in 1914 as the State Farm. The experiment was not successful and the school closed. The site was subdivided in 1922 and  set aside for a boy's home. The original 1913 building was retained for accommodation of the boys, and cottages kept for staff. From 1869 youth offenders had been housed in the Boys' Training School in Hobart. In 1922 the Deloraine school site was reopened as the Ashley Home for Boys, taking over the Hobart facility's function. it was first opened with a focus on farm work as a reform method. It has remained as a youth detention centre since, and became known as the Ashley Youth Detention Centre in 2000.

In September 2021, it was announced that Ashley Youth Detention Centre would close within 3 years, and be replaced by 2 new facilities.

In 2022, a Tasmanian Government inquiry revealed that 55 workers at Ashley Youth Detention Centre had been accused of child sex abuse by former child detainees. One former worker was accused of abusing 11 children over the course of 3 decades. Another former staff member was accused of using sexual violence and intimidation, including forced masturbation, against 26 former child detainees. The alleged crimes span from recent years back to the 1970s.

References

Prisons in Tasmania
Juvenile detention centres in Australia


players. Onlookers saw only people dancing in silence.
The spectacle of this event does not interest me as much as how this phenomenon might inform us about sound and physical space. This impromptu "club" had an aural environment for each participant of his or her own design. No one was employed to plan this space, create an acceptable acoustical environment, and install a sound system. All of that existed literally in the hands of the dancers.
Creating virtual space with headphones is also on the mind of Apple. This year Apple published a patent titled "Audio Processing for Improved User Experience," detailing new audio concepts for the iPhone. The patent describes the idea of binaurally distinguishing the position of different participants in a multiparty call. Directional audio processing would be used so that the "different sources of audio for the call can be directionally placed in a particular location with respect to the headset. As a result, the user of the device hears the other participants in the multi-party call as sound sources originating from different locations." Although the patent goes on to describe the interface that would allow the listener to "position" the distant callers manually, there may be ways to do this automatically.
iPod/iPhone. Apple has applied for a patent titled "Presentation of Audible Media in Accommodation with External Sound." This patent would allow iPods to actively blend external sounds such as traffic or people talking nearby with whatever might be playing at the time. The patent simply describes the integration of a microphone into the iPod and the ability to blend what is being picked up by that microphone into the music.
And what is an iPod with a microphone? How will the iPhone (and similar products that merge media and the cell phone) change AV systems as we know them? Today iPod/iPhone headphones are used to isolate people. Michael Bull wrote in Sound Moves: iPod Culture and Urban Experience that people use iPods to transform their offices "into an auditory and hermetically sealed space for (their) own work and thoughts." However if the potentially ubiquitous iPhone were to integrate the spatial and audioblending technologies described above, architectural spaces could be transformed by our mobile devices. AV spaces may be supplemented or supplanted by portable media. Perhaps the office spaces that were to be transformed or even destroyed by telecommuting in the 1990s, will finally be altered by the devices that commute along with us. In the future you may have a conference room in your pocket.
David Person of Person Consulting contributed to the Apple patent research for this article.


