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Royal Baby | 32 Swedish Forward Baby Names!
Published on March 22, 2021 March 21, 2021 by gotmeghanLeave a comment
I am back for another baby name post, and today I am focusing on the Swedish Royal family. King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia's son, Prince Carl Philip and his wife Princess Sofia will welcome their third little bundle of joy sometime in the next few weeks. When I was busy coming up with these posts, I wasn't necessarily paying any attention on what season these babies would arrive, so there is a small chance that by the time this post does publish, the new Prince or Princess has already made its welcome to the royal house.
Back in 2016, I wrote a post just like this one for their second child, Prince Gabriel, and although the only part I got right was the letter "G" it, obviously, hasn't stopped me from making any other name guesses of the future generations. During that time, I was thinking it would be a boy, mainly because both of the Prince's sisters have had boys during their second pregnancies, however, with this one, I am definitely leaning into the color pink, so I tried to think of well beloved names on both sides of the family tree and hoped I was correct on more than one element.
For this post, I will be doing what I've done on my previous baby posts and picking out four names listed in the banner below, and including a middle name that could work with it too. I will also be giving you a little background on each name, plus my reasons behind my decision.
Birgitta Sofie
The name Birgitta is well beloved in the royal house of Bernadotte, as it is the first name of Prince Carl Philip's great aunt Princess Birgitta of Sweden, Princess of Hohenzollern. If they do decide to use a name that is a bit popular among the public of Sweden, Birgitta or maybe even shortening it to Britta could be absolutely gorgeous for a modern day Swedish princess!
If they do end up having a daughter, I can see the name Sofia being apart of the full name but not a first. I've been wrong before and it was my main thought behind using Sofie as a middle and/or nickname! I feel this combination fits both the French and Swedish styles that you normally see throughout the rest of the royal family, and it works as Bridget Sophie too!
Kristina Madeleine Victoria
The name Christina in general is a big symbol of the Swedish monarchy. Just because they use the first letter "K" instead of a "C" is just basically moving on with the times, as Christina has an older quality while Kristina has a modern flair considering it is different compared to the king's older sister Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson. There have been many other princesses with the name up and down history, but nothing is more amazing and possibly infamous than Queen Christina in the 17th Century.
I have to say, I don't normally include multiple middle names in these posts, but with thinking about continuing a tradition, the royal Swedes are known to name their children after close family members and it would be an sweet way of the Prince to name this little girl after his own sisters: the Crown Princess and the Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland!
Isabelle Maria
Isabelle or Isabel is a beautiful and very French way of the name Elizabeth or Elisabeth. Although, Elizabeth has been used in the past for both first and middle names, I just don't think it will appear on this baby. I don't have anything against it–my middle name is Elizabeth!–it unfortunately has the same look as Christina, this past tense feel of it just turns me off but I do love for Isabelle because it just has this elegant but loose magic that the other lacks at the moment.
As far as the middle name pairing, I think it works great with any variation of the name Mary. Personally, I love Maria because I've never been a huge fan of the same letter either beginning or ending, but the main reason why I believe it will feature somewhere is because it is the name of Princess Sofia's mother. She is also my inspiration for Britta as her middle is actually Britt. I really would love it to see The Princess's family recognized too!
Signe Alexandra
I am actually a fan of Swedish names, and the moment I found Signe, I was hooked immediately! So, it is pronounced as "cig-knee" and can be spelled as 'Signe' or 'Signy' and could also be used as a sweet nickname for the rougher 'Sigurd' maybe. I like to think of it as the Swedish cousin of Australia's own "Sydney" and I'm not even sorry about it either!
Honestly, between Birgitta, Kristina and Signe, they are all common names in Scandinavia, and I would really love it if the current royal family used more of their country's baby names. I think it is time to fully allow their home grown names to shine out forward for the whole world to see finally its authentically and uniqueness.
My outlook on boy names is somewhat different than what I would think will happen, mainly because they've already had a nice thing going with using Alexander and Gabriel as first names. and I don't expect that to change anytime soon. What I really mean is, those names are like 'normal, everyday' type of names to the general public. I mean, I'm an American and this a different royal family then what most people know about, so despite the fact that I would like to see a traditional Swedish name up front, I can understand wanting to give the child a simple name that reflects both the royal family and what the future holds for this little prince.
Felix Johann
The name Felix already has a big following among fellow royal families, as there is one in Denmark and Luxembourg, so I think it's only right for it to appear in Sweden. Felix is also big in households all over Scandinavia, so it would be a perfect fit all around I think! It has that likeable but traditional quality that I thought could work great with Alexander and Gabriel. Personally, my favorite part of it is, it's masculine and short and these are two big factors for couples right now.
When I was trying to figure out a middle, I was instantly pulled into pairing it with longer and strong Scandi names like Oscar, Nicholas, and Johann. There are a wide array of names that could work great with Felix but I think we will have to see what .happens because this is where I have the most trouble are with male middle names!
Theodore Harald
Now with Theodore or Teodor as both spellings are common in Sweden, I feel more confident with this name to be on the Top 5 since it is an universal type of name. Despite the fact that people enjoy shorter names–a lot like the sweet quality that Theodore instantly brings to a child. Some couples love it for the cutesy flair on little boys and the amount of strength it will bring to him as he continues to get older, as it adds some seriousness for a man.
Again, middle names are difficult to decide on, but I thought about how close the Swedish family is to other monarchs on their borders, and with all of the health concerns on King Harald V of Norway, I think it would be really nice thing is to name their little guy Harald in tribute to the king. The Crown Princess has done that with her daughter and heiress, is named Princess Estelle Silvia Ewa Mary.; the last name Mary is for her godmother, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, so it can happen and has been lovely additions to the next generation.
Folke Philip
When I worked on my guesses for Prince Gabriel, I was hoping the name Folke would see the limelight because I think it is so neat! I'm still not 100% sure on how to pronounce it yet but I would still like it to be somewhere in his name. The same goes with Philip too, it would be really nice to allow their third son a chance to bear the name "Philip" like his father, but I would still like 'Folke' to be up front though!
Gustaf Viktor
Out of all of the names I listed above in my banner, the one name that I am sure will make an appearance is "Gustaf". Why? Well, it is the second name of the current King of Sweden. Despite the fact that almost all of the king's grandsons has the name "Carl" in their full names, it's only Princess Madeleine's son Prince Nicolas that actually has "Gustaf" instead!
Now originally, I had picked the name "Kristian" for the possible middle, and I was really proud for remembering it but just before I was going to talk about my decision there, I thought about naming in tribute for both the Norwegian and Swedish kings, we are forgetting, the royal family has four little princes as of right now and none of them are named after the Crown Princess yet. I thought this was an interesting aspect to keep in mind as I was comfortable with adding "Victoria" on the girl side, but what about creating a "Victor" in the lineup as well? I do think this would be a great combination too because it honors a current and future sequence of events that will be visible in this child's lifetime.
So, what do you think of the combos I've listed in this post? Do you think any will be on this child's full name? If you have any guesses that you want to share with me, please tell me in the comments!
Categories Advice, history, Just For Fun, Life, Lists, Thoughts•Tags 2016, 2021, babies, baby names, boys, Crown Princes Victoria, French, girls, history, Lists, monarchs, name combinations, Prince Alexander of Sweden, Prince Carl Philip, Prince Gabriel of Sweden, Princess Madeleine of Sweden, Princess Sofia, Royal Baby, Sweden, Swedish, Swedish Royal Family, thoughts, traditional


