Two new crystalline forms of permethylated β-cyclodextrin are reported that contain methylglucose residues exclusively in the 4C1 conformation, in contrast to the known monohydrate, in which a single methylglucose residue adopts the 1C4 conformation.
Caira, M. R., Bourne, S. A., Mhlongo, W. T., & Dean, P. M. (2004). New crystalline forms of permethylated β-cyclodextrin. Chemical communications, (19), 2216-2217.


Only a few months into 2017, we've already zeroed in on the hottest strains of the year. They are new, they are bold, and some of them refocus the attention given only to high-THC strains and allow other qualities to shine through. Unfortunately, some of them are too new to be reliably stocked everywhere but suggest keeping an eye out for these crowd-pleasing new strains because they will eventually end up at a dispensary near you.
Strawberry Banana is what happens when the masters at DNA Genetics collaborate with Serious Seeds—one of the strongest strains in the world with one of the most unassuming names ever. The hype for Strawberry Banana started in 2014 when it took a prize at the Los Angeles High Times Cannabis Cup, and its rise to fame has been a long, slow-burning one. In 2017, when the political and social world seems to be on fire, the sweet smell and ultra-potent sedation of Strawberry Banana strain are just what the doctor ordered.
Gorilla Glue #4 is "so 2016" so it's a good thing that GG Strains came up with an even more potent hybrid. It's a cross between Gorilla Glue #1 and Gorilla Glue #4 phenotypes (get it's 1+4=5) that will leave you so relaxed you'll be "glued" to the couch. Gorilla Glue #5 delivers stupefying effects that aid in sleep disorders, muscle relaxation, and relief from chronic pain and PTSD.
Blackberry Dream is not part of the Blue Dream family, but it's not too far off because it has the Super Silver Haze lineage, crossed with Kimbo Kush. This generous plant produces heavy yields of glittering emerald-colored buds that reek of blackberry jam and some spices that remind us a little of Pink Kush. Start low and slow with Blackberry Dream because the sativa-dominant effects quickly become much more sedative with heavier doses.
Burkle took 3rd place in the "Best Indica" competition at the 2016 High Times Cannabis Cup in Colorado, and now it's available to the masses. This cross between Bubba Kush and Granddaddy Purple, this strain is a heavy-hitting indica with about 19% THC and more sleep-inducing power than just about any other marijuana flower on this list. It may not seem like a high dose of THC compared to others, but the effects indicate otherwise. Just be careful because it is known to bring on headaches in some users.
of something like Super Lemon Haze or Sour Diesel. Its heritage is a cross between Jew Gold Cut and Lemon Skunk, giving this flower significant relaxation power and a bright, punchy scent.
Red Dragon is one of the most powerful sativa-dominant hybrids that the last year has produced. It is super exotic, giggly and sociable, which makes it a great group session strain and the sweet, musky fruit scent and taste makes it even more pleasurable. If you like Super Kush but wish that it had a little more oomph, then you'll dig this scrumptious herb.
When it comes to cannabis, it's no longer a race to see which genetic creation boasts the highest cannabinoid content, but if it were, then Sour Kush from DNA Genetics, with up to 30% THC, would be an elite athlete. This strain is not for the faint of heart, though it is for those who require deep relaxation and pain relief. Just run a marathon, or having trouble sleeping? Have a puff of Sour Kush, and we'll see you in a couple of days.
Sometimes, you just need something to lift you up before a night out; something sociable and uplifting with a moderate hit of THC. Say hello to your ally in the fight to stay perky all night, Lemonhead OG. You will appreciate the zesty lemon taste and the energetic pick-me-up this happy sativa delivers.
Dynasty Seeds has taken the sweet-smelling relief of Blueberry and crossed it with William's Wonder F2 to create a moderately heady flower that occasional users and daytime medicators will thoroughly enjoy. If you love the effects of Blue Dream but want to try something different, Blue Magoo will lift you in many of the same ways. We highly recommend this one if you like to indulge in cannabis pre-workout.
These days you can't have a complete "best of" strain list without paying homage to a nice and easy CBD-rich phenotype, and this one from Sin City Seeds is a stellar example. Sour Alien crossed meets White Moonshine in this indica-dominant 5:1 CBD/THC strain. Aliens On Moonshine is a semi-potent medicinal flower that won't hamper your productivity; it's relaxing, and inflammation-busting effects can be dialed up with a heavier does if you need some dedicated pain relief on top of the mood-stabilizing effects.


The sum of the digits of triangular numbers in most cases is a triangular number. Conjecture: For every triangular number T there exist infinitely many triangular numbers with sum of digits = T.
Cf. A068127, A068128, A068129, A068130, A068131, A068132, A068133.