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UFC 175 Weidman vs. Machida: Five Lessons Learned
By Steve Grossi
4th of July weekend means the UFC is in Las Vegas for International Fight Week. Two titles were up for grabs when Middleweight Champion Chris Weidman took on Lyoto Machida, who had the opportunity to become just the third fighter in UFC history to hold belts in two weight classes. In the other title fight, Women's Bantamweight Ronda Rousey put her title on the line against Alexis Davis. In what was a great night of fights, here are my lessons learned from UFC 175.
Lesson 1: Still Champion
I never questioned the skill or toughness of Chris Weidman but there seemed to be a lot of chatter before the fight that he hasn't truly earned the respect he deserves as champion. Some believe that both wins against Anderson Silva were flukes. I wasn't one of them. He did what no one else was able to do in the first fight, and he perfectly checked a kick that caused Anderson to break his leg in the second fight. I see his first win as a clean knockout and it's unfortunate, but injuries do happen in this sport.
On Saturday night, Weidman again was able to do something no one else has done. As a wrestler, he controlled Lyoto Machida. He did not get the finish as he predicted, but he was dominant in victory. He implemented a very dangerous strategy but putting pressure on Machida worked. For once, it looked as though Machida wasn't sure what to do. Weidman moved forward, threw a lot of kicks, landed combos and really took Machida out his game. Things got very interesting in rounds 4 and 5. Weidman clearly slowed down and it opened up opportunities for Machida. Weidman took some big shots but was able to get a takedown late in the 5th round to pretty much seal the deal. Weidman showed all the nonbelievers that he could take a shot and win a five round war. No question in my mind that he a strong champion. Do you respect him now?
Lesson 2: No Competition
Saturday night showed that there's no competition for Ronda Rousey in the UFC. When the challenger gets tougher, the fight gets easier. She dismantled Alexis Davis in a matter of 16 seconds. For the second fight in a row, Ronda showed that she has more than just an armbar. Rousey blasted Davis with a big right hand, landed a big knee in the clinch, and hit one of her famous Judo throws. From there, she pounded Davis out. It was her fourth title defense in 16 months as she improved her record to a perfect 10-0. Oh yeah, every one of her victories ended in a finish.
What could be next for the baddest women on the planet? Really, there is only one fighter in the world I want to see her fight right now and it's Cris Cyborg. I used to think that Cyborg could be the one to defeat Rouser, but after Saturday night I am not sure anymore. There's no one in the UFC that will be able to hang with Ronda. Cyborg is the only one who stands a chance and the fight MUST happen. UFC needs to find a way to bring Cyborg into the UFC.
Lesson 3: Big Heart
Uriah Hall proved a lot of the skeptics wrong on Saturday night. Since coming up short on the Ultimate Fighter, questions have been asked about his heart. He powered through a broken toe in the first round to earn a decision victory over Thiago Santos. When the referee and doctor asked him if he's good, he could have easily ducked out of the fight but he didn't. Instead, he decided to continue as he danced around the cage, throwing huge kicks with a broken toe in rounds two and three. He showed flashes of the guy who landed the nastiest knockout in TUF history. He's ultra talented and the future is still bright for Uriah Hall.
Lesson 4: Thank God
It was very unfortunate but the Stefan Struve-Matt Mitrione fight was canceled. It was reported that Struve almost blacked out while warming up for his fight with Mitrione. It was supposed to be his first fight since suffering a leaking aortic valve and an enlarged heart back in August 2013. All I can say is thank God this happened in the locker room and not inside the Octagon. Struve and the UFC dodged a huge bullet and it shows a fighter's safety is always the number one priority.
Other notes from the UFC 175:
There isn't really much more Urijah Faber can do in the sport. He remains undefeated in non-title fights and his training partner and protégée; T.J. Dillashaw holds the belt in his division. I cant see him getting another title fight anytime soon, so might as well conclude the trilogy with Dominick Cruz. Cruz should be back later this year.
Alex Caceres performed much better than I expected in his fight with Faber. I thought Faber was going to roll through Bruce Leeroy like he was nothing, but that didn't happen. Faber did catch him with a choke in the 3rd round but I think Caceres is getting better and has a bright future at bantamweight.
Welcome to the UFC Rob Font. Font earned himself a "Performance of the Night" bonus with his knockout win over George Roop. Font is a guy we all need to keep our eyes on.
Steven Grossi is a digital video producer who likes to write a little. He's a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, hardcore MMA fan and a total wrestling nerd. He usually has a strong opinion on anything combat sports related so give him a follow on twitter @GrossiMMA.
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'Henchman: The Al Leong Story' Trailer: Cinema's Greatest Goon Gets What's Coming
Al Leong was a mainstay of my youth. Showing up in the likes of Die Hard, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Big Trouble in Little China, and countless other movies that defined my life (not to mention TV shows like Magnum P.I., Airwolf, The Equalizer, The Fall Guy, and on and on and on), he was a ubiquitous presence. As the latest trailer for documentary Henchman: The Al Leong Story says, "In the '80s, there was one man who set the standard for all henchmen to come…" and they're not wrong. Take a look after the jump.
Al Leong is the dictionary definition of a cult icon. He's one of those actors that is a goddamn superstar for a crew of hardcore fans and an eternal "oh, that guy" to millions of others. He may not have always been the main villain, but he was usually the near-silent badass you had to go through to get to the boss.
This latest Henchman trailer just popped up on the film's Facebook page, and it has me even more excited to see this than I was already. Interviews with John Carpenter, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, and even the late Brandon Lee, highlight the film.
There's still a ways to go on Henchman: The Al Leong Story, and the filmmakers are still looking for funds to round things out. Check out their IndieGoGo page to see how you can help make this happen.
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