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September 6 : World no 58 Bojana Jovanovski of Serbia will have to go through a grind to make it to the Main draw of the one of the biggest tennis events of Central Asia the Tashkent Open WTA Championships which celebrates 15 glorious years.
The event will kick off with the qualifying rounds at the Olympic School of Tennis on the weekend of 7th September will be followed by the main draw Monday 9th September onwards .
Jovanovski who entered the event late will have to go through the qualifying rounds with success to make it to the main draw . If Jovanovski makes it the main draw she will lead the main draw seeding list.
With WTA Supervisor Martina Lutkova announcing the Chip List for the Main draw to be held on Sunday , the cutoff remains high at 128 . In the history of the last 14 years of the Tashkent Open , no champion has ever come back to defend their singles crown.
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Yvonne Meusburger of Austria winner of the Bad Gastein event this year ranked 64 , Last year's Runner-up and one of the upcoming tennis stars who did exceedingly well at Wimbledon Donna Vekic of Croatia (65) along with Romanian Alexandra Cadantu (61) are the other contenders for the title .
The event that began as a international tennis women competition in 1996 has now blossomed into one of the best organized and hospitable events on the WTA calendar will have players representing over 21 countries in the main and the qualifying draw.


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Q: Looping through Array and only receive specific data Trying to pull out data from an Array to the Logger.
The code looks like this:
function createTable() {

var body = DocumentApp.getActiveDocument().getBody();

 // Create a three-dimensional array containing the cell contents.
 var cells = [
   ['Row 1, Cell 1', 'Row 1, Cell 2', 'Row 1, Cell 3'],
   ['Row 2, Cell 1', 'Row 2, Cell 2', 'Row 2, Cell 3'],
   ['Row 3, Cell 1', 'Row 3, Cell 2', 'Row 3, Cell 3']
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 // Build a table from the array.
 body.appendTable(cells);

for(var i=0; i<cells.length;i++){
  var cl = cells[i];
  Logger.log(cl[0]);
}

So Logger.log(cl[0]); loggs this:
[16-01-18 12:52:40:577 CET] Row 1, Cell 1
[16-01-18 12:52:40:578 CET] Row 2, Cell 1
[16-01-18 12:52:40:578 CET] Row 3, Cell 1

Logger.log([1]); loggs this:
[16-01-18 12:53:46:036 CET] Row 1, Cell 2
[16-01-18 12:53:46:037 CET] Row 2, Cell 2
[16-01-18 12:53:46:037 CET] Row 3, Cell 2

Question: How can i get a specific value, for example if i only want 'Row2, Cell 3' to be logged?

A: How about:
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    if(cl[1] == 'Row2, Cell 3')
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}

A: You don't even need the loop if you want to print just one cell..
Logger.log(cells[1][2]);

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Karl Friedrich August Alfred Gercke (20 March 1860, Hannover – 26 January 1922, Breslau) was a German classical philologist. He is known for his research pertaining to the history of Greek philosophy, in particular, Hellenistic philosophy, and for his studies involving Seneca the Younger.

Academic career
He studied under Hermann Usener, Franz Bücheler and Reinhard Kekulé von Stradonitz at the University of Bonn (1880–83), and with Hermann Diels at the University of Berlin (1883–84). In 1886–88 he worked as an instructor at the Luisengymnasium in Berlin, and from 1890 to 1893, was a lecturer at the University of Göttingen. After serving as a provisional professor at Königsberg (1893–95), he became an associate professor at the University of Greifswald, where in 1898, he attained a full professorship (rector 1908/09). In 1909 he relocated to the University of Breslau, where he served as rector in 1920/21.

Published works
He published editions of Chrysippus (from fragments) and Theophrastus, and contributed an article on Aristotle to the Pauly-Wissowa Realencyclopedie. In his investigations of Seneca, he provided the first scientific examination of "Quaestiones naturales" (1907).

With Eduard Norden, he published Einleitung in die Altertumswissenschaft (Introduction to Classical Studies); its first edition (1908/12, 3 volumes) had contributions made by academicians that included Franz Winter, Paul Kretschmer, Karl Julius Beloch, Ernst Bickel, Erich Bethe, Paul Wendland, Johan Ludvig Heiberg and Ernst Kornemann. Other principal works by Gercke are:
 Seneca-Studien. Leipzig, 1895 – Seneca studies.
 Studia Annaeana. Greifswald, 1900.
 Abriss der griechischen Lautlehre. Berlin, 1902 – Outline of Greek phonology.
 Griechische Literaturgeschichte mit Berücksichtigung der Geschichte der Wissenschaften. Leipzig, 1905 – Greek literary history with considerations involving the history of science.
 Die Entstehung der Aeneis. Berlin, 1913 – The emergence of the Aeneid.

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1922 deaths
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Humboldt University of Berlin alumni