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Yale Law School Bars Press From Free Speech Panel. Yes, Really.
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Looking To Tamp Down Controversy, Yale Law School Restricts Access to Free Speech Panel
Veteran Rep. Stands Up for Religious Dog Tags After Pentagon Caved to Secularist Group
Bill protects religious dog tags
An Iraq War veteran congressman wants to protect religious dog tags after the military bowed to pressure from a secularist group.
In August, the Army, Air Force, and the Marine Corps ordered the company Shields of Strength to stop selling replica dog tags that feature both official military logos and Scripture, following complaints from the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF). Rep. Greg Steube (R., Fla.) wants to overturn that ban with a new bill that will explicitly authorize the sale of religiously themed dog tags. He said the ban insults many of the troops who risk their lives for the country by hiding the reason they serve.
"Your dog tags are those very personal things. They go with you everywhere you go," Steube told the Washington Free Beacon. "It was obviously very frustrating for somebody who served. Obviously my faith is important, as is the faith of many service members."
Steube's bill is the latest chapter in the cultural skirmishes over the role of religion in the U.S. military. Secularists have continued to resist what they consider the fusion of church and state across the country, protesting a wide range of things—from Bibles in V.A. hospitals to religious dog tags. The issue reached the Supreme Court as recently as 2019 when justices declared a memorial cross constitutional in American Legion v. American Humanist Association.
Shields of Strength has shipped more than four million replica dog tags, selling its unofficial identification to service members since the opening days of the war in Afghanistan. The company's dog tags have since become a staple of U.S. military life, according to documents submitted by First Liberty, a First Amendment group challenging the military's decision. Nine out of ten operational units have received the dog tags since 2002.
While Steube never used Shields of Strength products, he did customize his dog tags with a cross when he served in Iraq from 2004 to 2008 in the Judge Advocate General's Corps. He said the cross gave him the strength to push on in a "very volatile environment."
"When I deployed, my father had a small metal cross that he drilled a hole in, and I added it to my dog tag," he said. "Being able to carry something like that when you can't always carry pictures and memorabilia and things like that on a mission, I think is very important to service members."
First Liberty appealed the decision in December and has convinced the Army to allow Shields of Strength to produce replica dog tags that feature three previously agreed upon Bible verses. Michael Berry, the group's director of military affairs, applauded Steube's legislation.
"This bill would effectively end the controversy and solve this problem once and for all," Berry said. "Shields of Strength items are a source of inspiration and encouragement to those who go into harm's way for our nation. The very least we can do is to remove any obstacles that deny them access to Shields of Strength items."
Not everyone is happy with the bill. MRFF president Michael Weinstein accused Steube of treason, saying that the attempt to protect soldiers' religious dog tags was "the best example of a domestic enemy that I've seen recently." He said the bill critically undermines the secular nature of the American government.
"Why don't [Steube] and those who are supporting his bill just shred it and move forward with a new bill that would declare fundamentalist Christianity as the official religion of the United States of America and their version of fundamentalist Jesus Christ as the official lord and savior of America?" Weinstein told the Free Beacon. "Because they do one and the same thing."
The congressman stressed that his legislation did not jeopardize the separation of church and state because the bill was not forcing service members to wear religious items. It would be "completely voluntary" to wear such dog tags, Steube said.
Shields of Strength, which did not respond to a request for comment, has pulled most religious dog tags from its online store, except for some Army-themed dog tags. First Liberty has yet to submit an appeal to the Air Force, while the Marines have yet to respond to the group's inquiry. Steube's bill was referred to the House Committee on Armed Services.
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A Californian's Guide to the Trees among Us
Matt Ritter; Foreword by Peter H. Raven
A guide to California's most common urban trees
We bring the strength and beauty of the natural world into our urban landscapes by planting trees, and California is blessed with a rich horticultural history, visible in an abundance of cultivated trees that enrich our lives with extraordinary color, bizarre shapes, unusual textures, and unexpected aromas.
A Californian's Guide to the Trees among Us features over 150 of California's most commonly grown trees. Whether native or cultivated, these are the trees that muffle noise, create wildlife habitats, mitigate pollution, conserve energy, and make urban living healthier and more peaceful. Used as a field guide or read with pleasure for the liveliness of the prose, this book will allow readers to learn the stories behind the trees that shade our parks, grace our yards, and line our streets. Rich in photographs and illustrations, overflowing with anecdote and information, A Californian's Guide to the Trees among Us opens our eyes to a world of beauty just outside our front doors.
"Matt Ritter's fascination with trees shines through in this wonderful book. Accurate and thorough but also very readable and well-illustrated, this is an excellent identification guide and at the same time a celebration of the trees that grow in California's cities and towns. Anyone who is curious about trees is sure to find education and inspiration in these pages."
—David Sibley, author of The Sibley Guide to Trees and The Sibley Guide to Birds
"Ritter's work is great motivation for those of us who are intellectually adventurous within the playground that Mother Nature has given us."
—Jamie Durie, Host of America's longest running gardening program, "Victory Garden"
"In simple and lucid prose, combined with his own photographs, Ritter teaches us how to look at a tree, how to identify it, how to use it, and, most importantly, how to enjoy it."
—Richard G Turner, Jr; editor of Pacific Horticulture
"Matt Ritter has written that rarest of books—a guide that combines scientific and botanical accuracy with an engaging style and gorgeous photography that make it accessible to the general public. This superb book will introduce Californians to what is interesting and wonderful about the trees in their neighborhoods."
—Mike Sullivan, San Francisco Recreation and Parks commissioner and author of Trees of San Francisco
"This is a great tree guide for all who also appreciate the historical perspective of our trees in California and their impact on our society, culture, and environment."
—Pamela Geisel, coordinator, Statewide Master Gardener Program, and horticulture advisor at UC Cooperative Extension
"At last, a great reference to California's most commonly introduced landscape trees."
—Tom Elias, author of Trees of North America
"A refreshing new reference with enough authoritative details, including up-to-date taxonomy and reflective graphics coupled with good cultural interest comments, suggests that this is a 'first grab' reference for both students and environmental masters alike."
—David Dockter, environmental planner and arborist for the city of Palo Alto and director of the International Society of Arboriculture
"A cornucopia of information that is accessible to the novice enthusiast or most devoted urbanite yet will also be interesting to the professional botanist....[I]nformative and enjoyable."
—Adam C. Schneider, Plant Science Bulletin
Matt Ritter
Matt Ritter studies cultivated trees and trees that escape cultivation. He has a bachelor's degree in microbiology and a Ph.D. in plant development biology. He is currently a botany professor in the biological sciences department at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, and director of the plant conservatory there. He has authored numerous scientific papers about plants and contributed to botanical references including the upcoming second edition of the Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California and the Flora of North America Project. He holds a Kenan Fellowship at the National Tropical Botanical Gardens, is the Ray Collett Visiting Scholar at the UC Santa Cruz arboretum, teaches for the Organization of Tropical Studies in Costa Rica, and is the chair of the City of San Luis Obispo Tree Committee. Visit his website at: www.mattritter.net.


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The source of chocolate and cocoa is the seeds of the Cacao tree, which is native to South America.
Pure chocolate beans is full of health benefits, mainly as a antioxidant, which help rid the body of free radicals. Cancer, heart disease, and stroke are thought to be prevented effectively through the use of antioxidants. The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture conducted a study by Agricultural Research Service researchers who found that "natural cocoa powders contained the highest levels of TAC and procyanidins, which were found to be the dominant antioxidant in chocolates". Their conclusion was "chocolates containing higher amounts of cocoa ingredients have higher procyanidin contents, therefore, higher antioxidant capacities".
Almost 10 percent of the weight of dry, raw cocoa beans is from the type of antioxidant found in cocoa called polyphenols.
Heating cocoa, but not boiling it, before drinking it provides higher antioxidant activity then consuming cold cocoa, such as chocolate milk.