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Jewel Theatre
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The Jewel Theatre was opened on September 12, 1931, operated by Hathyel L. James and Percy H. James as an African-American Theatre.
Closed by the late-1970's, the Jewel Theatre is today the only building standing on the block. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2009.
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SoonerGrad74 on April 10, 2010 at 7:24 pm
The Jewel as of April 2010 View link
seymourcox on July 17, 2010 at 1:26 pm
On this great web site are recent shots of the abandoned Jewel Theatre, only building remaining on the block.
1970's views show a Jewel with marquee gone. Wonder who put the old marquee back up, and why?
http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/node/537
TLSLOEWS on July 17, 2010 at 2:01 pm
Maybe someone was going to reopen the theatre and it fell through.
raybradley on March 23, 2011 at 8:33 pm
On this link pan around the corner on Laird Ave. to see just how incredibly long the Jewel auditorium is,
Silicon Sam on March 23, 2011 at 8:57 pm
Interesting link Cosmic Ray posted. In the Street View there is 3 buildings in a row, with the Jewel in the center of the 3. Pan out to satellite view, and there is only the Jewel remaining standing.
missmelbatoast on March 29, 2011 at 11:33 pm
As early as 1957 Oklahoma City had a black radio station, KBYE (AM-890). To look at a downtown rooftop billboard advertisement for station KBYE go to link below and type in "katz 1957"
pomb98 on May 9, 2011 at 8:59 pm
Is the theatre still owned by the James family? I'd like to take a look at it and see if it can be renovated and re-opened. Any info on who currently owns it?
VHart on May 8, 2012 at 5:21 am
The Jewel Theatre is now owned by Arthur Hurst. The Jewel Foundation is helping to remodel the building and turn it back into a working movie and play theatre. For more information or help please email me at !!! We are excited about the progess already being made, we are currently rasing and accepting money for a new roof!!! If anyone has any type of pictures of the building from 1930s to 1970s PLEASE contact me!!! Thank you all!!!
VHart on July 3, 2012 at 7:48 am
For more information about the Jewel Theatre or Jewel Foundation you can go to the website at jeweltheatre.webs.com!!! We are having a Blues Festivals to help raise funds for the theatre you can find all the details on the website!!!
dallasmovietheaters on January 5, 2023 at 1:00 pm
Posted in photos is the September 12, 1931 grand opening ad for the Jewel Theatre. Pioneering African American showpersons Hathyel L. James and Percy H. "PH" James operated both this venue and the Ardmore Jewel Theater for African American patrons. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton A. Newton took on the venue in January of 1954 and would convert it to widescreen to present CinemaScope titles.
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Back in February, Cheeseman took a stab at trying to make the USA World Youth Cross Country team. It worked out and he qualified. That wasn't all for him, for the most of this year, Cheeseman has been on a national traveling spree competing in running.
Not only has he traveled a lot of distance to compete, he has competed at a lot of distances. In February, he would travel to Kentucky to run an indoor 800 and a mile, New York to run the mile, and then back to New York to run a 5K and the mile. Of those races, there were a couple of wins including a big one at the New Balance Indoor Nationals for a 5K win.
That type of travel and running at a high elite level could have affects on the body. "Life has been very fun, but at the same time pretty tiring, a little bit hectic," Cheeseman said.
"I think this will be very interesting, it's a little bit of a taste of pro running. You get to hang out with the senior men and women and the international circuit kind of thing, I'm interested to seeing how all of that is. "
This weekend's races were his first outdoor races and first in Texas in a while at the Jesuit-Sheaner Relays. Cheeseman ran both the 1600m and the 3200m collecting two wins with his 9:10.97 and a 4:15.52. Earning the two wins were not easy. "To go across country like that definitely takes toll on the legs, I felt that a little bit today, but I'm very very blessed and happy with the win."
Yesterday, Cheeseman, like the rest of the Team USA members took off from Dallas to travel to Denmark for the upcoming World Championships. He will arrive and race in the 8K distance this weekend. That distance is rarely ran by high school runners, but the two time TAPPS XC state champion is ready. "I had a base build up for the 8K and that's really what I worked with. When you build that base like that you can race any sort of range of distances."
I can't even begin to imagine what it's going to be like when you're lining it up next to some other guys with the USA on and you see people from other countries to your right and left. I'm really looking forward to it."
This experience will be one of a life time for the prep runner. With college right around the corner, Cheeseman still has a high school season to compete and jumping from TAPPS to the international lever could be overwhelming. But, Cheeseman is realistic and composed about the situation, "I know I'm not going to win the thing that's for sure. I would love to score for Team USA, so that's kind of a goal I have going in."
"I think this will be very interesting, it's a little bit of a taste of pro running. You get to hang out with the senior men and women and the international circuit kind of thing, I'm interested to seeing how all of that is. It's a dream to go run pro and it doesn't happen for everybody, but it's a little bit of a taste of that to see how I like it."
The big draw of running for Team USA is the gear. Knowing you earned the right to put on the uniform has to be a feeling like none other. "Honestly, just trying the uniform on was incredible. I can't even begin to imagine what it's going to be like when you're lining it up next to some other guys with the USA on and you see people from other countries to your right and left. I'm really looking forward to it."


Keepers of Lost Time is a Serbian science-fiction comics trilogy wrriten by Miroslav Marić and drawn by Vujadin Radovanović. It is rightfully considered to be a significant work in the history of Serbian fantasy and comics. The first episode was published in 1990, the second in 2000, but it wasn't until 2012 that the trilogy finally saw its highly anticipated conclusion, published by Darkwood. This future-fantasy comic depicts two cultures – one of high technology, the other – tribal, in moments of their internal crises. They exist synchronously and interdependently, yet are in conflict due to their vastly different perceptions of the world and spiritual values.


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The Zoomer and Zoomer Elite are perfect for the triker that wants the feel of a sports car and is addicted to speed. With an aluminum frame and entry level pricing, these trikes will give you responsive and sporty handling, lightweight frame and gears to put you at the head of the pack. Upgrade to the Zoomer Elite and you get even more high-end components and features.
Another great feature of the Zoomer and Zoomer Elite is the locking telescoping boom, which allows for the trike to be quickly adjusted for different leg lengths. This is perfect for younger trikers that need to be able to ÒgrowÓ into a trike or families that share a trike and have closely similar x-seams.
But donÕt be fooled by the speed. The Zoomer and Zoomer Elite are also capable of taking you on those longer trail rides, commutes or tours. You will just have to make frequent stops to allow the others to catch up.


The new Kingspan Kooltherm K8 Cavity and K12 Framing Boards represent a wall design option engineered to consume less space than alternative methods, while delivering higher thermal performance plus fire and smoke protection. Both products feature a core of performance rigid thermoset fiber-free phenolic insulant manufactured with a blowing agent that has zero Ozone Depletion Potential and low Global Warming Potential—two metrics typifying Environmental Product Declarations. K8 suits partially filled cavity walls, K12 wood or steel frame walls. The latter is resistant to the passage of water vapor, unaffected by air infiltration, and can be used between studs or as an insulating sheathing.


Saving TimeTime is the most valuable resource and that is something blockchain development is saving in ample amounts. Transactions with multiple users that in the past required days to deliver are now successfully completed within minutes, since blockchain transactions do not require third-party approvals.
Cutting CostsSince no third-parties are required in the system, you can cut costs in anything remotely associated with agencies, approvals, and intermediaries. This is so because you do not need guarantees about whether the other party involved is trustworthy; you can make your decision after reviewing the data available on your blocks.
Improved SecurityAll your data is secure by means of blockchain's reliance on cryptography and permission certificates to only give authorised users access to blocks of data. This means no unauthorised users will be able to tamper with your data or transactions; only those given access with mutual consensus of all concerned parties will be able to visit or edit transactions in a block.
Increased AutomationWith the conventional system of paper-based compliance, trade becomes a time-consuming cycle with multiple steps. With the automation blockchain development and systems are based on, a lot of the time involved in transactions has been significantly cut down along with the possibility of errors.
Better Data ReliabilitySince there will be fewer errors in the system, the data stored in the blocks becomes much more reliable. Another factor that adds to this reliability is the almost real-time synchronisation of transaction data. Even if you made an error, another user with access can correct your mistake by entering a new transaction in the block.
Optimized PrivacyThe same cryptographic technology used for security of data ensures your privacy on blockchain systems. It goes so far as to enable users to have their transactions recorded with a mask over their identity as well as the transaction itself so only authorised users can view the data, let alone try and edit it.
Enhanced AccountabilitySince all concerned parties have access to the same synchronised data blocks, they can verify transactions and data. As soon as a transaction is made, it is recorded with a timestamp. There is also the element of data blocks being indelible, which means no transaction recorded can be deleted. Even if you want to edit one or correct an error, the system will record a new transaction with the corrected data without deleting the previous one.
Tuned-up PerformanceWhen it comes to performance of a trading system, blockchain surely trumps all other systems in place. Digital assets allow faster ownership transfers. Furthermore, since you can add smart contracts into the system, your business network can organically evolve with changing practices and processes.
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Banks were the first major business sector other than cryptocurrency that saw the potential of blockchain development and started to adopt it. A majority of banks around the world are now blockchain clients and we are helping our build their blockchains smartly.
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Afternoon half day tour for visiting the end south part of Bali island with famous temple named Uluwatu temple (the cliff temple). The tour may combine with dinner in Jimbaran seafood grill.
Bali Dolphin tour is the early morning tour to the country side that's suitable to experience and look more about the natural beauty of Bali island. After Dolphin wild attraction in the Lovina sea, will continue for snorkeling. Next continue to Gitgit waterfall, Ulun danu temple.
Ubud-Tanah Lot tour is a combination trip to visit the most request sight of Bali, there are a few places along the way from Ubud to tanah Lot or Tanah Lot to Ubud. All of that may become your reference to consider your interest and customize it as your day trip option.
This tour also possible to combine with River rafting, Elephant ride tour or ATV ride and Bali Safari Park.
may add Bali Spa after the tour.
The longest journey of Bali tours to northern side of the island. Country side nature view is become the main interest of this tour. Make your first stop at Bedugul to see the fruit and vegetable market, next is Ulun Danu temple, the floating temple on the lake. Gitgit Waterfall is the next stop before heading to Lovina beach. After lunch next to Banjar hot spring. On the way back we use the long turn to Pupuan or Munduk to sea the rice view a long the way.
Twin lake if using route to Munduk.
Full day tour in Bali for visiting Kertha Gosa the court of justice since the kingdom period in Klungkung, tours continue to Besakih Temple, and next Tenganan, the primitive village whose produce very famous cloth material called Ikat and the last visit is Bat Cave Temple.
Bali Fishing tour is conducted in Lovina. Start from hotel in Kuta/Sanur/Seminyak/Legian around 3:00 AM. With a traditional sampan boat you will go to the north Bali sea. Dolphin attraction during sunrise may became one of your exciting experienced during fishing. After fishing for 4 hours the tours will proceed to the hot springs to enjoy the hot baths in the village of Banjar. On the way back you will have the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful views of Beratan lake in Bedugul.
The tour will start at 9 am and direct to go Tanjung Benoa lagoon as the centralized of the sea sport area. There a lot of beach fun activities such as Tutle Island tour, glass bottom boat, seawalker, fun dive, etc. Next is Nusa Dua Waterblow, after lunch will continue to Uluwatu temple. Enjoy the goddess view of the top island Cliff temple view. To end of the journey you may request to stop by famous Jimbaran Seafood dinner by the beach.
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LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE
by Diane deGroat & illustrated by Diane deGroat
Using the story of George Washington and the cherry tree as inspiration, school children realize that the lessons they learn about honesty extend beyond the skit they perform. Paired with the class know-it-all, Phillip, and bossy Margaret, Gilbert decides that instead of playing George Washington or his father, he would prefer to play the part of the cherry tree. Unfortunately, because Phillip and Margaret cannot decide who will get the starring role, they must draw names—and Gilbert draws the part of George. Nervous about messing up his lines, Gilbert practices at every opportunity. At lunch, "I cannot tell a lie. It is peanut butter and jelly!" In math class, "I cannot tell a lie. The answer is twelve." His newfound honesty is tested, though when Gilbert takes home the hat from his costume and leaves it there by mistake. Finding that practicing lines is easier than practicing honesty, Gilbert tries to get out of trouble. Almost allowing another classmate to take the blame for the missing hat, Gilbert is soon caught in his lie and learns a powerful lesson. Amusing illustrations of the menagerie of animals that make up the classroom population accompany this tale with a moral message. Readers who have enjoyed Gilbert's earlier exploits will look forward to more from this remarkably human opossum. (Picture book. 5-8)
Pub Date: Feb. 1st, 2003
Page count: 32pp
Publisher: SeaStar/North-South
Kirkus Reviews Issue: Feb. 1st, 2003
MORE BY DIANE DEGROAT
CHARLIE THE RANCH DOG
by Shelley Rotner
LAST ONE IN IS A ROTTEN EGG!
by Diane DeGroat
NO MORE PENCILS, NO MORE BOOKS, NO MORE TEACHER'S DIRTY LOOKS!
BRAND-NEW PENCILS, BRAND-NEW BOOKS
FIONA'S LITTLE LIE
by Rosemary Wells
LITTLE LIAR
by Caryn Umetsu


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Q: Ionic 1 App on Input fields are not auto scrolling I have created few pages with input fields directives in Ionic App Lib v1.3.1.
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Compliance with the target increased from 80.8% in December 2017 to 99.8% in December 2018.
When £30m was allocated to address waiting times in 2018/19, it was made clear patients with the highest clinical need, including those with suspected or confirmed cancer, would be a priority.
Whilst this non-recurrent investment has made a real difference the overall cancer waiting times statistics clearly show that cancer services remain under pressure.
Sustained investment alongside a fundamental transformation in the way services are delivered is required.
On Monday, the Department launched a public consultation on proposed changes to breast assessment services. A rapid review of breast surgery is also being initiated and will report by the end of the year. Our goal is to ensure we provide high quality, safe, sustainable, accessible and timely care into the future.
We have also confirmed that we will be commissioning a new cancer strategy for Northern Ireland to identity new ways of working to secure further advances in care.
Northern Ireland Cancer Waiting Times Statistics are available to view on the department's website.