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Insights: Alerts Department of Labor Releases Updated FFCRA Regulations Applicable Nationwide
Written by Leah M. Farmer, Christopher M. Caiaccio and Suzanne A. Walker
Please note: The below information may require updating, including additional clarification, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to develop. Please monitor our main COVID-19 Task Force page and/or your email for updates.
On Friday, September 11, 2020, the Department of Labor ("DOL") issued a revised rule related to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act ("FFCRA"), which was published and became effective today, September 16, 2020. The revised rule states it is being promulgated by the DOL to address the uncertainty created by the decision of U.S. District Court Judge Paul Oetken issued on August 3, 2020, in the case of New York v. U.S. Dep't of Labor, No. 20-CV-3020 (JPO), 2020 WL 4462260 (S.D.N.Y. Aug. 3, 2020). Since Judge Oetken's ruling, employers have faced uncertainty when interpreting their obligations and implementing compliant leave policies. While the Opinion was certainly applicable for employers operating in the Southern District of New York, the impact on employers nationwide had been left largely in limbo. However, contemporaneously with releasing the revised rule, the DOL interpreted the Order to apply nationwide in FAQs 101-103. Specifically, the DOL said that "[b]ased on the specific circumstances in the case and language of the District Court's [O]rder, the [DOL] considers the invalidated provision of the FFCRA paid leave regulations [to be] vacated nationwide, not just as to the parties in the case."
As we have discussed at length in previous posts, the FFCRA created two separate paid leave provisions through the Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act ("EPSLA") and the Emergency Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act ("EFMLEA"). Although the DOL issued its initial temporary rule implementing provisions related to FFCRA earlier this year on April 1 (which we discussed here), just over four months later, four provisions of that initial rule were invalidated by the District Court (which we discussed here). As a brief refresher, the August 3 Order invalidated the following provisions of the DOL's relevant regulations: the "so called 'work-availability' requirement; its definition of 'health care provider'; its provisions relating to intermittent leave; and[,] its documentation requirements."
In invalidating those provisions, the Court acknowledged that the DOL labored "under considerable pressure" when it promulgated its first version of the rule, saying: "[t]his extraordinary crisis has required public and private entities alike to act decisively and swiftly in the face of massive uncertainty, and often with grave consequence. But as much as this moment calls for flexibility and ingenuity, it also calls for renewed attention to the guardrails of our government. Here, DOL jumped the rail." The DOL response disagrees with at least some of the Court's reasoning because the Department declined to update all four provisions in the rules to conform to the recommendations of the District Court. Rather, and as was made clear in its press release on the revised rule, the DOL doubled down on two of the four provisions, by reaffirming and providing additional explanations regarding its position on the "work availability" requirement and the intermittent leave employer-approval requirement. Regarding the remaining two provisions invalidated by the Order, the DOL clarified the leave notice requirements and revised the definition of "health care provider" to drastically narrow the scope of its exclusionary reach (changes which largely conform to the Court's Order).
According to the DOL, the revisions accomplish the following:
"reaffirms that paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave may be taken only if the employee has work from which to take leave and explains further why this requirement is appropriate…";
"reaffirms that, where intermittent FFCRA leave is permitted by the [DOL's] regulations, an employee must obtain his or her employer's approval to take [such leave] intermittently…";
"revises the definition of "healthcare provider" … to mean employees who are health care providers under [the traditional FMLA regulations], and other employees who are employed to provide diagnostic services, preventative services, or other services that are integrated with and necessary to the provision of patient care";
"revises [the regulations] to clarify that the information the employee must give the employer to support the need for his or her leave should be provided to the employer as soon as practicable"; and,
"revises [one section] to correct an inconsistency regarding when an employee may be required to give notice of expanded family and medical leave to his or her employer."
The DOL's Wage and Hour Division, which is tasked with enforcing the leave provisions created under the FFCRA, expects the updates to respond to the "evolving situation," and "address some of the challenges [facing] the American workforce…" However, given the still existing conflict between the S.D.N.Y. decision and at least two of the revised regulations, it is likely that employers will still have questions about their obligations under the FFCRA. The DOL acknowledged this apparent conflict in its revised rule, saying that it was issuing "this temporary rule, effective immediately, to reaffirm its regulations in part, revise its regulations in part, and further explain its positions," and was relying, in part, on the "the time-limited nature of the FFCRA leave benefits, the urgency of the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated need for FFCRA leave, and the pressing need for clarity in light of the District Court's decision…" in issuing the revisions now.
In greater detail, we outline the DOL's changes related to the two provisions for which the DOL reaffirmed its previous positions below, and the two revised provisions as they now exist.
The Reaffirmed Work-Availability Requirement
In its original rule, the work-availability requirement excluded employers who do not have work for their employees as covered entities. In the August 3 Order, the Court noted that this "limitation is hugely consequential for the employers and employees covered by the FFCRA, because the COVID-19 crisis has occasioned the temporary shutdown and slowdown of countless businesses nationwide, causing in turn a decrease in work immediately available for employees who otherwise remain formally employed." The Court held that the DOL failed to meet its burden for two reasons, but "more fundamentally" because "the agency's barebones explanation for the work-availability requirement is patently deficient." Elaborating, the Court found that the DOL's minimal support for such an "enormously consequential determination" was unproven and insufficient.
Although it declined to change its interpretation in the revised rule, the DOL provided significant additional context regarding its interpretation. The Department stated that, at least regarding the work-availability prong of the rule, "[t]o the extent that the District Court required addition[al] or further explanation of the [DOL's] final action in promulgating this rule, the additional explanation [in the revised rule] should be read as a supplement to—and not a replacement of—the discussion of causation included in the April 1 temporary rule." Specifically, the DOL noted that "removing the work-availability requirement would not serve one of the FFCRA's purposes: discouraging employees who may be infected with COVID-19 from going to work," because "[i]f there is no work to perform, there would be no need to discourage potentially infected employees from coming to work through the provision of paid FFCRA leave."
Further, the DOL said that removing the work-availability requirement would lead to "perverse results" because it would alter the typical reality that when an employer closes its business and furloughs its employees—and there is no paid work for the employees to do—it is typical that the employees do not receive paychecks. However, if the work-availability requirement were to be removed, then an employee with a FFCRA qualifying reason for leave would receive compensation while employees without a qualifying reason for leave would not.
The DOL stated that nothing in its interpretation should be read to "permit an employer to avoid granting FFCRA leave by purporting to lack work for an employee." Rather, the DOL was clear that if an employer purposefully made work unavailable in an effort to deny an eligible employee FFCRA leave, such actions may be a violation of the FFCRA's anti-retaliation provisions.
The Reaffirmed Employer Consent Requirement for Intermittent Leave
Because Congress did not address intermittent leave at all in drafting the FFCRA, the District Court reasoned this provision was "precisely the sort of statutory gap … that the DOL's broad regulatory authority empowers it to fill." However, the Court also found that the DOL's regulations concerning intermittent leave faltered at the reasonableness prong of judicial review. The Court found the DOL's regulations reasonable regarding why intermittent leave was not available where the qualifying reason for leave "logically correlate[s] with a higher risk of viral infection." The impacted leave requests under the regulation were those where the individual had symptoms of COVID personally and/or was providing care for an individual with symptoms, both of which imply the individual's exposure to someone possibly infected. In such circumstances, the District Court agreed that the public health concerns about limiting exposure justified the prohibition on intermittent leave. However, the Court was not equally persuaded by the DOL's promulgated requirement that an employer agree to the intermittent leave in the other instances, "which concededly do not implicate the same public-health considerations." The Court held that the DOL's employer consent requirement for intermittent leave was allowed "[i]insofar as it ban[ned] intermittent leave based on qualifying conditions," but that it was "entirely unreasoned and fails" insofar "as it requires employer consent for intermittent leave" in other situations.
Rather than changing its interpretation, the DOL added additional reasoning to its view that intermittent leave required employer consent when it was related to working intermittently at home and providing care for a minor child whose school or place of care was closed for COVID-19 related reasons. The DOL again confirmed that the supplemental explanation offered in the revised rule should be read in addition to and not in replacement of the reasoning provided in the initial April 1 rule.
In revising its interpretation to add additional context, the DOL stated that its interpretation was "consistent with long standing FMLA principles governing intermittent leave." Specifically, the DOL noted that this interpretation supported the "longstanding principle of FMLA intermittent leave that such leave should, where foreseeable, avoid "unduly disrupting the employer's operations." The DOL reasoned that in the traditional FMLA statute, which includes the definition of intermittent leave as "'leave taken in separate periods of time due to a single illness or injury, rather than for one continuous period of time, and may include leave of periods from an hour or more to several weeks," Congress "expressly authorized" employees taking FMLA leave intermittently "only under certain circumstances." In contrast, when drafting the FFCRA, Congress was silent on whether leave could be taken intermittently, which granted the DOL "broad regulatory authority to effectuate" the paid leave provisions. Accordingly, the DOL reasoned, that this interpretation was well within its authority to ensure consistency in the application of and implementation of the EPSLA and the EFMLEA. The DOL reasoned that the FMLA has long recognized that, where possible, intermittent leave should "avoid 'unduly disrupting the employers operations,'" and that this goal would be best achieved by requiring employer approval for such leave. The DOL explained that this requirement would help balance "the employee's need for leave with the employer's interest in avoiding disruptions…" In support of its reasoning, the DOL noted that the FFCRA included employer permission as a prerequisite for teleworking, and that requiring employer approval before allowing intermittent leave for teleworking was a practical addition. Additionally, to the extent an employee requested the ability to take intermittent leave from work occurring at the worksite (only available in limited circumstances), that addition—with employer consent—was in-line with long standing FMLA provisions related to caring for a child, and was an appropriate condition to ensure balance between the competing interests of employees and employers in this unprecedented time.
The Revised Definition of Health Care Provider
The impacted portions of the DOL rule regarding the definition of "health care provider" are particularly relevant because employers may exclude employees who are health care providers from the EPSLA and EFMLEA. In its original rule, the DOL's definition of this term focused on the identity of the employer. The District Court noted that even the DOL conceded that "an English professor, librarian, or cafeteria manager at a university with a medical school would all be 'health care providers' under the [DOL's initial] Rule." Finding that the DOL's focus on the identity of the employer and not the employee was improper, the Court held that the DOL's definition "cannot stand."
On this point, the DOL appeared to concede the Court's position. In its revised rule, the DOL noted that is revisions were "consistent with the District Court's order," and shifted the definition to focus on "the role and duties of those [health care provider] employees rather than their employers." The revised rule states that an employee is a health care provider if he or she is "capable of providing health care services." Additionally, the Department "further limits the universe of relevant 'health care services'" that an employee "must be capable of providing to qualify as a 'health care provider…'" Specifically, the revised rule requires that "a health care provider must be 'employed to provide diagnostic services, preventive services, treatment services, or other services that are integrated with and necessary to the provision of patient care.'" The DOL offered additional reasoning, with the resulting definition being far more narrow (and excluding fewer employees from FFCRA eligibility) than the original definition promulgated by the agency.
The Revised Notice and Documentation Requirements
Finally, the DOL revised the portions of the initial rule to clarify that employers may require employees to follow reasonable notice procedures, and that especially for employees utilizing the EFMLEA leave provisions, they should provide notice to their employers as practicable when such need for leave is foreseeable.
Although the DOL certainly added additional reasoning to both the reaffirmed and revised provisions of its FFCRA rule, it is too soon to tell how heavily weighted those revisions will be in future legal challenges. As with all things COVID-19 related, the situation is rapidly evolving with near constant changes and updates. Employers with questions about how this decision impacts their obligations related to prior, existing, or future requests for leave under the FFCRA should contact legal counsel. We will continue to monitor the situation and update as necessary.
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Searched and found this CL Charger in Sydney. Flew across inspected and brought her back to WA. Spent nearly six months restoring her to get her ready to get over the pits, which after a torsion bar issue was resolved passed with flying colours.
She is running a 265 Hemi with an original 2BBL Carter. I have updated to an electronic ignition but tried my best to keep her as original as possible.


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List of Government Polytechnic Colleges in Uttarakhand
In this article, we have listed down all Government polytechnic or diploma colleges in Uttarakhand with their detailed courses, seats, admission criteria, address, and contact details. Courses offered by Government Polytechnic Colleges in Uttarakhand: Diploma in Engineering (3 Years) in Various Disciplines Diploma in Pharmacy (2 Years) The admission in Government Polytechnic Colleges of Uttarakhand […]
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List of Private Homeopathy Medical Colleges in West Bengal for BHMS, MD in Homoeopathy
By CM Jana Last Updated On September 24, 2020
Are you looking for a list of private homeopathy medical colleges in West Bengal or private BHMS colleges in West Bengal? In this article, you will find a complete list of private homeopathy medical colleges in West Bengal with their courses, seats, admission criteria, address, and contact details. Courses offered by private homeopathic colleges in […]
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List of Government Homeopathy Medical Colleges in West Bengal for BHMS, MD
If you are looking for a list of government homeopathic medical colleges for BHMS in West Bengal, follow this article. In this article, we have listed down all government homeopathy colleges of West Bengal, including the top government BHMS colleges of West Bengal. Courses offered by government homoeopathic medical colleges in West Bengal: BHMS (Bachelor […]
List of Private Ayurvedic Colleges in West Bengal
List of Private Ayurvedic Colleges in West Bengal: Here, you will find a list of all private ayurvedic colleges in West Bengal, including top BAMS colleges of West Bengal. There are two top private ayurvedic colleges in West Bengal, and both of them offer BAMS. Let's have a look at below for the private ayurvedic […]
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List of Government Ayurvedic Colleges in West Bengal
List of Government Ayurvedic Colleges in West Bengal for BAMS and other courses: In this article, we have listed down all government ayurvedic colleges of West Bengal, including top government BAMS colleges of West Bengal. Courses offered by government ayurvedic colleges in West Bengal: BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine, and Surgery) MD (Ayurveda) PhD in […]
List of Government Polytechnic Colleges in Tripura
By S Karan Last Updated On October 7, 2020
In this article, all the Government Polytechnic (Diploma) Colleges of Tripura are listed down with basic details, diploma courses, addresses, and contact details of each polytechnic college. There are 9 Government polytechnic colleges in Tripura. Out of 9 Government Polytechnic Colleges in Tripura, some of them are the best polytechnic colleges of Tripura. List of Government […]
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As a hunter baring the cold of the winter months, switching hunting tactics can be enormously beneficial and knowing where and how to start are vitally important. When it comes to late-season hunting, deer and other game are frazzled from the hunting pressure so they often seek out new cover near food sources and stay tight. This means that the spot you so heavily scoped out in the fall won't necessarily be the right one now so move on to new territory.
Deer and other game often lie down facing the wind so traveling with a breeze perpendicular in your direction is a wise idea, especially in bedding areas.
In the late season, bucks have a tendency to seek food sources in the last few minutes of daylight and then browse grain fields in the dark. It might serve you well to hunt during these times.
Also in the late season when there is a heavy snowfall that provides coverage, game tend to make ground during daylight hours rather than their typical pattern to browse at night.
Follow any tracks you spot, even if you suspect they are old. The trail may lead you to where a group of game are resting and searching for food source.
Take your time. It's easy to get caught up in the moment and be too quick-paced. When the game you're hunting feels the pressure of the strenuous task of avoiding hunters you can't afford to make mistakes.
As the days of late-season hunting begin to dwindle, enjoy the experience and good luck with your hunt. For expert guided hunts throughout all hunting seasons, contact Krooked River Ranch today.