Orkney History • Orkney Crofts - The best self-catering accommodation in Orkney.
The history of Orkney is a microcosm of much of what has happened in the British Isles following the retreat of the glaciers from the last (Late Devensian) expansion 32,000 years ago. This ice eventually retreated and thinned, with its final disappearance from Orkney about 15,000 years ago.
What makes it unique is the physical preservation of this history added to the individual quirks of geography, time and place that define Orkney's past in particular.
The cold snap was not quite over, and for the next 4000 years Arctic like conditions prevailed. Around 11,000 years ago, the climate changed abruptly to warmer conditions than the present time and sea water levels rose rapidly, setting the scene for the modern age.
It remains conjecture as to when people arrived; the following 3000 years are always going to be heavily shrowded, mainly due to coastal/sea level change.
Orkney is a drowned landscape; hunter-gatherers traditionally use coastal margins heavily as they are the best variety food source. These sites are now all under 10 metres or more of the North Sea or Atlantic Ocean. Little money is available to investigate these potential sites and we will probably have to wait for further advances in technology before any meaningful study can be done.
Fixed dates do start to appear, as in 2007 a charred hazelnut shell recovered during the excavations at Longhowe in Tankerness was carbon dated to 8820-8660 years old.
It pushes back the known dated settlement of Orkney by 3,000 years.
The hazelnut shell was found in a pocket of soil that had survived underneath the Bronze Age burial mound at Longhowe and provides a context for numerous stone arrowheads and other tools, which were found both in the soil below and in the mound.
Mesolithic archaeologist Caroline Wickham Jones explained: "This date relates to the earliest known period of settlement of Scotland when bands of nomadic hunters lived here. Remains from this time are scarce and few sites have been recognised by archaeologists, especially in the north. Longhowe is therefore important both for the light it can shed on this elusive period of Orkney's past as well as for our understanding of the early settlement of Scotland as a whole."
These early inhabitants were semi-nomadic hunter gathers and left little mark on the land. Life continued in this vein for at least the next three thousand years. The next date of significance occurs with the discovery of the Knap of Howar on Papa Westray in the 1930's which are the oldest standing buildings in northern Europe.
These structures, two beautifully built oblong stone-built houses, date from approximately 5,600 years ago and signify the start of the neolithic age. Of course, they didn't know that, and our post-enlightenment craze for nomenclature is sometimes less than useful when trying to understand human development.
The better known village of Skara Brae is thought to be around 5200 years old. These people were not beginners at stone building. Both the Knap of Howar and Skara Brae exhibit assurance expertise and artistry that would guarantee prestige full time employment today and surely indicate a tradition of stone building that started long before.
What is true is that these buildings signify the important cultural change from nomadic hunting bushman lifestyle to permanent settlement and farming. It also signified the age of the megalithic monument builders. The Stones of Stenness are thought to be 5000 years old, with the Ring of Brodgar dated from around 4500 years. All the standing stones in Orkney were erected during this period, as were the extraordinarily impressive chambered Cairns of Maeshowe, Cuween and Wideford.
The learned interpretation of these places could (and does) fill volumes. It is only required that you make up your own mind and appreciate that these people had reached the highest level that pre-metalic, or lithic society ever attained in Northern Europe. At least not only contemporary with the Minoans of Knossos but in many ways just as impressive.
Then, around 4000 years ago, something happened. Curiously this co-incides with the generally accepted chronology of the Bronze Age, which supposedly should mean progress; but in Orkney it signifies the end of the megaliths and as far as physical evidence is concerned a seeming decline in cultural aspirations.
The Bronze age, from around 4000 to 3000 years ago is lesser understood here as a result. Spectacular sites are far fewer, although the Barrows of the Knowes of Trotty with the famous Gold discs found by Petrie in the 19th century is perhaps the exception that proves the rule.
Recent work at this site actually shows that reality is always more confusing than classifications. It is apparent that the location was in use for thousands of years before the barrows and the site is in fact a complex merging of these eons of human habitation.
Again recent analysis of cores drawn from peat bogs around the county indicate that the often quoted climate change is not necessarily the explanation for the cultural differences between these people and their immediate ancestors. Future finds may help to explain more. We move onto the next identifiable change, the emergence of the Broch Builders.
These people co-incide with the generally agreed dates for the development of the Iron Age. They are sometimes called Picts or Pictish but this name is at best a Romanic description of the inhabitants of the North of Scotland, and has no further meaning.
From around 3000 years ago to 1500 years ago this culture blossomed. Effectively lithic round houses the Broch builders were at least in part paying homage to their neolithic ancestors as some of these structure go well beyond practical causation. The Shaft at Minehowe will forever remain enigmatic and the defensive capabilities of the sites are either indicative of continuous internal strife, external threat or simply showing off. Its impossible to know for sure but possibly a mixture of all is the most likely explanation.
Brochs litter the countryside. Most remain unexcavated, some even unregistered. The best preserved can be seen at Gurness in Evie, the most evocative at Borwick on the west coast near Yesnaby. The most romantic the little visited unexcavated Weems Castle on the east coast of South Ronaldsay.
It was thought that Brochs were restricted to coastal margins but this is more likely due to their survival rather than original distribution. As they would have been built on prime locations it seems reasonable to assume that these locations are still being occupied, or rather built over with modern farms taking the place of long lost round houses.
Given the sensibility of stone builders it is probable than some of today's dwellings contain stone originally quarried by these peoples. In addition, Crannog sites have only just started to be looked at in Orkney. These loch/wetland dwellings undoubtedly played a significant role here as elsewhere in Scotland but due mainly to the lack of resources very little work has yet been done even identifying likely sites.
We now enter the historical age. Around 1300 years ago the Vikings start to appear, raiding the British Mainland. They would have started in Orkney considerably earlier and indeed their activities, or immediate predecessors activities, may have been one of the reasons for the Brochs defensive nature.
Around 1100 years ago these raids became invasion. Probably spread over a considerable period Orkney became a Norse province, the Earldom of Orkney.
Up until this time the demographic of Orkney can be seen as a continuum. The genetic ancestry of the 5th century Broch dweller may well have reached back to the original arrivals from 10,000 years ago. While some element of migration would have certainly occurred there is no evidence to suggest that this was not the case.
Recent attempts at political correctness have tried to suggest that the Norse takeover was at least partly peaceful, and they simply merged with the indigenous population. It is becoming accepted that this was simply not the case. Firstly all place names in Orkney are either entirely Norse or sometimes Scottish. No pre-Norse place names survive. Similarly with Orcadian family names. Further, recent genetic investigation shows that 60% of the current Orcadian population have very high correlation with Norway, and equally low correlation with Celtic or pre-Romanic British tribes.
The most likely scenario is that of a vanquished people, some girls and fertile Woman absorbed into the new order, the remaining population pushed into extinction or banished to Southern lands.
Orkney grew over the next 500 years into a major political hub of the Norse peoples. This period is very well understood with St.Magnus Catherdral being the largest physical evidence.
Around the middle of the 15th century it became expedient for the developing Scottish political elite to acquire this Earldom officially from The Norweigan Crown, making formal that which was already well advanced in practice through the Sinclair line having taken over the Earldom in the previous hundred years.
This take over by the Scottish is less glamerous perhaps than ownership by Vikings but the period of Scottish rule has now exceeded that of the Norse and seems likely to continue for some time to come. Although native Orcadians would far rather regard themselves as of Norse origin the reality is that the new Scottish elite would have had a similarly significant impact on genetic ancestry, if less bloody.
Today Orkney has once again become a melting pot, with immigration to the county moving from dribs and drabs in the sixties up to a full blown stampede in the 21st Century. The new colonisers are on the whole the English and at the next Census in 2011 English may well be 20% or more of the population. Whether or not this is a good thing time will tell, but eventually, after a few generations perhaps, all will be Orcadian once again.


Our good friend Shane Stirling has done it again. Teaming up with Timberland again, Shane has now brought in the heavyweight team at Community54 and together, this trio is unstoppable. Check out the video below and read up on the new inspiration for the collection.
To celebrate the launch, director Shane Stirling has captured in his trademark graphic style, a serial of 3 dynamically minimal vignettes. Set in an austere space to contrast and compliment the Community54 x Timberland 40th Anniversary Ltd. Collection and accompanying C54 custom pieces. The focus was keenly set to highlight the details and craftsmanship of the product as well as personal flair and identity of the models. Set inside a gallery aesthetic of exposed brick, beams, and gallery fresh painted walls. Cinematic slow motion dolly shots are paired with tight detailed frames to create a patchwork tableau of the finer points of the pieces. This is then juxtaposed with broad strokes captured by wide angle lens to highlight the open space and place singular focus on the participant.