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The Sailor's Creed is a code of ethics of the United States Navy, originally developed for the promotion of personal excellence.
:I have chosen to serve in the United States Navy. America depends on my performance for her survival, and I accept the challenge to set my standards high, placing my country's well-being above self-interest.
I will be loyal to my country, its Constitution and laws, and to my shipmates.
I will be honest in my personal and professional life and encourage my shipmates to do the same.
I will, to the best of my ability, do the right thing for its own sake, and I am prepared to face pain or death in defense of my country.
I will be a professional, wearing my uniform with pride and accepting responsibility for my actions.
I will set excellence as my standard and always strive for ways to make me a better sailor and my crew a better crew.
The current version of the Sailor's Creed was a product of many Blue Ribbon Recruit Training Panels in 1993 at the direction of Admiral Frank B. Kelso II, Chief of Naval Operations. It has been revised twice; once in 1994 under the direction of Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Jeremy Boorda, and again in 1997. These changes were made to make the creed inclusively descriptive of all hands. The creed is taught and recited in boot camp and at some officer accession programs.
^ a b Management Fundamentals: A Guide for Senior and Master Chief Petty Officers. Naval Education and Training Program Management Support Activity. 1990. p. 5-2.
^ a b "The Sailor's Creed". Retrieved 2008-01-01.
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Silvano Lora (Santo Domingo, 1931-2003)
Silvano Lora (1931-2003), was born in Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic.
A graduate of the National School of Fine Arts (Santo Domingo), he presented his first solo exhibition in 1951, at the Alianza Francesa de Santo Domingo (F. 1914). Silvano quickly jumped to the international stage, exhibiting in cities such as Sao Paolo in 1952, Puerto Rico (1954). Spain, Cairo, and Paris (1957-58), Copenhagen and Rome (1960), Panama, Moscow (1985) and South Korea.
A painter, sculptor and performer, Silvano Lora was also regarded for his social activism and 'non-conformist' style, his opposition to the Trujillo dictatorship and racial history of the Dominican Republic.
In 1992, in protest of the celebrations of the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' arrival in the Dominican Republic, Silvano Lora and other artist crossed the Ozama river in wooden canoes to bring attention to the plight of indigenous people not only in Dominican Republic but also throughout Latin America.
Born 1931. Died 2003.
Works by Silvano Lora
The Couple, 1954, Acrylic on canvas
Suffering nun, 1954
Sketch of horses, 1958
Vietnam series, 1970
Wake up Juan, 1981
The deserted island, 1988
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CAA stir: Varsity in Gujarat accused of intimidating students for taking part in protests
Officials of the varsity, a private university set up under a state act, were not available for comment.
People stage a demonstration against the alleged police brutality on students during protests against CAA at Jantar Mantar (File photo| IANS)
AHMEDABAD: Activists alleged on Wednesday that Nirma University here tried to "intimidate" its students who took part in protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and also advised their parents to `counsel' them.
A protest had been organised against the CAA and the proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC) outside the Sabarmati Ashram here last week.
Activists of the 'Young India National Coordination Committee' and 'Campaign against CAA-NRC-NPA' on Wednesday shared with the media screen shots of text messages that the university purportedly sent to students and their parents.
"Dear Parents, Greetings from Institute of Law, Nirma University. It has come to our knowledge that your ward was involved in protest against recent issues. The Police and Intelligence Bureau-IB have taken details of your ward from us," read the SMS.
"We at our end have counselled the students to refrain from any such activities and we also expect the support from your side. This is also to inform you that if your ward continues to participate in the protest, the police might create a record against him. Thanks," the message stated.
The activists alleged that students were being intimidated for participating in a peaceful protest.
"Students were forced to give undertakings that they will refrain from participating in any such activities in future," a statement from the activists claimed.
"We demand the concerned authorities retract the messages sent to students and their parents and not to intimidate and harass students for exercising their fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression," it added.
Nirma University officials were not available for comment over the issue.
On December 17, college students, activists and others staged a peaceful protest against CAA and NRC outside Sabarmati Ashram, set up by Mahatma Gandhi in 1917.
The controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act provides for grant of citizenship to Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Parsis, Buddhists and Christians who migrated from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh before 2015 due to persecution.
It has sparked off nation-wide protests. The Act's critics allege that it discriminates against Muslims and violates the principle of secularism.
AHMEDABAD: Activists alleged on Wednesday that Nirma University here tried to "intimidate" its students who took part in protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and also advised their parents to `counsel' them. Officials of the varsity, a private university set up under a state act, were not available for comment. A protest had been organised against the CAA and the proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC) outside the Sabarmati Ashram here last week. Activists of the 'Young India National Coordination Committee' and 'Campaign against CAA-NRC-NPA' on Wednesday shared with the media screen shots of text messages that the university purportedly sent to students and their parents. "Dear Parents, Greetings from Institute of Law, Nirma University. It has come to our knowledge that your ward was involved in protest against recent issues. The Police and Intelligence Bureau-IB have taken details of your ward from us," read the SMS. "We at our end have counselled the students to refrain from any such activities and we also expect the support from your side. This is also to inform you that if your ward continues to participate in the protest, the police might create a record against him. Thanks," the message stated. The activists alleged that students were being intimidated for participating in a peaceful protest. "Students were forced to give undertakings that they will refrain from participating in any such activities in future," a statement from the activists claimed. "We demand the concerned authorities retract the messages sent to students and their parents and not to intimidate and harass students for exercising their fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression," it added. Nirma University officials were not available for comment over the issue. On December 17, college students, activists and others staged a peaceful protest against CAA and NRC outside Sabarmati Ashram, set up by Mahatma Gandhi in 1917. The controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act provides for grant of citizenship to Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, Parsis, Buddhists and Christians who migrated from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh before 2015 due to persecution. It has sparked off nation-wide protests. The Act's critics allege that it discriminates against Muslims and violates the principle of secularism.
Nirma University Citizenship Act Anti-Citizenship Act protest


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AYRES, Steven Beckwith
Independent Democrat
62nd (1911–1913)
AYRES, Steven Beckwith, a Representative from New York; born in Fort Dodge, Iowa, October 27, 1861; moved with his parents to Elmira, N.Y., in 1866; attended the grammar school; moved to Penn Yan, N.Y., in 1873; attended the Penn Yan Academy and was graduated from Syracuse (N.Y.) University, in 1882; engaged in the publishing business at Penn Yan and was editor of the Yates County Chronicle; delegate to the Republican State convention in 1884; moved to New York City in 1893 and engaged in the advertising business; declined the Democratic nomination as candidate for the New York State assembly in 1910; elected as an Independent Democrat to the Sixty-second Congress (March 4, 1911-March 3, 1913); unsuccessful candidate for reelection as an Independent Democrat in 1912 to the Sixty-third Congress; author of several books and many historical articles; lecturer in the New York University Summer School in 1914; engaged in the cultivation of oranges at Clearwater, Fla., in winter and in the real estate business at Woodstock, N.Y., during the summer; died in New York City, June 1, 1929; interment in the Clearwater Cemetery, Clearwater, Fla.
Ayres, Steven Beckwith. Bridge. New York: Brentano's, 1909.
History, Art & Archives, U.S. House of Representatives, "AYRES, Steven Beckwith," https://history.house.gov/People/Listing/A/AYRES,-Steven-Beckwith-(A000353)/ (February 01, 2023)


This is a plain, classic t-shirt from the hugo Boss collection with just the right amount of detailing in it to make this item stand out yet still match all of your looks. The colour contrasting logo on the back of the shoulder defines the mottled styling of this tee. There is the classic Boss label stitched on the chest completing this relaxed basic t-shirt.


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Created on Tue Mar  8 22:13:35 2016

@author: eikes
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import select

import cfg
import echo_server

def main():
    #handlers is a list of open client-connections and a single
	# server acception new connections
    handlers = []
    handlers.append(echo_server.Server(cfg.address, handlers))

    #eventloop:
    while True:
        #checks which clients should get an answer
        senders = [h for h in handlers if h.wants_to_send()]
        recvs, sends, _ = select.select(handlers, senders, [], 2)
        for h in recvs:
            h.recv()
        for h in senders:
            h.send()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

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Cozy Corner was opened on February 16 of 2015. It is located in Clearwater, Florida and primarily serves breakfast cuisine. Cozy Corner prides itself on providing a comfortable and casual atmosphere where its guests feel at home while dining. Customer service is one of the most important things to the owners and staff and they make that a large priority.Aside from dining in, Cozy Corner offers, takeout, delivery and catering. For catering, they set themselves apart from other restaurants because they can make any dish that the customer wants, even if it is not traditionally on their menu. This provides many unique and different opportunities in regards to catering for Cozy Corner.Although the breakfast cuisine at Cozy Corner sells pretty equally according to management, there are fan favorites among the dinner options. The Prime Rib is Angus Prime Rib and has Cozy Corner customersí mouths watering. Also, on Fridayís they have an ìAll You Can Eatî Fish Fry special that is quite popular as well. Cozy Corner is only open for dinner on Thursdays and Fridays, but it is open for breakfast and lunch 7 days a week.At Cozy Corner everything is homemade and made fresh each day. Their main concern is the happiness of their customers and making sure they have a good dining experience. Whether it be dining in, taking out, or delivery, any type of Cozy Corner service makes for a tasty meal and pleasant experience.


Yet as Hoop, an Owen County product, and Mascotti, who is from Bellbrook, Ohio, made their way out of a final turn on the course, they were stunned by what they did not see: Ronoh was nowhere in view.
"We could hear fans saying 'Sharon must've died,'" Mascotti said, using 'died' to mean run out of gas. "I'd run against her for so long, I was thinking 'You don't understand, Sharon doesn't die.'"
Before the women's race, the Mid-South Conference men's cross-country championship, an 8,000-meter event, had been run over the same course.
Prior to the women's 5K race beginning, officials needed to alter the ropes that set the parameters of the course for a shorter women's route.
In at least one case, they had failed to do so. As the race leader, Ronoh had followed those misaligned ropes right off of the women's course and onto the men's.
"We'd run the course the night before the race. We knew how it was supposed to be," Hoop said. "But when we got to that one turn, the rope was in the wrong place, it was still set up from the boys' race. We knew Sharon had taken the wrong turn because that rope was wrong."
After the Cumberlands runners crossed the finish line with Mascotti first and Hoop second, Ronoh showed up behind them, passing runners, to finish third. "She was so good, she ran an extra 400 meters and still finished third," Hoop said.
Ronoh, a Timboro, Kenya, native, was in tears over having let the conference championship get away in her senior season. Mascotti and Hoop looked at Ronoh, looked at each other and made an instantaneous decision.
"We went straight to the (race) officials, told them the course wasn't marked off right," Hoop said. "We told them Sharon was going to win if that rope had been right."
In an athletics context, many would argue the Cumberlands runners had no obligation to do this. They hadn't failed to align the course properly. They had made themselves familiar enough with the route before the race to know the right way to go regardless of the misplaced rope.
"At least 10 people that day asked me why I did what I did. They said 'I wouldn't have done that if I'd won,'" Mascotti recalled. "Even my brother was like 'Why are you doing this?'"
Said Mascotti: "I just didn't feel like I'd won like they said I did. Sharon went wrong because the officials made a mistake. ... I knew in my heart, (Ronoh) deserved it."
Said Hoop: "It was just the right thing to do. We told the (race officials), 'We don't deserve (to be first and second). (Ronoh) was way ahead of us, and just followed the way the course was laid out. She deserved to be the winner.'"
That day, race officials agreed and declared Ronoh the victor with an "adjusted time" of 18:18. Mascotti and Hoop (both 18:45) were returned to second and third.
Eventually, the Mid-South Conference overturned that decision and said the official race results had to reflect the order in which the runners crossed the finish line regardless of the circumstances.
"I want to applaud all those individuals involved for their efforts to make things right after an honest mistake on the course," then-Mid-South Conference Commissioner Steve Baker said at the time. "Ultimately, we must adhere to the rules and policies of the race."
Fortunately, all three of the runners impacted by the reversal qualified for the NAIA national championship based on the revised results. There, Ronoh ran second (17:20), Hoop 18th and Mascotti 19th (both 18:22).
Long after the reversal, the fact that Hoop, now a junior, and Mascotti, a senior, were willing to take a stand against self-interest to do right by a competitor left a major impression around the Mid-South Conference.
When the NAIA sent out an email seeking nominees for its first-ever "Champions of Character" Award, Cumberlands Athletics Director Randy Vernon was contacted by then-MSC Commissioner Baker.
"Steve asked me if I'd seen that email," Vernon said. "I told him I had. He said 'That sounds like Danielle and Darcy to me.' I told him I'd already thought of nominating them."
On Tuesday, veteran Cumberlands cross country coach Floyd Stroud, Mascotti and Hoop will drive from Williamsburg to Lexington to catch a flight to Kansas City for Wednesday's banquet.
"This is not a cross country award, it's any athlete in the NAIA," Stroud said. "And it's not a Kentucky award or a Mid-South (Conference) award, it's national. It's a big deal for Danielle and Darcy, and it's a big deal for Cumberlands."
Mascotti and Hoop are excited to receive a national honor but both say recognition is not why they tried to give up finishing first and second in the conference cross-country championships last fall.
"We didn't expect anything out of it. We didn't want anything out of it," Hoop said. "We were just trying to do what we thought was the right thing to do."
In a sports era filled with all too many PED users and big-time college athletics cheats, imagine that.