A trailer has been released for Simon Pegg's upcoming sci-fi comedy called Absolutely Anything. In the story his character Neil is given the power to do anything he wants thanks to a counsel of aliens to see if he will use the absolute power for good. Of course, upon discovering the powers, some of the first things that he decides to do are give himself a better looking body, a better look at his hot downstairs neighbor (played by Kate Beckinsale), and gives his dog the ability to talk.
The movie comes from the minds behind the classic comedy troupe Monty Python. Terry Jones directed the film, and it also stars Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, John Cleese, and Michael Palin as the aliens in the movie. The film kind of reminds me of the Twilight Zone episode "Mr. Dingle, the Strong," in which aliens come down to earth and give an ordinary man superhuman strength to see what he does with it.
Mishap after mishap finally leads him to the ultimate conundrum that all men dread and at which many have failed….should he choose the girl… or the dog… ?
The movie will be released in the U.K. on August 14th. There's no U.S. release date yet.


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Where are you sleeping or where did you sleep on Wednesday, January 26th?
With friends or family; on emergency basis, for short duration.
If any of the above (family with you) are school aged children, are they in school now?
If you have been without a home or permanent place to live before, how many times in the last 3 years?
Were you activated, into active duty, as a member of the National Guard or as a Reservist?


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Milton Keynes North General Election results 2019 as new MP Ben Everitt wins for Conservatives
Ben Everitt is the new MP of Milton Keynes North after the retirement of Mark Lancaster
Ben Everitt
The Conservatives have won Milton Keynes North, making it a clean sweep of blue victories since the seat was established in 2010.
Mark Lancaster had held the seat since 2010 but announcement his retirement from Parliament in November this year, opening the door for a new candidate to emerge.
That man is Ben Everitt, who carried on his predecessor's work with a victory over Labour candidate Charlynne Pullen.
Pullen had previously come within 1,900 votes of ousting Lancaster in 2017 and fell just short again in 2019.
Everitt collected a total of 30,938 votes, meaning a majority of 6,255 over Pullen, who won 24,683 votes.
Milton Keynes General Election 2019 results in full
This is how the votes were cast
Ben Everitt (Conservative) - 30,938
Aisha Mir (Liberal Democrat) - 4,991
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A great big THANK YOU to everyone who has followed this blog.
I had to take a moment to breathe after the awful news that my appeal was denied in California.
After that, I received the news that the Supreme Court of California would not even REVIEW my case.
So… I can now say I'm out of the clouds and happy that I am no longer living in that police state.
I'm here in New Hampshire. We are settled in and finding peace… finally… after 7 years.
I've made a completely clean break and have started a completely different blog. Something more hopeful. It can be found here.
Well, my book is out. You can order your copy here.
I also talk about it on PorcTherapy with host Stephanie Murphy.
I'm hoping to get off probation in January. At least, that's what the judge said he would consider or at least take me off of "formal" probation so I can leave the county!! Then I am OUT of this crazy state. Seriously, things seem to get worse exponentially, day by day.
A couple weeks ago, LAPD and DCFS came and took my roommate's newborn. That's sent me on a bit of a tailspin. And that was followed by my office asking that our "ties be severed" by voicemail… a bit like having your boyfriend breaking up with you by text.
And then, of course, these things happen and my supporters, family and friends want to know what I'm doing to MAKE these things happen. Either I have not "manifested" enough blessings or I am "inviting" drama.
This leaves me to the uncomfortable pondering of Haitian orphans and babies with HIV and starving babies in Somalia… what did they DO to deserve their pain?
My answer can only be that they have done NOTHING different than the babies raised in a white picket home in the suburbs. For whatever reason, God has seen fit to put me here in this time and place. I cannot wait to see the reason, because I TRUST that it is worth it.
Well, I DON'T. But I do still hold to the goodness of God.
Unfortunately, that stand does nothing right now for the splitting headache and lack of drive to do anything but lay in bed and wish to wake up several months later and find this was all over. If only I could hibernate… at least then I wouldn't use up the groceries.
I'm glad my roommate is here… she does dishes, cleans and cooks to keep herself from going mad with how much she worries about and misses her children. If I were the only adult here, my dishes would be piled high and there would be no clean clothes. Roaches and flies would have infested our bathroom and kitchen.
Her husband works tirelessly at the endless paper trail to somehow feel like battle is being waged for his babies, locked in a bloated and overstepping system of evil.
And my children play video games and instruments and dig holes in the ground just to fill them back up again. To make the lingering days pass until we can be free and I can work again.
Somehow it appears things will get worse again before they get better. I don't know that I will recognize freedom since I have fallen into a cozy depressed apathy in these chains. Is this how they kill people slowly? Is this what makes addicts who become the skid row street dwellers I used to serve on community service?
At the advice of my attorney I am responding to the letter from "J" that is being circulated. In the interest of time, I am responding with direct trial transcript. I am only hitting the highlights as I am having to type and search these statements all by hand as the copies I have are non-searchable image PDF files. In other words, I'm having to type it all up by hand. The words in italics are "J's" words from her email and bold type are the response from the transcripts.
"IR" means that the quote is from an Investigative Report Interview and "TT" means that the quote is from the Trial Transcript.
I have all the documents (both the investigation report in full and the trial transcripts along with all pictures and video… oh, yes and now the appeal) at my home. ANYONE who is interested is welcome to come over for tea and read them. My life has, and will always remain, open and genuine in the service of women. However, I have removed the names of others from these quotes, including Mrs. "J" as she requested, since so many others live in fear.
Please see the actual trial quotes below.
Please also see the quotes from her investigation interview, dated July 29, 2010, below. This interview is the first time she cooperated with the Medical Board's investigation despite the complaint being filed back in December 2007. One of the reasons the complaint didn't go anywhere for three years was because "J" would not respond to their requests for further information during that time.
The video played at trial shows the EMT providing all of the assessments. I (Katie) am not even IN the video, which was shot by the acupuncturist.
TT, page 2422, line 22: The Judge (after hearing the entire case): "I also want to point out that there was a happy ending in this case. The mother and the baby are healthy. The baby had no problems. The mother is ok. And that's the good part about the situation." As a result, he did not order that I pay any restitution to "J" or her family because there were no injuries so they were not entitled to any.
The list of midwives submitted as evidence by the Prosecution lists the two midwives as "DEM" and unlicensed. This list was given to the Prosecution by "J" as evidence of paperwork I gave her before her birth. I must admit here, that I was under the impression from both my school and members of the Midwifery Advisory Council that midwives who practice under "religious exemption" were legally practicing in the state of California. I stand corrected.
I have attended births with EVERY midwife I ever listed as a supervising midwife when I was a student. Unfortunately she doesn't list a name, so I'm unsure who she is referring to.
The Medical Board does not look people up "by name." They run a fingerprint and social security number Lifescan background check Further, on all of the Investigation Report documents from the Medical Board I am listed as Katharine Louise McCall (the correct spelling of my first name).
This event (an attempt to request a plea after "J"s testimony) does not exist. It is nowhere recorded in either the defense or prosecution's records.
I was convicted of practicing medicine without a license and no other charge.
This is a serious charge– perjury. As is typical for criminal cases, I did not testify at trial and therefore this is simply impossible as an initial matter. But more troubling is that "J" is actually making a claim that perjury was committed.