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Clinton: FBI chief and Putin cost her election
Published Wednesday, May 03, 2017
Hillary Clinton on Tuesday laid the blame for her defeat in last year's White House race squarely at the feet of FBI director James Comey and Russia's Vladimir Putin, saying they had "scared off" voters.
The Democrat, speaking at a charity luncheon in New York, said she took "absolute personal responsibility" for a series of campaign blunders that contributed to her loss to Donald Trump.
But she pointed a finger at Russian hacking and interference and at the Federal Bureau of Investigation director, who revealed just before the November 8 election he was re-opening a probe into Clinton's use of a personal email server while serving as secretary of state.
"I was on the way to winning until a combination of Jim Comey's letter on October 28th and Russian WikiLeaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me, but got scared off," Clinton said.
"If the election had been on October 27, I'd be your president."
Trump responded hours later with a pair of snarky tweets, attacking Clinton and saying the Russia affair was a Democratic ploy to justify her loss to him.
In January the US intelligence community announced it had concluded Russia interfered in the election - and that Putin himself ordered a campaign to undermine the US democratic process and harm Clinton's electability in order to help Trump win.
Clinton described the Russian president as someone who was "not a member of my fan club."
"He certainly interfered in our election and it was clear he hurt me and helped my opponent," she said.
Clinton pointed to the release of an old video tape on October 7 on which Trump is heard crudely discussing groping women, and how "within an hour or two" of the tapes' release, the Russian theft of Clinton staffers' emails was made public on WikiLeaks.
"What a coincidence. You just can't make this stuff up," she said.
Clinton's remarks - which echoed CIA comments branding WikiLeaks a "hostile intelligence service" abetted by the likes of Russia -- were the most extensive and direct about her loss since the shock result last year.
"The reason why I believe we lost were the intervening events in the last 10 days," she said.
'Everybody but herself'
Political analysts widely consider that Clinton fell short in part because she failed to mobilize the coalition of non-whites, young voters, single women and college-educated whites who propelled Barack Obama to victory in 2008 and 2012.
She was also faulted for not spending enough campaign time in traditionally Democratic strongholds Michigan and Wisconsin, states which fell to Trump on election day.
Trump has repeatedly claimed that Democrats have focused on Russian hacking -- and alleged cooperation between Moscow and Trump associates - to mask their bitter defeat.
"Trump/Russia story was an excuse used by the Democrats as justification for losing the election," he tweeted Tuesday night after Clinton spoke. "Perhaps Trump just ran a great campaign?"
Trump also said Clinton had gotten off easy because the FBI chose not to charge her over the email case.
"FBI Director Comey was the best thing that ever happened to Hillary Clinton in that he gave her a free pass for many bad deeds! The phony..." Trump wrote in another tweet.
In her interview Clinton blamed "everybody but herself," Republican congressman Jeff Duncan said on Twitter.
The 69-year-old former first lady, US senator and secretary of state has spent decades in the public spotlight.
"I'm now back to being an active citizen and part of the resistance," she said, referring to the informal movement opposed to the Republican president.
Clinton is writing a book about her experiences, to be released later this year, and said it has been a "painful process" to relive the campaign and the mistakes she made.
"You'll read my confession and my request for absolution," she said.


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The recently released 'Travel & Tourism Economic Impact' report indicates the travel industry in Asia-Pacific may be the only one worldwide to recover by 2023.
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Inspiring Vacations explains that certain factors pose a risk to the recovery of the travel industry around the world including rising inflation, high energy prices, labour shortages at airports and lockdowns in China.
Despite these concerns, the annual report produced by London-based World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) shows that Asia-Pacific is expected to recover at an incredibly strong pace. The report highlighted that tourism revenue dropped in the Asia-Pacific by 59% in 2020, which was more than anywhere else in the world.
The Alaska tours operator explains that in 2021, with most countries in the region maintaining strong border restrictions, recovery to the travel industry was muted. The WTTC report showed revenue from tourism in Asia-Pacific contributed only 16% to regional gross domestic product while in Europe that figure was 28% and 23% in North America.
This year, however, the WTTC report indicates that Asia-Pacific travel revenue is expected to contribute 71% to the overall economy. Inspiring Vacations says travel in the region is skyrocketing, with restrictions eased or removed in most countries.
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In more exciting news for the industry, the WTTC report predicts that 126 million new jobs will be added in the next decade, with 65% of the new jobs expected to be in Asia-Pacific.
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Q: ¿Cómo enviar un correo desde un formulario PHP a dos cuentas diferentes de correo electrónico? mi duda es como puedo agregar una nueva dirección de correo electrónico para que lleguen los correos desde mi formulario PHP, con una cuenta me funciona perfecto, pero al querer agregar otra dirección dudo mucho como hacerlo, espero me puedan auxiliar, este es mi código PHP:
<?php
/*He intendado agregarla de esta forma, sin embargo me sale error en la "," ya que al parecer no es su sintaxis*/
$destino = "cuenta1@gmail.com", "cuenta2@yahoo.com";

$nombre = $_POST["nombre"];
$correo = $_POST["correo];
$mensaje = $_POST["mensaje"];

$contenido = "Nombre: " . $nombre .
             "\n\nCorreo: " . $email .
             "\n\nMensaje: " ."\n". $mensaje;

$enviado = mail($destino,$asunto,$contenido);

if ($enviado)
header("Location:contacto.html");
else
header("Location:error.html");
?>

A: El problema es que esta concatenación es incorrecta:
$destino = "cuenta1@gmail.com", "cuenta2@yahoo.com";

Falta una coma entre las direcciones. Puedes ponerlo así:
$destino = "cuenta1@gmail.com, ", "cuenta2@yahoo.com";
                            #^Coma aquí para separar destinatarios

O bien así:
$destino = "cuenta1@gmail.com, cuenta2@yahoo.com";

Te señalo que mandar direcciones concatenadas a diversos destinatarios es por lo general una mala práctica, porque todos ven las direcciones de los otros. Esto sería factible en un tipo de correo familiar por ejemplo, o de compañeros de una clase. Pero en el ámbito profesional, deberías enviar las direcciones como Bcc, así, nadie ve las direcciones de los otros.
En el Manual de PHP tienes ejemplos sobre cómo mandar copias ocultas, las cuales deben ponerse en la cabecera, aquí un ejemplo:
#Ponemos las direcciones en un array para simplificar luego con implode
$destino = array("cuenta1@gmail.com", "cuenta2@yahoo.com");

$nombre = $_POST["nombre"];
$correo = $_POST["correo];
$mensaje = $_POST["mensaje"];

$contenido = "Nombre: " . $nombre .
             "\n\nCorreo: " . $email .
             "\n\nMensaje: " ."\n". $mensaje;

$cabeceras  = "From: Tu Nombre <tu-email@tu-dominio.com>" . "\r\n";
$cabeceras .= "Reply-To: tu-email@tu-dominio.com" . "\r\n";
$cabeceras .= "X-Mailer: PHP/" . phpversion(). "\r\n";
$cabeceras .= "BCC: ". implode(",", $destino) . "\r\n";

$enviado = mail(null,$asunto,$contenido,$cabeceras);

if ($enviado)
  header("Location:contacto.html");
else
  header("Location:error.html");

Aquí se manda todo en las cabeceras: la lista de copias ocultas, el título, a quién se debe responder, etc.