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POLICE are appealing for four key witnesses to come forward after a sexual assault in Loughborough.The incident happened between 2.30am and 3.30am on Thursday, June 13 on Ashby Road near to Rosebery Walk.The 23-year-old victim was approached by a man who pushed her into an alleyway and assaulted her.
POLICE are appealing for four key witnesses to come forward after a sexual assault in Loughborough.
The incident happened between 2.30am and 3.30am on Thursday, June 13 on Ashby Road near to Rosebery Walk.
The 23-year-old victim was approached by a man who pushed her into an alleyway and assaulted her. The victim managed to scream and four men, who said they were students, came to help her. The suspect then fled the scene.
The suspect is described as around 5ft 10ins to 6ft tall, having a neatly trimmed full beard and of a fat, muscular but fleshy build.
Det Cons Nick Evans, who is investigating the incident said: This was an incredibly distressing incident for the victim which has left her understandably very shaken.
Incidents like this are incredibly rare and I would like to reassure member so the public that we are carrying out extensive enquiries to try and locate the offender.
I am particularly keen to speak to the four men who came to help the victim during the incident. I believe this group could have vital information which will help with our enquiries.
I would like to stress that they are by no means suspects in the investigation I want to speak to them to see if they can pass on any information which will help us trace the offender.
If you know who this group was, or indeed if it was you, please contact me as soon as you can.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Dc 1178 Nick Evans on 101 and follow the instructions to leave a message for an officer. When prompted key in his identification number 1178.
Alternatively contact Crimestoppers, which is free* and anonymous, on 0800 555 111.


Broadcasting through a makeshift network of discarded televisions, KUSO is a shifting series of vignettes tangled in the aftermath of Los Angeles's worst earthquake nightmare. Travel between screens and aftershocks into the twisted lives of the survived. Blending nightmarish visions, animation and a shocking image of a distorted America, this is the daring debut and Sundance sensation from director Steve, aka renowned musician Flying Lotus. Delirious, provocative and darkly hilarious, KUSO is as verbose with macabre, music, melancholy and unimaginable imagery. You won't believe your eyes, or your mind. A SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE.
This seems like that Pyrrhic attempt at creating something the critics will "love" and the audiences won't. I'm sure it's awesome to hear someone say you are brilliant, but getting paid for that same effort isn't outside the realm of creating art either. There's gotta be a happy medium in there somewhere--this is neither happy nor medium. Parts are good, parts are awful, in totality it's background noise at its best, white noise at its worst.
Its interesting. heard reviews it was bad. i thought it was different. wasnt bad at all.
A bit strange. I liked it.