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Revisionism on the Web
The Thought Heard 'Round the World
by Greg Raven
Even though seven years have elapsed since the Internet burst into prominence in 1994 due to the addition of the "World Wide Web" (often abbreviated "WWW") to electronic mail ("e-mail"), file transfer, and other existing features, it is difficult to know whether this is the wave of the future, a passing fad, or a stepping-stone to something yet to come. One thing certain is that revisionist materials on the Internet drive anti-revisionists crazy.
The Journal has covered efforts by governments to silence revisionists. If these attempts to regulate freedom of speech are successful, then the Internet cannot survive, and freedom of speech everywhere is threatened. However, the premise that the laws of one country should be used to determine Internet content in other countries, is ludicrous, and almost certainly will lead to the downfall of efforts to control Internet content; imagine Muslim countries attempting to control the Internet because pornography is available, or the Communist Chinese because some Web sites publicize human rights abuses.
Before the World Wide Web made the Internet so popular, electronic presentations of revisionist viewpoints were confined to computer systems of which one had to be a member. Non-members had no way of following discussions, and material presented on one computer system would not appear on any other computer system without someone laboriously copying it.
Now, virtually anyone who can connect to the Internet can view revisionist materials, and participate in discussions and debates with others interested in revisionism. The longest-running and most active of these forums is alt.revisionism, an Internet discussion area (technically, a "newsgroup") that allows visitors to read existing messages, respond to topics of interest, and post new messages. Discussions are free-wheeling, to say the least, and are often larded with the type of personal attacks that tend to surface when one is not face-to-face with one's target.
There are also moderated discussion areas. Although typically moderators do not allow participants to express revisionist viewpoints, even so, it can be worthwhile to monitor discussion areas such as this to keep up with the current trends in establishment historiography.
Electronic Messages
It is difficult to overstate the extent to which e-mail (electronic mail, most often sent over the Internet) facilitates communication. It does not matter whether your message is going to the next-door neighbor or to a far continent, delivery is free, and in many cases, almost instantaneous. In addition, one message can be sent to dozens or even hundreds of recipients simultaneously with a few keystrokes, eliminating printing costs, envelope stuffing, and postage expenses.
These characteristics have been a boon to revisionists. Revisionists major and minor around the world use mass e-mail to keep other revisionists up-to-date on breaking news and developments. Recipients can easily (and often do) "forward" copies of received messages to others, so that in a matter of hours revisionist news can move around the globe at a speed that makes fax machines look antiquated.
Registration for the recent (since cancelled) revisionist conference in Beirut was greatly facilitated by e-mail, as messages from speakers, participants, and journalists flooded into the IHR, where they were answered and sent back within twenty-four hours. Without e-mail, pulling together such a diverse group of persons from dozens of countries around the world would have been next to impossible.
If receiving streams of revisionist material every day is a problem because you live in a country where such material is forbidden, it is trivially easy to obtain a free e-mail account under an alias. These accounts have the additional advantage that they allow retrieval of messages from just about any computer anywhere in the world. Even if you are on the move, you don't have to be out of touch with the revisionist community.
The utilitarian nature of other Internet features notwithstanding, the multi-media capabilities of the Web are what is driving the explosion in interest in the Internet. In 1994,when IHR material first appeared on the Web, there were relatively little few Web sites in existence, and not much other interesting material. The growth in the intervening years has been dramatic, to the point that now, newcomers to the Web take for granted that whatever they are seeking is available somewhere, and usually for free. Library card catalogs (including that of the Library of Congress), historical documents, and out-of-print books are all available on the Web. Today, the average Internet user has more news and information at his fingertips than editors at major metropolitan daily newspapers had ten years ago.
The integration of Web materials and e-mail capabilities make it possible for any Internet user to act as a "clipping service," e-mailing others magazine and newspaper articles, and other Web materials, without having to retype them. To use the Beirut Conference as an example once again, articles in the Arab-language press were picked up by Arabic-speaking IHR associates from Web sites in the Middle East, translated into English, and e-mailed to the IHR, where they were available the next day on our Web site in translation.
With dozens of supporters around the world sending electronic "clippings" every day, not every clipping is going to be germane. Even so, those materials that cannot be used by the IHR are often forwarded electronically to others for use elsewhere.
Without the Internet, the control of the mass media by groups and individuals hostile to historical truth would doom a small publisher such as the IHR to eking out an existence on the fringe. With a well-designed and highly visible Web site (www.ihr.org), the IHR can be on nearly equal footing with huge organizations such as the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Simon Wiesenthal Center in making material available to the average computer user.
This has led to an increasing number of citations of revisionist Web sites in articles dealing with historical topics such as the Holocaust. Not only does the IHR Web site allow journalists from around the world to quickly and easily contact the IHR, it allows their readers to quickly find and peruse revisionist materials, so they can make up their own minds about historical events.
Greg Raven maintains the IHR's Web site.
Author: Greg Raven
Title: The thought heard 'round the world
Date: January/February 2001
Location: page 5


D.C. Law Library - § 47–1206. Power and duty of Mayor to reassess.
↪ § 47–1206. Power and duty of Mayor to reassess.
The Mayor of the District of Columbia is hereby authorized and directed, in any case where a special assessment for public improvements in the District of Columbia, other than an assessment levied by a jury in a condemnation proceeding, has been or hereafter may be quashed, set aside, or declared void by any court for any reason other than the right of the public authorities to levy an assessment for such improvement, to reassess the property in accordance with the benefits received from such improvement, after notice to the owner of the property and an opportunity afforded him to be heard, the hearing to be had before such agent or agents as the Mayor may designate. At such hearing physical facts which may be ascertained by view may be considered, whether proved or not. Such agent or agents shall report in writing to the Mayor the substance of the evidence taken and the arguments made at the hearing, together with the findings (which may include a statement of any physical facts not proved at the hearing which may be ascertained by view) and the recommendations of such agent or agents. A copy of such report, findings, and recommendations shall be mailed to the protestant 10 days before being presented to the Mayor, and the protestant may, before such report, findings, and recommendations are presented to the Mayor, file with such agent or agents exceptions to such report and findings, which exceptions shall be presented to the Mayor with such report, findings, and recommendations. The reassessment shall be made within 1 year from the date the judgment or decree quashing, setting aside, or declaring void the assessment becomes final and not subject to review. Notice of such reassessment shall be given the property owner in the same manner as if such reassessment was an original assessment, and such reassessment shall bear interest and be collected in the same manner as if such reassessment was an original assessment.
Real property assessments and taxes, reassessment of void assessments, see § 47-839.
Water main and sewer service assessments, reassessment of void assessments, see § 34-2405.06.


Surrendering a pet to the shelter should be your VERY LAST option.
Our Jacksonville city shelter is overcrowded. We urge you to work hard to find an adopter for your pet. Keep your pet out of the shelter.
The following are some tips for advertising your pet to help you find an adopter.
#1. Write up an advertisement for your pet.
b. Good photograph of the pet. Ideally include a few photographs showing the pet interacting with you and your other pets if you have them. You want to show the animal is friendly and social.
Example of a Facebook post highlighting the pertinent features mentioned on this page. Permission to use this image granted by Robin Messinese.
Playful, laid back, active, etc.
Likes to be held, sit in laps, etc.
Housebroken, good with litterbox, etc.
Consider charging at least a minimal adoption fee to ensure people are serious about caring for the pet financially.
#2. Post your advertisement everywhere.
a. Local vet offices. Veterinarians in your area usually have boards where you can post your advertisement. Many local businesses have boards in their stores as well.
#3. Get ready to talk to potential adopters.
• Hoarders – these are people who compulsively collect dozens and dozens of animals. They usually have good intentions wanting to save animals, but their situation is out of hand. You want to avoid them because their animals usually live in overcrowded unsanitary conditions, lack medical care, and are neglected emotionally due to the hoarder not having the ability to properly care for them.
• Dog fighters – these are people who "adopt" animals for dog fights. They look for pit bulls and pit bull mixes to put in the fight. They also "adopt" cats and other small animals for bait used in the fights. This is a horrible but true reality and you need to watch out for these people.
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