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Promoting Polish Studies in the 21st Century
by Brian Porter-Szücs, University of Michigan
This article originally appeared in the June 2015 NewsNet
Many of us remember the "good old days" when it was relatively easy to get fellowships and grants to study Poland. Of course, those days weren't really good: the money was available precisely because Poland was a member of the Warsaw Pact and the federal government wanted to encourage study of "the enemy" (or the friend stuck behind enemy lines, as Poland was usually cast at the time). Thanks to the capacious understanding of what qualified for funding under those Cold War imperatives, even those of us who researched topics with no direct (or sometimes even no indirect) relevance to national security could often get the money we needed to carry out our work. We shouldn't idealize those days: there was still plenty of competition for resources, and the job market for specialists on Poland only looks good in retrospect because it is so horrifically bad today. But it can't be denied that Polonists had a convenient "national interest" trump card that we could play in conversations with university administrators, donors, and students.
Barring the unlikely transformation of Poland into a national security threat, those old arguments are gone for good. But this need not result in a gradual slide towards oblivion for Polish Studies within the US academy. In an important essay in East European Politics and Society, Clare Cavanagh has offered one approach to this problem, grounded in an appeal to the inherent merits of Polish culture. These strong arguments, unfortunately, aren't always available for those of us in less aesthetically oriented disciplines, but we also have reason for hope. The first step forward, I argue, requires a reorientation in the way we think about our topic. It's time to challenge our own inferiority status, our tacit acceptance of the categorization of Poland in the world—and Polish Studies in the academy—as peripheral and obscure. Obviously we can't just wish our way into the front row of scholarly interest, and nothing we do will bring us to a position alongside our colleagues specializing in Iran, Syria, China, or other countries of obvious centrality to policy makers and business leaders. But neither is Poland stuck at the bottom next to the Duchy of Grand Fenwick, and our tendency to assume that it is can become a selffulfilling prophecy. Donors and university administrators react well to the rhetoric of growth and success, which is not a style we Polonists are accustomed to. It's time to change that.
Poland has probably never been in better shape. We often speak of the Wirtschaftswunder that brought West Germans prosperity after WWII, but that accomplishment merely involved returning an economic powerhouse to its pre-war status. While few have noticed, Poles are currently enjoying their own cud gospodarczy, but one that promises to bring a once-impoverished country firmly into the ranks of the "first world." I don't want to downplay the monumental problems that Poles still face, but they are enjoying an unprecedented level of domestic prosperity and international prestige. Although gross domestic product has been justly criticized when used as an all-purpose measure of prosperity, the improvement in Poland's per capita GDP can't be dismissed, having more than doubled in a mere 20 years. From a position at 40% of the EU28 average in 1995, Poland now stands at 67% of that norm. Poland now has the 6th largest economy in Europe, and (depending on which figures one uses) one of the top 25 most productive economies in the world.
Even more striking than these GDP numbers is the fact that Poland now ranks 30th in the UN's Inequality Adjusted Human Development Index, out of 145 countries measured. This number is particularly useful because it adjusts the figures for countries with great aggregate wealth but extreme inequality. Despite the sharp inegalitarian tendencies of recent years, Poland gains by this measure and now stands only two places behind the United States. The rapid growth of the Polish economy has taken place without extreme dependency on fickle natural resources (as in the case of Russia) and without relying on abusively low-cost labor (as in the case of China or Brazil). In almost every category Poland is quickly closing the gap with Russia, which has for so long cast a huge shadow as the dominant country in ASEEES and in the many (aptly named) "Russian and East European Studies" centers. Poland's per capita household consumption is now larger than Russia's, and even the country's aggregate GDP is more than a quarter the size of its vastly larger eastern neighbor. Of course wages in Poland are lower than in Western Europe, but they remain much higher than any other country with a comparable rate of economic expansion. And they are going up: using a constant purchasing power standard, the median income in Poland is now $8,630, compared to $4,755 a mere decade ago.8 I don't want to exaggerate any of this: Poland remains much poorer than Germany, France, or the UK. But the country's skyward trajectory (unbroken by the Great Recession) is undeniable. Scholars from different disciplines and theoretical perspectives will debate exactly why Poland has been so successful, but it is clearly worth studying (and drawing lessons from) these accomplishments.
Poland's rise is not limited to economics. The country's primary and secondary education system has been hailed as one of the world's best, with PISA scores in the global top ten in reading and science, and a composite ranking that is now higher than Germany's (and far above that of the US). Poland's diplomatic importance was recognized in 2014 when Donald Tusk was named President of the European Council. The consensus in Brussels is clearly bullish about Poland, which became evident in 2012 when the EU budget provided more funding for Poland than any other country. Even Poland's soccer team beat World Cup champion Germany last October, and now stands at the top of its group in the UEFA Cup qualifying round! Of course many aspects of Polish life are troubling: the country's higher education institutions have struggled in comparison with European peers, the health care system is plagued with serious deficiencies, and the continued reliance on coal has weakened Poland's environmental record. Worst of all, the gaps between Poland's wealthiest and poorest regions is cavernous. The Mazovian region (around Warsaw) now boasts a per capita GDP that is 107% of the European average, compared to 44% for the Sub-Carpathian region. This constitutes the most threatening obstacle to Poland's continued success.
Elsewhere I've described Poland as "among the weakest of the mighty and the mightiest of the weak, among the poorest of the rich and the richest of the poor." In virtually every global ranking Poland is now classified as a "highly developed country," though it often sits towards the bottom of that category. This position actually gives Poles (and those of us who study Poland) many distinctive opportunities. Polish policymakers and social activists confront problems that are significant but not Sisyphean, because they have access to resources that will almost certainly expand in the future—not something that we can say here in the United States. Investors see in Poland a country with vast areas for market expansion and a population that is rapidly becoming wealthy enough to constitute a significant consumer base. And scholars see a country that offers a unique condition of dynamic liminality. It is quickly becoming apparent that Poland's muchvaunted transition from socialism to capitalism is actually part of a much bigger and potentially even more momentous story: a transition to secure membership in the club of first-world nations.
Polish Studies has grown right alongside Poland itself, despite all the funding cutbacks we have endured. Doctoral dissertations in this field rose from 28 in the 1980s to 50 in the 2000s. So far this decade 28 dissertations in Polish history have been successfully defended, which puts us on pace to produce a record number by 2020. Even if we stopped admitting all graduate students in Polish history now, there are still at least 17 in the pipeline. The number of scholarly articles on Polish topics in major North American journals has also been increasing, and the biennial article prize of the Polish Studies Association had a record 55 eligible nominations during its last competition in 2013. The PSA itself has grown exponentially, tripling in size over the last decade. H-Poland, our field's international and interdisciplinary online forum, now has nearly 500 subscribers, after fewer than five years of existence. Recently that service has been joined by an exciting new European counterpart called Pol-Int. Although my own experiences at the University of Michigan may not be representative of any larger trends, I have seen an undeniable growth in undergraduate enrollment in my modern Polish history class (48 in 2011, 72 in 2012, 87 in 2014, and 93 this semester). While I would be delighted to attribute this to my effective teaching, that conclusion is undermined by the fact that all my other classes have been shrinking. Academic jobs in Polish studies remain scarce—though no worse than in many other fields. And even that dismal topic gets a little bit of sunshine by the addition over the past decade of newly-endowed chairs in Polish history at several major universities.
The rhetoric of success that is so popular in business circles is obviously problematic, and it does not come naturally to us academics—particularly those of us who study Poland. Most of the time our pessimism serves us well. Our primary job is to stand apart and offer critique and analysis, not to engage in boosterism. Moreover, we have sustained our field for decades with tales of Poland's unique history of tragedy and suffering, and it is awkward for us to start telling stories of success. But we do not compromise our values if we ensure that university administrators, donors, and policy-makers recognize that we Polonists represent an extraordinarily dynamic field, and that we study a country that is quickly rising to a position of prominence. We can't solve our problems with happy-talk alone, but we are certain never to solve them if we continue to perceive our own subject as marginal and obscure. We should internalize the unfamiliar but undeniable fact that Poland is ready for prime time.
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Q: Api Authorization working in postman but not working in flutter I created an api with authorization, It is working correctly in postman but but i am not able to use authorization in flutter, I am getting Statuscode: 401(unauthorized) in flutter but in postman i am getting statuscode: 200(success). Here is my Code:
sharedPreferences = await SharedPreferences.getInstance();
    String Authorization =  sharedPreferences.getString("token");
    var data = await http.get("http://10.148.7.58/Election/api/TblDatas",
        headers: <String, String>{'Authorization': '$Authorization',}
    );

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    //headers: {'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Accept': 'application/json', 'Authorization': '$Authorization',}
    //headers: {HttpHeaders.contentTypeHeader: "application/json", HttpHeaders.authorizationHeader: "$Authorization"}

    print('status code is' + (data.statusCode).toString());

A: headers: <String, String>{
  'Content-Type': 'application/json', //add context-type
  'Accept': 'application/json',//add accept
  'Authorization': 'Bearer $token',
 }

A: Make sure that your server accepts lower case header names - in this case authorization, as Dart will lower case them. This fools some servers that aren't RFC compliant


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Home/Engineering & CS/1.A two-dimensional jet of water impinges on a plane at an angle q to the normal to the plane. If the jet splits in to two streams of discharges in the ratio 1: 2.5, calculate the angle q. 2. A two-dimensional jet issuing from a long slot strikes a plate at angle of 50° with the plane of the plate. This causes the flow to divide in to two parts q1 and q2 on either side of the impact zone. Calculate the ratio q1/q2.
Question Solved1 Answer 1.A two-dimensional jet of water impinges on a plane at an angle q to the normal to the plane. If the jet splits in to two streams of discharges in the ratio 1: 2.5, calculate the angle q. 2. A two-dimensional jet issuing from a long slot strikes a plate at angle of 50° with the plane of the plate. This causes the flow to divide in to two parts q1 and q2 on either side of the impact zone. Calculate the ratio q1/q2.
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1.A two-dimensional jet of water impinges on a plane at an angle q to the normal to the plane. If the jet splits in to two streams of discharges in the ratio 1: 2.5, calculate the angle q. 2. A two-dimensional jet issuing from a long slot strikes a plate at angle of 50° with the plane of the plate. This causes the flow to divide in to two parts q1 and q2 on either side of the impact zone. Calculate the ratio q1/q2.
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please solve this only got an hour 2. A car engine with piston geometry illustrated in Figure 02 has its crank AB rotating about A with constant anticlockwise angular velocity 1000 rpm. The crank length AB is 7cm, the connecting rod length BC is 14cm and the piston is constrained to move vertically. At the position shown: (a) Draw a simplified sketch of the velocities relating to the crank, connecting rod and piston. (5 marks] (b) What angular velocity does the connecting rod have (in rad's)? (5 marks) (6) Draw a simplified sketch of the accelerations relating to the same three components. 15 marks] (a) What angular acceleration does the connecting rod have (in rad/s)? 15 marks] B 30 Figure Q2